Daily Republican., 1881-12-02

hOr the NefeDce. an|
Court re-assembled at 10 o'c,o,,
morning, and Mrs. Gosser. h.ia, A
upon the stand, concluded ra' sn1 ~
testimony, when Mr.. Hippm.
menced the cross.examinatIon
! first saw the prisoner he w",
through the front gate toa o@ Sop
house hs knocked at the T,,a' Io1,a
opened it, he came in and "a, ,VI
the stove; was afraid of him WV
to the door; after the assault h. %
chair and sat down just inside ~ II.
] got up and twisted up nv ha'. 'ne
was afraid to undertake to pa,s sII, ",
geI out the door. ~" Ai
While he was sitting there ~.
along, but l was afraiS "
for he told me that ifi" III
to any one it would be the vor,a "
he sat there for about two or tb,ao M ny
ltes aiter the carriage had passed
then got up and went awsy. IN.
riage was going toward Smyrro % ,s
as l was satisfied that he wa, @ 90,
went to MIR. Warmers; | do ros sVu
whether put on my bonnet a,
know | did not put on my shaw
was no one home at MI. Warr,,,.
his wife, and some small cbi}t,.
was frightened and crying, And
Warner gave me a glas, Of
l then told her wha. bad ham,
and remained in her house nni'I
husband came; | did no, ttI
Warner that the man whohad AZ,
cd me was light In color; ravp
of the man TO my ausba,
spit blood for several days al,err
! never spit blood before nor uDc
went from Mrs Warner'sto nv h,
and commenced to light fir, bur
afraid to stay there, so wen, n
Lightcaps where | remand uutl
night when | was sent ie IL +,
Squire Deakyne's; | had gn. N
when they came for me-; lM ay
| did not know what Mrs. "
would say on this trla'; the e,,u
lion Of Mrs. G0-scr was then conc
and she she allow ed to leave tDel
Mrs. Rachel Warner ,worp-l
near TO Airs. GO,scr, live on
right hand lie ot the road ,hu
TO Smyrna; | rccplIoct Mrs. Go~r
ing 10 my house that day and Al
me where my husband was: nv
band at that time was u consabeJ
Gosser was crying ald rubblu,
arms as though she WAS in great,
ing; ] invited her in and asked
what was the matter, when She 10.
that a man had assaulted and c0a
led an outrage upon her; she vas
much excited, and as she sh0 vel
IF faintinc, ! gave her a glass Of
called "a colurod woman ard
ler If she had seen a ColOred man
out she had not; Mrs. GOsser rem
" my house until her husband d
Cross-examined by Mr.. Hisgiu
VAS in the room with Mrs. GVssd
,hc time that she was there; she
'pitting in her handkerchief or
lpron; s1e said that sae was spl
blood. Ibid not 90 over to e,wL
'he was or not. after Mrs. Gosser
old her husband about the Outragd
given him a description Of the ma
'tarted for Squire Deakyne's TO
DR.. William c. Coilils srorn-
practicing physician, and resi-,
smyrna. About the 2';h Of Mar
vas called upon toa;tend Mrs. Gd
Who was At Mr. Lightcap.
found her suffering from a Sc
lervoas prOstration. She gave nl
recount OF the outrage, and her c,
ion was in accordance with thi
cunt. found . scratch on heF
md som1 bruises upon her Ool!
Of severe pains IN
Gross. examination formed myG
on of the case principally upon
| had never attended Mrs. Goss.'
ore, neither have attended lera
had met her once before al a Do
where 1 was attending
George MadefUrd 5worni-l
bout three miles from smyrna IN
hrs. Gosser and recoIlect tlt llu
he Outrage; live at Mrs. Lshlca
N the day of the outrage ! 0't
Iohn Gosser on the road 'Wd clIeA
ogethpr until We reached bis ~
where we saw a colOred man "l0
Is about the outrage; We weAI "
Warmers and Mrs. Gos'er Ca'n' l.
md told her husband about VIA.
lappened; she appeared Ne'! .,.,. SaI
| left Mr.. Gosser II"'
vent on to Smyrna. ,A,
The cross-examinatlon HIEv
less allied to bring GU. an ~'''
acts.
Mrs. Jane Madeford SV@l,' $ ',
n Blackbiri hundred; l suVr ,ri,
iosser and his wife. re'iae ..'' ""
on-in.law Mr.. LightcaP' l. i'I; Z;
hs day when Mr.. and hiS VI, rse
,ame to our house, it was Es"es ts +,
md six in the afternoon sn' hsI
bout what had been done 70 ns1 vi
eemed very much irisa"n nsr
Worried; she was also very :, Nc. NO
She was very ~ u
yhen she came; she wen' W " Vsu Ssm,
1 or u o'clock, when 'hey '''
Ter to 90 to the Squire,S' until
She did not come back univ. "n,
Iext morning, she accolhpbv ba Vi
husband as he came to woih ,s ~
or my son.in-law; she a' q 4
with US, but about = nj
IL the morning was taken ~ ~ m fwl
ye had to call her husband I.a,or nv
sork, and send him for the ), dUS~, wau.
Philip Clayton, a cololeau urs rae h
led that he knew Mr.. and hrS ro.S y
~ I lives ,s' on the same road as T. GCs, so,t
now William Neal, tins P'i' Iar
topped at my house Oh ',s ,ssIyr, M
sksa Inn to come in; ,i . l",i, he i''a and
top % in the evening; he + ,hsa l'sa, !. $
rent in the direction OF uo''s, latin
Cross-examined-l was 'Ss Ss5
inner when he came, ana tNd M
wep.y we ts'Seh minutes it is about s, hap, Sas
so.n wen" y y hnuse TO Gosser'S nov
,ft my house as near ors o. oe
ldge, about a quarter OF o.VV ,wo Of
ave- ave known Neal for '"O
ears. kpoN
risoner at the bar; on ,.;us tW
iarch 1880, l was woIh.us si"es,
ublic road taking up lenrd road
cal, he passed along ,,,' anv se be