The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-31

a silver watch from Mrs. Haswell to re-
pair, and this he turned over TO Mr.
Inches 10 repair.
jeremiah o. Inches, watch and clock
maker in the Hoyle building, examined
the watch offered by the Attorney Cen
eral, and stated he had repaired 1t Feb.
IL, 1891, receiving it from Mr.. TurnelI.
In cross-examination said he never re-
paired gold watch for Mr.. Turneli.
Grafton IL. Wiley, a pawnbroker at IL
Dorrance street, identified watch, say
ing ne had seen 1t on the evening OF July
10, 1892, receiving 1t from one Sullivan,
tho name on the book being John Car
roll Advanced 90 on it and the Sullivan
who pawned it was the one tried for
the murder OF Hoswell.
On cross-exami lon, in reply to MIR.
Brennan, said: CT first saw Sullivan at a
quarter OF ten in the evening and he
wanted ~ on the watch. but ] said
could not give it as the watch was out of
order and-eeaid- advance g ON IL.
Sullivan went out and came back in
few moments, lett the watch and re-
ceived s3.''
Daniel u. Sullivan was the next wit
ness called on the behalf of the State.
lie csmo into the Court room with
deputy sheriff and as he took the witness
stand he cast short sharp glance ct
Dalton, who seemed as unmoved by il as
he has been by any OF the testimony yet
Introduced.
The first question asked by the At
torney General was: "Do you know the
defendant, Marin Dalton? The reply
wss, ''yes sir" the next was did you
ever see his watch?' holding up the one
that had been identified by Pawnbroker
Wiley. Again the reply was in the
affirmative sni the witness stated he re-
ceived the watch from Dalton at s o'clock
on the evening of July 10, 1891. In reply
to other questions Sullivan said he had
met Dalton on the same day at IL q. m,
and in the afternoon went to East Provi-
dence with him shortly after o'ciockf in
the afternoon. After arriving in East
Providence he went with Dalton to the
house OF Anthony &. Hssweil whom he
described as his uncle. Also went there
again shortly after o'clock in the even
ing. He went into the house the latter
time with Dalton and saw MIR. and Mrs.
Haswell there, after some talk In which
Dalton referred TO them as uncle, and
aunt. Mr.. Haswell brought out some
papers which treated CT some property
Dcl.on and himself took a car and rode
to Tockwotten Park. There all three
| changed cars and rode TO the mort b.
| Sullivan said there was another man on
| the seat In the second car with Dalton
and HasweIl, while he sat two seats be-
hind them.
Witness got of the car, came down
street:and at the hour he before testified
TO met Dalton and after the watch was
pawned went to McGough's saloon from
which place Dalton disappeared and the
witness did not see him until he saw
him at the jail last June.
The first question asked by Genera
whether the witness was not under lif'
sentence for the crime of murder. Coun
Gil then devoted a great deal of time tS
Sullivan's statements OF what he had
done when he left the car.
After recess General Brennan coptin
ued his cross-examination of Sullivan
The latter gave the same account Of hi
actions after leaving the car as he did
when he told the story as witness a
his own trial. Dalton had little silve
chain during the Gay but he did not se
the chain when he offered the watch I,
witness. The reason given for not loan
ing the money to Dalton was witnes
wanted 1t tn go to New York. Firs
heard his name was used in connection
with the murder in New York, and frs
heard this old man had been murdered
the following day from the papers. Re
NAMED in New York until arrested b.
Detective Sampson. Witness then repeat
ed his testimony in regard to Daison'
leaving him an McGough's saloon.
At the conclusion OF the cross exa nina
tion OF Sullivan the states case wa
finished. The court adjourned.
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