The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-08

Closing OF the observation-disclosures
ing OF tEae Defence.
THIRD RAY'S PROCEEDINGS.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 81,


SAN FRANCISCO, March 81, 1871.
The excitement attending the trial OF Mrs. FAIR is
If anything, on the increase. Long before the open
ing OF the court yesterday morning the crowd walt
ing Ambulance very great anu the usual force
or police nad to he employed to maintain order. IL
was known that the case ior the prosecution would
close, and all were anxious TO hear how The defence
would be opened, and learn upon what grounds the
prisoners lawyers would defend her against the
charge OF murder. The evidence going to show her
connection with Crittenden is anxousy looked for,
as 1t Will doubtless show more OF provocation than
Is At present known. 1t VIII probably produce re-
markable Developments
At ten O'Clock yesterday again, the
witness placed upon tie stand was
JAMES W. aiAEELEY.
sos Bush street, went to school in uakand board
the shooting; heard the shot was lower deck
1Eh hand SIDE a. ne time ran up stars and saw mr. Crit
God, my husband is sho!' man in STOPPING pos
s aa M sS o. to my hs DE- adn
i don ssny he ruaed me and my eh ! RE-
ser 60 asp d ons he ons to that
was not acquainted with Mr. criitenael knew one Of his
any standing in the middle OF the cabin when heard
feet from Went to see The lady Who Sred
shot; approached them from the stern don't remember
We're msse captain Kenei was ssndins Mrs. Fair had
sn ven S a na @ her
the boat before that. Mrs. Fair made the remark when
not remain heart her MAKE ohs1 n. she
Was away hers quite number
Of people would have been difficult for
the u
he after n state she
testified physcan and surgeon; have been engaged
n the ten years was on the "a Gapsn on me
my way through the crowd found man lying on the foo
bear. s ssimaaas nd
Campbell Whit your opinion at the time of his
w,'nerMy opinion was he was dying ACCOMPANIED him
ns ns liz %
hss, began 70 Act after administered the smu.ns pa;
h.a no 0f'h'I Vs. M ooPn w cAhI I1s case
We, connected Sus,ass. VIII 4 crttendsn
isd sossssr TwsS b.srIo. Court
hs IL tSSs
I'm y Of the CS % s TO- TO-
ssi6sr; complain sickness and apparently
wa. sic. weeks be-
after coming to the oaics he complained Of
DIR. LrrrERMAN RECALLED.
NE Gam Ssi-Assqnlns ~ Sriisnden to have been q
% 70 s n w na w the of his dea
.wituess-Yhe presumption to my mind, would be the
Mr.. cook-I ask strike out the answer ia pre-.
Witress-Thas is my opinion; that is what by
possible, probable that the
and MODIFICATION set in in one day. sometimes
had case in my where mortihcaton ana milan
M M 10 s give No ss on After
leit the court that is possibe but not probabe it is
so.s eoaa have acted Judge Cope says Srendsn
did my opinion is that set In after he lett the
court death tOOw3 shortly found
the between the membrane Of the brain the
mater ON
he brain y I'm
been there sh,ns 1T, was ,S, short time a, III. hs.
w5s produced By the %snnd .,.en
hours the morncaon might be increased after
ss but mot 70 ANY The v % have o
ses in after aeasn IL possible h,
suffer from acute nanmation wound Of The descrp-
Sg the
excitement OF receiving the shot the produced
oooESTIsm he Of inc ines.inss.
before death ACCOMMODATION alter death; any
Am physician and surseon knew the late 4 F. cr!ten.
when reached he house heard some sroanns found Mr.
and s'a Sp r. n
suffering great deai examined his pulse was feeble and
isman Who bad come through East
eenden; proceeueu inquiries
loss Know what q Is sa;e
Inc msan:lme him some
NJ produce ss.ssos p,: e,
an had %srS Supposed Affected s:e
ssssSsd .is incurred several time:
not gvea mProesry IN the hospital order oneaait Grain
was present post-mortem examination; from my
tnoweaes and as.endnee him. attributed the Of
killed mos: men ousrght never saw post.mortem Of
NJ 0ampoS,Have yoa any doubt in your mind as to the
Objected TO BY Mr.. Cook and overruled.
stated, attributed the injury
Gross of medical attendants with
s.isd in; ala not assist ia making the poatmor;sn
there from the Time Of the hrs incison 70 the
tina: there evidences inammatory disorder
larger intestine; H.
a a
or death the Of the remote
Eosaa having @ sso1s
would ~ SIRENS 60 .aS D. se" Si g saia %sr
yeT likely there was twelve to niteen Inches ! was
s::.aniy :asiss: death; before
n ,ss for
shooting couldn't state accurately might regard myself as
his family attendant years; eight ago
he attacks OF rheumatis and eight ago
had bad cold, a bronchial affection; many would
produce Inflammation the ntestines, violent cold nd
Rcbe food, piece would not 10 II; milan
last for inienue time depends on tue
dhion tue person. there rule to determine how long
existed; Inflammation, would suffer
pains could suffer before notification set In
phne, in of that Kind, would operate favor
ably; would administer either that or opium ~ all
pain during Criltenden's last Illness
there OF ptoitnc but during all visits he
in state OF asked him several
II he knew replied .Ur SAWYER" he talk
ing good deal he could artculate NIL the vme making
ordinations n "What
kc-drcct-Such wound would n tendency to impair
tho vital organs that of the results OF profound
shock.
To Mr.. Cook-Thc bladder act; Inflammation of the
fntcsncs would constpate the there a Of
paralysis
To Mr.. LAmpbel-I always regarded him a OF good
health him prior
would live until he eighty years old.
To Mr. Cookie was fond OF cigars some told him