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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
i NEW YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS TAXING rFFrcT NAY To- lss0
Ga. M ncnnati ANA hicsEo Day EXPRESS Drawing
room COACHES 10 Buffalo ana SUSPENSION brdgs; - ~,
fao AZ m connecting with fast the Nest ami
Southwest Pumaus best Drawn groom seopns coaches
D. 1a Daily Pacific Express for the West seepny
Coaches through 10 BI.ao NaaIA mans an S,hcii ~ aud
7:i5 u m.-Em grant ram Tor tho W est xrv -.
Traits leave hAmbers Street Depot New eorS ior o ~
o:io $40 ll:SO &so, o;<u olO, .;3D
ana Zoo midnight saturday nights ony sundays BIO
Rnthcftod and Passac 800 700 To- 1920 1920
a M Train stops Rutherford only ON SUNDAYS ~ noon.
nidn ght. Sundays oO0 $50. iUI0 ~. ifo $50. p
aps is & Gao 100 $40 TO- LOGO 1880 NJ nooa
lao g. s:I0 B. o. ago. 4:lo; 6lo Sso $50, olo o5.
S lS9 p rs ssa l. %dnT and sD mgi ;h q $50
sureIn. 600 800 1922 a. NJ il3. $50 o0a $40, T5.
1850 @ AID 100 %Sn ana ~ @asSt oO' $50 'Oo
Wsrwick 7:50 lV:3o a NJ. 49, D. IA o.ao ,,,
NewOpTg and Cornwall 100 y a. IN o''o sSo D. IN sun
hcndout and Kingston. 900 IN. Sjop m sundays $50
A, D.; eoo 7:5O 800 1920 93J, 5:5a 49, 7o,
7.l5 D. IA sundays bvO. 80 1920 M o.So l:Ol p ~
sundays $50 lu2O $50. 900 m The 800 a m = 4
40 o IN ualns connect with New.lorA and OsN ego Md
land hiOsu - 30 g,S 10 % A. M 30 GOD ZOO. las p
m Sunday So NY q NJ .ar,ep OF AMI oupr Alter
.SS IN, Dm a. A. M to 9;i5 and lO'lo ana sS
M for passage snd for Apartments In Drawing Room
-eerng SosehS' b. nv '@ , p'a01s Tor ss
IaiS ~ C' Broo1 iyn or at he coupanys DeIois
Irons rom the West New at >
and 'i'-' J j. r. ABBofr, Genl Passr AsI New.Yorx
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ leave lor Englewo Sloser. PermonS al, Ny.
$50, iISo p sundays, poo N. and o.5 Y. rhs
1870 u train viii leave so minutes later Saturday nights
JNo. n. ABBOTT General Pass Agent. Nsw.Ysrt.
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On and after 81 y Il, 1889.
Express Trans leave Sew Via DesbTosses and Cort
landt streets Ferries as follows -.
$50, $50, 30 90 mtsD II M. l. 800 $40. ;,
q. = $780, and ~ a1d - night sundays; $50 AMI
A. .. b, :, $50 and 10 y. IA amt IL night
Express Trains leave New York da y except SUNDAY n sJ
4 p IN. running through VIA Trenton aud Cam
Doats 81 Brooklyn with al through trains
at Jersey CITY afordng speedy and dliet transfer for
Brooklyn travel 49, ~, ,.,t. ,.,, 90. 49, .
~ y 80 and a. ,IimlI.d Express 1850 y. m D. =
q 5.3U $50 D.. IN Suntii. i-.tl, $50.
ga m. and p Leave fii.AdelihIl VIA camden
n IN and 3. % p. In. daily oNttpt sunday.
Teket offices So AID VsI Br0adwAy No Aston House.
ar foof Of ID, and 60. and o. COuT an
Brook yn Annex u i, foot of FGlton-st Brookns Nos
ia IL; ana liz HudsOnsL. h0Ooken Jersey CITY
IMMIGRANT Iickef office, No Batter place
The New York Transfer Company Will all for and check
bacU, &c lrum h0tes and residences .......
FLANK THOMSON l. =. IAhMfh
General Manager General Passenger Az mt
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Gteamboats ano Railroads..

A MARY POWELL for West Point, Corn
~ wall. Newburg Polghkeepse kondout aud Kingston,
landing ri CozZenss Milton. New Hamburg AMI fNie ra
leaves foot VEsTRYSr $40 and 2!rlI-Sr at 3:3)
IN SUNDAYS excepted. Come ctOn al POughkcepse with
evening tram on H. r. r. for NOrh and West Baggage
by express received at NestrN ~. Only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07

PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.
i VIA PROVIDENCE DIE.Cr
A FULL MOTIFS Rtsr ONLY 4! MILES OF RAIL.
FlhSrCttAS~ AOCONODA fIONS ONLY.
The avorlte palace steamers
MASSACHUSEl Is AND RHODE ISLAND
DAILY Sunday pted Pte -. North liye foot of
Warren 81. at III.
nterneditfe andings between New York and Proyi-
dence Passengers rive IN Boston AT I a IN. . -
secured at Nos 500. oHf, ana
and Merop ~ Fifth Asenue Hotels
Oik 333 Washington st, brooklyn Tickets
also al principal hotels and ticket offices and a.
offices escott Company Freight taken at low
/ " FIKINs u. S. BABCOCK,
q. 4. Prosacnt
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TO pHILADELPhiyAF,A non
THE oLp.EsTABIIsHED RoTTE AND SHORT LINZ
Inn I'M BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA

IS TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
ST . IN PHILADELPHIA. IN NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EOUIP.
MENT AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WIN ABsOLlrE sAFEIl.
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|" FUIGU VALLEY RATTPOAD.
= EW-YOEK CENTRAL AMI HUDSON
~ -. - -m--n- .My ~ ~. lllougt

NETWORK CENTRAL AMI HUDSON
- H.N EH faIL.'AD-. 9mmcnci July 81 $50 through
trans "ll leave Grand C-atrd ItroE
80 IT, ul Mc..o-u ana Nor,ac.n Ezpres 20 Roche.ter
lattabur- Adams and Montreal with Through drawing
lp.Ja DO All Western FXuress Dgawlng rOOd
ar 10 Canaan, .i-ua. i.ochcs 'cr aud Buiia-o
lllD eSrir-, to Albany ald Troy. VIA connexions
10 Ilca. ~Aiafo-a a. 81 rs EI.ls aud Rutland
3 so q. saratoga ~pecal.
suo p III. AID ana Troy Exp esq
iouls Express WIN ping cars ioi
Lnsl, in the K. also sleep
IL. Toledo nd Detroit and ior Montreal X
coping SUNDAY ulgui. via Sail'l- -
zoo p Paoihc Express. c.uy, WIN s.e'HE car. 7!
Niagara Fails. itoceser BuuaD tlevenn i''i" - Fmt
ard chicago ana Tor CLAYTON Utica aul W ari'""n VIA
Rome excepting SaturdtNs ,,..,....-- ....
;;Uo M Express for ioutI'a I",it, ~ an D.r
ing VA Geneva. sleeping cars 10 Geneva Rochester Ah'
y lni red. ia Adams
I:IU p. H. N.a Express with sleeping cars TO Albany
ana Troy. -.- ID, H. H.. 80, . ~
c.-,. OFFICES. 3 P, place I'D ans ~ BTOlt
~ Sos ~, ~. aud S35 WcslNugtou-sf. Blpps.Yn
NJ IOt-t... Gen. Sl G. ~. " Eah t.ls Gen. l~s-r AsS
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FALL RIVER LINE
NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE

Steamers Old COLONY AMI NEWPORT leave Pier D.
y r.. foot u Murray ST., daily except sunday at p m
Firs class Do LIARS. Tickets limited AMI good
only OF date connecting tram wh'h
leaves the at $50, IN Boston
tickets and sta obtained ONLY at Office on
Pier 2S, y. r.. and steamers
BORDEN & LOWELL Agents.
GEO 1. CONNOR. Gem Pass.AgL
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Financial.

ALL Cheers, DRAFTS, &c. on VA
"A TIONALsAFEfY PAPER. are proof against a!tera-
tons CAMPBELL. HALL q co Newfork.
4 LII VINO are interested IN rAllrOal business
am Bleagc stics ssOud get TIE IhIBC NJ Ar
NANAC Tor l~s0 now retor. pr'ce - cents oy mai
bankers and CAPITALISTS Will want 10
United -tlte- revenue and tHDen n1i'@ sncc 4o'' foo
- ccnts oy mai ------
GAS STOCKS.
- New, york and Broofiya das stocks aud a,s kinds
Of BIooArn inv lmemt secur.u,, deaf N oy
tE8EGE II. PhENTl~N,
- BROA Dpl" AND % EAthAN"F~P4'At'-
EASSIOCKS Il City x. Il. Stocks and Bonds
II boufn- g. soh FThtWIII.5l hXch.nsenlAce
HWYNNE y DAY, A. Wall->t.. New-l orli
- tcstabIshcd lsji. transact general 8ahAlne ana
IIolofa2c Eu,mcss ID Eailo'T -harce Bonds g.. sc
tVHE HONDHOLDERS' COMMITTEE OF
Boudhodcrs OF columbus, Chicago and Indiana Contra.
RAILWAY company col-oe,ied bond drpo..iea unuy i
To- tc purch .r or :, nlo Uron Trnsj ComDany's j..
gal,,. C,ranv con- ted mortgage bonds ic
posted mn aerccient co. August -. o. ana an'd'
IDi. .-eouu Bod Irit n4oIe
withdrawn and again deposited under me po+lsons
oil bond bold lgrceIItuts WITHIN Iei'lf'. i"..
Twenty five per cent 60 HE tonds i"r which DDS WIZ ne nc
c-rt- 10 paif for Fr tnr ON 1881. ihr pa m h ~
me remaining ,rytntvyU ," M can De deferred uh oc
uter 1850. dtpofiing Margin "i 20 pr cent a." 'he
urchsc price of t lntcgo.t AZ the rat, oi
cent Ier aun be- r.eI Ip tJ ODE day 'i l"ni
undr.i gIcd rye o ih MISE yes me I- 20 I'Jc,
any or bid. which Nc; fhnk u for e interest OF
led froIosll- Endorsed 'IHts Up g. ana J. 4. t.-,
& 90 No - Wall--t. Wiz be received up To IL O'Clock
Thursday, sep, mDer1 q, ~ ,,-rreo,-
ADRIAN I~ELIE,
Committee.
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GEO. l.. COMMON. Gen' Pass.AgL


i FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS MONTREAL and iu
tefmeiae points leave Pier % f. r., daily Gun
DAYS ten. at IN Twenty tlIds r. H.: al 81 p
Haven for Hartford Spfngfod Tickets sold and bag
gage checked ga Broadway. ewYors ami Courst,
Rraf. frt
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LINE

UNN IIII LINZ
~ To Boston Worcester Portland and the White Noun
talnr New. OndOnrieamers leave Pier No. ~ North
River at D. IN daily. except Sund va
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a.. following were the receipts and shipments al
IN go, Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:

- Receipts ---SAlpinen's,
co Niiwauk.e. chicago. Milw aukee.
- IuS 1920 b,UOT
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IL atCol1ens (West Point Cornwall New Dure Marlboro
Milton Poughkeepsie sapus connec ting with Ulster and
De Mallk Valley railroads steamboats, ANES
" BALDN IN and THOMAS CORN ELL leave DAILY ar
D. m. Pier 81 North River. loot Of Var ison ST.
kept Satu when Thomas ope leaves 100 D. IN
connecting with evening train for through
the CAISklLL MOUNTAINS.
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EieamboGis an6 Railroads.
CENTRAL. RAILROAD OF NTW-JERSEI

~ Fer, statiou IN New York foot ~ Lber'v.st -
Perry station IN Br oklyn. foot 81 Fuonst. Jeweif
Wharf
cemuenc ne june 81 1850 Leave yswYors. foot o. LIB
5s3O 4. m.--For aston. Bethlehem. Wind Gap. NaJcs
Chunk, Iananend. Linon, Upper Lehigh WlGesbarFs
Scranton
7l5 a. m.-Fof Pennington. D. J. and Western n r..
Fa-tOu. Bethlehem, MauCl Chunk IdTutqla, ETC.
y - For school MOurta o.. High Brige Branch.
Eason, Allentown. Read NJ Harrisburg Nancl CBunx.
panvhe Transport Tsraqua priiton, Santcoze. Uppof
Jehtgl. scranton. etc.
lO:30a M For SOmorvilc Pennington. etc
. m.-FGF emDeion EasiOu, Allentown. Reading Tar
risbIrg Mauch Chnus.
1872 n For FIrringfon Iasron Bethlehem. WIND Gap.
Manch Chunk. Tam4a4a Drlton, WilSesoarre scranton.
go p in-For schooey's Mountain High Bridge Branch.
EasiOD.e
<.45 me- -fraeTF vile Pennington
b.3u tol l-sHni DC-. Lack West j.. r. Allen
town Reading HsrfsDhr3 Mauch Chunk Wiikesbarrc ec'
d. ~ F
For Fi1abst6- $50 G:Ij Gas 7.lj. 7fJ $40 o. o3o
1919. 1915. I;l5 liza, l2ij J. 49, 2. 23. 81.
3i5 Z. as, go "a ,, OLD 55l. 5.t5. g. 65. 0:}0,ptJ
Z. 7:l5 80. SIS. 9l5, 1913 II, II .. m
SUNDAY leave 81 sl5 Il p FOR BonDd Brook
and II efme1iate station ~ 30 D. Cor Easton. Alien
For NewaIs 5'45 ,i5 90 7:l5 7l5 sI5 ssI5 U.s.
$50 10 1890 IS Il m !, 2, 80 I, i5b, D. 5:5g
b:4o g. OILS $50 7.l5 ), @lj. 9.l5 ltl5 lll5, II
For tlains H. locai DC nts Tine Tables
Boats the BROOKLYN md BIC Annex make connexions
al jersey CIV and from BTOCkyn and kIe Dep0
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-09-30
Thursday morning, Sept. %, 1890.
jury called in box.

Thursday morning, Sept. %, 1880.
Jury called in box.
The court overruled the objections
of counsel for defense and allowed the
check to be offered in evidence.
The check was then read the des,
cription being as we have stated.
Mr.. Coleman was again called, and
stated that he did not know where
English resided, that he took the
check from defendant, at Kane, Dec.
goth, last, giving him $75 worth OF
goods, and paid the balance in cur
rency. He saw English write his
name on the back of the check. Eng
lish said he had been at work in the
oil country.
a. II. Eaton was sworn and testified
that he lived at Olean, and was teller
of the lst National Bank, that no per-
son by the name of Lane kept Il de
posit at that bank.
II. J. Burke was called, and pro-
duced the evidence taken by. him
while acting coroner in the case OF
Frank Warmth, deceased. The
court orderd the evidence filed.
Coleman was recalled, and testified
that he was acquainted with John A
Nell. (Show the warrant issued for
the forgery said that Nell was Justice
of the Peace and that the warrant was
in Mell's handwriting. The warrant
was dated in Wetmore township,
Mexican county, Dec.3l, 1879.
This warrant issued by justice in
Mexican county, was objected to as
not valid in Elk county until properly
indorsed, and on the ground that the
Commonwealth must prove that it
was endorsed by Justice of Elk
county.
Counsel for commonwealth stated
that this evidence was to be followed
by evidence that warrant was Endorsed
by Justice Burke, of Elk county,
The court refused TO receive the war;
rant as evidence until offered as pro
perly endorsed in Elk county.
II. j. Burke was sworn and testified
that he was Justice of the Peace Jan,
6, 1880 and also April Is, 1880, and
that the signature to endorsement
was his, On cross-eXamination he
said he was the justice that went tC
the house Of English at the time of the
killing.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-09-30
Republican Electors.

EDWIN n. BENSON,
HENRY w. OLIVER, JR.,
JOHN l.. LAWSON,
EDWIN IL. FITLER,
NJ. HALL STANTON,
JAMES DOBSON.
GEORGE DEB. KEIM,
DAVID +. HOUSTON,
MORGAN r. WILLS,
HENRY s. ECKERT,
JOHN NJ. STEHMAN,
ISAAC $. MOVER,
EDGAR PINCHOT,
JOHN MITCHELL,
CORAD +. SHINDEL,
CHARLES b. FORNEY
NATHAN G.. ELSBREE,
ANDREW STOUT
GEORGE B. WRESTLING,
GEORGE NJ. READE,
MICHAEL SCHALL,
WALTER w. AMES,
JOHN p. .TEAGARDEN,
NELSON Il. REED,
AUGUSTUS Il. w. PAINTER,
THOMAS MCKENNAN,
JAMES 7. MAFFETT,
GEORGE w. DELAMATER,
CALVIN w. GILFILLAN.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN CESSNA, Chairman.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-09-30

Currie; do not know that her name is
Lydia / did not tell Dixon that ~ be
Cd If 1 knew who shot that man,
whether it was or English or who,
as we were all shooting together.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-09-30

Bank of Olean for $1l2,00. This war
rant was endorsed April 18th, 1880,
and authorized Warmth to serve it
The oath and bond of Frank Warmth
constable of Benzinger, township, and
of Philip Vollmer constable of St.
Marys borough were also read, each
dated May 27, 1879. AS also war
rant dated Aug. 8, 1878, issued by C.
G. Moses, "a justice of Mexican county,
for obtaining money and goods under
false pretenses. This warrant was en-
dorsed by Thos. j. Burke, March 10,
1880, to constable Vollmcr,of St.Marys
borough.
Patrick Mdloncy, sworn, testified
that he lived at Kane, and was ac-
quanted with NJ. O'Connor. Saw the
warrant before NJ. O'Connor had it in
his possession. He is the constable of
Wetmore township Mexican county,
saw him at Kane and in st. Marys,
came from Kane to st. Marys Jan. 5,
1880, for the purpose of going to arrest
Harry English. Did not know where
he lived. Got constable VOllmer, con-
stable Warmth, and Burke, to help
him. Got team and went to Gale
donia, arriving there at o'clock A. M.
on the morning of Jan. ., 1880.
Stopped to give horses something to
eat and get warmed up. Got Mr..
Burke at CALEDONIA, warmed and
started to house of Harry English. Ar
| riving there on Jan. 9th. Burke,
| O'Connor and Warmth were to go
into the house. We were to stay out
side. The party that was to go i'm did
not go. No one entered the house but
me and Warmth. Arrested English
who was in bed. There were two beds
in the room, wife and children in one
bed English lying alone on foot of
wife's bed. Warrant was not read.
English jumped out of bed. Told him
he was our prisoner. He said his
clothes were up stairs and that he
wanted to dress. Signalled the party
outside that all was right and asked
them to come in. Went into his bro
ther-in-law's bed room down stairs.
Had conversation. English went up
stairs to get his clothes and said he
could not find them. / found them
in plain sight and brought them down
to him. He asked to see his wife and
then escaped. Warrant was read to
English by O'Connor and Warmth.
Warmth had warrant rot If from Mr.
O'COnnOr. There was Il back entry in
house where Enrlish made his es.
cane
On the cross-exominot;on Nolonav
said. In January n,veelf and 0,Con-
nor from Kane went to ST, NJnrvs
Started from Kane on the 9Th. Stayed
Then went 70 caledonia, Got iustice
at 81. NJarv's to endorse the warrant.
he then went with us, Vollmer'
Burke. O,Connor mvself and teams.
fer. six persons formed the nartv.
Arrived at Enrlish,s house hetween j
and 5 o'clock on morninT of 9Th, Saw
burke on 5th late i'm the evening. after
II O'clock before we started. Warrant
endorsed late i'm the afternoon. War
rant was issued bv John A. Nell Got
there on morning of 9th. Endorse
ment on warrant before we left ST
mo' nv. ,"o'oi,eu. itel' '"ieo h'ei' oii
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-09-30

Z. j. Burke, recalled. Endorse
ment made Jan. 6, about & o'clock af-
ter mail arrived at st. Marys; was
along when warrant was executed.
Was requested to go by the officer in
charge, Nollmer and Warmth also re-
quested me to go. Mr.. ROgan drove
the team; left st. Marys betwee 10 and
IL o'clock; distance IA miles. / went
through Caledonia to the house of my
father one mile from Caledonia.
Stayed there an hour or so, leaving at
break of day going to Jack Gardner's
house, as far as from here to the Hyde
House from fathers, where Harry
English and Jack Gardner, brothers
in-law lived in the same house, one on
one side the other on the other side.
Before going to the house O'Connor
gave the warrant to Warmth, and
asked him to go in and make the ar
rest. Warmth asked me to go in with
him. Did not go. Maloney said he
knew Harry and wanted to go in,
MalOney hallOOed: Come on boys
he is here" Maloney, Warmth and
English were in the house. E. asked
to have the warrant read; was read;
said he would go as soon as he dressed
himself; he attempted to go up stairs,
told Gardner to bring down his
clothes. G. went up and could not
find them. Asked +. to come up and
| get them. ! and Maloney went up
and got the clothes. / suggested that
handouts be put on. E.asked to 90 and
see his wife; Vollmer objected. Front
and back doors were opened. Put
| back to one door. Vollmer to the other.
e. whispered to wife awhile, then
passed into room where we were, and
said he was ready to so. Warmth had
trouble in getting the door open. /
heard some one say: Halt halt ~
Heard shooting.
Cross-examined. Started from st.
Marys Jan. 9Th. English lived mile
below Caledonia. The party was in
saloon drinking the night before.
might have taken two or three drinks
O'ConnOr did not drink. L and Ma,
loney took drink. Think WARMTH
did not drink. Stopped at father's
had whiskey along; had drinks on
road. The bottle was empty. The
teamster, Rogan, carried pint or pit
of whiskey. Might have been another
bottle of whiskey along besides the
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-09-30

q. w. IVWgeH, sworn. saw war
rant Warrant shown. The endorse
ment is in my handwriting, and
was done on the night of Jan. 6, 1880,
by lamplight at or 8! o'clock.
Cross Endorsement night
of 9th i'm Thos. J. Burke's Office. En-
dorsement, except signature in my
handwriting.
Redirect = Before going to Gale
dOnie, warrant was endorsed.
Cross-eX-Before they started. En-
dorsement on night of 9th. think it
was Oh night of 9th.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-09-30

that the pistol was fired at the height
of about q feet.
G. ". VWzeU, recalled. On 10th
April last was part of the time i'm st.
Marys, and part of the time in Jay
township. About 8 O'clock i'm even
ing, after getting cigar, while walking
down street met Burke, who said he
had received a telegram from Kane to
go to Caledonia, asked me to go and /
consented. Went to Spring Run
which place we reached at midnight.
Think Vollmer had gun, / had no
gun. Left st. Marys at 10 o'clock;
was feeling well; was not drunk; went
for exercise. Did not drink the day
before, nora month before for that
matter. Warmth was working for
Kaul at Spring Run, where we found
him sleeping in temporary structure.
He asked for time to get his clothes
and warrant in satchel. | ate some rye
bread. At blacksmith shop got pick
handle to be used as a club or mace in
case resistance was made by party to
be arrested. Tied horses on side ofthe
road, near Caledonia, and left one
man to watch them. Warmth first
went to Dixon's house, came back and
then by request | and he again went
| to DiXon's. Borrowed his shot gun.
Stayed i'm his barn about two hours,
or at about o'clock when we all got
up and took stations around the Rum
mer house. After about 10 minutes |
went to where Kreig stood and sug
gested the propriety of going in, and
surprising the prisoner while he wa:
in bed. / insisted on going in. Heard
sort of rustling sound at door, thought
l recognized the prisoner. Burke
and Warmth called on him to halt
and surrender. He stood irresolute {
moment and then fled to the house
Heard tramping in house and in 8
minute or IA minute and half hearC
a shot l stayed outside, heard tramp
ing of feet inside like people going up
stairs. Heard shot, then all was ST.
lent. Warmth came out supporting
himself by the bowels with boil
hands and said my God, George
am shot" Offered him consolation
Saw gun out of window heard shot
Recognized person in white shirt
The gun was pointed toward us.
fired without taking aim the shot tax
ing effect in the caves of the house
Did not see Warmth for some time
Heard one shot then another, two dis
tinct shots. Vollmer cried out that h
was shot. English was in the hous
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e. Z. IViHmrd, recalled. (shown
board from halIway.) Board came
from floor i'm entryway. Dixon took
up board. / was with him. Taken
out last Friday. Ball fired at nearly
right angles with partition. Distance
from door to ball hole feet 2 inches,
the angle of the ball would indicate
that the pistol was fired at the height
of about . feet.
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@. w. Diron, sworn. Know Harry
English partially. Heard him say that if
them Dutch s-bs from st. Marys at
tempted to arrest him he would shoot
them. Heard him say this in bar
room short time before; a week or so
before. Cross-ex. Said they shot at
him and it would be his turn next.
Redirect. Am in employ of E. II.
Dixon.
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Etl,0ard Largoy, sworn. Am ac-
quaintcd with Harry English. Met
him on morning before last arrest. e.
said that if the Sheriff or any officer
came it would be all right, but that he
would not be taken by mob like the
one that made the first arrest.
Cross-eX. Said he would go with
proper officer. Believe he said
drunken mob.
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teamster's. Father is a laboring man;
he had no whiskey. 1 got no whiskey.
Had no whiskey at Harry English's
house, did not know of any whiskey,
and saw no one offered whiskey.
Redirect. Do not know gilmore than
pint. Vollmer, Warmth and O'Con-
nor did not drink. Maloney took a
drink. l3 miles from st. Marys to
Caledonia. Long mile beyond Gale
donia to Gardner's residence. Gard
ner's residence is i'm Elk county.