The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

o The next conversation was wherss A. In my par
Q kxeeat the language Of Mr. Twombly on THAI scca-
10 ~ 10 pace him in an asyiu~ that So ssa BEEN
orgy since his ss vale died. that he ha been crazy
might be hanged; G,as b was very irrssasis man "a
that he was nos insane V vAs bsst - his iskds 70
q. M. r,Sssss - assA y ys.r sAany long smss
9 How lonss \ Two years laisAay
@ Does he board IN year housss A Yes
This wss curing %se time hfs residence ~ss In Osn
nsctcsu A Yes hsspent his same between the two
Q Q. n. ssh Of Fssru.sy was rssss ~ h,s right
mnds a INDEED aonttsow.
b sea twice nor she same onences have been tried
~ atssy once md ,thsy have declared me sane.
@ Have yea any opinaon 70 his sanity thas esea
'sioR A I cannot forneany opinion
e YOU vsre prsssssas witness N the Court Of g.
s. Tayssfsnes sass. was iasaassy, was aess
Judge Leonard-rhe witness may answer.
witsess-I bsHspe that was saye Defence
Ssasos; sasS these precautions were 70 continue
he would be rcsdered insane
tsned nom business DAY two before the diaeulty
:. Change Mat he looked, and ahssracsd' he
Mr. Field then read DE testimony Of the witness a.
ven IN s Court Of sessions 70 show that ahe believed
Exchange, and the witness admitted the correctness o.
NE repssters netss except In some unimportant mat
Q yen saw himin fhe court room the day Of his
@ What was his condition. A. His hat was Of and
there blood upon his face; him jump up .
table and sxcaiA that he would not b put down, Of
worss % that effect This was all before che converse
q. Ana wnsn Mr. Twombiy told you rssess wss In
When a oo. him in the To- did no say any
| thing aboat stabbng policeman A No, he did not
q Did anything occur about knife on The Sunday
| previous TO the difficulty on 'Changef A. He had .
pocket knife in his hand, and wten asked him what
he was going to do with II he sd hc would net use II
@ Now, MRS Neal, whose house Is the eae yea live
@ Whose furniture is IT. A. Mne
Dinot Tibbets give you the money 70 pay for this
| furnitarsf A. He did mott earned 1t myself
9 Did you pay for it with your own money! A. did
@ Where did you get this mooney fromf A. don't
| unlessC am compelled to.
Judge Leonsrd-You can decline answer II you like
9. Does he pay you any bosrd' A. Yes
Is Of your business; attend 70 your own board bills
@ Do you remember taking trip to Boston with lib
besS refuse to answer any Of this PERSONS imper-
q Did You 60 to Boston with Tibbetss A. went to
| Boston to take care Of hischildren.
O Did you not go there with Tbbetss A. refuse to
answer refer you TO che Boston journals for further
@ Do you know Mrs gibbets. A. Slightly.
O. Was she arrested at your instance oncei She
WAS, sanueTlnR Heiln tue mOhb budmol0l manneI;
why, she threatened my life.
| spIRITUALrsM.
@. Are You and Mr. Tibbets both spiritualistsf A.
don't know what you mean; define it, SO that may COM
| prehend your meaning.
q Do you hold communications with the other wordS
A. Just as all do.
Q. Does Tibbets hold communication with the other
world through your A. don't know what you mean.
O Do you act as medium between Tibbets and his
first wifeY A. hopeI do / hope to be medium be-
tween all who are good and virtuous.
@ When Tbbets was in the Tombs did he not hold
communication with the spirits through your fwroe
to him very often and tried to keep him posted as well as
Question repeated A. Idecline to answer further II
| you want TO know what my religion Is can tell you
bat supposed that ones religion was TO be respected in
| court Of justice.
Mr.. Field-Encasc me, don't want to go into your
| religion. XII
witnessI suppose not, you probably have none Of
your My relations with Mr. Tibbets just these
take Of his children who have been badly treated
by their stepmother and assist Mr. Tibbes in writing
O Was Mrs Tibbets unwilling TO take Of the chill
dren, A. She has neglectsd them shamefuily
Mr.. Field-That will do; think any longer conference
witness-I DON'T think u would, or agreeable either.
| (Laughtcr1
Il A WORKER or xrAuxa
James Neal deposed that he present during the
conversation between Mr. Twombly and Mrs Tbbets on
the evening " the 9Th OF November, 1894 the defen
he glad he in the Tombs and that he should rot
there beforshe would 80 bail forhm; he said that he
lunac asylum or else Alarm he also said that he
knew Tboets e. fifteen pears that he wa. always
| TO theilosso Of his wife,
| Cross-examined--I am doctor; a magnetic doctor
| have and God too.
O. Bekind enough not take the name OF; the Lord
In vain. A. don't intend TO.
O. Are you miracle worker A.
i Q Isyor wife one tooi A. hope she s
Q. Have you diplomat A. j have the power and II
you are sick will show IL 10 you.
Q What diseases do you curep A. Many chronic dis
| eases, suck ms syphilis. rheumatism, &c.
the spsit No, sir; through Gods agency en-. and the
O who owns ihe house You live,ius A. A Mr. Lyon,
Q Do vow know who hires the honse in which you
Q Who owns the furniturcs A. Mrs. Neal.
Did ss she S;s R.y fer y ~ s,v A S. rss ao..
wso pays the o. ho s
o Does Tbbcts pay the expenssss A. shanr
Mr. Field ssEsd the Court 70 instruct the witness TO
Judge Icouard-He need not answer.
| Mr. Fied-Pcase note my exception
D,d you not swear r once that you owned oil far
Q When you saw Tibbets day or two before the as
saat on Change was he excited, He vas heard
brandishng u, saying he would protect himself
The Court here took recess for fifteen minutes.
| AFTER RECEsS-MoRE MIRACLES.
Oliver Lowell 1posed that he knew the parties In this
suit; Mr. Twombsy was at my residence about the
Sh OF February last, and had conversation about Tb-
BETS Mr. Twomby said that the best thing that could be
done with Tbbcs would be TO send him 10 the insane
| asylum ne spoke ABOUT taxing charge OF liDoets
business and saving him from the pentenary hang
ing perhaps the conversation had been going on some
| time when came I'm.
Cross cxamined-Mr Twombiy was trying 10 make out
for Tibbcts in the died, when he spoke
about the propety 81 sending him To asylum; know
Mr. Neal DIR. Neal, as he Is called he performs some
wonderful cures by the laying Of hands; consider
them nothing short q Miracles the doctor Is sonin
Jaw
o Have you not got aii Mr. Tbbcts real estate in your
l. rossess on2 A. No,
q Have yor none aiIS A. bought piece Of pro-
party from M. Tbbcts Cor a grandson OF nine
Q What did you pay for ir A. $4,000
q Did you pay the money for It, A. No; gave my
notes for II,
NJ Ficld-oh, your notes That will do.
yoUS0s OBSERVATIONS.
H1lry Youngs testified uAat in talking over the dfcul
" tie Corn Exchange, Mr. Twomby stated that the