, 1866-11-22
rHE BRrpoEPoRr Tn,aEpx.
<1osc OF tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Te&-
ttmony-Statements Of Accused
PArtses-Verdfct ofthc Jury
Two OF tho RuMans
Committed Tor
Trial,

vcsttCat!on Into The murder Of Jane Ko1n, The
wnn,an who WIS found dead at Bridgeport under
circumstances OF peculiar atzocttJ. From
The testimony elected on Tuesday
end yesterday Ii Is clear that a moastroas and
ayfs:i crime has been committed, and clrcum.
s:anccs point strongly 10 thrvo men, Eea:eis Nc.
heins implicated in the affair. /. IL susni,cd
that ihey err us sisted BY several others, and ta
o?iee are ba;y a. M Mork 10 bring The Who'll. gape
eli 1t Tic inquest yesterday:
Tis11HokT OF MES. nuowN.
M,s Ma!s sna, n,SMn, sworn; Between twelve and
=: the window. asked him what he wantsd. WAITED.
lIe asked # my husband was in. 1 raid be was.
,,hs, ~ a'm to come ont here says he. 1asscd
told him to 20 over 10 The machine shop and Gel
tns wa,ehman. I looked out .! ID: window. i
only silree days in The city, ':Arc you roins 10
::i5en let lin isy !ss5e,' :ays he: and DC hs
spot in :he direction Of the rolling. Mill.
lweni 10 he'd again, and q few rnlan;es later
heard i yo!es caring something like '.JcF1s Ier.
went OIL ] supposed It was woman who had
focrd hes drunken husbatd. About twenty feet
iror The housc ! saw woman sitting on the
i,:ss. Sic was not aUlc to come IN. ! went il and
told ny hus6snd It WAS 2 woman. The next time
] went cut she was falling down. aud dying:
that during the night. saw the man ve.y plan1y,
hut wonld rot recognize him II | should zee him
ngaia. Ny husband did not get up At Al.
TEstIEoS9 OF IoBE Il. ucNCLTY.
Johp 4: McSnIiy, sworn: Resides On ths cor
eIocery. On Sunday eren,nE; between four and
saloon at the bridge between Locss and Rcaben
e!reets, On AEcter road We dranIS to:ether.
While drinking the deceased cam. IN. 81: vas
wiers SIC lived. She said. II i've 0 on site ss
sSssa s;ss NJ" Il sao1fy sssse sa I'D he: e. SIC @ s9a +
wanted d1ns hut 1t Was rcfasei. she was III Il.
1et:cd to s.ae stree. and told that they couii not
!-cep her Wien she csinc In len or G!tcen men
io'lo"td her. iisle md went away. wcnt
home When | was coming down town next
og "a ~ Mr. Sse to!S me there
sssac Toman laa sss, tae nIsht before. i would
honey's saloon II sl.oa1d zee 1hcns again.
TESTIMONY OF JOHN Kl.HEr.
Sotn Kramer, policeman, sworn; The case was
west silo q the rirer there Is no police force. &C.
1lrte are two oG'c,.ss stationed In ! Bsidg2aort,
1EeEc RE s.ots o: 5,ooo people in Bridgeport Ii
Tas ,epoSH o,ia d n The pare1 before hesrd Of il
suspicion Of ben: implicated in slis Outrage. ssN
TESTIMONY OF JOSEPH SArILEs
place abont hnl paat tllreo o'clock. Sunoay a.tcT
noon. and said she wss t1rca. gave her
tEiH3 young boys We're outr.lc tic door.
o's u them hoy Of twelve OF iourteen Gang in
a;sd nsLcd II did no: krow this woman. said
there. The boys wartcl 10 have her ont doors
She vas well dressed and had : honnct IN. She
Wa there Gift en- or twenty minutes and unen she
thc Glitch. She lef! her bonLct .Lert. thoagn:
she sss intoxicated.
n:I1SosT OF 7no:.As a'eRATu.
vas EeSt swo1n: lire ut No. 1,:5!Dec:is. street,
u port, an employed al the rolling mill.
saw the deeea;sa on Archer road, near locl
Loon. afterwards went up hone 10
suETer:: Al seven O'Clock wns an hour visiting
With fricnd. .sren: the balaLce Of The evening
honey = saloon. Before the wo.nrn went into Ma
saoEc3'a sa!ooH ha:s crowd Of six Or seven
boys around Nnl!r14'E place.
TESTIMONY EEwANn EAuoSEY.
kdWo'd MaEohey, sworn: l nm fifteen years
old. LiEe on Archer road, No. 10, uear Church
t,reet. Sunday. night, abou, seven o'cloc, Ihas.
foad, ,and near the rolling mill we saw Thomas
Hickey and Ftalc1-. Mckenua wrre trying 10
mise the deceased. John, Hartford helped
i" For Gods sake let me alone" Two o. three
other !oys stood by whom did not know I
faid i Tas shame sna VIC went away, ,d,sn
man away or moi: she seemed to BE- dunk. ~"
1um aen'2 sars ea od Eesas sFTE 4 HidesDor
corner Of Archer road and Lock street. / was il,
Fin Deyiae's saloon with Thomas Hickey aniI my
iEs sa''hs rR If O'Clock SaS' ss% The a'Si q!
csatca sitting on tic road across the bridge
aLqGi ha'f @ Rast siS y The evening | said !, was
% oaehea heq and ah1@5s as ns5sfg lar q
20 in some dry plnce to sit dGwn. Thomas Uckey
then took hef On 70 the railroad track. .ne said
no one should harm her, She did mol resist them.
eTATEaEsT or TuoxAs mcKEY.
! am ~ butcher on DecEin. street, in Bridgeport
nnaap apon, ncb yeII aT
and &cKenna. They went up Tie street 4
ll!tle later they met Bonacld and Mahoney,
Hartford and ihcn went away. The deceased
was si'tin. on the platform bg ihe house, and
% souns nun named 1seen was with mr.. There
By TIT. arms and walked her away, takinc her
alon:s; the railroad track. Five Of tcu minutes
" g. Bonaeld, MshonSy and Others, besides my.
thtae. TOOK her by the arm and asked 6cr il
ehc was able t0 stand MP. She said not, and
Wanted re to !et tcr alone. AFTERWARDS walked
she Was drunken woman a,d H. could do what
he had mild to with her.
THE VERDICT.
the jn1y, aises being ont few minutes, return
That ihe deceased c.ne to hes death at an carly
EoHf of the morning OF Noyem''cE 1!sh, 1861, at
.,ear ihe, Illinois and Michigan Canal, % IN .hc
nols, from The e:zects or violence Iufi,c,ed Es a
MeEsnns, 7hoiras n,ekey and JohS III i,a,tsori; ss
commanding 70 !hr authorities q ,he city the ne
ce-sfty Of providing more adequate nolice force
iar t!tat SECTION Of The ct1y known a. Bridgeport,
in trtcr hist The citizens there residing mar be
secnrc tn III" enjoyment Of lie and properly.