The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-05
the nuBOEEN MURDER.

Confirmation Of the Coroner,s Inquest.
The inquest on the body Of John Paesehl who was
murdered in Grand street q week ago, was con-
tinued at seven O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Henry Breier was recalled and sworn. He further
deposed:-On the morning Of the murder did not
sec any weapon In the hands Of Emil or Gustave
Hausmann; 7 cannot cay what persons were quar-
relling that morning; at the time OF the fight Gus
tave and Emil Hausmana left the room, but can
not say why.
The next witness was John Goade. who merely
corroborated the evidence Of the preceding wit
Anton windorfr was then called. He swore as fol-
was in bed at the time Of the disturbance; Fritz
Gloede got out OF bed and left the arose also
to see what was the matter; did not see deceased
August schreyer was the next witness who said:--
live In the house next to that In which the fight
occurred; heard the disturbance ana looked out OF
tho window; saw q man falling on the baicony OF
the stairs leading to the yard; don't know now long
he remained there; three men carried him away
Jacob Schmidt was then sworn and decared:-s
live in the OF the house where the quarrel took
claim that man was stabbed saw the deceased
running out Of the house; he was stopped by some
building and he then returned, when a man wearing
blue shirt struck him In the breast and deceased
fell on his face; the man then kicked him In the
head, and then heard him running up stairs
(Gustave Hausmann was here asked to speak, and
witness then exclaimcd:-i identify Gustave haus-
mann as the one who said 'ril kill you.'D then saw
Inc deceased AtbcHiptlnH 10 Tlsc WIS uuuulc,
identify Fritz Gl0ede az the man VINO went 10 i1t
up the deceased; cannot say with what weapon
the deceased was struck; saw Mary Gerold In the
yard at the time.
Anna Hausmann was then sworn. She deposed:-
an the wife Of Emil Hausmann; on the morning
Of the murder heard Emil say 70 Louis Hausmann,
ssThey are beating the dog;n my husband and his
father then went down stairs; went out OF the
room and saw that my husband and my brother
tn-law had been terribly beaten; my mother-in-law
held lamp In her hand, which Emil wanted to take;
his mother blew 1t out, whereupon he said, lyon
would rather see me killed than let me see who IL
was that struck me-" he then came into the room,
had hrs wounds dressed and went TO bed; he did not
go down stairs again; the prisoners had no weapons
with them Gustave Hausmann did not go down
stairs at any time. witness afterwards said that
Gustave was fighting with the b0atders down stalrs.l
The next witness was Louisa Mails, VINO deposed-
I live In Hudson City: was In the house OF my
son on the morning OF the disturbance: when the
dog yelped in the hallway Emil Hausmann went
down stairs; / then went out and stood upon the
stairs, when / saw three men with clubs nghtng.
witness then corroborated the testimony Of the pre-
ceding wtness.) Custave returned to the room,
and seemed TO be crazy; Enul went down stairs
second time and returned In moment; did not
know deceased.
Mary GeroId was recalled and she decared-I
Identity Glstave Hausmann a. the person who
struck deceased; Gustave cried out, "You must
die;'' the deceased exclaimed, "Dear brother, LEI
me alone; don't want to fights" do not know what
again the head and breast; Fritz Gloede also
in the yard.
Louis MATHS, on being sworn, deposcd:--I was In
the house Of my son-in-law on that morning; l
heard u quarrel below stairs, whereupon went to
the yard and saw Fritz Gloede standing there; Emil
YVES tnen up stairs; neither Emil nor Gustaye came
down stairs second time; DID not see dcceasc1
cannot identity the man who was standing In the
yard with FRITZ Glocde.
Hereupon the inquest was adjourned tn this after
noon.