The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-08

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there was more blood in the ri il, 's"l
owing 10 its position; face blooly p1h
right side with dust on IL; the n,s.s "a Wa
tho elevators WAS from 3 to To bn!b.Iy Of
hour; (hy the Court, the wheat VII WI Peef
carried to the loft OF the mill 4 I n, 'iiu 10
model sink, il is . feet G inches bisb ''e M
onis,idej . te5t : inches vile ut tob 5, ;Ss
ia The siuk of oak timber 8xI inchs liN
IA back part oil sink on tho outside. ana ~,
boarding on the inside; ribs are all nm, ,'''
except me one 70 which the pin Is fisteasi
hut with a smooth surface, width Of III l-oS
! to inehesj RIBS are fastened to the iai,,a
aboyei the sink il on TIC ground alos ~
witness then explained how III, eIagl,aNg
are worked; made no examination MI
might; was summoned AZ a Juror n, ~
inquest and made a thorough examin0,;o.s,
the sink, witness by the model sba~.i
where tho blood was on the inside If ~
sink tho leak vas or S inches Ia lss,,L
wider in the mi Idle ihin at each ami ~
leak was not made by the pre,ars ii NJ NJ
wheat; exceptions taken By the defea,,ts
a question proposed by the STATE. IL ~
meantime the Sh1riif took Dlyi, On, a..
short time, all Dyes we're Instantly diro...i
towards the pris iner Che question. eb,,b..
from bis experiences as miller c,,
determine hos the leak oecarrel th,r
allowed 1t 10 be answered, ltha witn,t.c,,it
not tell, from the size the sink NJ N, in.
would 1t contain wheat en1uth Ia g..
such a lalk could not tell how m, M
was produced, saw in the basement ~.
corsiIs nnt of the leak lyiag 1lgt o,,5o
aJori about . or bushels had e,,,a,i
from The Sipk on She floor; woul1 rsnsl.
tie leak from the l0wtr hl1r; c3ld r.
the leak from the in,Is bette. than ~
the outside saw blood on the el,e az n,
opening of the sink next 10 tho rljls and
some peses were handed ~ from ths MI
at The time the hat was taken out. The mn.
per portion Of the grove was brokenof m
not the under side (Sherif swora to il.a.
NY the pieces, they were given 10 me by NJ,
Aormrnl on the Tuesday morn ng aief tba
murder y tho pieces are similar 10 the oBe,
! saw on Friday night, they are oak; there
was some blood on the door near he ol,.
side OF the siak; there were spots also on a,
gable ell Of the mill, as II they hal bean
spa,hel there, two feet from ths aoo,.
there WAS or bushels Of whea, in N.
sink, the elevators re not runnin. viz,
! entered the sink iolal bloody WI All,
The grinding sink on the third a1or, on th,
I 18th OF April examined the ghea, with Nt
suglar, We we're appraisers Of tho par,)au
[ property; found it to be stained went 10
/ on the garnet, examined the tailngs. All
/ found wheat clottcl together as large asa
/ hazel ugj; the whoa. WAS carrie from Ii.
| sink by the elevators up to the smlt machine.
ard there thrown olt by the screw in IA,
/ grinding sink found wheat stained with blood;
/ there was 10 the sink ~ bushels Of wheat.
/ at the inquest the coroner read the law as,.
/ tanning to iHquCst, Drs. Manakeoand Moore
examined the wounds, after they were
through the crowbar was fitted to tie fras
+ tu.ed by Israel Norris, the foreman. aadh,
[ Jury ,hoaghi it fitted; Mr.. Norris stood IA
[ front of the heal Of body. which was lyi,,
/ face d1wh on the beach; Mr.. Norris hal %
/ raise hi arms 50 Us 10 Gt the cr0wbAr. lii s,t
I try to II, it from any other position; Dav,
/ was before the inquest.
Witness was asked 70 state what was Dart',
| testimony before the inquest
/ To Nc. haulsby. The coroner took notes Of
] Daviss testimony
Mr. haulsby then objected 20 the iestiuo,y
{ Of witnes. az not the best evidence.
! Judge Miller said the court knew Of no lau
/ requiring curnuers to take testimony 10 wri,ia,:
l ans person present at an inquest cound lesty
/ To what was said before it. The C1ar, q
! Appeals had made similar .,ruling. n,
testimony of witness was admissible.
Witness cnntiuued-Daris testified bihfs
the curouer's inquest that on Friday April
5th, Nj. Lynn sent him to Linwood to mall
letter 70 Alfred Warner 70 take his horse AL
ride fast; that Lynn said be bad bought prop.
. ertF Vt Warner aud paid 500 10 bud the bif.
gaia; that he had sold his wheat to NJ. g.
y'ar, aud received thg money the day before,
Davis said hs mailed the letter AZ direstsl.
I and returned abodl dluner time; after report.
Ing % Mr. Lynn, he went down To The mill lal
started the gearing to clean some wheat itsg
/ that Mr.. Lynn came 10 the mill and gave bin
an order 10 take 70 Mr.. Russell a, Unoa
: bridge, and told bin to hurry back, beeaasi
h. wanted the horse 10 take an account oT.f
70 David Rhinch1rrs Davis said be gsni b
Union Bridge and presented tn account 70
5sr. Russell and received an answer had Bis
hair cut at a barbcr's; 1t was about saui5sa
wbcu he returned as he was riding past ihs
mill he thought from the noise il was raEaiag
tnn fast he went IN the mill and found tie
strap was of the smut machine; came dsEa
AMI stopped the mill that he waited 90 Rob
ert Williams and others fed the horse, 4s
dressed himself to 60 OUT Mrs. Lynn callsdu
him 70 come to supper ho then h1sd up tie
horse and buggy and went to Union Badge
the substance Of what Davis said on MoliIi
was the same az he stated on Sa,grday; Dkr,
said on Monday that Mrs. LO0kingbill aIksi
him whore sir. Lynn was and be told her lbE
Mr. Lynn bad walked cut Davis said that b
and Shue were not together ~ Friday boiIa;
conversations % saturday he said they we're
sitting together on the platform VI the miiI
said they were talking about tue giflsi Da'.
said that few days pruVi8us h. aud NJ. Lynn
were Ia the uill-roDm, Lynn was lying %
bench, apparently asleep all AZ once he start
ed up aud said he waited TO count bis noael,
which he did, on the bench, and 4, amoaalsi
to about 81 400 said he knew part o. il bal
been paid away by Mr.. Lynn, leaving ssas
$500 or $685. said he left Onion Bfidgs sbasl
, o'clock, where he was seat with the ORDER
said be brought back an order from Mr Rar
sell aud filed Il 10 the Office; Davis SAID ~
Lynn told him that the latter Informed NJ.
Warner that he (Lynnl had the MONEY aad
wanted % pay him the fret payment DAYS
said he kRew that there had been 500 pail
and that there was 5000 due; Davis sad D.
went TO Union Bridge, got young lady az
made visit and returned about one oelosN
Saturday morning; said he had asked NJ
Lynn for the horse and buggy gu Enaal
Witeess said taat Davis ought to have gone y
Union Bridge 1.-TWO and half milesl and re-
turned ia an hour.
Gross examined-Daviss said be and Mr.. sa'i
had crippled wild duck GA Friday lsornas,
and put 1t In the mill race the position Of D,
barrels about the sink was such as 70 alpNl
the attention Of the owner Of the mill u be We
an experienced miller the body did not 'o4sl
either side Of the sink IN taking It out Ib'
court adjourned until tomorrow ats A. NJ
FRIDAY.
NJ McKinstry, recalled; Israel Noi'
ris, foreman Of the inquest; Peter H.
Shriuer, Daniel Wolf, Joshua Swltl''
aud jesse Anders were on the stand To-
day Their evidence is necessarily DE-
ferred ill our next, when we shall c0a'
tinue our report Of the trial.
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