Daily Republican., 1882-09-20
AFTERNOON SESSION.
,,,AL OF OFFICER RAY
|fHt I"lH FOR AssAULTHNG JO'
bOSO sEPH CAMPBELL


IharroC,OOS' for for at least half an hour
rSp'aCSy CyaIss IS occupied a seat alongside
G'yoI !" " Houston, and was for som'
Judge nad in earnest conversation
bps eng eng g1S As drawn and the case Of tn.
Ajury George G c. Raymond indicted
Sss ", y,nIt and battery on Joseph
d aSsSuc ~ on the 18th of July, was
GrpGse",53 with. Attorney General
esuUSOSaared for the State, and Levi
GG y. spH Fso, for the defence.
BNS, Ss,sto's & Attorney stated the facts
~ 90 Os Ssssto the jury, and said that
dte NJ tSTS t.sSanlt and battery was not a
w. ,Sst Mica carried with 1t punishment
~ s,uhi ,~Sipping post or loss of citizen
~ " ssIIti vii i was % misdemeanor that
" '"'isbable W" by fine or imprison-
p. hoIh at the discretion of the
W W IA thought that he would be
w. how that it was not necessary
aSs w. ,be nan, as there were three
gsl% D,esent who should have been
~ n, IKE him without violence.
s.nS Campbell testified that he re.
" ,esIIN No, 627 East Seventh street.
ls S.,, \ Il 20 on the night Of the 18th of
snu ~ Ss came home with William
w, % 'Ud sst down on the steps of his
S ..iirO NO. house to cool off. 1t was a
~ % Uioht and he took Oft his coat and
VI S n % IN tho step ard went to sleep
s.tSalf-past one he was woke up by
.' ~. nncsmen Mn one of whom was the
w. ,n"isnt After they woke him up
sI1 a,ld ,.Eed him If he lived there, and
w ", M answering in the affirmative
W him i'm be must either 60 in the house
a"mtbe mi bsll. He told them that
!. r,.op bis own step, and would not
Nav until he was ready. They
S'D ~ .ira hold of him and threw him
~ ,oS' nypnent and he thinks struck
sIS Nh TihS blackjack. One of the
X, .So.r,t ,tbtn rang the door bell and
.TS .~s' @spat their head out of an upper
.,iog and told the officers that he
lEl hare i
,nr,b him in the hallway and upon
N raasting struck him on the head
n dragged him to Seventh and
Trsrb streets when they let him go,
,Ihnturned hone. Sat on tho step
rpne time and then went In; after
TltiDg the blood from his face and
s ven! to bed.
M witness was subjected to a |
arbIug cross examination but did not
min the least from his direct te,ti-
B1E
Asiuy in the case of Jesse Teimm,
Inc in and rendered q verdict of
rfy with q recommendation TO the |
lazy Of the Court
EEOd Holland testified that he
had tho sCuffle on the pavement In
tatdhis boarding house, and after
NnbQntDg the testimony of Camp.
klstfetparticularly to the fa ct of
OfG Raymond striking him with a
Blackjack The witness opened the
door when be came down, and Camp.
bell tllh The hall.
HsHH@O on his lack, and the officers
were ttruUging with him. When Ray
mOHd struck him he inflicted q wound
aNOuttEOnAeS in length that bled
hady Witness called Mr.. Grubb, but
when thggOt to the door the whole
party EHg gone.
CFoG-srSmlned by Mr.. Bird but
pth1g further was elected.
William, Riley testified that he
ndhnpOell were out together that
aal1g and drank about q dozen glas.
AdOter but did not think that either
HES drunk.
In Grlbb testified to hearing the
n1a aud next morning washed the
laaWay, The entry and steps with
AAysment were covered with blood,
y The witness said as much as
lalgA some one had killed hog. At
Slg General Gray stated that the
GVoald i Close with the witness, and
Y Bid opened for the defense. He
AlIh' he would show that these Off.
\ slEe'e pa,roling their beat in the
charge Il their duty.
Ivy found this man laying in a
liGeU sleep and as none of the Off
|@5IeW him, they woke him and
l0An where he lived aud were
|a'eIed with an oath. The officer
sIAe bell but it was some time be-
Eaaay one came to the door. When
" ES@f was finally opened the officers
M M % put him in the house, and
4, IISag W was struggling with them fell
!. .@' DIS head, but was not struck at
N N anS with a blackjack.
|'%af r. Wales was sworn and testi.
s@N az present he is the Mayor of [
IVY, .Iy and officer Raymond is a DO.
EsOIvef' The prosecutor was tried
~. ssa'lI@ Tor assault and battery on
n M Adams. The evidence showed
\ %saS " guilty and he imrosed a {
s% NM, % which upon representations !
~ T"'s IIm, was after wards remitted.
\. SssL !, MCOonnell sworn-is a SER
M" N. police; testified to the fact oil
.IS M oampbell asleep on the step and +
ln.5 DSSIs 70 rouse him up. They were |
,"SOy my Campbell, but at no time c
Ss%l %S man struck with blackjack. T
II ut a. Oh the officers drew a black
Nm 'ley had no occasion to do so /
\ "Iet Ti,t El them could have taken the s
H., "pSuout ~ using their black |
~ShaS MI raymond did not have hold of C
Ill., sV'i waen he was pushed In the c
T M! he kicked at officer Adams, G
M ~ nlu In the stomach ; when he t
M, o 'u0 ny second time Adams caught
lion Nm tSu ,So Campbell fell, striking his
NJ, "I.lesS was cross.examined by f
M a. attorney Gray, but persisted in t
N o,L 'Ia' AZ no time was q blackja c
l ~ SSs Osaer M weapon used. That If the i
Ma !. ouS ~ all, which he admitted a
NM ~ h't|aS done when Officer Adams t
IEr 5O,, r,s loot and pulled him out of l
bf".,:A . ADAMS and another witness J
!, S.ed vi, the testimony of the pre- t
N, IiS'neSs, II and upon the defence t
( G,.u 'uSI their evidence was all in
dsi ! opened for the State. He coi-
satin.s tust While the officers did right
Aha lGe man up and ascertaining (
Ii ia |syu t.f, there, but they had no 9
u '0il him he must 20 in the {
ofrSra, ofSo,' mad a perfect right to tell C
VOulS ' ne was on his own step, and f
NOD % 5stay there as long as he 0
As om ne said that while he believ. t
b "UTrS testified to the best Of a
ttbe, hedge, he must either believe
d nct "' "efe In a position where they
blow o ooe Raymond when he struck
ws,' ~ VI eISe the witness Holland, P
lagsouaa Ia Sae hallway, was a most /
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