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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-29
wnat Hantan wiz DO.

New YORK, August 2Sth. "A
Toronto special says: Hanlan,
speaking at st. Thomas last night,
says he would row any man in the
world on Toronto Bay, stalking
$4,000 to $4,000, and allowing
$1,000 for expenses. He will not
row race elsewhere except for
very large stakes. The reasons are
because Toronto has befriended
him aud he thinks she should have
the benefit of the circulation of the
money.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-29
MORNING 3 ES5ION.
sAN FRANCISCO. August cS

SAN FRANCISCO, August cS
53i Ophir, 81, S67+ 100 New, s2M, 42l4
ass Mexican. 3I1s, 1850 Bullion, IA, rs
3iA IA
2lO G. 4 q, 12H, 12L,l 600 ExqrAr. 6H
I211 Overman, 81, 0
1856 B d b. 1917, 19X 355 Justice, 2, 3.05,
$40 Gala, 40 Is s Belcher, "a
$50 Savage. l5A. IS, 295 Union, 57LS, 57l4
l5A, AZ, 1i1s,l5l 81
455 Con Va, 4 so, 4S5l $40 Alta, GA
$50 Chollar,7,7N,7Ai4 4io Julia. 30 4.So,
~ 4.35
900 Potosi, 81 30l Caledonia. 2, l.9t
$40 II q N, l5. l5L loo $ Hill, l.6l
450 Point, 4,4U5 $50 Lady ", LILO,
275 Jacket, 1879 ll5, l20
1876 i'm perial, i.55, 275 Andes, ], Csc, 90l
l.50 $40 Ward. 1855. 80
S5 kentuck. "a 475 scorpion. 2tO
70 Alpha, 251e go, 2.I5. ~, y.
265 Beicher, rs, 4.70 200 Benton, 3.95, 3.st
AIS $50 " Bonanza. l4O
100 Confidence, llL, 81 Con dorado, Il
IL 400 Nackey, |, l0j
135 Utah, 10, 1SE, so Mtn View, 2.l5,
lS4 2S5
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-29
Money aud Stocks.

Money aud Stocks.
New YORK, August % ih.-Silver
bars, 112i; silver coin, 13@l dis
count; money active, at 7; Gov
ernments weak; stocks closed
firm; Western Union, 92a; Quick
silver, 13; Pacific Mail, 1863, Mari
posa, 2; Wells, Fargo q Co., 9S;
New York Central, lis; Erie, 244 +;
Panama, 154; Union Pacific, rs;
Union Pacific bonds, 109; Central
Pacific, 10S4; Sutro Tunnel, At;
Leadville, q; Caribou, 6.
Incendiary Tsikn wasbisgton.
NEW York, August 2Sth.-A
stormy scenes in San Francisco
have stirred up local agitators to
make demonstration yesterday.
One Hodnett called on the First
Comptroller of the Treasury and on
President Hayes, demanding in
slant payment of certain unpaid
claims of Workingmen. which, he
alleged were provided for by Act
of Congress more than year ago.
He told Hayes that if the claims
were not paid in ten days, ~ can
lead force determined men against
you that Will make your seat not
worth the cloth that covers it," AT
a meeting of the Labor League last
night be repeated these absurd
threats, adding that an army of
$50, ,009 men could be raised in
twenty four to march on Wash
ington.
tataa aHd Japan.
New YORK, August 2Sth.-A
Posts Washington special says:
Intelligence just received here
shows how real is the danger of Sc
rious trouble between China and
Japan unless the question of SOW
efeignty of the Loo Choo Islands
can be satisfactorily set
tied by Gen. Graut, or through
some other means of mediation
aud arbitration. A military con-
flIct is very probable.
rns Nrw York. Lake Erie. amd
w-s'srn Railroads..
NEW YORK, August 28th.-Presi
dent Jewett, of the New York,
Lake Erie, and Western Railroad
Company sends the following tele-
gram regarding the misapprehen-
sion in financial circles of his testi-
mony before the Railroad Commit
tee of the Legislatures:
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 27.
/ cannot imagine how the inn
preston was made, for nay state
ment was very distinct, that there
was no doubt of the ability of the
Company to pay all its fixed
charges, and that in time il would
pay OH its stock. think the teeth
are about taken out Of the attack
III. j. JEwETT.
Tug Boat Explosion.
NEW YORK, August 28th.-An
explosion OF the boiler of the tug
Essex early this morning wrecked
the boat and killed Leonidas Full
Ter, fireman, and Joseph 4. Laffay,
engineer.
Death OF Han. wm. Dner.
NEW YORK, August 28.-The
papers this morning publish an
obituary of VIM. Duer, formerly
County Clerk of San Francisco and
law partner of Bailie Peyton, who
died suddenly on Monday at his
home on Long Island.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-29
THOMAS M AK EY,
HAVING PURCHASED THE
Al MEDIA MARKET

VIII hereafter serve his customers at
that place. continuance of their pat
ronage IL solicited. He will serve them
with the best meats obtainab in South,
crn California, from and after to-day, at
he ALAMED MARKET. au5-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-29

LONDON, August 2Slh.-A Paris
dispatch says: The returns indicate
that thirteen of the Councils Cen
eral are in favor and twenty-seven
opposed to the Ferry bill.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-29

LONDON, August 26th. -GAmad
Ell Diu, the notorious Afghan in
triguer, possessing considerable III
tluence among the fanatical ele-
ments, has been transported to
Djeddah.
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sfk1 YOFE 9ftbuHs. ,..
Thu respect pail to royal rank Invariably eires
tho Duku ut Cambridge u heurlng when ho adj
dresses tIle House Of Lords, hut no 0ue IL qulio
90 meil pleased with what Ae bus to my aa ho IL
himself. Hu lus gu ougagmg way Ut easny h|s
knee -iouts, ail s.ata with legs astside ~ Il hs
bGu Just dismouutea from hs eharRer. After
he had been Oh the door for few minutes
fortnight ago, |,o returned to receive thu con-
aratulatlons III tliu P1lnco Of Wales. Ti.en he
nent ever the Duke ot Kiehuoni to TX Lord
Isacuuisltul what 4u Thought of Il. Noxt, by
WAY OF showing ills politcul lmpattAllty, le tDdk
seut near Lord Cszdwcll, mud zece!Yed his TO-.
llrItaiioMs. Itlpn hu took tour q tha Houae,
unI ut u n.uu,s,t by Iosd crnnbrook. Noxt
lie seated hitaseIf On tIls woolaack, and was IT,
llesaled by t1!e Chancellor with = courtlv tcntt
Of tilp bowlsgesl head. Attcrwasd he reclted the
whole Of llu sprceh " three peera who had
cotau Ii, late, mud who stood just beio.s thu
6tcps Vt tllu thsane- FINALLY he returned TO tht.
cruas-beacl, ulid noticing for the irst time Lori
Derby, gave hll1l two tlnKers to Shake, und vi,
IDENTIFY H,udo stersotypea inquiry, Doa't yan
tAlnk l MIS- right, hcJ
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Mrs. Ellen DroWlng, mother Of the preceding
Witnrss, Ia called mud tcstltlcs: ~ live at No.
81 Throop stsecs."
gtosrs suggests ts,nt she lift her yei.
"I'yc got sore eye, sir" replies the lady,
"an1 I'd rat!ier not.h
IAN right" responds the gallant lawyer.
~ am tho MOTHER" continues witness, " Of
Mrs, Hankins. In 1915 we lived On: South
Green street, nnl Stevens mud his wifc boarded
with Us. was called upstairs Quo morning.
shs was In bcd. ile came nut at tho 'sead Of tho
stairs pa'tny re;sea' s,e sa Mo hfd bI1 been psa
rs linn "I On ono sidn Of her face. There
was o,arrcltng between them all tho time sho
was there. On another occasion 10 was tight
With VIII i,er. sne slept, twice ial the basement
with my help, while Stevens slept In Ills own
'HS; w asnt steyous himself pratty badly cut
upin pl1nronsciously asnS t he }aa caught Tartar.
SIic complained considerable"
nDIdn't you nut p1aster on bis facclh
hNeycr,h Is the sharp rutort.
"Whcrc was hc cas, or injured; wasn't It III
i EcIieyr llu did come down to the kitchen
the next morning to make complaints aganst
'Ss' Sa'wasu't bis lip cuta''
NJ. mHht be-.
"IIis face a!sol"
uCR,,'t say t!,at.n
"Wasn't there Ink all over his cloth!ngl"
"liu said 70, but didn't ssa 1t. seen Ink
y" HDid hc ciam to be struck by an tnk.bottle
~ = lila la ciniU,cd that, but didn't know at.n
II You haYo seen sosiIo tights yourself, sup-
poacln ,
nThe previous wttness was your ilaughterfn
,,s, "Ys., str; my daughter '''''F had a"y ''sAt'
rhs crowd appreciates, .--.-
Ting ,: ! sGS'' 5iS'''
"nid you tell him you'd make II hot for him
'ts sef,a!n wG r. thing + was not d'n''"
"ptd yo., mike any threats at ALT"
uN0 e!r. ! mcroiy asked him few gute-
ttous. / Will tell you ri! about It 1t you'll let
Don't care about your Interpretation, Mrs.
Browning. 10. y0u remember young man
calling for Mrs. StuYens in front Of your house,
or belng IN soa'pany With her thcro' :"
ibid did s you over SEQ Billy Walsh in Manic
steyena' bcd.rooma"
This comes out with good deal ot emphasis,
You are tho notheF-ia''a" OF al Aaukins"
"Dlt,n't you md Al liaukio. hayo n discus.
sion tho other day when 10 called your ntteI,-
ton to tho tact, ,-tlat there was young mai,
IN front With sl4nls stsxcns when cr husband
| II heard Of its. .bet,lH talked ubout, but neyos
knaw Of it. Al aud ki1d. lIaukins worc speaktMs
pi It, but know nothing about II. ! never saw
q mora innocent woman In tic world thau Hrs.
| Stevens-h
| "iIhey are all innocent people Ia that uoiah,
borhood," !" iuterjects btorrs.
| II live In t4at uo[ghborhood myseli," saya
Mills. .,
HThat gives It tone,h Eetorts Trude, :
''You live with Mrs. baker, do you. Mrs,
DrowLngln
| No, SIR" says tho lattor, With An apparent
feeling OF contempt for that Baker wonsn.
''D0. you und Mrs. Baker ylsitW
"N0, ssi neycs beep Ia her house. Iht
mure am asked, sir, tie worse IL! make T."
Gently, =" and lsum what sue sa9s,-that tl!e lnote
70 asked she will make It Wo!sc,-I think we'd
| better lot her goh
The crowd takc8 1t In.
"1'hey arc trying 10 make q slur Of me Witt
Ars. Baker, chlmea In tho Hltuasa. With 1
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NTH Dragging Her Around by the
"' Hair and Choking Her,
,ruh Knocking tic Flesh and Skin on
~" Her Arms md Legs,
With Shifting In Hor Fao0 in Preference to
Talking to Her,
WITH Pointing Pistol ut Her and
Making V1triolio Throata,
,.,,,ib Flirting NTH Other Girls, and Different
Aluel[aneaps 0donsts.


PETE FOLLOWS MISS sAMAM' -,
n. Stevens trial, projected into tho Third
ihs ~ crt.tcncc. opcns tittsu after the
Hseko 10 .aa,o i{ttic t,no bclng consumed In
u.ual tour' SUM- .sns n ,rrv undar Wv
getting no nsw wa."v s,' ,nole.t.aupesrlnc Young
al.. sstah sesoS; VS. ;s est Fu,to strcat, .ake,
gl'h 'h"f5 sar Tho nroaccutIou. anu tcstItIes: :
HGVofk Tor m'eou n'vs'' 10 u ~ W., Mad,san
1t shtrt.mAktnE a. No' ~ ".ss "t@oto"4
.rpet. working In the irohe toom''
% "D'a Peter Stevens ever follow youa" asks
Weber , ,, ,v.,sr eov. In n,ono.o. to
s.ors Objects h',u nepss 1asn Nv E.opoeoa W ~
t'o1 'or. st objects, sass they have gone of on
'sn.,. ss and tint be Is prepared with another
no2sa'' ,,,a,,tioa IN ,hnw that such Testimony
10. at aatno1'''o. ~ ~ n,ot,vo s.T, Al,
/, admissible only 10 sue" m'o1""' ~ all
ases Of homicide, SAYS lie, "mafltnl or othef-
sI,s vbether tho defense Of insanity Is inter-
aH.' .aa ~ mt evidence of former 1ll-fceIng be-
~:o y. w. sece..o] nut Tic prisoner, or former
Gudges bct"ee'' LIS ucesao.u t'.'sA s4'S p'oos.
Of previous threats made by TIC PRISONER o.
" .l,.rs.tion.. ouarrcls, ]awsults, Is uniformly
'as, nN,s1 IN seeming yloatIou OF tho yule tint
aonhleu' - .,.,,,at 10 ,,roror ,,+,,
IndepenaeMns r. os,'s" a,s -. show t,c mnt,rs ~
lie grollhu th"' ~ ~ s1I"p nrnrn.o ~ .in,v timt
he prisoner anu ~ ppsp ,.,v " =, e.o" ,,,h1,c
wherever i oeeots .a;.' w o4tto;,,ar fac, ~,
fosecuior 70 estapSn Manso ps n,oTand md whrr..
Ingredient ol tt oraJusI ~ thm nasa tnr % IN" mr..
tsgoss lnto 1as ~ ,.,nf t..t 10 - ~ as"nt
posc o! ,naRls e1mGna ',t,,,.t 10 robut.sI j,
orseuaeo from p.a1 putsl1 n, ny nr,,mosittnI thc rsadv
llaYlns tanS slatEu ~ H. pol' 1e S' ho,,t su
tofra haris Ia" h1 1ne eouft AVE Apoe' ="
toar. ua o.. h. ,pon,u u~
le tonrt doeb not eAIu t - nvat ~ ~, a.o oa MI
Wills lle says nc las ~ uouos u , a,J .o'apc ~,
ka:Y Of Inc evidence; 'Att ~ ~ sl'"pt 70 tna ~
tu!isl Upon INC lues'9n ol ...s lnsats II nasu
lid occasion BEFORE, no cont.hues, sy eay
hat tue sapcsatIaet9Eu ~ tton s"s5 1ntenss
, 1879-04-22

Yin. q. G. Daker ls called and sworn. She Is
avery tail Indy on this side Of TO, With m abun-
dlnee 0! ha!r, and velvet bonnet ant rid shawl:
and s4c POSSESSES M inlcpondent spirit a1Id lots
Of confidence III Aersclf,-n typical boarding
house keeper, ller cxa,ninat!onis very amusing,
but words ean convey but n feint Idea OF 1t.
6hs testihe6;
"Iltye at No. 2S7 West Monroe street, and
hsrc lEred In tue neIghborhood thirteen or four
tech years. l knew Minnie Stevens, md hava
teen Peter Stevens often. He t,ad brown hair
when saw him. They lived at No. 28J. Ire.
ntt1bcr the 4lh. OF July, 1876. | saw Manic
streps OH my porch about IL O'Clock"
u object" shouts Ssorrs. 1T Is too Ie-
nl!ly buck oi. .siny, 1s7s.S
IVA arc. ip.eatilny," observes BILLS, "to
thoT acts Of cruelty"
ut goes To the same question: ru1os the
Court, "of love and affection. I hnve refuscd
iogo hack Of tliu marriage. This is inter-"
"!e'l The Jury Just What you saw nnd h9art.h
Interruption"
"Just proceed" remarks Mills.
.. W don't want to DO interrupted" rctorts tho
The crowd laughs.
NJ don't know nbout tl.at," puts In BtorFs.
"Ms Will sec when VIC con11 to It."
p"elate onty tho facts,' comes from the
'teea
ne Fourth Of july, 1915, was sitting In my
~, saao@ wv Iae inside hliuas "cre closed, looklnE
sI.,aa ~, a' neata l1ttlo talk on the porch, hu
ssu as out hlu fH's little Girl as Gall nor.
hss aos acquainted With her, though Know
III iii hnaaei ! mad seen her. sho was talking
ii. Su - 5onpe man wtlo WIS sitting on my porch.
san tnef9 pcraps attcen minutes chatt'''g
a.seaaus, thls gentleman "-a!u size points at
eesens-"saMs up a,al took hold Ut her arm
VIZ d"g-h
";.s.scr "fsscr m!nd tllat," tnterroscs storrs.
TN, Iana: brought here to 1ell what know. Cau't
W.
p.n,e. p!Ms audience breaks into roar, which tho
~ "..'As ars unahu 10 suppress for naia'uto or
..yu9st tell the lnets,'' suggests Mills.
liz dragged herr continues tho witness,
9,,a a un ,ae =. ssups, down tls walk, through tho
he. nehs to tny bayk.partor windnw, nnd could
M s every word. 1la put her into hss room aud
~ VI. Key lnto Ills poekct-u,hle hcr q prlson.
nv
via USED yesI n,.rsno onts 1.n9na 1,o.ts hs,
, 1879-04-22

gambetta !. g,owirg v9sy stout, snd sit
walk four Aours day a,,d llyo ou 25 cents
worth Of food. lla therefore begsn 10 walk on
tho road bctwceu Paris anu MAssa!llra, but, ~
sonn as this 1eealne known, crowds followed
luily, III order to Hrr Ilisu. Tie annoyance
proving .ntoterabis, ha trtu1 Thu courtyard Vi
hts resllcnce, but sonn becasno tired Of - mo-
notouolls tramp. uo theu jolurd ths Alpine
GyMu2stlc Club.
, 1879-04-22


Justice Mornson next takes tl,e stand.
II rccolIcct," he testiacs, "ihc day Stevens
came beforo mic charged With an ofTensc."
"Wllnt wns the ofTct,sG4n
:" l object" Interrupts Trtldc. "Thc record
is the best evidence"
"stcycns tcsttiicd,n urges Weber, "to what
was the solo ground upon which lie VIVA ilned
$100. Tic record shows simply TIC conviction,
not the circumstances, which. III my opinion, uro
competent 10 reput his to.iim ony."
lile real object Of the inqtlrY,r advances
Mills, "is to SHOW tlse stato Ut stoyenB' mind at
tlut time. Thu subject matter under coueidera-
mo to bring tha. o,is.'
49,. "ao ep," @ , rules ! the Judge, "w'thout reter-
"11.u hearlng,' proceeds lllo wtnoss, "laatcl
fifteen ninutes. The wife Of tbs priaoncr wus
present. His relations with her wero involved
In the investigation. Stuycns was ycrr quiet. I
noticed nothing special about his fnce. l saw
him Subsequently, after tho a!luot!ng, Ia the
said word. sAw nothtnE m0re In his appear
anca than that Of all ord!nasy quiet Hau."
PERSONALS, FL1lTATIONs, ETC.
+. d. Droadwcll, a young mnn from Ohio,
takcs the stn,ld aud trst1lcs: III live In Cnr!n-
natl ] cnmo hcro this morning, md left Gin.
cin,iati last cyG1ins. / nm at present book
kuencr. Know tho accused. ind recognize l!tn,
only Ills hair aslj mustac!!e ars changed tn color
FROM black to light. bccaino acquainted with
him IN Cincinnati about August, 1870. We
roomcd together about three months,-between
Nov. 28 nlNl Dec. l, 1877 and 1873. was intro
luccd to Mrs. stevens one evening by him at
tho Office, but never mrt her 10 speak to her af-
terwaras. That was before wo commenced roon.-
I'M. togullcr-in tho autnnler vi 1916. was
Dcputy.Clcsk III tic United States Court, and
he w,as employed by the Abstract Company. We
were togcticr during tho tiale VIZ roomed to-
gather We slcpt together We neYcr asso-
ciutca, howeycr, outssud Of our ro0m."
"po you know snyshng about his habits
rclnt!yo TO wotnent'
"NuthnE more than no Has very fond OF
"Apout Ills habits relative 10 flirting with
womanfn
"Well. ho was given 10 filrt!ng."
tsWhnt wou!li l,G dom
"i'assIug barkwards and forwards, hc would
flirt With te girls. Lilo WAS givun to noticing
women, md would sometimes a!rt with his
handkerchief" -....-
"Do ynl, know anything about his habits as
regards writing personals for thu pnuersi"
After tho usual wrat,Rle, the Wttncss lealloWel
to ray, s'Ycs, s'r. couldn't give lilo tiIno, but
no had a conversation OIL the subject. lie was
The only one particularly that occurs 10 mc
is Tint With gcntlen'an In lnd!ana.
[le corrcsposldcd wttt. hin and represented
hin,su,f to be ,ndy. TIlc gentleman wRs rcatay
to propuso marraEe, aud was perfectly satsl'sl ~ ID
CONCLUDED It was time to drop it-t1lat i had
gone far enough; thut he Ind had about all the
fun he wautctl, mud illnt NUS thu clld u It,"
."Do YOU know Of i'!s writing my personals
sYcs, str, ong. l4c said, IN this eonyolsa-
tlon, tl.ut I,a Aatl acnL to trten OF his III CHI
cago a certain advertisement tn DO inserted IN
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told Mo That when We went to pet room to,
eeil,tr. a short Tins after that-w!tlhn few
told mo Of its troubles. aud did nll ! could to
pacify hllt,-nlvlae,i hin 10 let her remain In
ChIrago,-illat thought eventually she would
!:oInn back to hiu',, and. II shc didn't, the
wi. I Ill af faksn ts psee 10 "sa a t.. les s ssmaS IL
where she Was. .Yo talked about IFS coming
back to tco fIts vile. told him to let her r.
Enain. l suggested t1mt we take i1l' IL the
summer; an'i hays Meg time: ils sa'd he
ihat nc wero eay,-that ilo felt TINT waY,-hapty.
navcr expected tho tnIng, 10 terminate az l.
did. lfu ncemrd very tnlcll Interested in tts
wife. a. illougt' rl'o ,'sas everything. Blood
thuL he was thoroughly worked IN. lie is a
man Of pretty high tculncr should Judge, when
t,c got atarteti: Al ttnea he was dcaj'ondent.
lIo spoke e' tIs moti,er.ln.law md atrpfather
as betng interested, a,'d ti'as they were at the
buttorn ri II. und he would ~ up and shout tho
whole lot Of tlicful.h
"When was TINT ~
~ couldn't give the exnct Tine"
"Dtd he yet excited ut that tttno ~
"Ycs, Of course 10 was. liz appeared TINT
way to me-. | could ai"ays taig him out Of #.
lie seemcd quiet after talked tn him. 1t
t,ecnnctl as II ha,l an Influence witt, him.
Stovcns mods his head at1rmatvels.
On the cross. tue wltiiets s,nfcs tint hin wlfc
seemed to Io on Stevena' mind all thu TINT.
"fie exhibited great deal of distruss ut,d
NERVOUSNESS when tAlkhg.'
"Yuu endcayorcd ts paciiy hint"
III always did,"
"You Inferred that hts affection for lts wife
must be vcrJ attongft'
aft nlwayn appeared to he.'
"Dltlu't he exhibit distress nnt! rcry much
agony when he described her method Of LEVY.
"llc voluntarily allowed her 10 icave-uavc
her l1rr trunks, atll gave her what se required,
na near as unt1crstopu it,
"Wns sllere hnr1ix dny passed tint ho
didn't talk with you On the subject Of Ills
wi!o}"
VI gucss there wna not many. / cot tired Of
bej, rcsorv0fr for such cases. had had two
or .lIrco beforu In tho same year. / toll him
not 10 use El,y y,olcncct0 let her stay where
ahc wns II shu preferred to go."
'"DlGn't ho say % ono occsston, Ny God, |
loye her!'1'.
s'It you recall to mo the occasion, maY re.
tneuber IT,, Tie words 'My Gol!' ucro very
often used by him."
"nttln't he appear contentcd md happy inter
the correspondence nas rcsufnc02h
"That correspondence Nns talked Of moro
viii, Mrs. johnson thun with me. I paid but
little attention to IT,"
"lavlnE told nil rou know,' observed Storra,
in waving the witness 10 depart, two aro very
glad you came."
4 recess was then taken Until o'clock.
, 1879-04-22


"Dld he ever throw anything ht hert"
ayes. After no moved to That place ot,a evcr-
Ing no gut mnd about something, don't know
what, mud he threw toothbrush, a,ul struck
her on Tile check and made II all blnck. Ito
said to her Suppose throw some vttriol in your
facc a,nl snutl ytlr faco for sou, tlIcn what arc
ysG going 10 dot And tlu got The stare poker,
and vent a. her to strsko her In tile lace but
"Vas that tho s.mc hight Sweet testified
tot"
ayes. She ,ait the house no abuscl her 10
fearfulIy, SAYING 4 ile sns going to stay In the
house she was not.h
"Di,l you ever SEQ him draw any deadly
weaponi"
"Yos; Il fow days after tl!at."
"WIlat was itlf
IA rcVn!yer.h
AM. Mrs. Young draws from her pockct re.
7nivcr, tEono up IT. papcr, n1d haals It to Weber,
Win snys:
''slate the circumstances under which ho drew
IT,"
"}!o va. ounrreiing With her, and lint even.
ing at the ."ppertabls t9ld pr l'o would al'oot
wnnsed her to. told hun he nl1'sn't tnk that
nothing 10 say.' Il sail, 'shc Is my daughter;
.hc Is under age, mud l. Is my pIace tn pr,trct
l,ave It. 1lv walked! Of wai6tlhr, aiul
very snon passed their rom. ehe
was sitting on !. tho edge Of The
bed, nc went m To her md put tc o!stof to
IL. | was close 10 the dur. Aud liz aimed It.
md attempted to PIT II Into hts puckct, un,l
snatchetl the revolver usni g.Tc him push aud
threw HIN orcr Oh tho bell. Tie revolver was
cartridGcs out. 1lo sold bon,e clotlIcs out Of tho
hnuse,-two suits nntt pair Ut ahocs,-to get
money to buy II. lie wa. arrested two Of three
days aitcr Tint. made him 60 away froIln the
, 1879-04-22

MORE or HIS ENORNtITIEs,
ibid Stoysus ever ftt With any girls In your
aud atatntu's prcssncoah
"Vesy otleu.' =.
"Wuero did you ever SEQ hint"
"Right un my own doosstepa." ~
"Whera Mas blamle At that tIme3h
"she was sitting dorm In chair right near
htm.n
, 1879-04-22

Frank Ray, ono Of tho proprlc,or's Of tho
Durdlck House, Is then called as,d tcstifcs:
"stevens boardcd ut tlln hotel. IIo camo
there April 4, a'lil disappeared about April 90.
did not know Of lis leaving. I saw him attcr-
wards on three occasIous-oNcc nt the Coliseum
md twlcu on tho street, l didn't think ne
looked differently from Wliat nc docs now, ex.
ccpt his hair rms little darker. Inayer noticed
anything In h!s language that was tncohcrcnt.
didn't notice his eycs or mouth especially.
heard him refer to bis wfc on two Of three oc-
casions. Ho euoEe Of bringing her to tho house
at ona time. Two Or three tncs asked Inn
what was tho matter, uiid ho said
he had had sono trouble with
hts motlcr.fn-Enw about Ills wife, and
hts motl!cr.tu-law had llad him sent to tho
Driucwcll Tor threatening to Kill her, or tomo.
thing to TINT effect. l SAW him last about tho
mfddla Of May"
On the cross. the witness states that Sscyans'
vito w.s at tile Coliseum with HIN. She was ut
tile huuse several times. Il ucyer saw him ut
the housa with nnothcr wotnau. When saw
lin just glanced at hInl."
, 1879-04-22

Mrs. E. Hankins, q bu1om lady neatly md
richly dressed, takes the stand, and testified:
II boarded. at. Mrs. Drowlng's, s. South Green
street, when Stevens and hls Wits vera there.
heard them auarrellpg ono night. The door
opened, looked out, and saw Mrs. stcycus 60
ing down the stairs. saw Mr.. stevcnB out in
the hall aud safd, ssfr. Stevens, think you arc
very mean man, 'ue said. You mind your
own business. l know mtnc.' took her IN my
room and she slept With me::i'
Trudu cross-examiaes: - don't remember
young nun calling for l,er. 11emember Of his
saying he was going to find har ono night.
don't know whether they camo In together or
not. didn't seq any blotSa struck on tlle nght
Itook her into my room, but simply heard Quar-
rciing between husoaud aud wlte."
" Something you hayo heard Of beiorca"
asks Trudc.
Tic crowd filters.
!" Yes str.'' .. ...-
On the redirect witness tcstidcs: "The night
he came md made inquiries AZ to wllcro Ills
wife was ind wcnt out after her was not tho
night took her to my room. The night took
lIer Ia was bcforcH