, 1869-02-23

.onips tora.d him swe.rtns. and Tia, he was

eonins tewa.d him swearing. and that he was
@10a VI nta'' yAxx, KELLY.
a policeman, testified inst Senter had told him,
aiit tho inquest, thst thrrc wcro oshers In &hts
ont no e. XII non. ~" ,e tes tH ao H., H. ue 9sa
ness aekrd him eovc1h! ttncs II anybo ody was con-
cefpet with him, and he satd Jes, mt he would
not say who, because 1t was enough for htn 10
Ofos. <zamlnatton: Vas taking to scuter Ill
the way TO tho place Of inquest R1d back. and
W.s vii IL ".J. s.ld here eo' uns iii
De wss brought back 10 tne Coun = Jati, vtun
.itness told him he was al sa'e and he might u
well teu. "intes las boeu detective during
resides On Ars. Recses place aud lived thcrs when
I'd - H. as h0s hs .nsn ta: ;ss tooe
his cun srd went ovsr. Went to the pisce ana
foutd d tha, Ktcs ,ws.., ,hot. shook him up md
@ IL wagon traek Int DID Iot sco tho ls.,tr wben III
10 ~! s,.5ed eus 1,ssa ,.s feopns .soot
@ 'nSn:s sSGss ssnsr s as!s fS% i5
Hres IL coming At him .wsa'ine srd threatening
lin. "h.nwe Yot to the oodX lhe iots hand was
IN The poct of she psn.s snd sae o:hs hind was
before thc brother nfdecfascd got there, and found
Burner aLd MR.. KerIs there.
Cross-e1dtntnofto7 The ground was soft and
the weather rainy.
'"~ louH r. Clarke
be1n1 called on th4 part OF the po ,pln, thc rrcep.
+t0u o! teRtlut ny from him w.s 0b]Hct I'd TO- On
I'll i, ground that hls nanIo was m. endorsed on
tho ndictmlnt. Tho state = Attorney cla!11, to
lAy, notified III sttosnoy Who sppeAfed for 5ebtss
1t lhe srIAipnment, vi l'tt OF witncaees In add
charge. The !urt he'd thtt ualess the rec,r1
khuwed thht The nsn,.e md hecu furnished, II
10 thr fact Of tho giving uf thl. add ontl iii,
rho afnohstt teloE wa1vcb. The ssate's At'ornsy
reesp.tulsied, bits statement whom shs objection
Tho wt,prss C1srk then testified IA folIoga:
In the With Il Spsomhgr last / lived wish
Chs1'et lsecsc, brothrr VI f1lI Rnese. We beard
hver, end whom VIC na,i reached about Gus four't
| the way hr rsrd wsG"R coming, We went ny'I
snd nat several .erron,; % ana stst 'od ~ a. Rll.am
aht ut stftv fcs, ftom sha hnuse. We eafr' Cd din
IN. w hla mi cz.m!ne ,ho wonmt. Y" foahd ,
~ax"n t,ask s,tnc : ,.t:n:o " 'Fosa !ha 'o"o, an'
Cro,,rx1n.,nuf.oh !: Ws ho.,h The wagon Anr
Ma had tsasted. II snnndnd - II Il waa vnl"g Il
Ghieaxo. knur1'dy Ibid hosFds osef tho stsckA
| JAo ifsck was ltrxef than tha oihtY.
| Tna rA0ancU1oN hsaf. ..
~ this point thu prosecution restod thetE casa
~ io a'tots.y for the aef,aSs mos1a ;hst "a
| OH the ground that 1heEc II no testimony iMpll
ca.ana lin, Tho p[ot.cn!lon objected. or e Z,
| boots, ard that Ihu WAvuniFack led 10 hls houst
Tau Jury wAs Instructed that the conftssinn q
tho prltoner. 8t ntcf, had no boRrlng In tho eau
1ss ,u11 ~ ,hsn b. fetred and .'of ~ .ene
Of dfIeep miuutcs. returned witt dcatrc lhst ia
pr,aonor be held until the close Of snc ts'al.
| 7uE DKTZAcE
| WaA then entered upon, tho afst witness swot
being .
| - JAMES EWING, -.... -
uho testified ~ follows: ! Eesidc In Indian. @
tho night Of The III @nting was going home fto1
Chteago. William Recsc lived abon. acven nl1s
north Of nc. Was at Mr. RrcttA house on II
night aftcr the shooting. Saw tho body nesr II
road. M. Lethcl was With me !: hc bad tcau
We met no wagons going nosb,: heard none ~
raw noEe. There were several persons With t
body. Mrs, Recse 1lid !" Don't you ksow thsl
was mao shot" and she says TO nc, IL tnl
you, JImw sud she continued. "Th
u the man that shot HIM." u1cantn
Ltibcl. She theu askcd u wc had n,
team. We answered =" no." Nj: Lelbele d.usl
ter IVES with him. and shc said Bhe had seen
boy 70 across the road. Then she ordered gul
and whom II WaB brought she satd It waa not l0a
ed. Sho then sent for smother oun, aud tol
| Lcihet he hat letter leave, since she eaid Il
thought ho was Tho mac. | have known Sent
! keven OF eight Jeare. have alwasA heard We
OF hun. Ella character haa becu good.
Erots-e1dn,sf dt&on-l Was driving nom ChicaR
home. Sometimes droye fas, and eoEooum
ow. The night Was dark, aud could Just :
the body lie on The ground. 49,
The tourt then adjourned until hali-pMt
| O'Clock this mornitg.