The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-22

which adjourned on Sunday for wall OF evidence,
assembled again yesterday at IL NJ, to resume
the inquiry into the cause sOf the death OF lenry
Perry. SC6r5n srs bhdncteGfhs eSamlfation
at the City Hal. Edward Peyton, the principal
witness testified that he was, atthe time, In the
railroad yard, .AhnSteet,tahq in the COM
pany OF James Street aud Henry Perry when the
latter received the latal wound. That Street had
blen.plasIng with aepaaeat 4 short time before,
and tn theplay liadamaaeA catatA Aln also, which
he did not mind at the times'e but found
afterwards it had gone through his clothing
and slightly scratched him on his5 left side.
Afsef3sii & shis fahS; heak sseas sap Etofstreet
and laying hold of hip-s'esTled deponent to
help hold him. B B.Lhs'were laughing aud scufi.
linz, sereethayfnean open nkuifean siIts hsnd!and
keeping Henr5 on with ii r,when suddenly deponent
heard Henrys excfafm, '"Oh, GoatJI am cut" and
fell Deponapt helped to pick him up and ley him
on a-eotlonbae. A doctor was sent l9gsnd had
tIeW6und d4ni6sAhhscarred OF! Neither Street nor
Perry were at alreS Sehea oraugTy foy ismoment
several otheE wit stssafed in the he case
,xcSl6attbs Street rom any, naiit@, and after
mort deberaudn it'd following verdict was rem
sered: THAT. the deceased Ecsme. 70 his death
from wound accidentally indicted. ia, the left
sids by means OF Knife IN the Hands Of one
lanes s,reet3ic ..azssE,rn! Yi1o9i
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