, 1865-01-14
THE MADISON STREET HIURDEK.
Tho Inquest Ic4tcrday-TcEtIIuo
GIycn-TSEo Fatal Shot*-The Fls.
1ot Borrowed for the Occasion
tnulitnent Of the Prisoner

4ne !Aqacst appa tue oou5 VI AaNasa toiiInss
the killing Of whom. at NO. soo Madison street,
WIS rcportcd In the TRIBUNE Yesterday. waz held
~ ,,a ar,nov veatt,rd.v .t,c,noor -
a. ss nmoss see1.aas a..e.aooa large mum.
important 1Ssts brought ont. It was fully estab,
!snee I u.at MS.sa p95to"so t plsto! On the night
Of the u ia'al aaIsy: WIN the avoWed intention Of
10 iGniafk taat II sqians gase MIN any abuse. he
would shoot hlm. Aew we'll be carried the threat
1nto 1Re, en-, nc 2Iec ns mGw oW was fur
The neEseeeoE bis att1tuae was not at all danger.
ous1 ano luEnlsaed no excuse tor the crime.
TESTIMONY or DR.. BoGuE.
Collins. Found two untbot wounde Il 81 th hdT
one passing through he right lung md lodcinc II
The abdomen and lodged in the spinal column.
Bofh wounds were OF ! fatal chnracfer ~eA1"IA'
rIs41nosy or -, p.1oS
=, n,,o4 e,cn-, Ea.no. - 49, .o,
- ;1ut1f, kaofU. Keeper o. Inc saloon No. 2O6
fhnf at Edvsrd collins IIad tnoun ~. dnsaS as
for about two years. About eight O'CLOCK On
Thursday evening Collins was sitt,nr in ths h,ct
room: Welsh came In. IN company With man
tar.rocm, sat down, and then cot M and went to
the hnr and asked for come ale. Witness 1efised
him, saying he had had enough already. Prisoner
as and cons cens saak tsa Pes
light how on the month with the bacE Of i,is
hand. Wclsh's canc was hanging on the bar, col.
nns took the cane in his hand. Afterwards they had
some words, when Collins put his hnaAr on Welsh.
shoulder, striking min at tho same lime lightly
with the cane ncross the ekirls Of his coat They
,ers 's sss'n parted. Welsh then asked witness L
him not to be afraid, a. be should NOT he hurt.
Witness told Collins not to touch him again also
FL Se Y BINS e9nf bse aePs Ss b should &5ss not
HUNS III the Time trying 10 Keep % hu, "s.s sasi'
nvn{JS ind tn, ,F,n$u NJ + a ~ Jxy.fu
pulled pistol out OF his pocket, Bnrns
stepped on one side: Collins saw. the pistol and
t9s'sd Gaas Saa for IT. S ah sn %t sesEsd afsd 3D.
f.or, he falling ppper1nost. While thry we're in
this position We1sh again fired Collins was then
pn, q, o ysr fs ., Mes 1e1 a Be ~ roe o rs 51sss
weapon talen; be then went ont and cslisd Tor he
police. The striking win INC sano vas not 10.
unvArrauled.
TESTIMONY OFT s,,,ors
nn,.., es..sela .Ilaeaa e:s W T. slaoSs'
5tH'o!ny SiMohS nafDtA Am butcher. knew
EDWARD Colhne. WAS IN George Aansur saloon
on Ihafsd*y about i've o'clock. Met Nelsh there
Iooa drnk nt thet ne Said be Va va: looking after
tald ne Wentea to borrow revolver. told him
hsd one, hut 1t was not good one. aaked him
Mnas ~ n; ne Mseo ia q IT. ne saaa ne naa iess On
the corner o. Ciatk ana atef Streets lie asked me
W o. ma s s,IG,a s,h 1,1,, ~ ~ T. ~
loom 4csr Rav'oinh strrct hIid H. hnn ,s,as 81
nro1ee n 3,,st y 70
rhoss II q isxsst nos sa naa mo II Sien
hni Wcis sa c Wsn,ed n"ix wan far that 1;abt
ma Mouia setufn IL, IL IN tnc morning. q Me!sh TOOK
~ ~ nE1as au ~ r. Msht !" @ ng
We drank several tims. therel NJ.
then came down Madison erect:
On The way be told NE he had had fase with
Ffff tnn aft Hr7H That had