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| − | came out amongst the Chinamen as they were coming out. which [?] got carried out by having got entangled with some of the rushing crowd. The Chinamen hallowing and running in all directions. During the time the latter part of the crowd were passing out a rifle appeared in my view in the hands of a Chinaman in an open window of the home end of the same house in the second story.
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| − | This window being directly over the door where the crowd were passing out the gun was put [?] in and [?] out after I first saw it. I saw the man who held the gun
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| − | [.........} an empty shell and place a loaded one in the gun . He then fired two shots in quick succession firing seemingly without aim And as one shot was fired I saw a Chinaman fall to the ground and [?] death. The diseased partly came to his feet staggering and passed out of my view.
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| − | Johny Bealy says his evidence is identical with Louise's
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| − | Louie.
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| − | About 5 o'clock Sunday evening July 24th 1892. I was standing on the {??] of the river's inlet [?] in the act of hauling my net into my boat 6 o"clock I heard three gun shots in quick succession they sounded as if in or at the back of a building ( a confined sound). I didn't pay much attention to them at the first
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| − | moment . But in a few moments my attention was drawn by a terrible [?] noise. Looking around and being in direct line with the China [?] house door I observed Chinamen coming out the door in great confusion and excitement.
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| − | Some with rice bowls in their hands and tumbling one over another. Also saw a bench
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