The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-16

barrel eDOut one inch long. IL Il n
five shooter. Two barrels were empty
and three loaded. The pistol was
shown II tie jury who took and
handled and looked at it.
At Mr. Limm's suggestion
Barnett tonk out the three remaining
balls and gave them to Mr. Lpugan.
Barn tt C 'ntiuued: picked up the
tall that WAS first fired, OFF OF the
II or. Here it is 'urniug i; over 10
Mr.. Lonsan.) Yesterday morni 9
ahou' . CLOCK, Jim Co.'s ,ge pointed
mut Conl n t. me and said 1T you
zee that man go towards Viii PArme-
lees flee. watch him lie has threat
ened to kill Parmel=e."
DR.. VI t. Z LLINS
testified: 4 few days ago man came
into my office, which is on the same
floor u, Pa melee's re aud said ::
The police are watching me
but | don't know what for" The
man was Condor He went down. ]
went out and saw three policemen at
the foot OF the stairway. Yesterday
morning about 9 o'clocs. l heard a
man in Parme!ee's office, cursing,
swearing, abusing and talking very
loud. 1t seems from what ! heard
the man wanted Parmelee to release
a garn sbment. Parmelee said he
C ,nIdn't release it, that it was in ether
parties hands. Heard the other man
(Cond"n) Say IL will give you thirty
minutes to release that garnishment
and it you don't l will make you hunt
your hole" Also, IF you don't re-
lease you will never get a cent any
way. am G. ing to mortgage my
home for $500 and then 60 to Kansas
and make all you sons f
bitches hunt your hole ~ The man
went away then. l went ont on bus
mess, came b. ok shout an hour later
and Condor was dead in Permelee's
office. Parmelee was sitting on the
sofs, his head resting on his hands.
there were two OF three other men in
the room. Condor was lying on his
back. He was a small man-wnuld
weigh about l35 or 40 pounds Par
melee sat down in chair and cried.
| examined Condor and found he
was dead. When Condor was in
narmelev's Office | heard him say
hire times: God d mn you, are
YOU going to release that, or not?"
He said it in a threatening ma ner.
tie said it must he released i'll 80
minutes and that it should have been
re leased the night before Could
not hear ali the conversation.
wM GRIMM
tcstiii-d: Last Frid ~ | was in Par
nelee's office. A man knc cked violent
v on the door aud almost instantly
hrew it violently open. Parmelee
vas sitting in chair. The man came
up to Parmelee and stood over him
with his right hand in his Overcoat
ocket ard said "Goi damn YOU,
Parmelee, if you don't Withdraw that
punishment will make fun raj OF
1ou or make you God damned hard
o catch. will give you thirty min
ties to do it, He then went cut.
fter he went out l asked Pa melee
what he intended TO do. He said II
lon'r know, am afraid of that fel- |
ow." went out to hunt a policeman. |
saw two Of them near the First
National Bank ana told them what
occurred and asked them !
o go and watch the |
tairway. They went over to Parme.
ee's stairway az stayed there |
I'D no, know the man who said the
bove to Parmelee. He looked to me |
Ike a crazy man or man in a tower.
ng rage. He was like a mad bull in
| waited at the floor of the /
tsirwsy a half-hour but the man did
OF return.
LEW KAHRs
estified: Last Friday afternoon about
80 o'clock The old gentleman who
ist testified came to Jim Gossage and
at the First National bank corner
nd told me sbout a man threatening
} kill Parmelee in 80 minutes. We
ent to the fipor OF Parmelee's stair
nd waited awhile but no one came.
es'erday morning about IL o'clock,
went up TO Parmelee's office and saw
Ondon laying on the floor face down.
ard. Parnelee was standing
y table. He said "Lew, l did it,
ere | sm." Condor was barely |
and soon expired. Condor |
as brakeman on the Missouri Pa $
fic Railway. |
e. II. STREET
stified: Yesterday morning at 11:25 t
click | went to Parmelee's office. q