Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06


that racc and went nnrjhcasirrly about q
r,.ls ana s,orrcl al stump which was turn
"a uvrr-hc stopped down oni walked round
u storrci Is or - s'cuuds.
After be went out oi sight, went IN q
direction towards his horse about 10 rods,
aud thence O. tho Grant road, across a cur
urr II the wood.
GuRDr BglrcuW, Ia. Examined by
Goddard. reside IN Poland was one OF
thc cvrrnor's jury.
| examined ihc heater piece, saw there
tracks ui oxen AMI ol tour wheels, Nhr'ls
were no, coual width o. tirc. The hind
wheels dil not follow IN the tracks oi the
r,rvarl Jnrs There wcrr OK tracks where
,he cart tracks Srmci 10 stop; tLcrc sr,m-
cI 20 D., considerable stepping round there,
saw tracks o'uNcu lrum where they stopped,
round south, and 20 a place where they con-
iuuod % stand.
own the land in that section; own tho
SPOT IN the heater piece Whcrc the tracks
w,rc found know the pine tree ON the hca-
trr-it h. mine my land Dins the Hayes
rual There are thrrc tracks outside ct the
heater piece, abreast, a team standinca At The
r1int where thcsc tracks were. would not he
visible 70 a man passing on either Of these
thrcc tracks, atany time of day. The
1T point from wheel tracks "a any point In
thc road opposite, is eighty Eve feet by meas
urrmcut.
IL has not been common o travel on The
phcc whcrc We found the tracks.
TwtuIu p,Y.
The Advertiser cunlgusr. the evidence IN
this dan, aud ~ the journal containing the
same has not come TO hand, We publish the
abstract.
Alter doe opening of the court, counsel
vrr, further heard uu the point ~ admitting
knight. testimony and declarations hciur"
the rpg,nur's jury, a. evidence against him
un hi, uiai. Atcr hearing uf counsel,
Jude Eire decided, IN substance, that ~ inr
ls declarations were called ont from thr
prisoner rs toe coroner, inquest, when he
va, under cath thyy are 90 BE- protected.
bot .l lat as declarations vcrr made by him,
voluntarily, whether iu rrr-gucr oi the 900.
qus., or oihrrv ..r they iall within - crnrr-
al rule au! may ,lcrsHrc hc given In a. c,-
il.ucH
Toe Illrviu. witnesses v,r, then exam
irr!. l. y. small. Itlsln Waterman, Thorn
"a. Lane. John II Ous. Au,lgy ". Huls..,r,
Moe, JuIkius. aul Warren ;. Downs.
Nr. Sual. testified q, g. thc listnncg- De-
tUgrn ;ly prominent PLACES a.,ud-ln dur
iu. thr trial
Nr. Waterman was one 90 thc jury 81 in-
gua,t. aul also ibr magistrate Who issued
tlc warrant Tor apprehension ui Knight.
o. tcstiagi o. tHc situation 90 tie heater
moss. aUd g. t.. s,svt- sI-.o ',. IT. hl>'
Testified % thc aVTaalucc 81 the deceased.
Mr. Iaue's testimony wJs cJgrUhJTaiiNc
pf evidence ALREADY alJucHi.
Mr. utis testified o. Knight having hrnt
several Grrl.tnLuu tbryc1rl, last S'I'., and
thr cirrum,tlucl. Attending their r,Sis'r1-
ton Toe government introduced two 10! The
drgL.-hu,h 90 toe same jltc--1ur from h.
and hi. vilr CA Der own right, O. Mos ;.
jordan. aud tbg other from JlrlAn back g.
h. alone. TAGS jyyl, cp,crul the h1mc-
stead property, which belonged O. Mr.. X.
lul thc .l,.fu,u .ut contend, that do" dr.!,
are closely connected with the motive iur tHr
fr thr crime. Whgihyr % q proposed 90
show that iri. apparent tile 90 tie h0m'.
stead property v1s obtained irutu!ouiiy,
lpr. uHiaTrrsr.
Mr. pu.s,lgr testified Co Knight having
..r a common cotton SHIRT uu tHr afternoon
lglrrr ,he murder. Ju4siu' testified O.
track, 40 tlc heater Ii.cr, and Downs O.
Imrrrr.r attempt, pu che part 90 Il. tlIr1-
ear, lim tH swear o. DOS whereabouts uu t.g
night 90! thrmuyi.-.
TusTuNTu nay.
p.uui. ElvluIs and Prof Augustus \.
IIpyr,. were ihr uuly witnesses examined.
E.aul. ig,uGai O. au attempt 90 Knight
o. IrIIr him O. testify that hy lE!varisl
WIS with h.u 600 thr light OF ihc death ui
w. Kar.H'.
Prof lllyr- D, scientific Chcmi'; ana
Ns,,yrr r.,I!iu. boz HlstHu. ~, testimony
was .tt.uat such length that wc can CAV
nu'y Co., sYlslucr of % instead Oi toe iu,,
length r.f.Jt Furnished us hy our reporter.
ne testified as O. thr IrnTgriir, Of bl'yi,
AMI thy chemical and iuigrp,ruIical mean.
us,l O. detect its Irr-lucc. llcal-' i,siuh.i
90 having sGIeytei spots, having Tie aT-
ualaucs 90, h,Jri, walch were found ca iar
s.irt that tie prisoner wur, GA ihc night 90
the murder. pu thg y,g,i. aul ,l.'isIia 90
bis rart. uu ile chain and ring OF thy yUk"
u.rl lv him that night, Goa lhc hatcher Aulis
and 600 tlg ,lucls earned by Knight %
GRAY Oh tests. and finding they wer, bloody
Prot Have, also testified 90 certain meth
q, ol lrtry,ius gar Difference Ig,Ncgn tug
blood OF man and tia; ul some kinds u!
sr.s.Is 49, testified that hc instituted
comparison between ,hc blood ga ,hc butcher
kuiir and that 70. q ,rcrp, aud found that
they wer. entirely di,,J-,,INr, and that 'I'
blood ou the An.,e could n3l aa'1 OseH '..'t
ui shop.
Tie yf,.s-sSamiuatiun Of the witnesses
wa. 6, have c1muyug.l Un Tuesday MORN
Iuc.
Elrruo> co. SENATOR Syp>m. Tho
Washington correspondent OF the Boston
Traveller uys .-
'lt wa. SON u1i.rl abroad that the S'u-
a'0r wa, loo ihr city, and after nine O'Clock .
thrr. war, several callers. many, however
cUr'rutr. them, l,r, with l.avus thrrr
caro-, instead of uh,rudus their company
VIXEN D. was necessary that hc should have
rr,'. Thr senator slept well that night,
AMI in jar morning appeared % have cNpr-
r.sn,gd n1 90 gf,ct' from bis quincy.
Toe mex, DAY L'sr,,m was thr,nsol with
visitor. p, that i, was almost impossible ior
,he senator G, accomplish anything himself.
Bat 'lr all that De got oil a Ar-c quantity
OF public documents which Lndaccumglated
during his absence. About two O'Clock he .
role up o. tie S,pata Chamber, accompa. .
nisI only by friend, aud took his scat .
But De bad no time 70 remove his oycrc5at .
~ gloves before his chair was surrounded by I.
friends. Thrur greetings were very cordial