The evening world., 1894-08-18


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| The result Of DIR. Tbompson.s autonsv
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tained from the outset that Burke DELHI
erateiy shot Bergman.
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| street, new YORK. who claims to be a
brother Of the dead man, viewed the re-
main, las, nisht He hec. mo ysr,, ,,,,,oh
nHn,..s .ae. ~. n'sn. u .s oesaine very ihuch
his brothers murder, He went to police
Headquarters where old man Rurke 4,
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| iocaed up, ana asked to see MIN. He
| had a wild expression on his face and
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' WV 'e"o'eu 40 ne ueHiahueo OF
the serseah' 10 see the prisoner
allowed IN see Rurke and ons,I, nsr-
a"o"eu 10 see BURKE anu inaily per-
suaaed him to leave the building. and
| he alked down the street, waving his
hands and mutter,nv 70 bim.s,r In M
'.,.". a". 'I ~ '''''se'i III All
excitapie manper.
rIeton. I'm, aid M, yo ,,e,r po,Ic. u.aa-
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quarters. he waiteo few blocks away
Under the impression that Burke was
asaih 10 De taken to Justice Vaushn's
! court until told that Burhe would re-
main locked up until the conclusion of
the Coroners Inquest next Monday.
hergmann's alleged brother viii re-
main here until after the double funeral
tomorrow. when Bcrgmann and his in
The double funeral is expected 10 at
tract a. crowd, but the police do not
anticipate any trouble. -
Later on Henry y. Bergman called
had seen the shooting Of his brother
and who had seen old Thomas Burke
| do the shooting.
Mr.. Bergman denounced Burke as a
deliberate murderer. and was So positive
In his statement that an Evening
buggy to find the witnesses.
AIR. Bergman anu the reporter went
to Foley's saloon. close to the Burke
Beach. There Mr.. Bergman called an
old man who was sitting at a table and
said:
me on Thursday night that you had seen
The old man. whose name is William
seher, answered:
brother say Il am murdered ;"
THE Evening World man asked Seher
say, II am shot" as he has been re-
ported to have done
Sober Insisted that his words we're, 81
am murdered"
old son Of the saloon keeper, Was very
close to the house when The shootin:,
occurred, and he, too. is positive thai
Bergman said: II am murdered.
s. Bersn,ann who Would say saw tSat they
saw the shotgun in Burkes hands or
An examination Of the police record
tbet Burke VAS nrre ss mo Mnx s'I isst
at ii. Is p. NJ, for assault, and that his
ferred the charge against him.
manded by Justice Vaughn until NAV q.
nine DAYS in the Richmond Countv IS,I
for assault in the second degree.
| Oficer Wilson who made the arrest
says that the old man had served his
lain Foley. who has besp In ,i,,1a,,o,
with the BurEes FOR Years over Their
| nron.rtw h.rs ~ ,S,s nosntr 'ue',
IA RhSke had t3red Snmr hat. h,a,
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