, 1876-07-14

THE SUPPOSED FfENp At MILWAUKEE TNorEs
TO he AN EATlHELr INNOCENT NAN.
70 th4 Nks&xFn Astoc{dted 1rsss.

THE SUPPOSED rIENp At MILWAUKEE rRorEs
10 TIA l'sstkrn Assocfated l4tss
MILWAUKEE, July 1s.-The case against Eu-
gene Low fur tbs rape Of two children col1,-
tneuced about noon When tho Lyons case was
completed. ....-,.
DR.. Wulcott was eworn, uud testified hc WIS
called to visit Mr.. Allricl,a daughter, Annie,
Monday evening, The glrl is about years old.
Found the girl Injured to such an extent as to
constitute rape under tAela Force had been
used.
Mr.. AldrIch vas sworu but simply stated
that lie saw his daughter t!rst after tue Outrage
about half.past q on Mol,1ap evening.
DETAILS.
Mrs. Aldrich testified the child left the
house at a,l4rtcr past o'clock Monday af-
ternupn, and returned ut 20 minutes after six.
Annie sud that wllen sllc anil her little play
mate went up toward tue laac, as soon Us shc
got near the water thoy saw man on tho fence,
who asked them to 60 along with him, and they
wnlkcd with lin In the direction Of tile Orphan
Asylum, and thence to the river, where they
got into boat. Alter going eomo way they
rot out anl landed, and walked a distance on
sl,ore. This Ia all the witncss testified rs to the
outrage. sha then said her husband went with
the child to tho spot TO identify It.
Mrs. Frazier testified Us to how her child left
and returned, and the state she was In. 1tap
pcarod this child was unInjured, 90 far as the
inother could perceive.
showed Lin whcEc tllc Inan wss when they first
md md toll them ti0 cows (wllich Mero near snd
lowlng) shouid not harm thesn. Tllcn he asked
then, II they wouldn't tnko = boat-riae. They
said yes, aud went III the direction Of tho Or
plum ABylurn, aud thence TO thu boat-h0uBe on
Tug ryor, whero they aaid they got Into TUG boat
.Ceoss.exaulincd; Witness house ia six
b1ucks from the lake, md over tntlea to the
river, tho road tlluY took.
TIE noATMAA's TESTIMONY.
Chasles Bush, boatlnan, was sworn and testt-
fled TINT man camo to hls Place With tho little
nfter1loon; no other person came there with two
ltllo glt!s tint afternoon; don't know tho 1uan
or Ills lla1nc, although llc had often been there
beforu to hire Doats, tue last tilno being about about
light beard aud lnustachcs. There WAS q loi't,
| examination on this polnt, Witness appearing
rnthez vague IN hls iasa s OF ltKht beard. Tho
xl.kels we're yery TN On the sdss, ata
lat aid clothes nearly but not altogotlcr dark.
liz said he wanted . light bout to take Eido
mud asked for the boat called Ncllie. liz took
Of lSon Sc sna pGe@S @ os III ios
glass and gave Il hack to him. Then he rowed
fAom away. Witncss' son was there when tho
| man hired tho boat. Nas there When tho man
brought tie girls back, but y ltttlo way of,
Attending to another boating purity, and he Nent
'a9pe Pa5ns ho
nc.s could rot 1eusnbeF na si;5sn fsf %nn; ht
thcmsejycs Wl,rn he went up tho steps; don't
know Eugene Low. except Us tho mau pointed
out by the police ofllccrs.
.lccess tin 2 o'clock. .-..--...
| WHY CROOKED STORY.
In tho afternoon, tI.t Court did not rasume
till O'Clock, when Charles Bush was agatn OK
amincd through an interpreter: lle did not
personally examine the boat after tho pastiea
returned from, their trip up the river. 1t usa
hts son who cleaned out the boat, policeman
examined the boat; remembered q policeman
coming to sec him yesterday, aud also Tuesday
did not tell him who It Waa went In tho boat with
tho girls; cannot remember seeing either Dc
tectlvo Smith Of Burges thcFe. llste The OIL
GERS were told TO stand up, and tho prtsoncF
looking blanklY ut tlarul, said lac could not re-
nentet having seen them, at which there N.Y. "
durlsiye laugh throughout the court. llc did
sec two men como to Ills place with two llttls
girls, ono of whom (the 'nrn) spoke German
1Io told them q man with dark Whiskcks tool
thu little girls out riding.