The New York herald., 1872-10-08

lessening, 1t being evident that none OF the real
criminals have any chance Of being brought to JUS
tice. The counsel were all promptly on hand this
morning looking much refreshed, both bodily and
spiritually. by the Sundays dev0tons.
Justice Durham took his seat on the bench at
nine O'Clock and the business promptly CON-
menced.
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The witness was cross-examined at considerable
length
dict the evidence Of the Aliens, and this witness
testimony completely did SO.
MARSHALL scROPE's TESTIMONY.
Marshall ScrOpe was next examined
live at william stockton's, and tho morning OF the
22d the through the lane towards the Garter
White sS had emu HE'D '
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farm farm about ps two n hundred n, and y yards
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got fence together; he vailed back with
passed on about ten minutes towards H.sr farm
w s1d sa s
hs s'S heaid s5 rs aa know about
The witness was cross-examined fully and ad.
hered to his original statements but his evidence
in no way bore upon the prisoners, none OF whom
~ SicEaSb srNE's TESTIMONY.
| Richard Sine was next examined:-
aS a nc ee 9asn @
and as% hundred
s m
step or two back tpwas my ,Sn home agaaa
asi n sS nsa. IN AZ Ssss hs %
,Ss eSs al Ss
wanted the That they had killed :,
ssS e SsTs
ns Pss's ss
sd s
but
'ne~ s.ss ssou.Dss o p y sSSa y % COME OF.
We haa not
This witness was also cross'exalnined at great
| length
| FRANK M'uRoY's TESTIMONY.
| Frank Mcllroy was next put upon the stand:-
ne fhsasy
night some men past the house one % or two
While
others running me two who came last stoDpea
ss
III
suppose on
%e ss;f them laid down. and ssfy
one a ns they Ssy pd Two took Z, IL
s tS ,eMa1as % she SIdss o!Isr coyiss
ssn!ds hs sss; tfS TIC
when some who, was coming along hit Lion with
s''nas $sn sa%s tow % po,si asas sP them
| pushed and sumblCd; his whiskcy bottle
sssss IT s5shs Hs
@ hs
hs G:nfi al SAID hf aIwn
s Two got
white or black one Of the other men said ~ cam,
.sasy sd
fn sS
rSns * esI ss
al he but s s Shining
heard John Kelly say, Gone boys, go back and don't
nd f1
A 'fssss s s"
snd ea6s they al ws%
hsy around The corner ne house don't know
fIa see e. hG hn %ne
sen, g n af G e Of ss ont
one burn i could see no men around the burn:
~s. ap ,cSn SpS 9S f .sn lit s.es sssr
Rey "S ff2a
went across the potato patch 70 the hog pen and Fnny
&ss sSIsa
asked him what was the matter With him. he did not
% only h hm get and
eyes felt for his hat and looked Fniy again told
s @
John Kelly and my father came IN and said iiniiy had
back time after with whiskey bottle about half
FULL; drank IT, and all went back TO bed; before
| went 10 bed there lot OF negroes came down
from the burned shantes thought there more than
hundred Of them part passing and part by
the mill dam; some Of them passed very close 10 our
so sey M Se By
say THE first that leaves this crowd Kill him -
~ they got by the store heard them hRoa, "A
| Niger killed"
| Crossexamined by Mr. Bird-In the crowd that first
came up 20 Jusc ] should judge there about
orty in the crowd that after there might be about
|
our house on the road that leads towards the brick
tavern shop Is about twenty-five thirty feet from
the house; the house Is between two and three
hundred yards from Rich sine's; I did not
| the crowd after they had gone over the
bridge they went SOUTH I saw Kelly start ofT around