Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-22

Of lamp post; MT able TO say how far il
might have been within ten feet II appeared that Bishop
had each Of the parties in hand Deceased ex-Iug
himself get away judged Of this fIOm the positions
the parties afterwards in suppose the paItes
20 25 yards from when first SAT them. Witnes
did know the widh Of the street. probably he could
approximate Could the persons from
edge Of the sidewalk but could recognize them. Knows
Bishop and the others only by The position in which he found
them Afterwards When witness first heard he scu thinks
he heard say Hold that" stop that.
The parties appeared 10 be in Bishops clutch when they
started to Was running towards them when the
pass. and supposng they in pay, instead Of ghng
halted did wish make laughing stock OF N.Y.
SELF Did wish to do So because they would have laugh
ed at me- if in play only. The halt for moment,
as the whole trausaction quickly Suppose the
deceased 20 yaId and fell towards the his
face. Deceased recovered himself possble-was
tfe west Of whrIe he started om. Saw the pass made
the blow aimed the left side. He fast after
he got M after The 6st fall before until he neaied
sidewalk when he fell From the Of the look
ed at the parties all the time
Pending the cro.sexamnaon, it being noon, the Court
then adjourned Till o'clock p. NJ.
Court pursuant to adjournment One Of the jurors
being suddenly taken ILL., the Court adjourned till
morning at O'Clock.
FRIDAY MoRSINe, Nov. 9.
Court met pursuant toadlournmeni; proceedings read
and approved.
Robert Ware ye-caued.-Cr Cross examination resumed
Counsel requested witness explain him the ground
noticed by him yesterday, when The street. Witness
be 45 TO AZ yards the wider had
supposed; made difference of about half by
surement; nearly opposite the lamp post he
collects when first The deceased fell the light
overly bright overly dim did notice the opposite
lamp particularly paid attention TO it it light
enough to distinguish persons, on the opposite side
could discern persons distinctly south from where
stood was standing the gutter can't say how far
could persons west distance east and
between the lamp probably GO IS feet therea
bouts when Phillips first fell, he fell of the lamp
post opposite OF Brakes Hotel suppose it about Is
to 25 feet when deceased started first run,
ran in souieastery direction; the place where he fell
would not vary over feet from the lamp post,-was
probably Of il; has paid particular attention
the ground since the transaction the best OF his recol
lecton, they east of the lamp post at brakes;
don't recolect The character of the night but
his mind that kind of hazy moon light night
streets considerable dusty stir would raise
siderable dust recoecs considerable dust being raised
when deceased fell could tell whether the who
chased deceased jumped over around him could
tell whether the man had his 6ce or back to him; he
used his right arm he stood his back when he
made the bow the time the thrust made deceased
fell towards the blow appeared be aimed at The
central part OF the body, but could not tell whether it
hit him. standing 20 26 yards from where the de-
ceased feli and the pass then made looked at the
person, bur did not look his head distinctly his
feet distinctly; there sufficient light mans
head his legs could have deceased had he
ed round deceased only the ground long enough
to gather himself up thinks he raised himself the
same ground on which he fell ne just fast after
he raised at the beginning befre he fe say Is 20
yards; cant tell whether he straight bent; he
,cGlked just before he fell thinks he did go all
fours for any distance did not hear any thing said
there was but person him the time he fell
when the person made the pass, that person walk
ed towards tie north side walk, and 10 or 12
feet from the fallen when he his feet one,
who appeared TO be Bishop afterwards, coming
wards deceased when he getting up il Yves Bishop;
knows from the position of the pares could dis
uncily that there three persons could tell
OF the persons from the other at the distance stood
knew Bishop by the position Of the parties: there was
nothing TO prevent the who made the pass from
treating, il he wished TO; did not any knife it
would he owing 10 the particular position in which
knife held, whether could il | did
one saw, when deceased commenced running the
who made the pass commence running after him there
several persons around when ne fell; watch
ing the particulars when deceased FELL Bishop up
and took the prisoner don't know whether the defen
dant is the person whom Bishop arrested they broke
loose from Bishop this [he norh1 side OF The
and Bishop crossed and took the other person. he
did take the person before that Judged from the
directions they running that the person
to cut deceased off head him they nwards the
alley at Brownngs; deceased first fell west of the alley
trihe; thinks the whom Bishop arrested
| the same who made the pass, and nothing would
make him believe otherwise. Crhe diagram made
yesterday by witness here explained To the lury
The light sufficient distinguish
the person, after making the pass aoatked away when
he followed deceased as he rose, he ran am from Cin
cnnat have been here Iittie ear; year ago
The last 18th Of July about half past o'clock r. NJ
landed here with my goods and chaiiels
| TeSHmcd-fOllOWs
have family about year ago. the mother of deft
about buying lot there is difficulty the OF
a straw or hair, between any of us.
I Mrs. Elizabeth CoopsT-Was acquainted with Is
rae Phillips, deceased knew him by sight knew Mr..
Young by sight, recollecs the night of the occurrence,
but not the date; The parties Roberts chapel
defendant get up and follow deceased of church de-
ceased left first it about 20 % before The
church out noticed the circumstances particularly,
because the preacher had spoken that ening the
subject Of leaving church before cose Services
| he tooet w
deceased his way Ia the door my attention cali
ed by the noise he made in walking deceased but
al the door, when Young followed him. Young on
the side did not where deceased certainly sat,
as he on his feet when first him the door
about TO close after Phillips when Young started wit
sat nearly opposite the desk The front of the
scots, facing the congregation deceased walked lightly,
Young walked heavily.
/ -eraained-Can't tell exac,Iy how the church
stands il is large church; there four OF seas
| thinks Mr.. Phillips was sitting little back OF MIR.
Young-two or three seats deceased in the centre
row, the east side, not quite up the cene Young
was sitting the pulpit thinks deceased was be-
hind MIR. Young; deceased was 10 The door, when
1 Young started; witness the pulpit, in the
/ "Amen" ner, the side decensed when in
/ his seat, and when retiring; knows deceased by sight
| or years; have known MIR. Young some tme but has
/ no acquaintance with either deceased and defendant
all she get up and leave the church
gether don't know of any other people who left that
Il evening; il common occurrence for persons to
leave there pretty good congregation present bu,
crowded don't think any left after deceased and
defendant cant say whether Young Phillips 60 out
or not; Phillips walked lightly, Young heavily was
looking at Phillips when saw Young get up; Young
could Phillips by turning partly round; can't tel
how far he behind Young; could recognize The ea
lures OF the parties fom her position not faI
from hillips across the court could tell the
distance 10 feet; did not when Young came to
church. when Phillips came don't know which
came Ers spoke either of them in my life.
John WIkins--abseni aud attachment issued.
Adjourned o'clock
; 9 2ocLocK, p. NJ.
Court met.