, 1879-03-02

didn't have anything to DO with it, and to re-
member that he (1Yhalen) saw him on tue cor
her of Market and Indiana streets Ut twenty
minutes of l0,--dye minutes before the murder
On tie cross, be said be saw his brother last
about t:7o weeks ago at home He had no idea
where be WAS now.
CHARLES {. FREDrGEE,
the druggist, whose store Is next to Frtedberg's
pawnshop, testified that be w2s IN big place ace be.
clerk OF assistant at that time When the shot
was fred be was putting up parcel for get1-
tlcnan. The light from his windows did not
Shine on the sidewalk ID front Of the pawnshop.
Oct. a6 negro woman, who said her pane was
Mrs. Chapman, came into his store. 1t was be-,
tween and 3. She said she was the One wbo
identified John Lambs: that she vas IN the store
that night. Witness asked her what she came
in for. She said she Wsnted 10 ceuts' worth Of
morphine; that he was not there at all.
that it was another man; II he had been there
she would hare known hin immediately, as she
had often been in the store in the summer to
drink soda water She said she asked the Other
her any--treated her in q kind Of indifferent
mauner, and said be wouldn't give It to her ex-
ccpt as prescription. She said, II can tell
you this: You will be paid it You testify as I
She asked him whether it would not be better
for her to say sue came after au. almanac-that
when called upor: to testify she had not been
asked about That, and she could say whatever
she pleased She asked if 1t would not make
better impression.
ttD:d detective come to YOUR store4"
'tThere was person came in on the I'D OF
October, accompanied bV another man."
'''What did he ask -youT'
States Attorney b1llls objected.
Mr. Forrest wished to show that the police
had aided the woman in identifying Lamb; that
shortly after she was on the stand at the In
quest, detective went to Fredigke's and asked
whether she came in there and bought ten cents'
worth Of morphine, and that Fredigke said
stNo.n Two or three days afterwards the
woman came around and asked II it wouldn't
bs better for her to say she came to get an
almanac
game was played by the defendant Instead OF
the detectives.
pctent.
Witness stated further that the woman aafd
no ono was in the store except the Young man;
identify Mrs. Chapman. He had never seen her
before or since. Col. Van Arman had attended
to cass for him,-a suit for S25, 0o0 against him.
Mr.. Forrest asked for m attachment for airs
Chapman. She had not been heard from since
she left the court, and he wanted her present,
SO that she could be identified. hr. Mills had
told him he would not bring her IN.
Mr. Mills denied this Mr. Forrest had come
into his Office and demanded IN mandatory
way that Mrs. Chapman be brought in, md he
told him it was not his business to serve q
prQcess,-that he could give the Sheriff. sub
pena, and it would be served. He desired her
to be brought in, but did not propose going out
and subpoena her.
It was stated that tie Deputy Sheriff vino had
been sent out to hunt her UP had not been able
to find her. the people on Clark street, where he
was directed to 20, knowing nothing Of her.
Statc's-Attorney Mills did not wish the I'M
k-4 hmm 4$Ytnr laN
OF the way, or that be desired TO kecp. her ont
| Of the way. He was aware that she had been
an unwilling witness, but did not believe she
| intended to avoid the process OF the Court.
Judge Williams directed In attachment to is
sue, saying il the officer could find her she could
| be brought in.
A recess was then taken until halt-past 2
| O'Clock.
At the afternoon session,
JANE, s.~KEARNEY
| was put On the stand, and testified that he had
been subpnnaed by the prosecution. He lived
| at No. 454 State street, and was In the livery
| business. Ten or fifteen minutes before 0Aleer
| Race was shot he was sitting in front OF big
place, and saw horse and wagon go by and
drive up in front OF Fnedberg's. He ouy no
ticed one man in it. When the shot was fired
No. 468 OF 470 be saw the horse going north, he
having turned around. Nobody WAS in
the wagon. He tried to stop the
animal, but he vent by him. He saw man
run straieht' across the street 70 vacant lot,
and another walking rapidly up Eldridge court
toward Wabash arenue,-just past the corner.
He couldn't describe the men. Four or five, or
six got to the officer before he did. He did not
see colorcd Womau. He did not notice any
one.
On the cross, be said ho couldn't tell whether
there were two in the wagon. He saw the flash.
It seemed to come from higher than man
standing On the sidewalk.
AfR. FORREST,
one OF the defendants attorneys, was then
sworn, and said he desired Mr.. Trude to be
present while he testified.
Mr. Mills said it made no difference.
Witness then said he had lived in Chicago
since last summer. lie calae here from Boston.
He had practiced law six months regularly. He
was engaged in the case the last week in o.
tober OF the first week In November. He yis
tied the jail several times. Saw Freeman and
his counsel there. Freeman knew he was in
vestigatins the case, und used to ask him what
lie had discovered. Trude WINS bis counsel. On
Nov. IL, he thought it was, in the AFTERNOON he
went to the jail to see Lamb. He saw Freeman
and Trude there The latter had Just gone into
the cage when he arrived. As witness wentinto
the cage Trudc asked him to step up,--that he
proposition which he wished freeman and Lamb
to act upon It vas that both should turn States
evidence against the Jew,--to swear that lie
fred the pistol. Their testimony was to DO
something Ike thls: II was TO be proved IN
some way that this man Friedberg had formerly
been receiver Of stolen goods from Jews in tho
East,-in New York City; that he was particu~
larly connected with gang Of thieves known By
tile name OF "Dnye Cummings gang"; that ho
had often bought goods from them; that this
gang had perneJrated $4,000 or SIC, Goo silk
robbery; that the goods were turned oTcr to
this Jew; that he was to give them about halt,
witness did not know the exact sum, ,--but he
cheated the thieves out OF their share of the
pIunder, aud for that reason be had to come
| West; that the Eastern thieves would 20 longer