Daily Republican., 1883-03-01

hen he went IN, Mr.. White ana an
othef man were talking, ana CrOne!
Joined In the conversation in littl'
:, time Mcguire came in, and walked owe
to the pool table he struck his INST VI
the table, ana SAID, 'Johh CrOney,
can whip you, and send you and YOU
whole family to HI or the hospital
where you al belong
!, Croney walked toward Mcguire, and
: extending his hand said, Dan, don ;,
say that, l am no enemy OF yours
Maguirs refused to shake hands with
, MN, anu tne witness went OUT around
70 the window on Madison street, where
'he election had Deen held about hve
minutes after, he heard the report OF the
pistol did not go around " the 'front.'
uhiii aier Maguife ha' beeh carried III
ana iaiu ohthe pooi table. -,
Cross-exaiMine1 by Mr.. GRAY Could
not uhderstaha what Maeuife said whtn
orohey oHereu hl" ms haho the VIII
ne'n was sI'.i"s """" d, 'he u"e
snor.iy aiter"an.s ,; ne was callei out, ana
"en' wen a,ou,na , on Maa,S"'' , s.Lee. WITNESS mess
was uep"'y niaisi'ai' ,' anu was oa'leu
out ny o,ie VI ms le'lo" uep"tles there
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~ aih loeien'Soi yours Miosi'
pa; a,on.y ".' "u s,,. nuS1J,a ,;. "'fe" .i M; sa
euai' ~ ~ ou' aii' iis"s ''iin vi. wiz.
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Po!'
MI Ia" o1' req 10 sho" ny thls VIII
i"'n' 'ha' M"gllfe was III h4uor
an" lar'eis.'i'ie early ~ !he evening.
Mr. hray otJ''1ed, ana M hltc!"y
cohtrnded thar as their line OF defense
WAS nat tllc PRISONER was III drean OF
MS HE al The liaEdS OF Mcguire, they
ia" flsht Il" sh"" y nal MS conduct
wa early III fh' evening.
ar. 'ra! AGAIN ohlctrt, ana contend
"a mat an tNilehc" OF tn" character OF
Daniel Aagllre "..e iofeigh to Iiiis case,
and should not be introduced as evil
dence.
me Chle1 Justice decided that the
evidence could not be admitted, as it
had been shown that the prisoner had
been put out of the house, and could
have gone where he pleased, and when
"a man waited for his adversary to
come, ne could not ret up the plea OF
sel1-defense, consequently the evidence
was foreign to the cast
Ihe Court then SAID, as it was so near
the time for taking the usual recess, it
would bt Deter TO postpone the further
examination OF the witness until morn
ing, and he was instructed to be snre to
be present at lO O'Clock this morning |
The jury retired in charge of the bailitfs |
to pass another night away from home,
ami the Judges, attorneys, reporters and
spectators left he courtroom to the
care OF the bailitts and watchInen.
INCIDENTS.
A few minutes before 3.o'clock, a
large number of persons were in wait.
ing IN the corridor at the top Of the stair
way leahlng TO the cells, waiting to see
the prisoner brought up. Among the
number We're several young ladies.
tn" guardian at the foot of the
stairway leading to the rear of the Court
room, through whose private recesses he
allows none to pass, except those con- ;
hected with the Court or press, re-
marked to " reporter, that he had his
hands full with people who don't under
Siailu Tue law, ana persist in going up
those private stairs.
The crowd in the upper room was, if
anything, greater than Tuesday after
noon, and every part of the large room {
was packed. Thanks to the vigilance !
Df Bailiff Brinton, the space around the
reporters table is kept free from intru- a
iers, and the knights of the quill are I
allowed to pursue their avocation in t
peace. /
The prisoners mother, brother and $
SISTER again orrupied seats in front of t
the dock, and watched the proceedings G
with the greatest interest. When ex- u
police officer Brickel had finished his L