Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
AVER AND TER MINER.
.crrpIaGs SATURDAY Az
p TERNOON.
., Norris Csrh"rry-Ehc
1fH . ,,s Case-The Line Of
M.,,.-JusttAnhie HoIni.
eide and Accidental
shGOtiDs.

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eide and Accidental
shG0tips.
o,,errd at 3 o'clock S,tur
sa, .re-uooi,, and the cross-examin"
\ " Thomas Davis was Frocecde'
~ " Igaye the same orders to Car
En. .h,sI ns rave to the other watch
w! 'I 10 not recolleCt ever havinI
stl of the watchmen to preven
:. ~ me-. mel passing through 'ha' shop t'
htir vorS, swo,n-I am genera
JV"" ",,,rdant OF the DismDnd State
nF '1u" r,mntpy II was the duty Of the
Iron ,y"n ,.,Dnnd,ut Of the Old Ferry Mill tt
.ap .!ls ,Se orders to the w'tchman.
E,e " ,snersl ,~ charge of both mills, never
nv y sny orders Il prevent nea
knsi s,r, though the shoe shop to their
lssStDtr lss trryrty vas All efficient watch
'asI' us,r Mendenhall sworn am
p,..iisI.of Z the Diamond s'ata Iron
6.nn,ny rn a,u over at The Old Ferry
,,ai Sv,p' ,most every day, have frequently y
'.n -" men men passing in and ont Of the shoe
tan n and never knew Of any orders 10
.,srrr, M their 80 doing; IT there had
ssr would have known Of it.
n, Howard Ole sworn--l am a
,.ri,iug physician Of this city GA
4. gq,h Of las, AIril was called
~ ~, 10 20 over 10 tne Old Ferry Mill;
y.D arrived there, ! saw the body
%marl Adams laying on a bench.
ssoctor then described the na'nre
!. lccs,ion OF the wound, and closed
tsyiug thai tae wound was the
spy d Adams death.
Rral Hicks rolored, sworn--On the
Nj + last Aprii, | worked at sh' o,d
sry NlI,I have often pls'td throusl.
NM door to nay work; never knew 0,
m, orders 10 tie contrary. The state
,Nsd with this wituc's, ,sal Ny.
ha, op,l,u 'or IA" defense
H-a.d tha! 10 a ii ming he pri-nn
ULar, DahsAti TOR ,ttfiiar, IA" |'tr
pky, u,On lt.rIJ To SHOW that +" Is
klrd deus; g jD'y uf the erin" "t
,brl he st4uua IN nctri. In TINS IA'c
' he Slate has utterly tnlcl toproYe TIE
rn,oBer gull y II any crime coming |
shIa The scop' Of murder, and uE"n
Ms failure me defense rgrilS, He
olsdthe at,enuon of the jury 10 the
+ be-, that Of all the Witless's examined
|b.t4. state, ttrre was 70 t90 that
nyt the sane account ct the tragedy,
|Md hey al cou, ad,c,c! each 0thot
|aSNe materiA! ppnt lac dti"hsc
AZ. A careful XinuNa"Nn nl an th" '
has in the case, wuptH hr" ihdi thr
scuug (liit was dUus i,rHtnn"' >
va done ia self dttrnS', hud"t IA
ki.that his Own lite was III such
liIgsE mat he musJ Lose IL, or TAKE
tai Of the man WI WAS Killed.
there il sail anntner view oi the case
NJ is not iuco. sisGert with the fact,
i thef.ta shot was .ircd by accident
&pstol "a, you -ee, will MT stand at
Mock as the IL tanners OF hce arms
Rgel pral,y yut 10 pre- welt accidental
aCuargs, cuIs' qurut Y II could De
1,cI a,gel very easily and unintention-
lily.
The defence would show that the
atrnen.s Ct the rules and regulations
I TIE mill did not have any great b9ar-
ng in this case; II only went TO SHOW,
Shetuer Cnbe,fy and Aulh' were III
pursuit OF tntlI lawtu dates ut the
ime. The deltncc wouid no. attempt
D how that ,vru II there were ahGu
Tdrrs 10 prevent mfn passing through
hat shrp, that IL woaid justify Car
erry Orauy utI'I waIch'n.n IN Shou0-
lga man GDwu tor vocation OF Ihcm.
lo Chly rclttl'ns t..H ruioS nave -
lis case, is 10 show that Carberry was
r!lnI oat h,o orders, 20 keep p~rsonS
1t ot that dclar meut, ~ tne time OF
lat tdral orcgrttuce. he did not silo"t
daruS for viola Iug The rules, Dut De-
'lse he was III oangtr OF bang killed
m'ei with tn" pi, Of ltUn that
dams had IA ui, hand.
The sGt5 la, >opTn nothing in their
ldtnce t'lat taS any hti:lng ou inr
uEl, +; all 'h' Sctnes OF thaJ d-ptUr-
't tno MI ( havo uol hecn given wan {
ituneaS, aLdtyyry lt'ltc scene, ar'
cidrLt every word Look or gesture,
Of lite utmv,t itupJr,auCe, Tor on Il
s sihjorstDOd woGa or gesture, OF n
hlLtyrprettd action, may bang tie
% curtain That uiriit, JGsuAahI5
'tl lie, from "a heh,r s'ode OF hur-
VI Mt. Bates aakt. tae jury 10 c!Ge-
Wy wtiya Il thess lhings, ana 10
REALLY uvtc y, thu eviI .uGs, and es-
sally the many co .tradittiOnS, that
10 made by the witnesses for the
are
D. Ho ward Ogle was called by the
I7H>e, (shUwn tho iace OF iron that !
ianiS picked ur) and said that In the
l1S ol srbrg maa it would be Il
os!rlous weapon capable ofproducing
Ith.
"nh Bradley swcrL-l am q laborer
'le rolling mn; Wa, iight watch
III al ME time ot ene rhtusiLs,at hrst,
ari!ed the .istol home wiCh me, then
Merry asked Inc for II, and alter ]
rds he wOud LAn4 IL TO me in the
h'ng, aru re- uru,h it to him ia the /
ll'ug. My Crnrrs flo'n Thomas Dh- |
were no. to ailI~&Iv Que not work a
III the mil to cou.e in without L
and to prevrn, ANY one from lott c
y III the horse sIoc shop. | have
'ph a humber of mea froLi going
usG lhat shop to Their work tilat
hy Orders rrO,G nr. Davis. AT il
'"ids Mr. Davis toll me rot to al !
any person, hot cap Dyed in that a
toenter ty hat door where Adams h
J. III that moruinR. This order az ] /,
erstood l. would prevent persons q
ing through there ~ ,heir work | b
often tu!n"d people back, and told ii
u 70 go thronsu another dooc sever
'a,ds distant. | have frequently
y uown There in tho morning, about
y ,lme the lnen weo coming to their r
~ On purpose 10 watch them, aud =
'edt tneir going iu through that a
) once bad trouble with u colorM u
named Bur'iil Hicks, apd also .
!" ooy WHO WAS loafug there. Hicks -
ih ny the furnace and told him 10
" and when he refused I put him
reported the matter to Mr.. Davis,
pollIed out the man when he wen;
a. and gave hi u a severe repri- x
by Mr.. Gray.-I was q