The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-17

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an uncomfcrtabls weight to carry around, and
for Job and can earn % % cents o. dollar.
s!sss ss :sdy ssI e sss.ics
Hayner was also at the riotoue Republican
Point q the tragedy witch isT Otcutrsd on oi.c-
Thomas A. Ice. \ perfect picture Of Brother
but strolle,i over to the Third to see the battle:
the blood u my brother IN nv hands" Mr..
Norton got from the Witnesses that he saw
four Or Ave men with red bilies. the color OF
o,-wss the.s Anv regular Democratic ticket IN your
regular democrats. ANNO stf
M Norton then got from L.. that be be had had
ming OF this inyestieatioI. when yr Bissk
something about the a r. g., but was again
stopped BY the Coroner;
publican 81 the Third district in the Thirteenth
ward. made the fret great sensation Of the in
and with Utter emphasis. lie Was very posi-.
two, in his statements. and unless shea and
cit in the execution chair at Sing sing and the
latter will be an inmate Of that establishment
| for the remainder OF his life. Lansing said!
| "I'sw man ere a .ho. at William no,.. snd WV
H., sa Ec'i Ins, man % seoys EgS
and no Ss: .np,sns sG scSssh arm SeSgss
Goush fell as they we're iaotling esch other Roe.
ming toward these Two and shea put the re-
sSi: no f'esi heal y;
we fsssn.y2p have no dcuO, ,hs, It va. .R.sr,
Gs oo Sho .ttd sha ss0' 5000 o s9se,
s;i could cos, ! hs ave , ,,1,s,
o1.Ioot around ,hr, eour, room and tell m. If you
see shea.
lansing peered through his. glasses in the
direction where Shea sat beside the special
his finger At Shea Lansing said with \ strong
voice. That |; shea sitting there with white
feet with eyes directed toward the spot where
Lansing was pointing.
,s sr .S You Co. ES. .y men s s
'1s lGg.sh q msn s: MIR tn. man Who ,oo, william.
Q.aPoin, MN os,, A.-Ih.r. til. man sitting back
McGough looked steadily at Lansing and .
sickly smile came over his face.
S-Ss %sn ny : :sS GS d Se Nee a af.i nr-
pnSs.a sOoS fe am ar: oI R.s:o IL. you
,9xwho dd yor vote for IN your d,.,iieii Al dont
oOid you HeGousn or she's ORA" a T.,oi,.r'
Here again Mr.. Norton tried TO get some
thing about the A. =. A.. and before Lansing
could be s,orped BY the Assistant Dlstiict Ht-
Coroner Collins stopped any further question.
Thirteenth ward testified that there were two
be%oersss had NOT % sie f .nn in the
ward. II: described the trouble at the polling
The The b ssTt wiosss Tss lad Of I5 He
lie was not abasSea as he st0oa Setore 'G tSe
whole audience preparatory to tax lin tho oath.
asked. DO you know the nature OF an oatht'
tell what saw and nothing more"
u-Nhat Is A-Iulius Mtcke
S- -Rspss 0 !sn are soa a., r ,,,..
ward na6i &c, ,es 90 am IN tLs siEs..t el..
S5wh.' viii happen to you n you tell sls; AGO
little Miekle took the oath with his hand up
lifted. In response to the questions OF the
fellow with a green tie shot Robert Ross. and
! heard afterward that his name was Bat
o-C.n ron poin. a,m out, A-y.. sir H. i, sit.
ting over there p"intinE to where shea sat-
ess anS cSqr' Fssan
toward shea. asked q the man who vac point
SeSd rs;s 10 his Scat and ioot.G s,ssSils
The Witness. Continuing his testimony. said !
aud that when he fred the shot he was about about
ras tS.n .al that shea , meS %s. pr S
revolver ana started to run away. Ali the way
best par, Of his sSdsnss Mss thst ' w Hna ne
lansing. IL was not delivered I
NJ: Norton could not shake the lads tes- +
James W. Adams. also OF the fighting Tbir. +!
feenth ward kepu oIicans was the first witness !
IN this Investigation who swo,e that he saw q
Ee tsssd Tia. BSsnS not aG Dns Sas
a revolver in his right hand but club IN his 3
shooting. and he docs not think BoIand did I
IRE his revolver adams also declared that he d
positive that Shea nred the shot which killed a
10 AZ Nor.o, AJ. 81, A..
had revolvsrs and showed them in the fight. v
He mentioned partic ularly George H. Congdon n
Who %ori. 10 the %stervst arsenal 1 dhiS'E TSs
witness also said that robert Ross. the dead C
Tough. Adams said that he was = MepaSlieSn a
yorker Of the polls on the fatal day. He Mas q
'iso AZ the lighting Republican eaucuA a
Mr.. Bisek-Ths revolver eaucu. A-Yea sir n
Mr. Norton-Isn usual Tor the Democrats 70 nomnst.
&.6la ta.y t5. y:.s. $50. .f; tie regular :1s s
saeSs and iSs Whssn Demoerai. 10. ian
= lean candidate nominated the Old Grsc. 1srso u
n. Bl.et-Th.n tb. Molloy Democrat. endorsed tn. 9
MY twice have IN. Democrat. .:sssd. ticket IL the
)unlop. who testified that he was q saloon =,
eepor. and MAS once a policeman, He had
the a, the time Of the tfoabe but %ss s ReS
he shooting shea came to his saloon, and N
hat he must go 20 Police HesdGusrtsrs. shea u
aid he hadn't done ANYTHING. ana that no th
up the two bullet holes 10 Sheas head and s s.
rove him over TO the First district noIlinp 4.
lace, where Shea voted and after that Dunlop ~
box him TO Police Headquarters th
When Mr.. Norton got at Dunlop he made him
onfess that tissue and buneo doubled ballots
ere used at the Republican caucus In Feb
lary.
Q-Ars you Republican, A-Tsa sir Iuas nom. | =,
Ated Tor AldsrmAn at the regular Republican eAucuA III
aers NeSe nys ueksts AZ the my nams m
a. 90 All Ny man ESa elected CHAIRMAN sf Ihs | ~
'uens Uhls was AeGouRhL James Jordan showed me "a
y misas P.iots that Hsrs 60 BE- voted ana Cooley ~
voted These doubled ballots IN one and 90 lie
dsd that they cannot be detected After the basls To
ere found In the box. ~ ~
Dunlop drew from his Waisteoat poke sam.
es OF these ballots Then he left thewitness
and and walking over 10 where the Jury sat !
NplAlned TO them how the ballots were ma. |
lpulAted Tor the DuFpOaa of 0aftfna fhan,