Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-04-06

ana SUTTON TeplleQ Jlat c0ulu De oVel dSa!h,
even at preaching. Nweapons were seen by
me, and no blows W. passed that l saw.
Sutton went on homend Gibson and Brad
ford went to Fort Mi
Cross examined. .Hworth's house had been
entered and levy nie on some articles in
it, and had chargof the house. Gibson
claimed that he had lde the1evy. l was ON
the place when he nle the levy. The levy
was made at the instce Of Roddey, and was
claimed to have bee made by Gibson as a
constable. Gibson Id said, in reference to
moving the trunks, tit the removing OF them
was penitentiary ffence, and lntlmated
that Sutton had med them. The trunks
had not been leviedon. Sutton said that
Gibson had to take Bk the charge. When
Gibson threatened tina it had to be over again,
Sutton replied that itould be, even at preach
ing. There were prest, besides the persons
already name, two coleed men. I have heard
that one of the Bradfod brothers was bound
over as witness in Ills case, and that ne mas
gone to Florida. L I'M tbrother-ln-la" Oh
both the prisoners.
Redirect The trunks belonged to Hay
worth or his wife. Thy had not been leVleu
on. -
JIM CAMPBELL, colaea, sworn. On Sun
day evening Lutte Bradford and Gibson came
to Hayworth's house. I saw them when they
drove up. Lutte priced open WINDOW ;tiio
helped Gibson into the house. Lutte tlel
went around to the east side of the mouse
About that time Mrs. Hayworth, sutton, ane
Mrs. Sutton came up. Sutton asked GiDsol
if he had accused him of a apenitentlary oHence
and said if so that he had to take IL pack
They then clinclied, bub1x xibsOn Withdrew hl
should be over ags seai au sutton replied tha
it could be had over again, even at preaching
Cross examined, 1 don't know which caugh
the other first. i did not take close attention
to it, as it was difficulty between whit
persons. l turned around and walked ava
two OF three steps My only reason tor turn
ing was that I didn't want to see the dlthcuity
Before l turned / saw them in holts. Inc
met Int T don't know which touched tn
other first.
PARKS MOORE, sworn. l live near For
Mill. l knew Nat. Gibson. On the evenin
of the same Sunday Of the occurrences nal
rated by the last witness, I met with Glbso
and Lutte Bradford in the old wagon camp a
Fort Mill and talked with them for while
Also, heard Lutte and Nat Gibson talking.
Question you hear Gibson make threat
of any kind, during this conversation, ana
so. what was the nature of the threats?
Objected to by the Solicitor
The further examination of the witness wa
suspended until 81 O'Clock tomorrow morning
in order to allow argument on the point raise
by the introduction of his testimony.
| CHARLES RODGERS, sworn. On the MOI
day before the shooting, 1 saw Sutton an
lady drive into town, in a buggy, 6lDso
was out in the street when Sutton drove VI
Gibson then went into his house and got
pistol and went in the direction OF Sutton.
Cross eranlined. 1 saw Gibson 60 into n
house and come out. He put pistol in h
pocket as he came out of the door. He was
constable and usually carried pistol VINE
Gibson saw Sutton driving up, he, Gibson, W;
at the livery stable going in an opposite dire'
tion from Sutton. Sutton had just passe
along before Gibson went into his house.
heard no threats, nor any talk of threats.
Redirect. After Gibson came out OF h
house, he walked on down in the directlC
Sutton went. did not see where either III
son or Sutton went. This was on Mond'
before the occurrence.
To the Solicitor. My wife is niece OF Su
toms wife. Both Sutton and Gibson wei
towards the business part of town.
Court adjourned until 81 O'Clock to-morro
morning.