Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

NJ. S.nel A.r--No. slT5 I I'd Dol fire tie
trsl shot.
Mr.. Fairfield read the names of
dozen or hlteen Inen whom Nlt1lSss A1-
m.tted were ghe1e-
Witness continued After nelng
grazed Ia the bullet and shooting At
tie dog, went doWa - NJ. lhoaAAs
70 get more help, thought ntteen men
were rot enough "a guArd Ocsch anG
Bre2rlsy: went down alter = double
harreled shotgun belonging - wltaess,
whleh Mr Thomas tad borrowed be
fore: called ght Burns, ~ help they
mere IA Tie road. loaded the gan Win
saot, toos sL1 cSrLldges, and NTH Tie
men retened 70 Oosca's house. saI
down on the grass and handed The
glr 10 soine man, SeiiDg hnn
o. us- II. lay on the grass perhaps hAI
an hour tneu went over 20 slooN' >.
Mrs. ~iicox ls witness slster. STA "a al
Sllcox's untl 3 O'Clock the next morn
imp. dld not go 70 CALEDONIA until the
next M0ndsy: DANIEL Good and james
Hatley went H-th witness tl4 not state
that lie men drew their reyoivefs AND
w.tu. : drew his, but that witness goi
til drOp Ol hams reMtmtRr no such
CONVERSE ION; dld aot know how near 10
the house ~llcOx Aeld his revolver when
he fired. witness revolver was s.
caliber; VAS not ~ G0sch's house when
Brearlcy Was brought out witness
term OF supervisor expired lAst sprlng.
Mr. Fairfield announced tnat he Vas
through WIKI the witness.
Mr.. stuart stated that the prosecution
des red the warrant bciUe alluded "
be admitted.
Re-dlrect-I.ast saw Daniel Sinclair
IN the evening south and vest oil Wit
ness house when Daniel TO- witness
across the rlver IA boat; there Was a
bridge about 100 yards from there ~
the highway. II was nearer 70 SllcoKs
house 10 cross the rlyer by boat.
Mr.. Stuart-State why you attempted
the arrest AT TINS timer
Mr.. Fairfield entered vigorous pro-
test. but was Oyer-ruled.
Witess-I wantetts TO make the
arrest that night 30 that
could return 20 Caledonia by the
morning tram; witness stated that he
wished To make the arrest that night
because he was afraid that Breariey,
who had nothing 10 hold HIM, might
make his escape; witness had has re-
volver and ShcOx had one; did not
think there was another weapon III the
crowd.
Mr.. Fairfield objected to the witness
airing ms opinion as TO whether there
were other weapons there, ana tue
court ordered that clause stricken cut.
DR.. Haskln, the next witness. was
called, and wnlle waiting hls arrival
Mr.. Stnart read the warrant which had
been issued by Justice Walsh charging
Gosch and Brearley with stealing wheat.
1t was admitted IN evidence.
DR.. Haskin-Am physician residing
in Bovine; have practlced there twenty
years; saw Daniel Sinclair after death;
DR.. Grabiel was also present; removed
the breast bone; found l2O perforations
| In the skin; found that the right lung
was badly mangled, the second, third
and fourth ribs being also torn; eight
| cen shots had penetrated the heart and
! the left lung was torn; the wound which
was made in the right lung, nearly cut
| ting Oft the pulmonary artery, ana the
wound in the heart would either one
| have caused death: thought the shot
was that known rs No. 4.
DR.. Alexander Grablel was then
called: Am practlcing physician, OF
Caledonia; have practiced two and one
| half years; never knew Daniel Sinclair;
was with DR.. lIaskin when the ex-
animation was made.
The doctors testimony was practi-
cally the same as.that.given by DR.. Has
kin, and both physicians were excused
without crOSs-cxaminatiOn.
Mr.. Knappen rose and stated the
| crOss-examinatOn of Mr.. Sinclair had
neccssitated the calling OF the
following additional witnesses for re-
buttal: VIM Q. Barber, John Seiber;
| and Ed. T. HedWorth. all OF Caledonia
! and NJ. f. Jordan, of Middleville. The
suhppnas were issued and an adjourn.
| ment taken.