Fort Wayne Daily Gazette from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 2

THE FORT WAYNE DAILY GAZE'jTE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 2ft 1870. a.w.WRlBHT. tt cNl ECE ttodU KHw. CPBPAY, NOV. 28, 1870, JIA1LEOAD BONDS.

eComing event east their ahadowi be toti." WVare Informed throngh tell 1 authority (bat QenerallJohti Fre tarjorandMarihaUCv Roberta nave ta kD op their qaarterVla Washington for the winter, la behalf of the Southern Pa otuoBaUroeaV are; alio Informed Iran" Cotnmo4ore owner ln chief of the una WWt'l anl New 0Tk Central Bail roau, ana aoraco o. iiara, uib bvu law. President of the Late Shore Ball road, and JUgustua ScueU enddW, Cairalianil other men prominently connected with railroad monopolies lave taken op their quarteri there Allans Faoifit Tto'a'd Is concerned healtate to sir ranch in 111 disfavor for the reason thtthe.rodJfceeded jetitieeme to nilliaftfie'tn'anBgeri'of it are inclined to iiVwacTeifffo to linajheir own pockets will" thanli'necessary. For correct and honeit it doei not appear to us.That ii necessary for; all tlieie valtn1ndiidna1atomnke their home Tor th winters. Ttl vjiberal donalioni which hare leenJmade to the preieni PaclfiQ.

road "have tad apecnliar effect upon those who wl lb toijatiioticallj improve our mean for internal improvement generally, There i no mistaking the fact that the existing), road ii. a fine thing. It might hare coat di about naif aa ranch aa it did and Im done ni just aa much good, The' 'men' who bave', made money b)'it have, an example irhfcbUhcte' wealthy nabob who cow hiu prospect of (pending the winter in WarhuigtoC are attempting to emulate. Ojifhef other' hand, th(y here to ccui tat aV.Conpess whose eye are partly The popular pressure (gainst the Indiscriminate gift of pnbho landi to railroad corporations has obtained for Itself aome inllueno in Congress! and the blemberi of that bo3y are probably ttioT.iauoh scared to do otherwise than obey, the 'wishes of their conitltuenta. There are some strong minds and some taeivea who lave the force to act inde pendeVitlyi' but they will hare a hard work to do if the succeed in inducing the other to follow th em.

land grabbing has about had its day, and the indications are that Jf this Congress does not put an end to ttjlh 'next 'will. We do not wholly protest against the appropriation of public land for railroads, but the pririieg hai been abased. There are cases where gob. donations are judicious, bnt capitalist! need something to educate them' op to a proper understanding of the idea. Aaoffa the nomination which hare been 'made for Mr.

Mnllav'fl tnpppmnr at ga.uBiuj uj. wuyiv vi en, vuBUOUf Minister to England, Is that of Senator ed the defendant to fight, and threatening Howe, Wisconsin. The 8euator l. aUomaUme when he leait expected it, lit th ttiaht limal ha aawnnlil Vl a IIURDERTMU, a. CONTINUATION OF THE MoCLEB BY G1LLAN MUHDEH imau TBI CIS TO 00 TO TBI JUIT IV TBI LiT Tia MT OF TBI Witt OEDIE OF la otmrjrt summ tsd Diacaimol of mi Times.

Frem our eta Correspondent, Excbuoi Hoixx, BLUvrrox, Nor. 21, 1870. The great murder trial now in progress at this place continues, and the interest, does not abate In the least, at' though it ha now occupied the attention of the court, (Judge Touilv on the bench), ever iloce lait Tuesday Oaring t.ejeTMintiMss'igsirpm evjnjjntil nine, the court room is crowded to re Among th audience we notice moat of the leadint ladies ot in town, ft. .1 tha infmnct fiaht.averv I step lakeo, end the prosecution warj and watchful. We send jpotbeti oal case s.as propounded to the pbjsicians, io detail, for they, to fact, contain the moat brief resnmA that can be girea of all the evidence as elicited from the wit nessei on either side.

The case will pro bablygoto thejur to morrow erenlng, bat most" certainly will be giren the Jury before noon on Saturday. It Is supposed that the arcument of council will con snme in the neighborhood of from sixteen to eichteen hours. The order of the araument. will he as follows Mr. Daily, the prosccoting attorney, will open the case for the State, to be followed by Mr.

Mock for the defense, answered By Mr. Harwell on the part of the proeeca tion. Judie Morris will follow Mr. Borwell, when the cts will be closed by ths argument of Messri. Coffroth and Colerick.

The prosecution will probably close their rebutting evidence this eyes ing or erly to morrow morning; It li ao similar to the resume of the etidente contained in the hypothetical case that itianot necessary to giro it in detail niPOTurncit cast iobmittid bt missbs, COLIXICX, horhis ixd voce The defendant ii abont thirty one years oi age, was tnamea aoout uree years ago, bad one cuua ana is oeronuy attached to wife and child. He is a man of strict Integrity, good moral character and indnstrion habiti, and more than ordinorily intelligent! he hu succeeded well in Dullness, ana la now in possession ot a small competency: ne is ot a ter tous ana exciuoie temperament, nirn minded and croud, and almost morbidly sensitive to anything that might 'affect the good nam or nimsell and hie family: he is an Irishmaa by birth and a Catho lie by reliilon On the morning of the 25th ol July, 1870. Mr. J. McCleery came to the shoo of the defendant, and withont an' parent cause or provocation, denounced mm as a a a a ttoman halftone, Irish of and reneated the language in th shop, at the same time threatening to whip the defendant.

The defendant, thonrh much excitea, aaia oe aia not wun to with him nor lee him1 fight, bat that he asked him to leave hit stop tad not return to it, that he had abased him and bis band belore; that the deceased then went out of the shoo into the street, and gathering np a oouple of stones, challeng es on th cpposlt Jtde 0f the In ordinary tone woioe to hint, closerW.aayiDg.J'How do KaftAtiintr nil' uib hi, 'again lnaffeclnalTy. HUmpta his work. A mend trom mo couuir ia and requests him to accompany him to a' store in the town and there see the father of the fnena, wno wa i onaintance. Hethenlett the ahopand did not again retnrnn During the aftef; noon he drank glas Or two oeer, and at ft lat nonr ft giaae oi orr.o. imwAvitp.

of 'the alter noon, he again called apoa the officer for the arreet olthe deceased, and again the matter wa 'postponed. About roar clock In the afternoon goe to the piece where the shooting afterward oo earred, aed having been there a few moments, took a glass Of "hMf and paised eat, but returned Jo a and in a conversation with! friends a litSe while, and then called for aome beer for the party. While the defendant wa leaning npon tne counter wuuug uc Ml neer tne aeceasoa enru, ouu, quiring for water, wa toll to, and did, pan around behind the counter, aid stood at a.folot directly opposite 'and facing the defendant, the counter only being between them, while the face of the deceased was thus close to the face of the defendant, the defendant baud across the counter to the face, of the deecascd and laid, 'Ton are a.d d'eon i to which the said What do yon mean. f. I will throw this tlass at yen tf yon repeat 'that." The i i j.

admirably fitted for the appointment In every respect save one. He is not rich eiough. The present salary to an English' Minister is far from being to meet the demands, and hence poor men are excluded. This is a fact. Er amies it for yourselves Tub project of admitting women to Madical School of dinburg has received the dieapprovil of that mental nonentity, the' Queen of Eugland.

She don't op prore'of it. Thia makes the females of this country feel rcry badly. No.matler wnaVJoln Bright or Gladstone think, a sceptered brow ha the cheek to set itself against an Inteltectual one. The same blindness las made monarchies ridicu Icfpi before His. Withaye on hand communication lroni Wt H.

Jone for which We have sot space tq day. It will appear in our PEESOSAl. Bjoiidin is, giving balloon cxhibllionai'a Ah ex Mayor of Bostonls now leader ot. a minstrel tronpe. Ben Wood's wife wears a solitaire in each ear ring.

The nair cost 18.000. jEx' Queen Isabella, of la getting ao fat that the ba to be helped up and uuwo Biairs. T. Jones, delegate 'from Wyoming, Is very For whom would me ladies voter "if wom'an'wearlng $7,000 worth of jewebrfwai fined for drunkenness In a iiosion ooun last csaiaraaj, Tn Mft'ftMntintall. SrXw .1 though defeated lor Ootoroor, is elected uaprcicDuiuve irom vuincj; tuagv Josh BiUines haa two rVarmtn ters Jn Poughkeepsie, he "lle tnc" PoUer Palmef write from Europe that hi new hotel in Chicago shall exceed in all ii appointment th best hotels In the we no A rumor has obtained ceneral enrran, cyU'the effort that, Jeuiii ia coming hera.toraoioppositieit, to'tCbristlne nuuon.

Jl noVtar fn hna oflfiii inti. hu amaaaed a fortune of $20,000 with in th tul fifteea years by atrict attention lrl.t. iMISCILIiASKOPS. The Georgia State debt i upward of wveoij suicides art said to.hare ceaied Io Tar! and the morgue la empty. York.jSnit iay there are pretty giti Burlington, N.

unitoaotates. wner ew YotV spends one i dollar for flour, three go' io the liahor dealers, whloh ahowa how the humia system is UOIUQU. A hind quarter of horse and two barrels of ball dogs make the winter nm.l.. ions of qujet jesptctable Chinese, families inflan IVancieco. The'Trimltif e.

Baptist of Southwest1 ugirim anoqapcei last mey win eioom mvmcAl.a any methber who takes ad van nank iipt homestead law. Attanla Franklin aeVwly yeata bf and th father of twenty, children.t has been tarred add hi JjW for deserting Californiani, owing to the alkaline teste of rptut.ol. the water in the State, are the neatest coffee drinkers in the country: the average yearly consumption being 16 8 6 pounds, while in the Union at large the average is only seven pounds. (in the night time), he would send him to lieu; at tn same time eaain celling htm. in a low voice, and within the hearing of persons, a a a or several times, before the interference of a person across the street.

He then went away. The defendant then made, an effort to resnme hia work, but; was no able to do ao going from one piece of worn io anomer ana oeing so excited iubi ma npi iremuieu, ms nanus anoox and was utterly unable to concentrate his, mind npon hia and remarking to some one present that he would nrocure the arrest of the dnfnt. ant, left for the the migistrate. The magistrate wu occupied by other Dullness, ana naa no lime men io attend to it, but promised to attend to it speed ily, ne men rerurneu io nis loop and tried arain to resume his work, bnt wu still so excited and nervou that ha wu unable to get hia mind npon It, and was wnouy uuanie to euuicienuj control the muscies oi nil nanus ana arms tn hnid and wield the implements and toola of nil trade, men aoandomng the effort, he remarked to his that his sensation! were ao atraoea'asd nnnanal that he could hardly atapd, and that ha would go to me grooery and get a drink of liquor to see if it would not help him. tie then went to a rrocerv near bv.

nm. cured a glass of liquor, and again net tne deceased, jve defendant said to elendant repeating: it, the deceased tin deceased that he did toot' want him to come to bis shop again. Whereupon the deceased threw off his coat, and in the presence of several persons in the room, saia to tne aeienaant ion are a white livered Catholio of a and more, your wife ia a wh and a and the girl that lives with yon ia anothor." Thereupon the parties advanced toward eaoh other, the defendant You have talked to me at I would talk to but me aaioou xeeper mierposod, and taking theldefendant by th arm. aalA HThan most De no bgnung her that if would fight they must go Into the to which the defendant said, I have too much respect for you and your house to fitht here." and felt tha ailnnn. n.

then went to hit shop still more nervous ana excitea. man again aooght io pursue uia lauor. DUl in vain. Xba da. ceased left the saloon soon after th defendant, and passim: bv hii idnn halted, looked into it, aa If io searoh of I me oeienoant.

ine deteudantooa. ceiving th Idea, lrom all that bad transpired before. thai deceaaed was punning him with me mieuuon oi executing bia threat, and denouncing still farther hii wife aa a re. npon the streets of the town) again coee to the maniitrata for tha pose Of protection, and beinr arain tint off, remarked to the magistrate that if the law would give him no protection he woald hold the magistrate' responsible for his He then to a friend and asaed mm tor a revolver, saying that he desired to make a certain narann lata back what he had laid being told by the Dereon mat ce naa no revolver, aa than went to Mr. Ridgley and naked him far a revolver, saying mat be wu going to the country and wished to kill aome snnirmli: procuring the revolver from him, he again returned with it to hii ahop.

He now. became morose and seemed to be Drooling over the insults and iniariee he had reoelvedi was excited and tremu lous the vein npon hi tempi and forehead being swollen; and distended. giving' a purple appearance to th upper oart of his laee. He remained In tha shop idle until dinner time, then going to his dihner with hii hired band, entered the house ulent and morOse, refused to recogoia bi litue ooy to wcom bo was devotedly attached, and bald nb attention to hia wife, bnt aeatiof himself upon a onair, clasped bil bead In bis bands. When dinner we aaoonaced he eat at me taoie, but did not.

aa hia 'nana ouitom, wait npon any one. pof did he eat Anything himtelL "IVaaa a.VailJ tnr 7' Miuti, ur a explanation.) ot xila Buauavi. on amply aaswerea. Thai man oa sees ama to me anon." and ipg hi plate fromhim.roae.fna the table ana leu me witnout anv rurthar explanation, and passed; down again to hie ahop, accompanied by hi workman, to whom on th entire way he did not. apcaaaworai out seeing an acquaint threw the alais.

ana the defendant fired, killing tne oeceaiea. moo a no attempt to or, conceal the act, hni walked daliberatelv 'oat' into the street, and ia aloud voice, but a if speaking to blmseit, ne proclaimed wnat ha had done and walked toward the court house, gesticulating violently, and frequently announcing at the top of. bis voice what he had done, a if alorvioi in the act. Alter walking into the court house with the officer, he enquired for what he bad been arrested, ue men anu mere conitaucu tiuiouhj vauiicu, speaking, at the top of hit voice, "I'll him I I'll kill him." No man shall Call me a a of a and live." Be walked rapidly backward and forward across the court, alternately crjiog and creaming, paid no attention to anyone, waa abstracted and almost nnconsoious. The void" of hli temple nd' fore5ihd were purple and.

distended, and tha arteries of his neck swollen and enlarged; hia ayei, wild nd unnatural, rat timet liar i eg wnaiy aoour, ana men axea npon the floor the ahia andefhli eye dark and discolored, be ueim restless and eooitaotlv In motion, striking violentl with hii hands the benches ana railing of the court room, apparently unconscious ui wuat uo waa uuiuft, a irieou who happened to.enter.and striking him violently, and then lettine him co with out further notice. lie was then conveyed to the jail, where for, a consider bl tim ha coatiaucd as he did in the court room, saying aildly, I'll kit him I I'll kill. himl. jasioon asli gt, welll" When, at a later period, was ipoken to unon the labtoct he' cold "he could not tend to have Ms wife "publicly 'called a and hi, 'a and claimed that darior entire day the fiend, (meaning the deceased), had been pursuing him ail the time, betraying and showing no regret or compunction for the act. The defendant, for some time before the happening 6f the difficulty', had been in a condition of sleenlesucia fre quently atarting wildly from his sleep, jumping up auu uiBiDgio oimseir.

Takiue all these facta, into consideration. in conncotion wilh tha further fact mat on lae examination made of him on th 18th von found hia heart and luniiln a slate of health, and vet hia puiae ranging irom tua to llo, and bit temnerament tha nervous aaiipnina. and that hii nights were restless and his sleep I I a uruaou, uasoes oi iigat. peiore an eves, aTjiscs in hit ears, muscular twiching, so. in view ot aumase, wnat is your opinion at to tne condition ot me mind of the delendant Jalv 25.

lfiTO. and nor. ticularly at the time of tho commission of me act The above ii the hypothetical question propounded by the counsel, Messri, Col erlck, Morris Mock, the Indiannpo lis physicians. Tha, aaiwer of. Dr.

Athan wai that ths case was ope of impuUtm Dr. Woodbnrn'a aaiwer was, that it might possibly be a case of 'impulsive but in order to give a decided opinion he would be obliged to know aomething more about the "person's antecedents and ances tors. BTTOTBETIOH CASl BUB1I1TTED BT HtSSna. COrrBOTH, BORWKIA AKQ DAILT The defendant ia a' man aped ahnnl iniriv nve or tony years, an Irishman by birth and a Catholio in religion. At some period during bis lite be emigrated from Ireland to one of tha anntWn State, and daring1 the late citil war was a soldier In the Confederate army.

He is a person of medium bight and build; hi temperament Is nervoni and languine with the nervous predominating. For abont three yean preceedinz tha homi oide he wai a citizen Of the town of uiou ion, in wbicb the homicide wai committed, and waa well acquainted with the deceated and hii habiti and neonliaritiaa. and for at least one year proceeding the act lived within about on hundred oi me aeoeatea. ine aetendant iwai married and had 'one child agtd about two yean, and possessed the usual affection for hia wife and child. The de deceased was also an Irishman by birth and was of the Protestant faith; he was also married and had three children, and had resided in the lame town for a numoer ot years, ue was a peraon of a kind and sympathetic disposition.

At intervals he wai in the habit of drinking intoxicating liquor to excess under the, infloenCe of liaaor. ha walnf a quMTslsomeand abusive d'uMniiion'. quently indulging in abuse of any person wuuui uw vaiua ia coBiact, wnemer a friend or otherwise that alter he thus abased any peraon while in a state of intoxication, he would, aa anon aa ha ha. came, usually, go, to the iuiulted person and apologize, bod cry over hii infirmity 1 that these habiti and tion of the deceased were known to the ueionaani, ana to tne community ia wuiuu luej oom uvea mat mortly pre V10UI tO the dav'of tha hnmlnlda. Iha ia I Mi i.i f.V I la.niiiiBB oaa naa iemeaimcnltie or a iigu.

anu. vntiax neigbDorbood character. The deceased had haan a inldUi during the late civil war in the Fedoral army. About 7 or 8 o'clock nn tha morning Mlithe day ot thei difficnltyJ CIV. 4UB won WaBIhAn r.iM.

der the Influence ot llnnnr. nt i aw uaroiB auup si me aeienaaot, in said town', and then and there got into aa ai Hsrcaiiou. who tne aeienaant in relation to their laid family difficulties. Angry word! passed (be parties, where unon the deeaaaed went from tha itin ,1 the into tha atraat and, mu ion are a ora Wblte ion of a h. Yon are a whU.t;j Karaan Catholio ion of a h.

and ir i.iiaw Mitt wmi woin joa.ia less than IM. km Ua uuuo juur a a Popish arrangement." That thereupon me 'defendant, with hammer )n bis handradvneed towards the deceased, who immediately grabbedup a atone in each hand fram tha ttiliA thB on a reuUenan itandina fin tha sidewalk hallened them, to. stopt that the defendant then jetorned to hii work, and the deceased went ovar in ilia no. on who had called to thatimmo. diately afterwards the defendant went tn th Mayor of the town for the purpose tt naving tne aeceasea arreitea ror tne insult; that while' at' the Mayor', office hi ex' aioitea evidences of anrer.

which warn manifested in ft aliffht tramniananaia nt voice) tuaine Itated to tn otticer of the. law that he wanted a Jury, alb wanted to maae it cost tuw uBceaaeti au that he could I that during the time he wat with the Mayor, which was five or ten minutes, he did pot eit down, that walked about the room that there were no other evidence! of excitement, either In the appearance of the face, the body or the eyei i that the officer inquired who wea the insulting party and Upon being informed, stated to the defendant that as the deceased lived in town, and he knew him, that' there wai no occulon for any hurry, but that he would attend to the matter ai toon ai a criminal caie which he had on hand was disposed of. Ia the same connection the defendant called on tha Prosecuting Attorney and requested him' to prosecute the deceaaed for the said insult, stating' to him that the Insult consisted in calling th defendant a a of a gathering op, an arm load thi defendant out In the street to fight him) that he alio elated to the prosecutor that be wanted a Jury trial as he desired to make it cost the deceased ai much ai he could; that the Prosecater advtied him not to have a Jury; that it would look malicious; that ha should allow It to be tried before the Mayor; but defendant insisted upon having a jury a wanted to make It cost him (deceased) all he could: that therefore prosecutor prepared the form of an affidavit embodying the charge as made by the defendant, and stated to him that the. matter should be attended to ai loon ai the. criminal cue then oil hand waa disposed of.

Thereupon the defendant returned to hit ihop and itated to hia employd that it wai all right it wa Died ana deceased would ba arrested) that during the Interview with the Prosecutor he (defendant) exhibited no signs of excitement and no other emotion than that of aoger4hat in about a half an hour after hk returned to the shop, he went to a saloon close by, called for and drank a glass of whisky; the defendant, being a man of temperate and abstemious habiti) that the deceased was in the saloon wnen He delendant en VKU lj fcUW.BUJWM IU, Ufl lfieD the parties was reaewad, and daring it the deceased said to the defendant: You are aO white livered, Roman Catholic eon of a and your wile is a arid a and the girl that live with yoa ia another mi I Do. Anereapomus partiBB maun ae monstralion toward fighting, npon which the keeper of the saloon interfered taking the defendant by the arm and say inc that he wonld allow no fichtinf therei that if they wanted to fight' tbey ihonld go out into me itreeu; aeieaaaui replied that he had too mach respect for him and bis house to fight there. The defendant then immediately left and re turned to hia ihopl that toon after the deceaied also lett the saloon, going down the street, paised the defendant' shop, making a momentary halt as ha paised th lime, and from thence going on to hi place of business; mat at me time or the first' altercation, and also at the saloon, the deceased was intoxicated; that immediately after the defendant's return to his shop from the saloon, ha went to Mr. Bulger, an acquaintance, and asked the loan of a rreyolver, and npon being informed that he had none, he asked to bay oae he was then' informed that had none for sale; that during the interview he stated to Mr. Bulger that a man bad iosalted him, and ho.

was going to make him take back what he had aaia or he would kill him that ho then went to Mr. Bidgley, another acquaintance doing business noon the lame street and in the same town, and found him upon the naewaiK ia ironi oi nis piece ot business) that defendant, remarked to him, want to speak to, and there unon they passed into tho house, when the defendaut asked him for the loan of a revolver, stating that he was going to the country ana ne would line to nave one that Mr. Bidgley then loaned him hia revolver, and at the request of the defendant ihowed him how it worked that the dofendant then placed the revolver' In his pocket, where he carried it until the time of the homicide: that the defendant again returned, to hit ibop, where he remained until about 10 or 11 o'clock, when be again went. see the Mayor! and urged on prosecution, and exnreised 'and exhibited imnatienca at the delay, exhibiting no indication of excitement, either in nis lace, bti eyei or hie body, other than the Impatience aa before stated that upon being informed that the matter should be attended to as soon as the trial then on hand was dii l. 1 I ,1.

ui, un Ecujaracu iuajur, 11 tho law will do nothine for me. I will at noon te went in company with bis employs to hia dinner that after dinner he auu tma nuiuiujv rtiaruvu uj uia snap passing; on there way there on the onno Id of the street, the same Bidgley of wnom ne naa ootainea me revolver, nodding hii head to him and bidding him the time of day; that at about 1 o'clock In the day end soon after hit return to the Ihop, he again went to the prosecuting attorney and again urged on the prosecution, exhibiiini at the time no signs of excitement, but being more calm and lesi angry than be wa in the that abont three o'clock in the afternoon of the lame day the deceased wai in the store of Mr, Gordon, in laid town, talking with Mr. McCaffrey, the friend of the defendant, in whole company the defendaut had been shortly before; that while the deceased woe there aa aforesaid, th 'defendant passed the store, made a momentary halt at the door which wai open, looked in at vu, nuuub the aame tima Mr. Banta, the gentleman on the sidewalk who had witnessed the altercation in the morning, called the defendant aeroia the street to and remarked to him that he mast pay no attention to what had transpired, that the deceased waa drunk and that no person wonld consider or pay any attention to what he said; that defendant then replied that deceased had abased him, and one of them must leave that during this interview the defendant talked friendly and exhihted no atana of excitement that at abont three o'clock in the afternoon of the same.day,; the went to the place where the deceased ordinarily woraea at ma traue aiainoemaxer, went into the Shoo far enouih to aicartain that the deceased wai notjthero, turned and waiaea out oi tne mop, spoke to no one, althosgh there were persons then present, and the deceased at the lime being up stairs, but out of light; that about thia time the defendant was found drink. lag currant win ana beer, and becoming partially under the influence of liquor, that at abont the aame time the delendant again saw proaecutiog attorney and urged the.

of the de deceased, again "expressing hia purpose to make it coet the deceased all he coald, and after that he, the dafeodaod, would attend to him tha deceaied. At thia tim. the defendant was under the inflnence ofl nquor, ana eeemea Mot.oemore angry than he was at the' last interview, but exhibiting no unusual signs of excitement; that at about (he lams time the defendant met Uncle 'of the prosecutor and complained to him that the proscoutor wai, taking no interest la hii caie that' npon being assured that the prosecutor would attend to it aa ansa a. the case on hands wai disposed of be waa atisned mat toe, delendant la the same connection itated to Mr. Daily, the ancle of the prosecutor, that he intended to whip tha deceased that Mr.

Daily advised, him to car no attention tn tha da. ceased Jbat the, people would respect mm iuo snore lor 41 saat mo aeienaant then Invited Mr, Daily go and take 'a drink: of cdrrant wine,) which; they then did tho' homicide nlana': ahnnt a O'jE'Wk In "ihe; afternoon that from the time, of the defendcut'l. return from din dot until the time of the homlcido he met a namber of is and acquaint bqcbb at uiaerent. times ana place and talked rationally, pleajanltyand familiar; Ir with themt'that at abont a half an hour before the homicide the defendant went to Burn' saloon, where th homi cide took place, and met several of his acquaintances) that he wt then 'partially under the Influence ot liquor) that he talked with them.obod mauererof Ibnal i nessj he talked, rationally; intelligently and calmly with them on matter of busi ness, and also upon ttmiliar topiCI; that daring part of the time ho iat' talking familiarly on the knee of on of thpar ties; that he bought beer at the bar and treated two of the gentlemen with whom he had been talking; that darlog part ol aid ume ne inquired privately ot ADra ham Miller, one of tha nersonl sresent, II he was a Sonthern man. Unon beinr answered In the negative he replied that he (aeienaant; wu; mat be waa born in Ireland, bat raised in the Sooth; that he had been insulted that morning; that the niooa ran to nign in nis veins to De Insulted: that he was aoine io have reveoie'i that ha was then watching aronnd for ninn mat aoooi mis time ne again invited hi two acaualntancee to drink.

whereupon the three stepped op to the bar to drink, when the defendant called tor beer, about this lime tne deceased 2.1. I I caul a iuiu tuw Baipuu, obviub; uvuuuv lober, and asked the aaloon kee per for a glass of water npon being told to help himself, he (topped around behind the counter, took glue full ol water and wai abont to drink at thii tim th defendant atenned sn in front of the de ceased, ontude of the counter, reaching hii hand over the counter towarda the deceaied, and immediately atriklng him In the face, remarked, "Yon at a a of ab The deceaied then laid What do yon mean 1 1 wont itand to which tha defendant again replied. Von are a rd i of a holding hi revolver In hi right band. The deceaied then remarked i "If you call me that again I will hit yon witb Ceren, dant. again immediately replied.

IIYnn a A A r.t a hh at th earn time (hooting the deceased through th heart with hie revolver, and tha deceaaed limultaneously throwing the glass at, but missing defendant. The deceased Immediately fell dead, and the bystander look th revolver from the defendant: tha defendant then walked oat of th taloon. Some on followed him and cried, out, "Stop him, he ha killed McUleery." io wbicb the defendant replied, In alow tone of voice and gesticulating witb hir hands, (being then and then under th influence of liquor), "I am not going away. I'll kill aay man thatcallam a 1 nof a He then walked np to the comer of the street, beiog a distance of 8 or 10 rods, from thence diagonally acron to the opposite, corner of the street in the" direction of his shop; at which time some one called to the Marihal to arrest him, who Immediately did ao. That from the time ho left the saloon until he, waa arretted there were a number of persons on the street in close proximity to him, 10, that escape, if he had desired it, wonld have been impossible; that he was then taken into the court house, exhibit ing in hie passage there no peculiar suns ot excitement.

Alter, bad been in the court house a few minutes, he apparently became very much excited, hallooed at the top of hu voice, exclaiming, "No man iball call ma a a of a and livel 1 11 kill himt I'll kill him. Ml mother wai no hi 8be wa a da cent woman! The name don't belong to my family, These and other limilar expressions he repeated a number of times it a icreaming tone of voice, at tjtnea eo loud that he would become exhausted; that ha walked np and down the aisle of the court house, at times striking the benches and the picketa around tbe bar violently with bil hands. Dur ing thia lime there were observed contortions ot the face, twitching! of the muscles, darkstreaki under the eyei aad a fulness of the veins of the forehead, neck end templet that dnrinz aaid Ume a number of persons were present; among olheri an acquaintance came into me couri nouie, whom he approached, recognized and. called by name, took aoia oi mm or tnetnoaiaer. inook mm.

and then struck him a violent blow on tha breast, reneatinz the'exoresiion that no man ahould call him a of a II and live. Shortly after he was brought Into tha court house, and while left seated upon one of benches, the brother of the deceased came io, walked up to the defendant and said to him, "Do yoa realize what you have done?" The defendant replied, I do he hai abased yon ana me long enough, and killed the of a The brother of the deceased then said to the defendant. Yoa ehonld he care ful what TOu say. I could kill you in a minute, Dni will allow tne law to take ita Tha defendant then got np from hi leat, apparently i tagger lag, doubled np bil fist (a a threatening attitude, whereupon the brother of the deceaied, by requett, left the room; that after the defendant had remained In thii excited condition In tbe court honia for some time, hi was taken Io the county jail; that a soon as he arrived then he became calm and quiet; that alter beiag mere lor a snort ume, bit wile came; in to where wat. threw her arma arodnd defendant' neck, and remarked i Why, Gillan, are you drank?" The ant immediately from the bed "on which bo wai litting, and commenced repeating the expression, "No man ihall call me a ion of a and live I I'll kill him: I'll kill him thii in a loud tone of voice.

Upon request th wile then left the Jail; that' be tween nine and ten o'clock of the lama evening a lady acquaintance who waa of th same religioui faith of tha wout iu uuiupaaj jailer' wife to the cell of the defendant and talked with him for abont an hoar from the outside of the grated door of the cell which wai Cocked: that they found the defendant quietly lying on hir bed, with no apparel on except hii ihirt which wai uooutionea, oil pantaloon wbtch were buttoned only at the top, and hii ttockingsj that the day had been excel lively hot; that a candle wu burning in tbe cell: that they went to him with a lamp in band, 8o toon at tha ladiea went to the door the defendant got up, came lorwara and laid, "Uood evening ladies;" that hii lady acquaintance laid, evenint Mr. Gillan:" nnon whloh he re plied, "Good evening Mn. Crosby," caning toe way oy ner right aame. A bat during; th whole tim of their conversation he talked rational, and intelligently and that he stated over the cause of grievance againit the deceaied, mentioninx rjarticnlarlv the abuia which th dacaaaad had fint upon him, hii wife and hit child, tay ng that no on should call him or hia wife inch namei and live; that he justified the act in the first part ot their conversation, savior ha had no renat fur ttl bnt. do it again.

When th lady acquaintance asked him why he did not give the deceased a levere thrashing jni stead of Killing him, be "That ii not my style In dealing with men! on can live and call inch pet names! I'll teach them there' a God in Israeli1! Upon two different occasloni daring the conversation she asked him what would become ot hie wife and child, and each time he replied "They will be, taken care of.M That about tha conclusion of their convertaliou he itated be wu lorry for the act, bat It conld pot ba haloed I that th dafandant at tha time of the act wa In good health and yet io continuei, there being no aboor' wa, vuuuiuuo ut Biiner nia caesi or neart. What WOald Von lav nnon thaaa faata i Wu the defendant at the tim he com muted me act lane or insane 7, Both pbyiiclani from Indianapolii pronounce that under thii italeraent of the feots, the man wai une Ecoe. IAKV Oa Thursday evening the court 'roo wai crowded. Persona crowding In th hnnhdarlfiB of tha bar. Tha a'Maa'twara fall to repletion, io that not an.

Inch "of I room wai tor leue. The argument wu penid by' Mr. Dally, who occupied about fwrhooVVa brief statement of .1. wua iaoti jana Miereuc to me law upon which tiVproiioutloa' Wiled for convlo aofc! followed, and closed hiiVargamant; on theTfbllowing morning, which, chiefly related to theiiirfom udViict 0 intanil). Yesterday mow ing.

Jetweeq.n!ne.. Mr; the counsel added to the proieoution, Jlnce lb commencement of the detail and point of wai strong and txtremely Abont 3 o'clock in the afternoon Jndgo Morri wai in the. speaker's The earnestness that was apparent in his vote and countenance, called for and reoiived ihe aiienlion'fif all in the court room. It l. probable lhat Judge Morris finished speaking ab.iut fi o'clock last evening.

After which. Mr, CoBVolh will, begin the final, argu ment upon, the tide of, the State. Mr. Coffroth will finish we are not able to conjecture. Heisto.be followed by Mr.

John Colerios, of thii The greatest interest Imaginable seems to prevail, not only for the purpose of as certaiaiog the verdict, but, also to hear the efforts ol tha eminent counsel: men ticrhed. The court room is crowded day and Ecci. FTJRNlSHINa GOODS. 1 PK. HEW ADVZRTISI 1IEMTS oe BRAY.

TriH fron.Mi.. v. v.u ftnm. uur, JaVr'i avniiftllklndiofcoDDirr product. fakir prioei carrent mni mark lot fiutM ft to ihipptw.

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FO V7LES will la tUi to see'oid frlenda or anynnuy ana wno watna nnw nut, vmty Va rtHtifow' trrl Dealer In fooler Brand ef Cloara lis (a hia noat at nil tlmj, roily to wait upon hia rnatnmara, and otbm wonla to well l(, itbl) and aa. ni, of oiaara baforB Ha. ft Avallna UanM rilrfti. Vnrl F.l T.I.'Wdaalr ii. Siotary public, F.oal and Gctiar'a Afltnt, JJrncirJ'NB.

ovar frainaton'a Bank, Par WayOBi Iadlaua, W1U itve kttantloa to bovlna and sailii.iBBl ravtxf tasai and naeral I Wanly WRAPPIW PAPER Wa have now on hand and proparoit to furnish All binds of, IVrapping Taper 0, oar own it i xt a book r.it'Eit. i.v'NTimi: and mada to ordsr. rortT wavhk PAPca mills. Jl Odtf Poles Boom.M ColomhlaBf ivkuv ai1 Halo Stible, tdun CuuVt jiriiot, ttia Cuur Uouso. (jlcoii i (lay's old Stable.) Naw Carrlana and an anttra naa itock nonosmin ba hira.1 at alt tlaiM, aad at ricj tbleratBS.

any of tha soaotr. tn i to ibvthapa a I'RALUP. IS ioiilif Gla, Pictare Framesr ftntVOrlicmos, i Ciitlinnri nwip JMlVrinu bltl IJotri't! viit BOOTS AND SHOES. i ill '0'Mr'; 0 i 2 CO a 3 cy I1! to 'flf i to ri 6 unan is anil VAXVFAOTVllfili vr VVNDOW FRAMES Sash, Doors Blinds. Cottota Work Promptly Executed.

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H. T. KAMA MiLtna iv REAL ESTATE, And all Kinds of Securities! 23 i ti 'ia 3 hj. HI I ST i Tha haimlmod Uktlplaarat In infnrinlor hU tan stook frlonds an it csstomara hia. rt Sjfceaai th aajtarn with a tars.

'jf. i.ti. BIAt'LG Is alraady rseomraanlad by air laadl aa a tonto and a naaulant Eaetory rt naaa wt (vradlaoar tSMTUkTaVl FEOM ALOOUOL. and' thanfon nalthertn IBB BIEO nr Iriltatlnn THAN BIEOSOBSX SIEU, Ueontaina MVRG KB ALKOlt 'sraaa la eztan stvatynaadwhare apirltaoBS liquors and alaa ar diaoardad, as ItdllTns from all Mbrr natt belnv ALMOST FBES PO. SOLDBIALLDBUaaiBTSAKD 0R0CIE3.

TARiUTl trr pr.nwlch Ut Bola AtBBts fortiaUnltwl Btatai, ata. ASKP0E3TUS "ORIH." FLAVORING EXTRACTS. Tha Pwreat Baal tanaei 22dl auor. srHtoBiwiu, ssaoi.u' i(il' t.i; vafi wlifV i And will oontinat natll li and at jai EVERY PAY ATTHE '8 AIEmHOURS, mmiytfite'W abdayarr on. 'k4 at' BaralnaJ Inn tan knf.Mjf,.

ataou. own that ray Goods ara bran aaw. and bar ust ar rfvad fresh tram tbanjinW; tbh will Sfaka the dnit pr Jlw rAlaiMklJliaa.t'." 1 rl PORT WATNE, INDIANA, 11 60.6i)'o. AfJrtE5 CKWPUOVED LANDS' 209 IM LOTS IN TITE CITY OF FORT WAYNE. i iod: 'out lots in the' city op FORT WAYNE.

IN L0T3 IN THE CITY OP: CHICAGO. 20.IMPR0yED FARMS. ouorad and selling at ftraat harsaloi loni tlus slvan and low rats ol InHrttt askej, UavBaUa Six Slorc Rootitu to Itcutl They buy and sell all kinds of soourltles, snch Notn. Btooks, City and Coouty Ordors. etc, tto.

Thty are also propsred tojlve INSURANCE POLICIES da.llna and on' all classes of. buildlnts and personal prop.arty at low rates, and in firft; vlasieonipanlcs. 1 txiiiV itEPnr.SF.5T Llfo AsssooIatlon nf.Amorlca Flrcm'an'al'Frliirl r'lrb insurance' Co; AiaciFlrft cAtt, tiros. tiiEM And learh iicutAits. Ofiloef Oiia 'Doa Nortlt I'ostTOileeiS Farm for ICd Acres of Botioia XamV V.l'.ii I 'aiji' niTEU.

iiif'i i 'i' (1 do At ltr.s tciKiin: 'timber i.anp. I Cn tha NeW Haven road at the end of the Ornvel road, and known aa aa ths Dikay Farm, It will ba sold In lots to suit or, altocether. g.jj LAttornev at LaV' lliadairtf 'Cov Main and OalhoBn ats. TptlOSE'WtiO 'ARE JL" fllotexl with any obrorile dlfflon ly; should alihnutdala. writ, for Dr.

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