New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-22

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TtSonshf that he must be uninurcd; but on sittlns
down i'm the chair he became very pare a' s'1kinS
We LAID him ON Inc floor put an oyercOat unaer @
head he continued 10 sink ana uieu hpous 10 snveral
times meanwhile to keep ont the crowd; he mauo ho
remark after entering my once os,o az No 2s5 West
f6irist; was at the office OF Judge sutnei ,nS
LWen afternoon; am the stonOgrapher who tooK
last M3hoSy before Judge sutherland the test
mony OF Mr. ONeill was taken last; they elt o hOnd
,nSsdiately after adjournment; Mr.. King shGnt
t tI,oyod about is seconds behind them; be smut
the door after him. very soon aiterwaru s bs was
left my chair, aud heard another Snot VIM" nrt and
Going TO the door; opened the door o9keu ~ oard
saw King fire a shot, which was the tiu s ~ whom
ne appeared TO be taking aim; could not see az d
he was firing. after firing the shot he went back 20 1So
sutherland's office; went down 70 M, Svifc beside
81 ~ O'sE5 sitting iu q chair with MS WHO pcoIu2
ST Vent back 70 Judge suherands office and stayed
for few moments and then went d s w. Irsction
of WiIlianst; mo asked me II any policeman had come
and told him there had NOT ng .t tbo door an poce
man came and then went up stairs again saw Juus9
SqtheTlana Ne . door of the nnerroom it was not
on@5ed Inc officer held the pistol in his lei hand "ho
~ icci or nor but found IL broken about the lock-
afterward identify the prisoner as King "hom sd"
Mrs Kate d. Folk testified reside at No 1914 Nassau
ST., Brookyn was witness before Juuse ,h r
naiuder OF the party followed me- looked Osek aliq
saw King following us; heard three snotS nrcu "d 90
Immediately tried door 10 gain aduuance 10 an ONCE
TO give an alarm opened the door ana foun9 Two gentle
men there aud already the hallway was nlled Win "a
crowd asked the gentlemen 10 Try 10 ascertain 10
what extent O'Nell had been injured. as considered
him the victim entered Mr; 9Gck oGG 1 ai% ire fbe
shots as started TO give an alarm as soon aS hcaiu
william F, Bonyage, testified; live on New York.
ave. Jersey City; am a stenOgrapher; was az Judge
sutherands Office last Monday; was in the ONCE Mhen
Inc parties lett they left in the order described by Judge
VENT ont and followed HIM heard three shots in quick
succession: went down 20 Mr. Quick's Office and saw
O'Nel lying the floor, wounded IN the chcsti MIS-;
O,Ne asked me to 20 up stairs and that King did
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Judge Sutherland IN the manner described ana aoo ID"
the arrest of the prisoner as IL has been described
MRS. KINGS LAWYER ON TIE STAND.
Frank j. Dumgnac testified Ircsde at No 70 Jane-st,
New-York am an attorneyataw was at Judge Suther-
lands Office last Monday about O'Clock; sent the VIII
nesses to the office with my brother and followed lew
moments afterward; asked Judge Sutherland II Mug
had been there he sand eyes," but that he had gone
out a moment or two afterwards, King came IN ana
took seat reclining chair after had examined
O'Neiu asked King If he wished to oross-examinei
he replied in the negatives at the conclusion OF the pro-
ceedings SAID think the reference Is ADJOURNED 10
is for Tuesday took Judge Sutherland's diary ana
convinced King that right; in passing out WIN
the Others went last on reaching the neau Oh to s
we were all in group; when at the head OF the stars
l that King was about 10 lea a,e, 1uGs luz
Sutherland's Office; passing down stairs ONclu was
last; when ONeill about half way down me STAIRS
heard shots Mrs. ONelll ran rapidly down STAIRS stoP
or two and then turned and ran back 10 her husDand
rapidly down aud stood In the hallWay' 0oheE
and Mr. ONeill put his hand on his mp; mrs sc
mt her hand on his arm and said "DOn;' ran tOWdu
Mr. Oucks Office 70 get out of the way Of the shooting
after Nell went in QuckS Office ran 10 he eI ne S
t NJ 6icIl,s once and saw Mr. ONelll with ho oyes
rolled up, and he apparently sinking I'D tn he crowd
went to the head Of the stairs an t , ~ o for am
DeioW 10 SOP ,e tiTSiac found that had come;
r w. Mr. Ouck's office and saw ONell lying on
'uS mooI UsmiaedTo juror did not see King fire
ExeJndge Beach-If the Coroner pleases should like
10 know from the witness whether tine deceased maze
Witness Ito the Coronerj-I think he said That's what
you're at, Is H."
THE PRISONERS ARREST.
John Gibney testified: l am officer attached TO the
First Precinct the first knew about the shooting was
when citizen along and told me of it; L was
standing at Nassau and Cedar-sts twas about 2! p M
the citizen said that there had been man shot in front
of No ~ Pnest fastened TO the spot and met Judge
Sutherland the stoop he requested me 10 follow him,
and did went up stairs TO his office he said,
The prisoner tins ROOM" and pointed TO an inner
room, the door of which was closed 1
7 then split the panel Of the door with
my foot aud asked Judge sutherland for the revolver
ne marked II aud gave 1t TO me- the prisoner then Yer
t PoundsmsR Gilbert who took him TO the Station
house while stayed with the body OF the deceased when
tired the door OF the inner Once on 1Sp .HS dn Know
nat tie door locked but IL WOulq not open WHeh
tried n: after had kicked the panel out the prisoner
opened the door and came out; he walked right to the
lOnt and delivered himself up.
TIE VICTIM ARMED.
Frederick Gilbert testified: am "a rOundsman OF the
First Police Precinct about 10 minutes before O'Clock
laa, Monday afternoon a man who was unknown to me
came into the stati0n-hOuse and said that man had
been shot IN PInest; by order Of Sergeant Thompson
proceeded tbther and found large crowd at the door
ON reaching the TOP Of the second flight Of stairs met
officer Gibney with the prisoner; sent him to take
charge of the wounded man. while l. with the assistance
of another officer took the prisoneto the satlonhouSe
body OF ONenl to the StatouhOuse; physician came
aud said he had understood that ONen had been shot
in the back; told him guessed not we examined
the body and found no wound IN the BACK; WINE exam
ming the body my hand came IN contact WIN some me
putting my hand IN the pocket, found fOur-barreed
the pistol and SAID 1t not lOadcd Ibxamned IL and
found all four barrels loaded
To Judge Beach: IL was between and o'clock when
the physician arrived; he examined and prODed the
wound tho chest he then said he had been tod mat
there was also wound in the back we turned the body
over and on raising to look for the wound my
hand hit against something hard, and on putting my
hand IN the pocket Of the trowsers found the ps
tOl | made no further examination OF the DOdy.
A PHOTOGRAPH CALLED FOR.
DIR Joseph Cushman Deputy Coroner, testified in sub.
stance that he had found leaden bullet, which was
placed in evidence, imbedded in the stomach Of the de
ceased that the bullet had entered the right side OF the
chest between the second and third rbs had passed in
ward and downward had shattered the fourth rib and
rapcng passed through the right lung the left lobe OF
the liver the heart and into the stomach, where IL was
found .,.,,. ~. a., .,,o ~,
the autopsy; found the body simply covered with
sheet. ,- - ,..,.. l.
Ex-Judge Beach, to the COrOner-We are DESTROYS, In
behalf Of the prisoner that the person VINO examined
the clothing Of the deceased should Do called 10 TESTIFY
understand the public prints, and from personal
information that variety OF articles were Ounu ia te
cIathng and among them the photograph Of lady. 1t
essential 10 the prisoner that the photograph be pro-
duced and that the identity OF the lady whom IL repre-
sents be established.
The photograph in question enrtedeBisie OF Mrs.
King, taken at No 20 Boulevard dc Montmartre, Paris
about three years ago which found IN the memo
lubbock the deceased after ms death, and which
is now in the possession of the Coroner.
Coroner HerrmanWe are not trying the prisoner, but
d.tar hou ba azp1 IN