The daily gazette., 1881-09-28


Lombard had him brought home.
The pants, vest and shirt worn BY
Galloway on the night he was stabbed
were exhibited to the witness and
identified by him. The vest had two
large cuts on the right side and ono in
the back, the shirt had cut in the
back and the pants cut In the waist
band on the right side. The shirt
had been washed after the stabbins.
On cross examination he said Gallo
way had been boarding with him about
FIVE months, and during that time kept
regular hours and did not seem ike a
drinking man. Witness did not
think he had been drinking on the 4th
of July.
When asked for Galloway's coat
Hannigan said he did not bring il, as
he had examined it and could not fnd
any cut.
at 6:53 o'clock the jury retired fer
the night and Court adjourned until
10 O'Clock this morning.
WEDNESDAY.
Court met this morning at 10 O'Clock,
Chief Justics Comegys aud judges
Wootten and Wales on the Bench.
The trial Of Orlando Rose, for the muir
der of Peter Galloway was resumed.
Attorney General Gray, stated that
one Of the jurors was sick, and Mr..
Bird, counsel for defense, said that II the
juror, was two much indisposed 10 Get a.
juror, he was willing to allow him to
Withdraw, and continue the case with
eleven Jurors. The juror still served.
Thomas Harrington, brother in law
Of tho deceased, recalled. When the
murdered man was brought t, the wit
ness's house, he asked me, on the
morning of July stb,to get clergyman,
as hs ord not expect TO leave bis bed
alive; went and secured the services Of
Fsther Fallon; was present when ESQ
Brady took the statement OF the dead
man.
Cross examined-I do not know
whether Mr.. Brady was working up the
care for the State or moi; never heard the
deceased say that he would get we'll
never heard the physicians say that be
would get well; when he asked for Q
minister he did not seem to have Q
fever.
William a. Brady, examined IL am
Q Justice OF the Peace on Jolly 5sh last
visited Peter Gallo way at the house oi
Thomas Harrigan; found Tim In bed
went there for 'he purpose of taking q
statement Of the injured man, in order
that the prisoner then held might be
identified impressed upon the wound.
ed man the necessity OF telling the truth
l asked hun II he was fearful that he
would die, and he said that he was, and
that he would never leave his bed alive
he made his statemeBt then read 1t to
him and he being unable to write made
his mark. The statement shown and
Identified
Cross-ex amiued by Mr.. Bird, but his
statement.
Upon the defense asking the witness
II he knew hov to draw up q dying de-
ciaration, State. OBJ scteds and Mr.. Bird
CITED several authorities IN support oi
fis question.
The Court decided to ajmi. the depo.
sition as evidence.
Redirect IL took the prisoner down
to The bedside OF the dying man on July
10Th he identified the prisoner; pur-
posely took John Maloney down, and
the deceased ex0nerated him, saying he
was friend.
By the defense When 1 took the pris.
oner down, asked the deceased II he
recognized him as tho man who stabbed
HIM. and he said emph ati cally that that
was the man; he also said that he had
never seen Rose until the night of the
stabbing.
Sergeant William T. JoDes-Know
the prisoner; always went by the mama
Of Butcher Rose, around the Old church.
The State here closed.