, 1859-02-01

,tossph 1fotr s.co7n-Been in Chicago Il years;
knew prisoner from Dec. 81; did not kno~ 5opme
Werner; boarded with prisoner on Madison stree.,
ut Mr. Kobn's. winter before last; lcft there On
the 16th or l7th Of February; commenced some
lime IN the fall to board there; defendant came
there in December; don't know where ne came
from he was at kohn's when left; lie !odecd
there and eat there; he told me he was gong ~
hire q room; he told me he Ind some 1hInliufe
yet in Milwaukee; afterwards he told me- be had
lJfred room somewhere on the corner OF C!afK
aud S. Water streets; he was in the habit Q! snaF-
ing me. g, Had you any conversation With ue,
fcndunt with reference to any womant Suecsea n1
men; JumreE.z told 1ne be was in scrape once,
and had to be careful; be lived with woman III
Milwaukee,, aud folks thought they were brother
and sister; be said she got with child; asked him
what became Of the woman; he said ne had SCI
tied With her; this was ia answer to ny aoestaon
Of what had become Of hcr; we said nothing tnr,
thcr; was in the char at the time. e. Ho" dsd
this Conversation -come up? Collected to-otec-
tim 0yeitulei1 Il. It came up about another nc
man; asked lin If he wasn't pretty Intimate
with that girl up ut the house; he answered that
Ar, Fan Arnaan Moved to strike ont all the
above Is iunmaterial. Oger ruled.
Cra&s <xam5ned-1 left boarding there b.
csase it wax not convenient, 1t did not suat ne
very well: Mrs. Kohn was confined 2bout fhat
time the landlord. Mr. Kohn. also ~aa pfepar:
l0R 10 UQFG 10 AIA%1AARH3 40 hAN s~s~~A 49,
sick We had To eat in the kitchen
William s.. Itnbro<ck suora Was jailer OF
Cooki(;ouutv last Year; defendant Was put In
nv custody in Arril or May last; recoIlect OF
admitting Or. Hahn think it was into the
jail; be said prisoner, Junperlz seat tor him
They began talking in German toid teem h haey
sent for you-thia body will be here IN a tew
days. md wish to know if they can tell If 1t
died st poison. il vas 20 loug ago?" Don't re-
member what the Dr.. hsid; 1 laid ''they can
tell If they hayc the stomach )" Jnmpertz saia
be had taken everything out but the lungs;
made remark that il the had been hupg the
mark would be found on her ueck; he sa'd he
cut that eff when be cut her head of. How
lcug wis this before the body came? 4. idont
remember whether it WAS before Or after. =:
Did defendant after :his make you present u
anYth,rg! 4. 4 silver tobacco boz was hand "a
me bY q person who said it came from Jnmpetlz
q. Did 7nu converse with prisoner about ~
4. told him a box had presented; had IT.
lie rather II hadn't been pre- sented.
To 11fr 1lcI5uy-1 told linn was much ob!'g'
cd, but had little sashcz il hadn't CONC.
Csoss- Examined BY mfr. Vah -dsman-Nas
jailor tor two years; have distinct recollection
Of Tie conversation witness detailed the ciscun-
stances Of the Interview in Jail between Or. Hal!n
and prisoner @. Did not the Doctor say in sub
stabce at bis uttice when ynu went 70 subpoena
him til It the prisoner said have sent for you Dr.
to 70 and see the remains, that you IN ses s1e
died uf Dolson that you can t:slify fur H,cI a
do not remember it tuut Way. z Did not the Dr
iu the same conversation tell you that III reply to
Junperz's request, 1t {Hahn) said that hc uo
I lctslnod the stomach and bowels were tlkea out
! and lhat it would h. impossible 10 tellf H. He
said be told tic prisoner tl,lt lie could not tell
from the body us the stomach aud bowels were
| g4ne. ,
u, <ja1,es Il. Hahn storn An physician !;
| have rea,ded IN Chicsgo four years; prisoner
! sent far me to call and see him; did 50; Mr.
| Tenbroeck went with NE to the cell; Jampertz
began to talk 10 German; MI. Tenbroeck object:
] ed to his speaking IN German; defendant asked
me to do bn f4Tor; be had understood The
| body was to be- back here in d day OF two, ard
| he had understood they were trying to make ou'
be had poisoned her; be sud he wanted me u
| be present; be wanted some one to be present II
whom be had confidence, to do him iastice ono
tell the truth abous bin; s4i TO him l under
| cad alt the intii<s {the term used to himlha
been TAKEN out, aud if so nothing could bn tclt
about it; he said lie had taken out all below the
partition, meaning the diaphragm; said. shet
nothing can be 1oia, hut vi" 70 ard $50 sht
body when it co1nes; that 1As a!l there WAS u
Gross .tz1mined BY IF. Fan -4rnaan "A litt'a
boy from tue shop brought note to me iron
Junperlzs; knew Tim only from seeing hin
in tas shop; thought him the best barbsr there
aud 4iwaYs got his chair VIXEN / could Mf
1enbroeck hubfGsad me there we're aeVera
| ia nv ot1ice; said 10 him didn't see why the,
wanted me as hs could leil tbs sams as 1couid
he said 1ha. way 30, tat be remebere'
lust about what did; he SAID b
did not wish to be s~oro. and bad E
! .o{d Mr. Harrir US he did moi Ike TO e
on TO the stan.1; We talked the matter over as
| have told it hegt; he said lie dld mot renetnbS'
! prisoners sayur lie sent It'll mt to d. s!'n ta
vvr, thut nlrt OF the conversation Was i'll Ger
! man: priscner did not ask me whether p'isul
could he detected IN tue body othes than tue :ton'
acb; he said a. have tnld, as near as recollect
| during tElt conversation l baye FAINT l1
preston tllat something WAS said att'ut cutting d
tue mask Ut q rope on the Neck
To .ur. Huren II d. Nut .tecuIlect that Mr.
TenLrotck tuok any Share in the conversation; u
not remember clearly about thr marx On III
neck; recoect the conversation with yen ut NJ
| ei1i1c; think asked prisoner ut the Interview
hc could tell where tue stomach was buried; Il
could get near enough to find II; le spike abot
gong on the North si1c; dou't iccollcct he said l
crossed 05lru's l,riIge; think hc sid Lie c'u!
find it If they would accompany hln.
IrA CdlM4n etocrn -Huve lived IN this CIT
after she c4ne here; her husband With the 81
J WAS then i,rtug iu D=a. T'llsbury's house; st
| came nnk kicked uo NUS, and they came
my house; this was two years and hatf nge
! think l knew her for q year, OF unst! she Ie
!, tue city; knew ju1npertz; the house ID IN Il
I EeHI VI aAe HUME ANT A9V Aot 0e %eN 0N-.-
, We8lehner lived in art Of the house; on
= knew from hearsay Tint Jurnpe1sz hvea VI
! Sophie Werner; she told me she Was murrl
: 10 prisoner; il WAS before they went to MhTo
i kee {ohjected to, objection oEerFuled and e
a cep!ion taken); she said she ~as go'pK to Il
a with him at Milneokee; this was The lsat til
= / Baw her alive; l met her 90 l.ske stree
= IVAN Aruan for deterce moved to strike q
a both statements; overruied; exception taket
,. snw her body in tho Recorders Court; rece
% nlztd it by the countenance, eyes, teeth, g.
4 thought her of cheerful and couraReous dispo
II sion; nerer saw her when she "As otaef~H
d ,.he used to get water from The hgdrant in
= shed; saw her almost every day knew her o.
b year; there was difficulty all the time a.
\, this other wom.n; she VAS good sized :
+. ni4u, wousd weigh orer 140 lbs should 81
y. he ard she took poison eRw her Hext daS,
d no change in her appearance and eoaasct
~ Cross.e1amiatd Am in The e1optoy OF the {
a. as tiee policeman; remember se.slng her the
!. aiter heard it, Or the second day inter
i took IT: Mrs. Weg'ehner told it i. my hou
1, have Seen the woman very RsT, aud have ne
~ her siuR, not very often nerer saw hef c
a she has told me Of her troubles with hsr :
II band about htr going to Germany, and "
NJ trouble she had to get back sae ahot7ed 81
~ feeling ct his conduct, nut never thought
ns- bore up remarkably well; few women c:
1T have done so.
Mt The Identification and recognition Of her
elt mains By Chicago ncqua!nsauces Of the deesn
'A' and others who had been customers and patti
he of Werner's saloon, was full aud compl
it Ernst Reidcl. George Anderson, and Georg
!sE Upton being auccesstvely put upon the at'
As thus point wns not contested nor denies
be tie defence, it occupied but little time or al
lse tion.
-. DR.. j. ~. Ftrer was called to testify to The
ca rearance Of the remaius Of deceased substant
ng ,ls given the original 1nutlations Of the,
~ w were increased hy the effects OF tue posi- mo
iha examination in New York City. which Intel
no but on. lung in tie rvnaaius. frou Which ais
sne tie other v,sceel, abdominal, thoracc aud cr1
- we're waiting This gave to tie physicians
er. amniny, nothing whercfrom to form an oI,l
in .! the cause Of death, anl nune WIS given t.
tho witness on the stand: portion Of the tesiir
ned We append.
hnt In cases Of death by hanging, the mart {
ted rope would show until decomposition se
VA. there would be congestion Of brain. its (
waa surface, apd of the lungs; in this lung th
the composition had too far advanced 10 =
nike any indication; on the neck there v
val dark appearance extending naoee
it; chiu not unusual after death The
marks we're seen in other parts OF ths
the tissnes were very well preserved b
chloride Of lime tha. WAS in the barrel
tistu~s held together 1ell; discovered No
n.fd TO indicate death by hanging; IN case G
the soniug the stomach is the principal me,
nary | dosection Of the preserve of poison before
1er; been absorbed into the system
] ne The cross examination BY Mr. Fan 1
nTe. WIS ysry searching review Of the after
boy appearance Of death BY the various fol