The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-17
MIR. AMOUR's WOUNDS.


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the gun over the rail of the dinh ey and |
somebody grabbed the muzze OF the gun.
On the whole Dooliug made a miserable |
witness. He denied that he had made many |
of the statements set forth in the docu ument
read to him aud admitted the truth Of many, |
hut he stuck To the denial OF having seen
Briggs shoot or the gun muzzle grabbed.
Dooley appeared to be very uncomfortable
while in the witness chair and made q poor
impression. When the court adjourned he
was directed to appear for further examina
uou on Wednesday morning
Special to the HERALD
To-day s session OF the Briggs trial opened
with the continued cross examination of
William Douley by Nj WhtChousC. The
witness insisted that he could not tell where
the sound of the first shot came from. The
witness said he was still in fhe employ Of the
Schuylkill Traction Company and that he had
not been tamperCd with.
DANIEL MORAN.
| reside at New Castle and bave known
John Briggs for - or II years. His reputa
tion has always been good.
MATTHEW HuMEs
reside at Girmdville. he was a trolley
man for the Traction Company on August
2lst and was ~ Gilbertou that night His
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| fails and Mr. Stone was bossing the job
Seven or nine special officers wer watching
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CROSS ENAMINATIoN.
lam stU in the employ of the Traction
| Compapy and about six or seven weeks ago
| was tronlo,ed to motor man. | saw mo- fire
| arms with anv of the citizens of Gibcrtop
and only saw one man under the /, Hupnce OF
| Iiouor After got there the ne. pIe who
| were engaged in tearing up the track dis
| ucrspd and went about their busiuees Ahout
! Gfty or sirtv peopIe were there viewing the
| work and walking TO and fro TIL tracl, was
| nm between half an hour and an bopt brfpr,
70 dn,lav a-,ived 7 was standing at Earnt
| brIcbor s6op th,n walked t@wards the
| dinIEey with the crowd and got mn to ,yilbip
two ar three feet of il. southeast P,fgos uut
| the gup over tbe dashboard Of tho car 81, d
some one don,t know prabbed tbe wulzle
| Then the shot went of, Am.pr called mon
| Rovnoldsa and Stone TO helm him i'm having tbc
track rclaid. Before the shooting. or T. arv
time that NIGHT only noticed Richard
| Amour and Robert Kenny on the FROM Mat
form oftbe dipkev. don't remember seeing
| Doolev on the patform. All NV gttoptiou
yvaa piven Ia Amour don't remember soc
inc Sweeny standing on tbeplatform. Others
beside Amour and Benny couId hay. been ON
tho pIatform. hut I didn't notice them
| When tbe shot was fired was at the south
cost corner of the dinkev. looking a little
northwest in the door of the dinkev.
hoard somebody in the crowd cry out
"Now where are the Homestead scsb mil
itia 2n They repeated il three or four times
The man who fell after the first shot was
fred wss ahout four feet from me In look
inc around To see who cot the shot saw the
man fail He didn't saw ANYTHING. bul
: tbrew his arms over his stomach and after
, he fell to the ground he made efforts
| to crswd aYay AS near as | could