, 1866-05-12
THE BEDFORD, IND, TRACE
DY.
Second Days Proceedings.
Testimony Of Miss Ncsvland, the So.
duced Girl.
[Ftom Our Own Correspondent

Testimony Of Miss NcsVlnnd, the Sc-
duced Girl.
IFtom Our Own Correspondent
NEw ALBANY, lNp., 3lay 10.
The Court room yesterday morning was
again densely crowded, and great interest Was
manifested in the testimony Tor the prosccu-
tlon, which was resumed Immediately upou
the opening Of Court.
Phoebe Ward. VIM. y. Ward, Dcborah
Ward, Alice. Kits, Franklin Kits, Dean
Barus, sr., Jacob Racth and John ". Acorn,
were sercra1ly called, and testified rs 10 th6
hearing Of the pistol shot and finding tho mu-
tilatcd body Of tho deceased.
Testimony OF JAzEs Il. GLOVER.
Jar'c* R. 1loyer testified ~ follows: The day
Evans was killed .aw Sewlaud in Cai,ton's drue
store i was about eight O'Clock. He asked me II
Piled tla. he had Killed Evaus. dc VI. i've 9s,, m musn
EXCITED; more 50 than ever saw . rnansbeioec.
Gresssnnlae5cRs ns af'eswar1s leaned pPen the
bad ruined hIs daarher; ihas E1sas comneneed a ,e
When she was fourteen years Of arc. 40 moi 1s
amy. q about Evan. 1snr kcr seSooi iasshes. s as
looked luxe ntn under very great excitement HI.
e,es looked Wild. IL was nervous. us nnceEs
enough TO hurt me. noticed no twitchlnQ Of the
rnu,eI.s whcn be spoke ol bis dau:hteT be was
nc; mo5e than usually s5s!ted When eit him he tell
Observation-Disclosures slapped me on The shoul-
der and said that he pl.cra Ibis matte. entirely on
point Of honor. BE poin.cd down The road to
The latter exclaimed: "Ohi Ben" When Evans
was killed he Vas a lawyer, and had been psaeuc.
Ins n l7T soE Two or sh,cs Evan; e
knox anything about h,s being preacher.
1Esz1aox1 or DR. n41llApAS.
.ne TT Witness d.
and srtns. A person would die very quick f.um
sneh Eoupus ont mere nigh. b. eaEsaS ratnE
So9nns as ns ! S! Bdn as' ne
Nr<et E1amtnattoa r<stssxa-1 found him on the
hed. He sa!sed up Immediately, and caught nc.
excited and 20 was he. ne then told me about
killing Evans. He said about tso weeks before be
feee5yeda letter nom Bishop Hill, at Trre Hsute-
where 10 20. That Farley, at Tcr1c Hante, showed
him IN ANONYMOUS letter contain.nE iuforms.lon
about enc who vas pear and dear to him; that he
an anonymous letter. he said be wo7ld pay no al
enemy Of his u Bedford and thai be elt Tery much
letter. He also tad That Il his daughter VA. in he
1nier unate eondiucn indicated, he wonik takc her
asay ay snd take esss Of hes; that be Y .araed ..
.end sor uce1, sod she came hone oa ne
v,es Sas a us e. ss eD as asy
home iron, 'he country thai evening, he met I'D
VITO At he gate, who io'd him That nsiso a.a ar
sSoSi oas a. asnsaei efsd sns : .ep xs ~ 5s
He asked hc1. .Wbo vas mr. She said sEv7us."
ne then saw the tauenter, and she fs,l uron her
hf e
t.id that he then determined to ki,l Evan Got 1
pistol went TO his instrument case and got an am
hsn 10 his houfe. bur found hin II neither place.
Iae then returned iovafts town and met Evans On
ihe road and aeSsd. "who comes ,he.r." Evans
E1aut. ,.'Yon have sn,ned ny daughter a7d sskcd
,aid be did New.aua raid thss be .hen shot Evans
Ed 1tc latter tell, and essr eot pp a.aIn
AZ the conclusion OF The Doctors testi-
mony the Court adjt uzned until afternoon
AFTERNOON SESSION.
DR.. kairadan Was recalled:
t1e.Eintt-Aner leaving the body OF Mt. Erars,
Nhs:e cid he say nc vat coiEg2
IE.Dk be said be :. coin; 10 the Sheriff
What tuc1r cid he ,axl
couit not give IBIS connection, but thirk be
ehsneed h,s ming. ard ::lu he wonM % . tsc is,i
a1a g1sc h1usclf up. Went ftom-thete 10 Judge
tari!cns office. ano Feel ior the otce.. i>-Ecndsnt
was ltinE On tho nca whrn he reached the hcu-c,
.c:c and etubsscru tach o1hcr- lie Tss weeping,
and both parties were very much excited. Will
znccii u!a.cn'ir got hin, 10 JIG down: had sakcn
toss oi morphine The nsght before, wa'ch caused
v"mihng not ro-1tise wne gave the morphine.
d,tton had upon him!
HIS tan"h,rz ic!l down before him In pa.oxysm.,
ard that 1t ueut like tre th1unch bis brain. Th,s
Illicit acoEfr h.a gcnc fos ta.ce years, tht
Gtst time being *hcn she Has 4 fchooIg!rl. Or.
Sculand askca his daughter whether Eyau. Nas
awale Ct her preer.nt condition, and nne:hes 10
fsn oactrd hcf Any nst!s auec- She said he waa.
and that she bad = letter tsJing thlt he {EEsn>)
ptttd her. On learning thi-, the ttt, It scemcd,
Mrnt through big nEain, and he went to meet Evans
Wines tiated that he stked no questions; knew
Evans wts teaching tehool: MSS hfs understanding
thst MISS New land pcut 10 school TO him; WAS hss
understanding that Ewes was rcenEut1rd as min
is,cr OF The gospel IN The Caupbe1lite Church.
TESTIMONY OF NORRIS +. DUNN.
The testimony OF this witness was as 10
a single point. The counsel for The prosecu-
tion WtGhed 10 show the coat, ETC., worn by
Evans at the time Of the killing, which coat
and clothes were ip carpet-sack In court.
Mr.. Dunn was requested 10 show th. carpet
sack and cluthes. Nr. Duntam, for the de-
feucr, objected, and took exceptions to that
sort OF testimony. The Judge decided il 10
bc edmissive and customary. Considerable
sparrips between the couDsels cnsued, when
witness proceeded to exhibit to the jury the
coat, vest, pants, and hat worn by Evans ut
the time Of his death. They were covered
with blood and dirt, and the coat contained
scycral cut holes in the sleeves and body,
showing that Evans tried to parry tue cuts
inflicted by the prisoner. The panialoons
We're covered with blood, and haa holc bc-
law il,c waist made by tho ball tirst fired
Evans WAS rather 4 small, but quite E1Isc.1-
lar man, h,l yu;lld regard lin IS inir,io ii,
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