The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-28
Ia W NZ,ELZIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COURT-JupGE BOND


John Davis, charged with assaulting officers Col.
Inns and Adams, and crosscases against the officers
for assauting Mrs. Ellen Davis All the parties
adjudged not guilty.-John Moreland, charged
with assaulting George j. Smalwood was fined
Is cents and costs.-John Reed compromised an
assault upon Charles Morgan, by paying COSTS
Michael Finnegau and George Calvert, charged
with assauting William Scott (negro) with a
brick. Finnegan fined S3 and costs; Calvert not
guity.-Peter Ward compromised an assaultup-
on Francis Davis, by paying costs.-W alton
Thomas also compromised assault upon Pat
Mccormick in the same way.--State Us. VIM
Bordley (negro), charged with assaultng Mrs.
Rachel Norris, by riding over her with horse,
Knocking her down and injuring her head. The
injury was received at the Bel Air MARKET on Sat
urday evening week ago. 1t was in evidence that
after the woman was Knocked down, the negro
rode on and paid no attention to her
AAdjudged guilty, fined $40 and costs
State Us. Daniel Broderck, charged with disor-
derby conduct, ard breaking in the door of the
barber shop of VIM. Brashears (negro), on CLAW
street. Broderiek, in company with Baty Smith,
and man named Whalen, tried to get into the
and forced the door open with it. Smith and
Whalen were not arrested. Broderick was ad.
judged guilty. Fined $40 and costs and imprisoned
three months.-John Seeger charged with re-
sisting Sergeant Metzell in the discharge of his
duty, was adjudged not guilty.--Wm. Bloome,
charged with selling lottery policies, gave bail in
the sum of s2,OO0-John Wylie. bondsman.--
Adjourned until this morning at IL o'clock.
CITY CIRCUIT CoURT-JuDeE KREBs
Ionge ct al u.s. Grafton ct al. Before repor-
ted. Argument continued by Malcolm for com
Plainants. and Matthews for espondent.-Nathan
Thompson and others William Hawkn. Before
reported. Opinion of Court fled sustaining de-
murrer to BILL and dismissng bill of complaint.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JupGE MARSHALL.
q, casper Melcher us. George Becker. Appeal from
Showacre Judgment afirmed.-Philip Vein.
berg Us. John Schneider. Appeal from Ridgway.
Judgment affirmed Martin Spellissy u.s. Michael
Dougherty. Appeal from Hayward Judgment
reversed Samuel T.. Lester rs. John Hartman
Plaintiffs appeal from HAYWARD. Judgment
affrmed.-John Tubman Us. Daniel Schoolhouse.
Appeal from WEIGH. Judgment reversed.-As
signment to-day from l to 81.
SUPERIOR C0URT-JUpGE MARTIN
Equity business on Saturday to-
day 447 to ATS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JuDar GILES.
Meets this morning at 10 o'clock
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY CoURT-JUpoE BREWER
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 26.-The case of the State vs.
Joseph ii. Edwards, indicted for the murder of A.
Barley Kyle, was resumed, and the defence called
John Harrington, who testified that he was at the
10Th ward polls at SO o'clock, and saw part of the
riot; was standing in Mr.. Bomeu's, on the corner
OF York and Light streets; heard noise in the
street and went out; there saw Edwards and A. b.
hyle; the latter had pistol in his hand and Ed
wards said to him, "for Gods sake, don't shoot"
Kyle fired, and rush was made to get in Bomen's
mousse witness was pushed in the door by the crowd
and saw no more.-Wm. Tuckey testified that
ne was at the 18th ward polls at about So O'Clock,
fWTinng up stove stove in the judges room Dayman,
ia putting up the American flag and the Union
Jack; while they were at this the Messrs KYLE
came to the polls; one of them had package of
tickets under his arm; a fuss ensued; one of the
kyles was knocked down, and as he raised
cried out, "Dont shoot, for 'V Gods Au sske@
put up that pistol" the boy Elmore was
Kyle fired, and at the fourth shot the boy let 90
and fell in the street; witness, after putting up
the flag, went and stood behind tree; there saw
the boy lying in the street, and he, together with
Edwards wife, picked the boy up and took him in
shop; tore the boys shirt open and found he had
been shot in the left arm and side; thought he was
dying and went for physician but could not get one
Edwards was in the shop when witness went for the
physician; George H. Kyle fred the first shot wit
ness heard; the only person witness saw with PTS.
tolls or guns, except the Messrs. Kyle, was Leon
ard W. Gray, who put his pistol at George H. Kyle's
head and fired; before he fired Edwards shook his
for Gods sake, don't shoot" witness was putting
up the flag when he saw and heard Edwards remon-
stratng with Gray, and he would not have let 90 of
1t they bad shot him; when A. B. Kyle shot the
p BOY; there ,ha was no crowd in that d.
rectlon that witness saw, but crowd on the pave
ment was pressing George H. Kyle; |
witness saw A B. Kyle when be lay in the street. |
TGt ad not see any person shoot strike at him.
,L NOT swear before the coroner's inquest over
a re poay of A. B. Kyle that he did not recognize
that h he In the affray.--Mr. Williams testified
the Messrss assi'ting in putting up the flag when
some person s sIe came to the polls with tickets;
and M said tickets
cane: Adam B. K WYE defended himself with bis
his pistol Edwards threw aH in the street and drew
out to desst; fired the n ho arms and cried
Kyle was then knocked down and SOy Ed Elmore fell
over him. could have stamped his Upwards ES0 stood
II be had chosen, but he appeared 10 out OF him
ing to keep peace-By the defence e o enSeavor-
When A. b. Kyle fred there were severn, state
around him, and Edwards tried keep the
back; witness and Mr.. Tuckey let go the favrrowd
and ran behind the tree when MIR. KYLE s1 ppps
in the crowd; Tuckey let go and ran
as well as witness, and the flag was put up after
wsrds.-:M Miss Elmore testified after her brother
had been shot he was taken to house near BY, and
she went TO zee him. and when aha antared ards