The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-12-21

| His room was Ga. On Monday night
| after II o'clock her door was open
| again.
INSTRUMENTATION.
Doors were generally closed at
| ter and found these dates. / can re-
| Saulpaugh together. When / found
these doors open l reported to the
| night clerk. 1t was about eight
| o'clock Sunday evening when Saul
| paugh told me not to tell Mrs. Stein
| where he was. | recOllect these
facts distinctly.
Here the plaintiff rested the case,
| and the rebuttal for the plaintiff COM
menced. The attorney for the de-
| Tense asked that the jury be allowed
to take all the exhibits to their room
when they retired.
Victoria Stein was the first witness
called. She said: 81 lived, in rs, in
Erie, Mich. In rs l lived in Chicago
with my husband, where / had been
one year. | was married in 1877, at
| Detroit. | lived with him till Deem
| Der 70. l then went to North Chi
| cago and afterward to Denver in May
80 I lived there with family nam
| ed Finch, to sew and to teach French.
| l stayed there until the fall of '82
| They lived in Denver and Helena and
| then moved back to Denver again.
| They moved in August and in Sep
TENDER they left for Mexico.
GAS have already testified, / dom
know Big frankie, and l never went
with her or with any men to the road
house to stay all night. [ did not
know William Nagel, and was not
with him on Thanksgiving night I
was never taken up to my
rooms while drunk by any officer.
| did not keep a sporting house there.
| was not arrested while there. l
left Denver in May, 'S4 for Chicago,
then to Buffalo and finally to Mime
apolis in the summer of 'S4. In the
| fall of 'S5 and in August, 'S5 l lived
in the Mackey-Legg block, but not in
SO. | lived then in Mr.. Thayer's
house on Second street. | was not
arrested while 1 lived in the Mackey.
| Legg block and I did not try to stab
an officer with button hook one night
as alleged.
Il did strike a man in Smith &
Harrison's saloon. Mr.. Harrison was
|
me in to take a glass of beer and a
man came in and made remark
about my being in there. l struck
him and asked him if he wanted any
| more. Mr.. Harrison never said to me
that he was glad | was going away.
| He never threw me down on the floor.
We went out together, and did not
| fight. | never struck man since
| f1l o11 II
there"
'Officers Haney and Scott did not ar
| rest me in wine room. l never was
| arrested while in wine room, neither
was | even in the condition in which
they said / was. | never knew any
hack driver in ST. Paul, and the testi-
| mOny by them concerning me is false.
| did not know Willis Glenn the porter
| at the Saulpaugh. did not ask him
on Monday night where Mr.. Saul
paugh's room was: / already knew for
Saulpaugh told me Monday morning
In letter of December 7, 1890,
where | said, chow are you and all
your children, Jack, Pete, Fritz and
Saul, l referred to his dogs. He had
dOgs-twO-when | left and he often
referred to them as his children. At
ter | left, in May, 1890, as housekeepeI
we never had any talks as to my going
| back, as housekeeper | never asked
to be allowed to come back as house
keeper. l did not ask him when !
came back here, to deed to me his
Rock Island property, or to give me
1000 and then | would go away. ]
did not throw my arms around him
and kiss him. 1t was just as l explain
ed it on direct examination. We did
not agree to sever all our relations
when went on my trip to the coast. y
This com pleted the evidence for
both the plaintiff and the defendant,
and both rested. There was an unim-
pOrtant question at law to be argued,
and the jury was dismissed until a.
m. tomorrow.
The arguments will be commenced
tomorrow morning, each side having
two arguments.
Attorney B. d. Smith will open the
defendants side of the case and will
be limited to one hour. He
will be followed by Attorney Jones
for the plaintiff for like time.
Attorney WEIGH will be given his
own time in which to make his argu-
ment, and Attorney Samuels will
make the final wind-up without limit
as to time.