, 1873-02-08

when tho roportar approached, and
In response to Tho question, " How do you fool
this morning7" rnld, 4protty woll." MoNulty
had Ind n prejudice against reporters for
somo timo, cngonlorod, aa llo asaortcd, by thoir
falso nnd malicious statonlonts regarding him
and tho crimo of Which llo lind boon convicted.
Whom assurod TINT TIE TRIBUNE wonld do lin
no injustice, lo bocamc worry communicative,
and mRdo tho 4
Bunro1NEp sTATEniENT.
ncxt sre 'sn and pIi aye lived IN ohicoto sca tic
Tessna % fosna vent 9 ns tas
yenra-,lntil c,ded. Then caso hoo mid went 70
sloemaxing again, vim NJ; Lander, ana boarded y
W. NV 2s sy. s u ;af ss
to work nl lay and won't home abons o'clock n tho
70 holp . noiglbor 90 sos,io domestic work.
oa u o" a ~ osooH. S Waa ii oe a
llttlo money-it not nc-and gave It n to her.
81 9 ssa @1"n Sa1
sn s so 70 s y o'qS ss sa s1
toF @ e'
man a wie coy could nc @ Mo wSa; toward The house
now l did not go home. ] turned md loft heri
Would S e. soa Sns no Gay h'f long
at o'clock. but did not 60 homo Till II O'Clock. 1t
Or about TO SLUT up when I started. When reached
tlle house found hor n bod an supposed, asleep.
ami go into Tho back part Of te boi. ld not strko
light, because did not want to awake hor She had
been lick % and sa e for two ons as @
s' Sss iynss s On tho trout pass of thss ss Led. I
mMss 1n have g9qo to .a,t sle;p 1s ~ ata
aow on s s 10 nS ous
having stopped: When awotc, i might havo boon
kind Of moaning and tho co,onto OF her stomach OIL
the bed clothes. sho had been evidently eating
ssd p IN think
@oas ' re- sl seps:sg @ On H. Ssd md md
s!a' ,n'ns sps "'5sH Sssssa: 'as ga '&s nd
alarmed mover waitcd to put on MY booa or baton
my pants, but etartcd right away for assistance,
xer1 @ Dr. Alores. WIG tired 9n III Tho corner q tho
answer waa 80 naeh e1oied t5at did not wat to
open lilo gate, bnt jumped tho fence both ways.
ho said dldnt-to wako my man It ho was not in
very sound sloep. went back to my hone and found
IN he
The sae slippSd o ; ntsa hof up an put her neo
back again to Dr.. Morely's. couldn't got any an-
aver 80 went to Dr.. wllmots md aroyael hmr and
to1 hin my wifq waa 80 other aaa or I'd yng M1s1
effect. Ho said ho would como over ea soon as Ae
could oct his clothes on. didn't wait for him, but
mi; mine, md Knocked At her window. she SGT IN,
and told her my wife waa either dytng, or dead
ass' s on rs:s er s eonss very wss for r hsa ans
get fsss sss D. w.%s gss s. n ana rss
,ale afterwards nbont having laid her out II,
lcd I did not do 80 until Mrs. MCCARTHY told mo to
sie' for r' fear car they would g.. M st and T. d
could not have done It before, becauso did not think
Of it. was excited. She tied handkerchief nrond
tnyh ha,}f fck tt1nrr
and storntng aud Mrs. Mccarthy had togo mud attend
70 her children, snl Hto went AWAY, and did tho
/ 1' vas mol afraid to stsy with ler thon. l
thought would 90 aud rs. Anon, another friend
won't leaving 4 light burning In tho house. t wolo
her UP, aud Bho calne with MI, with woman nanod
1 aey WIKI hss g. or s M adaer ss 's
wlfc Of tho inA, worked for, and did Size lived
about block and half or two blocks away, md while
There have bcen great many remarks mado about mo
being tn hurry t9 ct ia Of ny Wife went t. Tie
tho s"sy dss S9 lin ea sSsss
sa 81 o. s Il e @ %os
went to Wohbers, tic undertaken, we talked le mat
ter oysE, md on account Of II coming 50 sudden,
WsnSs te m TSaa aR ;so
anea q ny wlio, and tod her, and It got out of my
came In: .Thoy ::nsio =. gooi doal Of inas
e1e Won
quest. We'll, did but viii give YOU the reason for
IN tho To room a, opened It's window 5 ] and looked @ in III
hadn't dono 80, nothing would laye been done Oh my
part 1aaw thoy had tho woman laid out and tho idea
had was that they could examine tho woman and SEQ
II aho hurled without cutting her to pcceB. saw
Of her breasts cut OF. and 1t mado mo mad, md
halloed In to know what they doing. That was
why tnterforod. DR.. Thonus told TINT thoy had
that ent TO- SEE an rS waf n h9rtea sea @ q
Thought s1ioy could ind out II so was hurcd III
other way than TINT.
| McNulty-Deforo God, not then. never III my
lltc not to my knowledge touched hor to hurt her III
/ any form with tho 1uteutlon OF hurting her.
| A..lInd you been in tho habit Of going home
McN-Yes, considerable.
| N.-Dus you neyer abused lcr7
McN.-Neyer but twice. and then l didn't intend to
loi onco tho testified agaiust mo III tho Court that
so forced to do 1t; that not this Inst timo o
R-why wero sS sol, lusr arrestea @ Tho last tmo.
IL 5" :ds s insos ut I'D hsn nat e' 'ha
shc meant 70; Nr. Gibbons was hor lawyer. sho told
| her do It: call him my prosocutor-tle man who
| defended me III tho
n-Itow haye you boon treated sincc your couvlc.
h1cN.-I have been treated ns well ia man could 10
under the circumstances. T1era waH nothing asked
|
! out Of rcaaon.
R-1Iayo any Catholic fathers been to SEQ yo,7
| hlcH.-Yes. Thcro arc several oller remarks I
would lllo to mako about the trial. but do not know
whether It would DO Of any benefit Or not.
| R.-You c:n say all you DESIRE
NoN,-Mr. Gibbons camo tlere-I cano down with
him the train tho day WAS nrsosied-and he nsked
nlu II had my means or frlonds who would layo
defended. told lin did not know Of nny larticu-
ar one Whist could do. ue advised n,o to tell pu-
terbaugh what know about It, to avoid having trial.
IIo suA II would confcss tho crime-ovcryboay BE-.
| ncvel did IT. would got on easy. and II hN.l
known this was 10 ma tthe sentenced should
| have done 1t md Bavnl my life.
R.-Do you believe tIat plea Of guilty would have
aeyed your ilfa?
AIcN.-l believe so. I have been told so. Tint
they could not hang Inc II l,at done so; WHEELER
they would or not do not know wna told BY diff.
ferent men that II rlcaled guilty. the Judge could
not hang mc. un;lsr 10 Other circumstances would
camo 10 tho JUL that eamo day. was excited, ami
did not know what to DO, and ho offered to do that
much for mo II would plead guilty. lilo went away
aud got my mind 6ottlcd, and Ha.!e up my mind
would mt 90 i, DO. what they would with sne lie