Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14
local NEWS.
AhUsEMENrs -n-sratr.

p!cCcscd ~ herself, entitled "Wo AN, Trials
or iioi aid Counterpart" At its rst prrsen
ta'ioT, IN IA. earlier part OF Miss P.cy5sts en-.
gag T' Mt, IL was received with m ch applause
ny v'ry lnrr" audience. st = Inustrious
Guides the entertainment :
WaSHiEGTcN THEATs ,-LucI,le wes-arn
sp;-S:s tonight in n cha ae.sr whi.h ~ ~
lie uEiy aid has few del neato-s Superior tn
as tic h'iBdly Jealous wife and .. The sf,.,
waids repentant and heart.brokan mother
Mise isiiy ror rays All the varied motions
81 saioasy, rage and love, in . ma which
mass ,ns suolence see, not Lucille Western
acting, but Isabel yaRe in reality.
CASrERBuRY.-The Ro,iande brothers, IA
,I'ouA 'of shef daring and graceful aero ,ati;
:e',is- are cow performing At this re.ort Ju,ia
Ac:t;n:er, Kate Pennoyrr aud Dick Parker
htt- also resppeared here, 10 the era iGcat,on
o: Vie patrons of that esta blishment. The Cour.
Il irsuiy ~ Ill appear tonight, in the beautiful
lei IL, 81 adrigais OF Spain" Thr new sansa-
tion drams, "rhe Boy OF the Irish Brigade"
ccncluGts the entertainment
hA.IsrIks-in the persona o. Kathleen
O'Nei; and Eva Brent, Hernandez has a br.cr
Of vrcafis;s not surpasse az any similar e-tab-
ii-EmsGt In the country. They ara graetad
Hi;h ,ocii'rous applause at every appearance.
ln addition 10 these, there is = spiend,d .ou-
Pany OF r: J. and female performer, isTarious
foi.s. fcr the -ntertsininent OF the public.
MrEnEa CAsE-T.i01 of Ira Temple for the
ESrcnr.ef Conrad Ssii5moa-Ira Temple was
AIrsi2n-d Yesterday morning for the murder Of
CobFdd S.iigmsn in October last Both these
parties we're Government transt'rs, and were
0racGuaintcd with each other. The prisoner
balls iroIn RostoG, and was formerly menu
bar CT :hr 18th Massachusetts regiment.
The r,risUnrr pl al not guilty.
lie following Jury selected Henry
Them. john Mead, James T. Roiseau. Taad.
Stury u, VIM. Parker, Rich'd l. Ross, Reuben
woIthin. tUn, John Scriyrnrr, Thos H. I.arner,
George II. Grant, - Brrre.on, T. H. B1rroa
I hii i-' Ii ether jurors we're called and chal-
ienrcd oy the prisoner.
sam hiiips, Esq, appeared. FOR the defence.
MT CarTlneton oiened the ease for the pros
rcuiion, AID Grfrrd the law in RELATION 70 mur-
6'T lie expected 10 prove that about the ti:ue
the hcmicIGc was committed the I;rsonsr
armed with a siurS shot; that ~ met casually
with iii'- decreased st - public house; that TIM
PIE follow. i &c accused ont OF the house an;iin-
nict1d he wound Of " hich S-lisman died.
TIE mrs; witness called was Dr.. Netemaa.
WHO ie>tti-i that he WAS called 10 sac SaIig-
man "i'rry' ring in October last. lie found
wound inIiiCtrd evidently by n blunt instru-
ircGt or ti.1 left side Of the head oyrr tbs. ear
He ftlJ satisfied from examination that the rx-
te:Eai table Ui the sku!I WAS fractured. lie
p'cuiifri'y about one of the eyes. Siigman
was cheerful and sitting up vixen i,r Nrwm III
taW him. and he WAS aStonisiIed the next morn
ins " Ken Ee heard OF Ills G;,tii.
j;T- Amman testifsP! that he made post NOR
terO exam 'nstion. lie found the fraetarr TX
tended 1our-and-a-haiI inches. The wound
" IL SUFFICIENT 10 Produce. death
A-. JGEs f'EuSer testified that he keeps pub
Tic i;cusc in thS First Ward lie cam across
;h' stree from marEet. having received inC,r-
nnaricl: ti;s- Sfiisian ~ a. hurt n. fouDH de-
ceas. Il ], inG on ;Ec pavement a short distance
frcr ii% (I'nuger'sl door He helped deceased
up arc earned him to his own PSI house.
witness was aSskfrr. by tie prisoner and s0rue
ether :ar!i,-a raTli'ti. Whrn witness first saw
SeIigniar he thought he was dean. While Sc
i;Em;:7 was lying on the pavement Temple was
Etardirg tesids him.
Sce:rei Drsyy IN. sistrate) s.~orn-Wi:nees
had 70 recoii:ction OF any person sayingat the
examination to Temple that ne had better tell
all He asksd the prisoner what he had do.e
with tie siung sho, and ne st:tl,-ti tina. he had
thrcwn ii liz q priyy. from which il was after.
wards iakrn. The prisoner adm tied that Ia
had borrowed the siung shot on the evening OF
the hCnnicide.
9hc-,as Htoiacard (coroner) sworn Witness
drscritc;, thu slunE shot, which had a knob on
skull.
john II. stinshcosb {policernan) sworn.-Wit-
mess was standing ON the south side of the
Eaikit when he heard blow struck; saw de-
censeo tail, and party of three or four persons
mailing on. The officer testified 10 substa,-
- na!!y TIE s:sms facts rs Mr. Drury in relation
u the slung shot Wh"n he arrested Tempe
lie said hr HAD not done anything, and witness
SAID ne thought that he (Fempie) was the man.
and he replied thy would have to prove IT,
Temple apps AIRED 10 BE sober
AdSi raus Lard jbari<reper for Mr.. Pffuser)
testfi' d that On the night OF the homicide Tem-
PIE and three or four others cams in. After
dT1nking malt liquors awhile. deceased went
out ans wa followed; lay Tenn pie ard his p1r;v
be afterwards saw Sell oman lying on the
pavement. mere lad been no quarrel between
decease5 ano prisoner.
Pss.ttFioa Bebsfsr testified To the fact of bav.
Ing sea n The GLOW struck by Temple; also, that
TIE prisoner had obtained the sinns shot for t.e
purroze cf knocking down the wagon master
Temple said II MAS Tor that purpose he OBJ
tanned il.
chos: Galke and Geo. Emory testified to sub.
startiIify The snme facts as the iatt IT witness
TIE rrc=ecntion here closed, and witnesses
were Gale Tor the defense
Richs-d skinner was the first witness sworn
I. nf
ID Straits, when Temple and Emory came up
ard IN wrnt IN ard took u drink. WItless
thinks t'::t Temple drank blackberry or Cherry
brandy. Temps, while in the train,Has a6,liet
peacrah!e man; but the week preceding the
homicide lie had been drinking nearly ali the
tine.
Mr Phillips here read several af;idayits from,
persons in Boston, certifying to the prisoners
good character.
torney and Mr.. Phillips, and at 5js O'Clock was
given 10 TIE jGry, who retired 20 their room in
charge OF baii;Gs.
CANEpRRsrSTaTroNT To arpEpuIr Rpo,ux
Alderman J. r. Brown, of tia Third Ward so
distinguished by long and faithful ser vice in
me ei,y couhelis, was walled on . lew days
sinea ~ committee OF his constituents, and
presented with = brautiful ebony cane, orna-
nsentSd with IL handsomely chased geld head
and inscribed IS follows :--.s Presented IN AL.
German J. r. Brown, by his constituen ts Ian
GaTy 1st 1865" The cane is got up in sam
I.ewis's best style.
the foiowin grntiemen:-J w Angus, A.
&. Richards, J. r. Eodgson, q. Alfred Hall
and C: W. Spencer. The presentation letter
aboundrd in happy illusions, and the reply OF
Alderman Brown was equally felicitous and
feeling.
FAT a meeting OF the Grand LodSr.
on Monday night, Parker III. Sweet was eiect ted
Grand Secretary, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death OF John 7. Bangs.
The Library Association, !. o. .. r, held its
quarterly meeting last night, when resolutions
expressive OF their feelings 1T thu loss they
member and Treasurer, John T. Bangs, and OF
condoI.nco with the family OF the deceased,
were unanimously adopted. George w. CAL
The Library, we are pleased to learn, Is In .
prosperous condition.
CHARGE OF IARCgSY.-Geo. johnson. col
was anest-d last L light upon a charge OF steal