The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-21
THE OTERo MURDER.

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Trial Of Francisco yieie-CIo.e of the Prose.
observation-disclosures for the Defence.
The hearing OF the evidence In this case was resumed
yestgtey mehlpg 81 ten O'clock in tho BROOKLYN cour
Of Over and TSrrniner. The court was very mnoh
crowded, and the prisoner who present all day.
manifested tho deepest intercs, the proceedings
Edward Eau was again put upon the stand and cross
examined very closely by the counsel the defence
He adhered in the main to bis direct evidence Of the day
before but was somewhat at variance with the testimony
| given by him the previous trial
Officer Iatimyille testified 70 finding pair or dark
colored pants in ves room the day after tho murder
1hoy full Of mrd-the kind Of mud is in the
Park On crosaexamAnstion the witness stated that Eau
claimed the pants as his own, and said thcy had fallen
| out OF the window.
Detective wonderlsy was next examined and related
severu conversations he had with tho prisoner all OF
which, however through an interpreter and that
interpreter Edward Fan He also stated tina. he saw
upwards OF sloo IN the possession Of viee some time
steF the murder The examination OF this witness
a rcited no new or important testimony.
inward Eau was agsin rscacdAnd examined a 70 tho
ownewhip Of tho muddy pants and denied having
This included the evidence for the prosecution, and
M @ 70 .dascs the ~ af on inc
p'' !, Sv1Dnws ,ox rns nrvx~cx
Jam y Nergnvon sworn-Ffu has told me At different
times tint the Viscner was jnnocent and that
count Of tho tne he arrived at tho Hete dc Cuba u
wonld be mp0sspl Tor MIN 70 Know apvhiny ABOUT
place In tho Jail he conadsctrd hs previous satcmenss
~ 20 Niees mnocenco anu expfssoe 10. ~ ~
getting ireo, ana SAID wnene nmss! got crsH o. rnD
made yesterday In court relative 10 conversation with
rs was entirely iase INC opsen Of s!csa ~ ~
thnl ran would nos % oehcvod unae5 oan; ~ nnu IL
reputation Of being habitual liar The witness was
eros. examined By tho District e''cns
anything contrary 20 lis direct testimony. -,
mary Epers sosuned very sronsy a. 20 w lilly
manoer OF wee ana me cnafacel ~ sno
want OF truth OF Edward FAN one Tonid nos uerose
him on ms oah, ana han o1ten seen money sHn ve.o
ana washed ms ciotnins TOT no.nnR ~ ne nor
the other girls would ake pay from hm sney hxao MN
SO well and ne was'so quiet
John N. Hogan. receiver on the futon Ier,y anu
hieecxei stres.cAN WA exaMneu ~ 70 tno Sesu'Ao'
or and the time Of running on tne sasetcanS
Luther smith, Superintendent p fEot boaF, mnno
stnemsne0s 70 the Tins occupied W tue onsr'ns ieHy
bosstn crossing the river 80,
Mary Mccoy es'inoI 70 INC ~. o. rsu pns,ng MI
hang and was positive OF MS having used those woras
Ssy Dion sworn bnow Ea~sr1 fna. ne usa
conversation VIM me, IN wnicn ne sac .nn. any one
tnattoox wee part ouRnt ~ ~ hansrn Amy w'su ns
nave KNOWN rau snce az. feuluaIy nna .o' aux no
Ihink he has exhibited intense aalmosy agairst slc
prisoner On crors-examinaton tne NiLreas rao .us'
while In prison sieo coma ictcd hinfeh very ssnle-
msniy
John d. helncnoeen sWorn-w osp ~, "a : ask,
mont raised N brookiyn whs ar,eseu ~ VIC sa' "
ibe rrtAuorney sono TIME oe'"ne non1os = ~
trial. for contempt Of court aud eiarwsrds On come
other cnTge winch never nearu, ~nns 70 ~. yu'i
mot EDWARD tAo snd on one oocaslon no N,u ss. so.o
tecuy innneon ana Una. 40 naa oesa WIZ mn, -, W.
he mistaken for a man. and have known whole rcg:-
men,sso o. .nrnea Out on saan m .
9onh inhpr YVES u,A' sA. alu 49, ~ 'i.'-
lar 10 that given by him on the previous Trial swearing
positively that but tnree foreigners Wont INTO nvahs
we're otero. Gonzales ana pe,'lcsr !. - ..o ~
ELIZA Morhn .es.'n'u " viciepe's =. W rs"eu =