The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-02-14

cclsio;. here referred to Is the H.ue Cu
! -uhbeIy.
yoI. Phillips wanted T. know abou
Ws;st me f.i.. ;,..,,eslitin. attorney NnaIlI
r,ets4al.,. :: trial
Ii;,i,i,.r.,Dic discussion ri minor inI
;,trt;,nc. in ---a-d /" The >>ttin:- ci til,
l!:li. .'-"E I,i:i'-,, 'r't@eri ;ila counsel ln6
-....-:'::: '.--:-i nl,> SER :..!;- i,r IL:
/. II. .'..-.i lin ifn, ia. ,-s..@.i-
ed condition u. .:.c, :. -. a.. III. !,..:
ff the criminal court 1t was hnall, u.-
ter,nined that the case be set for hearing
at the term of the criminal court to be
opened at Kansas City on the fourth
Monday in May. According to Judge
Whites direction the entry continued
| for want of time for trial. was made on
the records. The defendants bail was
fixed at $3.50 and the court asked if the
defendant was then ready to give bond
to which inquiry Goa. Johnson answer
ed that the defendant was not. Recess
ed 70 Ja;ier CORR can's quarters.
The robbery in which Frank James is
accused of being participant was com
mittcd Rt a point on the Chicago and
Alton road known as Blue Cut, the place
being about fifteen miles east of Kansas
City. and about three-quarters Of mile
west of Glendale station. A passenger
train on the road was stopped, an entry
made by armed masked men and the
robbery committed. The witnesses,
whose names appear ON the indictment
as being those in behalf of the state are
H. A. Fox, the express messenger, who
was robbed in the express car on that
night; Leroy Foote, the engineer in
charge of the locomotive; John A.
Hazenbaker, the train conductor; Judge
y: r. W. Bailey, OF the probate court,
VINO was passenger Mattie Collins,
DICK L1ddefs mistress; Captaln FORD,
MIS-. Caroiine bottom, John X. Treat
ana ,ne Onlleg s3aIes express agents at
oaE Urove ana .! Marsllali; irn,
lroseouti1s e, III, A'torhey "allace was ask
- ny me 1tMts Mhs he hao dismlSseG
lIe case asaiilst James, ana ne replied
tnat the reason Was Just Us 1t had been
gwen IN court Inc witnesses had, IN
some cases, been inund, hut would not
acknowledge that they knew anything
that was expected to he proven by them.
Ire man WI" crossed over the Misso"rl
river rom lay 10 jackson county on
the night that Wiener was Killed denied
so mucn about crossing the people that
it w"'lld nave been useless to have put
ann on the stand, y Travelled 2,WW
hsles 70 oman cadence IN TINS case,
SAID Mr. Wallace, and was unsuccessful
IN what attempted.
NAT abnut the last lndlrtment,' y
4neried me Im's
we are certain oi making caae
there, the attorney said. We know
JUST "her' the witnesses are. ana We
Sho" "na' we can prove
q, a. aleat-lov. ,, 1 Johnson M .. sald that ne
.'i .n3i'siit m .'ie G .;'se was sel'ihg along very
meai, % ~ .au .oi'itleeu i, , ~ IllIeet anu
ooth,, uan u' 3era "l,, nj i,Iu H. peen l.u:eu 70
r'ppfs T nloie am, 'l,al on Ae" lha1ct,
lneht' lle ueiehuall Wonhl give DONG
.. al et.lis ua:e, a..I "''nlu anu no uii-
neuuy III optaillhg ponnshieh, aithongh
at present ne c9,'d not say al what time
,ne poha "ou.c De l'lrnlslica. althou2h
y, ne had not ye. tilorodgniye examined INTO
tle new i,lolct'iien', ne Ielt sure that the
pea o' llot eoi'ts "o"'d De sustained on
''iaI. -,
RANK JAMES was seen oF ,ne It"'es
Fes'ef"ay hl'ee'.oo.', ~ lHiIer 'arfleah
slu.hs a N room ma, a,te1 s'ar' hau oulourned.
q, anu wa" W''s a,heo ~, w,'at ne nau 10 IA! ABOUT
'ile e, bioe ~. roppers lhdlctmem.
!! liatesl ''lurIi aosay On 1iie subject,
M salaa tie, III! a..of.ess a are l',alae1hg my
ts'sc .oi nv ~. vie n'nt tlat l knew
a,'ou. % .''ii allau, anu ~ .hat ! knew
;.'h'ht II, n'.file4 lfuin tie newspapers:
was ,'oi !, ~ li'is part "' the country al
'ie ',,lI ,lilie.
" NAT 'ifne ne, oo you exPeet 10 oe anle
70 .si, g,ye po1u: ,
Wy a..orl,css are 1ooAslsk .l.er tlal
tire)v Il, them. If they allowed me 10
stay in ;ail wear I would do 80 without