, 1859-02-03

Isaae SAatby s.oo,n-Reme1als1 Sophie Wer-
uer; the occupation Of tho woman seemed to he to
tend the counter; found her there one day; the
looked detected; she remarked che felt had, she
would kill herself;n said she Is Jealous Of me; he
has got another .ou1an;" her detected manner
struck me; she had been c1ing; she said, II feel
very led; belIeYe shall kill myself"
10 Mr.. Hapea-S hadu't been in ths shop
long before that time.
1b Mr.. 1cComas-Saw her alter that; ehe
was more or 1rss dull after that.
10 nfr. AcNroy-Thnk her hair ,was Of
n III. Afccouas-Tlink she would weigh $50
or l35 pounds
sIohn Luts stoorn -Liva at corner Of Oak and
Wo}cott streets; work at Frazza j. Ribolia's
been with them two years; knew Jurnpertz
when I eaue there; be WAS working there;
Christina; was working there On the lst Of
March; he WAS working there then; at that
time Jampertz got up from chair and wanted
to 60 to tde Post Office vent and got letter;
came back and gave it to sieRlits; sieglitz read
it. sad it tsid, II want to come to Jon, kiss you
ish shinfs." He took the euvelop of and saw
MuH8ukee on it; he threw it in the stove; be
said; ait don't hurt me auy-I can keep it;"
cent me for an enve1op; got it, and then put
tho letter in cup and carried it home; vent
to the Post 0fice between three ond four
o'clock; don't recollecs the exact time Or day
Of the week; been 1t Junpertz's room in Pitkin's
building; sar bedstead. clock and rocking
chair, and other furniture there; bought bed
stead, sofa, lounge and other articles Of FrBzza,
before be Fsnt 70 Milwaukee,.
Cross-E -Cau't tell the time he got
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March ftom'a man on Lake street, snd it was
before this; Sieglltz read tbs letter and George
Werner was present; didn't read the letter;
only it made me l1ugh when Sieglitz eaid 'scome
to you, kiss and then dje;" JumpeFtx didn'tsay
anything about it; be never showed ms any
otner letter; WAS sitting near the atoVe; saw
"AilHaukee." and the msrk through the envel.
ops; it il store stove; No burn hard coal; he
said he had no use for the envelope; put it in
the store; he. showed it to Sieglisz; it was be-
tween three and four o'lock; did mol take Sieg-
litz Or George Werner to this back part OF the
shop told George to come up 10 bis room and
he would read il 70 him; il was after be burned
up the envelope; can read German; saw the
marx Milwaukee," hsd no particular reason
for looking at it; after be- put the envelope in
the stove be sat down and read il; George asked
him what the news Was, when customer came
in 6ieglitz was doing nothing; he read it !;
have been in the jsil to sec Ju4pertz. to carry
day; never spoke TO hin, abont thei letter; he
never cut nv hair in the jail eau get that
done in the chop.
To 1cCon,as-Saw letter in the Stats III.
tung to Heinrich J1mrertz.
fredtrick Becker stoorA Publish the ldtloaal
Democrat; advertise letters for German par
ties; in our paper of the ed of March, 1858,
there waB a letter advertised for Henry Jun.
per!z. (Teferring to tile Of the psper]; 1t WIS
spelled "Heiu. Jumpertz"; publish no paper
Monday and publish it Tuesdsy.
To The C0urt-it is / two weekly list.
Gross45dnssned-Th letters lay in the Post
Office two weeks; can't tell how long these lei
ters have been in Post OIiae; don't know when
the list WAS made up+
70 NcCom1s "A letter published here uty
have been in one day or fourteen
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. Ac3omas fur the defence stated the de-
sire Of the counsel for priaouer to put il evi.
dence The detailed statements made BY The pris.
ouer aud Published in the dnIy papers Of this
city.
The Court did not consider the newspapers Is
admissible evidence. it could only be reached
By putting the reporters themselves uponEshe
stand. The matter was postponed for the pres.
ent.
Cyrus n. Iomsroy, in the employ Of s. 3.
Pomeroy d Co., who leased the room 10 the
prisoner. exhibited diagram Of the 9TH floor of
Pomeroy's building and the location and ar
rangeueut Of the rooms The excellence and
public advantage Of the black-laws Of our State,
was demonstrated when in the course OF tho tes-
believed to have bearing on the case. but told
him By The colored porter of tho building, VIII
liam Jackson, were excluded on the usual
ground, a. htar-sdy evidence, not could they be
sworn to By the porter, be being color.d man.
The point, whatever its val1e, was thus lost to
the people.
-1Irdnder K.oo1.d ssron-Am Of the firm OF
Ferzza s Ribola; Jumpestz has been in our
employ for most Of the time since be came to
good did not not recol!ect allowing him to 60
to the Post Office for certain letter.
DR.. Paddock and other medical Witnesses
we're put upon the stand; their examination
and crossexauination going very thoroughly
over the ground Of des,h by poison and By Va.
rious modes Of killing. with the appearances
thereafs4r, modes Of detection, &c.
EVENING SESSION.
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MkcaAs,cs' IHs1,rurs.-An interesting. meet
inr Of the Mschanice' Institute, was held
their library room On Tuesdsv evening last r
". Gates, ESQ the President. in the chair. Al
ter tba transaction of some business OF no i'm
| nortnnce tn the nublic. MIR. Gates read Ion,
and rutertaioino address or inauonral IN which
! be set forth in q plain and comprehensive man
mr. the ureaent condition and future prospects O
| tia Iastitutex We give . synopsis of his I'D
dfess. Mr. Gates, after ennmeratin9 what b.
| bel;eyes to BE- The duties of the presiding AMI
o,her officers of the Institute, and speaking i,
terms Of commepdation of the present Board q
] Directors, says that heretofore, from ignorane
| of their duties. or ooue other cause. the affair
of the Institute have been conducted ID a yer
| looss and unsatisfactory manuer. There ha
| ,a..r ,,t;t ,ow h.en q aet of hoof. kant aho,.
in1 how The .ff.irs OF the Institute stood wis
we're their receipts aud dlsburtementy, the asset
aud lisoilites-and consequently when th
present officers came lnto power, no s'asemen
Secretary was called on several times for IT