, 1861-12-25
THE UNEIL MURDER CASE.
HE MURDERER DISCOVERED.
Examination Of Witnesses.

STANDARDIZATION o- M'neSse''
T,o oo,o,or .o.to-ao,- -,,,
4Ae eoIoher eestelataf summoned 4 Jury
to examine into the facts aud hold an inouest
nn,n .ho rr,,,a3,,s of 1oh, o,n1a,, 49, 1t
aPon sue teaas " eonn oNell, tne sold1cf
roupa p.te aeaa on wa0asa Avenue corner of Bqe
Milliken was foreman of the coroncr's jury.
sat.,xN," lne oo1'' "14eu iny ~ LIE an-
oertakers office, the jury returned to the
Supervisors room, where the testimony WAS
11hen|
The County Physician. DR. Corr testified ~
to the nature Of the wound substantially ns w. ~
have stated in the morning edition. Pascal
Whitney, accountant with Culver paee +
Hoyne, testified rs to the finding Of the body.
adding to the statement Ye hare already ,,ul,.
lished that there were tracks 10 of 4wo nor
sonr IT, A. .,,..
SUNS y. ~ Inc sno" !ead1ng IRON the body to In
a!nna avenue. Sebastian Ka]c, gardener,
aoso tesllneo 70 Tue same net.
TESTIMONY or JOHN BUCKLEY.
a:s. Ian ,s of ths b. MEhtyseyenth Regiment. know the
wenf snt ah an; mo- on Snp" an nm 9nt
Sunday sl9 evening i supper II Camp nonelas; lie
O'Clock the ssne nIrht. % there were f,sta
| MarTy and Huch Mooney With him at The time:
oil ftF$ rfr9 $rr~o
fhem -,. theF ent ~ ~ lii thsir gIarcn 60" @
MnrTsT tad hJack feit hat On fhe rnst hsd eana
theV ha eanteene The canteen " sa n ~ hiapa
inn IN nnnther rn,nn.nr. ron15 nnt s1as- ~
via the identical me cannot sav +hat s,x s -
them Lad knife. saaw O'Neil ncv de dead {hia =,
morning: next esw Mooney and MurTa1 at twen, 1s
t.. minutes: past five, Monday morning
b. bsae stanfng nea2 thy sefe IT, ~ no tha t6e
spoke 10 ny partner. Pat Quinn, that Mooney
IT, hnu Muas %e5e 91.s.ae sad snas Mar1y haa nos
t barracks; saw them at breakfast: heard that
he na Was IN s9e spafa noase and me @
asked II I bad coffee readS, apd said had both
1t and some meat; they said they would
eot1ae eash ne .aiad .fn,EE E1';f r nsNeif ua n
fbn 1naTI hanse ~ M be anEEpned 1GsNe;i T. ali
eaie7a Said !, wien ID did T You see o'Ne1s'' said
M Rut hss hF st oqt aPq las askfa Tna5
out lis 5ead, saw The guard end turned and went
cos cost! ~ he % ssid be thonsht It must be in hs liz
bpak. There re- VAS no coat there nor in
ths ns5Iaeks : i,,1 s thtnk 5 @ would q. Inc ha9eT
That is the coat @ Mny wore Ell; see eri lis name M upoh
i: nov tbs1e Tas p;see st # SSst5,s saat
eannod az .nat thls ID hs W. s e,Ir ae
sat coat oatg go1 zn14 had tom OF
it. a.uo.v ~ ,.,,.s ~n.crv
| IEsataoSi " $3.50 e,"1",-. 4lAe 1,.t.-e-.,
belong to Capt: sTans nan1s eomP4ny @ c;,
1 4tStt ~ SN-P
him lest alTe at camp near eleTen % ocloss. @ sun,
day night Ene" Mooney ana Anf5y; there Was
picket guard came il and informed them that he
se op ntaa Ha oTea ta ~ ~ o ,n'
20 out Hnen uotlne9' taey Mantsa M me ~ e. 2u.
ibc "te thTee % then tx ieft: Il WIS ~ near daFKl;ehf
when I saw Auzty and Mooney. come In;
nrTx Ts,lDn wbere o,Se, ~ waa and "a said be CT
9oon ~ gSem s haa Goe On. o. re ta oaeE way aao
|
On When they left; at the time saw WI Marry be had
no oTercoat On; Mooney was asleep at the time, o.
pretended to be; HI. did not get up to have hi:
h1eakfast; it was Mo- Mooney and myself "ho to9h Oh
the aat tnasa a o' The 9oat I here "a nsat
The following statement Of Peter Murry
one Of the prisoners. was then taken:
STATEMENT OF PETER MURRAY.
a 5n1w the aeo9 tnree
1,astpra n ~ 1ss-a u aa5 Ee y" W
hight We hid determined to cone into town fo
some E Ewhisksy' before we M IT, & o,Neil vas lookn
across; we both had coats; aftef gettIur oa On
We tTied to get int a store nesr camp, an
further toward The cit4: We fued our ro canteens
We started Tor the door and met the picket guaIi
Short distance heard eorporal shont cone an
take AXE this man" 7 then remarked to Mooney
f.st 1t ~ "a con1 II fot ahont mn hocEs
was not with us. after leaving the, 1aloon Moone
IN We we Wenf baei
coat now shown to me is my coat; do not kno
who 1 hase s ; not seea te shcs M ss,s
= rieht: Mooney WIS With me iii the time.
At.this stare Of the proceedings a stateme1
of tho o+bor 1r;soner 1.,s ro,a :, t1,o nrosan,
C .,s o>1 P.-soDs, <-17 "'. '~Ao -, ~ =. e0'"
ol Muf1y. 1ne dlrect PROOF OF nus g1l
therein contained struck him with cfushiz
= farcc and he 4r,s taken hacl tn +be i,i1 u;t
- w. ss1e 49,, l,4o 49, w.
oul uatefins "o1u ano very n1ueh oSeEeol
The following is the statement:
+ STATEMENT OF HUGH MOONEY,
= o,Nc71 Mnrrav ana 1nvse,f1cft ca7n,, nons,aa :
!, eetber, Shortly after Ii o'clock On sundaT nief
but could not get into the grocery ne went to;
n then walked some distance and faw . light whe
geople , e5e I e, Playing q cards IN gr9esry saloe
Mine c Re@ent ontEide: theT s sa;d y theY "a
looking f5f some Of Their own men and did n
). take rs prisoners; then We ali went togeth
toward the camp coming along, eaw ON
e fall; Mury was With him ran up and fous
n o'NeA bleeding, at first I supposed th
is asked him he was huft: did not hear him
II ever; then ran to eal help, but could ina no
III, cnIner he to,S la eaa IL ~
It into camp together; he did not tell me the cs1
u ~ Nel le NtatA1 HdS IUu Ueliuu w