Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-14


good but had not heard i discussed. DR.
Alcorn testihsd that ~ examifin tria
Miss Gocch' said cut was made With
backward stroke. W. X Williams tool
notes for Enquire aud corroborated Dr. Al
corn's recollection Squire Peyton, o
the Examining Court, also tertiGe,
that she said that cut was made back
ward. DR.. Clifton Fowler, father Of Char
ley, was asked II Bishop had told him
that Charley had begged him to let Eddi,
20 home with him. Objection and sus
tanned. Charley was II last March. Ex.
amined school house and found some chips
near where Charley sat at school.
Owens KENNEDY - Heard the cursinp
and saw I'd strike one blow from a bench
behind Charley 10 his right. Did not sec
Fowler strike the blow. Don't remember
any singing that evening, but on the
evening before. Heard some laughing
and talk Of collins Heard Eddie say
"yours IL coming too" Some times they
were laughing and at Others appeared to be
mad Did not see Charley with knife out
nor did tell Or. Fowler in presence Of
CLAW Gooch that Charley had knife up
his sleeve.
FRANK READ Heard Charley say
something about coffin and Ed. replied, II
have already ordered yours." Both were
laughing and in good bumor. Did not
hear singing but might have occurred. The
..Sod f,S..l.,. - L. 49,. t,..;s -,
Eddie Jumped sorter behind him and
struck Saw knife in Charley's hand. The
lick bent him little over. The knife was
mine and when asked him for Il he
pi.kn I'M r rsu5eu 10 nov te,' MI
tniTs ,ilI he .ettIsd With III Uss,J Cbst'
ley say TO Girl something about son.of-a-
bitch and Ed struck him sorier from be-
nlndi : Iecognihe khi'e' Oha''eys was
Z1cK Mosp,sox - F,h;h;,ed q s,;ck
which he found ON right hand side Of door
coming out. Saw shavings, but none close
70 suek'
.;ys non, ,smeDbs, ~ bsvs I,s.rd anv
singing that afternoon or 10 have removed
Charley Tor IT, Boys played marbles at
noon that day. II | said at examining
trial that | scolded Charley, do not re-
member Il now
DAN MILLER testified as 10 knife. Saw
-, ~ A." pahacoa Ca,nsn,as 80
CoIomar C,rn.o,e, 10 no,;ceJ h,,,;s.s
po.Ia % .I.r,;,,.,J mp. 1901 7, -.
H. ,;ob, 49,, III ,sns.J 'aw.,J ~
DrrrSsr hare r.s,ed aud tho Commor.
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wea''n P'Ooeeueu u, reou''N'' "''S same
Kinder remembered disturbance and that
the teachers attention was called TO it.
Mis-. Adelia Gooeh heard noise the after.
~. L,u;, vvu... noo.L -,
w." f'O'
ed that ms daughters testimony was the
same a. at first given as TO the position.
Mise Mollie Kinder testified that she was
At .chooI. hoard teacher ssv bs WA oo;Do
49, -, - ., 49, ~ - "e
nA'e "oiSe s'oPP'" anu "o"iu o'"g
switch next day
This concluded the testimony and at 10
O'clock S,turdav morn;.,y IuJse Owslsv
,..,...,...l A.. e,u.
NO J.. IL the Jury heileve from the evil
Ience beyond reasonable uouDt That the
defendant Charles Fowler, IN Lincoln
county, ana before me nnding OF the IN
,hon',S' 90, Ill EiT. p;"Soa "' IN
a knife by reason Of which Bishop then
and there died, when such killing was not
secessary and when the defendant had no
reasonable grounds TO believe the same
necessary at the time TO protect himself
from loss Of life or great bodily harm at
the hands Of the deceased, they should find
him guilty Of murder and fix his punish
ment at death or confinement in the peni.
Tertiary during his natural life in their
discretion.
No. .. II the jury believe beyond rea-