The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-19

IN the DOORWAY IN btOOpbR puSltlOu huu bue
beating Colonel Re die he thought looked like Horn
George @ Bradley iested that he % was ' also drawn to
ooT SEd John Riddle WITH VII ptcSor in hi, hand in
crowd at the rear end OF the room he saw Horneith
Hornkeith struck the deceased on the head with a
cane; the latter staggered towards the door, aud man
named ConnOr strucg him the head with q brick;
he then reeled and fell into chair. and Hornkeith
again struck him with the cane.
Here the Court adjourned until this morning
At the meeting of the court this morning. the
animation OF the witness Bradley was resumed Ills
/ did not see John fiddle while Hornkehh was
die he in The part the om with three or
99T en ana sl ann 9ey % 70 9e m
see what kind of motions they wers making, but
Ing the pa ement, from the II;
saw no more OF John hiddle; the next saw Of viii
liam Riddle was on the steps outside; he was then
bleeding ,, -
when he threw the brick; he was only two or three
feet from Colonel RIDDLE when he threw the brick;
saw his face at the same time saw Col Riddle Col.
lace was towards Riddles back and he was striiiinS
him the back OF the head with cane: distinctly
was broken cane; it was black, and about hail an
inch l6iGE that was the only instrument % % saw i1
RIDDLES head when he was struck with the brick;
him on the 'front.' OF the head with the cane as
George Donag6ey sworn-I was with George Brad.
ley that evening; & saw part OF this occurrence;
tSe door on Twenteth seet s ssw Mr. r09e o9sSs Q.
and Mr. Riddle, The that's dead on the door
SnG saw this john Rdae e Se pteRe rS s9 np
saw somebody take the pitcher out Of his hand and out
It on the counter; could not say who u was l saw
Bddle was at the lime right near the Twentieth street
door; MI Hornketh was in front OF Colonel Bldde's
Biddle couple of times; Colonel Bldde was sitting
saw Colonel BddIe after that on the step kneenf
halfway down.; L saw Connor outside; nobody else
saw Mr. Stokes behind the bar at the umei this was
when Colonel Bddle was on the door step.
the ice-pilcher In his hand. say now saw Horn.
with bIick Connor has gone away, believes have
John Riddle, sworn-I reside atNo. BIZ 8. Twelfth
street; in May last living AZ No 4l4 S, Elventh
RdSie think S had just passed bis twenty yeaP
he was the army about four years he was first aP
then he was appointed to General Reynolds staff and
Of May last went that evening with my brother to
the northwest corner of Twentieth and Hand
cUndOn as to health When we eersd ha
sss ssw sn @
HoInkeith talking TO him In mont OF the bar; my
Mr. stofss said it was: my brother ass ed il MI ovens
In and Mr. Stokes said he was was in % the back room
there; my brother not knowing him, ask d II he
to1k tTom his pocket paper and tod Mr. ovens lad
bee lett at the house and asked u was legal TO
property belonged to her. and the paper was made
didn't want 10 understand and my brother repeated
the question: Mr.. ovens then said "Ohl see what
you WON'T stand up for your own mother" my brother
9e inquire aoG m msnSEs Ms
9Seps 10 ns6 s6 sSG SaS on nnk yST are Saer
had the paper In Is hand at this time my brother
SO Veil brother snd into he s6T
ovens and Mr. Gamble came into the room, and Mr.
ovens went behind the bar with the paper; INV bro.
ther said "Mr. Ovens, viii you let me have that
er wa nS M SVeOa ad Sdee 9s Of
paper III see 70 you while speaking he came from
Rcd of the aGS dOor e u.s.
hand han 81 on my brothers breast In menacng way and
him not TO put his hand upon him. and lie repeated t
arm and demonstrated with him, saying. What are
you talking TO those gentlemen in that style for?
an oath TOLD him to go away hat he knew his own
at this lime discovered that Mr.. ovens was Under
the Influence Of liquor, and said to him that my
gone there to transact business, not quarrel; he
with an oath, said HE is loafer. aud 50 you,'
struck Mr., Ovens; Mr.. Hornkeith. Mr.: Stokes aud
us: 1 think 1 knocked Mr.. ovens down; my brother
used umbrella TO defend himself and it was taken
ths bar .nd himself wits i
as Si to the door, was SS %Ss a
| time; IL was opened, the men ran in looked aud
them third man came from the isont doos rsSt AMI
struck my brother with some instrument; thought
pitcher when he was slr1ck and Jumped q his a
Hs ooe s e pSSen from Og 81 bs
| floor and helped him, aad tried to get him TO The
| were aimed with the pitcher at me, by whom can
not say; I succeeded IN wardIDg of several blows
! then received one blow from the pitcher, and on
GO O the enc S6o and pushed him out IN ont we Of
| and followed him; there were no blows strucl
outside the door, unless IL was one with billy tha
IEnow who gave that blow; thiak it was Knp / s VIII
struck me; there was no other blow struck outside
| ing generally, and me particularly: came INT
collision with him a second time. and think
Stokes. Gamble. and Hornkeith were not wSer
was they were were fl fighting aa MI my S brother a. q
door; there were In he room Mr.. Owens. Mr.. Gamble
Mr. H9rnGeth MT stokes , MT: Kplp and Two other
| got outside went directly TO DR.. Pancoasts;
nmbfeS but some one advised me not to 20 into II
| place. and offered TO get them for me the way
! Dr. Panooasps my brother received no injuries froi
| Gross. e1 am ined-when went into the bar-room
bad cane dtd not atrike Ovens with It, nor did 40
brothers am nciined to thing Home one used il upo
| me; did not have the ice-pitcher in my hand; ii
stances think they have in that respect confuse
me with my brother did not strike the first bio
Here the Commonwealth closed.
! DISTRICT rCOURT-Judge stroud.-Charles Reile
Young Az action o., on book aeeount on trial,
Mary N Cox and William Colbert, contractor. BefoI
reGooTme%S eGom%oS SuIYE IYEGoEGzs-Judge AiIison-onrgomer
| VS. Grant. Before reported. On trial.
coMMoN PLEAs.Jgdge Brewster; certioraI
RUNiTED STATES DIST RIOT rCoURT-Judge Cad
shSoDs sa'S5 ON Ht trial.
The Grand JurygeluEned true biis ngnss tne Joi
eeSi JACOB suiodh, and John y Jacobs removing
srits 70 place Stn9fTseu 5nnn d ApdTewS and PaIrcl
ConneIIy, passing or attempting 70 pass counteriei
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