The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-28

esps bidding each good evening ssswssa sssm' A.
Yes, that is ali heard.
And returned with your brother and sister as they
have related9 A. Yes, sir. .at4#
O. And found your mother N the CONDITION you speak
You SAID your mother lived al your grandmother
You ksp. house with your father a. ,ha. timer A.
Yes. sir. $3.50
Q. Your mother had NOT lived At home FOR some timo
Q. How long bad she lived away from homer A. About
O no you recoIleCt the evening before she left that
time six months before her deathS A. Yes, sir, do.
mother thai evening before she isfs t6s as.tme,
q whereabouts did il tale plscs' a. Down stairs in
O. In tbs part Of the house thas he occupicd' 4. Yes
@ Who was In that part Of the house as the timer
was, and my brolher George and brother Frank.
9. Was your brother who is At the VAR A. He was
% where y Prank new' A. He is here. ! think; Rate
. what time i sAe day or evening did ss,s aiincay
take placer A. Well, II was all she evening.
q Did your father seem 70 b sober at sbs tinnes A.
9 DID either make any threats toward the osAsr' 4
Q. Who, A Ny father.
G; Did you hear your mother make any towards hln'
O. Can You tell % what your father said, A. He said
that she did not como back 70 his bed would DO tho
last bed she would ever lay ner side upon.
Yes sir my father began 70 call my mother very abusive
names, and she got up ouI Of bed.
.ss % 1e hs ss
Q. where vas your father when be sold her 70 come
baek' 4. He came In after her.
By the Cours-was that in presence Of your father,
Q. Did your father mako any reply to thau A. He
began taklnG and finally she said she would come back
Q. Did she 60 Ssckr A. This was sns time Cha. he
said she did not 60 back 70 his bed would DO the last
bed she would Icy her sdes upon this was before whom
she said sho was AFRAID she got out Of bed he
and she went back with him. and aftor that hs began
calm her names again. then mother got up and said she
she would not 60 10 bed; she said NO, she would not
she was afraid 70 60 back 70 bed
g I'D he make any reply to tnas' A. She would not
g What did she do2 A, She came 70 my bed.
@ And slept with you all nignH A. Yes, sir
O. What did she do In the morning. IL anytbinsf A.
10 the morning think she waited get her breakfast
shs got ready and went down 70 my grandmother's.
G. Did she come back 70 live there again? A. No. sir.
q Did you SEQ him have weapon Of any kind9 A.
He had something BY his side, but could not say what
Q. who was present a. that time, A. Ny brother
Frank, brother George, and Kate Murphy.
Who vas Kate yo.r ns ;xs ,hsra a. @
timer A. She was friend Of ours.
q. young lady, suppose. A. She was friend Of
q. Was abe visiting at your house at the timer A. No.
sir; she was boarding with us.
@ Did she continue to board with you afterwards? A.
Yes, little while-a few nighs; that Is all.
TESTIMONY or LANES T. HANNGAN g.
James Haneigan testified that he knew the pr isoner
ten or twelve years; him edsy Of the occur.
renee several times 10 the liquor OF John Kilkenny
corner OF Thrtysecond street and seventh avenue when
he came 10 there, about ten O'Clock night he ha
intoxicated and had been drinking all the day he was
gone about i've minutes whom he returned saying he had
either kill his wife, or his wife killed, the witness
could say which, the witness told him tcould be
possible and proceeded with him 70 the house, where no
found Mrs. Hunter lying the floor she appeared 10
have heavy cut on her head and gaspng; witness
went for DOCTOR and whom he returned she dead.
On cross examination he said no friend Of the
prisoner and the day OF the he Hunter)
acted more strangely thin he he witness had seen him
be thought there something wrong with him. he
was very silly in bic ways.
The hour for Adjournment had nov arrived and the
jurors were dismissed iii Monday.
gKITHNcE OF KDwARD NRNRY.
inc Recorder sentenced Edward rerney 70 the State
slaughter in third degree having caused the death
Of John Fitzgerald.