New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

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rnb At hr u a. esnshi him. bat . hni MAJ then
~l brought the ns let because
va. .frad aisht injHr- oniy he'd tn
had pted hsd r-Eaned bis feet when the Officer
IN. f. bo until third shot fired dii not
zee oc-ssed after shot Until saw him tai, morning
Policeman Joseph Perkins Of the Secon Precinct
duty at Fuiou t-ry s,traed BY toe r-por Of
pistol tuned around AID oe-r Cairne; ia Parsui, Of
ms wh ming Fulton street; teard second
,ho; in about half minut aerwart ~sen hs.t saw ,he
date, aned in pursuit. Of the man and 20, ap 70 de-
erased. Officer Cairnes fired third shots there
isd hold Of the decreased when Officer Cairnes fired
whea the tLId .lot Was bred. Oho-r Cafn-. had re-
asked him il be wn crsIy asked him why he sho,
o.c-as~d saying that there Ma no s-on y sot d-a-d
whn there much assistance :; hand; Csirness mouth
be-diDs and he sPPesred very much excited deceased.
h i5 S ~'i sop e4 I .a ad . h Srs sorsd
have seen him frequently before assisted IL oarrys III 70
sked Off er Gaines Why be shot the nsn; IN reply n- said
that he had struck knocked down by cec-sd but
be- had do hr thing .sn h- would not have sho; DE-
ceased gave Csirnes in charge Of C-qt. Weed
Daniel Mccarthy testided as follows-I keep
paper stand Fulton Harket ;te after ooos yesterday
attempted stop him. when be staggered little Mr. Dszen-
eo' effort . eateh The man who atered over ss.n.
ing p.'S a, the msD hsd Jumped aside 70 avoid the shot
standing .ti when think per
running through the market, as above stated.
Anne Hurlbut, being sworn, says: | keep stand a..
tte Fulton Market about O'Clock Yesterday afternoon
running toward Mccarthy stand aud there halt heard
fred, and the fall on his bscs don't know
who fred the pistol was frightened and did not pay much
atie ntion 70 the case.
II. A. Deming Of No. 2O6 Front street, being sworn,
,ay standing Mr. Hicks stand corner o south and
Fulton when attention attracted By the Of
pistol then saw ms1 running and man trying 70 stop him
the ofcer tten came mp aud fred revolver when deceased
fell deceased uhns around after being stopped by some
.fi d-se
hight dressd in light clothes the Officers mouth was
breeding when him. snd he had MS of saw the 9TH
GERS deceased 20 q cart. aud then went away
George IIurlbut Of Fulton Market sad-I saw de-
ed oDng round the corner Of me thr we're tyo
q and brought Linn to po "a .n M I a. IN, . moment @
M and Si faS ae e boaa s on bis mouth don nt could
recognize the officer who fred the pistol
William Gage of No. 27S Third street being sworn,
says-I passing up Fulton Wednesday afternoon
shot and f. the bullet whz past m7 tlrn-d and
tie latter had pistol in his hand told him fire.
be would Kill else joined 10 the chase and IS me
other shot and coming up the officer standing the
body deceased Officer Perkins then up and with his
es, sm not positive that officer Carnes is the
ing deceesed don't know whether the ocef heafd me
when told him not TO FIRE at decreased
Question by n .Juror-From what you saw of the
occurrence do you think the shooting Inshabe A decline
John Brady. nurse at the Hospital, identified the
Policeman Zero of the First Precinct testified as fol-
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Station House and said that there muss on board the
snip ST. chaIe oeeI cir1es wa. IN tes station aCg' 1 a
que the he went on board and asked Tor the Cap
there be wanted arrested l asked bin il he would
make chsge against the he said he would that one OF
them had ,hre s,ened his life the not there then
the cspan sd they had gone ashore aud asked ne to take
walk up South street went along vita the captain and came
i ose Of the men, ares, ,n held when
he TUNED s.d ippssed to Ie G dsy y R saa SS ga s
little behind came sni rave the deegsea into % Hl' Sna.
while conveyed the deceased TO the Station House
MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
Drs Ferguson and OHanlon, residing at No. lS9
Fast Eshtenh street. being duly w.rn dePose and 'syws
lyna dead the New Hospital and found gun'hot
wound on the back inches the right Of the yrre
bra column the tenth NIB on tracing this wonad We
found that the bullet bad entered the right kidney asrans
right tube Of the liver its under surface iacerstns ana
tearing m on TO s m The ss sph.s op
pose p,rcaida through which it passed entering the
by internal hemorrhsge from said wound of opinion
tia, the pistol discharged quite close to the person OF
deceased.
The testimony being closed the Coroner briefly
charged the Jury. who, after brief consultation,
rendered the following
Tha, the said John Hollis alias Nc Govern came 10 his death
by pso,hot the hands Of Officer Robert Csrnes at
the Of Fulton aud South streets, on the lh day o NO
vsmber 1853 and that sad shooting ustifae the
par of said officer, Robert CaiInes'
Upon the rendition of the verdict the prisoner
examined, and stated that his was Robert
Caines he almost 40 years of age of Irish birth,
lived at No. l6 Trinity place and his occupation tha
u Metropolitan policeman. In relation to the charge
he ssid, have nothing to say.
At the conclusion of the examination counsel Tor the
accused asked the Coroner if lie would not admit the
accused to bail.
Coroner Gamble replied that he could not; that
Judre Russell had decided the bail could not be taken
in such a
Counsel urged upon the Coroner to admit Carnes to
bail, and said that bail as high 1000 could be
brought if necessary. He gave notice tina. he should
apply for OF habeas corpus and certiorar at an
early day, and have Cairnes admitted to bail.
The Coroner still refused to take ball. and committed
tie accused prison to await the action of the Grand