The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-01-11
THE SHOOTING AFFAIR.

CONTINUATION OF THE TESTIMONY AT THE PRE-
L1MINARY HEARING
VIM. j. Granger, cross-examined: | have
been editor of other papers; was editor of
Irving Public Ledger and moved it to Atchi-
son run it about or months and it was
sold by the Sheriff was also connected with
Chicago paper it was sold out the reason
for its being sold out was, as his wife said,
!" because her husband health was not
very good, and he was going west; - | was
connected with Carl PretzePs Weekly; to
the best Of my knowledge it is going now !;
guess it has not suspended yet; was hired
to work on the paper called Crumbs up here;
it was understood that this was the paper
was to work on | shouldn't wonder if
said sometimes / might help on the other
papers; we both agreed that this name
should be given to the paper; | suppose |
was part of poetical and dramatic chicken );
l suppose literary chicken is K can't say
as to how many copies of this paper we're
printed $500 of it were disposed of to Mr.
Walsh arranged with him to take 5000;
did not sell them to him at any price L
was sent down there to see how many copies
he would send out as sample copies, by
Mr.. Killeen am the author Of g Chicago's
Girl" and poetry, Beginning aud End, !"
and, "Didn't Want To Be Born Again ;" |
might have seen something about it some
where; wrote Story of Somnambulist;
am certain they are original Crumbs fer
Little Folks" am author of; am not author
of g Tragedy" SC; / don't know as there
was dispute about pop larity of this paper
between Mr.. K and me, except once; Mr.. K
was angry thought there was chance
for it to succeed if properly managed
different papers wrote those notices, did
not write them they got their information
from prospestuses | was told 10 send them
out by Mr.. K | got them up by order OF
Mr. Killeen l have acted under Mr.. 4 s
directions and supervision in all those things /;
understood when came here that was to
act under Mr.. K in certain way; it was
understood that was to be editor-to fur
nish copy, and it was to be published as l
| handed it in; / have searched for letter
from Mr.. K, but have not found 1t yet; |
searched at my boarding place; on Saturday
evening | remember of having a CONVERSE
ton at barber shop with Maloney remem-
Der what it was | remember OF asking him
a question; / asked him if he remembered
that K said he would not pay me any
money till the paper was out; and he said
he did not I said to him that l was going
| to try to settle it up, and he said If Mr. X
had talked to him as he did TO me there
would have been fight; | might have said
was going to have it settled up Monday my
| first fear of Mr. < began on Friday was
afraid of personal violence from him | did
not know but that he might kill me; don
know as thought much about that; l was
afraid of him had no angry ta,k about mat
ter on Saturday noon was afraid he
might do something to me when was walk
ing around did not leave, because | want
ed to settle with him wanted to settle
what he owed me got wood cut IN Chicago
and had it sent direct to me; told Mr..
of it and told him I would pay for it. Mon
day of week in question | went down tc
| Chicago: [ did not expect he would charge
it to me as lost time, as l paid my own fare
and went by his consent and partly on blsi
ness of paper, and wanted to see artist
there about my picture he said he woulC
rather I would not go down; told him
wanted to see uncle; I was to get bach
some time in the afternoon | got littl
late to train and did not come as early as
intended; I did not see my contributor
saw artist K owed me 81 Saturday night
1. went up there to try and have a settle
ment with him and thought there might b
some trouble from what had occurred /; OF
that Saturday night after | went into tn
Office, I think / went out and thought
would go home and then thought | would g
and try End get a settlement before wen
home think there was q man in there ask
ing about safe, when | was in the Office i
the evening either before or after supper
saw this man when he came in; dom
know if be spoke TO me first or not an
called me Killeen if he did probably re
, ferred him to Mr.. K, as the proprietor; i
E the conversation Killeen called me ba
| names; called me liar denied somt
E thing he said in pleasant manner K sal
e Walsh told him it was about the slime;
e thing he ever saw then he said, what
E said was that there was not a ghost of
e chance for it = it was on Friday that tol
{ him l probably should not have spoken |
! him in that manner I did not say to hi
that evening 9 you don't know me-"
s testified that Mr.. K picked the mallet L