Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-10
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 A. M. CUNNINGHAM.
 "July Is 1 saw Will Bailey and Charlie Ysrbrough near the Kansas City depot, going towards Village creek. They had guns. l was in about thirty yards of them.o
 Cross CT am a coke burner, but am not striker.'' Witness could not identify defendants Bailey and Yarbrough, and then said he could not swear that they passed his house.
 MRS. ELLA SHELL.
 Witness lives at Pratt City and saw Bill Brock and Charlie Ballou late in the after noon of July Is. Brock was coming from towards No. and going in the direction c the Kansas City opsrator's office. 1t WE : about quarter of a mile from the opf C ator's office and the same dist ince fir his house. ~
 Witness: "It was fifteen or tw' !Ip minutes alter the shooting at No. wss~n Ballou came up the Kansas City track from towards No. and sat down on the trestle. He had no gun that l saw. An other man was with Ballou and he was talking about a dead negro. Brock was alone and heard him say nothing. large Dumber of men were coming in from every direction.p
 MRS. MANN.
 Mrs. Mann was with Mrs. Shell epd their testimony was about the same, except that she didn't know but three men whom sine saw near the Kansas City trestle. She are not now on trial.
 On cross examination she said she saw Charlie Ballou coming down the road while the shooting was going on at No. 8. The shooting at No. 6 was before that.
 JIM BUsBY.
 ''I was 500 or 6)O va. d from No. when the shooting took place and was going over towards the office. l saw the crowd, some of whom were armed, coming from the southeast. I estimated the number of men at about 150. The shooting was after I left. l recognized D. Truilious in the crowd. When l saw the crowd they were running towards No. 6, and shortly after that l heard the shooting. negro in front of the crowd ran up to Doc Shell and myself and asked if he wanted us; he said yes. Truillious was with him. We started to run off and they called to us to halt. None of these defendants told us to halt. Most of the men were armed-some had guns, some sticks and some rocks"
 Cross examination: "Truillious had stick, but had no gun. His face was not blacked. l saw about 150 men before l ran. knew three of the men.'
 A. J. RILEY.
 MT. Riley is civil engineer, and had prepared map of the territory covered by the mob in their march end the distances between the different places; also of DOT tions of Pratt City, giving the location of residences of some of the defendants and witnesses.
 PENNY SCOTT, CoLoRED.
 'I was present at a meeting of strikers near the dummy bridge on Village Creek, July IS. got there after the meeting had been called to order. l heard MT. Kelso say the citizens had helped the miners ell they could and it was time something was being done. He said something about killing the blacklegs, and that that evening was the time. He said all who had guns at home could go and get them. About fif- teen or twenty went off and returned with guns. Those I saw with guns were Charlie Caldwell and Charlie Baliou. saw Kelso and those two Frenchmen (pointing at Benoit and Raymond) at the meeting. As the crowd started off Kelso passed Adam Power, who didn't want to go, and Kelso around and said he would shoot down all who didn't go. Tickets, with guns, were put out around the place of meeting. All left the creek together, but they commenced scattering at the dummy crossing near No. 6. A man in the crowd said they would kill two or three blacklegs, take the guns away from the guards and drive the other blacklegs away. He said they wanted to get to the crossing in time to meet the train bringing the blacklegs in. I saw some shooting at No. 6. One man staggered and fell, and l started to run and they fired at me. l saw Ire herne at the meeting, but he didn't have any gun. 1 didn't see him in the crowd that went to the mines. l don't know whether he went or not. '
 Court adjourned at 5 o'clock until to- day without the cross-examnation of Penny Scott.