The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-29

went home with bim we walked
of the way he was able to walk; did
give him any assistance; am not =
whether ! went to the door; / saw !
next day; did not see him any moro {
night; there wos nothing unnaturol
strange IN his appearance Price was
ting under wagon, McEivoy was So
six feet back from the wagon wagon
coupled 60 haul sixteen foot lumber Dc
know that his face was towards McFlv,
FIR. was facing McElvoy; ] was 81
by % th" time No voy throw Fri
was staggering around wagon was sta
ing sull When gluss wits thrown am
of it; saw Price get of tho wagon at
he was hit he got off alone don't KIN
who started with him 20 the drug.sto
McElvoy started of, / think ah
of him, Fridle, JEFF. Miller, XII
man and Price rode togeth
think Mr.. Clark rode some; don't rec
lect whether Clark rode all the way
not.
BR. GIBBs--wITsE FOR THE PROP
My name is Gibbs my full name 1.
A. NJ. Gibbs.
Judge Allen objected to witness 70.
Tying, the name OF witness not boing
scribed on the Indictment The ma
on the indictment was dock Gibbs" .
/. Are you called Dock as often as o..
thing else ..r
! am sometimes called " Doctor" sotl
times Gibbs and at other times "Doc|
The States Attorney objected to Jut
Allen questioning the right Of DR.. Gil
as II witness.
Judge Aliens objection was sverru,
and the witness examined.
] am physician; am graduate
Rush Medical College, Chicago; hi,
practiced since 1868; knew John
Price, examined his wound DR.. Renfr|
was present. We made an examinatI
together; had no instruments to max
thorough examination; did not exam
the brain we merely examined the ext
nal portion of the skull, and the locati
of the wound between the eyes or forehe
the fracture appeared TO have been p
duced by blow from some blunt inst
ment IL is my belief that the blow eau,
his death; did not see any other cause /
his death; did not attend to him duri
! his sickness can't tell what day Of Z
week 1t was / dressed his wounds on
day he was hurt; the wound we dres.
was the same one we Inspected at the p
mortem examination; wound was a flC
wound the instrument must have com,
oblique direction and wounded the h,
towards the right; he was bleeding sol
Gross examined by Judge Allen
Have not had much experience in :
gerry; saw Mr.. Price and dressed
would he walked in my sffice Fri,
was with him no ono else; the Gu, v
about an inch in length up and down, u.
the probe and found no fracture; wash
the wound after his death hold post IN
TEN examination with DR.. Renfraw Pr
was large man, about 45 years old | shot
think didn't appear TO be very ST.
man; had slight acquaintance with hii
the wound was clean fracture, about
inch in length.
Hero followed discussion on the an
cmy Of the head, after which testimo
| for the defense was heard.
MR.. PERRY-wITSEss FOR THE DETEs
ANT.
Lives Mt Sante Fe, about three mi
from Thehcs lived there since Go kn
where McPhee.el's mills is; am acqusint
wi IA John Clark heard of the d fiicu
where Price got struck was not in Thel
that day; saw the wagon driven by EriC
pass my house that evening John els
was not on tie wagon when 1t passed I
house: | saw Clark few minutes aft
wards; he was drunk York WAS with hi
GRAY HANEY-wITNEs FOR DEFESDAl
live four miles east Of Thebes hs
lived there three years. was not pres,
when Price got hurt; heard Of it Sund
morning; wss somewhat acquainted W
John Price; saw him at his home n,
McPhcctcrs mill on Sunday mornin
said he did not feel mt
pain, only in the nos
! Ne appeared to be himself; IL was ab,
ten clock Sunday morning Jacob ii.
and Mrs. Price were there; Price was
the bed when | first went I'M he got
Cross.examinei by States Attorney
/ went in alone and staid about
minutes; Price said the glass was thro
at Fride and hit him.
At ll:ij court adjourned to meet
100 Pm.