Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24

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Q.-At Ehose reauest was Mr., Browne appointed
%.-xt hs own and that of myattorney. m
QaWAs T. nndsSrst0Yd iS ed a the time Mr. Caldwell
tnue t his GnSneiai reiaticnsi D'"''' '' = WA
Az wsa M pror,no a,,.ovor.a ,h,. NJ, ro.,-
c gave rise to disssSson and shsry words re. be
tween your mother. and Mr.. caldwell, did he MOI
/ Al do not remember that he did. 81.
9R,d Mr BsST1s & SSrit i SPen the door et the
9,7whst became Of Nr; Caldwell after he lef. the
S.wsss' &S II. Browne very mild man In hi. dis.
Hs-Thet Do not know. rar
Al do not consider him inoiicHsiys Il ho chose
PS Sg know tast s MT RrUwns ssrsS
entirely f0S oScan hns 4 h tS. '1s %a.1 RRts Rs Mr. M tf
4 but at my request hs ceased carrying Il.
b9wpS you S ansY any thing OF the marks upon
.A.2There we're marks on the door the day pre-
92-Wss the lock on this this Door foreedi
Alt Me, net; The key to the door was on the
s-eIsmlnation resgmed.-YOu say the key
witness.-T do. left Il on the outside Of thedoog
the WEDNESDAY previous TO the difficulty, andI am
| any thing in his handf
o..-Hsys you ever heard Mr.. Caldwell have angry
| words with your mother during Mr.. Brownies pres
| Al have. l,.
| Q.-Haye YOU ever known Of his raising his hand
Al have not. .ei
,Q:-Do you know whether / was Mr., oaidwelrs
fsrred rom Mr. Browns to Mr. T. W. Carroll Carroll S''''
Odd Mr. Caldwell ever say any thing to you
Of MIR. Browne discontinuins his visits to the
| X,@Ie did not. Hll. %
Q,-Did you ever hear Mr.. Browne say any thing
Ayes; he complained that Mr.. Caldwell would
not recognize him In his own house.
by the Prosecuting Attorney.-To whom did he
witness 81 do not know.
BY the Court.-Is there bolt on the door in which
the be, difficulty eccurredl lt '-.i
| witness isbot: a.. l.. -
house and In your presence assault young sentle-
BY the Presenting ATTORNEY: Was not the cane
which Mr.. Browne held in his hands a light, fancy
Witness II believe 1T was
your house, On When Mr. oSweM
was very much excited, and was about to strike your
witness.-I do not remember. l--
9EHE9T far II 4 from ths f1Int part Of the house
70 R.Eoniy pS s short Ptsfss dsisnee. eeamper
diagram showing the plan of the house was here
By the Court.-;what !. the distance from thehead
sIsssrTSars ht sSrs e sSe r EoGml MERELY to oo, .,
Question BY stase-was Mr.. Browne, when he and
Caldwell If he had choseul fft 0hNt.
BY the oourtNWRat transpired after they left the
PWiitncss-I do not know, as did not seethem; the
stairs can not be seen from the front door.
Mrs Emma Iddlngs sworn ~
ana TiiSsSS AK Of last week. y ''
l.. o.-Where were you when Browne called at the
house Friday evening, .t
company WITH a Miss ss hsss
Browne and Caldwell ran up. stairs, and in few
o.SWbsye was Mr. Caldwell when Browne ap-
preached the housef
don gsS to see ssn yo r.
Browne" and without waiting for a. reply. he
apd through i 70 'G back eS
ths pSssen n Mr.
A,S;SSne / think was by his side, andtho other
Odd you hear Of the difficulty Thursday even
Al did not I heard noise of breaking, door,
but did mot 9fsyad ar , es%%ine amir to see which door it
Q1whsre were you at the time Of the Thursday
Am my room, in the third story, 'front.' part Of
Odd you see Mr.. Caldwell when he ran out of
Al did not
Il * he sS long have you been
| A,-Since last June.
Al did not; 1 never met him; generally spent
| my evenings in my room and had no opportunity of
Q.-when Browne came mp to the sters on Friday
evening, did'ne speak to Miss Merriwcather?
e-Whst gave rise to the dificulty9
EWSS WThS% e 5 %GTs r., than sdwal snSw sS o.r,
k.-."Mr. Browne, 1 don't wish to see ,Ss YOU
Q.,lfanE thing else had been said, could you have
Al think could Miss Merriweather asked
Mr.. Browne to be seated on the steps, and he de-
9aestiSa BY the stste-.wes no, Brownies stop.
Merriyeather asked him to sit down.
Al hardly think %.
2f aSoaia INK was not. remark made 0iionSiVely'
9Ewss Mr Browne in the gaEl0r close enough
AT can not say. ~ ~ AefA4 A--
,!Q.0pid Mr.; Browne say any thing whatever to
when ne caiSSen Ssdiatsi % without Tss z sss ss
Sa ran Into Into the aeS noSss and up sssirs do not
els the distance great from tho front door step.
'H,~So, 'or L H. very lIttls. way. X . ~ q
James Q: Iddinss sworn.-I am the husband of the
o,HWsrs you home during the difficulty Thurs
W 4. tas sns !. !. T. writing
calling out, aComs back, como baok.S, Present.,
hrSasS s ssdd0sa Ssn ,ss aaS
doWn stairs and tonnd Mr.; Browne in the house. Y
Q.-Were You at home Friday EVENING" 30
1 Q.-How long have you known Mr.. Caldwell?
'A,--About. two years for eighteen months We
have been quite Intimate, and for two months wa
Q.-What do you know Of his general dispositiop
A.-As to that, have nothing TO take back ol
add TO what expressed about him at the Coroner
Judge Key.-what you said then Is neither her,
nor there; We want direct answer to the question
Witness.-I think Mr.. Caldwell would be yory
hard man to faaten quarrel upon Il examined The
lock on the rear door and found II had been forced
BY the state,-what do you know of Mr.. c.,
habit Of carrying weapons?
Al never knew him to carry any.
OILS Mr.. Caldwell peaceable when la liquorp
Al have never seen him in liquor.
Q.-Have you ever seen Mr.. Browne at the house
h:[EYes, in the parlor and on the front steps. :,
l67 Elm-street last Friday EVENING"
9.-whssit time did you arrive thercY
Al think that It must have been halfpast eigh
Q.-Ip what condition did you find Mr.. Browne
State 70 the Court the immediate causes of Mr.
,witness,7I made. post-mortem examination o
the body the following day, and found several dis
colorations about the head and eye, bruises the
temple, and the nose badly broken. also found
sixth and seventh ribs, where a pistol bali hal
entered, passing through the liver, Spleen and to
point Just beneath the surface Of the skin on the
Q.-wes the gistol-shot, where 1t had taken effect
Ayes, the great inward hemorrhage from tn,
spleen and liver would cause death very speedily.
-Q.-Mhat was the condition of the loseg
A.-The bridge Of the was broken into frag
ments.
Q.;..what was the nature of the wounds on tn,
head
A.-They were merely bruises rf
Q.--Coufd the injury to the nose and the bruise