The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-31

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We drove Or 10 miles. then eaid vould
like - have my closAes. Boyle ana Collier NJ
"You cant 60 back" In Memphia. Nia.ousi
Collier put me In jail. The irss night out from
burlington, We stopped 6ve or six miles west ~
west FONT. boyle, Werk and Collier slept II
Boyle and Work sleps across the door I ma.
tol laid in the window. dont know vhethar
Collier had any handcufYs. heard soms,h;p.
rattle like il. Collier said, II am resnon s;hie
Tor you az Memphis" When promised 10 -
knew should be compelled 10 70 hec.Sss
they were more than 1 could MANAGE Rl.Is
vas here one or two weeks before Work Was
| we'll. "eseu "e
cro..eramined. Work and l had been
around rro IRON to o'clock, Thursday evening.
mules While waiting for dinner. AZ . private
house IN the corntry all laid on the grass.
Wnere We slept, pistol was in the window,
ana Coiliers bed was across the window, so that
1 could not reach the pistol. We got break.
!est ~ harrington. ! have been back from
Missouri since one week ago last Friday. had
agreed not to prosecute Collier. staid in Mis-
souri, from Monday night until Wednesday,
when left Missouri the first time, l left openly.
Al Pennington, had q letter written to INV
partner here, telling him to hire hand until /
came back, and to take care Of my clothes.-
Collier wrote the letter, but he said he didn't
want to-he would rather have BOYLE do it
Collier staid in Missouri over night. I never
TOTO anybody that went of my own accord
The day came back l took a ride with Col.
lier. WI
Direct resumed. was offered money if
would not prosecute Collier.
The prosecution rested.
TIRE DEFENCE
Il. Walker, sscorn. l am acquainted with
rembieton. l saw him after he came back from
Missouri, talking with Collier Collier said that
people blamed him for taking Pemble,on avav
Femoleton said that he was not handcuffed.
y. .. Schrdma, s,corn- | know Pembleton.
once he came from Missouri asked him if he |
was handcui!ed and taken away by force. He
saiuH was all . mistake;-a FREUD Of his got |
into trouble, in Missouri, on his account, and |
be went down to make it all right.
Aoet ARMSTRONG, suern. l went to see Penn |
oieton, after he came back from Missouri. He |
toio me went there on account OF u woman |
scrape.
- Turner, scorn. was crossing from the
St. Charles to McCash's stable, when Collier,
who was standing with Pembleton called to me.
saying, "This is the man was accused of kid
mapping" Pembleton said, "You never kid
mapped me-"
- Harris, s.corn. l heard Collier say to
fembleton, they accuse me Of kidnapping
Sou." Pembleton replied, "You did not-you
have treated me WE'LL" Collier asked him ii he
had ever read paper or warrant to him. lie
,aid no.
X. Sseodrt scorn. had conversation with
Pembleton, after he came back from Missouri,
saw Pembleton and Collier talking together.
Collier seemed to be excited. The same day |
asked Pembleton if they used any violence with
,im. He said no. He said he knew that they
could do nothing about him, and he would 90
through hell with them that he was under
bonds Of $500 about a girl serape, and went
10 settle that.
Here the defence rested.
The case was ably argued in the evening, by
Nessrs Conrad and Darwin, for the prosecution
md Judge Rorer for the defense. Collier was
discharged.