The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19
THIRD DAY:
MORNING SESSION.

Inc COUts OpeueO ~ " ClOCH, WIN uOS
quite the usual attendance, although many
Of the came peraons were present that had
been there the day previous.
Gibson srom-I saw defendant Sunday,
In Rolls drug store, about p. N. Igave
hun ginger and blackberry brandy. am
clerk At ROIIs drug store.
Gxos. Brorn sror1.-I saw defendant
Tuesday last. on Ohio and Second streets
He walked like he was crippled. Nutter
Was With him.
j. H. Berry scosn-I am clerk in Cliff.
ford's drug store. ssw defendant Sunday
evening, 3 O'Clock, in the store. He wanted
. dose OF laudanum. Igave him ten or
fifteen drops. He gave me no money. IN.
derstood it was for charity.
The defense closed.
STATE IN REBuTfAL.
Jok. " Bsres s,cr1-The frst time 7
ever saw defendant Was at Tom Quinn's
saloon last Saturday. Told me his name
was Robert Campbell. have IN impres.
about one year sg0-am not positive about
year ago or les-I can't tell
sions in this case.
Wifness-I don't either.
The man aaw one year ago vas paral.
ized-I can't say whether it IL the aame
man positively or not. saw this man
in my store Monday morning; again the
same evening. The last time he vas there
he asked me for money to pay his lodging.
gave him IN order to the Leroy Houae.
] saw him again on Tuesday on the street.
Jaw him in Browns bookstore after he
was arrested. The man seemed to be drink-
ing some on Saturday night Ibid not con-
slider the man drunk when be was in nv
store at different times. After his arrest I
did not consider him drunk.
Gen. Montgomery, re-cuNed-I saw the de-
fe0dant once or tWice on the street on Tues
day-tvice think. / saw him when cap
tured. I did not have any means of know
ing when on the street whether he was
drunk or sober. When captured he seemed
% sober - he u nov. smelled no liquor
on him when he va arrested.
Croe-enamine1.-When / held the club
over his head he seemed paralysed With fear
and said, 81 surrender" Il surrender"
smelled whisky on Ruby that night and
VS. not ~ close to him % vas to the de-
iendant. ] think that under the circum-
staRces-the fright, etc, would have had the
tendency to eober drunken man.
C. ". Broxn, re oalIed.-I cav defendant
about $50 sgain about ll:3O .. m, on Tuea-
day. saw him again when arrested. /
cossidered him perfectly sober every time
that saw him.
L. n. Brown. Of the firm of Brown Broth
err, and Geo. Ferrell, clerk, were put upon
TIE stand and their testimony wss substan-
tally the same = the testimony of c. w.
Brown.
Robert Movror, s,cosn.-I do business on
Ohio street. have saloon. have seen
the defendant several times in my saloon.
/ took notice Of him because he seemed to
Be crippled. Theprisooer came in Tuesday,
night. He may have been drinking but
did not consider him drunk.
Marskai Kelly, re-oaAed.-The different
times that saw the defendant on Tueaday
/ considered him sober. vas with him 1t
the station house after he Was arreated. ]
don't know whether he was under the In.
6uence of liquor or not
This clo.ed the evidence in the case.
Mr. Jacksos.-I am willing to submit the
Gaze without argument.
WWda.-I appeared in this case vo!un-
tarily, bat At the same time, don't care to
make any buncombe statement; but want
10 srEue the case.
The Court You can have all the time
you want to argue the caae in.
AFrERNoON SESSION..
Mr.. Warden led Of for the defence and
made strong and eloquent argument for an
hour and half.
He wss followed BY Col. Sooddy, who
made vigorous speech, and laupooned the
two detectives" numerically.
G. p. B. jackson closed for the State, and
occupied about IN hour and . half.
Justice Kirby then held the prisoner to
to await the action Of the grand jury, fixing
hail at $500.