, 1879-02-26

iaan VINO was Grsk suspected OF the crime, but
was
rf1B REAL MURDERER or RACE;
and by q foul conspiracy between him antl i.
others like him LAM, lad been brought into tla
case. Some Of tho birker!nga ami bargains
madc IN tho ta!t a. 10 who should be witnesses
man was nrst willing 10 swcar that he lutl moth
ing to 10 with The altllr, und he had asked
Lamb To- unfto with lin 70 rpt The crime
on tho FrfcIberns. Limb, nlthoudh hal MIN
what Il ou0l. to hare l,ccn.-vas nat yet lnd
enough to ncclse OF the lieinOus erimc Of muir
der man whom he l,a'l no reason to believe
WIS guilty. antl be refused. Freeman had pro-
Lamb, admitting at the tne tint he lamb had
nothing to lo with It, but Oh the .tcwf. Whether
Lamb took my part tn the burglary Col. Van
Asisat' didn't say; hut Freeman had ad1nittc1
Wnul.l bu proved by rellabls witnesses thnt
l.n1nt, tal, tlothug to do with dtsp,.'l.g 0f this
goods,-IlEt ho did MT 20 with tic wagon to
the paw".hop, a'nl bad nlth'pg to d. With
tho prrnetrA1inn OF the murder. The foolish
ThnttY Of s.1y woman trefrsrlng to thu: ct,!tret1
WOMAN who identified i.i.ilb tctne wl,,!Irc.l
The shotl wold be illlucctsieut lOlsgII st her To
swear to anything. He wpuld show TINT etu
lIRye hcen. IN closing. Col. NaH Asina'i Aaih
| policemen exhibited great zeal when Ii crit1u
was committed In catching soInehsdy nnd t>uh-
ing him to n conviction Irrespective nf hts guilt
or lnnoccnrs, thinking IL necessary for their own
vtndieatI0u lhat sums nnc should bu punished.
1la would proyD that rcFnurks bud been made ~
them tf,at, whether gIt1tv Or not, Ho'nebosty
| must be punished. Would Il he any rnslnt!0n
Of the public misfortune To 40 treat an innoecps
mani
DETECTIVE scHocK
WAS tl,en catled un swor,f. About 0 o'clock on
| the ovcnug of Oct. . lie saw Detective Whalcn
and Lntnl, near k1nz|c-street bridge tnf'itng
together, ANIL, whcn tr joluct them, ha took
state's-Attorney Mills asked Witness to re-
peat the conversation.
Col. Vam Alinan objected, unless 1t related to
Nj. Mills expected soprovc what he had stated
In his opening. A threat, general In Its untIi1c,
most ccrtainly involred tie specS"l Art III
I'll. Van Armun submitted that ss,c rutc WIS
that tie evidence In any crime must bs confined
to acts AMI wilnt tended to support the charge.
Judge Williams said the farcr way, In this
class Of cases, was to decide question 'lat was
hrfars him without ntte'nptlnE to Eiso Its sca-
aoas, az. from the reasons. iln: Jury might some
times think the Court had taken certain View
uf tll- fArss which he should be aorry in1, since
The Jury wcre uot to l,a governed W ilss ycsss'
Therefore, III this case, lie would simply an
| nut,ncc Ills rulings. The tcsttulupY was con-
! pptcnt.
An exception was noted.
Witness sa!.i Lamb talked about his having
heen arteslct, asnl Witness ntvtsed him that ho
had tettcr leave toHn Lamb satsl he Was
brought IN III Chicago, un'l lie was going to live
here. Wtintss said ,t1at wns all right Il hc lcli
all Honest lfe Lamb saht hc "as Trying 10 gcs
MI express WAGON nnd horse, mud 70 tnakc liy,
iu@ in tl,at wny. ne snih further sat tie would
not be arrested my 'nore:,il,At thu frat: j.
police ntllvrr who arrested him lie would GET
away from or get hung. witness saw Lamp
tut following nght, Orf. 1, ne.v TIC coTnHr n1
siurket nlal kinzu streeia. with Jal, Melyin
nii Lane; II'cY were TALKING tbsse1neI: n, nc-
tcsNe nnuIEl. ms Msu n .f,o. ~ VIZ
i1 H. tiI unt NJ i,n"w nt int time auythfng about
thr 1n,,rtcr If race. Witness MET Jimmy Drs.
iii ,na .sn, ~ eI. nj "a nsloe Il, the saionn
ct,rner ri Indiana und Market streets. lie
| srnn,ed tn hc ss.rrJ
tic rross reorganization was very long, but de-
| va1onrti nothjn,, ri jnfercst.
'e''psA ''e'"T I,rrst.4'rr ~ .rr 7r,,,r.
! =, A.,
corrohoratctt schock. !ic hrst ncaEd ot me
lh4Edrr ut quarter ot Il. ~ % oc.2ek s ns eot o.
pr!srrs TO hllnt tor INC Lnmh-Drlseoi gang OF
thieves: nc toIa , 'aos
iini...s,1, LII ,,is;,,.r ,;,o 1n mr. 'eAN
,,r-ru nTr
uii'
VINO Keeps saiooii vi 1He eolucf p Mat"eI aut'
hlflzle, tos'1lletl !nat 1Grpney; nchsls, reg.
man, ,1aia', ni!u Ufisco!i came ths1 Jus p,aee o
lc ss auor aponI "apase ; IN a"I at.etn1n a,
a'il, a1tcr so'l'e talk ail.o's tenlsefes' @ mIe..
WITNESS u't !ot hsasi inef "SIt uu.soe. Mnss''
tnes were 1oioea uy i-n"G N.Y. n1'''et1 !.e. ~
,sir e'cil!'':' nnoui hali.Eass ~ & Mc"sS: l"iS
,.au M'.a G" tI,G H.. ~, ~, a nm n' y rat SIa
ntVe me TWO nse.s' tase 1. ~ ns,3 as,3
gsNhk nha Weht oat q. lme nsn"te . sa h.sust uuo'
rive "T Ieh l, Nnles h'..tWasa tns1 sa,e a pnS" ~
my LAMP eaie lot IVY ossah 's., "'' ~ aenei ~. ~
nosaI' nIies" III ea's u III '''''' oee'uso III WIZ
altasu 9! h'a'. H.. ., =,
Iol. NAn All'an asncu tt'ae il.c n.ht c'auso "
stfiskcn oa., 1r ~ Gonsa .aa 10 uaue ,, ,,,,,
Wines baw Oflsco'l t,t naiiu .1.s HILL auuu
~ noprn,cx ". c,.ossrv,