The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-24
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made.
Claiissa Williams heard Newman call
Glass "a Id black g. Of b., and tell
him he'd mash him aud that if he didn't
lookout led murder him!
VIM. II. Gamer, alias Shang, gave unim-
poiiant testimony. all Of which was exclud-
ed from from the jury, except the state
ment that, physically, Newman was the
more powerful man.
Charley Glass was then put upon the
stand, and detailed chapter of very seri-
Gus grievances to which Newman had sub.
jected him. Newman had estranged the
affections Of bis woman; took her away in
the night time, despite his circumstances
Had knocked him down and beat him with
q lounge slat in III own house. On Friday
before the murder, Newman came into the
house, took things from Glass room into
the little room where Ruth made up a bed
for him. He then asked Newman il he ~
tended 10 convert his house into brothell
He said yes, and you shant stay here any
more" He took my bottle Of whisky out
Of my pocket and with man from down
town drank Il, in my presence. He thea
tod boy TO 90 up stairs and tell my wo-
man Ruthy TO send him a half dollar. He
went up stliIs himself end soon returned
with the half dollar, Of my money tina, he
had obtained from Ruth. ! had little
box with 81 in il. He tore ont both my
pockets hun y for It. Took il. opened II,
and handed II back. ! dent know how
much he took out Upon another occasion
he ordered Ruth to get him his supper. !
demonstrated He demanded TO know
what had 10 say, and threatened to
smother me IN my own blood. Saturday
morning he grabbed me- up stairs, and SAID
he would throw me out Of the window and
break my G. d. neck. Ruby went IN
to Ellen McKeTney's, cooked supper for
him. did up shit for him and said they
were going down town :oa ball together.
! said 10 Ruthy, mo you must not 20 to
the ball you belong TO the church" l
heard no other threats from Newman than
those related. On Sunday the day Of the
murder ! went 10 the door of Ellen Nc
Kerney's room. Newman sud Ruthy were
there. Newman said, come RUBY, lie
down On tie bed; don't he afraid" She
looked at me and laughed. ! did not
speak to Newman. Ellen and Ruthy
shortly afterwards went up TO the gallery.
| left the house first. returned and went
up into Ms. MoFaddens room. Tsaid 10
Mrs. McF don't you know that man amt
done right A taking cipawning his sacht-
ell 10 get Rl'hy to lie down with him
right before my eyes" She said mo, he
amt; don't know what sort Of way sis.
ter Ruthy is dong and her just baptized
and carrying on in that terrible bad way
! then walked on in and picked up the axe.
Mrs, McF. ssid "Gla;s what are you going
to do With the axe!" | said II am going
TO make that niger leave my house. He's
in there laughing at me- She said, don't
you want something to oat!" | said mo.
l amt got no heart to eat anything.
They've took my things and want my
house. She SAID, faint right, Ii was
you, Mr.. Glass, I'd make him go,' left
the room, came right to the door and said,
Garter, you get up and 90 right out of
here, When tod him that, he was lying
on his left side with his face on the edge
OF the bed. lie rose up and said, you
black s. Of b. leave yourselfw When
he said that he started to get up. Whether
he cot both feet On the floor or not can't
say, ] then hit him quick, and when
saw the blood fly, I cried "oh" started
to hit him again, and was scared. and
dropped the axe and I ln. He had brass
knuckles pro.uding from his pockets, and
when he told me to get out Of my own
house, and cursed me, he put his hands to
his pockets to draw the knuckles. | was
| afraid Of him he was i better man than
am. and was afraid he would take advan-
tage of me-
Coroner Fitzgerald gave rebuttal testi-
mony to the effect that Glass made volun
,orv statement to the Coroner's jury, In