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l^niisvilH* Mid from thniof to OlivK.imty, Texas. I went to Ifni. I'M-mere in June Mid stayed live or nil weeks. Went from there into the Indian Nation, a distance of 120 miles. I returned to Mm. Palmer's when 1 heard of the Winston robbery, because I tup*posed I would he looked for as having a baudlaud in it. While away on that trip Iheard of the lllue Cut rohtwry. When 1 left Tennessee I instructed my wife to go to Getters) Shelby and sea if anything could lie done for me. as 1 wanted to surrender if I could have a fair and impartial trial. I told her if nothing could he done to go to her brother's In lt;’iilifomia. which she did. In Texas my health was had. From there I went to Tennessee and Virginia Mid North Carolina, looking for a secluded place of resilience. Finally 1 returned to Lynchburg,Virginia. In April I heard of Jesse's assassination. I saw mi iutenriew with Governor Crittenden, in which the Governor stated that when the question was asked, What shout FrMik James? That asiinone of Frank’s friends had ever saidting to bin ................say what he would do.” This gave memi) thing to him about it, he wouldu'tI tope. I might he permitted to give myself up and have a fair trial. 1 had nothing to do with shipping arms into Missouri; was not in the state from thetiiue I went to Tennessee la 1870 towhen I passed through fiom Texas In I Mil. Cross-examination: Went toTennesaein a wagon. Jesse and I separated in southeast Missouri. Don't know wlieie lie went then. Have known Liddell several yean. Remember I tiad an interview with Frank O’Neil. Do not remember whether I made the statement escribed. If so it was a siatemeut make to a newspaper reporter. Hut now 1 am stating facts under oath.THIS XOKNINO** WWIUN.The state next called witnesses In rebuttal iu the Frank James trial. 8. T. 11. Kolina, attorney, and witness for the defense, who was on the train wee recalled, aud numerous witnesses were then introduced who impeached his testimony.Mrs. Jam Hite testified that there was ao physical resemblance between Wood kftte and Frank James.Silas Moms testified that Hltewaa net ea tall aa Frank and bore but little resemblance to him. This closed the case end the court adjourned until Monday, wlien the arguments will commence.WasniNoitiM, Sept. I.—Supervising “ iemaklArchitect Hill is making preparation to resign and go into private business. Uaui k. Sept. 4.—The Goor of theDutch Fast Indies telegraphs that the y tflions. Ttie district in whichtown of Telok was pussibTy totally de-voteanic eistrayed by the recent volcanic erup-thst town is situated, is entirely Imt-re obliteratedcesaible as all the roads are The report of the destruction of Zirin-fine by a tidal wave and the drowuing of lo.uoo people there is oonfirmtd.Gnusvii.uc, Fa., Sept. 4.—Coalminers along the line of the Shenango Alleghany railway are all on theaud•trike because of a reduction of ten cents per ton, except mines at Coal town and Harrisvilie, they having accepted the redaction and gone to work.St. Louis, Sept. 4.—The Fust Die-petch Gallatin special says; The argument in the James trial progressed to-day. Judge Hleklin opened this morning for the state. Glover, at Independence, followed foe the defense and •poke until noon.CONCKKVINU IMICOtUKO.
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Santa Fe Weekly New Mexican Review
Santa Fe, New Mexico, US
Thu, Sep 06, 1883
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