The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-20


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nkns; ne - wssU unAsr 10 lesdsr5,
| n-- 10 ~ - atseaeiea evsa %
| usevsaan4: the maa With tAs
| - suis 80 tAe mon Who Erss enye
| nssd . put 81 - brnhsss there
Sc mo- unaeFneandlag among the
- =. - usa.
| qoestsoa ~ Judes Hanford Bye1s
- oso ~ - Sheriff Glmaoos -
| N-so.nsd the army IN t.
css oo1 In Norway: tnkon out Arst
pspsn: : iabossr snd inmbssmsn, Hast
s.1k y sne 0x faui nilis: vm O car
4s q enc wners shooting occurred: had
~ y ssack and only had bundle :
suna Iowa when row commented |,
80 ssFuck between Old Yakins and New
y uspusy Aarshai Loyoit when
S,Ns esd 90 the eax: struck By elnb; In
A.ma sfasd g have Lowell arrested. bat
e ma aim; - ttme ~ shooting
60 ca; kuev noehtng of order Of
sxaminatiou-Took 10 oath vhsn
So,nne . IscomA
loan wash Joined the ssarmy" IN Seat
lnen-Amsrican citiSsn and .
oos 81 smpioyDeut four months:
- sne marshal strike Ness: Wa on car
snsn snoossng commenced; got Oh With
osnsss; struck nobody and uas NOS struck {;
Dsputy Durstt shoot two Or three
soou' no one VA threatening him. and
no osuse sos smoothing; vas shooting
= sonss one o. Ne ground: saw no one
tnsseseeing the omcess; never knew Of
s oo1Is csusf % nsero q u: % trains b
n fuysuup ana YAKIMA oddcers told
IN g - on ana ON; teok the regular
80 y neess's q ailsgtancs and TO pass
0c1sy oui-
suoss nanIofo the witness eaid No
n =, asa heard whether Coxsy got %
wsn'usson Cisy or Tor what purpose he
sns1s: nad . confused notion Of what
- movement va Tor; al informaeion re-
1870 va rom rumofA
Mnsm Sawssds. member Of the Ta-
cos army BORN In Canada nstufaiised.
S.1nts1 ~ srsoes arrived IN Yakima the
sns q the uooole ON raft; Was on
sn'lu car rom one snooens was on citi-
- 'o'o ann 20 Sol on train 20 90 East;
80. no clu1s gun OF ounoIe: nad trouble
~n Ms.snai Loveu before nay conn
menoeo; nesrd cries, watch out. boys.
10y ss gong 20 dump you In the nvsf:
.e..sso iof brake wnsn Lovsli threatened
.hvos nm saw none OF the shooting.
cochran joined the army IN Be
w.. porn N Iennesses. ana gardener oy
pro,sssion; e'gns years IN Seattle; ae time
% snooung was on car: hsd no gun or
cup. got on car - once; saw none Of tho
snootanGs oid not unosrssand about road
0s,ng IN hands Of court
:. huosnks joined tn army" In Scat
We; born In indiana. and butcher BY
trade. Tour years IN Seattle. but worked
= ieoorsr only; three weeks work for
city. In last year and odd jobs; WAS not
on train q time OF shooting. but on
grouno; got on when they began setting
brakes; had no arms or club; saw two
deputies shooting down to the ground,
ono WAS Lowell, the other Was Palmer;
heard Lowell tell drozisr to get on board
ths train, 20 run On ahead and ct on, and
knew road vas In hands OF receiver. but
knew nothing OF order OF court
A. dr0xier joined the army at Puyallup;
born In Texas; iaborsr; came to Wash-
ington twelve years ago; idle six months
preceding joining the army; was on the
train At the time Of the trouble: got of
when It commenced. and on the ground
when the shooting commenced: heard
cries to put on brakes and threats OF on
Gers to dump the men into the river; saw
the deputies showing the men on. club
btng. shooting. kicking them; saw Deputy
Palmer kicking Savage; Deputy Durett
told him to Get on the train and that II
would b oil right: knew nothing about
order OF court
n. Graham Joined the "army" In Seat
tie: born In Tennessee: pYeasman By pro-
fsssion; out Of job and came over from
Tacoma to join; was ct Yakima the day
OF the trouble; didn't know the road Was
In the hands Of receiver.
William Kearney Joined the army In Be-
attlAs hnPm In RDnnDWIRAnkA. n eafmY0P
hotel and restaurant keeper: out Of work
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