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at the inquest, and ". ]. Hynes rcpreresented
them in It legal way Coroner Mann conducted
the inquest The first witness called was

at the inquest. and W. ]. Hynes repreresenten
them in ii legal way. Coroner Mnnn conducted
the inquest. The first witness called was
JAMES PHALEE.
who lives at 81 Hastings street, and who is clerk
IN the employ OF the Goodyear Rubber Compnny-
He Didn't know deceased; knew Michael f1tz-
gr:7ilf, ard had known him tor about TWO years
H. anppcned to be on Il Blue Island avenue car
the evening OF June II, and thoughtft was ABOUT
twenty minutes pnst 6 O'Clock when they were
gas9 q sa mcS NIsf e aas
collision ng the wagons. but he stW F;t2Eernld
huvc hold Ct the bridIo Of the horse driven by
ordered Fitzgerald all" to let 60 his hold,
but ne refused to do SO. Brown then got out
Of bis Eason a;d Fitzgerald ,sarned h'm not ,d to
caught Brown by tile shoulder, while Drown
seized him by the throat, Fitzgerald also seized
brown At tho same tfme by the a13n, 50 as 9 to
jumped otr the cur nnd ran to where the trouble
was He saw Brown lying Oh the sidewalk, anu
F5tSEerad had bis hands under ticcensetl's head.
and DOCTOR" witness saw no blows struck,
but saw blood ooze from Browns cars when M nc
was lying on the pavement nc oenesea fltz-
gerald himself went after the doctor.
CHARLES EVANS,
Of No. IS West Eleventh street, an employe or
Gnnnon = MEG rath.. related the facts rs given
in yesterdays TN1nusE. He saw no one strike
ran up to pull Brown away from Fttzgerald:
some one jerked Mccormick away, who had hold
O1 brown at the time, and that thar jerking
knocked Brown. down. Brown srrtlcK on 6ls
head when he fell, and lay on bis back tie tnu
not see Fitzgerald strike Brown. Deceased tct
go OF Fitzgerald when Mccormick took hold or
him..
AUGUST WEBER,
butcher and grocer, whose place Of business
IL nearly opppstt the plnce where tho frlc.ts oc~
CURED, testified to the fact that II brick wagon
ran into Browns waEDn, causing him tortlts into
the wagon OF Cannon l. McGrath4 whlch WIS
partially upset. Fitzgerald came out and righfcd
the wagon, and then took hold Of Browns horse.
The flAcas followed as has been previously
stated
DIR. THEODORE ]. BIUTHARDT
gave tho result OF his post nurten examfna-
tion- The organs OF tho body were nli III good.
healthy condition. bit there were several
bruises OF tho scalp covering nearly the entire
head: the right eye was confused. and hy OPEN
ing the head he found the skull fractured. COM
nenctng at the loft side Of the occipitui bone,
about IN inch above and to the left Of the occi-
pital portuberancc. The brains and membranes
terior lobe Of the brain was suppurntcd and
partly destroyed. The pnsteror portion Of the
middle lobe showed q like condition nlso. In
DR.. Bluthurdt's opinion, death resulted from
acute Inflammation Of tho brain, caused by the
fucture above described.
DR.. J. S. Stitt, OF No. 178 Van Buren, street,
who attended Brown on the evening TINT he re-
celved his Injuries WITS also exn1nitlcd but be
detnlled no new facts, merely corrobOrnting tho
County Physicians statement
The inquest. owing to tie absence OF impor-
tAnt witnesses was adjourned until o'clock
Tuesday afternoon at the Atlantic Hutel.