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WHO MURDERED GUNsER?

CONTINUATION OF THE PRELIMINARY EXAMfNA-
TIoN-MRs. GUNsER's CONDUCT.
Alter an adjournment OF two weeks the preliminary
examination into the murder OF John Gunscr killed
May H. resumed before Justice Marshall, IN the
Town Hall of Newtown, yesterday Afternoon.
Fred Schreer, the first witness called, testified that
Mrs Gunser, to his knowledge knew OF her husbands
death within an hour alter II was discovered.
Augustus Schreier, his son, testified that he saw
light at hafpast two O'Clock on tho morning Of the
murder in the house OF his neghbor Michael, who Is
accused OF the murder The witness was asked why
he did not state this TACT previous examination
and replied that IL was because he was not asked
John Mannhardt testified that at nine O'Clock the
morning OF tho murder he Gunser's store,
where he saw jacob Eislcr, who wrung his hands us
he looked ut the corpse and said, IL ddnt do God
be my witness;" no one had then accused him OF the
crime.
John Gunscr, the aged father OF the murdered man,
placed upon the stand and testified In such .
dramatic maEner US TO produce considerable excite
mont IN the court room. He stated That he had ac-
cused Mrs. Gunser Of the murder OF his when he
nrst hoard OF the occurrence, but tho impression that
she guilty was afterward removed by her coEdoc
The old related the story OF tights he had
between tho deceased and wife, Ho admitted that no
might have said the day OF the murder to Michael
the accused, s'Have you seen the murderer OF John
Guuser? Mrs. Gunser Is the murderer
August Gunser sou OF tho deceased was next sworn.
he denied that he had attempted TO shoot his
under the ROOT with her He DISCHARGED pistol
the woods, but hrs mother was In u lot shot
which fired the house he declared was ACCIDENTAL.
He said that William Schmidt the man hrst arrested
suspiconi gave HIM the pistol three or four sun
days alter the murder. The young declared that
he had accused his mother ot the murder, and
that no had never told any body ho was going 10 xiii
her.
Alfred A. Wientge swore that Adam Martin. the
Gunsers' hired man, told him shortly alter the
der that lie knew more than he would tell just then
that he knew who tho murderer was, aud u forced
would tell everythng nc told witness. II believe Mrs.
Gunser killed her husband - Adam was then brough
luce 10 lace with Witness when he denied pont blank
that he had ever said any such thing. Wentge there
upon preferred charge o perjury against Adam, and
tho latcr was committed without bail.
Jacob Eiser testified that no had been In Gunsei Is
saloon since last New Years Day, when William
Schmidt boat hun savagely breaking thrco OF his RIBS
ut the request OF Mrs. Guhsor Her reason having
witness beaten was that he had told her husband
that had furnished Schmidt with liquor without
charge. Mannhardt then confronted win tho
witness, and the latter was questioned about his
picious exclamation on the morning Of the murder
whcE he the corpse. Isely declared that Mann
hardt was har and perjurer, and that he hud
never made of any such language. The examine
SiOn then adjourned Tor WcOk.