The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-22

eu Iice ana higgins. hear,
nothing said, but saw Price strik
higgins with his left hand and folio,
It up with his rgh. hand. A sho
followed Immediately and | witt
severa! Others went to the baggage
car. In a few seconds came bae]
INTO the car and Higgins was crouchet
down in the car seat with Price boI,
OF him and over him. joe Scott t,l,
frlce he was shot. Price said, "wher,
az: Joe pulled up his Wis: and ex
hibited blood.
| Cross-examined by Mr.. Jackson,
ou' nothing new Was brought out.
ARCHIE KLAUS.
Am b teen years old, live at los
Usage street. Was news agent on the
lexington Branch train on November
o, 1890. Recollect the time of the
trouble between Judge Higgins and
Mr.. Price. l saw The trouble between
Judge Higgins aud Mr.. Price. |
heard the gentlemen talking about
some bridges and heard the lie pass
aid heard the shot. Mr.. Price go,
at Judge Higgins betwee, me and
Judge Higgins and could not see
are more. After The shot as fired |
went out to the rear platform of the
car and the negro was with me. II
went out Fl st. | came back in a
second. When Came back | saw
some men hold OF Judge Higgins. II
heard him say he would no. shoot apy
more.
The cross examination de7el ped |
nothing new.
GEO. A. STUART.
Have resided in SEED ala i've wears.
was brakeman for the Pacific rail.
cad on the west end, extra-som.-
lime on one train and then another.
me year APO. l was on III, Lexing.
on branch the day on which some
roubl. occurred. knew Col. Price.
ma no: know defendant. l sat In
be car in the seat in front of Col.
rice. A gentleman came in and sat
lown in the seat with me. I did not
now him. l afterwards fund out
hat il was Judge Higgins. 1 st
ext to the window. 1 sp Ike to Col.
rice snd shook hands with him.
he first / heard was one
{ the gentlemen say "well,
he war is over" / then ,
card voice say, "you are a dirty ,
:" l don't know who said this.
heard the shot and felt the sting of S
ne powder on the side of my face.
ol. Price was in a bending posture q
hen the shot was fired. saw no e
!stol. don't know where Judge
ligsins' right hand was when the
,ot was ire1. / am fireman for the
loolen Mills Company at this time.
Cross exsmined-I have known g
Of. Price since 1860. We we're $
hool mates in Cole county. l Ii
ink it was . to!erable old car that I
D rode in on the Branch train. l d
ard Col. Price say: "Johnny ] b
'rked against you for this reason, d
ID that was all / heard him say. !
hen l heard the voice cay: "You p p
Q dirty liar !" 1 don't recolle ct how :.
ldge Higgins sat in the seat. s
BFIEFs. b
are Eve Williams on the - =,
y and no bad Bills. :,
There are two Sellers on the Jury r
d no kin to each other. q,
The criminal court room was b
nfortably we'll filed to-day-mostly b.
from the sec'ipn where resided the IL
ceased and Judge Higgins. 81 81
"A. r. Shipley, the missing wit. in
.. was on hand this morning. He 50
d a reporter that he had been pros be
ting for mineral in the country to. tn
I'd and near St. Louie. an
One of the juryis chair broke
IN this morning with a loud re.
t which arrested the attention Of hi,
court, officers and attorneys. 1t
almost equal to the report Of a an
ol. A new chair was placed in as
box in the afternoon. or,
The judge. attorneys and report tn'
had considerable trouble in getting en-
tied for the trial, 80 as to accom-. I ta.
late all parties concerned. The the
: and witness boxes were moved 70
and, forward and backward. until Ch
wheels were getting quite warm.
ARRANGEMENT was finally 40