The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-26
NEXT WITNESS.
JNo. FORAKER.

UOne lOT you. Ms "Vuu pioepS'
that would dn the same trick you
did" Witness was 25 or 80 feet
from the defendant when the
shots we're fred. McCar-
gish told witness in tho evening
about his cloth line being cut by
i.afollctt. Said he would shnot
him and showed witness the gun.
Told McCargish to he careful. ard
not do that. Saw by tho ACTIONS
that McCargish and Lafollett were
not friends Said the gang in the
lshanty were very loud sometimes.
| WILLIAM Heartily.
| Never heard any conversation
between McCargish and l.afollet.
" ent to LafoIlct's that night after
the shooting. Met McCnrgish snd
asked HIM what was the matter
aud he said. "no.hing." Lnfolle,
was on the floor when | got there.
moaning that he would die. Doctor
told him he would pull through all
right he thought.
FRANK DnHLY.
Was in Van Sick.e's saloon the
night of the murder. Heard some
woman cnme 10 the door and tell
McCargish to come down to the
Shanty that Lsiollet was going to
burn 1t.
McCargish threw his revolver over
h,s head and said he nix the son-nf-
a-b- if he touched that sh ,nIy.
All were drinking. McCargish about
drank enough 10 dance. Said it
Wa common expression for any
one to say he would kill another,
SAML REED
Had conversation in mine with
McCargisl. in which the latter told
him Of the trouble between him
aud LafoI;ett. Said he would
shoot LafolIett Witness told HIM
not 10 do 81. Defendant said Latol-
! lett Was impnsing upon him.
Mr.. II. j. CuENNEY.
Talked in mine with MrCarc-
ish. Latter said he wanied 10
sell the shanIy aud get away
from the abuse of Laiollei
Talked with detendsnt IN Il SAL
oon. McCourgish said. Ill Mark
tools with me- III bleed him"
Mrs. VAN SICKLE
COr0bra,ed tho testimony Of
Frank Dnnley concerning the
| woman coming for MrC 'rgi>h al,
The saloon. McCargish SAID Mark
wanted 10 gel hIm away so he
could beat his sister. The wife Of
Lafollet.
TUESDAY. =. M.
Court opens. with elegant
speeches from Judge Freisner and
Col. WeIdy. on dying decalara-
tion.'
NEXT WITNESS.
EPHRIAM ALTMAN.
Constable of Ward I. p. Arrest
ed LafoIlet and found revolver on
HIM with two empty shells in it.
Turned prisoner over to sheriff.
ANNIE LLOYD
Was IN Saloon the night Of the
murder, with supper for her father
Corroborated the testimony OF
Frank Donley. McCsrg,sh said. he
wasn't going TO do any thing un-
less LafolIet did.
JACK LLOYD.
Same as testimony of Frank
DonIey. Said McCargish said Nc
Cargisli said if LafoIIei burned his
shnnty that would be last he would
burn.
Recess from 3 o'clock to four.
waiting for witncss. VIII" when
come are rebuked by the court and
forfit their fees.
JNo. HOPKINS.
Heard McCourgish say he would
kill hIs brother If he had acted as
L.tolIct did Was near at the shoot
ing. Couldn't see the parties bnt
recognized the voices.
SANFORD DoNLsY
>aId that he had conversation
with McCarcish in shaniy. De-
ienden, told him he wanied 10
borrow "a gun. that Lafn:l@' was
running over him. Didn't lend
him his revolver.
Miss SARAH CHAPMAN,
Teacher al Mnrrv C'tv schools.
Boarded with Foraker ~ the
house in which Lafoilei lived.
Ran out when the sharing he
gan. Saw The Two men by the
shanty but didn't know which |
shot.
All the witness for the state
now in.
FIRST WITNESS For DEFENSE.
Mr. STEVENSON.
Acuuain,ed with MtCargish
and ihoughi him tc be quiet
and peaceable man as lar as he
knew.
GEO. VAN SICKLE.
Knew nothing against Nc
CouriSh. Except that he had
heard that MrCnurgi>h had kill
ed man before This time.
JAS. McCLELLANp.
Knew nothing against The de-
fendent.
JoL. BROWN
knew him s wears ago. thought
he ,leien;irnl 10 be all right as lar
as he knew.
CHAs CoRTER !
Knew defendant 8 years ago
Thought him 10 be 2 nice man
Lhen.