The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

coherent and rambling Ia bi. sn-wcrs. anJ would
now AMI again bpr-i into tcata He ie very anxious
~ know the safe ol th, puOi, miud IN rchftncn 10
I'M. and whu' disposition VIII be- made OF hiru
.isn 81 know " lcthH ho viii be hanged. An au-
aver In th, Affirmative PRODUCES arnNysm u t'Urs
When % NEGATIVE nu4vsri 70 dveu la Wis ,Vs 10 nuw
Che c.uc, period vi uuiu IKE TOR the confinement ~
person. convicted OF IL, crimes VIII which ne is
6 art"d. When our r'uUiier rn'gtrl tic r'' nc
began Tie follow inC cnnNrr- lion with the prisoner
REpuKttU -QHnu,haVrl Ou any further Statements
To make "a rcL'ipn 10 tho charges made agah.
Nouf
Url<S No. sir, have told all ina SnuN. and
That i tho truth What viii he done With mel
win l~ hungy
IrtoRrER-I an unable to answer your que tons
q pre-. mt ~ the cas-, - not spdi'iclly clear to
he pa'-.d upon. Ny o'J'ci In cHihu. upon you to
to mater. and to 30 i YOU have any dircrcu,
statement to make rom want has already been pub
QriSN-I 10 no, know wnat The nubli-bod reports
wee. and d. ho' know whether thcy ar riEnt or
wrong.
10 reporter here rrotueed q copy " Yesterdays
fkIoside from his puck,t aud read tho statement
o the prisoner ~ pubu-hed IN that DAYS issue.
QriNa-ihat Is All right lhaNe no different one
10 mai as hat all thc truth. Sometimes ! state
sowr,hing different bn, nm ~ confused mat Omen
ana una arc OF What really do eRy.
kuruRrER-iou are not aware, probably. that the
shoes were not found when tie body war, but soua'
u ne aitcrNard az IA place which had been closely
searched before. You s.y that you returned There
On Monday morning an IlsJ N tne nirht and W IT
not probable that you, having takcn the .loes the
d., before returned them at your second visitt
pri>N-sueh q view Is quiz" reasonable, but DAD
ucmf rhoy would No OF no use to me and would
have bccn foolish TO have done 20.
CONSCIENCE.
REronrER--what was your reason for returning
60 the place at ally
QuivN-On Monday morning went down under
tie wharf. l had done for weeks before and
pu'scd tue place where | let the girl. looked
around and lid not see anything that belonged TO
me- and was leaving wien looked IN the direction
OF The corner Of the sidewalk, and there saw her
lyius. Al hrst thought she was alive. but when
went near ale looked pale that knew she Wis
dead, and l was AFRAID OF touching her. ! len for
t'ar hat some ono would come and acc me. i went
back ,hcrc several times sec II she hsd been taken
away; about O'Clock was on the street aud
Il ud that she had been found then went to
Batchyrtowu. The next morning i went there
acain Anl was seen by tie officers, when | ran
away. | DO not know why | always went therc, a.
DID not IKE 70, hut felt as # impelled thithor w
some power could not control.
REruRrER-Did ,ou touch the body Of the girl
when yUn fouud her dendf
QUIxS-No. cir; after | len her the nrst time l
drowned myself and al this suffering would be
over, wly was such a.fool az TO be caught anyef
ruB FUNERAL OF ruE MURDERED CHILD.
Prom, he SdE Francisco Bhiieiia.
The scene at Loci mart a o'Brien's beggars de-
scriptlou, and the interest manifested In the sad
affair could hardly be overcstmatod The little one
ROBBED IN wnitc, and laid out In the back parloT
uf the establishment at tle request OF the mother
Ias cbii has a 1air eumplcNiO ion, regular features
and, With her ligh'-hIown hmr brushed back and
! combined with a stnp OF white ribbon, looked th,
'mbcdunent Of purity and innocence. Strong mer
shook with emotion white gazing upon toe body and
mothers drew their children closer To them after pc
holding tl,e SD sight. The remains were visited b.
owes GOO scope, many Of whom manifested desir'
| CO. contribute something toward Tho relief Of th'
| destitute family. Al . Oclock The funeral cortog
started Tor tee cemetery, and the crowd which hat
gathered in tho Immediate vicinity OF tAo Aorga'
! SLOW U.s. u tIt 4Nt.'.