The daily state chronicle., 1891-01-10

When cross examined he said
Utley was three feet away when Jones
struck officer. When Hogue got up he
nad his pistol In his hand. Didn't fire
immediately. When second shot was
fired, the pistol was in the same position
as when first fired.
Capt E. l. Hefiin was examined.
Was at hnghes' store. Heard the firing,
ran to the door aud saw officer and
Jones facing each other. Saw Jones
strike officer. Officer caught Jones.
Saw Jones striking officer Officer shot
and laid him down easily.
Z. Z. Mason examined. Clerks at
store on Hargett street. Saw colored
man running and officer firing When
second shot fired Jones nearly stopped.
When officer came up Jones struck him.
Officer then shot him and eased him
down. Struck several blows. Officer
aimed at Jones legs. When cross-exam-
ined said: Didn't see first shot Officer was
running after Jones with pistol in hand.
Didn't see anything in his hand Struck
very quick. Officer pointed pistol at
Jones legs.
John Mitchell examined; occupation,
city wagon driver. Was gathering up
trash on the street. On Monday after
the shooting found a knife in the pile
of trash. Knife was open. Mr.. Red
ford and Mr.. Separks saw me when
found the knife. Put the knife in my
| pocket. 1t was a barlow knife. Knife
was given TO Justice Barbee. When
cross examined said: Found knife In
the middle of the trash pile Henry
Sorrell raked up the trash. Could not
take rp trash Saturday on account ofthe
crowd on the street. Saw knife before
trash Was taken up.
Justice Barbee, before whom the pre-
liminary trial was held, was introduced
and produced the knife in court. The wit
ness recognized the knife as the one
found.
Justice NJ. B. Barbee examined. Said
he was the Examining Magistrate at pre-
iminary trial. He testified that the
knife was the one in evidence at the
time. Knife and walking-stick was
shown and he testified that they were the
ones brought before the trial. The
' pistol used by Hogue was also intro
duced in evidence. Shown to witness
9 and the jury.
e r. L. Powell examined Farmer.
0 Was in town that day Examined as to
S Junius Jones' strength, didn't know
D.
D ing on that day.
q w. @ Separk examined, testified
(. that the knife was found in the trash
s pile by Mitchell, and saw him pick it up.
IS Knife found on Monday between and
t 10 o'clock.
Here the court adjourned until 2:30
9 o'clock.
d The court re-assembled at 2 80 o'clock.
o | no ntE
', was officer Hogue The substance of his
le testimony is as follows:
s. Officer Hogue said he was 39 years
ar old, married, had three children. Had
ne been a public officer in Raleigh eight
be years. On the day of the shooting was as
ue signed to duty on Wilmington street
er Between and o'clock in the afternoon
es was on the west side of that street. My
on attention was attracted to difficulty. ]
le started to them and saw Julian Jones
or strike at some one. Saw Jones running
and Mr.. Utley after him. When / go,
ar to the corner, Jones and Utley were en-
Il gagged in conflict. laid my hand or
&c Jones and told him to consider himself
az under an arrest. l had my billy in my
at left hand He seized my billy and struck
aw me tremendous blow on the
Dg neck which felled me to my knees. III
I'd, then broke and run. When / arose t.
I'd. my feet l saw him running. | though
ike he had my billy. l pursued.
vas had gone about ten feet when | dre7
he my revolver, the only weapon l had
5he and fired at his legs. He was then il
he front of Mr.. Betts's store. About tn
out time | got in front of Redford's store,
fired again at his legs. When l &c
nd within FIVE feet, he stopped and face
red me- | called upon him to submit, bu
7ho saw that he would be desperate. q
hey grasped me and began to strike at m'
,ffi with cutting motion. [ am satisfe
sed that he intended to do me bodily injury
to He tried to disposess me of my plsto
sue and, after some scuffling, got the pistC
5 at on his body and fred the fatal shot.
nan Upon cross examination he said Jon'
saw did not hurt him because he would N
tell let him. that there were no marks {
I'd bruises upon him. Did not have time
uld call anyone to his assistance as the who
stol difficulty transpired in moment and I
the one was near at the time. | was satiste
old be was getting the better of me al
red. would do me bodily harm. Was sati
Rev fed from the way he had me, and fro
que his manner though the had somethil
that in his hand.
j, an Immediately after l saw the effects
,ood the shot I had physician telephon
of for and had him come at once.
T. NAMED there until sent for b. the CHI
the of Police, when | went to the Mayo
office, where was soon after arrested
lem warrant of murder | shot the N
1ced because thought he would do me bod
lie as harm.
Here the evidence closed. After
e1. few minutes recess the argument for |
Of State was begun by Thos. r Purne
saw the other council for the State bel
him, Thos P. DevereuX and Ed Johnson, c
saw ored The council for the defence
who Col Thomas &. Fuller, K. Fl. Battle,
billy, \. Holding and George 81. Snow.
cked The argument will be continued
cred day.