Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29

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aud Poplar aud with the crime might be v
complete, but defense objected and the 7
court took the matter under advisement. "
At $40 the Court adjourned until
Friday morning al 10 O'Clock. The
Judge instructed the jury to refrain from
talking about the case during the recess
and the prosecuting officers directed tho !.
witnesses to return on Friday morning.
The ease loses nOue Of its interest by Z
re iscn of lis age and the tediousness Of
establishing certain elements Of the
crime. The state is endeaVoring TO prove , =,
the links between the crime and the
prisoners.
From present appearances it is hardly
possible Tor the evidence on both sides
10 be in before Friday night, and should
the court adjourn over Saturday the case
will not be given to the jury before
Monday night. w. ). r.
FURTHER INTERESTING TEsTiMUNY-THE
PRISONERS GLOOMY.
New CASTLE. Nov. 2S.-At ten O'Clock
this morniug, the third das Of the bur-
glary trial, was begun. The audience
present was quite as large as on Wednes-
day, and everybody judges, lawyers,
wituesses, prisoners auditors looked |
oncnce of Yesterdays rest and the tradl. |
tionsl thanksgiving turkey.
The prisoners. though looking well, are |
not so hopeful. IL Is said, and Carter has !
arrived at the conclusion that Delaware
contains some Of the d-dest. hardest
swearers to be found in the country"
/ He laughs heartily a. the stove story OF
/ MIR. Aiken, and says If he couldn't crack
| a b,nL without the aid of a stove he
/ would unit the business. The prisoners
think every one present except their
cours.l. me opposed 10 them, aud be vail
,nefsct mat a ,neals from. the Quarter
Sessions, as they call this Court, are out
tho nuestion
A few minutes after ten the cricr an
nonnee1 the court opsn. when the names
oi the inry were called. the prisoners
brought IN and the case OF the prOsecu-
lion resumed.
Thonns Doughprtv. who testified on
Wednesday. was recalled. lie said be
made the fips found on the stove ut the
, hnnse nj Smith and POPLAR; he delivered
/, IL AT the house and next saw it at the
uolica station.
Retnp rross-examiped he said h 2 deliv-
ered lie nine ia question to a colored
p Woman whose name he did not know and
. whom he has moi since seen,
e Police officer Banhardt was recalled
q and testified. He took the stove found at
Inc house and removed IL to the city
Y hall. also. ,he pipe connected with the
f stowe was removed.
The cross examination ELECTED the fact
4 that tho nine is and has been since its
!. caninrc nnder the charge of Chief OF
c Police Brady
f. OGicpr Lepp was called and sworn. He
a n
2 b.aftnrnoon of the Sth of the month
e ,yherf he fonnd several other officers
e and nv d,rertian Of Mr.. Brady took chsrg,
or no articles tound in the house; afte
It ro,,o,.in,, tbsm tn the Civ Hall. in com
49, WIN o,nrers Hone. Carberry an,
(. Rsniorit actin0 ON information fur
e ,,ishod he several narties. he visited tn,
lie ho,se at me southwest corner of Mint
- Kirl,wood and after awhile gaine,
g an ENTRANCE himself, Mr.. Carbory an,
Mr. Hnnbardt thon went m stairs and il
"a ~ soda,,5 storv front room i,nnd the mrs
m ms and arrested them. when The
" 49,. i,I.,ad in the hall the officers r.
Ne ,,,ned ma Cnnnd funr ui,tols in tn,
Of eh;n,1.,, and "A kew. two of the pistol
were shown and identified by Mr. Leg
ed W. 10 of those fonnd the kew spoke
ed nr ,yss Also shawn and identified tn
in t.., ets he locl, of The door of the hous
nr at Ninl, and porlar.
nd NJ l.e,,, was eross.oxaminel. Il
d. a., 10 n7botbnr tho kev yynnld unlocl
ong other dnor in tho nelenborAold o
so ~, 80 IA M, ruo,v ,yheth4r any ON
he nV, I'm tho Nin,h and PoDlar hous
,,,..,,,, ,i,,,. ,,,,tiirn of The prisoners an
nd g,ain,, of mo n,stol..
he 00icer R,,hardt was recalled an
in ,..tiaad 10 Gadinr and arresting Iii
,,risoncrs When he entered Inc hou.
'as y, Nir,b ,,,J Eirfwood he heard a m
ere liz noi-s In The chimney but al thu
Hn .,s7 r,i1 iittlo attcnii,n to ii he then.
3. ,,,nV pi'y Win win Mr.. Carberry, went u
at stairs ana in the second story front roo
me found the prisoners ne said, there tn
,ed ,ro :, a,d walked in with pis,ol in han
In. and the men surrendered aud were co.
o a dnctad tothe hall after that he return,
zen and llound 1.-TWO pistols, which were c.
to limited.
ON Mr.. Higgins cross.examiued him, 81
the he said chen he entered the house al
Tho heard ths noise in The chimney, he th
Jaw the pistols 10 the chimney but d
I'M rot take them until he returned TO t
the houso
Il George n. Tindall the owner of Il
bonse At Ninth and kirkwooi, was cali
an i Il Il
,ics In nn..iinn. he smoke substantially
hin ollin.rs Bernnardt aud Carbcrry had ties
lem G,.d re.,ardiru the arrest; on The An
Novnnber a gentleman, nicely drtsse
'ess called at his house to rent the dwelii
vas I'm question and paid months rent
hat ',I he said His name was J. Wig
ent and M. thourht the house would sui. /
hroth,r. f,r whom. he said. he rented
the The witness was cross-examlned D
ted. ,othipp new was ELECTED.
I i'm AleNanNet ny VIZ eu. ', 60 9'
lie lesuUeu t''lt nilusyii ann s'l,s,' .
asti- Ninth ana Fnnlar. nnd being shown
und tev he tnourht il belonged 10 The door
but ~ house.
him Hs was cross examined and said
$. ,,,,i4 M swc.r nosItiv.Iy that the B
and could NOT sWVNr PuslN|S'S lna' tie
rick holisvcl il aid. ne bouse was last rem
yd's about Tho .,idlle or Ortobcr.
Miss j. White WAS called and swO
esl' The last time the house was rented v
. nc on October 14th, when she rented 1t L
~. IN man representing himself as j.
VII Andrew he wanted to rent the ho
until May for his brother whom be RET
AIM scented as government employee
'lee Washington shu objected 70 t1nIinl
the uhti MAY bat agreed 10 let him hay
> lie until March, to which he agreed
9oNl then described tie man who rented
"a 10 house. Lu, none OF TIE prisoners loo
hq,e like him he called az her house az
and on the day succeeding the atteml
burglary.
cyl She was cross-examined. and ae
Ml' said that none of the prisoners was