Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
FIFTH edition
OYER AND TERMINEn
ProceedluEs this Mor,,.
Examination OF wiine.ve, !. - no
Carberry cAae Reaumsa 'ne

~ w aNue0VAn
csrberry case Resumed. '"e
Court Ie.assembled at 10 ocloo, !, |
morning; there were very few no,.s aals
present, and the interest that waa Ps.sOns
on the previous trial of the saaoNn
case, seems in a great measure ~ ISeffyI
died out !" nave
The Court ordered the trial liz,
called over on Monday morning hu, %
civil cases will be tried next vssh =, Iu' %
Last evening one Of the Jurors in i.
Carberry case was taken III. and va ue
Ogle was called on to attend him W "
Is, this morning, sufficiently recnv.il a,
to occupy his place on the iurv a'
proceed with the trial. "ua
Thomas McCafferty recalled-I h.,
seen Samuel H. Adams enter tho NAV n,,
through the other doors. ' D'lI
Cross-examined by Mr.. I.ore-1 ,,-
seen him and other workman
through all those doors e'a
Hugh Scanlan sworn-liveoyer Tb,,
street bridge; work at the Old FD,' FA.,
Rolling Mill worked there on III. a, m,
of last April; | saw Adams WHOM T
came into the horse shoe shop on ,ha
morning; | saw McCaaar,, .,a W..
Adams, and say something ~ h;'
about cutting some iron; saw Carbs,,
when he came in and went over N All
ans, and putting his hand on Nv ~
shoulder told him to go out. Carbs,.
pushed him over against a bench y
left Adams and went over To "a colo.
man who had come in and. ordered hi
ont; he then returned to Adams vi.
the pistol in his hand, and said nj
J--s Ct You must 90 out"
There was crowd outside the v;,
dow and some one said 81 yopM !,
let him flourish that pistol in nv tc
! would break his d--i head;
ans then stopped to pick up the nsS
OF iron, and just as lie raised IN q,
berry fired; saw him immeljrsI
after firing strike Adams two O, ,bn1
times in the face, and when he 4, N
him Adams fell to the ground. W.,
over to Adams AMI saw him rasp ors
or twice, and then he died
The cross.examination by Mr. h1
failed to develop any fact, difs,p1
from the direct testimony. Daring I,
cross examination the Chief ,Justi
"a ed Mr. Lorc'S attention 10 the IA
that This " - only repetition, andhI
II there was anything rev he wop
like t, see it brought q I.
Walter s. Pierce sw ,rL--Ol the %,
of last April worked tor the Diano1
State Iron Company AT tue old Fer1
rolliUg mil; on the morning Of t.
shooting bad gone 10 get d ink
water when my attention wa, calei
the shoe shop by the report of piNo
| looked in An saw Adams and Cal
berry; Adams looked as though he ",
falling over towards CarberTy; | sa
Carberry put his left arm aroud
Adams, and then strike him sever
times in the face; never knew Of ad
order TO prevent men going thrOu
that shop to their work
Cross-eXaniued by Mr.. Lore hal
been put out OF the horse shoe shop
! Mr.. Bradley former watchman;
have seen boys put ont by the watc
man during working hours; the hOr
shoe shop was closed ut night.
James Curry sworn-hc did not 81
the shooting, but heard the report, u
remainder Of his testimony was abb
same as the preceding witness.
George Brown sw0rn-On the 29th
last April | wasa weighmaSter a. I
Old Ferry Rolling MIL. The wltnd
testified to the fact Ot the shooting, al
said y at Carberry appeared very mu
excited, while Adams seemed determi
ed, but not angry. was in tAeemplo
of the company for some months a1
never knew OF any order TO prevent
men from pass II. through that slqa
their work. 70
Cvoss-examined by Mr.. Lore. lfaN
improper person came IN, II was
duty OF ,he 'yauchman To put them oN
he received his orders from lhQIs
Davis the superintendent.
Charles Lewis sworn-iis tes'iIVl!
did not differ materially from u"
the witnesses who had precedel Al
On cro.s-examinatlOn he sail llN
had been put out Of the shoe sAop S'
eral times. aud had saw others puI"I
by Carberry and other watclnel'
Thomas s. Davis swurn-l resIu
this city; on the 29th OF Iast APa s..
was SUPERINTENDENT Of the ga fa
Rolling Mill. Heard OF the dl'n,ua
and went down there, and 50" Al, 1,.
laying on II bench, he was ll'a u0
The warchlnan received N, oEd'H Nv
ne. | had given orders to the Wa'tum m
not 10 allow any strangers /" 'at sal ~
without u pass, and 10 prevent 'u' Dh .ho
flom lettering in the horse 'M ~" ,uu
never gave any orders 70 rtjb r.'tb
men from going through tttN iJf G,I
work. The pisto! was not i.'.'''"
the use of the day Wa'Ganth' .,,
In my absence it vas the ""!n ,!,,
watchuan to attend u -,
that shop, bu, in case OF o''n.'
was 20 reter the final sttt.elnrl
Uatferty; | had tod that to '"''
and also to McCatferty. ,,aI
Without concluding the eXaiI'' ~,
the Court at one O'Clock to'S' :"
until 3 o'clock this afternoon