Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

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charge OF the bAilifs and took their seats
in the box. The judges took their
places on the bench. Graham was
brought In and placed In the dock, ard
his trial resumed.
Jacob Fincks Was recalled by tse de-
Tense, and upon being shown peer
alass IDENTIFIED it NJ one belonging 70
the brewery. he knew Graham and
Uas 10 the habit OF seeing him every
day. He drove wagon and also
worked around the place under the oi'
reotion OF tbs witness-
The witness was subjected to long
Mr.. BlRas, but nothing materially dill
ferent from his direct testimony, given
Yesterday afternoon, was brought out.
Henry AyArs was sworn, AUD tesu'
| fied shat he lives 1t No. SO1 East Eighth
street, and 10 employed OF the DIAMOND
STATE Iron Works ~ q rougher. ne
knowa Graham, and saw him about
81 clcck en- tie afternoon Of November ~
| At Elahth and Church streets. he went
| ", tn Graham 70 the Excelsior brewery,
and upon reaching thai place went In
yhe stable to feed thu horses. Il
There Was no feed In the stable, ano
ltAey vent into the brewery 10 RetSoms
MT Etnoks, Koeder and MeJ ers were
4 IN thG DAoWtEYa 1Au oAhS6AA 1870
witness each had q glass OF teer, a.
| nreseLt tn en- had glass, after which
lFipeks D 1t Meyers aGd koeder out.
~ hen he returned he told Graham that
lbe Was ling to take his girl Rome, ano
luaths Gould take | N b. m, VIXEN he
turaed. He also lo.d Graham 10
take charge of things, AID not allow
Koeder And Mey eIs TO come in again.
They however came back and w. 9
talking in German. They were excIt'
and seemed to be talking about G
ham. Hs told them they would have
to keep quiet or so ont, when kcedei
istruck him VITA beer glass ana ne
I fell on his kntes. As soon As Graham
z could rise he ran out to The yard, tol
: 10 we'd By Koeder, hus the witness Old
4 glass 10 his hand.
phs witness did not see Were the
y men went to, az he ran cut the Hale
/ gate, but before he reached FSurth
street he heard Two shots fred 10 quick
n successiop. When the witpesD mel
B. Graham .ha day he went TO the brewery
with him he did not have any scar OF
D wound on his face.
4 The witness WAS cross examined n
81 length by Attorney e snt raj BiggS.
O.. Dr.. Howard Osle testified that b.
q saw Graham on Dacembur let, 81 th'
- City Hall, and attended him for !
~ wound in the head. 1t was an irTeRu
50 lar wound, aud could have been mad
ne with beer glass. He was under IN
TX Impression that the wound extended u
es the bone, bat he did not prcbs tt, 90 tn
1T injury had been inflicted several cay
70. before, He considered 1t . daugerou
IN wound.
Charles j. Ryan testified that he re
og sides At No. 3l6 jackson street, and lie
~, member OF City Council. He remem Der
Sh the night Of November "a, ard was Cl
Fourth street near DuPoat with Alfrei
Hanna, and heard two shots fred " hel
Ihe started up toward Fifth and DUP u
In streets to see what had happened. Mi
ns Hanna went ahead, and the Witpcs
r.. was accompanied by q man name
re Morgan. just IS he got on DuPon
Y. istreet above Fourth be heard Nnotht
cd skot, and shortly Afie:w ards net th
eis prisoner va. king slowly down puP1r
gu Btreet.
re- The prisoners face was covered wit
oss b!ood, and he did not recognize Lin q
oh frat.
are On cross-examinAtlon he said II
'ur NOM was shining when he met u
10 prisoner.
les. Alexander II. Morgan MAS swor
ale and testified that he resides on Four
az street west OF Scott. The Eight Of Il
was shooting he had just eaten his supp
It's AID came cut When he heard two Pist
eat shots. He walked down Gs far as u
Pout street. and cav q man and WomI
standing there.
,nts While he was standing Mr.. Ryan Al
me. Mr.. Hanna came up and q man oAK
along aud went down Fourth Stree
and shorty afterwards he heard anotu
shot He then, with Mr RJaa, start,
lers up DUPONT street and met the prison
uR, coming down; the blood Was stresmlI
The down his face and he seemcd 20 BY hu
ov, p city badly.
. Ia Robert H. Miller testified t at he IL
Id practioing phys clan al Chester, Pa,
40, twenty years standing. He attend
.o9i the prisoner at the Lookup In Ohest'
and fCuld him suffering from sn
wer T, gular wound on the forehead.
ID % drew 1t together with bitches, but oou
ON not tell Low many he put in, as 1t "
ere: lhts at night, and he did not make a
lBey uotes. When he dressed the wound
bert prisoner seemed in dazed condltit
zion The wound WAS very severe, but
oOuld not Say it WAS necessarily d.
goIous.
Coroner Barnhill was recalled, 9
Ck0b tnAb NnGh no b4hinlbNu
eriff body ami the clothes of this deceased
I tie did not see any burned or pow
le of marks on them.
Hun. W. r Williamson testified thas
anne examined the shit worn by tile
mes ceased, and did rot STE any pow
o it's marks On It. The vi ntss was SCI
rally tary Of the OcroaeE's jury Of inquest
IN oil Sergeant Money testified that W
t the nc tawi the pi isoGer In the lcckuT
Err. Chester he oomplsised about his h
aad teemed In q 6azsd condition.
T. 81 tness picked up hat that Was ly
10 tho cell, al upon pussing 1t on
Iprisoner's head found that the cuts !
tailed with tbs wounds on his
der, head. There was also a lump on
Creek osck Of the prisoners head. He
thorn he witness that ne was willing TO o.
The back with him without rtqulsition
d lit Harry Smith, q police officer OF
Iys 1t CITY, also saw the prisoner in the ce
linful Chester, and SAW she wound In
all In prisoners head and considered 1t
who serious He has had considerable
he is1perienos in matters OF this kind,
Offered before the ply sician Gaze
sew IL up.
At the request of Mr.. Hayes {
,, In then took recess until 5 O'Clock
afternoon.
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