The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-20
The SAME OLD STORIES
What Is Being Told in the Court at
COeur d'Alsne City.
ALL ABOUT THE TROUBLE
Different Witnesses Tell What They
Saw During tho Fracas az
Cem-Littie Progress
Made.
Special pispatch to the standard.

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CoEuR D'ALESE Cry. Sept. 19.-The
United States court resumed its hearing
of witnesses at Q o'clock this morning,
Defendant Bushnell bcins able 20 appear
in tho court room. Tho first witness
called was j. j. Pulse. who was on the
stand when the court adjourned last
week. The cross-eNaminaiion of the wit
meas was quit. icrr''y. TIL. witness said
tina, he saw DEF. ndant Pct;inone on the
iith Of July; that Pcttibone's hand was
shot that no said he had been shot while
holding a flag Of truce. The witness said
he was put In Jail for n hours at the insti-
CATION OF some union man during tho
troubles. who pointed him ont as q good
man 10 he arrested.
h. +. Patterson was then called. Tho
witness said he had been a union man,
but that he did not belong to the union
now. He had attended q union meeting
some timc during June at which were
about go men; that during the meeting
he advised quitting all their foolishness
aud going to work. lie said he was hooted
n, in the meeting and one member said.
Lets get rope and hang the -"
The witness said tina, he saw HYATT issu-
ing grub 20 the union men during tho
strike. Hc saw armed men, etc, as has
been testified 10 by many other
witnesses. The witness said that Lo was
ono of the men who had TO leave the
Bunker Hill * Sullivan mine and go to
Tckoa on tho 18th of July.
Mr.. X. Shields was the next witness.
This witness testified To seeing Barney
| Ecilly in Ushornc, July -; that he and
others wcrc talking aud that the witness
heard Reilly say they did "a good job in
warlner." and that they had driven ths
non-union mon ont. Reilly said he
had Manager Clements scared out of
his boots and that he intended
to "makc breast works of tho
- - IL the soldiers come"
| William Price was then sworn. lie said
| that he vac the black smith for the Bunker
Hin & sullivan company that he was one
of the men who icf, for Tckoa on the 18th
Of July. He saw several of the defendants
ON the 18th and 18Th and large bodies OF
| armed men, etc.
| During the testimony of Mr.. Price tho
counsel for the defense interposcd an OH
lection 20 auo s,ion sIuul the prosecution.
but before his honor could rule upon it
Mr.. Woods put in another question to tho
witness. Judge Beatty called Woods down
on being too rapid, and slightly repri-
man,lcd him.
Archie McRac was then called but there
was nothing of importance in his testi-
mony, and he was soon disposed of.
Richard Lorah. the cook for the concen-
traitor, was then called. He testified to
having made a cup Of coffee for Dcfen-
dant Murphy on the morning of the i2ih
of July. and TO seeing bodies of armed
men, etc. ON tina, day.
The court then took a recess till , y. m.
w. II. Bailey. who has already testified.
| = a a. q.
Mrs. Dr. Danfor'h was then called. Her
testimony was brief aud covered the
ground already gone over by former wit
nesses in regard To the dynamite In tho
Bunker Hin x sullivan concentrator.
r. 4. Horne then took tho stand. His
testimony Was Of general character and
not of much Importance. Alex Monk
was theu called. Witness said that DE-
vine came down 10 br, lkiast and said
that he had been Watching Senkin's house
all night and that there were several
armed mcu. Here an objection was
mad. by the defense and sustained by
the court.
Witness Aborogast. dishwasher at the
Bunker I'M 4 sullivan eating house, ties.
titled to about the same as Richard Lorah
the cook. Hugh Trance. J. 4. feighen
w. u. Swincrton. Joseph lilly, Dougl,
Cameron, J. W. Ellison aud George Mol
son then followed in rapid order as wit
ncsses for the prosecution. Ed Booth
one Of the guards for the Bunker Hill a
sullivan company, then took the stand
lie testified to having been a detective
aud that he has used his own time ia
gathering evidence 10 help prosecute tbi'
ease. Hc Was a member of the law and
order league, and had an Ill feeling To
: wards the UNION.
The court adjourned till . O'Clock to-
, morrow morning. with Booth still ON ths
stand.