Daily Republican., 1879-05-21

them. Didn't go to the railroad. When
they got down there they left him on
the left side of the road. Looked to me
as if he was sitting down when they LETT
him. Edward McManus was up the road
following for somebody to come back.
Didn't hear the deceased say anything.
Didn't hear him groan. When we came
back we went into the saloon; 1t was
when we came back in the saloon that
the prisoners came in.
Observation-Disclosures the pris-
oners as being the ones l saw IN Wal
tler aad McMapus' saloon; didn't see
them anyw here else that night; they
were not up the road when We were
there. didn't see them OH the road at
all.
Rebecca Dehring, sworn:-Lived at
McManus' on the night OF the 9th OF
April; heard some 6ghtingo on that night
about II AS went out; couldn't tell
whether they were black or white; the
fussing continued for quarter OF an
hour, saw number of young men 60
ing towards Market St. bridge, saw
three colored men going towards New
Castle; saw body lying in the road;
! I was standing at the side door OF Nc
Manus; had a good view; the two Nc
Manus and Thomas Garraghy was there;
after the fuss Mr.. McManus, Thomas
Garra4y and McManus brother-in.law
went out to him; they came back IN
five minutes; they went towards New
Castle; saw the prisoner after Mr.. Nc.
Manus and his company came back;
the body was nearer to Walther's sa
loon than the corner of Jones Guthrie's
carriage factory; heard Mrs. schaefner
say "for God sake pick tn at man up
saw no body in front Of Paschalls fac
tory.
Cross examined: tt boarded at Nc
{ Manus saloon; couldn't tell how many
were in there that night; don't think
. Garaghy staid there all night.
Thomas Leonard, sworn:-Live on
: the right hand side of the causway
heard noise between II and y O'Clock
f when in..bed listening about 10 minutes
I got up and went to the window; saw
three colored men running up towards
New Castle with palings in their hands
a couple of white men after them in thsil
shirt slee yes hallooing to come back
these men stopped at my gate and one
asked me if | saw any colored fellows
going by the road: Isaid yes they had
gone by; the colored fellows staid al
. the railroad and began cursing: They
y, went back and came up to fellow wh'
T. had Perry DENLY; knew it was Perry
= Demby by his voice, heard one OF then
. ask what he had about him
y Perry said ''you may do al
. you please you may cut my
:, throat or kill me, ri stay by you unti
a | die" they laid him against thu
~ fence and left him; he said "Oh,
4 know you and I'll sue you;" one 0
the men said, "you black s-of-h !
;. Perry got up and went towards New
Castle stood at the window until h'
! got to the railroad there was no sucl
- words rsed-as "the Lord will remem
Y Der you.
y Cross-.xamined.-T was no sucl
- words used to me by the man VIII
y asked me about the colored men, a
4 "there was a colered man hurt dow
~ y, the road :" he went over to the me-
~ with Demby.
,e John Smith colored, sworn: Live mex
At door to Leonards; between IL and l
IS. o'clock heard McManus get up and ope
Is his window; got up aud wont to m.
"a window heard noises down the road
I'd staid there about half an hour; thre
le colored fellows came along having pale
,r in their hands; they went on over tn
" railroad; couple Of white men cam
as along; they asked Mr.. Leonard if an
w colored fellows had gone by; heard thel
ty haloa to come back and get their frien
as they were his friends; saw old ma
s. Dsmby come up in charge of anothe
TX man; the men who had Demby came n
is farther than Mrs. Charts house wher
ed Hattie Berry lives; these two men wei
Id down the road, heard enc Of them sa
at "What have you got about you!
lis heard him say; do what you are goin
or to: for will die before Irun;" Demf
ID was left and he got up and started t.
ce wards New Castle; heard him say as
went by; you s. Of b--Iknow yo
he all and I'll have you tomorrow morl
I'd ing; you hate to see a peaceable ma
ut walk the road there were two whi
I'm men in their shirt sleeves: don
Nv know whether any one of them had re
suspenders on.
as Edward Anderson, coll, sworn:-Li,
tn at John L. Smith s. had occasion
ne come down the road; it was one o'clocl
mt when | turned the Third street bridt
u't road to 60 on the causeway saw
ne man in his shirt sleeves; when he sa
mt me he turned around and walked bat
,ut to the saloon; there was fighting al
1 | fussing out in front of McManus; stot
re there awhile ard heard one of them s.
So "come on Koppy we've licked one blse
t S. of -b to night and we wi
in lick another" When left part of Il
Ius men were still there, the others hi
ith gone.
Odd you ask if any names we
H. called.
ish Objection was made to the questio
in. but it was afterwards permitted.
,se A.-No; only reply to the name
for Cupsey.
"a. Didn't see anybody else on the roa
,en knew it was one o'clock for it strut
one it struck one again when l 6
The away from the saloon; it struck tV
cs; when was getting in bed; it strut
no. twelve when was on Third stree
I was still there when it struck 1913
in sallie Taylor sworn: Lived at M
,on Walther's, don't know anything abo'
4 | the case =,
,eu Alice Miller sworn: Lived at M
ad: Walther's on April 5th don't rememb
.o tha nicht when DanbY was killed; 50