The morning call., 1893-07-26
room, all four of YOU. giving that man DO
cause for alarm ?" asked General Dick

room. all four of YOU. giving that man no
iEson.
The witness had no reply.
Continuing. Carroll said that the first
shot struck LawtoD, and then Carroll
dragged him out of the room. bleeding at
the mouth. At the Receiving Hospital
John Carroll had told witness that on en-
tering the room he had dropped on his
knees behind the bed, saying. Don't
shoot. Daley" Then he had got up and
started to run out OF the room. Daley had
shot him in the back as he was running.
DR.. w. l.. Berry of the Receiving Hos
pital gave medical testimony as to the
nature of John Carroll's wound. He said
STOPPING with his back turned to Daley
when shot. 1t looked as though Carroll
was shot while running. He was in great
danger Of his life. and it would be quite
impossible for him to testify. Carroll had
made deposition In his presence. detail
ing the whole circumsta nces Of the af-
fair.
testified 10 having arrested Daley, who had
given himself up about half a mile from
the house. The witness heard Daley tell
Officer Madden that the gang mad shot
twice at him and that he had shot back
twice. This testimony was corr0borated
by Policeman Madden.
August Browning was called to give ex-
pert testimony upon the bullets found
after the shooting and their having been
fred from Daley's pistol. Browning gave
it as his opinion that there had been four
shots fred from Daley'S weapon, and that
the bullets found in the bodies of John
Lawton and John Carroll, as we'll as those
found IN the wall. were Of size CORE
spending with the bore Of the revolver.
Mor I noJv
A tall, not unprepossessing looking
woman. she was quietly but neatly attired.
and took her seat on the witness-chair
without any outward appearance of grief
or worry at the unt0ward events that had
passed.
Mrs. Lawton said she had known Daley
for about four years. Daley had come to
The witness seemed very Unwilling to tes-
tify, and the prosecution evidently did not
want to bring out the whole story from
her until she is called again on behalf of
the defense. She said that that morning
she had got up at $3.50 o'clock, had lit the
kitchen fire and had then gone to Daley's
room to ask him how be was-he having
would like for breakfast. Daley had re-
fused to take any breakfast proper. but
had partly dressed himself ard had come
into the kitchen. where he was RECALLED
with beef tea and soda crackers.
The first intimation she had of anything
wrong was when the door was burst In.
She saw John Lawton and the others rush
standing on the threshold of Daley's room,
John Lawton rushed up and. brushing her
aside, ran up to Daley's bed. She ran into
the kitchen and screamed.
"how were You dressed then ?" asked
District Attorney Hinkle.
81 object to the question:" said Long.
although this witness is called for the
prosecution MIR. Hinkle seems unfavorable
to her and is asking her shameful ques-
TONS"
well. think she had better answer"
said the Judge.
II was dressed just as am now" said
the witness. Il had this very dress on.
OF cnurse had not my hat or jacket on"
Mrs. Lawton said that she was so beside
herself that she did not know how many
shots were fired. All she knew was that
her husband came in shortly afterward
and said to her, my brother is killed, and
it's all your fault Get to - out of this"
The witness was then allowed to retire.
Fred Klenck, the last OF the gang. was
next called. He told pretty much the
same story as the others had told save
when it came to the shooting of John Law
ton. Then he said Lawton came out of
Frank Carroll's arms in the center Of the
kitchen. Speaking of John Carroll wit
ness said that he had time enough to get TO
the window. but not time enough to tear
the curtain down.
''Was anything said by any of you on
entering Daley's room" asked Long.
Eyes. Lawton rushed IN to the bed
and said, Here, here. here."
And how long afterward did Daley
shoot?"
THAT very instant"
1.-THE room was dark ct tho time, was it
not?
Yes, The curtain had not then been
pulled down."