Daily Republican., 1879-05-21


Cv,dence-The State About Clos.
pg.
cIally Reported for the Republican.
New CASTLE, May 10th, '79.
The proceedings subsequent to those
blished yesterday are as follows.
louisa Berry, cross examined:-Did
see any old man; heard some one
ban; and then some one said lets
4 him." and then some one answer
"no, don't let's kill him here; let's
70 him further up the road" then
lard some one ask three times If he
a ANYTHING about him; didn't hear
ky answers; then / came in the house
"a went up stairs where my daughter
Nd Violet Hall were and looked out OF
Il windew with them; saw two per
hs come by going towards the bridge;
|eu went up into the third story;did
X see anything from there; but heard
b sound of voices towards New Castle
hen first heard the men running by
WAS sewing and had just looked at
clock and saw that it was LAD
said to myself 81 must stop
wing"
Violet Hall, colored, sworn: The
st thing heard was some one run,
|ng up and down the road and heard
man say "do you hear anything from
|,u ~ did not hear any answer next
heard ,ome one say "Let's kill him."
d sou one answered, "no don't let's
IL him here, let's take him further up
e road" got up and looked out of
e window and saw four men standing
the edge of the road in front of our
buse.
Cross examined: One of these four
In had red suspenders on, identified
N before the Coroner's jury as one OF
70 McManus!
Court than, at l.1o, took a..recess until
O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
STRANGE CONFLICT OF TEsTIMoNy-coN
TRAplcTIoNs FOLLOWING EACH OTuEI
-RELUCTAHT WITNESSES.
Court Te-assemDled.
Emile Walker sworn: Live on thu
est side of the causeway in Whining
bn, was at home oil the fifth OF April
We between PaschalPs and Thomson''
arriage factory; the prisoners came
om over Market street bridge; saw
hem about half an hour afterward
ley came into my place; the prlsone
William, Allen, alias James Good, " cam
n afterwards; that was little atte
leven O'Clock; Thomas Garrahy am
ridgeman were there; but when | wan
ed to shut up they went out first
hen | heard that noise there was
BLOW named Bill, Sallie Taylor am
lice; there was considerable loud nois
Ike as if some one was fighting; didn'
ecognize any of the parties, but afte
he fight those persons in the hous
ame in my house and asked me if
lad heard anything; Kopp said We ha
fight with some yellow fellows; the.
5khpn lett at IL O'Clock; didn't Sc
slheln any more that night; didn't Sc
&any colored people on the road tina
night; Allen was trying to make fus
Fith the prisoners, it lasted about l
r % minutes, those in my hous
kere the only ones | saw in the roa
bat night; when the young men cam
b locked the door had had the doc
pcked because of the fuss !; Sallie Tay
br and Alice, red-headed Alice,
call her, was there; didn't kno
er name the prisoners were prett
bill in there at the time.
The defence desired to ask the que
Jon whether the young men dram
nything when they came into h
lace. The State objected and warne
he witness that an answer won
Eliminate himself, and intinated tn
would be used against him in h
rial before the court for selling liqu'
Fithout license. The court sustaine
Le States objection and the defen'
Iithdrew the question.
Michael Reilley, sworn: Know Il
risoners saw them at Second an
orange and Railroad and Orange abo
inc o'clock was only with the
bout five minutes next time sa
hem was in jail.
VIM. H. Reynolds, sworn: VIZ
yer the bridge on the night Of the S
4 April; staid there about 1910; can
town and returned about II 40; We
McManus saloon; prisoners werer
here when first went in; they can
afterwards; nothing was said abo
he fuss on the street; they were p
ut; Frank Gem, Jones, Kelley anc
tent out about one O'Clock; we we
osether all evening; didn't see pris
ers anywhere else; when came ou
rent home; didn't see any ybody lying
Pc road; when l went out of McMan
ouse the Bridgemans were there wi
homas Garraghy.
John Kohlerman, a German was ca!
I, but as was unable to speak Engli
"A EdWard Keller was sworn as AL
ffpreter: lived at Mr.Stuart's hou
ept by Mr.. McManus; staid there
py board; he came over the bride
nd coming back was shutting up VIII
heard a fuss; went over and saw
pan laying in the road went for t
ollce; was gone about ten minnt'
hen | came back the body was gol
ben went to bed.
James Bridgeman, sworn:-Live
Wilmington; was at McManus salo
between nine and ten o'clock; when
vent in there were several young IN
here; didn't hear any fuss in the roa
sent out once and went with Thom
parraghy over to Walther's saloons;
he prisoners and Crawford in the
Don together; staid there about fifte
plnutes when we returned to McMan'
pext saw then in McManus' about ha
'h-hour after 1 came in there were Il
ogether; the prisoners and Willis
lien making the five; only heard qu
ellng in McManus's.
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