, 1879-06-28
OUTr0F JAIL.
Bi1teen of tho Bohemian Hharpahootsrs
Released,
And the othsx Threa Let Out on
Slight HAIL
Testimony Glven on Both Sides Before
Judge MoAlllster.

"nNGo AAV@4AHsVss
The examination Of the Bohemian Sharp.
shooters halcas curpus case wos Fettlmcd yeaaor-
day morning before judge McAl1lster.
Mr. Ruocus saitl he had drann up objections
to tic return, bus had rot had M opportunity
to get the prisoners to htVn. Atr. Cameron then
agreed Tho signaturcs should be nude, aud tho
paper sworn to At noou.
The priaoners then filed 10. a crowd Of tho uu-
washed followed aud filled tho room, and the
trial began.
sThg first Witness wns
VALENTINE CLARK.
OF No. oct State street. Witness WAS present
at eslvcr-Leaf Grove last Sunday afternoon.
lle bought q ticket for 25 cuuts, and went tustde
tie grove. Was there ubout fifteen minutes
when the bartf began to play, and wttneas wens
up on the stahd aust beean to dance with a
young Indy. He danced about three minutes,
when somo Of tho fellows III uniform came up
a.,l struck him with ha}oNet, Tic turned
around to see who atruck him, when another
man hit kim and knocked him down, Ho
thought tlcy wanted him to get OF the stage,
and rot hs hat nnd started to run. Tie men in
uulform followed aud knocked him sensp,css,
and eomo onsf nf the crowd pulled bin
outside OF the cato. They wore
danctug round dances. Tho witness did
not know the gfrl with whom Ia danced. She
WAS young, and dressed In red dtcas- Tlese
wns 10 sroabfe on this stage. Witness bad no
trouble With any ono, and hn1 not been drink
Ing. The crowd did GOT make any disturbance
nor any attack Until nfter they we're fired on.
On crossoxaninaiion witness hatd his ticket
was not tuhen rjp. nor did aDT ono nsk for f. OF,
the atapd. lin was l<nocted scnsc'cs. Int vo.
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aplo ~ ~ =" "o'h VIZ "'@t oaJt anu hho hos
boen under nhyslcian's care. Stones were first
thrown, wl,on soldiers rusllHd out Tho solaters
CHARGED Arss,
DR.. STAIR
te.tifIsa TINT Donol,uo was broueh. IN Ria o,r7cc
No. cav ocaan avenue. laal Sunday Afternoon,
about 5 o'clock, and wftncss found tHo g1Insllos
vounas,-oue on the lover inv. t1teother on t,c
wont .,f,. ~ t,,c cho*+ ohdmt ~, ,r. t.,r
tmshes eo e ne ntnnis eod 1TH @ nnt III .a
nhInninst covitu n iottar au .as @ ot
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arnns,o 1,nt T''r h,ssaau hn tas, .aa uasn
tsnancy to foTmation Of an ace.s u y III nscr
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sat .!s "''u s ""e6s assrn ~ a'' pFcass b5sn taf
s syn otoms la "oG Kin tn tbnis ~ ,n,Mi .ol,m,,
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tos . s'S @Sry ~ 'nn o,t @ H. omets s1 n.y.
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HERMAN ALoHHS'
OF no. ~ hluo leland avenue. He went to tho
grove npont O'CLOCK SUNDAY afternoon Hc
81" disturbance, anu iooRod out ahtl SAW son10
.ionea thFoWu. Inc solulcra tAen catNo OUT aud
furmeu III HE. someboaf threw gtones. aud thcY
turned dfotttid and charged mud fired. Thu
eroWd vas thck until theT Wcre fred on. 1Io
!ett rag grove paca1so he was afraid Of getting
MT ny tic stones. There were not mauy stones
thrown. .:-'>>.s, =,
T. =. oFB1cxH LACY 'l1W
,7aa preacnt at the picnic In citfzes,'s clothes,
and 'ho RaYo a very clear atll straightforward
statement. He stated thnt he reached, In,
groyo about tcu minutes to 4 o'clock Sunday
afternoon. Everything was quiet then. ii
the ccutso OF The grove d band was playinr,
aud DANCING WIS 9o!ug on. Tho first trouble
was caused by man; IN uniform pushing
form. Tho soldier had q bayunrt.
ilHi took hold OF It by tho skunk. Then tWo or
thrGG moro CAIIlC up, md, the nAn broke hWny