, 1876-10-20

1t,d there "ns moro Or less hcmOrrhagc, do
not kaow what the confusion was caused by,
In croas~cxntnnatlon l'o ssh1: Tie lall was
abn,tt OH lnG with tic naycl.
Q.-Wnuld not tie nlturnl swing Of tho body
In stepping forward tbwnrl u,othet nut IT In
sucl. position as to give Tie peculiar direction
Of tho bniletl A.-lthink |. might.
Dn: iosErA ". rhEgR ~
ssn sss% nee a ISIS Seas % u Ho Hsefa 81 onstis sys
street. Deccascd was my brotl.cr.in.law. I
Wa present ut tic post-1.iortenl examination,
and made part q It. Ills death WIS caused by
rently BY bullet, which took Oh oIiiaus .llrcc-
tio.l downward and left after II entered the
body. found tie bullet in the cavity of the
pelvls. There was q br1,lse on deccnsctl's fnce-
skin was hrnken, and looked as II Il had been
M broken Win a hard substnncc-e fnEcr.naIl.
The bruisc, supposed, was ruado by list
DAVID q. N'MuLLEN .
sworn: live at E,.9 North LaSalte street.; am
business manager uf Tie POST; knew iianford;
do not know Tho defendant. was present
when lfanfortl WINS slot In front Of his house on
Oak street. About I o'clGck my brother md
We rot To Ilanforl's house, which We Ind to
pass, he was GU tho sidewalk, and wc were talk
Tx to hin, when carriaEs drove up containing
Sullivan, ls wife, and T. llla brother. Tho two
gentlemen g99t out any mhsy Tnasa asa 1eou @
tic steps, said, "Thnt's lin, down there" They
caMlc down and ilct him, and the defendant
t"9k ont pqcS st sm Mfs snvan snnt u 'ng
carriage, While talking Il. her heard
saw Sullivan strife ltanford and knock hun
down, and ratcll him by the throat. pulled
caught bis left hand. 1lc struggled to get
away. Wien VIZ turned around Sir. Hartford
aud Mrs. Sullivan and his brother were sort Of
cllncled, and Mr. lIanford staggered toward
llnngqrd put Ills hand on his stomach mud said,
" Dnvo, / am shot. nnl dyiug." Sullivan
turned to 70 md told Sullivan lle must not,
aud said, +" YOU do not appear to know me-
thought yo,, wcrs ono Of lis friends. Tiion The
officer eatnc up nnd Sullivan said. ~ surrender.
shot him."
onoss-ExAMrxAr,oN nr Mn. o'pnrEF.
Q.-Wf,at were YOU talking about when Mr..
Sullivan came upf
Objected to.
air. O'I,rlen said he wanted to show TINT the
subject Of tic conversation related to Sullivan
and his wife, aud that lIanfurd provoked tho
quarrel out Of that snbject-Inatter.
The Court admitted tho trstlMpuy, ns It would
tend to show tho state Of linMfurl's mind.
Witness continued: Ny brother told Ham
ford hc would get himself into trouble. THAT
"For Gods sake don't hurt him." Tint wis
after Sullivan had knocked hin, down. She and
Florancc did not come In bctweun them. l did
not soc her get out Of the carriage should
ins IN thc case. The l'ost called Sullivan cold
bloudcd murderer. do not write for tho
paper As liantord came up put out my left
hanu toward lin, letting 90 Of defcndant's
arn. Tlie pistol was in his right hand.
he had changed his account sl,lrc thu coroner's
Inquest. but did not succeed very well. lie tried
to show that witness had sworti thnt only his
right hand WINS loose, whereas he now said that
both were free ut tie time q the shooting.
Witness continued: Sullivan did not know
me at the time. swung him around fore!bly,
not violently, when took hold Of Linn. Tle did
not k,low whether l was friend Or emmy.
Young Sullivan took no part except the clsnch-
lug OF [fnnf0rl.
At this moment ...
MRS. SULLIVAN
ca1no Into Court with lady friend. She
seemed to bo weas, walking very Slowly, mud rs
greeted ller silently md Without apparent emo
ton. Sl,c was drcsatd III blncs md woro n veil,
Which sic did not INT. Taking d chair beside
linlt she remained until the end Of tho scsson,
and accompanied lin to the jail.
Afr. Reed stated TINT 10 more witnesses for
the prosecution wcrc prcscnt, although lie had
notified them to bc within call. It would not
tao over lialf an hour inorc, he said, to present
tho rasc of the prosecution.
Fhc Court, tlisrefore, ut lialf-past II, took a
rcress until 3 o'clock.
AZ the afternoon session Mrs, lIupford and
two or three lady friends weru present. Shr,
too, woro BLACK. md her face was shielded ironl
View By thick veil, which sllc kept down. Mrs.
but!tvhh WIS AIsn tllele ~ the s1uG ol tne NJ
Silsea, anu sta!a Unit! tho close. Unce ulttlnG
Ms. smetts oIehils, "nen ie saiu y eucn anu
sne i smgs MTto , trmv, eaFa a,a Ma ns1t Mn "
E!vo WAY to grisf and I Ieaned her eaa On er
!'.spanas l'' siuue1' liG, eeuonliyt suGSMea
, ttF, Us NJ MltspsIea ~ Ut, Auu site ueslsteu'
suc'i mal'!iesta.lons, thouEn gcnultlc' anu com
ils '1oll! snar,Mtti , nsalt, Woua ce!tAlay
nave nase oeen looMsa nhoa ~ many % % 'hse''ea i9s
queer, anu oulnFans ue6sFe u a'oiet any s!G'l
tHipnahtion leA Ni",, as Was rgtnarkeu, 10 us
coHntel'htlce WtAt "ou1u unooup'cdly haYo
'becn m'sntrrpretea.
TESTIMONY OF onnIN r. MOORE
Orrtn T.. Moore wns called md sworn, aud
testified substantially as tollows:
l IVa aL no. EVi Alollft'e street. Uh TIE it'll
Of AUGUST Inst lived on thu corner OF LaSalle
aud Oak streets: l lad k1I"wn the dcceascd
about ycar before t!'o g. shooting: That ere'l-
lne Whs sltll''G ~ ny library smoKlns; ana my
attention WIZ rale1 70 ttie lncs t'lat tlcte was
asl excitement on Dnk street. went to tho
l1oUr un ipnkcd ont, saw u carriage ncnf tho
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