Evening star., 1900-08-02
CALEB = POWERS TRIAL
A WITNESS REBUKED FOR ALLEGED
STUMP SPEAKING IN COURT.
Testimony Indicating That Wharton
Golden Said He Was Paid for
Statements.

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John Stamper, brother-ln-ia" OF marion
Golden, was recalled today in the trial of
Caleb Powers charged with completely in
.ho 5,,o,o, .hoo,;,, ~, us,rioks of tho
nrosacut,on questioned him as TO the part
he took in getting republicans from Scott
county to go to the state capital on January
% He answered that he secured quite
number. On redirect examination Stamper
said his conversations with Golden regard
ing the money he (Golden) was to receive
for convictions were confidential, but that
he made them publfc because a mans life
was in ieonardv
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ne "i'hesS shouiu ifol n'aAe STUMP
speeches In the court house.. said Judge
Cantrill, sharply.
oe.
Stamper declared ne had never been au-
thorized by any one to offer money to Col
den to leave the state before the trial His
,,,ar,,or,, VA ,,aor ,,f,a.,,al, si,,o. .atorrr
:, ..s.a 80 ,Siyo. =.
ment OF court yesterday, and he desired TO
correct the statement made then that his
offer of 5000 to Golden was after talking
with Caleb Powers the defendant He said
he had the conversation with Golden before
talking to Powers
me oelehse caiied II L. mcclure OF Lex
aSked him If W1fness Gn,dsn b,d NOT I'D
to him that Youtsey was a fool for talking
s-.-N 4ANs 90 SS.ie' 'ee
~; I'd ne Ncolaeip iiau ilAea II before ne tola
tion objected and vas s1stained nv the
court. An exception was taken.
Orders to First Regiment
Col n ~ ,,o,, 20 ~ -.
hsa- VI the 10. >ehtuehy
National Guard, followed He produced
two kilograms received at Louisville on the
day of the shooting at pm containing
only tho words "Au rigbt ;, ord signad n
All iisii'' anu SisHeo ~
n Colner, adJutant general. Also letter
from Collier. explaining that the words
All right meant for the witness to come
70 frankfort and bring regiment and
Gathng gun On cross-examination the
prosecution read this letter to show that
Collier had sent the kilograms before. and
not after, noon Col Mengal produced
orders signed by Governor Taylor for the
movement OF the regiment to Frankfort.
ne said ne could not explain why the order
was ISSUED on January lS the date 1t bore,
anu hot expected untll the 5oth instant. In
the order Iaylor directed him to obey ''all
Gon ~ a, anu sishais given MIN oy AdJt.
Starban r. Sh,
- - " ohai pc ol lexington, cnalr-
,,ah ,ba VI .iie in1ul'talneers n meeting held on
6nca9 tba VI ,ne c'apisoi January 20 pro.
mea+in. o anu ie'oiu'iohs oi that
c, ,
c.EoRcEyroyyN " A,,,,,,.t a.
oft.rnoon sa,s,or, Co1 Ca,,,r,te,, ,...aI-A,
The dar.,a.- ~ &c. W. a..
tt.rv escor+ 70 a,,oda a,r.,,. 90 ,,s -,
80. % ~, o. - "
-. - re-
-. ,,, No .o'u i,o'
S;oo a "a. ,l,al i Gn accouiit Oh poii.icai preJu-
-, 49, Siu aLso pecause OF Inc SioUo re-
va Saiu c iuiu appropriated Dy the legislature
III CaiI,poeil saH:
~. s,oo oo" ~ 10, uo you NOT Know tnat OF
sts oot 80. Iui!u app Iopr,htea the sum OF
'as s,a .eiiieis s., III tae hahos Oh the conmis-
IT, v,,i..,sSu uituso
+,i no wltiieH5 80 saio ne Leu no knowledge OF
sns1apoas p.' o- -. tss 80 c.teu various
5st., - ~ H. nc eonstfue as hostlie
E.Lsore ui' ti tHe ps,I " tne people OF
nnrahers,e .ttn Hncn iicIeaseo ms
bt i,iiira a ~ ms satety there ana
t an,',.t - u pe tfleo peiore rank
i'i1 w. ooun.s M July.
I, 90 - I~ I,ia.ioii n was eoHciuoeo AT
- t, -, 1u quit 'he witness
~, "tiele ne h~u oeeh since ~ o CLOCK
ouaS tS HUI hns' VI totai OF sixteen
IT, ,oe
ne uei1nse ie1t . caheo r arton God
ti sn, "iio tnTs uesiitu 70 ihterrosate 1or the
pui po9e VI iayiiis tiie loul9ation 1or a con-
aii'tIo5 ne was asked concerning an
aIieSeu conversation with Lexington news