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After Hurtig took his supper and went
away be did not return until about or
O'Clock Sunday morning snd left one Ian
| tern and one mace. Doran did not return
until about the same time,
between and ) O'Clock Sunday.
! did not see Iurtig come between and
o'clock to call Doran out; neither CT them
showed up until or 5 o'clock; | was not
very intimate with Hurtig and Doran; /
saw Hurtig with a pistol; he had it in his
hands; Eoran once had borrow
ed pistol which he sad he got
from AlbertG he told me he never had a
pistol before that; DOran gave me the pistol
to return it to Alberti; it was pretty large
one. This closed Mr.. Milier's. testimony.
The above goes TO show that it is exactly in
opposition to that given by Doran
and Hurtig yesterday. When they
came to the restaurant about
/ or 5 O'Clock they said, There was man
murdered" / am sure that they used
these words. They did not say where he
was, and did not ask them.
HARRY WARE.
reside at 52j Fifth street; own res
taurant at 201 Vine; | knew Doran and
Hurtig for two or three months, on the
night Of the murder went home about a
quarter before II have known Doran to
borrow pistol on several occasions. They
sometimes came TO the restaurant i'll the
early part of the evening to get their
maces.
MRS HARRY BALDWIN:
My name is Catherine am the widow Of Har-
Baldwin; live at III West Ninth street. was ell
Safied gai to Baldwin two and hall yesrs
on the 4th of December; Mr., Baldwin
told me all bis secrets and knew all his habits;
knew that he was engaged To another lady; her
name was Anna Morton; the engagement with
Miss Morton was school-boy aIar, and broken
OF before knew Harry; Nj. Baldwin was twenty
three years old, and was not quite twenty-five
when was mar led to hm; he never told me OF
any other engagements that he had, and ii he had
had any would have found them cut; MIR.
Buldwins habits during our engagement
our our house from il to tAi half past almost every
| evening; never heard from any lady friend OF
mine that Mr.. Baldwin kept company with other
ladies; l went out pretty much with Mr.;
| Baldwin during the two years to parties and
places OF amusement; never heard OF him stay
ing out late after he left me in the evenings, and
| would have heard OF it if it had happened;
| ne was always of a cheerful dispo.
sition; Mr. Baldwin was out OF
business for one year. and that is the reason that
we did not get married sooner; since he got intu
business his salary was OH the average from So
| to 500 month; when out with Mr.. Baldwin in
the evenings went often into gardens to get some
! beer We went nj st frequently to washington
Platform and 10 Graefs, corner OF Court and Race
streets; the latest time vent into those places was
| about IL O'Clock, when coming from places oi
amusement; my mother often went with us.
The last time went to Washington Platform was
last fall; we did not go there since we were mar
red. During the last month observed no change
| in HarrNs disl lositiOn or spirits: lie was not
| absent on business during the last three months
and was never out all night. lie was absent from
| me on last Tuesday night week ago until half
| past clock; this is the longest he staid out
AFTER HER HUSBAND.
1t has now leaked out that day or two
ago the wife OF one of the gentlemen of the
| Schaller crowd visited Miss Bennett house
and asked Miss Kittie if her husband had
been there that night The following is
about the conversation that cnsued:
Wife-Are you Miss Bennett?
| Ki'tie-YeS, what do you want2
| Nife-I want to know If my husband wa;
here that night
| kittie-Who is your husband?
| Wife-Mr. H.
Kittie-Tes, he was here.
Wife-I want to know if he drank twelv,
bottles of champagne, and whether he wen
up stairs?
| Kittie-YoUre mistaken he drank only
three bottles Of champagne, and he did no
so up stairs.
| IN THE POLICE COURT.
| In the Police Court this morning the
case against William Schaller, charged
with manslaughter, was continued unit
April Sth.