Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-11
LOCAL NEW s.

&'1 IeStsst IN tne public mind, came up for q
lnrtoer hearing before Justice Dom ON satt,rda v
Tue squire managed TO keep a tolerablv clesr
ROOM ana besides the parties interested the wit
n . and lawyers, few others were present
s s0Ggn qnlte large crowd surrounded the doors
Al twelve O'Clock Squire Dom called upon
neo. u spencer, ESQ, the security for Mr.
, ssaopl 70 bring him 10; and Mr. B came In and
~ and Cttermehle. The counsel on the other
SIDE was Daniel Radcliffe, assisted by Capt God.
oard, X n Laskey, and VIM. II. Ward =
Mt Ottermehle suggested that an important
witness for the defense was absent and inonireS
Tue proper course to pursue under the circnm.
Stances and i was agreed to proceed as far as the
Mr.. Rateliae desired to explain his pos,t,op
He was not here as volunteer He had been
called on by man for whose Character as man
ana en- orncer he lelt great selcitude He pro-
Mr Bishop, and Characterized them as .lmost
Mr.. Bradley objected to this course of Mr.. Rat
n,nS 1t ~ wa. calculated to impress the public
mr. Radcliffe rejoined that he wanted to state
his understanding OF the case.
NJ ny, R Ma.s Sh.s s,s a. to interruption,
remarks az tended TO affect his client before the
public. D>-'e'o INC Ao
Mr.. Ratclife went on to say that certain nnbl,.
H, LIONS had been made In the papers affecting his
clients, especially In the Star and he wanred In
nave this matter fairly represented 4. :
mr Ward here said something in an under
'os, ABOUT the Star not giving anything right
ng OF ne case, 1t having been once opened on a
Mr. Raiclins then read from IN. s,a, IN, an.
stand ~ " '"e
Lisst; G,sSy, of the Baltimore police. who said
ne reslaes at No. l07 Hartford avenue, Baltimore;
ProLeston at present lieutenant Of the police
Last Saturday evening a messenger of the mar.
snal brought me description of a man who was
charged with a theft in Hayre de Grace The
th ssia ne understood, upon inquiry, that
tne man had arrived in Baltimore from Havre de
Srsee The messenger Mr. Mclaughlin,
aud he brought the description to me to And hi m
ny Last Sunday was in the station house and
lad down to take a nap, and requested Mr. Lind
.ey TO wake ne up IN time for the 20 train In
the morning. lie did so. I got up and called
MI Fields, whom wanted to 90 with me to ar
rest the man from Havro de Grace, and also a
man named Clavoy, who had stabbed a man
JIustee Dom here remarked that both of these
men were not from Havfe de Grace) to which
Baltimore I found il was about four oSeIoet
and hurried down to the depot I got on ths
first car and went through it. it was abont tJyentv
nlIn9'ss pas. Tour and the cars were later than
face that recognized in the cars that morning:
IA iaet, did not pay attention to the faces II
was concerned about the clothes, the description
nao referring to them particularly, | met Mr.
Carter on the platform with Mr. Albaugh. he in.
troduced me 90 Mr.. Albaugh We SHOOK hands
passed the time Of day, and went on Fields and
lssslt went In the station house Never saw the
defendant thatl know Of. While standing there
cat the depot saw two ex-pollce-ofieers On ths
platform Of the depot Messrs Wallace and sIjt
cneI, went down the street. l did not carry a
single man there; and had no Thought of doing
so There Is no other lieutenant in the middis
distrlct OF my name. I saw no Empire club
M Hen mere AT all Am generally acquainted there:
II any nao oeen there would have known them
met Garter there purely accidentaI .s,. ~, M
man tnere from the Eighth Ward I have NO
lnuHlate cquaintance with Mr. Carter =.
C,oss-exaimed by Mr.. Bradley.-First met with
, SOouttwo years ago in Washington; didn't
Know Elm In baltimore; had not seen him till
t ttse IlaSy night week; had conversation with
pim ,ssiaay night and Saturday night Mr..
Bradley asked what the conversation Vas about
Witness-As was passing through the nasSsge
rom the front ONCE Of the Station-house there
wltness described the interior arrangement of the
49, ,i nouseJ gentleman hailed me and intro
Saced Mr.. Carter. MIR. Carter said he wanted IN
see Marshal clifford. told him he was not there
and he remarked that would do as well ~
soid me he would like me to inform Marshal Gif
Iofd Ihat he expected a number Of ssRoughs',
Were going in the steamer Columbia To Was5irg
ton to Interfere in the election here and wsnt,sd
nm 70 detail several men to watch the steamer
ana see u any took passage and report their names
TO him. told Marshal Clifford understood the
train TO start at Is minutes past O'Clock and I
also understood u started later than usual that
morning inquired II any other train started
My reason for asking was thought the man was
after might go in another train. desire 10 sav
here that after giving my testimony before re-
mem oered that saw Mr.. McGuire al the cars I
can't say il here when be testified lint
think was not. l recollected il after Ieft ths
Ornce. Knew Mcclure three or four wears Am
Amos. sure l Ieft the depot before the train
started. On my return from the depot met tyvo
or three policemen on the street was at the depot
seven or eight minutes 4 cannot saw there was No
beItlmoreans 10 the raini there may have been
many, but did not see them
To Mr.. Uttermehle.-I know Mr. Zimmerman.
dldn Z see him that morning. Don't know Hoof,
magic | don't know the one who introduced me
10 Carter The conversation with Garter was IN
Friday night. / saw no party Of eioht or ten
precede me 70 the depot; might have been: didn't
notice them at the ticket office Am not positive
OF seeing carter IN Washington two years ago;
but such Is my impression. i am not sure OF
seeing Albeugh before met him with Garter: n
Il have IL was In Baltimore; may have seen him
frequently Neither Of the two men we were
sfter were arrested l don't know many had
characters in Baltimore. have only been about
nve wee Ks on the police Here little plessantrv
passed between Messrs. Bradley and RstcIiss
relalve 70 the business Of the police to know bad
Characters In which 1t. Grady Joined good -hu
moredly attrtbuting his ignorance TO the short
time he had been in the police business and did
he expected TO be more thoroughly acquainted as
he grew older There are eie BIT Lieutenants in
the police force. Under nv captain and myseIf
there are 10 police l was never on the police
before. was arrested once on a charge of being
one on OF party concerned in shooting Sergeant
never accused Of asscciating with bad Characters
am carpenter by trade and worked AT hat
business till appointed TO this position. NV bus.
ness lies particularly in the middle district
When left the depot Carter md AIbaueh were
together. F
Edr0rd AbdEgh, sworn.-I met Carter Friday
night at Z o'clock; walked around tII M: be went
home with me, and stayed with me. We GOT M
saturday morning, and I went 10 market he
went 70 The depot We met during the day and
ne stayed at my house Saturday night I went 10
Capt Henric Ks and asked him to ran for me Al q
O'Clock sunday morning. He did So and we GO,
up and went TO tue depot, me and Mr. Carte lad
Mr.. Schultz he went an far as the depot WHILE
standing there, Lieut. Grady and another polics-
man came up, and Carter introduced me Carter
Grady, Schultz and myself were standing on The
platform; stayed there some time and saw Carte,
get on The cars, and the cars go or Saw another
man | knew-Mr. Hope. Saw no one 90 with
Carter. ! didn't recognize Bishop there saw
several en- policemen Standing around
Cross-examined by Mr.. BTadley-I was with
Carter from four O'Clock till the cars left we
were Standing In one place nearly all the time
Hope was not with Carter. spoke 70 him Mr.
Carter couldn't help knowing him, There might
nave been two or three ex-policemen around
fecognzed them recognized one who used to
oe a. tne Lexington market. I saw him there
nearly every Gay Can't say how long he was
mere. Don know his name His beat was not
IN the Vicinity OF reSIdsnca a.