Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-30

1eStefuay dfteFhooii ditu todds SIho- ceedings will be found below in full. William Brockley, of Lincoln county, testified concerning the time already mentioned when the defend ant tried to get gun from a man named Reed, stating at the time he would shoot. The witness testified that this was done in good humor and he considered it joke He said the defendant was drinking at the time, He testified that the defend- ant was the manager of his plan tation in the year 1892; he considered him q sound man mentally, above the ordinary, and was good man. ager While he lived with him he wrote great many letters, keeping np correspondence with q paper known as Heart and Hand. He never saw any actions on the part of defendant that were at all strange or unusual; on the contrary, he con sidered him an unusually bright man. George Fitzpatrick, of this city, was then called and only testified as to seeing Scott riding around the city on the Sunday before the killing Et. Levy testified that he saw de- fendant either on Monday or Tues day night after he heard of the kill Ing; that he saw hiui in front of BrOckway's saloon.
 Arthur Murray was next called to the witness stand to give the time of fnearriyal and departure of trains in Pine Bluff which he did accurately George NJ. Carr testified that he knew the defendant in Leland, Miss. m 1891. Thought he was crazy. Was with Raymond Scott when he ts5ok his father to Greenville where he Intended to have him locked up. Met defendant in this city last fall and stated that defendant recop- mixed him.
 kAym ond Scott, son of the lefend- aats was again called. He testified that while at Cordova, Mexico. his father was in constant cammunica- flon with a corn doctor who claimed tn De spiritualist and that this man advised his father to quit the lnaect destroyer business; that his iafner believed him and stopped the mannfaeture of the compound.
 seriing Scott was again called to tnestand; his testimony was only exnIanatory of some statements al- ready made by him.
 Mrs. Viets, the iailor, was next eaied to the stand. She testified mai on one occasion the defendant lett ms food untouched for three a8ys She said he left a note in a ksass m which she had given him s'ne whisky which read about as aolows' My friends from the hNrit world come fo see me every t1y ana say that l must fast and
 S and l must obey theln." On her occasion the defendant gave two letters, one addressed to
 Styles and the other to Tom
 Fdison, The Styles letter bore
 or January at Little Rock when
 as the month of February. (The ts letter has already been men. S3zned). The Tom Hardison iette,
 seaed that defendant had heard
 ' ne tHarlison1 had died aton,
 s's.ihas and that he wanted
 ana some of his other
 friends to come to see him
 that he was still in prison
 3Lhess also testified that the de
 ant tore his under clothes into l's ana fastened them across his ''oor. In the cross examination
 selts testified that she thought was perfectly sane man, and
 ne was shamming. That Inc
 a'together different from insan,
 ons whom she had had charp,
 tue Jail. Being asked by one Q a''orheys for the defendant 1T
 particular he differed iron
 insane persons the witness saft I-r