The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-05-15

no other time. Wilson Mclaughlin
gave precisely same testimony.)
ADNEY LANGHAM.-Wao in AudI,
tors ohice after pros. Wit. had been
brought In BY Porter; saw def. there;
saw deft. whisper 10 pros. wit; could
near sound but no words; den. stood
ct side Of pros. wit.--spoke aloud shout
long drive then whispered-do not
know ifhe replied; r. was leaning
over with mouth 6 or S inches from
bis ear; few minutes after he asked
name Of man who whispered to him;
yesterday he explained why he asked.
GOss- -e1.-Pros. wit. was sitting.
deft. was leaning; witness illustrated
position) def. spoke first.
THEo. McGRE.-Was open till b.
tween II and 1850 night of burglary
lamp on post was lighted and lamp In.
side; saw no team pass; lamp on post
would shine across street. r.. and
Duncan came in and called for trips-
might have been 20 minutes or more
before closed.
Gross-er.-After II when 1 closed:
think Holtslandsr was there; can't
say how long Mckee was there after
r. was there.
Golden recalled. like to
state more particularly n to place Of
meeting-stil adhere to what I said
yesterday. asked pros. wit. whore
| met him that night-wouldn't like
to say that talk with him fixed time
or place.
Cross.er.-Had the talk after leaving
Court yesterday; 1t was the place not
time was uncertain of: am more cor.
tain Of time than was yesterday
grew more certain before counsel
ceased cross. questioning me.
Re-drect.-I found by his question:
ing I had gone home with Haley and
seen no one and 1t must have been the
last trip between 10 and 1890; was
near enough to see RS. face distinctly;
was as near as l could be without the
buggy's running over me.
A farther re-cross and redirect sx-
animation ELECTED nothing new. a1tsr
which witness made explanation that
he did not like to answer questions to-
day Hest he might do 30 under bias Of
what pros. wit. told him-by bias did
not mean friendship or favor for any
one; II had had his memory yesterday
as well as to-day could have answered
more explicitly.
CHAs. LoNGLEY.-Saw pros. wit. in
Auditors office day he was brought to
Upton under arrest; saw deft. stand
ing behind and at side Of witnees-T
was Immediately in front Of him.
Thought deft whispered to pros. wit.
and after moment witness answered
in same way without looking up; saw
lips move but heard no words. His
mouth not more than II or IS inches
from witness ear.
L. NJ. Brink and J. N. Rider both
gave substantially same testimony.
Isaac Sin,ons recalled. Am jailor-
conversation I heard last night at jail
commenced by "You are trying to get
something out OF me to commence on
to-morrow-you had better 60 to bed"
Pros. wit. laughed and said "Why
did you not play your hand and this
trouble would not be on your" Def
said he had nothing to play for and
turned around and said, "By Cd, I
did not expect thisW Witness said,
sWhat did you expect, did you expect
me to lay here without help or aid?"
Didn't hear deft's reply; my little boy
kept bothering me: there was . point
as to deft's guilt but I can't remember
it. Pros. wit. said he would give 500
If Muzzy was in deft's place-there
was a reply but l can not remember It
it did not apply to the particular
point Of guilt.
Witness, Simons, was dismissed and
then recalled and testified that r. j,
replied to the pros. wit. wishing N.
was In his (R's) place, "What Ia the
devil did you blow on me for ?"
WM. CARL Was In Ridgeway . sa-
oon night of burglary; about 10 o'c.
Muzzy told deft. he ought to shut up
Or he would get into trouble; don't
know II NJ. was there before; there
were many there.
C, ,oss-er.-Was in saloon an hour.
may be more-was drinking beer;
don't think my memory was partiou-
arly bright that evenitg.
JAS. L. ROwELL.-There were "a
watches taken, some mine and some
valued at about $3.50; also
bracelets worth $50, box Of old silver
worth 500, a box ofsilver rings worth
lbout $l5 and an account book. The
was broken out and the safe
blown open by use Of powder. l got
Ill my stuff back but watches and
he account book. Burglary was on
Of April 9th, here in Upton.
o. w. PoRTER-Pursued burglar to
ialena, Ills, where 1 found pros. wit.
u possession of the goods. He said
le had 2 confederates here to help
lin. He went there with . span Of
,rey horses which we found there.
Brought goods and pros. wit. back; de-
ivered goods to Sheriff; saw them de-
ivered to Rowell; they were the Same
FOODS.
Wn,. Crawford re-called-Can't say
met Ed. Golden, the witness who
estified, but l met man ut crossing;
lrove down Cedar at. 2 blocks, went
vest block. south blocks and came
lear running over q man at ono Of the
it was at the shop from
which tools were taken. I got tools
t a brick shop. Had no means Of de.
ermining the time. I was on oppo-
ite side of buggy from the man; dsft.
VAS with me. Deft had my ovsrcoat
vhen watching outside jewslry store;
ant say how he wore it.
Cross-er.-Put on my ovsrcoat again
when l got in buggy; went for tools
,efore breaking in; came straight from
In roh RI shnp and from, ohop fr atopn