The New York herald., 1873-10-24

nDuOmen "A. 1 percentage
about twenty four or twenty-five; the witness cited
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the cause o. the death q FISH the sunday morning
~ The 2 PPs;,ct xiscrnev-And the had nothing to
The wiasssIt q possibility that the wound
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y healthy CONDITION., and knowing nothing about the
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n that aoa
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lived possible that he might have dsd E"a from aass the
DR. SHINES TESTIMONY.
Dr. William Shne testified he present at the post
a he sns ns 0 o the ,ny ssnS he
1t was some exudation -
THE PRISONER ON THE STAND.
MY name is Edward s. Stokes; the prisoner in this
up period my arrest Was in the oil basss N
with 0n Mr.
Fisk n July 1859 at that time was spending the time
70 and sasd iGI into me ad
in Of h% Ss
SompsSny lit Il was spuIaea in The lease of ths S com
ry per cent interest instead q aDRsa Rs
HAD HEAVY cLAIxs AGAINST nsK
which thought stood good in law; Twas examined as
bi1Sy asf' Soars fOr se Sss
s 81 s Ss s .
that date that he had been out Of his
ss court ns as failed
Mrs Ma isD IN aSuu tho same
time went win those two gentiemss 6simonisos,
so sa ss s Sa
M Ry with Mt Mayer Of Utica then
was afraid 4 went to Rhode Islanc on Monday follow
hs ms Ii %sy ana pf
need have that the had
wsS, was ,1raiS Fix might d. .OmstSins and
him proyiasnes; appeal case was Q come %
s sofsI his anS s s
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Judges 10 TIE rotting affair one Of my most important
town; the clerk had marked II mo such staton;'
s ana es sss was
such sue 1 station 10 and the clerk sent It: 7 was to
ali rs ad
ns x M 60 h o % e
her and was about getting ont OF the coupe
Tssn .9s sssS the and Psi III
to set me down about there; told him drive down
nss
ssas Psags s'ns an, 'ne sSaps
s%a q st 70 init ns
ss s nett nd bsss % wae s the hs
Jones street; asked him 70 accompany me to get
a. ia ss1s
hssS sss asasss h t1 Rr R
walt but he rensed s then crossed over and
the prisoner was here directed to take the rod and
lie said that he ascended the stairs he had never been
there beiore' he saw saw that hat he was
she % 1s Of the M and to the u third
out; he had an unaercoas and dogskn gloves lined
with WOOL and carried he had expectation Of
decendns the stairs SAW TOO" anu '00A
and pistol in his hand he cooked and cried, Don't
Shoot. ~. Jumped out Of the line Of his fire to the left
knew It was; saw the pistol plainy it was not my
ion 70 1ks his lie # was customary for to
81. ssg 5 Su d % nos RS1%ss
not there when back to the head Of the stairs;
IN siSna
n sC whS% a on the first
Phelps said he would like to learn what the witness
Ne Is sa to @ ana him a, y witness and could not
asspsss e De- 'ss sSs s Sis
ists 70 was so t.
man said Here, they want you, turned to him and
% g a. s ns5 hsaas saas se
run away then they took their hands on three tour
hands NJ Powers Raspe np nd ting
an. a1d Sas where
hm s s w s s S e. spe one n Pp
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taken away on the Instant Fisk did not say that is the
nst n shot me take s hin him sway ala not then
bad M though he was sitting uprght
counsel Mr. Mckeon ne told them that Fisk had pistol
Evidence excluded and exception taken.
S S a snyns 70 about An
M rne GoIrtLIne comments m & OF counsel 40 not avail
sess but not
Jndge-And II Is sometimes very strong. Go on.
sa Thas
threats sgains his is uttered BY FISK heard Of such
e Wo4 osse 81 and had 2 e give up the ~
way the rooms faced three his track every
knew, continued witness Fisk was interruptions.
and reyengefn had made an arrangement
tio9. be in froydence D. and Horace Bloodsood
told me & he Woula engage rooms for me at the hotei
mailer and I would shoot him; never went down
sssl % . ns nsg spd ss
aus,r,rIslng with me Ia weeks then we had
afs Aanseid I SScS Us'S soa
me he had made arrangements TO
,u, - :. ), s.ILsoAD IL% n sE . TO rnx STAT. rsrsor
GUS o cross his path sometimes he said I'VE stretch
% our sdai % an ana he , he SAID when he 1sed
This concluded the prisoners direct examination
and the Court adjourned
FATAL HATOHWAY CASUALTY.