, 1875-04-23
NIKE MCDONALD.

presiding. Tho case would havo como III course
before Judge Booth, but changa OF venue had
been had from him 10 Judge dnry AZ tho COM
ing in Of tho Court eonlo tiuae WAS frcut In got
thug tho Witnesses for the statet and aitach-
tnents wern isaucd for como Of them. Dotend~
ant wan IN Court With hls couiscI lsobert Her
voy and A. =. Tr,sdc.
orEs1Sa CEREMONIES.
The following jurors wcEe sworn In tho Case:
2. atahonoy, G. Il. McKonnes, \. G. PARKER, II.
). Jacobs. ]. ". Dlaleloll, D. Crowley. j. ooi-
der, II. +. Peters, II. Sauaron. +. Fidclckc, 7.
tern, aud Louis Burma. ...
state'A-Attorucy Reed oponed tho case briefly
stating that llc expected 10 provo that dcfend-
ant lad sworn that 10 WAS not tie kccpor Of tho
gaming -lou4c at No. l7G South Clark strcot,
wl1ila the contrary was tue Case.
ltr. T1udo stascd that iio expected to provo
| that McDopalds interest," In tho Eaning-louso
waa no grcater than TINT Of my othos saloon
kcopor In tho vicinity.
| The testimony titen proceeded.
AUSTIN J. DOYLE.
To Mr.. Reel Am Clerk OF tho Criminal
Court Of Cook Comfy. Was present ~ tho TRIAL
| Of Michael q. Mcdonald OIL Jan. 2G last. ADJ
| m,nietered Nh oath to Mcdonald ~ witness on
I TINT occ3Aion.
| Some controversy hore arose upon Nh objection
| which Mr. uoryoy interposod as against. tho
consiior any objections to the Indictment during
tho triAa, but that thoy woua bc good in arrest
| Mr. Doyfo proceeded: Tho book loro protlnced
| In book Of records Of this Court. Mr. aIcDon-
aid WA sworn by mo Jan. 2G last IN tho usnnl
| fornl. On tbs. occasion 'o Bwore that ho had 10
interest iu tho gambllnE-roons in question t0r
eighteen months previous to Nov. 21last.
,iosEs JoSEH.
10 1fr. Reed: Haa jur5Man In thH Court
inaf WnA n III 6Nrv xNh1rt1 triad Mr.
| Donn!d in jauuary laat. Respondent swose TINT
| f,o had had no fntefese in tho alleged Gamiug-
1oolna for eigptocn months pro riouB elshor mot-
elaty or othorwise
! 10 Ar. Reed: Mas d monbcF Of tho Jury
which trlod Mcdonald i, Jnlury latt. at thAt
/ timo he swore that ho had no lntoteBt Of any
kind in tho alleged gafnlng-roo1na,
| 10 Mc. Reed: Know McDonnld. Know tho
| gatnbl{ng.roon1s at No. t7b Clark street. Saw tho
defendant tllero IN November laat. was tlero
as d reporter. Saw rosponlchs sitting In cba!r
around tho room. Was before tho Grand Jury
in tho caAe. Vas III tho ROOMS before tllAt time
| lIavo soen Mcdonald deal cnrda In eaming-room.
1t was IN rl,e carly pnrt Of Tho year 1s7a.
Of 1874 l aaw him dealing. Know tho difference
between cenling and ''keoping tab" Thnro were
| about haf~a dozon petBonR hronnd tho table.
Haye seen other mcn beside proprotors dealing
tho garnc.
/ JAMES L. PATTERSON.
To Mr. Feed: Am rlatnhor. Know Sir.
Mcdonald First did plumbing work in tho
rooms 170 Clark street In lS73, Was paid and
employed by Harry LAWRENCE: =, Pa . other york
rcnco paid most Of tho bills. atcDonad paid mo
about e1bD on ono occasion. It was about nine
months ago. Tho bill was Vado out to t1c.
Donald & Co. flo took tho ,m!;onoy from
sin a psfsops!y and another sse'ast tie tic u.s:ass %
coucorr. Wont up stairs with him anu 10 there
paid mo. Tho work Haa tlono on tug order o.
f.hw1onco and Martin, intlorsed BY Mcdonald.
gatl he woufd sec the bills pald.
70 Mr. hcrrey; Wns employed by, A1osars.
Martin and Lawrence. but novor by Mr. McDo,'.,
nil. Tho work wna general repairs. Did uol
know Martin aud Lawrence, but knew Mellon,
aid. Aslod Martin and Lawrouce for security.
aud thoy proposed noto indorBcd hy Mcdonald,
Saw Mcdonald abont tho 1nnttpr tho noxt day,
aud he said 10 would bo security for the worlf:
rho bill was nude cut to Mcdonald Il Co.. and
lions To havs tho bill made to Mcponail
II Go. Mcdonald nnyer gayp any anthorls1
for making out Tho bills to slcDonald d Co
| Have on other occasions made out nllls to per-
Mcdonald las frequently guaranteed work fol
other partlcs.
10 1fr. Reed: Know Mcdonald. Have socr
sstnos a ~ &, sI1 ~ ri ~ ia1s 1ai sonns talk viii
HttSSs y. w tn,t ~ ~ " ,,1.c, -; Ts"ntn,, n
so ~ ~" tooa su "n,t rnarhor that +,
II's sM;H anvts,nw ntoms , oeannS,na tho roma tn
e1. nnm H." @ - ~ n.t -! ~ ~. ,rna''s ~ t., fa7s
& @ NY ~ sor1na ~ es IN nnri1or
nan Inow ntas mn hnt da', noe p III,
nusp pLotf ~ ~ ~ tbn nnrnx ~ nv bsnaa, Dnn'
myso S aas o. as sno .ss ineney .fa ~ my naou9' LOU
sno" "hoso 'eou,a MN, nms5 ,'' mwss. ~.
y 'I.A pom Iinn'
x.1.,;an M t ,sit, hin, eM siut nctnhsr is4a III II
Wantoa me TO tako sna1o "i!n lun m IN tne Eoou'
ct l1o Clsrk alreet; At that time lhe rooms Yer
1uss being opGneu' ne Wanto1 me To faae ". "!
OF nle anAts. i.a rua.o "an " 14tu. oon. S,u
some furniture tnr tho Iooms. nhd rome sapse
quent conversation WIN Aononala apons II, rn
rooms anu ttn succHss ol tno 8ato oven y
: | store. ool1'a!suea " "ou4o VIII aua eolnct14ne
; lose, hs no aatd. !,
10 -Ar. Aereey' tlaTo neyof necn - N
! rooms since they were oponea. ~ ~ potof