Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16
ENnInIIIoN ~ cOunr.
witness Gives On Occuiar Drmonstra-
tiau before the IurI.

BUFFALO, q. T., Ma'Sh lj.-EK-
Deputy AUtams, OF Cleveland, re-
sumei bis testimony today ia the
Gibbs murder trial. tie fecitei what
Robinson told him about bic starting
out with 5adie 10 commit highway rot
berry on Delaware avenue. Abrams
then told how Robinson had confessed
to selecting Clubs NJ "awell guy to
tackiu,N aud that when 0ibbs resisted
aud gfapplod with him he nred twice.
Tho frat shot went wild, the second
lodged ia Gibhs's arm, aud was BRED
Just ~ Clarence Robinson was being
overpo wcrrd. Almost ~ the same In.
slant Sadln shot Gibbs In the head.
Both ilud from tue sceue, aud got out
OF Buffalo ~ fast W. possible.
The most dramatic scene o. the TRIAL
took place, when Deputy Sheriff
Abbey took the a,au1 " tell what
Clarence had confessed 60 hun shout
the murder witness said Clarence
was crying, not because oi the crime,
but because sadie had given 10 away,
ne no sad. Abtry had Just read ~
him her confession ~ II WIS piinted
Ia Tho newspapers al tue time. Clar-
once said. "'rhaps a lie. l'll show
you how II was done"
"And did he show you7" asked
the district attorney.
"Oh, ycs."
"Can you shaw the court how Gibbs
got him down."
"Yes," said the witness, stepping
before the jury with District Attorney
QIackonbush facing him.
"Put your pencil down aud take a
gum said Abbey. The lawyer did ~,
thfusling the weapon In the wituoss's
lace, highway.like. This witness, en-.
acting the part Of Gibs, grabbed QIhok-
onbushs right wrist anu threw up bis
arm. QuiCkrnbush sat down with a
twisting motion Aud the pistll muzzlo
came up In iiue with the witness's arm
10 correspond with tho bullet hole IN
Gibb'a coat aud shirt ~ shown 10 the
Jury yesterday.
Alter this exhibition, the attorney
asked the witness what Clarence said.
Witness-IIll tell this no you may bo
n witness IN my behalf, 40 they wont
hang me without Sadie.
The next witness WIS Patrick Gu.
sack, chief OF the Buffalo detectives.
lie swore thHt Sadie confessed to him
In Cleveland that sho fred the shot
that killed Gibbs. She confessed that
her husband held him up, anu that she
went 10 h0r husbands assistance, when
dlbts threw her husband to his knees.
5ho ilTod tbs fret shot lust after Rob-
insln shot GibuH Ia the arm, rhia
confession was made Voluntarily.
The dc ense then called Sadie 20 tho
stand Tor fsbultal. She said that aileI
leaving Cleveland for Buffalo, In
charge OF supt. CusAck, she was cry.
ing because he would not lot her kiss
ClArenoe goodbye, land that Cutack
cussud her, Continuing, che de-
Clnrad:
"And then Cusaok said, ~ 1 were
you l wuuld get even with a man who
treated me In that manner, ami n you
will say that Clarence shot Gibbs,
viii got part OF the reward, and you
will be tevengod.' CusAck told me lusI
what 10 say to Krnnewlok (the district
Attorney, an1 said II 10 him when
got TO Buffalo.
"My contention 10 Kennowick Ia iutl
what CuacE told mo 70 say" aud, az,
dei Sadie, turning full on Cusaoh a,
she spoke, anu shflekinR at the top Vi
her voice, "Hou know that II is.o
CusHck was recalled and positively
denied having ever held out any IN
ducements TO Sadie 10 obtain her con
fetslon.