Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25

n thai time I met Hsnnsssy; he seemed
TO Be excited, bat mot under the tnfu.
snes Of liquorSI saw Hsnnsssy get mp;
when I hrst saw Ksllshsr and Hsnnsssy
they we're talking together, and the
third man was some ten iset away; /
saw no blows struck; ! heard neither
man speak; I had turned my head away
and when I looked again the men were
In the act Of falling; I think I was near
enough 70 the parties 70 have heard loud
angry talk.
rzoxAs THoRSToH.
Tan Q saloon keeper; keep the FL.
pres Saloon; VA acquainted With d. J..
Ksllshsr; saw him alive the last half an
hour before the array; Marx Fssny vss
with Ksllshsr when he vas In the a.
loon; Ksllehsr took two or three drinks
In the saloon; he seemed mors sleepy
than intoxicated. % he had been ct .
ball the night before; Hsnnsssy was
not In the saloon. % bad be been for
two or three months. TO my knowledes;
whom I saw Ksllsher In front Of Wells,
Fsrso B Cos he vas talking to Hen.
messy; I thought they we're talking In .
friendly way: did not notice Hsnnsssy's
condition; Marx Fesny vas With them.
and I asksd him to come down into the
saloon; did not know that Ksllshsr wss
cut until they carried him down Into
my saloon.
o. J. LOCKE.
I vss present last Wednesday night
whom the men began TO tussls; stood In
front Of Mr.. Stems Office; the men
were In front OF Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S
I thought the men we're wrestling and
In fun; they tussslsd about three or four
minutes; Q third man. whose face I did
not sss, vent and took hold Of them; -
be. took hold Ksllshsr dropped TO the
ground; Hsnnsssy dropped With him.
but only to his knees. - we'll a. / could
see: Il was somewhat dark: Hsnnsssy
then went away. and the other man
walled away; when be got over In front
Of Brown / Tsssel's store I went and
spoke to him; ssksd him what the trouble
Wa, and he said that . man wantsd to
murder him; the third man walked away
- Ksllshsr dropped; I did not'know
him.
DE-. BloNsoS.
I found Kellshsr dying from . knife
wound In the bslly. over the track Of
he lilac artery. which vas probably eut;
nothing else could have been cut 10 that
region that would have killed him 90
! looked for NO other wound; the
wound was made BY . small knife.
fshovn the knifs.) That knife would
have reached the artery; . larger knife
would probably have made . larger
vouud: the knife wound I saw was what
csussd the death Of Kellshsr.
WILLIAM PERI
am . special policeman; when ppo..
ate Coles drug store I saw = crowd
gathering In front Of Wells Fargo's; !
rushed down there. got In the crowd. and
saw they were lifting . man and carrying
him into the Express Saloon; ! followed
down Into the saloon; ] saw when hs
vss laid on the door that there was .
cut In his pants about three inches long.
down near the lower part Of the belly;
when I found the man had bssn out, I
ran up to the sidewalk TO sss II / could
ind the man that out him; went toward
some men on the opposite hidsvslk.
whom some man touched me with his
elbow and said: THAT il the man there
that did IT." NO sooner were the words
q Of his mouth than Hsnnsssy spoke
mp himself and said: ''Yes, ! am the
man Who did IL, and ! offered to give
myself up to Mr.. Drsxler;" ct first hs
objected TO going With me. bot finally
went along With Dan. Donovan and my.
self; the jsilsr searched him. bat found
NO knife; on the way to the jail Hsnnsssy
said he hoped he had not hurt Kellshsr.
and that the trouble arose about Tom
Kslly's election.
am Deputy County Assessor: I was
aequaintsd With D. J. Ksllshsr; hs was
born In County Cork. Ireland; he was
about ~thirty-six years Of ass; saw him
some ten minutes before he was stabbed;
with him In the Express Saloon;
had some drinks there; while I was talk.
ing to some one Ksllshsr went out OF
the saloon; Ilooksd up presently and
saw an excitement on the street; when !
got to the top Of the stsps Of the saloon
I saw Mr.. Ksllshsr lying on the side
walk; I went to him and asksd what vas
the matter; some one said: .'Doo. Hen
messy has cut him." ! looked around
and saw Hsnnsssy . short distance from
him. and ] asksd: els there no ofacsr
around to arrsst this mauf don't you see
he has killed or cut the mani" then
some q gathered around and carried
him down stairs: I never heard Of any
quarrel between Hsnnsssy and Kslshsr.
Shown knife.1 Do not know this
knife; do not know that I ever saw Il
before.
THOMAS LAITI.
saw Hsnnsssy and Ksllshsr souf.
ding; sav no weapon; they had hold Of
each other; both men fell together; the
man that was killed trisd 70 get up again
and Got on his knsss; hs kept hold OF
Hsnnsssy - long - he had strength;
Hsunsssy sprang toward the express
once and got away from him; then be
came around into the road and said:
..You ---@. you tried to
kill me, didn't yoa :" When I arst saw
the men seufiing there were six or seven
men around them; ! saw o man take
held Of the men - II 10 separate them.
?. x'poxAID.
There were three men toesthsr - II
wrestling or soufaips. and The man Who
was killed was between the two others;
! vent acfoss 10 who're they we're; After
! wss there . short time the two men
fell; ~ the man Who vas arrested vee
getting up be aid. ''Don't murder me-"
or .'Afs you going b murder mel" The
third nss was lafeeri ssd taller tAan
either xsllshU OF 4snnsesy; xsllshse
id not spssk d al; u vas Hsnasssy