The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09


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stable boss those Two were All could name; don't
alarm given could not tell where the boys went to;
the next thing heard was the coming In In the MORN
ing before daylight, and telling mo TO get up,
THERE WAS MAN KILLED;
could not tell who told me TO get they came 20
five times, different man every time they caught me
by the feet ami shook they did not what they
wanted to get UP for can't tell what they expected
mo e do did not get up heard no more Of them and
not; another lay in the bed beside his
name was McSineyi he did not 90 OUT there was
first name Is George don't mind his other name II
you WERE 70 cut the head Sme dd not wane ~ AGAIN
don't member that saw any Of the boatders there
going TO do when thy called me- and mob ody told me-
told them had the govt and could not walk; they did
bad been killed they did not say when he had been
never heard them no ono told anything TO me and I
asked no questions twas OF my business to ask
questlons did not want to know nor don't want to
know don't keepcompany with the boarders and did
not hear them talk o. table they silent as the
tomb; upon my oath could not tell whowas In
the shanty that morning