The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-12-18
FOURTH DAY.

! FOURTH DAY.
MORNING SESSION.
Proclamation opening court vas made Al
o'clock - m, by Sheriff Emmerson.
Court record Was introduced To show
that James Devine, q witness in the case
plead guilty to an assault with an inten, to
kill.
Ladue, addressing D,nieI) .-How did
you wear your whiskers in February,
1877?
Dsniel.-I wore Burnsides my chin was
shaved clean.
ALL SWEAR ALIKE
Mrs. Miller recalled My man said he
would be back on Saturday night or Sun
day when he started away ON Thursday
before.
james Apperson re-callei-Miller told
me when he went away with Daniel that he
would be back on Saturday night or ON
sunday, sure.
Overton Park, re-called.-Miller told
me that he would bring nv wagon sheet
back the last Of the week-hs borrowed il
on Monday,
know n. X. Kitterman. l have known
HIM five or six years. know his repsta-
ton in the neighborhoOd for
TRUTH AND vERAcIry.
l suppose il Is good. have heard more
speaking for him than against him. ]
have heard both ways.
CROSS EXAMINED.
Within the last six months, have heard
Joe. Bunch, PArson Barber and Daniel Ed
wards speak we'll Of Kitterman.
Al. Hubbard, re-called.-When Miller
got my wagon bows he said he would be
back IN four or Eve days.
/ have known Kitterman four or FIVE
years. His reputation for truth and yer.
.ci.y is good. have heard Ricke,, Hen
drick and many Others say that
KIrrERMAN's CHARACTER WAS GOOD.
Ikow John Dobbs that his repu-
taiion for truth and veracity il bad.
heard Shepperd, Reuben Goode, and
Others say that they would not believe
him.
James Park re-called.-I know Kitter-
man. His reputation is good. ! know
John Dobbs. His reputation for truth and
veracity. Il was bad.
OUTSIDE OF THE BUNCH FAMILY
I have heard people say tina. Kitterman,s
reputation vas good.
J. s. Hubbard, re-called.-KnOw Kitter-
man. Reputation for truth and verscity
Is good. Know
for truth and veracity il bad.
CRoss-ExANINED.
vas not at the trial at Clinton. have
heard Joe. Bunch, He,irick and Others
speak we'll Of his reputation for truth and
veracity.
Louis Terrell, svorn.-I reside near
know Kitterman-hsve
lived in the neishborhood With him. Kit
sermans reputation Lor truth and veraciry
is good. John DObb's reputation IL bad.
THAT $500 IN GOLD.
! saw Daniel the evening before he left
Tor the north with Miller. Daniel came tn
me in Brownington and wanted me to ad-
vance him s0me money on some corn-he
wanted little money to defrav his expenses
with. Said he vas going north. paid
him S5.OO-ssid he had
NO MONEY TO PAY HIS EXPENSES
with. ! objected to paying anything a. no
corn had been delivered.
CRoss-ExAMINED.
paid for the corn after Daniel was ar
res,ed-paid it to you. (Addressipg Mr..
Ladue.
Here ended the evidence in the c,.s. |
While Terrell Vas giving his evidence |
Daniel showed Considerable excitement, his |
looking somewhat confused.
At 10 q. m. the court took recess until |
l:30 p. m, ut which time
The INSTRUCTIONS
we're given to the jury and the argument
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The court room vas crowded BY large
Ihrong Of inquisiiive spectators, promptly
On hand at one o'clock, to hear the argu-
mens In the Daniel case. Several young
ladies and gentlemen from the Normal
'chool were present.
The prisoner walked in with his usual
irm castle step and took his seat, accom-
panied BY the sheriff and deputies. He vas
apparently unconcerned about what wss
Ioing on. When the court announced that
The instructions were ready and that the
could proceed With the case
vss very quiet.
Mr.. jackson read the States
DECLARATIONS OF LAW.
In clear distinct voice, and Vas followed
By Mr.. Pembsston, Who read those for the
defendant
At two o'clock the court directed the At
lorneys 70 proceed with their argument.