The New York herald., 1873-10-28

sk drawing his pistol and n me act Of Cooking i and
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trial what IN evidences i was dsnse51uous
TO a on and ne
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had with the state q New York TOR his life on
peculiar condition. Of excited public feeling the pris
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ton by Judge Davis reluctantly put in The belief that
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stand had given f OPPORTUNITY TO inquire into hls char
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leaned that had been found against him
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dIctnent from the District Attorney could not Be
have been taken, could have been recSnsdered and
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necessary to have personal controversy on what
ng %r eeSrs the jury ryy.um.arn.t the Assistant District
Attorney nterjeoted his belief into the what
should be convicted there was fear OF mob law
II there mob law when hosts were ruined by the
eT ans er when
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nearly w he been the
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Ct the District s. Attorney in conducting examna
wsa s % @ pd % the state
which in strong terms condemn, the Prosecuting officer
sls sS s to ss ea s
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and that of The wound not
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indictments for an assault inicting deadly wound
prisoner thIs charge be might sll be Indicted for
He should divide his argument into
pd the prisoner nt mortal wound Of which
sseead irrespective q the question whether Fisk made
an assault was the killing murder or manslaugherf
af DS1s1 y ssss @ s. as g the que
ton whether this his s; Was mortal wound and whether
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dence there was Doubt even II were not IT. proved that
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and day after the who indicted it was liable for
mortal wound occurred rom he nnskiliul giving Of
sG eou 70 i e I 2 a. h y
ent acts. True wound were inflicted aud by lack Of
dsa q % as
@ nS sve
Of wound under which he was suffering or for which
cases in support Of this proposition this case would
Be that where eminent had acted in
for their mistake. the District ATTORNEY had charged
WOUND AND PARTLY rRox TREAT
should @ 1sss Mes
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the wound They ,a called DE Marsh and he showed
5san
ss
thrown another hSS1 SV.re0as
had ScsiSeptaly struck him with an ma. car and
mony fully hafmonzed with their view that Fisk ''''
DIED NOT FROM SHOCK
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nd os gve S
ey % na M as' nature sna nall ha ssan aone 9 s
had ct & in Though thrss,qusIters Of such wounds
shs Ss1sr q 4 sons SaSt 9I
aR m d,ss Of nh,.s hCsf he ces quietly rsaon
come dsngs5cHs ,na@mstIon But
s p RS nesy h
o aa aIug Ss wpfs a.s Il e 4 grain was
siderng the question shock they must consider
s an @ ne able to waR sGSD up With aid
He was conscious He was able TO joke. Only one
man, Conner, his agent and the representative OF his
widow, he unconscious from r NJ till he died.
in which every physician contradcts him. His will has
ON 1t the marks Of his having grven Instructions and
intelligent Instructions He have been able TO
give those instructions. He imputed nothing improper
to the relations q Fisk with the Morse amy he owed
much to the amily and the familiarity which led them
fecty proper motives He only called attention to show
that at this time Fisk was thoroughly intelligent
pr Thompson, one oi the nrst men Of the county.
present shock was absent Carnochan, OF Staten
Island standing head and shoulders in his pro-
eleven o'clock he heard that sertorous breathing and
IL indicated the passing shock the presence
OF the poison II attracted the doctor attention he
spoke Of 1t to his family; he detailed minutely the
symptoms which convinced him that shock
mad passed; Dr.; Wood, they would reEember, was
passing away of the shock; DR.. Carnochan further de-
scribes the symptoms which present. including
efusion from the brain shown at the post he
emphatically pronounced the death arisen from