St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-26
did you have the horse Dan that


night?'a
81 am almost certain I did"
What time did you start?'
II should say about $780,
There is a rig charged to you Fri
day, the 9th of April?"
Eyes, that is the night, but the
newspapers give it as Saturday night. I"
when you found your watch on
Adry what did you do?"
81 came into the Office and saw it on
/ the safe. Adry did not notice me at
first, and when he did he said, G. d
you, what do you mean by sneaking
into my business 1 did not say any
/ thing, but went in, shut the door and
locked it, and closed the transom. Then
~ went up and told him he could not
bluff me, and gave him to understand
I was going to find out all about the
hold-up. I told him the watch was
taken from me the night before, and
B after some more talk he said, I did it.
I I asked him where the rings were and
the rest of the things, and he said he
did not know, but the rest of the party
knew about them?"
The Court-You must state what he
said
II can't remember his exact words,
but he refused to tell me about it. l
asked him if he knew it was me in the
rig, and he said no"
How long did you talk with him.
Quite a while, and after some talk
he said, I did it with the others, but l
can't tell you who they were, or they
will kill me-. I asked him how he got
out there, and he said he got rig
and they drove OUT
what did you say to him about
doing such things?"
81 rebuked him-told him I was dunn
founded. 1 said, how in the world can
you do this. You are not broke, and it
is not necessary for you to go and
hold people up for watch worth per-
haps $40 or $15 He said, I have got a
mania for doing these things; like to
set fire and burn buildings L asked
him if he had no conscience, and he
said he had not, and it never bothered
him. Then he cited cases; the first
thing he said was that he could Kill
my father"
"At Lake Calhoun boulevard did you
talk with him ?"
Yes, the next day; that was when
all these bloodthirsty things were said.
AS we were standing there lady drove
by in a horse and buggy"
The Court-We must keep to the
main issue; the question is the i'm
peaching statement of Adry, and If
there was any difficulty between the
brothers it must be left out.
Mr.. Nye objected to the part of the
conversation related last by Hayward,
and the court sustained the objection.
Mr.. Erwin ask to introduce the
conversation in October at the time of
the trouble with the father.
The Court-Where you called Adry' s
attention to it you can call this wit
ness attention to the same thing.
Mr. Erwin Ito defendant)-Do you
recollect the trouble Adry had with
your father on the 7th of October?
81 do
state what you know of it?'
81 was in the fiat lying down when
my brother came in wild, and they
spoke about his stealing some bills"
The Court want you to understand
what you say must be the converse
ton and not just opinions of your own.
Defendant (continuing)-My mother
was talking quietly, but it is impossi-
bile for me to call to mind the exact
words that were used.
GO, what was she talking about?'
about Adry taking the money from
my father
What was the answer"
He was mad and cursing and wild
n
meanor?'
+ "Quiet, very quiet"
what was your fathers de-
meanor?"
cat first father did not say anything,
but afterwards they told Adry that
he had some insurance money and
could pay the money out of that"
"What was the amount in dispute?"
o@"At that time it was $75.'
8 WAS anything said about robbing?'
II HE claimed there was nothing wrong
with the cash.
Did you interfere at all in that
transaction or say anything till after
he made reflections against your
father?"
mo, SIR
He testified that you kept inter
fering?"
II did not"
''FA swore he told you not to inter-
terL?"
Part of that is true When he
cursed my mother I stepped up as
peacemaker and, turning to him then,
he said, You keep your finger out or
something like that. 1 went up to
him and said, 'Adry, don't you see how
your father is?' Father was just para
lived then, and 1 was afraid he would
drop dead. 1 told him to go out, and
put him out. When 1 got back my
father was in a terrible state"
"Adry testified that he told you not
to interfere, and you replied that you
would get a knife and rip him up. Is
that so?''
'I did not say So After he went out
of the fiat 1 went down to his fiat. His
wife came to the door and told me to
look out, as Adry had got a revolver.
He then came out and went into my
fiat, and 1 told him he ought to be
ashamed of himself He then turned
to me like a wild cat, and said, I
will rip your CUTS out if you don't
keep your finger out of this. 1 laughed
at him, and then he remarked that he
could send me to Saltwater
"Adry testified that you told him that
you were investing money for some
woman, but you did not tell him her
name. Is that SOP
Eyes, he knew about my affairs
did he know about the loan?''
Eyes, he did,
did he know about your gambling
with Miss Ging?"
YES"
HE said he told him that you made
| an investment in gambling for wom-
an, and if you lost sometimes you
| would give her some money back, and
sometimes not, but when you did il
was just to keep her up; did you say
that?'
81 did not say 500
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