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saw Bentons body and told who shot him, witness
then went after Gambrill.
By Mr.. Dufy-Did not the man witness took to
he Gambril coming alorg Franklin street. witness did
Capt Linewcaver. Hoffman, Johnson and others
go the south side of Franklin street. Wlle he was
standing on the corner.
Officer Mcdonald, swom.-Was Franklin street on
the night Benton was shot; Mr.. Mills, my partner was
with me that night was Standing on the southeast corner
Of Franklin and EutaW streets when heard Benton was
killed. had left Walters Watkins and Norwood had been
versing thcm little after IL o'clock this
conversation the northwest corner parted af-
terwards witness went 10 his own corner witness
then saw Mallory White and stranger come across; they
were talking about White going work with this man,
then Gambril came along, in company with MctheFsoh
and another person whom witness did not recognize;
Gambrill dressed in dark suit and had on darh
cap witness then man come from behind the wa
CONS up the street, he dressed in light Clothes ana
had on light SLOUGH hat.
BY Mr.. Whney-Saw crowd of men leave Gamb!lu5
house about 10& o'clock that night several were dressed
in light clothes took of them to be Cambria NE was
dressed in light clothes when witness saw GamDfn PISS
him after that time Gambrill had bundle under his arm
the bundle looked like bag the bundle was under ms
right arm; Houck, lsenhardt Mcpherson, Miller anu
others wentout with Gambrll Gambrill then was dresser
in light clothes; after Gambr went into the house win
the bundle he came out and asked what was the mtteI
asked who you after witness replied he did not Know
told them that officer Benton had been killed; Cambria
said he would go up TO Morgan's and if he could near
about it, Gambri then up towards Morgans; when
witness told Gambrll Benton killed witness thinks
Howard Davis said The ought to have been killed ohS
ago"
By Mr. DuGy.-It was between five and ten minutes
after heard the pistol fired that witness saw Gambril did
Capt LneweaVer and friends pass along the street
BENJAMIN HoItz. sworn-Tive at $50 Mulberry street.
am paper hanger by trade work for Mr. Smith, Baltl-
street; the night Of the murder was coinlns
down franklin street with officer Jaoney, Mr.. White,
man named Helm, and John Mcpherson, when witness
heard pistol fred we midway between Green and
Paca streets Mcpherson said et's 80 back' we turned
go back and Gambril, who said Its no use to go
baCk-it is Isenhardt up there druNk;N Cambria then
crossed diagonay Franklin street. and when near AGA
GambriI halloed to witness to come on witness
after that met officer Watkins at the corner oil k9Sw
street. they went down to Gambrils house and asKc lo
Josh, Gambri said there was no josh there t1 ON a.
said all right and then went out saw Cambria at
Morgan's that night, and went with him to the mouse on
Bidde street; Andrew Miller, Mr. Oliver Burke Nelson
Thomas were in Gambrs house when the officers came
BY Mr. Duy-I nearer ten than eleven when first
sawGambril atAorgan's he stayed there about 10 minutes
Mr. ouc Isenhardt and Harris were there; don't recoi
ect the others; witness went out with the party wewent
down Bidde street and serenaded married couple ana
then went the house of Mrs. Green; sung Few
songs there; the party was quiet with the exception Oh
one who wanted go the house whether or no; Har
rs went into the house; witness officers Burke and
Handy the house. standing against the renee; old
not see any other officers witness left with MCPHERSON
and some others and down the avenue; had got to
Pearl the when witness heard the cry
of watch;'' witness heard pistol shot midway between
Green and Paca Streets have known Gambrill between
and twelve years; have known ouc about eighteen
good terms with all of Them Harris opened the door OF
Mrs Green's house, while witness there the window
shutter was closed witness saw Gambril on the avenue
the Bee Hive Tavern before the pistol was hred
met Watkins about two minutes after heard the report OF
the pistol they went down Gambrilis and wentin and
then went out; when Gambrill after the shot
was fired, he was about two payements behind; -,
By Mr.. Whney.-When witness Cambria before
the shot fired, he the avenue opposite the
Bee Hive Tavern
John H. Helm sworn.-Residc in Aisquith street; place
otbuness in Calvert street. an dealer III stoves on e
night in question being disappointed in getting man to
work to in the country witness met officer Maoney TO
whom he told this difficulty and Maoney said he thought
he could get who would suit they left the Middle
station house to find way up Pleasant street
MalOney arrested woman and went back witness waited
the of Charles street. it was eleven clock they
stopped the of Howard and franklin streets;
from there went to tambrS and did ret fad the man.
then went to Mogans and did not find him. then went to
the truck house and were again disappointed we then
went to the corner OF ddlc street and the avenue tee
several persons about there; Maloney asked for Mr.
White White STEPPED out from among those who were there
and said he the man; witness then stated what he
wanted with him and Maloney persuaded him to leave the
crowd, who might prevent him from gong to WORK;
White said he would 60 Maloney, White and witness
then down the together: others came
after and walked sometimes in company and sometimes
not witness did not know who the others Were witness
kept down to Eutaw street and then left the others,
After the Examination Of this witness it being near
three o'clock the Court adjourned until this morning at
10 o'clock. There are number of witnesses yet to be
examined.
William Couson charged with taking pair of horses
and carriage from the Cattle show grounds and cruelty
treating the horses, admitted to bail in the Of $500
CRCUT CoUHT OF BALTIMORE CTY.-ilon VIM.
Geo. Krebs, Judge. The Court was engaged in the
following business Yesterday.
Joseph b. Russell ct al. Talbot Teackle,
Trustees ct al Injunction restraining trustees from
selling certain property under deed of trust. Mo-
ton to dissolve the injunction Argued by r. john
for defendants. Not concluded.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-Hon. William i. Mar
shall, Judge. The following cases occupied the
Court yesterday.
Charles Inglebert IS. Robert A. McAlIister. Ac-
ton for money had and received Verdict for de-
PENDANT.
Assignment for to-day from 25G to 29l.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-FTon. i. Collins Lee, Judge.
The Court occupied in the following case on
yesterday.
William Fisher rs. James Frazier, administrator
of VIM. II. Frazier. Before reported. Not CON
cluded.
Assignment for to-day 357 to $50
UNITED STATES CmCUIr CoURT.-ITon. Chief JUS
tee fancy and Hon. Judge Giles. There was no
business transacted in this Court yesterday with
the exception of calling the docket.