The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1882-06-03

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4 Pfautsch put up his gun and shot Lockner, who
fell. Lockner had nothing but tin kettle in
his hand. His grandmother told him to go to
the mill and tell Mr. Winchester, which he
did. and he came back to Mr.. Magee's, where
! his grandmother was. As Mr. Winchester
and Mr.. Drexler came along he went up with
them to where Lockner was. After we went
up Pfautsch came ont, and said if he had not
4 killed Loekncr. Lockner would have killed
him.
On cross examination he told substantially
the same thing, and said no one had been
talking to him about what he was to say in
court His grandmother had told him to tell
the truth.
Andrew Drexler said he knew Lockner and
Pfautsch. He was at Winchester mill on
the dav of the homicide. Saw Loekner and
his son pass the mill. each having tin buck
ct. Next saw Lockner dead His son Calvin
came and told us about the shooting. Lock
ner was on his back, with his head from
/ Pfautschs house, near Pfautsch' gate. Saw
/ blood on Lockner, and pulled up his shirt and
saw his entrails protruding. The wound was
near the navel. Pfautseh was not there.
4 Sent Hamilton Arnold around to see where
1 Pfautseh was, as | was afraid he would go
away. Pfautsch then came out of the house
/ and down to where they were standing. Pere
Winchester asked what in the world does
this mean," and Pfautsch said he was out
going to shoot rabbit Lockner was going
to hit him with stone, and he had TO shoot him
to save himself. Winchester said IF that IS
the case YOU had better give yourself up.
Pfautseh said he would eat bite of break
fast and go with him Winchester He and
I Winchester went to the railroad with Piautsch.
Had heard PfautSch talk of Loekner and run
him down.
John Hamilton Arnold testified that he went
/ up from the mill with Andrew DreXler, Mr..
| Winchester and George W. Long. Saw Win
I chester raise LOckner's clothing. W then
I Pfautseh came out there Mr.. Winchester asked
Z him what in the world it meant. but did not
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Z which explained his not hearing what Piautsch
& said in reply To Winchester. He saw no stones
in the road: some rocks on the side. Saw
tin bucket at the rock. He lived with An
I drew Drexler.
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7 ters mill on the day of the shooting. and went
+ TO the scene of the homicide with Minches-
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