Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30
STATE VS.. DUsENBERRY.
The Motion for q New Trial to
be Considered by Judge
Hughes Next Week.

JIG SOhhlu(A Gu ~ ~ ut1k6
Hughes, Next Week.
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The following is q synopsis nj
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tue otates case IN oPposltion TO
the melton and afh davits of the de.
ea.. p;.h.a r. p,
Aenua , aus, n,oae Duseuoet-
Try, for new trial, now pend
in, hof,,a The Han n M unch.s
.e 6ues'
/ Circuit Judge, ana TO be determin.
ed next week Al taken from az
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ndaVits nied ny 1ohh NJ. BARKER,
| OF counsel
sTATE r,F Mrssorrpr
AIC " 'ASoSoosA, "A
CooNif or z.oDhAiN.
l, - hickman, Jafyman IN the
case OF state vs.. i'usen perry, on oath,
say tnat never, at any ume, said to,
or in the presenee OF or hearing of 8.
+. Sanderson tin July, 1883, or any
other tme1 that mink he tDusen-
berry, ought TO Do hung there ought
70 pc mop law III sach cases. u
snefe . Wa Was aop saw wou.o JON y
anu noip nans nn anu Una. never
sPoAe ol eApIcssoa any y. saio sehu-
menus 70 any person, OF m the pres
gnce on any persol WnateVer, ana tnat
berry before going upon said jury, but,
70 tne contrary, tnat ! nad more
ing sen timents of hatred against said
Dussnperry ie neior.' they were informed
/ Says further, that Juryman Warren
Fowie had no difficulty whatever in
iury room. aithouab it was I'm in a 10 low snT or
ordinary tone. While on the jury I
% Barnett's 3 speech % was ay about t the Iags o.st
made to the jury. Atiiant further
Ioy -, eonyarsatao POM tnna III nh;Ia 'adr d
dressing the jury. Says further, that
tn, tae Jarymen & a,o OF any 1H OF them did m not not
doctors had sworn that the girl was
rap; tapeu tlaS an ~ was slmply % remarked 70
as their Judgment that the girl had
been forced. This was the substance
H,oxM.n
Sworn to and subscribed before me
'ais' 'he 24'h oay 81 IAN, ~ a,, losg.
| Notary Public.
A similar affidavit is also filed
where Mr.. Hickman swears he had
no such conversation as Geo. San.
derson imputes to him as ex.
pressive of hatred against said
Dusenberry. He further states in
this affidavit that he was loading
wheat on the wagons out in the
field and did not help stack the
wheat, etc. Says further, that
Geo Sanderson is drunkard.
David Herring, on oath before
Ben. c.. Johnson, clerk, says he
was present while the Sandersons
were shocking their wheat las,
July, one of the days, and that ]
T. Hickman had no opportunity to
talk to the Sandersons, both being
together except at meal time, and
that no conversation was then had
about the Dusenberry case.
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James Il. Green, on oath, De-
fore A. C. Barnes. notary public,
swears that Juryman Hickman,
in June, 1889, reproved him
(Green) for speaking against
Duse,berry before be had a chance
to hear all the case.
John H. Lane, City Marshal, on
|oa,h before T w Howell notary
-. h,;o ,..,;sa. 90 th. .,,.,,.n,
AZ
cnafac'el oi mr' nAckmah anu tha'
George Sanderson is drunkard.
DR.. G. H. Nichols testifies to the
lexcel,.nt character of Mr. H;ck.
m.,
lnan'
Judge Jonn r. Ciark, before J.
v. Williams, County Clerk, testi
| fies to the excellent character o.
MIR. Hickman.
/ B. F. James, Jr before Ben. C.
| Johnson. County Clerk. testifies tt
| the good character of Mr.. Hick
| man. and that Geo Sanderson is {
| drunkard.
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