Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-28
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Spectators
u.oa.5 evening. after tho selection
"a. f,,lssing iary. DID. Martin, ks;'
e..,.,s ]. ". O-borne, NJ. Glort, Il
y 1,ssr.os. z. 6 White, Z NJ Bots
s,aCL B.ekzAn, ;. Berry. |. Wood
.Gw DAVIS And c. NJ Anderson
.-,o.snelled 10 try the ease sf the Ter
,,orv sQsis.; Perry BAyne- indicted
=. kiIline Chinansn Names Fans
vs.vs, squak, on tie 7fh Of segieu-
=, Prosecutlng Attorney Ronald
...,~d 10 his opsninz TO the Jary, that
,.uvec.ed to prove that on the even
;,s ., the murder Csc ". 1ib5eit.
..ss,rsd oct IN froaT % bis store
- ard A Winchester FIii- eight ne.
= ,.nid su-seSsion. as = signal for tee
-. = sss~uahls: that tue parties al
80 n have CON nEtts1 the murder
;nelasins Perry B.yne az leader, did
ssseuble there, aE4 procared guns and
scmuniti N; that after leaving ths
80 thsy went over 10 the Indian
,.r-hes. and iuaac-d s number of In
S.,s ts accompany them to the Void
R,others' piscs. where the ChInsmeH
,.rt eaneed; that after the party xas
~aIl uuder gay, tAeT stopped near lib
hssts' hop h01-e and held a cous1lia-
tion. after which they proceeded 10
Vold Brothers orchard, whore the
Cbinsnen we're cspp>d, scaled the
tsnoe. and riddIed the tents With bal
-. Killing three Cinnamon and vo1nd
ine thrss others. that at tie Coroser' g
lpoaest held subsequently, Perry bsyne,
d questioning Sam Robertson. who
sckncvieigei the whole affair, practi-
sslly admitted being member OF the
erovd Al the time Of the murder.
Alto O'Clock yesterday forenoon the
srsmination OF witnesses for the prose
eufion vas oommeDoed.
'rSsFEKiGT wolf
Wss the hrst witness. After beino
svorp be testified as follows ! live IN
scusk valley, King coanty. Washington
Territory; am q farmer by occupation:
vas home on the night Of September
Jth eli night. xe had txeDty seve q
Chinsnen there TO pick our hops; they
we're camped in the orchard: during the
eyeaing some men came there to drive
the Chinese away: | vas IN bed when
the shooting took place. There wers
more shsfs fred than ! could count, q
perfect tornado Of guns firing. Wren
hssrd the shooting, got up and called
some nes Ia the house; then run cut q
the orchard fsnoe.
Here diagram OF the place vas
shsvn the witness, which Vas intro
dueed, identified aud explained
Void c0Btinnsd: When | vent TO th.
fence ! stood there n fev moments, and
2v = party OF men coming from tbs
Chins camp. north. through the orchard
| then went back to the house. When
visited the China camp IN the morning
Hound three Chinese dead and thre.
wounded. There we're thirteen or four
teen tents.
Cross Have lived in
King oosnty eighteen years; raise hops
Chinese cstne there to pick hops; they
had been there one and q half day,
when assaulted. Ny house Is 10 ysrdi
from the tents. IL vas a dark night, De
fog; cosld see $50 feet. Could not tel
whether the parties | saw running we're
whites, Indians or Chinese. The firms
vas about go or 10 o'clock. ] vas I
witness before the Coroner's jury
There we're more than twenty shot
hfed. since the Corouer's inquest
hsss measured the distance from feuc,
10 where ] saw the men running IbA
ntRht there were IN the hoase my
hsother and his wife, James Nelson. +
Rate and jacob Jshns n. Who we're EN-
paoyed TO guard the Chlseee.
0oso HING,
An intelligent Chinaman. Vas the nex
witness. After the witness had beef
sworn. J. g. HAines. one OF the sttor
peys for the defense, objected to tn
form Of oath administered. aud wanieC
the Chinese obligation pot to him. In
Court stated that there vas nothing q
show that the ChinsxAn did not reaiiz
The obligation OF the oath be bad taken
bat shat the counsel vas ai liberty 4
ask him Questions TO test his intellieenc'
on that point. In answer to Mr.. Hainrs
questions the Chinaman stated that b.
knew the sanctity and binding fore.
Of an oath; that he believed In the q q
that be had beeR taught aooat II ts'
schools be had attended in America
that be did not believe 10 nor worshi,
the idols or gods Of China; thai be has
nese, scen q ChlnaInan sworn by ID,
hlsody head of s chicken or by tb'
barnine OF paper; that he had lived IL
this country q long time, and dad no
know Whistler be would 20 bach Il
China OF net.
He seems 10 be q convert. IL ysul
Honor please" said Mr.. HAlnes a. be
withdrew bis objection aud took his seat
Gong Hing. continuing-l west witt
TIE Chinese TO Void Brothers on sstur
day, Sept. 5th. Men came that evenins
and told me Cinnamon must go OF.
Mr.. Hsines objected to any testimon,
~ 10 what gas done there until tn,
conspiracy which Is alleged had beet
proven, and the defendant connected
viih t. Judge Lewis. one Of the cJun
sei for the defense cited authorities
and argued that poin, TO the Court. Mr.
James hcSsugbt replied to the las
points raised, aud Prosecuting AttoraeJ
honsld stated that they would fuuy
prove the conspiracy. IL given q chance,
ana connect the defendant With it. Tue
eourt decided iha, the prosecution
might marshal Its evidence as !. sees at
provided II proves what II alleges
MI. Ronald 10 vitnezs-Nov, Cons
hinR. what did those msu do when the,
sane 10 drive the Cinnamon oatf
tong hing-It was on Monday night
sepssmber Ith. this year. vas sleep
mx in my tent when the shooting tool
caee. IL vas all the sane as Chimes.
Nev Years, 90 much hrins. ] ran frou
toe tent, soDe distance, when ! stoppeC
ssd saw tent on hre. ! also sax sew
e men. They bad been shooting FOL
ave minutes when they burned the tent
! beard one man say kill the s. oi
All the s. OF b. are gone
inen they run. When | came back
=. fung woey and Much Goat dead
Nd four Chinaren wounded; one died
utns Sun, at $50 or o'clock mex
nosn,n2. Fung woey VAS shot In ths
eeay and In tbs foot. he vas groauins
rssa came back. TIE tent Ia which
Eaas Woey slept is in the Sheriff,
@ac@ found some shells whers tbs
sa we're standing. and gave them tc
- sserit. Saw FanR woey the even
- oefore the shooting. sboat \ hoar'
,ese. We we're sitting by \ bag are
tue tents were then oroucat int.
en oaong identified the teat, snC
Aole~
Witness continued First saw th'
seses when eane back. he rUcoe
si<1 TIE TIN bneket aud coff e poe per
ssrsted With holes which were intro