The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-08
EVIDENCE AS TO THE DELTCACY
None Baked on the Day Claimed by
the Defendant.
WITNESSES WHO ARE NOT TRAITORS.
One Juror Under the Influence of Liquor
Greatly DiSturbS the Courts
Peace.

WOODLAND, Jan. AFTER an adjourn
ment of a day and half the Appelman
trial was resumed this afternoon. The
court was much annoyed because one OF
the Jurors was under the influence OF
louor. Restaurant pies were much In
evidence: indeed but little else was
talked about. B. o. Lynn baked some on
,July s. George Glderseeve was cook In
an A. r. U. restaurant on the 18th OF July.
There were no pies there that day. The
last cooked were on July 8.
In the eross-examination the witness
testified that he went out with the strikers,
but did not sanction the commission OF
crime.
The court called Hart to order for &C.
cusing the witness of stabbing friends In
the back. Such language. he said, was
improper. Witness said he made state
ment to Tim Lee, who told him to come
here and testify.
"Why did you obey Tim Lee and come
here without being subpenaed p asked
Hart.
"Well, when witnesses for the company
are told to come here and testify they
generally do as told" replied the witness,
Mrs. Cunningham testified positively
that there were no pies in the restaurant OF
the 18th of July. General Hart en-
deavored to have a little fun at her e1-
pense, but he caught tartar.
'Did you send a note in this room
while ago ?" queried General Hart.
mo. SIR"
"Did any one send a note at your re-
quest?"
"No, sir"
"How can you say that in as largo a
kitchen as that there were no piesP"
Twas there to look around"
what were you doing there, looking
around?"
"I had an interest there. One or the
men roomed at my house."
Had you no other reason for being
there?"
Eyes, sir: wanted to see the soldiers"
ANY other reason?"
"Well, /, like you would have done,
went down to see the excitement"
"Where did you live before you went to
| Sacramento"
SIN Butte County, at my daughters.
"Who is your daughter"
"Doyou know any one in Butte CountyT'
Queried the witness.
II know everybody" replied the at
torney.
"One of my daughters is Mrs. Myers"
said the witness.
"Who is the other?"
Mrs. John Boyle"
81 don't know them" admitted the
lawyer.
IF you did you would know some
mighty fine people," remarked the witness.
Ibid you sympathize with the strikers"
Eyes"
"Have you turned traitorP"
"No, sir"
"Why are you here to testify against ons
of the strikers?"
~ am not here to testify against Mr..
Appelman. I don't know him. l have
not anything against him. If could do
nything to clear him / would do So"
John Crone testified to the circumstances
of the runaway in Sacramento, fixing the
time at 10 o'clock. The defendant fixed
the time at IL 80 o'clock.
r. Ii. Buckingham testified that be saw
the witness in Washington on July II,
between 10 and II o'clock. He had a gun
on his shoulder and said he was going TO
shoot jaekrabbts. The witness said
Choppers reputation was good.
James Strader swore that ne resides in
Washington. He went over TO Sacra-
mento on July II, between 10 and IL
o'clock, and met Appelman on the bridge
going to the Yoo side. The direct testi-
mony was not shaken by the cross-exami-
nation.
The prosecution has five more witnesses
to call in rebul tai.