The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-01-18
THE SHOOTING AFFAIR.
CONTINUATION OF THE TESTIMONY AT THE Pre-
LIMINARY HEARING.

CONTINUATION OF THE TESTIMONY AT THE Pre-
LIMINARY HEARING.
John A. Killeen. recalled, said: heard
testimony of defendant did not, in my
office on Saturday evening, pick up NAL
let did not have mallet in my hands
did not mention to any one that I would
club him out, &c.
E. G. Hugunin, recalled, was asked if he
made search for bullet did so found
it; have it here, exhibiting it) its calibre
is 80; [ found it in paper, OF it was shaken
out of the paper on to the floor; in my
opinion these marks are the marks made by
that ballet the papers were on the top of
the case on west side of the door about
feet west of centre of door, and about 9 feet
from the floor; bullet penetrated through
all but one paper; about inches I should
say they we're done up bullet upset and
tore through sideways; bullet compares
with calibre of pistol shown in evidence
accurate shooting pistol; should think ex-
pert shot could drive nail with it; was about
6 PAGES to where bullet struck same dis
lance 10 door.
Gross-examined; Did not hear Killeen's
testimony about how far it was by PAGES
mean Is feet; | measured from centre of
door distance from door to imposing
stone where pistol was fired, is II #; dis
lance from west edge of door to where the
ball struck is about feet door is feet
10 inches wide; if K stood in centre of door
ii would be feet east of bullet if K stood
at the knob it would be 10 feet and inch.
William Burns, recalled, said I was on
street Saturday night; saw K there was
there all the time till man was taken away !;
did not hear K say or call defendant -
- --; heard him ask for a revolver,
and say he would blow his brains out
John Harrington, recalled, said: | took
defendant in custody after I got by K
looked around and saw K heard him say,
/" Give me revolver and / will shoot him J"
did not hear him say You :
- | might have heard all he said !;
/ saw him in Drom's store he asked me to
60 and arrest man that shot at him.
Rasmus Nielsen, sworn, said live in this
city know K was in his Office week ago
last Saturday evening; saw a young man
standing behind stove warming himself
spoke 10 him--supposed it was Mr.. Killeen
| light was over towards street light was
down around the stove Killeen was at his
desk can't tell what time it was-between
| s and 8 | should think there was no dis
housekeeping was quiet; he was
working at his desk-seemed to be very
| quiet saw no indication that he was mad
can give no reason why | thought it was
Killeen when first spoke to him, | could
mot see very we'll; the light was south o.
stone facing door.
Cross examined | think it was farther
towards 8 when | was there think mar
can get mad in less than half an hour
shouldn't think it would take as long al
that.
Samuel N. Barber, sworn, said live in
| this city; was here week ago last Satur
day night heard some of this rumpus OF
the street went up to his Office with Mr.
Killeen and Baker; think Mr.. Killeen wen
up before; think K went up first little;
saw malet up there 1t lay on the stone
south of the door; it lay on the northwes
corner Of the stone should think about
inches heard K on street talking after thi
was over don't think expression he use'
was c. -;' [ saw him whe
be went out of Drom' store was close b.
him.
Stebbins Douglass, sworn, said | work i
Mr.. KS Office; heard Granger's testimon
about malet; saw it on Saturday evening
had il about 81 o'clock left it across plan
. er about middle of imposing stone saw
J Monday morning as near as | could tell
was in the same place; saw it on planer-
planer, should think, is near the middle
the stone could tell just about where
, was from some type there on the stone; tn
, type is there now have measured distance
} it was Just inches from middle of stont
: this way towards door.
3 Cross-examined got there first Monda
morning.
Plaintiff rests.
e Testimony closed by both sides and cas-
e submitted without argument.
q The following deposition was receive
e from Mr.. Augustus Haley, who is we
I known in this county:
was in Kenosha, Wis, Saturday, Decen
f Der lst, 1888; in the evening was in Ha
r ris' Billiard Hall when some one came
!, and reported that some one had shot at Ri
r leen | ran out and just outside of Harri
r door, to the north, q man was standing on Il
sidewalk near the window Mr.. Baker We
n up to him and asked him what he was doll
= and he said that he was watching for pc