The Morning herald., 1878-08-12


been washed, but WAS wet "a Il water had =
been spilled On 1t; I do not know what made,
the carpet wet; was there Is minutes ana
gotta quilt anu spread over MFR. Collins ss
hel lay In tho guttef, hndrwhen IsdM % 10
heard several say theg ftheuEhtt Mr. MsIn
When Mra. Lsrey concluded her evidence,
OF 12.45 the jury adjourled until O'Clock
1t recommenced, ita ceesion Proqpay sy1ths
all the jnrymen present. ~ The eaTpet Mhiehs
Mrs. Larey had referred TO had bean gons
after by officer, BpuzArth, VINO found Il IN
the closet where It had been thrown. Il
wss damp - though At shsdsbesn. .9sSAsG
and there WAS very unpleasant od0r riaipg "a
from It which filed the room. The fTst >,
witness was Mrs. Moe Cann.h She answered =
nearly oil the questions In Q low tone ae1-.v
cept those which she had answered ,before, n
and then she replied IN q sharp voice which ),
made the jurymen laughJa Z ~ 'a.-E .To,H
She ssid that during the evening Collins Il
came In two or three times the last time 4,
was about 1896 there were some others In
the room, among whomwss MichasE Dsssn ~
William, Peyton,, Jas, ,McClane, 4 WmrE
O'Donnell, and man named Lally; no one :,
tended bar but myself, there was no light
except the putting of ]ittle man out who
is o shoemaker; I think his nsmetis, Andy >,
Finn: he was drunk and was put out; Nc,
IOlain ano Collins had words Friday night,
but did not quarrel lastpnight; Ihesrd cfo
murder this morning when. ny milkmAn, |
came. T heard noise IN the real. of my
house at 8 O'Clock IN the morning, and par
ties, raped but did; not get in; when j told
lMrs. Keegan she would bear too much I
did hot mean anything; she was drunk and
ala not know what she talked about; do
not know why CLAIM did not like Collinssi
ard aid not hear him make threats; the r
caruet was We, with water which my little
ciri spilled upon It. was acquainted with
Mr.. McClain 4. or 8 months ;.the quarrel
was not about me; McClain did not stay
about my house; had not been scrubbing, /.
and the fooF was not wet. g5g sAo. sLH '9'
Peter Quinn said that the son OF Wn.
Peyton' came to him In the morning, and
asked him to take his father to the hall as
I witness, and Peyton told me that when he
left after II O'Clock, James Hayey and
Collins were fighting. .-.
Andrew Finn, then testified and was
Apparently measured In bis statemsnts.
When he was put out, there was Q racket
in the kitchen; Collins was there and was
drank and very insulting: he wanted 70
FIGHT: McClave was so drunk he couldn't
do anything and lay on the lounge;
McCIave comes to see her.
VIM. Peyter-was at the saloon from
o'clock till after IL; saw no Sighting; 40
not know why Finn was put out, or who
didiit; did not tell Quinn l saw fght BE-
twsep Hansy ,snda Uonins. Ile dsmpneas
On the carpet was caused by Mrs. McCanh
upsettipg dinner-pot, containing potatocs
and cabbage on he floor; after II O'Clock 1
lift with VIM. O'Donnell andlsa stranger,
Who Old not know, had just lain down On
| the settee and ordered out; this caused
fight between Collens, McClain and tno
stranger. - If saw him would know hun;
I (James Haney was here brought ~ ~
Mss recognized;) O'Donnell' saw 40 much
" n did az The fieht; were in % far as 6tot.!
senburg's foundry and turned back TO 80
It. but dii'nt 20 into the room; Haney was
tbeomati they were putting out Z 'Da u ON!
I WmsO Donnell- came to the place at
q. so and staid till nearly IL; sPeyter and
left together. and went as "a + % live With
ma and then went on; did not Gee the din-
ner; not fall, and do not think IL did; NO one
| Vas on lounge, and McClsin was not very
ldrink, Mote. O'Donnell, It ID said was
laErested years ago lon's charge Of Killing
his wife, but o, true bill WAS NOT found
Iagainst him.1 ,--..o.pe .5sra.f
Mrs- Mccain recalled Met Clain.s Peyton
Land o. 'Donnell left altogether; Collins was
zone before this, the dinner pot was not
lupset: the, carpet was damp from greass
tspiiied on It by my daughter.
Pattfek McGsrrigle-- Came mp Front St.f
lat IL 20, and saw Collins pushed ont; aid
Inot stop to ask questions, e-j ILs "
CHARLES Hubert-At 11.30 saw Coilins
pushed out the door,; another one inside;
EMeClsln think said ''Collins came In hero
lthere,s money bet on you.,", Collins went
ii. and man who was standing by went
Idown the alley. 'AarJJ 1mA ---. n''' 'A.as''
Deborah -Harris--At .s quarter past five
O'Clock tsis morning, went ;byy tes 3Is. s'isy.
Hand there was no one there, and at y O'CLOCK
Ethey told me o man was there, ,,..f,-,5..
WE evidence Of Christian Stroeble, kach
Lei BrinkIey; Charles Allen and John cars
roll revealed no new facts. col
Mrs. McCann wac called again, and ~
It8s ifstigation Of Dr. 'ogle snd Chiei
IOToole, Il. R. Pennington conducted the
Iexsmination, which revealed nothing new
tShe was particularly questioned ON tae
taking up Of the carpet, and reminded thst
sherhad once said twas wet with watel
and again, with grease, Il 30, not know
(which ft was" she SAID 60iemnIy, Out ~ Wes
lone of the two but not blood tool" itadif
Jforf 10 help me God. After being exam; w
lined closely for nearly an hour, she vas ta
ken back having given no moro ngn1 tnaE
before. -''-'-'' : "''' : o." .~,-,.
1 .ThSsjnry then sdjoarned until 7q'c2ock
sea .sa shortly after that hour hour went 'n'o ses
-lWm. Peyton recalled The scnffs at Lth'
Il door was [csusel by Collins and rMcOlatl
putting Hapey OUT When, the, dinper 20
n Vas upset woman by the name OF Gard
; tSto asked me for my pipe and MfG lMcCspl
y reached over the stove to get one of ~ "a
J mantle piece and upset It. -, So.
Il IO'Donneli recalled When Peyton and
ej left. we, didn't turn back to sea ssfghtns
; the door; there were two women in th
I house during the evening; there WAS n
81 Aght in front, OF, the house after cwe left.I
II I ~ L..A. 80 Nat