, 1875-02-04

| McjIaie 1Iat been drinking, boes,1se hls eycs
ns'la1ls piercing and bright, w@Fc dull, h,a yoict
"aa :l'l2k. anil l,s nlat1o ,nauy rnpu.ItionH ; ht
alto leaned wI.ilo ssandiua II, vnsy characterize
! tic manner; tbs peculiar way in which tho IL"
| ftnlAnt held tho camille VIA nlan rrpof nj hi.
lntoAicasion; ho also stumbled bady wi,ots ile
| went to open tho door.
| Io AIR. 'Trtltie: Sometimes tho taking of a1ep
llol frightened, and at other TINES distied til,
| eya'H lnatrn.
[ The ,,ext vtn"n. *as nno t,alky. wbn testified
that lto vaY In Iali Tit the aa,p kllrl VI CHARGE
na that against Gicraon; did not rec McAau
| struck.
! 1le noxt wtneea was
| NiHIIT-wArClIMAx WOLFF
Of tho County tat, WHIP said tLnt ho waa in tho
Jail tie night uf thu nccllrrencc ht did not
Zee 1t take place raw tho Gnt nh MeMauus' te al
from Which The blood flowed When vit1cey
went into tho cage. tha kcyn were living on the
floor, at tho timo Cullen mud s1cIlste sero lay.
| lug acutIle, Of which 1e was witness,
III h1sswor 10 jurors Coiriherei afcIiate vas
| little under tho Influence Of li1lur but II, q
condition to 1isciarEn hIu tlutior. sar tho old
man lo! ding lils head when the kegs wofo On lie
i t}onr of tho Jail.
10 ,tr. Trude: Gave tho keys ba ok IN ,1cIJ,1c
In all l'slsr or Lalf MI hum alleg lo tireJ lhntn
up. Alter tEta time baa eia,,hcd stcStauu. wns
in cell, Witness having IurEett him IN. Wien
llo entered tho cage sfclIae ioli hin tat ono Of
the prisoners lah diHnbes cd hl:f. Nhnn a,e saw
McatonIs lirst he wAa sitting Gu chair holding
hlB head.
PHILIP CrILE:;
testified that ho Han u the JUL on that Hatur
day night. having, been convicted Of hteang
during witnesB' scnilie With Mcii.S M:Mp,'gs MShSy
stood or feot UI.
Ono Mosaicr testified t',at he was ia TIM TAFT
On Saturday hcforo laBt aud saw 3IcMan,,s there.
Int did not soe Hcalannn htrnck; saw Cullen TO-
fha to go into t,ts csll at MelIalen tct,,1cnt anl
tho Inter close the door of tho rel pp,, lin
tho assault Oh AfcSanus must hare commenced
immediately after the RcuGe With Cullen: tjtst
thing he saw Of Mcstauus ho WAS lying on tho
floor.
Ono brown testified that he was in tal m sst-
,,r'ay evening before last; i,o Htated that 3lc-
llaie struck accidentally against Mca1anus aud
knocked hin down.
1'l.a States Attorney dropped this ritness
suddenly.
TESTIMONY FOR TIE DErESaE
The following witnesses wore brought BY the
counsel for tue defense:
/. Workman testified.that he knew McManu..
but know nothing against him; would believe
him uudcr oath.
I.udrio Wolf testified that be had known .,1c.
alanna for about fourteen years; kuaw nothing
about him from outsiders.
John Jameson testified that ho hatl known Nc
h1anuB Tor about t11 years; from hs general
reputation, which was ba1 lie would not }leIoya
MeMannB under oath; lud heard Mc,Iauun pc
cuscd Of charging too lnncll rent to teuanta
whom ho Was agent for Mr. Mil!er'a Western
avenue properly.
+. Human testified to having known McMauus
fot five years; know McA1anHs lid nut pay h,s
bills; would mot from Mcslanus's reputation by.
fevo him under oash.
Iu erosa-oxasniuation witncss stated that he
knew McManus to bo liar, because lie did not
pny hts bills; McA1anus also once told him eilat
he bad, whou young man, killed \ man who
came sparkling his girl daughter n tho Court:
tue nelshhorB generally said that lie did not toll
the truth: 1lr. Mullen and Mr. Huubel Ind
told witnesa they would not believe McManus
undor oath.
John z. Mullen testified that ho had known
Mcalanus for six years. his reputation WAS de-
cidodly bad, and he would not bo!iove him under
oath,
Charles Roesle testified that he had known Nc.
ManuB for fourteou or fifteen years considered
that hia reputation was bud, and that he would
not believe him under oath.
To MF: Reed: 1lad beon arrested on Mcsfanus'
account for having pushed him on the sidewalk:
McAanus would not pay al account hc owed wit
HOES. and, furthermore, cnricatured vitneBB with
chalk upon tho West Side fences as the "Datch
butcher"
nHALEs REPUTATION,
The following witnesses were called to provo
Mcllale's general reputation for peace and quiet
ness Il. Miller, ]. Guuniushatn Ha1l1N George
Cooper, Ed Langley, aud AID. Stout, all Of whom
statcd That NcAale Was quiet aud lamb-liko
parson.
Bailif George Cooper, recalled by Mr. Trudo
atatrd that he saw McIIxlo at about 20 minutes
to . on Saturday before last; MclIale vas then
sobor.
FATHER ronHAN
t testiued that Ills profession had bcsn that OF
tatAone minister; 81 preAent it was Tint of a
PRISONER ~ Tue County JUL; saw McIIaie at
considered that ho was not drunk al the timo.
ueo1go Hucklcy testified that he waB prir-
on Saturday evening before last Baw tue pntra
difficulty which then occurred, but did not roe
Mclialo strike McMaaus snw tina scutllo be-
tween a{cflale and Cullen, and it was by al, acci-
down.
10 atr. Heed: 1t vas after Wolf camo in that
Nc anus got knocked down.
j. Dlannerhashot testified that ho Vas prison.
r. erI IN the @ County Jail on satusds, evening be-
loro last aud saw ttia alteration between
hlcllalo and Cullen, but aid not SEQ tho troublo
betweon Mc1Iato aud McMhnt1a.
To a(r. Heed: Waa sentenced to two years in
he Pcnitenttary for gambling.
thomas .,' brooks testified slsat ho Tas prisoner
n the County JAil Saturday ni:1. iofurc lust;
INV hlc!laio aud CI1lleu scualiug; Mcslanl,s was
Knocked oyor accidcntjy by bluw uf MclIale's
1and At tho time tho row WAS gazing on McIIslo
(ld not hhve tho koyH in bis hand.
To Mr. I|ceds Wolf had the leyB MI tho time
'lleu the assault WIS going on.
oiiVor ltaggorty testified that ho was in the Jail
evening bsfore last saw the anray be-
~oen Msllalo.s And Cullen; Atcslatua was
so"1Ia uoH't AGciaeAtAItJ5N IN ttaAt sEHHh; u8 iell
nth his forehead against the cage wall Mo-
lanua , tod ~ linn thas evening 11nt tho cut WAS
!orth 9lU, 600 to hfm and that liD was glad OF it,
lctlanns was cut alter Wolff canlo lp,
llarry Floyd testified that lie was iu the Co,1u-
Jail OH Saturday before last saw tho frAray
otMeon Culleu and McIfala; saw nobody STRIKE
Charles Raasler testified that ho wa, in the
ounty jail Saturday evening before Last !; saw
lcllale thcro; atc11ale bore no evidence Of iu-
1xitation.
Capt. T. II. Smith testified that he uas Doputy
hori1; hpd k'n"i, Mcflale Heyauteen years
ever knew MoAa!e to bo in any row "of auy
:count."
JAMEs M'MALE, PRISONER,
cling sTostl tcstiie1 tt.at hu waH Night Jailor on
10 night N question: ut u'uiouA he t,olIcred
all aboard, " directing. prisoners to ret into
,osr cola Cullen would not 70 in. and cnch.
Tltneaa; awuue loose from Cullen. who {
na s'ls teoth in hia right arm; when witness
'uug around mud Knocked up against a1os!anus,
no Y ioll AGAINST The sain9; ealsod for Wilt.
y feen III the Jai! sipca Was born in Chicago
III had liyod here oil hiB lite was not iutoxi-
t0,1 7t, 49, ! /