* (U ills II Vi II ti t?«r.Crowds of people from blenville and the adjac ent country gathered to view the victims “f the tragedy and to hear the inquest. The Stanjmko was re-presented by I). K. P. ilibbs. Esq.. Mr. I.uce for the Enterprise, Mr. Elude for the Lite, and several newspaper men of Austin were present to report for their own and the daily papers. We have full notes of all the facts, but finding that the stenographer’s report ot ike testimony taken at the inquest is more complete than any other that can well he written, we have decided to give that instead of our own. Coroner \on Jierg, assisted by Countv Attorney I odd and sheriff Mitehtf' empanelled a jury composed as follows •John Larron, lt;;. W. (ieesey, Fred Carter, ti J\ Davidson. Win. Gait and ('has.°,1II1*V?}^ dunng Saturday afternoon and until late ijn the evening were engaged in taking tiie testimony of the witnesses which we append in full as follows:THE TESTIMONY. IPinko ClimeHk sworn*— Mv imnm num.Him-liV 4 o shU; m .his county When J An Si '1', irol?'» * ww Joseph C’. and Frankl.unachek here ] v at.no hack ahout 7 ora o’clock last evening, the lcth of R '.runrv. When ? ,5 m the house alter putting aw- the horses thev• a’. ‘V*'. t a, rllair, and mv UMI** girl Rosa .wl me to take the history and read- |( y in ifc:'Za a • ! you, I ruii not mini?r\ 99 \■ajtedm to Joe and asked wbei. S^as-: ! UUOr ' lt,/K r he was out or not a* 1 'as i M'*lt; huuaeiiHk and my wife said »I' is out a g.xnj Jille. He Was gone ^Li S h'i i n/Ji *l:”* om‘;i Kood rnanv miles i•'I.e. dkii K and t (H. ijieneed eating. When1 1 i1 • .tin,: i *lt;„,k ue paper ami eonSan ml' y!!Z wT :'lt “ear me, , ' / . 'Ch.-u iJiad rtud a v'Hie. tlie\ ' ■ ,tlt;J M ‘'lK lt;i the dishes. Altera wh• 1 v ‘vlt; uv. dour*. They were gettingW V V: fr* *lul V'M ‘V- Ms wasyJSi 11!.- W* « ••stock1ikditlt;i (in i ' k’ ' tx\ thinly to go to Iedso „lt;** iwo Idvuw *\v hiin lastlaw?