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

lie on me that spring and got me in
! trouble. He swOre out q warrant aud Ia
me arrested. Lsughter1
When Diniel left home that Tuesds
. morning he took box Of provision and
chopping axe.
got no wood for Mrs. Miller. I di
not tell him l would get the wood.
WHERE Is THAT GLOVE.
Daniel left one Of his glove. at nv hon,
when he Was arrested. 1t il there now.
don't know where the other glove il.
don't know what became Of the other GLOW,
| never -aw the other glove after he com
back. | never saw any blo,.d on the glove
] never told anybody I saw blood On ia
gloves. ] never saw his shirt bosom ate
he returned from Saline county.
REDIRECT EXAMINATION.
There was a dead hog hauled in Miller
wagon-,he wagon they vent north in. Tn
hog vas knocked in the head, weighed
stuck and then put in the wagon an,
hauled away. This was the last Of NOvem
her. 1876.
William r. Mich Is. sacon-I lived j,
Henry county since March 4, 1876. Knev
Miller and knew Daniel.
Between tire eth and 2i;h Of October
1876. beef Was killed al William Daniel :
Two quarters of the beef were put in Mil
ier's wagon aud one in mine. II vas nesrIy
a new wagon and the one Miller and Dan
iel went north IA.
Elias Sutton, suun-I reside in Henry
county.
Ladee-Did Won have any conversation
with Miller prior to his leaving home with
Daniel As To his purpose in leaving and as
TO his intentions TO return and the
disposition of his property II SO. state
tine Conversation.
ydoksoa-l object.
The jury and witnesses retired while the
attorneys discussed the proposition in
vnlved in the question.
The court Overruied the objection and
allowed the question To he answered.
The jury aud witness returned TO the
court room.
Witness Miller and I went 10 Brown
ington. On the road We came up with
Daniel when Daniel said TO Miller:
"What conclusion have you come to
about that. Jes?"
MRsr-I don't know what TO tell you
about il yet--Ill have to study.
Then Miller said 10 me:
"Daniel and are oE a trade-I am talk
ing of selling out to Daniel. I intend to
leave the country. Me and my woman
don't get along well together"
This was in July. 1876.
CROSS EXAMINED.
/ heard that Miller had been poisoned.
Il was near the time that had this CONVEX
'ation with Miller. / asked Miller no
questions about his family troubles-he
the statement.
John Stone, s,corn-I reside in Henry conn
y, south of Leesviiie. In the summer 1876
lived ON Big Tebo.
Miller told me that il his wife did no. do
'etier, he was going to take q trip awav;
le was going To sell his property at home
Inbeknown To his wife and sell his team
fter he go: away, and ''skin out" was the
rdfd he used.
He told me this in Parson Barriers har
est field in 1875.
never knew the defendant never saw
i'm before until ! saw him in this court |
OOm.
CROSS EXAMINED.
/ have known Miller four ar FIVE wears.
lived then about five miles from Millers
will he "a years Of age on Sth Of March, /
s.S.
PUT THIS IN YOUR PIE.
I heard Miller and his wife have fuss
bout some tobacco. He said he had bought
er three sacks of tobacco and used il up
nd she was too extravsgsnt. She WAS
about being out of tobacco.
Court took recess until l:30 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Court convened at l:3O p. m.
John STONE, re-oaiied-l told father about
lis conversati IN with Miller after Miller
as gone before we heard he WAS dead.
ia the defendants attorneys about this To-
~. | Was subpenei on Saturday night
re week ago. told nv brother and some
hers about this conversation sometime ago
Sand Il. Williams. srora-l reside i'm
enry county, have resided there since 1886.
am very well acquainted in the county
have teen Surveyor and also have been :
leriif of the county.
MORE AFTER KIT.
] have no personal acquaintance with II.
. Kitterman. should call his reputation
r truth and veraciiy bad n far As know
his neighborhood.
Ladue-Would you believe him under =
tn? =
.jcckson-I object.
The objection sustained by the court.
CEoss-EXAMiNED.
have known kitterm2 an since the August ]
I'm oil the Henry county Circuit court, {
a.. Ii was at that court and since that Il
heard Of his bad reputation. lie lives
zen miles from Clinton. ! live in Clin- s
4. / was on jury in a certain case
'ere kitierman testified. heard Craig g
' that ki,terman wac 4 hard character. Y
heard others say so.
Witness has a paper il his hand looking h
Jaekscn-What have YOU got there e
Witness-List OF names. :
What names. T
W.-Nsmes of men who said that they :.
uld not believe kitterman. :,
Witness then read several names from :.
2 list who testified in court at Clinton r
II his character for truth and veraciiy :.
s bad. r
5. B. Nluitz. smorn-I live in Clinton.
.nry coanty. / know a young man
med Kitterman that l have seen about
not certain about his initials.
do know what KiIterman's reputation
in his neighborhOod- il for the past
months. His reputation is bad for y
th and veracity. i,
CROSS EXAMINED. =
derived my knowledge from what ] a
srd in the court room. was juryman
en- ] heard these statements. They were ~
.nesses on the stand who made the state N
nts. II
BAD KITTERMAN. le
1dcob Psgue, srorn-I resided in Henry -
,nty in 1874 and 1875 and 1876. know 'e
at kittermAn's reputation for truth and
acily il. Ii is bad.
Before Daniel and Miller went awav, "
Her wanted to cell his property to me.
was sometime in the winter that he made '.
offer. He said that he might 60 and :.
' his farm back. lie commenced 20 tell -
about his family troubles and told |"
n did not wish TO hear it. Daniels