The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-15
how he was in Rob Lyons's store tho evening
before the murder.

and detailed infinitely the places to which hs
il the afternoon "if lie as w %s busy ali tho time,
h. he said thus e"ntradicting Mrs. Myers who said
YIN SfHd SGit G s1a R' HcRs faded Be-
sSiSsS5 5ssSa s2S ssEs s'Hsia
, and when hsn came n hS said: 1cant pay you
says: That's all right. Bob. I'm In no
II stood there talking a while. / stood by
End rested thS pGn Of Il on the block and
Mr., House .'i, handed the. Sleayer to Mickey.
H MhiGh st has the rast q Lyonss blood on It's
Cherry Till. assembled in tho seats outside
the SaT watched mr. The snrpo;
Wtohs
initiated his attitude at 4:O5 o'clock on the day
Of the and talked he esned On the
fh 10 S we vent S% out and had drink. poS
boy and Mrs. Lyons were there. BECAUSE she
mans, istorped in, at mothers and told Ler
70 tell father where had gone, Whom went
tsS Boz
Murrhy's wedding. so l went buck to Bob's
Mickey paused a few seconds and then went
on In u louder voice. There was q little def
ance in this raised voice and his eyes shifted u
Whom I opened the door, saw Jim Lyons
coming out OF tho passagewhy backward with
Ing b s"d SS %s'
sss r. s ssf ns s1 S9 tho 3s
""chssss 4, Jim: There's Mickey slIney'
said this Jim turned and it was then saw the
cleaver.
s1 snd az ss sst 9st aHe
strcots Jim Lyons came around the cornor from
"'For GODS SAX e! Mickey says he. don't
say ANYTHING about what you saw to-day. and
II didn't say anything but went on down
cHsi tha Mns oe0cE Vent
Mickey described how he worked there for
thr2e-Huarters Of an hour. and then went back;
and when he heard what had happened and
that he was suspeetedt he gave e.. himself ,n up;
his contradictory confessions. and upon. the
manner Of his explanation the weight Of his
"Was your flrst statemen true ?" asked Mr..
80 help me God. It was!" said Mickey. with
his eyes UP and his voice tragic. -
1T was false. said Mickey. with depreca-
flow Iid you happen to mako i"
lin Ly9Rs nut me up to Icing IT, said
Jim was nut in the Tombs, too. And one day
! one OF the tier mon brought me note from
They Srs pas IN for few days
wanted me to confess that had KILLED Bpb in in
serves II prison has ali hIs properly taken
ot o s sad
slaughter he would get out and would pny my
lawyers and my expenses and would get me
judge IngTahnm had been watching slins y
yT?E - = Eff :%ss e
10 a.s
siys shs nan whs had aSns a th' MURDER
susker and oasht to KEEP me- mouth III Shut
When the Distrist, Attorney began tho
$at y Msss ana
District Attorney straight in the eye. Mr. Nicoll
ht skrs was mt by
Kate HasGy Shp harm G 5mmy Mr.
Lyons and several police officers. and ali the
Keepers at the Tomhs to whom he had said
MiekcyS IN the least He ireaiirmsd the truth
- But ut Wien the District Attorney began upon
the contradictory confessions u ickey weak ened
! but he talked a good deal and weakly.
| Now. Sllney. who brought you this note In
| "A tier man." said Sliney. II don't know
who he was. He was called Jay-Eye-See after
and don't know what became Of him"
Tho tier man said jim wanted 1t back. So
| when had read it l gave it back to him and
ne TOOK 1t away.
| District Attorney. That note would have"
"EXoncratei me interrupted Mickey. Il
~ don't know about cooperating" said tho
ycp; Now what was IL this note ?" 49,
utcs; telling De contents OF the note: -, 49,,
That Was the substance OF 1t p asked the
| was pretending to rchearso.
,o, S9' sir. said Mickey That was in tho
| Did thu, note say that you would get $1,000
if.you would plead guilty to manslaughteri.',
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