The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-20
ABOUT THE GRS OFFICE FIGHT.
Tho State Forcsocs the Cross ExnmIn.
alton of Witnesses In Most Cascs-.-
The Cartridge Witness Sticks to his
story...Thc Circus and the odd
Fellows Compete With tho Trial
and Draw tho Crowds...Thc Tcstl.
mony viii Soon DO In.

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n'sses tor 'le ue'ehse 70 leave without
cross.eXamination. Good timo was
nude and the prospects Of giving tho
cosa IN tho ;rrv =, SATURDAY Grow
u' =" N' wv"
otlsuter eVery uay.
William Foe was tho first witness
called BY tho state, He testified to Il
convor.o,;on ho h,d n,;,h n. r. ~; ~,
- $50"
h''e ONCE Oh the CITY clerk. IN the
course OF tho talk DR.. Garrison told the
Witness that Dr.. Baird had been abus-
Inv him again; that he would do itonce
100 often, und that would be the Gnu Of
tho old fool.
John Armstrong testified that imme.
c.".e'y a'.or tue snootlns ne sn% ~.
md Mark"t strcets nnItbatDrfGorr;
son told him no had shot Dr.. Baird be-.
cause tho latter called him a s. Of
- 9eotso a, fiuk'li, Mella'
ou'f, sa.U ne snW -. 1 asa talklne
y oonn atl'stroig' in2 iaiLer ,%as
I,ousNt AZ aho ME- i1uNin ioe1l!t Ivy
NIL St.n ~
Sletin s!eenrod'~ 1oentthoa mo re-
.oi'ei ~. uarrlso1 nag Y!ven MN liee1
ny shoo.liig, a SAD. mere were
nn.oT ,oluGu ca!trloges In - wHeh u
w NJ 70 Ts w I'M;
80 eattWplRnt, .aie haruWare oeal.
~ SUI t,lAs " ua'tlsoll pousut u o.
~ c".stiuses Nv nus ,s'ore y lew Guys
oe1ore tlle shootlhg.. Z.
ol tne Gross'examlnation John Arm
suois nau peeh asSe1 II he hearo Ine
conversation ". darrlsoh, ". W.
N,elser anu ~: d. Duhievy lac nag TO-
S !S l%lntleulately alter Inc klllinS'
me queslioh was OBJECTED 10 ny tne
:.a.o' anu Iie sustal hed the oil,
!G ,ino ooure theh ADJOURNED uhtll 2
c'ocN'
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
When the afternoon session opened
Mr. w r. Smith n,to ,,,, !, a. ;,,,
- Wy vas e"'
III inc last trlal, MADE MS hrst appear
ance In the court room, and was an in
tercsted spectator. Mr.. William FL.
Williams. tho forman OF the last jury,
has been in the our room several
times. and was there again yesterday.
The circus and the Odd Fellows parade
were attractions with which the third
Garrison trial could not compete, and
the attendance on the part OF the public
was smaller than ut any time heretofore.
Judges briggs and Chambers, Of Ohio,
were in court during the afternoon.
Mr.. T. J. Cartwright was again put on
the rack, and Colonel Arnett ireapplied
the torture. The witness was positive
that DR.. Garrison was the mar who
bought the cartridges.
Willie Baldwin, the colored boy en-
]Pnioyeo At denthers store, was recalled:
tho taiaor" nb n ~ "" ~ eu ,ussea !
Eleventh and Main streets did not inter.
fere with his view OF DR.. Garrison and
": Bard from Genther's window. On
Ieihs lecalieo ne testlned ina the poles
dia not interfere with ms view from the
point IN the window at @hlchohe:was
stae'oheu. 10 Colonel Arnett ne sad
mere were some places IN the window
from whlcn the view OF Eleventh street
might ne oostructed.
mr.: william =. Beans, who had testi-
lled the evening before, was recalled for
cross'eSamlnatlon, which was conduct.
eH py Coiohei Arnett:, n witness sad
tnat lust oelore Dr. Garrison made the
Unreal referred to IN ms examination
inc aay before, ne a shown the wit
ness a scurrlious letter, and though
~. oalrds nan was not mentioned IN
Inc conversation oothlthe witness n
VI. harrison understood that Or: Baird
was meant. Inc letter referred to by
tne witness vas Identified BY MN, n
offered IN evidence ny Colonel arnett.
Judge Pauli sad that no had
GIVEN III MATTER cAREFuL;ATTENT1oS,
and could come to no other conclusion
~, th,t tho.I,t,a ass:.:LS-
: 'io tos'ot was 'i"o n1sSioie Us
evidence.
Mrs. Knight testified that Dr.. Baird
was visiting a patient at her house. He
had been there that day at 3 and at 7
o'clock in tho morning. He was to
have come back at 0 or half-past 0
O'Clock. She heard the two reports of
the pistol, but did not see either Dr..
Garrison or DR.. Baird. The: state
rested.
John W. Lashley was the first witness
called for tho defense. He told the
story OF the fight at the gas office be-.
tween DR.. Garrison and Dr.. Baird when
the latter threatened TO kill DR.. Garri-
soI' r h -W y was no. cross;e5aminsd.
cns Office ilght, was examineds. md tns.
tilted to about the same facts, repeating
DR.. Baird's threats that he would XIII
DR.. Garrison yet.
Officer Deku, one OF the men who