The Newtown bee., 1878-09-19

weFa Inserted and the tines tuod, The naatur had no douht as to Che cause of dealh, The cros7-e4anunatiuu of the wIt ness by Mir, Lnpkwund counsel for Mich apl MrNamna, wa3 long anal tedious.
 Dr, F, Y. Bennett wu5 tho neXt witness allel, Who in many particulars corrol omled Dr. Hubbard,
 Michael Riley gave substantially the same eylde ce which ho gave before the Jury of inquest Mir ltiioys manner oa ! tha stand WIS remarked because of his i perfect con ruI tluring n very searching l l cr6ss examination Of himself. ! Annie Brennan, Hgel 3 years, daughter nf Mir. Thos Brcnnun. was next called, and told what she slw on that iatGl day. IL was in substance tlut she w'te standing ol the Housuunir railroad track at Whcrler.5 crossing, and suw Michael Alc- Namun chasing Il man with an upIiiIcd fork saw the man inll and get up aguiu but saw nc blows struck. Little Annie proved good witness, and for one so young exhibited q good mind and mcn- ory.
 Katie Hughes, aged l3 years, next took lhe stand uud gave ucary the same tcsti- mony as that of Annie Brnnnnn Both Of those chiklrrn stood the lcst ur cro7s-cX- animation veil.
 Wm. McNnmara, son of the muroorcd 1 man .opA tlr sand aIG told whu; hc -uw :. and di
 il. Ten other witnesses were heard on , Wrdrc-,!a consisting ot Michael krcnan, v who stated that he heard Nirlacl tirpt- ', .ruio kill Martini Mnr. Baliwiu, rolurrd il If IluWlcyvillc stated also threat that he heard Michael MgNamara make cen. rrluins the tahiug of Martin McNamam - o life.
 rho5. McNrrrry next told of a noise he heard while working in d lot adjoining thc one where the murIer to ,I place, aud sliI that he heard I cry "tio away Il don't kill me-" Sitw no one and did uct % tu ,rn what it WIS.
 : Mrs. Anna Kelly who with a Ms. il,u ' ihan wls in the field with MrNcincry. l. aaid that she heard thc cry "No away, U and went to where fine noise was but silN , nothing but two men standing in the lot. They Were not fighting. Michael Lynch told of what he said 1t Michael McNamara after Martin had been Z found would d. He suid that lie asked Il Michael what did Inc want 10 kill the man for and that NlcIlurI enid that he did not . give him enough. Lynch denici telling Michael that hr had better get out of the | way and that "God was good all the day, Dut tl.ut he told Michael to give himself up.
 ' The other testimony of witnesses ' Mrasrs. Patrick Ready Wm. H. Glo\ CT Danl Camp, Amos Sanford, Anthony Me . 1Gahun, related too much that other wit ' nnsses had already stated, and for want il of space we will have to refer to it anoth. er time than the present.
 The defence called Mr. John L. EIUgho;,
 
 Bennett Blarknan, PhiIo Botsford, L. $. Booth. Wm. l.. Tcrrll and D. 4. Morgan. who were asked as to the reputation ol ,ho prisoner.
 Mrs. AnGa McNamara was tine lazt Witneaa on the stand Ut the hour of ad- journnent, Tuesday, and was being cross ieXamiHr0 bV inc Statr Attorney and promises to be very important. Thc trial does net rNcitca very large amount of interest. Only a very few people from this town have attended the trial.
 It is probable that twill last all of the week, and possibly until next week. Mir. James A. Wilson assists State Attorney OImstead; Mr. WiIber assists Judge Lockwood.