The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-12-14

which he replied he wouia make any
new arrangements--he wo Ia axe no other
arrangements than be mad made: that
defendant asked for more money and be
told him, " II you 90 down on your knees
and pray for money until Tomorrow morn
ing, you viii get no more money = that
defendant had ordered wo0d-c1t made in
Chicago. which cost So. which he (defen-
dant) had agreed to pay for, and that
he told him when he saw receipt for that
cut he would get that money, to which
defendant replied, be did not know as it was
his business to see a receipt for that cut,
and he complaining witnessl replied that it
was his business TO see a receipt, that he
(defendant) would not stick him for that
cut that defendant kept on importuning
him until near half-past nine e'clcck to fix
the thing up and make new arrangements !:
that he replied he would make no new ar
rangements and told defendant he had no
time to talk, as he had too much work to do,
and asked him to go out; that defendant
after some time went out and went some
where near half way down the stairs and
then came back; that he (defendant) again
went in front of the stove and after saying
something which he complaining witness)
did not just remember, he said, !" You made
threats against me yesierday-you threaten
ed to put me out % that he complaining
witness) replied, Yes, and | will put you
out now, if you do not 60 OUT that defend
ant went on and said, s'You threatened to
put something in the next paper about me 2"
to which he replied, Z" Just wait and see
when the paper comes out, and
you'll see if you will gull any
one again as you have gulled
me-" that defendant said, " Will you :?
Win you p to which he replied, " Just wait
and see;" that defendant then said. " Don't
you do it don't you do it ] You don't know
me, you don't know me!n TO which he re-
piled. g Don't you imagine you can bully or
gull any one here any longer-go out or I
will put you out - that defendant said,
Will you?' or " Try it, and he (com-
planning witness) again told him to 20 out or
he would put him out as he did not go out
he complaining witness) got up off his chair
at his desk and went to the door, which he
opened, and told defendant to come out or
he would put him out that defendant went
to the south end of one Of the imposing
stones and crouchej down, and as he told
him the second time while standing at the
door to come out or he would put him out he
fired his revolver a t him. that he complain
ing witness) then ran down stairs and called
g Police +" Police!"
On cross-examination complaining witness
testified that he told defendant he had found
him out liar-found him out more than
once; that he gave him to under
stand that he could see through him
that he thought defendant thought he
was d. n foel or soft, and he wanted to
let him know he understood him and saw
through him. that he complaining witnessl
was somewhat excited on Saturday night
after the shooting and ran after defendant,
and asked for revolver and said he would
shoot him that he did not tell Mr. Drom in
his store that he told defendant if he did not
get he would club him out; he told defend
ant if he did not get out he would put him
out; he thought after he opened the door
be told him twice if he did not 90 out he
would put him out that he stood at the
door, and was standing inside of the door
when the shot went off, with his face
towards defendant; that it was dark where
defendant was when he fired the shot.
Witness here testified to finding what he
supposed was a bullet mark on the wall
near the door, but which proved not to be a
bullet mark.
Complaining witness said his agreement
with the defendant was that he was to set
ype and do anything he wanted him to do !;
hat he also engaged him to write for this
paper Crumbs for all kinds Of Chickens
hat he was to be the editor so far as to do
he writing; that he allowed him 10 put his
name in as editor; that he was to pay him
S12 dollars week at first another arrange
nent was made week ago last Sunday
ne (defendant) said he would work for So
week one week and $40 the next he (com-
planning witness) accepted il; he got up
little copy or brought some there last Fri
lay he did nothing in the Office except set
;ype; he complaining witnessl expected
him to get up copy evenings; he agreed to
work night and day, he was so anxious to
get here; he agreed to furnish all the matter
hat was needed he said he would set type
IN the. Office he got up about two columns
If copy last week he (defendant) did not
ell me he had SO much work to do in the
'tice he could not get up copy; he asked
or half day and he complaining wit
less) told him he could have whole day if
ne wanted it, and that he could go home at
10 clock every evening, if he wanted to ;
his paper was issued week ago last Satur-
lay the next number would be due next Sat-
lrday or soon after it; Saturday night told
lim he would not get another cent until he got
lis copy ready and not delay the paper
here was not SIP due him I did tell him
Friday if he did not get out would put him
out if it cost me $40; did not tell Mr.. Drom,
g I told him if he did not go out would
club him out"
John Harrington, sworn, said he is City Mar
shall and resides in this city; saw defendant on
Saturday night; found this revolver on him Sat
killeen, when he shot; to the best of his know
edge it was the same revolver he took from him;
it has been locked up since by the Sheriff.
Robert Taylor, sworn, said he Is stopping at
Mr.. Ely'S defendant is stopping there, too +; he
believed the revolver belonged to him (witnesSs
thought it left his possession about 1870 O'Clock
Saturday night; defendant said he would take
lt; he said he was talking with Killeen about
his pay this was after he took it; could not say
whether it was loaded or not; it was on a little
stand when he took it; was positive this was
his revolver.
Cross examined. He came up in my room and
was washing, and he said he was having some
trouble with Mr.. Killeen, and asked me to go
with him he said he was afraid of him he was
afraid to go he said he was afraid Kllleen would
thrash him.
Prosecution here rested.
Ito be continued.)