The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-16
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY APRIL 16 1s7-Q UADRuPLE

=-re white everything around him was bu. memorial Of
shame is VIII nking and ai lag ee.ore ann ~ dnus
World bis home summed bv H. pure ani bameesa e
his very name 9ss r me sys', s 81 Inc
to be pronouneed with scorn and contempt IN al he high
Il was while anorns an er Influences sgrh ~ nave AZ,
ness and distraction by the contemplation Of msrss whe
daily hourly spectator Influences ana
Impulses tart Ne resolved TO vs Tie author OF all ihs run
MOST nfcnY prsrsvgp,
and which the common and universal Of all mankind
mos. ns a aD a,a, rGLtsons'y aprr.ys zen,
but Kals was no. severely injured He was soon on the
GREAT FAMILY tNrLUrSoE
be dep'ased; while poor scorned ruined
@ q @ SAT led @ ns
n sr 81 ana hui 10
After the occnrrenc. In juno McKass whole and
relations 10 The amiy he hau earfuy wronged changed
lie then and open denied having the
sirhood pro.itn,e We have reason 70 know that those
who have in charge his here this prosecution to
which laty they, wei he'd forth the world
% r Nc .op s ae branding
,,.o., ,, GIL I, aE HAP nuISEp cor..,or,
BELIZE AMI conviction that hs eadv han hs aes eye biz
daunt,s courage anu uuerrng aim would supply him with
large advantages in any descrption o. encounter ne might
upon both the is."er and ION Of this girl lie
neaiae began to browbaat and insns this DO upon al
tna. he armed himself and went armed with The
that When he WIS ked be had on his rsrsoa no less than
TWO BIxEARRrL nEvoLvERs,
Ike an s
M hat %osr 90 OF
way 70 offer an insult to this prisoner and we eApee to
me. Nc as and o,eras street 70 the side whss s he
Mex was,
YOU gentlemen Int he had mot been supplied with SELF
from he effect. Of aa. meeting e Be able
Lite did that proud man .bnk that the ra boy he was par
M "0Tn had 1s % the
shoe Of battle and been calm and comprised amid the roar
he mad also been . spectator Driven
he was too brave Nn .hrs he in
the fight he had no. provoked proved the better man
a %
a g S. IL.
That he snail be restored 70 his family aud friends fully
senismen cited passages from the law books There
. nnwtssn law :. as tina. q rs Modes CD amG
rhine, and is essential to the conduct OF society as
tlenen great bearing upon this case. you viii
when we oier our testimony.
While this statement was being delivered the
silence maintained IN the court room
WAS REALLY PAINFUL,
and not q few were moved to tears by the terrible
Lawrence Wilson, Charles Medora, Enos Davis
and William Wolf were then called and examined.
and as the facts sworn 10 by each were materially
the same, Will give the testimony Of one, as sworn
TO, from which 1t Will be seen that new phase OF
the case mas been presented
Enos DAVIS testified that he lived in Cumberland for long
time; knew Mcksig and knows Block; them on the
morning of the murder Mckag the north side OF the
bridge that WINS creek spoke TO him he passe
him looked after him; him change his from hii
right to his left hand him put his right hand behind
him and pull out
SOMETHING THAT GLIsTENFD:
Block coming the street the opposite side; saw
Mckaig and the shooting; Mex ag throw
up his after the first shot and his drop from his
left hand.
Both Wolf Medora that they McKai have
pistol In his hand and drop in the street after the first shot
struck nm.
Medora swore that after the death of McKaig he I'M
huckei o,t from around him, and on that belt was an
empty holster
The did not disturb the testimony
given. ..a.m M
The evidence be given tomorrow will be intensely In
tcresng 1t is expected that the sister of the prisoner for
sake this difficulty took place. will be the stand
large number of witnesses others arrived tonight