, 1879-02-28

Charley was Just then bringing in third bundle
Of sllli, md hs anoke abn!t tue han.kcrchicfs.
turned nruund 10 rot .nnotl,cr yalt.e. aaw
some Yng on the sielf, hut didn't take nny,
] betleyo asked II I could mi take something
else. walked toward tic door and locked up
and down tho street, and cut'lny from tue north
"DIl yon CONG out Of The door or did my one
''l think Mrs. Fricdberg was standing near
At this point tl,e ynllsc cap pturcd by The police,
In which vera Jnlrray's silk handkerchief, was
produced ahd identified. ~ think tlnt ID the
Dne.h
Then freeman went On. ~ looked up anil
down the sidewalk n,1ll bav what aurtntsed was
POLICE OFFICER.
1Io was Walking very sloWy toWart's Frictlbcrg's
from the north. looked ulltIl he camu IN front
Of thu store, when seemed to sec !,uttons,--I
thought they wero buttons, 1thn,1lght II better
to make. sure. 81 H., 10 Walked out Of IN:
There was railing III front Of vacant Int down
beneath ,l,r sidewalk, and first calculated 10
Jump down there II there was anytl!i,ls wronE
and got ont Of the alley stooa there until 1
centre ii lie wagon stui1lnR Landkerchlefs luto
thu vatse. iie was oil over the wagun gather
Ing them up, saw the policeman first nt tho
wnxon, nnd then ut the balls IN irunt Of Fried
hcrg's, and then llo n'ado step towards tho
wagon. Mrs. Frlodbcrg then cainc out, aud he
walked towards her.n
".juRt lllrn you may state whether any per-
SONS appeared on the sccnc'"
''Juat i1scn saw JOHN Lamb ind Durphey
come out from n donr."
"On which s!de of the strectl
"Un iI,c sauc side Of the street, about three
duoss from there. Tiny walked out. .-casnc out
from The door, and walksd pretty swift, alal yet
During tnIs time Dennis had got out Of tl,e
right iia,d corner, while stIc officer was talk!ng
to Friclberg. When they (l.a'nh md Durpheyl
Eot rs iet as tLe s!do wnkea o9t c Pretty altck
tile other side OF tho caE-tracle
nEArD A SHOT.
jumped about six teot md ran. I didn't see
who fired the shot. John Lamb had black mus
taefe t!1nt nicllt.n
+" What mado you ruin when you saw thoee
two mec 20 buhind The ofllccrt'
Col. Van Arfnau-l Object
AR. Mills said he would show its psrtinency.
lIlu Court-l'll admit II on that ground.
II knew they werc two dt tho most desperate
meg r. tlts city, aud wouldn't hesitate to do
anYthng.'
Thc Collrt--Thnt may he stricken out.
"When lenrd tho shot fired, / thought for
moment that was shot, or that somebody vus
until rot tired, and then walked little, MD
tleu continued running 'antl wnl;tng until
rot TO the North side. went toa saloon some::
WklGfG llEAF 1Hlu0ta AhA Nfll6s l. tUuIu lHt EElk
whit t.u il was. ! had no idea Of time. i
wont to sec friend. told I,u something had
happened, .nnd I was afraid l woul,l ret into
trouble. We went to the corncr OF Kinza anil
i saw Lamb. Dnrphuy, and Dennis coming TO-
,joIa TaI said si was. Wi,at in - aid you want to
take II In front Of that ntorc or something to
spoku word. The oll,er two said something.
Ali seemed to be excited, myself Included.
Somebody sntu,
twnAr ANH You uotNG TO DO ABOUT ITi'
Philo sad Il am going to tramp out Of
town., or something To- TINT effect. Char
Icy Icy sa'a' an ab, q" salss: sH,s naS aab 70 snIa M
Where will go1' W. were gazing nway-had
startcd-tllls was all in a ln0mcit Of excite
lncnt-nnd as wo started Lamb said, Where
Toy 1t seemed as though everybody Santcti
to get away from him. know l vas very
Xii Alter '.tt' was stricken out; ,
"We all three walked west, while le turned
around a91 satd' y MI, g0l"E to Mike
"Wbat t,mo was It then, to the best Of your
lit was between 10 aud l1-was not later
l%rl!io, Charley, , ,.., and walked wss. t')untt1
col. Van Arman objected to what the witness
did subsequently, - ......
state's Attorney Mills urged that his move
me,,ts brought him Into contact with Lamb:
Col. Van Arnian sai there WaB principle Of
law ,tut, even II Tho partics were connected to-
gethcr N conspiracy to commit srimc, tilo
could bind the otllur by word or acts.
Tho couEt-or BY acts done before the con-
state's Attorney aliIls didn't dispute Tint.
Col. Van AfN'an, conccttinE that the con-
ep!racy lad becn proved, for the snko OF argu
ncn., said that, II tho conspiracy were to COM
init burglary or murder, the object being ac-
compiIslicd, neither Of tho parties could by Ills
word Ut agt a(tcct the other.
statc's Attorney Mills proposed to show what
Limb did.
Col. Van Arlnan didn't object to that
Freeman proceeded:
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Weso y Iouo as",. tntn iha hnsamrnt ,xh,ch ~
Ent ~ s,op0 ~, VIII rot. wi,"rc Il, rn, iau
,,ot,,a aesn that hayu no ,uoneY-hinrjs n,i
peptuo ,ro,, f,arl, l,tr, th., +,on p.;t Ill