, 1859-12-06


vclopmeuts. The Court was occupied yester-
Of Mrs. Elizabeth Riley ty the defence. Moth
ing was developed to change the evidence as
we gaze it on Saturday. The girls replies were
very ready and sometimes decidedly emphatic.
After the conclusion Of the cross examination,
Hillary s. Iu.lcnhcrger and 4. W. Getz, Of
Milwaukee, who were Jumpertz employers while
he remained in Milwaukee, we're called to show
the hours in which Jumpertz was compelled to
be in the shop while in their employ, and also
show what clothing he wore, in order to brcak
down the testimony Of Mrs. Riley's, she having
described his dress, when he, She claims, that
Jumpertz was introduced, and visited her while
sic aud he Tired in Milwaukee. Each Of tho
witnesses testified to his punctual habits in bu-
siucss, aud that he very rarely, If ever, left tue
shop except at certain sisted periods, when he
was allowed to do SO By the rules Of tic shop.
The testimony Of these two witnesses was some.
what conflicting, and did not seem to establish
auy fact in a very decided manner. 1t the con-
clusion Of the above testimony
", S. T1SuRoIcK was called. Was the jailer
when Jumpcrtx Was arrested; ceased to be
jai'crin December, 1858; docs not think be nd
nitted any woman into Jumpertz cell; at1er he
had been in jul sometime let him out Of his cell
to cut the boys hair; kept him locked in his
cc1l for the first four months after that he was
let out every day; Jumpertz was not then al.
lowed to speak with any one, unless myself OF
| Ar. s;auter were present, 50 lar rs know; I
think no one went into his cell while was jail-
or; Ssuter and myself had keys to lis cell /;
| thinks be never let woman into Jumrcztz's
| cell Is under tho impression he has seen Eliza
beth Riley, but cannot say when; saw some da-
cucr7eotypes when Jumpertz WINS brought 70
iail; thinks they were taken from him:
Cnoss- ss-Er1mia<d-Sauter was Turnkey while
l was there; admitted women to the jail; wo-
men have been admitted to see JumreFt1; WAS
in tho practice Of admitting women could nos
tix the time when JumpeItx commenced haT1ng
The liberty Of the hall at an hours, until four
o'clock.
Uire.t-Some women came to see Busch, and
some Jumpertz; they were not let into the cells,
at least by my ORDERS
Mns. Mk1,SpA KEHok, sro,n.-Lire ut lGa
Indiana street; lived there about three years
camc from Newark. Ohio: know Elizabeth
Baldwin or Riley; her mother rented rooms o
me; she lived in my house nearly month, and
then moved on State street; had conversation
with Elizabeth about Jumpcztz in October O.
this rear she told mo she vas married to jun
) | pertz in Newavgo, Mich had = child By him; .
few days after She was married Jumpertz toll
he had terrible secret to tell he then told he
!. {Eji1abeth} thnt be {Jumpertz} had murdered
| woman on her account that be poisoned her b,
giving her laudnuum; Elizabeth told him sh
aid not care what he had done; she loved bin
+ 50 much she would forgive him all; Jumpert
. | told her he was afraid TO CONC to Chicago 70
fear be would be taken for the murder; sh
. said her uncle took the child and wauld tax
care Of it. This vas in October, 1859, that
had this conversation with Elizabeth.
The crosx-exanination Of Mrs. kehoe eiicite
:, nothing beyond her direct evidence.
JACOB SArLrER, e21lcd.-Am iai1or turnkey
| the jail: Junpcrtz WIS confined to his cell orr
, three months; during that time he had no III
err: after that he had two hours day not
tho time Of daF when visitors were allowe<
did not allow any woman to 60 to his cell up
!. tbs time Of bis first tEial; did not see Jumper
when ho WAS brought 70 jail
r. Cross eramtatd-Dont mean 70 swear the
hare never been women in Jumpertx cell; nj
.. have been there: don't know now many II
possible to tell: none before he had bis tf1a !,
after his trial Sheriff Gray brought four ladi
i. to see him, and after that time NE Indies ca
DC rery otter, as often a they pleased, aud We
he to his cell; Nj. H.stipes succeeded Ar. Te
r.. Hroeck as jailer; can't say when he came; dol
=. know of but iTe or six Indies that were 10 t
'' habit of visiting Jumpertz alter bis tr'al; COZ
C. not tell how many day, came; the
to- MS open; haze known ladies to
into his cell nnd stay long time; they beg
t to do this when Hastings became iailor, At I
tirne Nr. Gray took his Office as Sheriff. IT
was, perhaps, before Jumpertz's trial; ha