The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-11-09
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rance, but who loves and hates and fears and cings

ne began. I'VE lived In rear tenement house II
house; ! always worked. was not home all day.
Once came home and woman and man were
came IN a Rs's s. q
everything. :. toldmy wife she must not let such
people come there; It was very bad. She told me
home rem work and i I saw m" man. mo- No;
not the shoemaker; he was leaning
THAT was in July went out and they did not see
me: Then inquired and found my wife drunk
s1s ss wi: . oes Snn rss :nd
if sxe Where ss ss s
with the shoemaker and I couldn't understand:
she was drew in the DOOR k%';. said something and
stab me in the abdomen. caught her wrists
quickly and turned them over so the knife was
picted the strugglel, and then she fell down she
let go the knife, and took 1t In my hand. Then
made my head swim. l fell backwards and struck
out everywhere. I didn't know STABBED the shoe
know him. never saw him before, but he saw NV
Wie Two years ago. The wound Ia In my abdomen
wrists. | have no friends only one, who is NV
uncle, ne mas peanut stand In the street. had
did not see Phlllippi, who cannot sneak a single
word OF English, and who says nothing.
THE INQUEST TODAY. aAN
Though the inquest was adjourned Yesterday to
meet at ten O'Clock this morning, 1t was not re-
sumed TIL quarter to twelve. OWING to the alb
sence OF several Jurors who were oicating as pail
The names OF the jurors having been called by
the Coroner Mr.. Gage. II was announced that
trict Attorney. Henry McDavit, the freeholder
who prevented the lynching OF Luigi, was present.
jurors, counsel and representatives Of the local
papers and the HERALD there were no more than
Fs He Fn Hsr RRts c s alleged the murder
was committed was lying upon the table. It is an
old butchers knife, OF iron-the steel having been
all ground ofr-about seven inches in length The
blade hooks over from a point, five and Q half
inches from the handle go that It has the appear
and
are marked with q few blood stains This knife
was found across the road from where the murder
thrown there by Phlllippt
DR.. J. ". Condict was the first witness SWORN,
clan Tor twenty-five years; no called at the shoe
shop OF Boriotti at nine O'Clock on Thursday morn
attendance. He here gave some testimony iatr e.
gard TO BOriottis wounds, when he was stopped
y me n.eisa a ct ns for one Ds,
murdered lie, with Drs. SritieSaen H'@ ana
woman's body at i've O'Clock on thursday; they
found two wounds; one q them was about an inch
collar bones; 1t was not q mortal wound; (the
curved knife was here shown to Witness who
ssssa this wS sds WAS oesn " wound
width as the one shown him) 1t was probably made
with . straight blade. but could possibly have
OF the one exhibited at the inquest the
wound on probing was found to extend about an
was found UPON the BACK ABOUT o1r
and one-haf inches from the centre Of the spinal
ana 70 tine % ne sa aa
lated blood adhered to it and to the chest he fe.
T's woSOS P sS ns
chest between the sixth ana seventh
wound we had before observed in the back, ana the
instrument INJECTING II must have been more than
r1a nehs n t4s 81 m r rs:
the wound, from its internal hemorrhage, as wei
as from In, the cloggng Of the lung by blood was
It would be possible for person TO intiict such e
wound with h,s or her own hand death In this
cells OF the lungs with blood.
The next testimony produced was the ante NOR
when however the man was not ~ SsSed he Se
lieved himself likely TO die and when the ply.
slcians thought he might recover. IAN
BORIOTTts ANTE MORTEM STATEMENT.
The following Is the ante-mortem statement OF
Boriottt in its original purity as 1t was taken
down. wues nsHr
doph sownsnp county Of Motifs being badly woundsa
he ss
,s man be thinks came from New York called into
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him q tell him he better talk kindly 70 her and
a'h nsr %as and him then Ms ps. sssss her
hs t'a es ss & a
was At work on his Workbench and looked sesn
a% ss nsp se anf d C he
1' ns sea
i5ssssS II IA ss ss
AZ s's
doors aa died And held fast 10 s sn and called for
rom me am an Italian by s'A birth! rt have nave
s Y ns Years. have in Dave s
na s's ss ann I . 0
Italian have known her for many years. she TWEEN
ys ss az NY na @ % -four "
sssa aS"' Ss
S% M. S Saas The s wS
o as he s nS an s aa the s SAID d Louis
was the man that he caught hold Of and held.
,a swSsS ana 9:s,ess before
DR.. Crittenden was next examined. He merely
corrobOrated the testimony OF DIR. Condict
a cry and seeing struggle could not say he saw
Luigi stab the woman, but heard him say ''She was
my wife; killed her, and am damned glad did
it.n
The inquest was adjourned till tomorrow. 49,
RELATIVE OF THE DEAD WOMAN.
At seven O'Clock uncle OF the murdered wO
man, Johanna Luigi, arrived here from New York;
he seems stricken with grief, and he at once went
to the undertaker's to take charge OF the body.
BORIOTTr SINKING.
At this time BOriOttL whom the physician
claimed was out Of danger IN case no Inflammation
set in. Is sinking. lie talked too much during the
day and as his breathing was dinicuit from the
OF his injuries 1t seems to have lost him
some chances OF recovery Still IL is possible for
him to revive and rally with the quiet and resi-
night VIII bring 10 MIN. MITa184 i
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