National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-14

thluting aheut to think for one moment of man
like him. She win not take any one's advice till
life. Ny darling has plenty Of nerve and
pluck, too, when she is dealing with me. Coed
bye, and may God Almighty watch over and
BLUE EYED Boy.
1IA coon GIRL
DEAR EMMA: Can't 70 out to-day; viii as soon
s 6s can ~ 90 Dec has been down. and says VIII os
will come as soon as can. Please send me my
spectaeles will see you as soon as possible.
THE EVIDENCE. "
The following additional testimony In proof Of
the intimacy between Kennard and Mrs. FraWner
Mr.Julian Smith testified that he had seen Mrs.
Frawner In Kennard's room frequently. at all
hour Of the day or night; had seen her 20 IN WITH
with friend, o Mr.. Wilson-occupied the room
adjoining Kennsrds.
THE SHOOTING.
Henry ShadweI testified that he resided at the
corner OF Ninth and streets; Frawner COINED In
Frawner come out Of the house and a man 20 TO-
ward them, who he thought was FraWneri saw
Kennard follow the man; heard lErsTnsr say;
"You e. Of b, If you follow me I'll shoot
your Saw Kennsrd make wipe at him; Thought
he tKennard) had knife, and FraWner stepped
back and fired.
ADMISSION OF KENNARD.
Sergeant Brosnshan, sworn: witness went 70
the house on the night Of the shootngi louno sew
ersl parties there; had q conversation with Ken
nard about an hour after the shootingi witness
was anxious to 1p RI W ana az zee
door, when F. said: Here you are again, with my
wife, :" and K. said: You'd better go away, you
nv time now;" did not recoiIect who said that he
(K.) did not want Fravner arrested; there was
some talk Of that kind.
THEY DID AS MAN AND WYE.
Miss Ollie Walker, sworn: Witness lived at 3ls
PennsyREanls avenue I'm, ID tSr ana also Fea1nsr
and his wife; couldn't say that Kennard and Mrs.
FraWner lived there as man and wife, but they
did as man and wife; they had separate rooms, but
Mrs. Frawner went to his room every night. REQ
objects on one occasion disturbance between
Frawner and kennard In MRS. rs room, In which
threatening to throw him out Of the window. He
(K.) straneled him Cd and put him out Of the
room. Had heard Rennard make threats against
Frawner; heard K say that If he ever got Q
chance he woulk kill Frswner.
Several witnesses testified to the good charac-
ter Of the accused.
TESTIMONY OF MRS. FRAwNER.
The Government called Mrs. Emily E. Fraw-
ner, who testified that Mrs. Taylor sent for wit
ness and Kennsrd to come up, and they did so;
about $50 O'Clock Frswner came up and said TO
Witness Wit said nIt "YCu don't support me-" Ken
nard told her to 20 in the house, and some more
words passed, Kepnsrd following Frawner up as
ticn kennard away or to get his pistol and fire.
Witness then described the fuss at No. 31s Penn
sylvania avenue, stating that she had agreed to
20 back to Frswner, but when she found he had
sold some things she refused to go back, and Fraw
ner came to her room and commenced to cuss and
damn, and she called Kennard, who threatened
to throw him out of the window If he did not stop
cursng. Witness had informed Frawner Of the
threats made by Rennard, and warned him not
to pass the house after night. Kennsrd had also
threatened her If she went back.
CLOSING TESTIMONY.
Robert Hodgkins sworn: Witness saw two men
60 toward Ninth street from the house; saw one
throw his arm up and me pistol 20 of.
James Taylor sworn: Witness did not see the
shooting; was in the hall, about TO go out, when
the pistol was fired.
RELEASE OF FRAwNER.
The evidence here closed, and the Judge said
that this proof no jury In the world would con-
yict the accused, and be should not be required to
give any bail other than 70 enter into his own re-
cogniZanoe.
The Court fixed the amount at $1,000, and the
accused entering into recogniEance was released
from custody.