New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19

,bera through the Winter Of 1863 The next Summer no
over took nat in the stuyveFtant Building
in East Eghteentlst. In this city, lie ~, 49,
don Hotel aud lived there until August OF tho year 1870
when no became acquainted with MT Ne ~ YIN .y
Office nj broadway aud Twentytlrdst, 'Nelll WIS
living az Turner's Station Orange County, ana adSIseu
King to there. which King dl1 becoming IVY Inn him
Intimate with ONcil. and finally assoHlaHg wi de ,n
on terms OF friendship. This lasted untn NELL Ei
cred that King was iiltreans ms VIE ~ Ju s9o1 n lie
house at Turner's station. taking with her their three
children, oourson H. King, axe 81 Louise 70 me h M
OF a clergyman. the Rev, ID. wyatt IN Wes,cnester,
and remained until Mr. King came there after some
Mrs King came TO This city August 10, and engaged
children. She then returp". 20 her husbands home IN
Turner's Station On aug 30 the action was agugu Ue
referred TO Judge Sutherland 10 take PROOF o. us
and TO report 10 whom the custody oitne s ~
be awarded The first examination was hcld on oct ~
Mr. King has crossexamned no wi,ncsss b az any " hS
last three references and has eontented himself Win
listened attentvey To tho testimony When the case
erland's chaInbors-followcd closely by Mr.; oNeill
and myself; King left the offices Last We went
myself N.Y.. Mrs. ' Ella O. oNeill, and Mr. oEe, We had
from the street when pistol fired, and turning
round heard Mr.. oNe say. That's what you're at Is
tempt TO draw his pistol HE wife prevented him from
doing this by placing her hand on his arm Inc sn15s
breast. which fully exposed by this turning around
and facing King who at the head OF the stairway
ONelll fell stairs and carried into an once
on the next floor below, while King fled INTO Judge
sutherland's chambers where no finally arrested
ExJUDGE sUTHERLAND's VERSION
At o'clock held an examination In the reference
case Of Anna T. vs. Jos c. King and at about lI5 p m
the various persons connected with the case either d
recy OF as witnesses left the The ladies present
were Mrs Ella G. o'Noi, the wife Of tho man who was
shot, Mrs Kate d. Fouk, and another lady They bowed
gong out, and Immediately followed by a. =.
O'Ncill Frank ]. Dupignac, and others heard the
report Of pistol and noted three shots hred 10 qe5
succession to the outer door OF my chambers anu
was there met by King who handed me pistol, hiNnp
"Tnere Judge" something ike that. lie then entered
my inner office, the door of which he loo ked. Tue
p0lce arrived Immediately, the door was burst opcu
KING was arrested ROundsman Gilbert ana TAKEN ~
tie First Precinct SatiOuhOuse. TIE pistol was hauc
10 one OF the officers. IL 1vebarreled snth ~
Wesson and had two chambers still loaded can state
distinctly that during the progress Of the case Wheh yes
tmony adverse to Mr.. King was offered, observed 10
nervous action his part nor did thlng occur WHICH
would lead INC TO imagine for moment that he was
duly excited lnodltated any desperate act. hir'
ONe gave testimony that showed harsh treatment on
Kings part toward his wife, but gave II as evidence
merely and cynCed no malicious spirit or angry ieeg
toward King Mr.. o'Neills department was mat OF