The Morning herald., 1878-08-13

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@. When you looked into Mrs. .HcCsss's
kitcnsn, did Ysu see anything wrong WITH
A!uIt looked . IL smostly does, sad II.
didn't aee that tho carpetswas wsts aslfI9se
/ nd |. did you notice svhether sblood - /,
|runDing freshly from the wounds. asast,
RI A. No. the blood was not fresh.
20. Was not bis arms sfiftf tfiytgi aaesaa'
a. Yes; II think one Of them nWa4; hSidid'p
not naturally have stiff arm. sya.F na3 ,bse
Mary Conaway sworns-I kdep wzlo9tdSli
ihg house at No. 1O4 Maryland ayennf; f;laoidi
have. -Rve- ~ six -bosrdefsf No. n7lalnxs
boards with me; he got sfisK breakfast Bat
|unlay morning, and I did not see him until
about sixo'cldck Sunday m0rhih&, M1Et9!n
esaW him IN the summer kitchen on : bench
asleep; / did not close my house until
twelve o'clock Saturday hikht: on Sunday
morning be wore ~ straw Nat, and.did not
have any blood marka on ;his1 clothes, and
did not change them; when McUiain wss
told Collins was. murdered ho We eating
bis breakfast when he stoppsd amddsnly and
Seid he was 90 sorry .tox hearSit that he
couldn't eat; after this he at down " Ne
window very quastly for .Asso0dWnlls.l M y ~
b Michael 0onncwsy, hushsudy -ther rfs-'F
'eeeding witness, WAS next examined, but
Without The elicitaSion of NY hcw facts. alssA
N james Watson sgornystK Know Collins iao1bss
live fQpr or fye doory Iron rs,. lcC Capn,s;; 3.
81 stars iass :. sssstass ne second sasstO
O'Clock, and saw two men phshed out; ,0ne !, I
fell. and another inside said, q There d I,
money bet on you" one of them then Asked
for his hat and then. went INTO tho 66looD, I,bt
do lot know, where the ptler map went; thei
door wks closed: / did not hear anything
more until half1past Ia or ! O'Clock when III
heAtd loud noiSe and Sddfliin9; SOON = man
tried IA GO out of tho door, but 8 woman "
cAnkht him by the collar and pulled him v
back; another little noise OF loud, angry
talk snsued3 and then IT. got quist'f aGa1nsJt'
As the man WAS pulled hack he said -. DCta.
yon al want to- Jump on me ~ / would
have taken the voice for that or the IrtBhstse
man At five or ten minutes At tho eisleck VI
the light Was turned down, and no more II.
noise was heard; went over Sunday morn
Ing; the blood was oozing OUT sIlittIess b. ~
fore the light Was turned down three men
passed out towards HedgevlIls, STRIKING the
cellar doors; they struck the door Of Mrsn, II
McCann's saloon, and that instant the light .
inside went out. q The two O'Clock bell 81
struck before they passed the foundry. 4
4 Patrick Gardner sworn Between II and
~ ~ SivSMs 0ovuhW0y OtGuiuk y W. RH4sAA@A
Mrs. McCann's saloon, q noise was inside;1
looked In q moment and saw four men.
went on and heard voice soon, and lookihg
back saw Collins pitched out, and then
man came out and carried him back; when
he was pitched out he fell on his side; I
passed the saloon again at 12 o'clock and
did not hear any noise.
Mr.. PeytOn was then recalled. He Was
put through rigid and lengthy examine
tion which lasted over an hour, but no new
facts were brought to light. He told 3
story similar 10 that gathered from his two ?
exaninstiops on Sunday After the Attor-
Hey General Pennington and several OF the
jury had questioned him In every manner
possible he was taken from the room and
locked up. gs f.ft4, J.af
Officer Brickel here came In and stated
that Mrs. Mary Whann, d woman who was
Ia Mrs. McCann's saloon nearly all Satur-
day evening, who tended bar for her, and
was suspected Of knowing something ofthe
murder, having been summoned, was out z
side and wished to testify. She was ordered Is
to be brought In, h1t In . few minutes af-
forwards officer Bfickel returned with the
that she could not be found.
A motion was then put ct 20 minutes Of =
II, that the jury adjourn until 7,20 O'Clock
this morning, which after some opposition
was carried.
fA. wHAT DOES THIS MEANT "@E
Shortly after the jury adjourned and
while number of them still remained
about the hall, Mr.. John McCafery and n.
officer Brickle returned with Mrs. WhanD.
Attorney General Pennington, Cosonef
Rose, Officer Brickel and John McCaffery,
Esq., went into the room the Jury has met !
o thus far and thedoor was locked. Whak
ranspired we are notable to say, and the 4,
conference with her lasted about 10 minutes
md when she caEne out Mrs. Whann was ~ ~
owed to no at liberty. promising TO beat a
he examination, this morning, There was !.
! rumor to the effect that she ha6 made =
Confession but we cannot vOuch for StbsvesssIs n
acity of this, and IL there "a any truth n Ia
t WI win give full particulars, tomorrow.
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