, 1873-03-08

they nAcl. told lhom That tney mnAt Reop 1'ct ana
20 homo. spoke quietly. Thoy stood around little
ward in Soiy walked slowly Sehied than,, md
watclo them Thore wcro nix or eight persons i tho
Whom thcy reached mo thoy stopped md looked At
! very closely. expected they would attack mo. 7
s % Hs 1s aSss s es s yss st
They would pot move sata ssa, "Yoa must 60
and said thoy would 60 homo whau they got rendy.
took both Of tom by tho shoulder, and said, Boys,
that's enough now; yon must come with me-" e., Just Tut
yards dlaant. showed tho two men along ahead OF
5ns md NJ TIED e pt ay c0mqa!onga on ono n ef thc
ooe s % Sh sa
10 whip Officer Koch took hold Of ono Of them.
e drew hia club and Sithcr rfea e. dla strike hn
rogenei Ills club. Whilo striking Kocn's man,
" ', @ s sea
him few times On the arms, md he got ho1d of my
and Ind quito tuss!e in thc mud Koch also had 10
aght with hls man. ma T. j. waa not lonq before Koe'a
srS a S T3e e
seized tho S oEona ny neck 1 tho cnss
@sn asn away Sc Eash Esssh rns
a .hs s
ing Koch. Koch cried out for me to ahoot. did not
~: s an o pss M n ssns asw @ s nas spse
sss;;ss :sa ssS ;sa % III s
and did not know at TINT timo who did, Rock told mo
s7ss 'eas Hsl IT, ss a. . fsss
wsra from ny prisoner ant! red tares ahots. int
then frou at tho other. All Of them then ran away
about hnlf block. ono Of them returned, md came
to shoos but his pisol would not go of. Ho cried
out to mo to sloot and discharged ono pistol at tho
opposite ssdo Of tho street until be reached Bruhn's
grocery atore, near Esplanhde street, whore ho fell.
We folos kSn him. but , trnGa End s9t to uni9n
Koch ast On char and bcc.mo in.enaibio. asouscd
for moro oflcors.
Dr. Enlmons, County Phyelcan, testified that lo
Jamea hleVeIgh, lying dead at 2ss pashiol stroot
Ho found q s,nan wound upon tho right forehead,
ssn ase IL hfo ss teeRa % %
tho left sdo OF tho back oswcon the eighth and ninth
a hS sRs as ss s a,saas
end Of the storacu through tho right nurico Of tho
hoart, near Tho aurienlo, yentriealar aeptnm, md
stot wound caused tho mans death.
DR.. a1'oAnTHY's STATEMENT ,.
The evidence Of DR.. James Mccarthy, the
physician who WAS summoned to attend James
and Patrick NlcVeigh when thoy wero found
reside on Thirty-Arst street, near Emerald. am
essd g payi t%o hs %ho Sd sas
Ahot. went to Thirty-sixth street, and found Mr.
Dr,hn and another trying to got persons to
carry IN two wounded men who were lying gu the Bldo
near b. 1gave them some restorativea and examined
their wounds. I asked the men, after they wore
of0sat s rib sn 5s how i y .,s ta5 aTe tsa
i1itt1oS S4ijSlIia jelIiae.tlon, and % whiIs eo!es soms
tlom, and they took their clubs away from them, and
"doalt them few." asked him L tho policeman
not until got into pretty good tuss1o" Hc said
he got ono Of the policemen undor him, and TINT hc
s I'd s ses so a S n1ea ssaea a@ an ss
policeman Was. told him that he wss pretty badly
huEtIwas & s!most eca1psd md was ksy to de- Hs
As for as the postmortem examination ia concernod
fully agree With tho evidence Of the County physician,
whom AaaAtOd. .
doctor named McKoown, who was listening
to tho Testimony, protested Rgainst TINT portion
of DR.. McCarthy'B evidence which related to
| what daceaRod lad told him. It was unpro-
fessional IN every Hense, ho thought, and should
Tho Coroner informed tho irate EsculapfuB
TINT DR.. McCarthy had not boon asked for such
statement, and that he had told 1t Of his own
free will.
Or. MCCARTHY then Withdrew. After he had
disappeared, DR.. AIcKeown said that he WAS
drunk, md that lie (hIcKeown) would speak
about his unprofessonal conduct in paper
where no had soma interest.
It is but proper to state that DR.. MCCARTHY
was the most sober-1ooking drunken hlan tho
writer bus Hoen in long time.
". J. KusslAN,
proprietor OF the drug storo at No. 1851 South
Halsted atroet, to which tho wounded McVioghB
were carried, testifled as follows:
Late Wednesday night last waa arouaed by three
ladies'. who wanted al preseription. When they came
afn
ns. .aads taking geber en s
very loud at ths time. Alter While looked % out q
tho door agatn, and SAW three men standing In tho
III loud tone, And you shan't at in" As be- sad
that say two men push ono lnkn twenty feet back.
ward on tho sidewalk. Another man then camo out Of
pushed vas taken by s6o two Two men men who had pualsd
door, and afer utte who Heard crios for elp aov-
sTsl came running el9ns o. he sidewalk
iheard another, % ve Minute. alter another. and tey
weEo discharged With such rap!d.y that could not
1So eq di then ran Il ront Ct door
cao from tho corner Of Hnlsed and Esplanade Streets
twas very loud one. then won't to bed, and in
brought in. ! was told by tho man who ta now dead
hsa y ss"a fa lnt ~Sa Sa
there were ten twelye ahots flrod. Two cups and
three hats wore brought Into my stoEo-a p0licenlana
cap, pluah cap, Dack hat gray Int, aud Il brown
hat: Witness identified tie Ilsek h.t, which
wounded men took awuy tho plush cap, ind tic gray
and brown hats. Tho remaining two were taken
away by policeman
JOHN WALL, sn,'
residing at No. 1889 South Halstod street, tosti-
fed that about Ia o'clock Oh Wednesday, night,
Willie sitting up with his sick son, he heard
noeo on the sidewalk, north OF his residence.
He heard mnn inquire in angry tones, :" Will
you come along ?" He hoard blows struck, as II
with club. opposte to where the acufllng
"Oh, my God! he'll kill tho nan!'' In
mediatoly aftorward he heard another yoico cry
out, ~ will lot no B. Of q b. get tho best Of
mo p He then saw three or four mon run away,
on the opposite side Of tho stroot Then io
hoard VOICE say, Now, thore is enough OF
this; it's timo to Hhoot!" Tho words wero
scarcely Expressed whom two OF tllree ahotH were
fired. He then went into the houae and closed
the door. Ho looked through the window, but
enU nothing. About halt an hour aftorward le
heard Nlliatling to tha north anutb and onat of