The Morning herald., 1878-08-14

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az nomTsay d the,bsa went back and return.
ing said, zt1t'sb aliriaht;" Michael Desa
WIN, Psyton, spd a man whom ! dm pot
xSils'I VIZ thsts: afsytond Vent Tow Grd
HedeevilIe, the other came n towSrd Mar-
let street;r Andy Finn was IN the back
1854 and was naking i sort q Z fuss; 7
know that Peyton lsnd Devanp were TOO
druak to kill Collins; there was q stranger
butI can't tell; before went to Mrs. Nc
[Mr. Palmer then informed the jury that
at, Il 80 the witness was talking 70 him and
after' that went out Front street; here
turned at 1906 ] ~ ar!. n9r iao9 aGi q,
Q.-7Do you think Collins was, at Mrs.
McCsnn's when you was there's ..,
20 ALL can't say butI did not zee him the
light in the kitchen was not good: during
the fuss there was Q noise like. some one
falling; when I stopped / was coming In
from Hedgevflle. a' 90 a2..3hla5FRs..
James Sayers sworn:--Live on Front
street near West, and between 10 and II
O'Clock I heard q fuss at McCann's, and
saw Mrs. McCann coming out OF her door,
moaning, and heard her say she would be
mistress Of her own house. She appeared
/ to be cursing some one; she staid outside
about five minutes; some time after saw
q, man pick up hat or q cap, and he
knocked at the door to get in; as soon as 1t
was opened he. entered and slammed the
door behind him; at 7.30 Saturday evening
saw Patrick Collins at, the First Ward
polls; he seemed to be somewhat intoxi-
Gated; at 8 o'clock Haney was in my broth
er's cigar store. y,lngtIig Of I'D iIrg1y
John Connoway:-McClain boarded at
our house; did not see him from Saturday
morning until he was arrested on Sunday
morning; at the time I noticed he looked
somewhat pale; the rest of the testimony,
Of this witness corroborated that Of bis
mother given Monday. y.ln9yaap e>an,rD |
Lizzie Larey was recalled and simply re-
lated her former evidence, and particularly
| held out to the statement that she used no
cloth In wiping up the floor at Mrs. Nc
Cann's on Sunday morning. a 81 'l'a =
ed Mrs. Mary Jennings sworn:--( Before the
examination commenced VIM. Atkins, who
testified Monday night, recognized the Wit.
ness 90 the woman who waited ON him In
Mrs, McCann's on Saturday night.) Live
next door to Mrs. McCann,s but one; went
to her saloon in the evening just after z
lo'clock, and McClain and 1Collinss were
there; they both took q, d ink, McClain
after chat said to Collins, "You said some
thing bad about me not long ego" and re-
| peated some very bad words which he said
Collins had called him. when j left the
place soon after Mike Daven, Collins, and
McClain we're there; did not see the col
orsd man Atkins at all that night, and that
she left after . O'Clock. '2at 491 trGigQg !
VIM, O'Donnell recalled:-Adheredt to his
former statement saying that after he left
them at 1880. he did not 20 back the sec-
ond time. [Peyton, in his evidence last
evening. said that he and O'Donnell did go
back the second time. The first drink ]
got McC Claim paid for; the second drink
do not know who paid for, or who drank
l with. I,,- 81
The jury adjournedSuntil 1.se O'Clock. q,
7.s ,o4sqrHn AFTERNOON SESSION. .ruT o.
At t516 O'Clock the Jury went into ses
lsion.l hgG dj1lE 3 A lg
Michael Dasen was the first witness ~ !
live at 107r Orange street; on Saturday
evening was at Mrs. Mel Cann's at Q o. clock
or halfTpast: while there I took but Ont
drink. . Andy Finn was not there; was 81
Mrs. McCann's for half an hour; whom /.
left there was q man present whom dit
not know and who appeared to be Q stran-
ger, ard Billy Peyton; l did not see Collint
u there to my knowledge there was no
much drinking going on; I saw no disturb
/ afea. = rUs nTEI| t-
Mrs. Met Cam was then recalled for tht
II 18th time. During the examination whicl
was long and tedious, she at times seemet
considerably agitated and again nonplussed
4 generally her replies were quick, but occa
isionally she would study . few moment
before answering. r,
| III was sick last Saturday evening" hat
been busy all day and had Mrs. Jennings II
tend bar for nae; while she was doing 30
Law down on the settee; when she came L
llitiwas between s and . o'clock; Mary Gai
diner was present; Mary Whann was pres
ent when Mrs. Jennings came; VIM. Peyto
. Michael Deven, Jas. McClain, O'Donnell
, and Jas. Hauey were all there while Mri
i, Jennings, was there; Mrs. Keegan WAS ther
} Iearly in the evening and soon went home
Collins was In the Kitchen, and on prepar
i Ing to no home told him not to 60 dow
: that nasty alley; Finn was there and mad
J, some disturbance by talking and eursinl
. land l. told someone to put him ont; Ithin
!; Haney put him cut, and in;doing SO broke
pane of glass; when he was pnt out Collir
Awas standing at the door; II was nearly
Io'clock when Finn was put ont, and whe
a he was put out Collins started home, dur
1 ing the evening he went out and came thrt
~ c., Who pulled . man back into you
:. house after 2 o'clock9 ~ VEtIg
ell A. I don't think anyone did.
al @. Who fastened your shutters an
o cellar doora q
t IsA. did. a.! 9.pu l.,
el o. Who was cursiug in front of yol
8 house saying &C. l will be mistress of my ow
9 house." NJ '''',' ..''' < ~ ,...,r j, n
A. No one, as far as know. ,
ol @. Mrs. McCann, who knocked the p
nfF tho stovaS