New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31

'aying bet ns ~ 90 % town and isavs hers. Mys
q front Of the bar. Just about an hour after
lhfs crowd wss gone, heard Two sh0t#. The
1rst shot did not go far from ns, as : heard the
bullet Whistle @ sald snsn e scot lhsse IslisMs
Directly after heard another shot then turned
round and I3oked IN the direction of the shooting
md raw . man stagger and sit down. assss - q
there heard boy say man w4s shot, asksd
him who shot him, and he said the waschman ef
that stand out there pointing to Mr. Lynns stand.
saa rSs 4 I'D 81 81 sG s e rsa s
Lynn foand smell boy sleeping under the
counter. ! locked All round and found no enev
came back e where ths man vas lying wounded
who shot him, he raised his arm and said Hn over
there, then opened hls clothes and fctnd be
was shot n the lsf side We pat bim q 8 caRs
whether Conrad was in the other crswd ~ not.
The above was all The testimony taken yesscr-
day. The examination Of The remaining witnesses
was postponed.
The Bugu,sdy islset M1vdev Ths naan shot
BY Officer Philip Sary on BGrguHdy street, On
Tuesday evening, tsoms account cf which shooting
we gave yesterday was lately waiter at the
Cont Ferandah, bis only Known name being Paul;
native Of Prussia, about 30 years Of age. The
inquest was held yesterday By Deputy Coroner
lsorspasn; Dr. Dclery making The pose mortsm
examination, and finding death to have resulted
rom pistol shot wound II ne head, thu bullet
penetrating he skull and brain just back sof the
leit eas, aHd coming eut At the right temple.
xnere was second ballet wound ID fhe lc4S hfp.
ne hrst wound caused inst tantane deash,
Of course The following witnesses w. exam
ihse n'ss =. sss "a # ! n 3
street, at Mr.. siedennslrs; tke de1t3zea boxr1sd
there for week; saM him there thaf 451e eeIY
acquaintance had with hirns III sAsek \ n d&fs
esaasd sssssaI0 Came ss here he &c toIa ~
Bay v. Louis. ana dld net want e stay any Acsef
in New Orleans that ne had been TOO tste q t14ss
tne steamer ana re asked re Nouid c9me MsM
him TO the Old Basin, 70 see y there waya
going We went and found sclluoneT; the cap
tain who was German. sgreed to take deceascds
The deceased then asked me 70 go waih HIN % -
his trunk We stopped 81 Mertz's 70 take glass
Of beer after which che deceased proposed II pass
In Burguniy street, and he would show me his girl
We went along Burgundy street deceased stopred,
believe, between Cont and bleuV1iIe streetS5 We
were then walking arm a arm; asked him why
he stopped, and re said that y the hon3s1 There
was man standing On the sidsNal alkih6 with
a woman who was inside e the window ne -
ceased told her how dye % zs The mSM vh0
was talking 70 the woman asked the tseeasea
| what do you want z! the dsceased In4dc ~
| answer. The man then caught deceaseG hy boz
arms. telling HIM 4 he did net cisar cat Az Hcul9
arrest him. The deceased did not want to go, and
| pushed the man back the man fien drew knife
or dirk, and attempted to strike the deces8eH NlS
it; deceased struck him on the hand fhAx Held The
knife; scufie ensued. and I0Bt Eszht AZ The
knife; think It fell on the ground Yhe deSeAse6
struck him another blow il the face Decreased
only struck after the man had draMn t9e knife
and attempted to strike him with IT. ~ MaH
then drew q revolver and presented Il TO TIN
deceased, whom he held with the lett hand bx
the arm; the deceased, with the hand By had
| free, caught the man by the wrist and tiled To-
/ put down the pistol; two shota went of frQm The
| mans pistol; whilst the deceased held donn the
mans hand a third shot was fred BY the man; the
/ deceased then attempted to run AWAY, but the
man caught him BY The neck viii his lcfk haad,
and presenting the pistol to his head quite etoee
1 to 1t, fired fourth shot deceased fells and ne
man walked off; after the second shot WAS nred
crossed to the ofhsr side Of the street.; stspped
i ON the other side and looked lam ppaiNyo t1at
four shots were fred am positive that de de-
i ceased did not draw or attempt 70 draw any
weapon; he did not carry any followed the7
man, who turned the corner, and then began Y
run when came back found the deceased
4 lying dead there were people around him q
i Pidcide Bienueuu, sworn Yesterday, at 81, i
4 left my house, on burgundy street, between St-
Il Louis and Cont; when I'd the street 4 noticed Z
scuf1e going on little above the corasr of Cont
street; not knowing at the time what wass going
on, stopped to talk to one of my neighb1rs ana
whilst so doing heard some shots and looking
around, saw d man fall 4 am certain that heard
three consecutive shots; there might EaYt been
| first shot fired previous to the three iconnted,
y IL.
a sas1 baS lie ~ ~ the e ;s II
diately after the last shot heard fhe otlser maa
fell If struck BY lightning as soon ns tbe man
i tell the olner stne polee omcet MasSsa aaaetSl
hacp npdsr his cont VA too far T. az hetss
e u1taSA $50 Wv et -
be bad ,vs weapon u his hand; !, Il.
gundy street. between Cont and Bienville streets
yesIeraay Jnss psaors 49, ws s.s,s
M AID stnnnel 10 talk Is me svhIst f. ~ tIers
tgya p men came mn and stouned out IF them ffhs
deceaselS looked in the window. Ara saisl somss
! th;nc which I ala nat understanfi !. + asked hin
what he wanted he asked If he could nt come IN
! and + fald hin, nd Phiip Sary toid him II n
away he would,nt and Sarv sstpIl him seyera
Y t;mas. he then walked two ~ three sfass. and
STAINING looked al sarvs Who toid lin. hat j,
Won ooR AZ mo for II yon don't ra mi q
yest vn, III The man renlied q Came s, n h
! phil;n sarv vent and laid III hand Al The ma..,
7 abanIder The man mt his hand IN iii breast. Al
pb;i;n draw nstnI III th;a Twas fr;vhtene5 N,
J, ran IL s. Tbat is all / saw 7
y q q Gross yam;ned = When sarv went mn "a III
Z man, i'm mad mi bis hand n his breast .I GA,
aav ,vhatber his hand was inside or oufside ~ i'll
!. Coat aaw sarv draw 4 Il nisfofs a b;r n;sfol. TIN
revolver in fhe hands of the Coroner yyas sboyr,
v a. a. ,trass \ tb;nLr ta ,,;efnI + -, m. III,