Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-03


you go?
Answer-Went to Sattler's store; must have
been about half past eleven; staid at
Sattler's about FIVE or ten minutes,
then went to my own room; Sattler
didn't leave the store, and I didn't
own room.
Mr.. Gibbons-Did he ever have any csnver-
sation with you about Kitty7
Answtr-No, never.
Question-Did he ever say to you, that night
or any other time that she had gone back on
him?
Answer-Never.
Questionable he ever say that anybody had
come between them?
Answer-No.
Question-Did he ever say that she had any
ill-wi1 against him?
Answer-Never.
Question-Did sattler have a pistol that
night?
Questionable you sec it?
Answer-No.
Question-How did you know it then?
Answer-Because when we were leaving the
store, he walked back to the rear, and told me
he had gotten his revolver.
Questionable You or he spend any money
that night.
Answer-He did not. drank something,
Question-Did he have seal ring on that
night?
Answer-Yes
Question-Where is it?
Answer don't know.
Question-Did he give it to Kitty?
Answer didn't notice.
Question-You were in the room all the time
Answer-Yes.
Question-Did they, Sattler and Kitty, draw
off apart?
Answer-Net that saw.
MIR. Wimbish-Did you have any suspicious
that night that Sattler was going to do what ht
did?
Answer did not. He appeared as usual tt
me, not disturbed at all.
Mr.. Monfort-How did he happen to say he
had pistol?
Answer-He went to the back part of the
store, and said he was going to get his revolver
MRS. NJ. j. FRANCES TESTIMONY.
Mrs. France was next summoned and called
stated her name was NJ. j. France, was widow
and resided at No. - Cedar street. She knew
u. 9. Sattler; had become acquainted with hin
as she had with other gentlemen. He was
visitor at her house at times. She didn't know
whether her daughter had any connection o.
any kind with deceased.
The Coroner-What kind of house do you
keep?
H1GuSsS-l ucCl1uS u duSWcI
Coroner-You must understand, Mrs. France
this is a court, and you must answer all ques
tions we ask.
Witness--I keep ladies' boarding house.
Coroner-What do your lady boarders do fol
living?
Answer am sure don't know.
Witness then stated she had seen Sattler al
her house Sunday night about II o'clock. Mr.
Helman and Orschel were with him. She, wit
ness, and Kitty and Lottie, her daughters, re
ceived them in the front rarlor
Question-Who did Sattler come to see?
Answer-No one in particular.
Witness continued. Deceased left in about
half or tbree-quarters of an hour. He did no
drink. He made no present He wasn't mucl
of a visitor there. When he left witness saw
no difference in him; he and Kitty parted
friendly, as usual. There was no quarrel
While there, deceased had complained of pail
in his head. While Sattler was there, the whole
party remained in the parlor. They left about
IL o'clock.
MIR. Gibbons-Did you make the remark thai
he, Sattler, was a frequent visitor, and some
thing about bringing down his trunk?
Answer-No.
Question-Did you say anything about an
other party's money being as good as his3
Answer-No.
ouestion-Were there any strangers in thu
house at the time?
Answer cannot remember. If ther.
was, 1 kept them apart; 1 am not il
the habit Of having different parties see each
other.
MIR. Monfort-Was he (Sattler) there at any
other time during the day, or how long befor,
that?
Answer-He was in for few minutes Satur
day night.
Question-Was he in at any other time, Sun
day?
Answer don't know, wasn't much abou
the house.
Question-What occurred Saturday night
when he was in?
Acknowledging; everything was pleasant
MISS KITTY FRANCES TALE.
Miss Kitty France, the woman of whom Sat
tier is supposed to have been enamored, wa
called and sworn: She knew D. G. Sattler; ha,
seen him last early Sunday evening, about 9:S
or 10 o'clock; he was not frequent visitor tt
her mothers house; when she saw him tina
night he was in the front parlor; he did no
drink; he had not made her any presents; tia
night he did not exhibit any money in tn
house, gave her none.
Mr.. Gibbons-Did you see him at any othe
time that day?
Answcr-He was in a short time early in tn
afternoon about OF 8 o'clock. There was n,
one present then. He came in again about II
OF 1880 o'clock in the evening?
Mr.. Glbbons-Do you know anything abou
seal ring he had-no matter whether dia
mond, topoz or what not?
Answer-Yes, he gave it to me that after
noon.
Mr.. Gibbons-What did he say?
Answer-Oh nothing. We talked about tn,
weather, suppose. He didn't say anything il
particular. He told me to keep the ring unit
he called forit.
Mr.. Gibbons--What did he say at night?
Acknowledging in particular.
MIR. Gibbons-Did you receive letter from
Answer did.
MIR. Gibbons-Where is it?
Answer-It has been destroyed.
Mr.. Gibbons-Do you remember the con.
tents?
Answer-1hey haze been published in tn
GLOBE.
Mr.. Gibbons-Correct in the GLOBE?
Answer-Coryect, every acora of it.
10 preserve the sequence of the story the let
ter, as exclusively given in the GLOBE, is here
republished:
KITTY: Tonight at II o'clock die on tht
bridge. Give my ring to Henry. Love.
ID. @. SATTLER.
st. Paul, Nov. %.
The examination was continued as follows:
Mr.. Moore-He gave you nothing else but the
ring?
Answer-No, nothing else.
Question-When he came at night who wa.
with him?
Answer-A1r. Heiman.
Mr.. Gibbons-Did you notice if he had any
watch chain on?
Answer did not.
Mr.. Monfort-Did he complain that you had
not treated him kindly?
Answer-Not at all.
Mr.. Moore-Did he say anything about fight
ing duel?
Answer-No, sir.
Mr.. Moore-Was there travelling agent of a
show at your house at this time?
Answer have said there was no one.
MIR. Moore-What have you done with the
ring?
Answer have sent it back to his brother,
as he requested me in his letter.
MISS LoTTA FRANCE, SISTER OF THE ABOVE.
Miss Lolita France was sworn, and testified