, 1873-02-13
THE KENNELLy MURDER.
Continuation Of tie Ooroner's Inquest
Upon the Body.
Great Difficulty Experienced in Locating
tho Guilt.
A Witness Who is Anxious to Establish
Ills Own Drunkenness.
Tho Investigation Postponed-..T1,rco Sus-
pcctel Parties Held in Custody.

Tho Investigation Postponed--.Tlirco Sus-
ucctetl porties Held in Custody.
nr,o ;,,,ot +, +,,o c,ao ~ 1o,,n 11onnc,1v. WIN
,vo. ,onta ~ Jo,t1, m yycst Kjnzlo etreat Inst
snn,,ov n,cbt vas continued voatorday at No.
1E1 Broncr street l,in lato residence. Tho IN
vost}ratton oconniol tic entire tiuao between 10
o'oloch in tho forenoon md ,alf-past O'Clock In
tl,e evening and oven thon nothing that could
DO callcd positive proof na to tho murderer had
boon ascortaincl. Ihe examination WINS oon-
duotelb Coroner Stephens md Dotectivo Dixon
Some Of to witnesses whose Testimony is giyon
below certainly know moro about tho bloody
affair than thoy aro willing to tell, md careful
porusal Of thor evidence, such as 1t is will chow
that they differ materially on somo important
pointB concerning Buspocte{l parttoe, Detective
Dixon ia sotisflod that he knows tho murderer, but
there has not boon sufIlolont proof giyon yot to
justify his arrest and arraignmcnt on tho serious
chnrge. 1t is believed, howovor that Tho needed
evidence will bo procured bpfore the Jury sits
ara1n.
Tho following toatlmony was hoard yesterday:
OFFICER THOMAS mA1oNHY
was further examined. lIo testified TINT whom
ho triod Tho dooru Of tho saloon tho second timo,
after 10 o'clock, ho was accompanied by Officer
Woods. There waa no poraon lying In tho yard
thon. Witness tried NIL the doora of o'Oal-
laghan'a place at 3 o'clock ind Of 10 o'clock.
There WIS nothing in tho alley or yard then. II
would have boon impossible not to sec o man II
lo lay whcso tie pool OF blood was found. E2-
a1inod the plnco from u to ha1f-pnst IL O'Clock
That night. Saw drops OF blood on tho nah
pile. Examincd tho stairs leading to the
second story, tho wood uhod, the boor barrels,
md also the stops leading to tho saloon. Dis
covered no stains Of blood on tho Inter, There
was no person in tho saloon at O'Clock. at 10
o'clock little boy and girl were In 1t. Was told
by O'Callaghan TINT Konnelly was In his place
and got a G!ass of cider and bottle Of pop be-
tween and o'clock in tho evening. OCal-
laghan aaid that Kcnnely was not under the In
orF1cEu JAMES woou ,tSsn
tu.,a. = .,.t l,a w., nmoor nrs1,,,vo t,a ,,r-
1oa'lnou .uas ~ NV a4saat. n
| nor OF Nnzle ano oosP1alnes esroess pe1"eon ~
| and II O'CLOCK Oh 6unday night. we %alKeo Us
| far aa OOalaghan's saloon, and looked in. Tho
% 19.oo "' Ma1onov @ w want to tho roar and ,vhan be
pa.o. 5 n"is .;',t "eho .to.~ zs. W. nar.a Nv tha
saloon. We thon walkod away. Was not present
vhen the body was found in tho yard.
"'1~'' ' ,1Anr1N r1Ayry,
bartender at o'oallaghan'a saloon, testified that
no cloaoo W luz ealoou ~ e1osA 4u,t euu."y
evening. Ihon went TO bod up stairs, ascending
by tho front stairs. Did not Boo any pcrAon up
| stairs. Was on duty Ill day Sunday oxcept when
a. rooo1a -hrcatfoat botwea,, q and IN dinner Mt
" . w. ,,r,,,'1. ~ Ia t,uno ~ .o;nr+ ~ ~ hod
.. "as uiun4 ~ sno t44o ~ so,ns ~ wv. w..
afternoon. Do not remember who was in the
saloon ut i o'clock. Was toudtug bar from s till
| q thot ovan,nr and mada aoyero1 n,iatokcs
sDaS o'os, a.a, 49, 49, . n.s sso,.,ata1 ras,5
went up Heaifs oeiofe tao p1opf1otor' oouo
not say what time Konnelly left the saloon. Ho
could not have boon thero ali tho afternoon.
r,hora was anna trouble in tho saloon about
ea.. T..a1,,, ,uaa 49, .,,oaaoa H. - a..
LooA Aon"oL5 "ae NV ons"5o1 - ~ Nv"
Kennolly drink whlskoy during tho after
| noon, William Kennedy, brother Of the
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