Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13

have the su.utNt Ht N'N 't'' ''
which lr SAYS h. maternal ln ui0 d'''Nr',
uuI,>s the mu,llu uuw w~'.r Is r,'m'
tel lo prevail
AtB'ul objects o. " fuuurs r"'u-
the iu,liyr ,rirylyi Ia bear tuv rf.,.
y..rt',t him because lr ~..N, Iu1. u.N
..lI Phillips g. su uN,,,Iaty ,a'wN ''
NH, .tuluf. AUDI that BE- C.Nr, l.' .".
Nuutd not render Iu WINIt"u lHI.
u,rt Iu the ,.t-ys above r',.it'bl'
IuuN l. GLuuE.
TIN, MAS sworn tp u,,orv j. IL. "uui,
notary public.
Tn. Mas ar,urd at some t,u-tu, IHJ.
Ius which the Justice whispered s'N'I'
times To- a constable, aud Mas broke" '"
Ny Nhl,rI'S SINlu-. II N' 7rH' 'I '.'
Lisrtrr and rvuidu' III Gm. nov Ne
.,ut Iy another uui q, belt come tr Cd
la. here lu A minute Ina Tow miuHl /.
ma came squire Jubu L. Miller, H"I
the hearing WAS rr u,-uu.
MIR Thus VI plrrIu told tie story OF
tI, hostile myulu. li,suI t' .NN'ih''
AWAY "a Tow tryt. bat when hr e'N 'b'
revolver uud Uuu.i HIyu.t gdt' i"l"
IA, struyglu. NEv-J,yr- amt Vu'ru'
v,lkrd av,,. he -ui Nruuh Wiz
y,.f, ,,tnI When he u.tuv up Juu That 'u'
Whole affair lasted Hut a lev wuin'u''.
lie sam up blows .uj said li"w',, "d'
ul. ru.,r ONE rn oE,ruE
Sergeant sweeney dypw-.d iu-i Hr
Ma, STANDING ru'Gruhh.- l'Nr.I' tone
and hi, aIlruu'a Mas dt"ri't 90 ..'
ni,r,y over the M, by Bake 'ruN"
ia, Testimony WAS ruuu'"tN'''" "'
pJrrlh- 81.
Constable 81 My,. Thought Whom
first &C.. saw the n,.u'..uu". % WITS U.s."
hoy, ugutug. boat viuu t.'. '"u'H'.
J,r, plIr.,i wade lu, uv hyd Uu down
and arrrslri t,uuu II, SAW uH Ia."t
ami heard a. riWm iur amy. IT, Thought
GruLb Was uui,, JUu uitayu'" cot
liquor. l.
Harry ". M,IUIr bai ,.mu ,Ur dt,'l-
Guilty. 81 the close ut o., Hut tHf I'''l
mrry ryiuyltcd with the .,Hyr,.
Harry r. Black WAS gJi'Dt "y'H '"'
what hr knew ol the Icrun- between
Howell aud Gruhu, aui .Eg rywUTNa ''
tine latter alter TIC Wvttu-. From lh'
story Iuld hN the Wltuvs, u syrH.7 iHdl
the Two mentioned were not ago" good
terms. nor hal been since tur pHu'i'd
uuu ul A certain article co. inr q ..'...,
,nru, time ag,. The witness hal uralH
Howell SPEAK NvIy bitterly ul t"r "'
i,pi,ut. Ol the u.ht the Wttur,, Nn'W
nothing save by hrrrsay A,trr"aih'
nl,,ut eleven O'Clock tu,~Jmv night The
accused hal GONE into the hh'''' F"
Office. whcr' the witness WIS al N''"'
and exhibited s.llyovsluS T'N"'\"''
with the rcmarN
Tvs COZ ,NuJuE" CTS.
A, sn,j ne regretted the afternoon {,
r,,urrru,r very much, Dut v"UDt "o' rr
J,.-,,I ahlut with sU.H NItr REMARKS
u, VA. decidedly under tic iHhuru.r
,thIunr The witness WIS lrtHyliN
interrupted during the rvrltat hy Hhlt,-
ti,us from Cuuusy., bat tUr above is o.
summary OF his testimony.
viii : Fatis d,Vr-yl Jua' shortly by
tore the difficulty y,.uglyI. GIUhu hJt
t,'l him Howell lIi ,auvi Nm a NIt"
nam, aud Ice Was : ga. tu demand lu
APOLOGY. lie WJ~ ~tI". iy tsNr q VII.
uyS,. ~ TO the i.lg ollie aui
,thyy ct au apology ur mash Howell
lie had the sun to ito II
with Aitry thr dg.brUltN hr
told Farrs he "hai had his revolver
against HnNclis hyiiy aUi could have
BLOWS m, gNya>T.>U, ,lI
hal De- syrn &c. bU; iuiu.t want o..
Mr. Fans further states. that tguur.
Whca he lett the EsUJ>TEE uhicr % iuy
afternoon, Lsi gone north, aUd Was
more vT less Ifl,yty5 rs .qs.u
MT Ucurgc ~,UIr ugIv,,d tina; De- bat
once seen GyUuJ exhibit . revolver lH
A restaurant aud WBNr REMARKS about
What 10 would du With o.
,u,ElIE uouLIt,
the prosecuting witness. Wa then pat
anon the stand AMI EJs examination
llStr,l inr nu hall Lasr
-iss.Ez ShIek - 49, >;.isa...sil
To rigid cross. questioning aud
displayed a gbUsl deal vl tvvlIug lie
began by admitting having used the
Term GTubh cvJUp,aiuel y, and mltv
than once. lie SAIL % Int igntiy "a
pressed his cNutymVt iJy Grubb Mr.
Good asked II he had sworn out the
warrant. ami hc replied ibl. be- hai
when reQuestc,i 70 40 so 10y Mr. Jordan
tie said be "uyyrT bal prosecuted ANY
one and would never invoke the prutyr.
ton oi the Law against such >i1cS a.
Grubb." lie Was questioned oi and all
mittCi having done numerous tblaSs
which would have irriajvi GrutH.
amors others HAVING ibu1NU I.e iHr.
sU' AZ EIs ivvt, iujica,,Nv,i uss Goa.
tempt,
The examination wandered Oh into
the article IA the J,aBl Which Is
supposed to have cDgcuicrsd the bad
lcrlipg the icieRse cniyayOTing o. prove
there Mas nothing scurrilous about H.
raE srArG EEsrgp HERK
and the deirusr examined but one nit.
ness. John Mcpuuah sto hai bgeu In
Martins restaurant ana heard How 81,
apply the offensive epi,hvt. Mcdonald
had told Grubb nj IT, aud w1s taC ait.
ness Who Mas 20 accompany him IN has
DISCRIMINATING expedition 20 the !aict.t'
gy1,ogr Office.
By this time il VAS nearly noon and
the Justice wished a. adjourn but agrevd
to listen. first, g. Mr. jOulau' : Argument.
That gentleman spoke briefly, changing
the accused OF aggravated assault and
battery and habituaily Carrying con-
cealed weapons, and asked that he bc
held 10 answer TO the grand jury. The
hearing was then adjourned until2
O'Clock.
Upon reassembling. Mr.. Good opened
for the defense. he defined the term
assault and battery, and claimed thai
there was no battery and only a very
trivial assault: thai no blows had been
struck or physical injury inflicted, lie
reviewed the testimony. and dilated
mon the term used BY Howell, which,
he aid, every American citizen had
hen taught 10 regard as an almost IN
otfense. He claimed, on the
s.eond charge, that the evidsaee showed
no kaba oi carrying conceAisd wa