, 1866-09-26
THE DRIVING PARK MURDER.


Continuation Of. the Testimony-A
Fitness Who " Ill Reveal Some
Facts To-Day-The Sons Of
Cooley's Owner Ex.
= 7''anlned. Il
Rdfeyss L2n9uaEe-Me1Ieal Evidence
Interesting People
In Danger.
The second days session OF the Jury, empan~
nelled to investigate The cause Of The death Of Nc
Ktaver, Tho driver OF the horse Butler in the late
race, did not draw 90 many persons In attendance
~ crowded the lower room Of tho Central Police
Station On tha preceding day. Ths Jury was punc-
fuAl In lis attendAace and come measure OF pro-
gress wAs made. The evidence was sonawhat H.
terssting, tho more 70 when one Witness vas
Withdrawn to allow him to investigate his knowl-
eoGe wlLn t9e eompaftson o. ylsaRs hereafssf 70
Jury.
1osKrH fAnAonx
e e. & I'd
hs r. on 4 ,hs gsoana antil twe O'clock. Ra 81
duns IN he 1ses Vii 9 b. SSe sefofs
M he aAh heal. II ths saloon; Riley NJ the.s IN
Itoid Riley i thoueht hs haa not 6ettcr start;
thought be lad better get the race postponed, &c.
hs ass. it e: 9s I'D ; L. as s sad e e s.e N
e: E: = 81 e ass .5as2yet 5sy =: :o 'i5
Ms1.ar vent 2 ths 5adses stand s e s.. The t1oi
postponed. We made qpa plan to get . CT 1p
fS5 s,5 ss e s6sss ssss Sud s4
As. Hastings went to Riley aud askel him il he
wanted to postpone the faca; Riley said he did.
.sa Wantsd postgonsme1t neeaa:s a. e. th9aght KneJ
MsKeassE. and shogght + 4 came e close
had great deaire to WIN this rses. Knowing tie
man, ftheaghs It woald b. better II thc race was
@ ssn fRGE 5nE Ia e xasa IL Ell Il t.
th,aE e had been drinking = Ilde TOO,
! think Riley i = man that likes to yin. He
jockeyinr, and thought he would out,judgc
Vim 10 raee; Thought hes Was ls.ls anety. &c
won the two frst heats easily the third Mckeavcr
Won m easily; On he fourth heat mill they got on
tsnps g esies @ s. horse, I'D S badeE sveivea 50
Sd heat
In favor Of Butler, howcyer, and there was
coed deal Of dlssststsetoa a On The next
Riisy came On the ground be appeared 70 be N IN
toxiated; did not hear Riley mako thteatsi
AeKeayer said TO him, What arc you afraid Of.
s as dy feoa 50 sg
you have I'D tho best q il rom she start and |
had sess 81 ,Ss bnsa
would not beat $50 on The dszt heat and ave
aollars ., that :, Butler wsuld hca! Cooley
IN vas not hal n to ths arst qusrts1 rbcn IL
horses passed then coolcy'a head WAS about OPP
po,s S ees% es oh n9e' s ssss nss
s'os! 1sss' sc not g nse{ q
VIII aesSye: asS e ksa Rssf @ b "a
going In, and stout .nau came up to Riley, and
mo mo I'd I'd sioot p: ! SID. stand y, yoa IA
cane Mckeayer : ~ 70 in ous" Kieys id. ~ don't
II! as aS Rels: .eGssht sssst
az. ard S B pull and fRn'!ed pask
@ he a bad SeIes 60 .na e. repe;, q 'ae ehe
.t v.s y deal. tn1 as mse
other way for thc crowd vii kt yon. Tor Il Is re.
e' Esa sR ss ss ssa
"lf1 was you would 50 round and 60 to yon!
aGn.s eeope e uele ss' e,cS sT ,na + sn1 tns
and said he zee Sc L ;oa ill., Re sald sy Sun sn
over the mal,, and for mo t, le. 60 q him. rs be
ssed e 1c1e sa' Saw spafe as
in saloon about n2idaisht Then ~! heard 81
Scripture tola me- ,hat some OF one - else Ell hid tod
lad 20 istlmation . tthe sonecslmcn, q a portion
i - El{i The be- mss. ss ls A hssrd 'a'sfiSn h!m
e. ea sFss ESss ns hs, e a e
~oas Iii ii s H. Is: aasss 81 icy
so 1o ;c sRa ak a' H. M
Riley would telc III Tho chances On driving Ge
threw Dimmtck over once, hut hardly think be
5e s Postponed 5 ofed don't @ saiat HS asy
Charlie or Gus. Hastings 1t the time. / urged q
no.tp9nencns ISnI i4 9et hear Charley eay any:
In which tho race wpn1d be endrd.
~ ;,urorsI! beard q ,he finding q the board
Sn saturday t night bit did not hsal who foand L
ths senec. and Cooley Tapped him on De rlghi
side. ! was then perhaps 2s1 yards ftom The
asx *an 81 md e0as asss ass asaspea 81 2a5Sa
1tseems to me- Is though Riley should hare seer
what occurred, although he may have been watch
a ey sapea e. e. hs's noasbt osaI t.
Butler sulkey bit the fence. did not ihInK, how
ever, That Kiley vas sober enough to ddre his
ling between the drivers was nothing more than
| hare heard between other drivers. / have heard
thaN a, ~ @ 9eT saoes but hare moi
a sn'af ape shos,a hts a,s9
dfa s fsSy SsS Rfy hid b.
face,
By Mr. S Smith, think The nan that stood
At the rate McKeavcr was going he could moi
avoid The blow. Had 1 been driving eilhcr o
hSss 'e. Tond have wanted to h.s
run over man and lots Of th{nrS. Butler was
always at tho score. but When they eame to the
start coSls{ was always ahsaa, ihea!l iiiey say
lear Kile! elaim these Id Been IA fSal dsisias M s
Bue e % of the ~ Is ha haa whore sas Sess
The race Va, advertised 4. matea. think III
s's seI IT, 's @sesy xeers
sq bad aoS1 fess
hunt your wife for you.r started from The doc
aid met qnite = number OF policemen. Som,
ss1s1 S bs bcass gse il ss Sst
ni1cy ir:n said, " He is in there; just lei
him" They went In, and saw them through m
Kilcy was about tho back room door. The police
man said that he would hare to arrest him. Rile!
5aid, An ttslkr walked Into the house, ani
esen her since the race. nade the remark tha
Y they would wait . moment l wonld hunt IN,
and her: lfenad her at the stable, and told be
oef nusoano mac oeen arEcated.
,.,,.z H. :: 4. aohS. =. D.:
Ea.st EEs usn s;a s"1ln, tesnnca q lolsows: Mr.. Ae
nss oes3zs Spnday evening. He was brough
Wenns ,Ss1g T ~ ny 1a 1a6sense. , ns bid. had
woant ,SoNa= e .s Up a triangular s.
1 sns err o. me triangle Vaa abont N inch TO th
icM q t1e ~. vne margin oftt ran horizon
ward and backward These lines were about tw
IT, %enSs lonS. + me instrument commenced 70 mar