Hide Article Text (OCR)
J po-pnn-thoivoryIETV.Fineat tbeeatcd,I Robimanroung them Jquire bond Hisr wasano had a conversation with Lauo, which witness did not hear. Win. Rozell was soen passing tho house and Ladd tried to get out the trout door but was prevented and went out the back way unarmed, in wit ne-is’ opinion. Four shots were fired, and Ladd leturned. Smith and the women lelt the house; then a iusillade of rocks and bullets was begun on the back part of the house. One of the bullets struck Ladd in the neck. He went to a mirror to examine the wound; then, telling witness he was going home, and for him to take care of the buggy and horse, he took his gun and left the j house, and witness saw biin no more.The witness went home by a circuitous route, taking the revolver, which bad not been discharged atall, with bim.Adda Bundy, who was betrothed to the deceased, and Lewis Means, a young colored mao, corroborated Evans as to the occurrences at the house. Miss Bundy followed tbe crowd that pursued Ladd, and saw several shots fired at him.! John Davis was on the street, and when tho firing commenced started in the store of James Tenrplin. As he entered the door he was shot in the foot bv SGmo one in front of tbe Bundy House, whom he did not know. Several other witnesses testified to seeing what transpired on the street.William and Henry Rozoil came out of tbe latter’s place, armed, and went to the Bundy House, whe^e the shooting begun. No one saw Ladd with any weapon or saw him fire a shot. Erastus Burch tracked Ladd through the snow in the evening, and found his gun,.undischarged, a quarter of a mile from the town. Doctors Rogers and Clapper, who conducted the post-mortem examination of the deceased, testified M to the nature of tbe wounds. Tho counsel for the defendant objected to all evidence of what occur ret in the town, as the defendant now on trial was not present, but t’io evidence was admitted ovtr tocir objection.h:V?ibc€NcBumS )T5CdoeranB1inththtbstienotrethruinthPccniTwitnfctltlt;citiis*P8!saSbtrncipled/florad overing. etc to-a hunt5 metrning it and Rentedto Cute, Ebeum,isr-Lost.Thursday, May 8th, two checks, one on tho Fanners Bank, signed bv 8. H. Godman, payable to Fisher cCroight]for $50, the other on the Farmers Bank, signed by S. II. Godman and payable to Mrs. Stoop for $10.50. The finder leaving the same at tbe Herald office or at my store, will be suitably rewarded. Payment on the checks has been•topped. Fishir McCreioht.48d6ttAIIII1I11{or noPiles, Pile*, Piles.LOOSE’S RED CLOVERilt;Ait
Newspaper Details
Muncie Daily Herald
Muncie, Indiana, US
Wed, May 14, 1890
Page 2
Full Page
Clipped by
Darin S.
USA 04 Nov 2019
Other Publications Near Muncie, Indiana
Muncie Daily Telegraph
Muncie Delaware County Telegraph
Muncie Telegraph
Muncie National Republican
Muncie Indiana State Journal
