Daily Republican., 1882-05-25
OYER AND TERMINER.
rv,,I OFJAMEs REDDEN =
Tue srrwORK OF EVIDENCE
Tbi Tb,'ysr THE PRISONER.

,ouyeneI at 3o'clock yesterda
COuls and upon the motion OF IL. ]
ahellOOs,o o,or, % ESQ, John Cubbage, a bo
Pennlps'con 'convicted a year ago for Sc
who was was ~ an clubhouse was ordered t
u ilns unchanged from custody.
IEe r.rar nSp colored, sworn and testitie
lirb u, bs sIyN Knows James Redden, and iden
aa. sssi tbe prisoner as the man. On tn
tIleu I y, 'Tt tSq outrage, the witness was 60
I~ Fioldsboro, after a wagon; h
AVT T,mes Reddeu going towards Mr.,
aS,b a.'s bonse, and when he was com
Flh Fx'k ina wagon about 9 O'Clock il
s.rnoop, spMr he saw Redden at Mr.
ss"ifb Da,,.'s with bis head out of tho win
run, ",ocLiug up and down the road
DOW. oOs' ',,yamiped:-First met Redder
t'S a,, s;svep or twelve o'clock, between
Sst.S %S,s.Sor and Purses house; when he
isu'SI iyrSI And not overtake anyone, unit
,aa, ,t,4.I he had passed Purses;
ave Wtsn he saw Reiden at the window
!, ,'iJ "T not see any one else around the
house ,-., ,;ros o+ E;allshoro
VI tnovs James Purse who resides
Az, Az Ms n Rad between Odessa and Fields
S,' W. ~ Saw James Redden on the 23l
% sG,,, February on the road between
a', ~ Mace and Odessa; the witness was
~ .,'a,o FeIdshOro and Redden was
sSs s,-s award Purses house; did not
s s'ss nelien at that time; he stopped
.As .1' r,ress and asked him If he had
' ",,cI Ls hands and said that his
,,ss s rp James Redden; he identified
he prisoner as the man.
~ TCCmL.@xamined Did not know Red
Am that time; he told witness his
anna AM and asked if he had hired his
hri, yet; said that he had lived at his
M placs for three years, and left ON
,ronut Of wages; had got $ll per
NINTH and witness told him that was
me than he would pay.
NrCatharne Purse testified that she
Tw in Bishop SCOTS tenant house on
aspsl beween Q lessa and Fields
kr re,!lec,ed the day of the outrage,
tVSon a Thursday, think that it
vs lbe sd Of February. On that day
No witness vent to Fieldsboro to see q
Msnan aud from there to her hus-
sut. brOther's where she remained
DO reater part of the day; when she
NnI away She left the little girl to take
tuge Of the house; often went out to
uE and left her at home; when she
Naned hat evening her daughter told
N vha. had happened, but she replied
IOh, reckon not when Sarah told
kWlOOk at her clothes. The witness
al described the torn and soiled con.
atOl Of The child's clothing. Her
inband did not return until the next
fenOon.
REORGANIZATION did not devel-
glly additional facts. L.
William H. Purse testified that he is
ahther Of Sallie Purse and is II farm
hitter Tie remainder of his testi-
| iAy related TO the situation of the
G.e and the disposition of the furni-
|as Cross examined. First heard of
nhubIe on Friday when he was at
hS@ro on his way home, had been
|ny for tive days. Mr.. Sharpley {
.Dshow by the cross-examination t
laIlie was not Mr.. Purses child. ,
EESwore positively that she was, a
aIAen Mr.. Sharpley asked him how |
EE had been married, MIR. Gray C
kStN to the question, and the wit Il
|EEs allowed to depart. b
M Purse was recalled and testified +
EMNSition Of the doors in the rooms. |,
W. walter B. Woods is a practicing h
|t!Acal and was called on the 25sh i,
M FEBRUARY, to examine Sallie D
Fus The witness described the a
|Iatlon in which he found the child, h
N EEIlenature of her injuries, and said a.
|s,A IN Dis opinion there was no doubt k
Fr|so9a'Fase having been committed. st
\ '4aM Tucker swore that on the fo
N NE outrage was committed he to
tMUy fuEse's Louise with a load of W
E@s he was taking to Fieldsboro, ri
FS'I4 lOt see any one about. ey
|;NseSan!ned-It was about 2 ps
.A u me afternoon when he passed al
EHase |,i did not see any one on the
E|0Ots 2oIored man. nj
lsialder " Moody testified that he ch
E%tIpP'Nre James Redden on the oa
s".tsorfuary; arrested him in sthe tn
4Sal odessa, and took him to wi
ssllouse; .l called them up, and the no
IN. sai i,g,coghl1ed the prisoner; she re
'St'p ~i' DIS clo'hing all but his hat; Gu
a"uCt $ bands were behind him da
E,nS1s m%ia that he had a heavy brass Ca
E4SI ,tS lis fDger; witness did no u '
ESon %'la' la until he made the priso. to
\ ~gT nv DIS hands when be saw the wa
E,.j rTe ltiIe girl seemed fright en-,
NV, (tr4 ,,feinbled, but witness told Sc,
d. , no should not hurt her. tn;
l,~n',.Haaulined, arrested the prisoner fer
ksi,,syaas kyas store he did not make TO
Y i. I5"Iance' lance but went along quietly 60,
IN, I -"i!a' behind him he lived
N s 'sa;'l mother and before his hearing
srs S.aIIs,s stgI he gave the witness a =
kba Iis i. nlS VIZ mother. Witness told ica
EpGToo ETo YOU'D not like to be in his tio
I'M ts@e ,.i little girl identified him. tn, ,n
kbhys,,,' hy,,'Ougf replied that she could If ;,
sts tS' ta aS ne did not have on the 8 s
lS,I rTl he then wore. .. .,
|e,S.' '.tVsnS testified that he il a r.
H. %' ana assisted to arrest James hn ~, .
h c,o Mentiied the prisoner as the tir. H~,
ana,t a,tgsseHhalnlned -. ! told him he had anf
kasti 'O' ~ MIN he did not seem i vii
Mson'S y Attorney said that the cise
FappenirHa H'1se . mere, and Mr.. Sharp. The
'Nqh ro, iof the defence said that enr
h Sp'nl nol Consume a great deal Of onI enj
,,lss,eu.p Supaa ns, enceavor to show by "''
'siay of,Sre %nere the prisoner was
lpd y, VI 'he n' alleged outrage. T
.NlplatsSS CO.., co;.l,ored, testified that he era
Nv 'I u with James Redden: did IA;
G'ldvstaru. urSe,s on that day for a Geo
'lSt \ hin tr' IT. 0sans lanes Redden did not The
W. Wesley Far." soa mat day. aud
!, sissd ~ H.. r.srrow, colored, sworn Fra
xta d, b4 s,.a mat he has known James the. @
ssSat5na' we or six years; recollect and and
sSM DT outrage; was with him % ths
\ s'slnSonp paalel Corbit's stable in roaf @
4a,,aeSs H. 0orbit came driving up M ter te@'
stsSSs .s1o1ght that he was com. M Vol
\, SsIlI ,6,c O'clock train; there was
M, usmined L,o way
~, When Poaao"s a1no"s 1t was on a for
ssM,lty arrssta'i rIen was with him, min
M That was m nim on the next from
,I hi,k. IIluaN. heard fha mi ii