Daily Republican., 1883-11-22
FIFTH EDITION
CONTINUED FROM FOURTH EDITIo,
COURT PROCEEDIN GA.
Witnesses In the List Trial A.,
Beiug Examined


II Being Examined.
When the question was renewed. m
? witness said that her brother had ~
made any threats against: the List,
e neither did she tell him that they bsy
pit tol and would shot him. She ",
talking TO Mrs. Ogden, and did M
think her brother said anything N
Q went to the owner without any speci,
object, and when pressed by Mr.. Ha,
rington, replied, ~ suppose I, at hs
u right TO go where pleased"
When she first went to the corps,
her brother said he had notion to oo
back to the house, but she tod him tia,
he had better not, as the Lists were
despera es.t. The witness had neys,
said at the City Hall that she woud
never tell what was said by her bro,ber
The witness judged that she was On
the corner about half an hour, and
,, when her brother left her. he star,M
back toward LISTS house but she dii
: not expect any trouble. Heard them
fighting before she reached the plaO,
where they were her brother was o.
top but she could not see whether
struck List or not, as the old man Wa,
between them thought the old ma,
List struck her brother with the clb
AZ she seen a mark on him after he WA,
dead
When List came back from pursuip,
her brother down kirkw o0d street, MI
had sufficient time to conceal himself
in Ford's house before George cana
back she did not see her brother hay,
a stone in his hand, neither did she va
him throw anything at the old man
List, or hear him say: Get In there
you old s-n ofa b--h."
She did not know that Taylor and
List had any previous acquaintance O.
that they had ever seen each other be
fore that day. The witness was finally
dismissed, after having been on the
stand about one hour and half.
Ella Ogden was sworn, and testified
that she lives at No. 6O2 East Eleventh
street !: she knows both the prisoner
the young man lived at No. COG IN ,h.
same block Of houses, but she did not
know when he moved there.
She remembered the shooting it took
place on Saturday the Stll of September;
on that day furniture car drove up 10
Lists house, and she heard Mrs. FELL
say that the Lists would not let Mr..
Dean move. She saw George B. lay
lor come to the corner of Eleventh and
Pine streets, and he then turned and
came to Lists house, and knocked a,
the door, which was opened by Mrs
List.
Taylor said he wanted to see Lew,
and when List came to the door, asked
him to come outside, as he wished 70
speak 10 him, and the two men stepped
to a tree box on the curb.
Taylor asked List to let Deans have
their goods, and he said he would 4
they would pay seven dollars and
half. Taylor then said 81 don't
want you to strike thai girl again" but
the witness could not hear what reply
List made.
The two men then cl inched and fell
down, and the elder List came out
with a club and made motion IS
though he intended striking Taylor
but the witness could not tell whether
he struck him or not. Taylor then 60.
up and ran " hen young List shot at
hlm she could not remember that
young List ran around tn, corner, bu.
she saw him on the corner.
When Taylor returned, she thought
he had come tor his hat, which was y.
ing on the pavement nearly in front Of
No. 6os,a and he stopped down as though
nc was about 10 pick it up. Young
List was standing inside the door at
No 6lO and fired in the direction Of
Taylor; he had both hands up, and the
witness saw the pistol.
AS soon as he fired, Taylor fell, and
the witness went after police officer.
The witness was cross-examined by
Mr.. Sharpley, and said that she went
to her door when the furniture car drove
up it was fifteen minutes after that be.
fore Taylor came up first saw him at
Eleventh and Pine streets ; did not see
Taylor and Mrs. Fell talking together
at any time.
The witness has a bronchial trouble
and cannot speak above whisper, and
all her answers had TO be repeated by
the counsel Possibly for this reason
her cross-cxaminaliOn was brief.
Augustus Phillips sworn, and test.
fled that ho resides at Eleventh and
Pine $ reefs. lie knows both of the
prisoners, and Iecollected the day
Taylor was killed. On that day he
came to his store door, and upon look
ing down Eleventh street saw two men
running toward Kirkwood street there
was also another man following them
When they came back, he saw one
of the men stoop down in the street and
mir inh l,n thplIplt
was a stone he then saw one of the
men, who he afterwards learned was
Tay lor, draw off and throw a stone az
old Mr.. List, at the same timeieXclainll,,
ing: $50 in there, you old villain
the stone struck the porch, but did nVl
go near List.
The witness did not see young Lis!
when he returned from chasing Tay or
in the meantime the old man List Lad
stepped on the porch at Cos, and he sa"
that he was saying something, but was
too far away TO hear what 1t was.
Saw young List when he fired, aaa
saw Taylor place his hands to his head
and fall TO the ground. The witnes
ran to the place, and said to young
List, " you have killed him, and ~
replied :" know l have, for he caIea
mt out to murder me-"
Next saw ,he Lists on the porch at
No. COG, and heard Mrs. Fell say "
them that they had killed her brothei,
Saw Taylor when he was at eleventh
and Pine streets talking to ofilct,
Walker and heard him say that he lsl
asked him to remain in the vicinity lo'
fear Of trouble.
William e. Newton's testimony lu
regard to the shooting did not diner
materially from that of the witnesses,
who had prccedd him. At o'clock Coui'
took recess until 3oclock this aiN''