Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
ms. DISTRICT COURT.
rss rsAHsACERD YssTks
,.YAIrERHs0u.
r.,., es walter Barreushs
,,,empting - Induce .
!" M. 10 Veto Illegally.
c,,rt re.assembled at l.ao, and
lt .J t,e trial of Walter Bur-

c,,t re.assembled at 1.30, AND
herI hle".I ,,e trial of Walter Bur
IsDr paterson rose to cite authorities
h.snce TO q question OF alleged
'f'e,,r s,;,y existing bet ween the witness
nu,M na,tsnIant on and previous TO the
u nf lie election, which had been
=" n. morning by the defence.
:, II paterson ably contested the
y. y. Il conusel for the defence to ask
y In' o"e.rions, " aud said that If they
y. y. .ked and negative answer given
a SSxamiuation could not be followed
R,, Lore did not propose to be thus
n,J and cited authorities to show
n hr yas entitled to much greater
,itn1e aud proceeded to STATE the csse
~1..beticaly, intimating that Emer,
bal p,en orders ID out of Burroughs
n.s and had drawn pistol and used
"lprt I and profane language. He pro
stsd then 10 cite a Georgia case,
|sDo gou 20 20 Georgia Tor year law
ksl Mr. higgins.
l"ns, A. teave 90 to Georgia as 10
.,,,cbnsetl-," was MI. Lore's point
N: g,or, rontended that he had q
IN TO ask and press such questions,
es 10 show that the witness had Bit
4 hostility toward the defendant.
1The Court admitted the question and
a e,a,n,n .uon Of Arthur Emerson
! h, coaJinHrc.
"There are not now, nor were there
| ,bs ,nd Gay Of November last any
Is,ile relations between Walter Bur
burhs and myself" was Emerson s
bswer 70 MIR Lore's question.
|Md ven moi near Maheley chapel draw
ois,o, Oh him, or threaten to shoot
I'm the night Of the election?
did not 40 this any time during the
bar.
The ours'3un was repeated in several
brms a. ",rd YOU, between Maieley
[Lap4 aud Hugh Quinn's house, draw
|pisty!a.d s.y % Walter Burroughs in
be presence Of Edward Burroughs,
you d-s--o Of a b, | have
II YOU now and I'll blow your damn
sad off, or words to that effect during
be year 1882" The witnesses answered
B the negative, as also to a question as
whether he did not, after making
be arrest, say to Burroughs, in the
resencc ot lanes GLASGOW, "You d
-ofa D you have had your day;
Vw it is my Iurl,'
james GLASGOW sworn-T live in
,Vuth Wilmington; was a deputy L.
J. Marsha. at the seond ward polls on
tle md Of .ast November; wore u
|alse the same as the others, and also
|ad paper IN my pocket relating to
PIE law on elections; ! was present at
(he polls When the conversation took
'Iace between Burroughs and the Tn
known man; Burroughs wanted the
pnan b yCte, bnt he v az afraid; he told
him 10 vote and If he got into any
loubIe Billy Bareford would see him
trough
Emerson came over to me and said,
let US arrest these men," and | an.
'ered all night and started after the
known, whom | lost in the crowd;
n'Fson arrested Burroughs and
ne back and assisted him. The men
re sanding on the curbstone when
y hal the conversation.
ross eXamined--Walter Burroughs
aDeputy Sherifi's badge on, and | |
W that Ne was Deputy Sheriff; |
about three feet distant when they
the conversation, and could hear
inctly every werd that was said.
urrOughs said TO the unknown
'me Oh and vo,e!" and he told him
he WAS afraid, when Burroughs
him that Bareford would see him
ugh
I'd not hear Emerson say: "You son
b--h, YOU had your time, and
nave mime
AIRY Batter sworn-Live in theSec-
ward at Second and Lombard
cts; was at the polls on the md of
'ember saw Burroughs after he
sarreS,ed, bur do net know of my |
Wedge what he was arrested for.
Ne Court at $40 took a recess until |
clock th,s tpnrnipu