The morning call., 1892-01-21

gested such malignant falsehoods to this
man Schmidt"
Mr. Henley - We want the malignant
faIseh Gods on both sides investigated.
Judge Murphy-They shall be, sir.
Referring to the Chicago affidavit the
Judge added that 1t was made IN place
outside his jurisdiction, intimating that
otherwise his procedure in running down
his calumniaters might be easier.
A FOUL SOURCE.
Mr.. Brady took advantage Of the Outburst
of wrath from the bench TO say that II was
impossible for his Honor to believe that the
truth under any circumstance could emanate
from so foul a source as Campbell The
Judge for a moment looked quiZZcally at
the Chicago advocate, and then said, PRO
coed Mr.. District Attorney"
This set the affidavit wheel turning again,
and right lively did it TevOlve morning and
afternoon. To even Tecapituate the con-
tents Of these affidayits would exhaust the
patience Of newspaper readers. 1t was all
historical, a recital Of statements told
in print over and over again:
MessTs. Hanley and Brady repeated
their objections of yesterday TO tie
effect that most Of it was irrelevant and in
admissible and asked that it be stricken out.
They claimed that much OF 1t was ire
spOnsiye 10 the issue raised by them. The
Judge, however, in every instance stood by
his decision yesterday for wide latitude and
everything that came out OF the District
Attorneys japanned box was fish IN the
net yesterday.
A TART REPLY.
Only on one other occasion did the Judge
betray spirit Of resentment, that was
directed toward Mr. Brady. 1t was when
the lawyer from Chicago asked that the
flthy affidavit of Maloney and the affidavit
Of Evans be rejected as irrespOnsive to any
issue before the court. MI. Brady
having remarked that decision
allowing the admission Of such afti-
dayits would be very extraordinary
law, even Tor California, the Judge spoke
up sDrtedly, saying that before Mr.. Brady
got through with the case he would learn
that the decisions of California courts and
the practice in California were in accord
ance with law.
Counsel for Bell asked that sIbpenas
issue for all the afli jntS presented by the
State. Judge Murphy told them there
would be no trouble. All they had to do
was TO give the names to the clerk Of the
witnesses desired by them. 4 formidable
list Of names was handed in during the day.
TIE GBIsT OF AFFDAYITs.
The afidavits read yesterday contained
Schuidts SCreed I'm which he declared that
he had lied in his original testimony to the
affect that Bell killed Jacobson. The aft
davits of the various police officers c0nStl-
a
duties in connection with the arrests Of
Bell Campbell and Schmidt. Mr.. Barnes
affidavit cOTrO0Or2ted by that Of his chief
clerk, lecitej Schmidrs statement TO him
that Bell was the slayer, and also stated
that Campbell told atfiant that Brown had
offered him (CGmpbelD money.
Mrs Van der Naart L. W. CampbelPs
mother. stated that when she asked her son
if he saw Bell shoot jacobson he held up
his right hand and said: If / did not see
Bell shoot jacobson l hope my baby is
TotJIng in hell
Mr. Kohu's AFFIDAVIT was to the effect
that Campbell tainted in her presence when
She remarked that # she knew VINO COM
mitted the murder she would put rope
around his neck.
MalOnPy's AFFIDAVIT was about a converse
ton in q bath-h0use with Clemens. Portions
of 1t were so Indecent that the Judge was
invited O. read it himself.
Police Officer Smiths affiIavt was to the
effect that while he was travelling in Au-
gust 1890. from New York TO this city as
professional base ball player Joseph
Schwartz was a fellOw-p passenger on the
train, and they were on board The night OF
the tragedy.
Ben Einsten swore that he received a
telegram from Schwartz, who was Ia New
York, on August 3D-h.
Joseph SchwartZ'S affidavit denies all &C
QuaintRnce with the Jac0bs0ns.
Chris Ginlell and his wife SWOTe that they
showed Detective Brown around when be
came to their place to ask whether the
shot that killed jacobson was fred On the
inside CT outside OF the house.
Mrs. Campbelis AFFIDAVIT was to the eff
feet that on tbs morning Of the tragedy her
husband told her that Bell had killed
jacobson.
The afilaYits Of the Jacobs0ns. mother
and daughter. were Tecitals Of Detective
Browns visit to their house in search IF evil
dence