The daily gazette., 1883-11-22
SECOND EDITION.
FURTHER TESTIMONY
To-day's Proceedings in the
List Trial.
WHAT THE WITNESSES SAY
TESTIMONY
FURTHER
OYER AND rERmINER.
Session This Morning-Damaging Testi'
mOny In the List Case.


mOny In the List Case.
Court opened this morning at 10 o'clock
with full bench. The jury in the case OF |
the Lists were brought into Court and also |
the prisoners.
Mrs. Ella r. Fell was the first witness
called and testified I'll live at 9l7 West |
Third street; knew George A. Taylor; he |
was my brother; knew both prisoners; re- |
member day my brother was killed; saw |
hl.n killed; setting on porch Of 002; young |
List lived at 608 East Eleventh; walked |
down Pine; when came back saw young |
List and my brother scutiling In street just |
outside curb opposite Deans house; saw |
elder List come out with club uplitted; he |
said something but could not hear; he struck
at George; George got up and ran; he run
down Eleventh TO Kirkwood; young List
ran after him and fired twice; / heard
and saw the shots; run to Kirkwood
street, both George and young List; in few
minutes Young List came back and ran into
the doorway of 6l0-Ford's house; l saw
George come around the corner after List
ran into the doorway; he came walking up
Eleventh street; just as George got nearly
opposite the doorway of Ford l saw young
List Are; he was about 10 feet from the door
when List fired; George staggered back ,Pdt-
ting his.hand up and fell .nu'h 'hIS right side;
nj walked down toht6n and raised his head
hp and called to him, but he made no reply;
saw blood running from left eye; he never
spoke; then heard elder List say that If
that was not enough he had another for
him; List was on porch Of COG; laid
Georges head down and stepped few steps
toward shem aud said: "Do not come any
more; you have already killed him." the
old man said "Lew, go and jump on him
! while he is lying there and kill him." then
went back to my brother; the Lists bad
disappeared; George had no hat on: my
brother came in young Lists house about IL
O'Clock that day and asked me what was
the mattel and said ''Nothing much only
Lew won't let us have Mollie's goods out"
did not see him again until just before
shooting; Re died about IL O'Clock at night
on the Sth of September
Cross -examined-I went down with Mrs
Deans neice to get her goods, Mrs. Dean
had been living at Lists; she left there the
Friday before the murder; | do not remem-
Der saying anything when l went into the
house went up with Mrs. Dean and
helped pack goods; came down stairs and
helped pack the rest; went into the parlor
and Mrs. List said could mot take anything
out; he said he did not want all the rent 10
pay; he then sent his oldest hoy for his
father: Mrs. Dean went to the cupboard to
pack dishes, and Mrs. List ran between her
and said she would mash them. Mrs
Dean said List would not have
all the rent to pay as she expected tC
pay her share; Mollie and ! went into the
parlor; and the Lists followed; Mollie went
over to Pickles foundry to telephone but
could not do it; after that the first one L
come in way my brother George; be knocked
at the door then walked in; when he cam'
in he said "what is the matter here" l an
swered "Oh, nothing much, only the List
won't let Moilie have her goods" Younl
List and Dean were talking but could no
say what they were talking about thinl
Rueben went out first; after he had been ou
a few minutes he ran up the street; III
brother went out ahead of me; when wen
out he was standing on the porch; l weI
up to Eleventh and Pine with my brother
he did not say b could lick the whole Lis
family; did not say to him to lookout 10
their pistol; he did not say he did not car
a damn for their pistol; he said he had
notion to 90 back to the house; ! asked hin
not TO go back; he said he did mo- care;
never said at City Hall that / would neve
tell what he did say; when Taylor lef
Eleventh and Pine he went towards List
house; shortly after heard a noise as o
seuftling; saw the scutile, and my brothe
was on top of young List; then saw old ma
come out with club; saw mark on arm as
made by club; after running to Elevent
and Kirkwood, List had time to get into til
house before George turned the corner; di
not see any stone in hands; did not see hiI
throw a stone at old man List; when Tia
fatal snot was fred Taylor was nearly Il
front of Ford's house.
Mrs Ella 0gden-Live at COZ East Eley
enth; know both prisoners; the young ma
lives at 606 East Eleventh; remember shoot
ing of George A. Taylor, on the Sah of Ser
tember, between IL and 1870 o'clock; a ful
niture car drove up to residence of Lew
List; heard Mrs. Fell say could not move
Taylor came up and vent to corner OF EleN
enth and Pine and stood about three mil
aTfue ha n1r 20 slsN rF t-N
knocked az door; young Mrs. List came t
door; he asked to see Lew; he came ou
they went out to tree box alongside OF alley
Taylor asked Lew to let Mrs. Dean hav
goods; Lew said II you pay $3.50 ! will
Taylor then said | do not want you to strik
that girl, Mrs. Dean; did not hear reply
Taylor raised hand and then clinched an
went down on pavement and scufiled; tn
old man then came out with a club; wake
out pretty fast; raised club when two weT
scuffiing did not see him strike; raised tn
club with both hands as if to strike; as oil
List came of porch he said, give him he
Lew; Taylor got up and started to run to
ward Kirkwood street; Young List the
fired pistol; he followed after Taylor; say
Taylor go around corner, but do not re
member seeing List go around; Taylo
came hack running, came back as If t
pick up cap that was lying on payeme'
do not remember seeing Young List com
OacR, 1Oung l1lsb was standing inside
Dor of 6l0 with one foot out; Taylor op
osite to door; List fired; he had both hand
lp when he fired; saw Taylor fall after Lis
fred; went after Mr.. Townsley police
man. Cross-examined-I went to the doc
when heard the car drive up. Mrs. Fel
was on Mrs. Lists porch; about fiftee
minutes after saw him go to Eleventh ant
Pine; next saw him on Lists porch
Augustus w. Phillips-I.ive s. Z. corne
Eleventh and Pipe;recognize both prisoners
remember the killing of Taylor; [ cam
from kitchen to store; saw two men runnin
down toward Kirkwood, and a third ma
following; did not recognize them to dis
tirguish one from another; / saw one com
back and go out as If to pick up something
| then saw man start toward elder Lii
and recognized the man at the time; th
son said get in there you old william, an
threw a stone; it struck the bottom of
porch, do not think it struck near List; th
elder List stepped up to porch of COS; the
as Taylor was coming up the street ne &c
TO lower corner of porch of 6l0; then sa,
young List step out of door of 610 and hear
a report al d saw Taylor put hands up an
fall; said, ooh, he has shot him." youn
List turned toward me and said, 'yes haz
shot him, he called me out to murder me;
| next saw the Lists on porch