The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

that hai been drinking IN the store Jones and Farrell
came Up 70 the door looked in and laughed Josephine
s ana lad some words and shs vent OUT Lacy out
erased heard Jones and Farrell whispering, and say
ssSmsih'ng NE "go through him" deceased was then
and fastened Pat Farrell took hold Of me and and
thame to treat Jones told him he did not
sss' " bis ply ,ath, he would cut hs heart out
very had was all black and blue; be did ali tha. he
could 60; from that treatment and the drink had did
not rscneci anything else until Ben knocked At the door
wren Bon went away from the door, Pat Farrell and
Jones went out; when Ben cane up again, with
lIIm the store, 10 went 70 the bed where
man Going here had forgotten al about the man. but
lie asked ne who did this said that Jones and
i"iien uiu u; knew woman called "Mah0Rapy;' she
Iet inh fick (psoduced) in my room, and told me TO
give y 10 the man down stairs TO fasten her door.
cdoss eXs mned-l was doing Homework for Benjamin;
was not hs mistress; slept III the room With him,
but mol in the same bed Lucy looked to me as II she had
n.en on spiee The nshi before was in prison month
,or shikng girl she and had argument about re-
letp; she called me oct Of my name aud struck her:
ed not know the Nan when he came in said he had
ngen shere on Saturday evening before he asked me
where came from, said the North OF Ireland he
ad he came from there also; there a two pns Of gin
sna Two hall puts brought up; did - esinE any Of the
wopns; treated people that were in the store TO
othk out i was out of my money; returned the
deceased all bis cbapgioartcep shings we we're plea.
sahi that evening; was skylarkng with Fsrre did
~ at the deceased make reply to Jones when he
0 sai h% % to s1u, up &C. aid not hear drank
1
what was going OF; when Ben came TO the door heard
jones speak 10 nun IN gruf voice; | did not
COY was asleep when Ban came cannot say whether
WAS IN sleep Ga siunter before Farrell and Jones
let the rooms con rcCoiect Edward coming In and ask
ing Benjamin to go out and take drink did mot hear
any one cay that evening that Benjamin struck the man.
Ben never went out from the time he noticed the man
until he went out to give the alarm did not sec any
blood on Lucy saw her lay Der hand on deceased and
say is IL possible the Is killed. The Srst time ever
saw Jones was on the Saturday night at dance
went In there and danced Jones did not ask dance
with him.
To the District Att0rney-I said was skylarkug with
Farrell; did not skyark with him from the time Jones
fastened the door, have been confined witness ever
since.
ey Wilson corloborated the testimony the ia It's de-
posed to by Jane bradford, a. which she present
Other Witnesses were examined; but as there
probability OF the case being finished at reasonable
II was Adjourned and the jury permitted to separate by
consent O! the prisoner personally well as his counsel
ANOTHER BATCH OF ALLEGED MURDERERs
Durng the course of the trial jones' the Grand Jury
entered court and presented seventeen bills indictment
Tor murders and ohor honcides. Az parties
are not yet amcnablc to the authorities their names arc
withheld in order that the ends Of justice may not be-
frustrated There are at present for trial
the Court seven or eight persons who have pleaded
TO in lctments for murder, mansaughtcr and attempts
to kshow ing that in the midst Of a despe-
rate ard awiess Bet Of desperadoes.