, 1869-04-28

owing 70 the etoppago Of the passage Witness
bid eated Of the sn5est efGs FIJI ,ea
two recovered He thought hls treatment cor
rect Did not believe the so-ca!led esyslee!atoaS
nDsnq M%ess ts9wsa reporea sas a he
Board OF Health Edema meant : snsxeninG M lG3e o.
the tissues. Witness made report to the Officers
OF An laaurance company.
~ TESTIMONY or Dl GUM.
Doctor Noses Gum vas called and sworn: naa
snss sssaeS nss 81 fad
toon raee - tns Police Court lJudge Mase
"a T. a. e
opinion as 70 the cause q bis dez,n1 witness
ior: He wan!ed t. how hHs Gs Condition Condition
him. II The swelling had constantly sroEn Eosss
during that Interval, tho witness would Be mt,ch
= essss 1ste ne; ae seaT IL s i
the absce6scs were caused By Inflammation sutse-
| quently super rFening.
| raortetn examination would hare shown the start
ing point Of the trouble did not think very
ws h!9w as seaa on W
| ness did not think post n.o1teus examination In
this case would hare shown much. II Tyler had
ps1G1 1nea NE wan u have NE ,e
II, during the interval. the patient sAl he was
well, thc injury would lie disconnected from the
| result Fatal results from such absces5e3 are
| rare; he had not seen one
| TESTIMONY OF AR. De CLERcQ.
G. De CleIcq Has called and sworn: Mas Son.
tnctor md was present at the Police Court when
the trouble occurred He proceeded 70 state @ Mhat
happened there One policeman Wis behind Iylet
and Of each SIDE Could not ndsnsy S dut any yn1 81
spoke to Tyler. lie thought he saw blood On the
stairs near the bottom q the nrst digit
be was lined apparently half talking to the crowd
| and half to the Justice; ssw Tyler push one
on1cer away, but did not sec him push one over M
Wien they dEss took iaoii Of Tyler he clnng TO TIT
bslpsters. hut he WIS then put right out. Nitnes:
| looked badly aud his lace was bloody and swollen
There Wni brn!se on the face.
| TESTIMONY OF MIR. H1BBARD.
| Mr. HfbbAfl was recalled by prosecution: so IA
as llscoloration Of the sacs, &C., went, Tyls
was worse on the second or third DAY after the u
Jury than when it happened before ne wa
lady tiiscolore and swollen. He talked thoug'
hts nose Was stopped up He constantly cotnplain
: Crcts]zamiua:ion: saw Tyler the next day aite
the trouble. lie remained at the office most Of n
, | forenoon. He generally came an hour earlier II
remained until about noon and did little or n
; business Witness did not critically examine NJ
injuries The face WIS much diseooreet an'i tnes
was disco1nIatlon Oh the neck, though not 20 u1t
as on the face Tyler was In the Office thns alfei
noon ami tho next mornlnG. He W3s IN ut leas
of1ce aont Is much as usual but tli,l not ID muc
law business He went to the ArmoTy to see affe
I | a case. He might have gone twice. He frequent
ly spoke Of his condition, anil once said that tn
! damned policemen hal nearly stuck their fhnnb
: through his throat. During. the arst and seeon
!. days the discoloration seemed to fade awar some
: what Witness could not say whether ho notice
any dscoloration Of the throat after the first dal
TESTIMONY OF DR. PIlIsBrRy.
= Dr. ptllsbury recalled hy prosecution: Bo1fue
: ut same house with Tyler, nhd saw him every da
,, till he took to his lied. Ills throat from extern:
y examination, seemed to grow worse. hal conve
y sAtion on the subject, but not in professions
u way: DID have general conversation nearly eyel
" day during tue Interval In regard to T5ers hea!t
:: From bis answers Judged hc WAS not feeling wei
le lie complained Ut his throat
re TESTIMONY of pR. BLAKE.
u Or. S. e. Blake Nh, Elltd and sW0En: Hal pro
le tiscd for fifteen years; hail heard the testimony
10 Dr. PtI1sbury auu o,hc. witnesses; believed I'll
&C died Of disease Of throat, which produced sutloc
e, what caused the sickness II he hail been treat
NJ NJ with violence, and nothing else hail occuvre
10y should attribute the sickness to the violence.
~ | CFn&s-srdMin1tson Tyler h1H had q titseaae
nc ! the throat for o Icing time He could only sta
U. that II the disease was severe one, au'l he
#o Ceiyed an Injury, that injury would be only an
III grayatfnc caHse- Disease Of the throat nlie
rs result from many causes. An aoscess 10 tse
o.; chea or 1aryLx must have proluce,l su1ueaton-
[eu oft ,ahrtt7s examination would have located
aat lesion At certain seasons Of the year sore thr
WRs quite common. 1t Was almost Impossible
see wellIng IN the Iasynx without an instrume
iee An absces5 in the !aEynx would have caused
OIL most Immediate death. II the first absces5 c.
m; above the la1ynx, it Was In the same location
nd the Lar. nN 4 l'o~. saurtt,n examination would
The | nil II no NV IL Eoubf IN. OF Importance,
the Here thu court adjourned until 10 O'Clock
leu \ forenoon,