Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-05

tin came down with him from supper.
He was talking about Greeley. | told
Mr.sMartin to stop He appeared angry,
and wen, out Mr. Eddy filled his pipe,
and sat down and smoked. Then cons
yersed with Samuel Jacka. He treated
Mr. Jacka twice TO beer, Mr. Eddy
drank one He drank liquor twice.
After second drink. said he { Mr., Jacka)
was going home Drank, and Mr.. Jacka
went home. The second time he Il ldy)
took beer He sat down smoking. /
went away, and was absent some time.
Came back and found him absent. He
left about ten minutes after me ] saw
him again at II +. NJ Found him at
my door Asked him where he had
been. lie said he had been in the war
He had little tus>lo. Followed me to
bis room, where he died. lie went to
bed alone Saw him Mt the foot Of the
stairs G stairs) about two o clock in the
morning, where he had appeared to have
Fallen from the top oil the stairs.
beard noise like something falling, and
IN a minute or two. ike n man snoring
Went out and found him lying on his
left side Told him TO get up. He made
m inarticulate reply Tried to lit him,
and could not Called Mr.. Martin, and
carried him up to his room, He was
bleeding slightly at the nose LAID him
on the carpet Twas two o clock in the
morning Foand him insrnsible next
morning Called Mr. Argall, who TO d
me to get doctor | got Dr. Cronin
who came and washed him, and said il
was doubtful about his getting we'll. !
saw him when Drs DA ton and NofTctt
came. In the evening GOT Henry
Bumhrough, Thos Day. rhos. Gardener,
and we put him 70 bed "wednesday
EVENING" DR.. Mofett sail ii any OF his
friends wanted to sec him alive, they
should heAsent for. saw bin daily and
nightly till he died. Friday night he
died at l0l5 Saw him after death
When frat saw him he was perfectly
healthy, and showed no signs OF being
intox icated He had one drink before
tea. | wai'ed on him when he treated
Mr. Jucka He took three drinks of Iiq>
uor and one OF beer ! received from
him - t. 80 cents lie had no marks
Of violence when saw him about I. -
o clock = vi (town time then lett
him with my hostler, James Gardner
Wien | found HIM at the foot of the
stairs, he was laying on his left side,
with his head towards partition, and his
feet toward the stars partially un-
dressed The bed had an appearance of
being lain on Was unconscious when
DR. Cronin came. did not tell any
person that he was under the Influence
of liquor when he came to my house at
first | told Mr. Cooper he was in The
habit of drinking liquor Drs Mofett
and Dalton took from him $l1 - told
Mr. NpensIey he was under the influence
OF liquor when he came to my house the
second time.
VINCENT MARTIN. being duly sworn,
deposes and says -! first saw him (Mr.
Eddy) at the supper table on Vacsdav
evening. Went to the har.room. where
left him. Saw hlm again ut , clock
Wednesday morning at the foot of the
stairs Mr. Chamlcy bad him partially
raised, and | helped 10 take him to his
room. Saw him again Thursday night
in bed; went to see him ftdav morn,
ing, aud saw him the lrning after b.
died. When saw him first he had not
the appearance of being Intoxicated
Left him in the bar,ro between Sand
! o'clock Tuesday night He was UT
conscious at clock Wednesday morn
ing and supposed he was intoxicated
There was blood on the floor near him
JAMES D. JAMES, beins duly sworn, de-
poses and 81 first saw Mr. Eddy at
) or . clock z NJ, Tuesday, standing
at Geo Chamleys bar, and he invited
me to drink, which | declined We SAT-
down together by the stoye Tie went to
she street door and asked Mr.. CAamley
when would sopper be ready. Mr.
Chamley replied, in ten minutes; also
asked what time be, would shut MP that
evening. MIR Chamley replied, from 9
to 10 O'Clock He went into the street
next saw him at the supper table. Saw
him again Thursday noon in bed, where
he died v hen ficst saw him he was
in perfect health, but he seemed to have
been somewhat intoxicated Had the
reputation Of being in the habit of drinks
ing liquor Had no marks OF violence
when | saw him at first.
PATslCx CULLE> being duly sworn de,
poses and says;-l first saw Mr. Eddy
at my store Tuesday afternoon. lie had
two JUGS and aisa,k, which he left with
me- he left and came again later, and
took from my place the jugs and sack
He left again, and came little before
dark He left and took his overcoat
soon after tie came to my hon-e about
9 clock, and stayed about / Of an hour
asked MIN who struck him H. did not
know who persons were who struck him.
Told me twas none of my business. He
left my house for Vim Walkers When
! saw him he uaa under the influence Of