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Wholesa'e and Rotail Dealers in Hard Soft ani Blossburg e @ VO A B W. H. EIBLEY, Manager, Office, 88 Main 8t. Yard, on C. R. I, M & ot. P. Rallwey, s B, J, Blton. M D., 0. H, P.snd C, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON 332 K0Ale Bioadway, Councll Blufls THE DAILY BEE--SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1884 COUNCIL_BLUFFS ADDITIONAL LOOAL NEWS, TRIED FOR MURDER. The Fifth Day of Dr, Oross' Trial for the Murder of Dr, McKune— Continuation of the Testimony, Special Correspondence to THE Brk, Guexwoon, lows, March 12, THURSDAY'S PRUCE! 08 — AFTERNOON REPORT CONTIN At that tlme on my way home De, McKune overtook we, As he was going down a slight gradea tug became un- fastoned. I atopped and offered to asist him. Just then Dr. Cross drove past. McKune said: “That man fears neither God nor man.” That if a wolf and Crow were at large and both wers to be shot, he thought the man ought to be shot first. He said something about Cro’s belpg “a mean man,” 1 can't glve exact words used. I did not use the word “'shoot” till after Judge Hubbard sug- goated It. JAMES MATHISON 7. F. BROADE This witness had prepared a map show- ing locatlen of pointa connected with the tragedy, This map was ident!fied and admittad as being correct. WILLIAM H, TAYLOR, Resldo at Red Oak and bave lived there fifteen years. In the fall of 1883 I was working for Jones, the liveryman, at his atable on Maln street. It waswhile the fair was in progress. Soon after the clock struck 6 I was standing on the side- walk waiting for Jones, That was the evening Dr. McKone was killed. From where I stcod I could look along Firat avenue and my view was unobstructed. I saw a man croes Pearl street and follow a man who had ¢ome sround Woodbury's corner, going west. The man who was shead did not look back, The man be- hind was on “‘kind of a dog trot.” He caught up with him between the firat and second tree. Then the rear man struck the other in the back of his head with his left hand. When he struck this blow they were necar the building. He was right behind him when he struck the blow. The head man c>uld not see him; the head man did not fall, he only stag- gered. Then he struck him agaln; struck him In the face. Then there was a strug- gle; blows passing. The next thing was a plstol shot; Isaw the smoke, but did not ece the man fall, They were olinched, and the rear man had the other by the coat collar;'I think bearivg him down. As the strugglo advanced the parties moved to the westward slightly. At the tima the shot was fired both were on the walk, The red-whiskered man was fac- ing me; the other's back was toward me at the time the shot was fired. Soon sfter the second blow was struck the shot was fired. Idid, not notice avy other persona near thess men. As £oon as the shot was fired I went over at onca. The rear man wes Jylng on the ground dead. One man had lost bis hat; it was retarned to him and he left. I wrote a letter to De, Croes and told him what I had seen and that I would have done the same thing he did. I have talked with lawyer Baldwin about this cass and with a man Cross eent to Red Osak to see me. I came hera voluntarily and without a subpoona, Co. 8app’s cross-examina'ion was hers interrupted by the adjournment of court. GiLeNwoon, Iows, March 13.—Fifth Day.—Defendants attorneys flled deposl- tlons of a number of persons in Baltl mcra a8 to Cross’ cheracter while a resi- dent of that clty. The state filed objec- tions and motlon to suppress. The first witness was SARAH BROOKS,' Ilive at Counctl Bluffs. My husband is a furnstore deaier. I knew McKune, also have known Cross about four years, 11y | I romember the evening McKune was killed. I was oa Broadway that evening. I know whera Cross lives, ~ It was about 6 o'clook, I wentup Broadway a short distance and turned down Pearl street to Woodbury's corner, then went esst across Pearl. 1'met Oroeson tho crossing, Me- Kune was standlng on sidewslk In front of Shugart’s bullding. He was looking at Cross in a cro’s and angry manner. 1 was frightened at hls appearance. Dr. Oross smiled a3 he passed mo. He passed me on my left hand. Dr. McKune pass- edme after I reached the sidewalk. He had a very fiercs and_avgry appearance. (Last stitement excluded by the cours,) He was s20ldinz and looking at Cross. was on my way home at the time. I did not hear the report of a plstol. I\ DERSKEN, Live at Council Bluffs, am a barber. Hava known Croas about four years 1 remember when McKune way killed, Saw Cross the second day after the shoot ing. Texsmined his head, Thers was a cut over the left cye, aiso on the bridge of the note There wasa ra'ssd lump on the back of his head. His throat was also scratched and s'ightly swollen I have attended him at my shop sincc that time, FRANK SCANLAN, Live at Council Bluffs, My father is a butcher, 1 lived with Dr. Crcsy. 1 knew McKune, I rexcmber when he was kill- ed. Thad been sent on an errand just before he was killed. Mrs, (ross sent me, It was about slx o'clock. I met Dr. Cross near the Citizen's bank, He sent me to get a balf dollar changed, As I returned I saw McKune strike Oross on the back of the head. Cross staggered and he struck him again, The struggle took place between the first and second tree near Woodbury's corner. McKune had Cross by the throat. Then the shot was fired and McKane fell, This witness could remember nothing about the evidence before Judge Ayles- worth. He steadily answered: ““I don't remember.” I never talked with Dr, Cross about the cis3 but talked with Baldwin and Oross’ brother, The mest of the foranoon was congnm ed_by Col. Sapp, raading from the rec- ord in Aylesworth’s court, and laylng the foundation for the impsachment of the witness. The next witness was MRS, CROSS, She was quite pale, slightly nervous and evidently far from baing well. She testified: 1 am the wife of Dr. Cross; we were married ia Baltimore npunt ten years ago, We moved to Coun: cil Bluffs In the lstter part of Ostober, 1879, 1 knew McKune by s'ght only, and knew whera he lived; also the loca tion of his store. 1 remember the even- Ing he was killed. A thort time before the occurrence my husband acd 1 were in the yard playing with the dogs. went to the window of 8 nelghbot and had some conversation with he had gent te boy Frank after some baking powder, He didn’c get the right kind sod 1 sent him back. I wanted the “Roya).” The defente sought to show what con- vorsatlon took place between Croes and wife that evening, shortly before the killing and just priotr to his leaving the house. They were not permitted to do thi Adjourned. AFTERNOON SESSION, Mre. Cross continued: We went Into the house. The doctor chang:d his coat. The boy went toget change. I told Cross as he went out that he would meet the boy and get the change, He had not boen gone five minites when I heard the shot, 1 went to thesidewalk and saw my husband standlog n the walk, A man was Jylng on the ground. T asked him what was the matter. He sa “Ihis ecoundrel struck me——" (Inter- rupted and ordered from the record.) He handed me two quarters, We ocame home, I saw that his hand was wounded. He fell on the office floor, falnting. 1 bathed his head with cold water, We then bandaged his hand. He complained of a pain in the head, Tke back of head was brulsed, There were some scratches on his face. 1 heard Mrs, Bal- lard’s evidence about Dr. Cross threaten- ing to kill McKune. Dr. Cross made no such statements as defailed by her. Three or four times at our house my hus- band was weraedto be on his guard. Mrs, Ballard sald he was a very bad man; that the doctor shonld be careful and take cara of himself. That he was liable to ba attacked at any fime. I went to the jail the next day after the doctor's arrest. I eaw tho scratches on his face. the swollen lump on the back of his aead and the dissoloration about the throat, The ehot was firad soon after G o'clock, GEORGE WOOLEVER, Live at Council Bluffs, Idid not know McKune, I was building a house for Me. Lowery the dsy of the homicide. I was returning from my work in the even- ing, through the park, as I was near the grand stand, 1 saw too men scufiling on the walk north cf the park. I had gone bat a fow ataps and heard a shot, 1 saw nothing more. DR. E. D. CROSS, Iam the defendant. I was born in Baltimora forty-two years sgo, I re- moved to Council Blutfs in 1879, where I have sinee resided. I remember the time 1 killed Dr. McKune. I was out in the yard with my wife, He talked a few minutes with Mrs, Horton. My wife wanted some meat for the doge. 1 went to Sackett’s but did not enter. I met him and Mra. Sargent. I met my boy at the corner. I sent him to the postoffice to get change. I passed a lady on the croseing. I was golng west, near the corner of Woodbury’s. I heard some ons coming up quickly behind me and then I recelved a terrible blow from be- hind and I nearly fell. He struck me again several blows, then he took me by the throat and gald: “I'll kill you now, you s—o—a—b—h.” Imanaged toget out my revolver. He loosened his grip on my throst and we began a straggle for the possesslon of the revolver. I suc ceeded in turning the revolver toward him and pulled the trigger. He fell. Sargeant came upand asked me what was the matter. 1 said, **This scoundrel struck me down from behind and 1 had to kill him to save my life,” Then I went to my office and fainted. The officers soon came in. There was a lump back of my lefcear. The bone of my nose was broken. The wound on my hand was dressed and I went to jall. When he had me by the throat I did the best I could to loosen_ his hold. 1 was near the second {ree when he struck the first blow. It was near the crossing back of the office where the shot was fired. He was on the outeide of the walk; I on the inside, next to the fence. When we were struggling for the posses- sion of the plstol he was a little to the west of me. The pistol was turned toward me, and In the stroggle I succeed- ed In turniog it toward him and fired. I was dazed by the blows and choking, and can’t tell ust how long the actual con- fllct lasted. In December, 1880, we had some tronble about the Dellah Nichclson case. met McKune, in December; 18580; we walked a short distance together near the Northwestern depot. He said: *‘If I have any trouble about this matter (the Nicholson difficulty) I will make a sud- den ending to your practice in Council Bluffs.” He ehook his fist at me; his face was very red; the velns of his neck stood ont, 1 was introduced to McKune at the art exhibition some time after I arrlved at the Bloffe. Our relations up to the time of the Nicholson trouble were friendly. After that he scowled at me when he passed me, A short time before the tragedy he ehook his fist at me and cursed me, The day I killed him he patsed me oa the street. He scowled atms and struck sagaintt me as wo passed. That was the last time 1 saw him until. the final struggle. 1 heard the testimony of A. B. Nicho- las yesterday. 1 made no threats against McKane in his store or in his preeence. We did have sgme talk about the abortion cage. He eald McKune might injure me. I sald if he attacked me I would try to defend myself, I made no threats against McKune in Mra. Ballard’s presence as detailed by her yeetorday. She eald he was liable to poleon my well, or kill my horse, or burn my house, or strike me down in the night? met Mrs, Metcalf onca at her house. I made no thraats in her pretence against McKune, 1 know Mr., Gi. W, Roblnson, 1 think be lives near Avoca, he 18 a son-in-law of Mrs, Ballard. I never had such a con- versation with him as he testified to. PERSONAL. Joel Eaton, the gas man, returned yester- day from St. Louis, J. W. Squire and family leave to-day for & trip through the sunny south, Ernest Hart has returaed from Kaosas, where he has been settling his brother's large oatate, Frank Haliday, who lives on Washiogton avenue, rejoices in being the father of a bouncing boy. Mies Cora Marble has returned from a three months' visit in Fremont, Neb, much improved in health, George Kellogg now drinks nothing but ar- tesian well water, which he goes four miles for and brings back in a two gallon jug. It acts as an appetizer on George and be is fast regainiog his health and weight, which is a little under two hundred pourds, J. H, Mountain has returned from Ch where he received the appointment of weetern traveling agent for the Nisgara Line and the Grand Trunk railway, with beadquarters at Kansas City, to take effect April Iat. Mr. Mountain has been connected with several railroads and has bad nearly twenty years' experienc) in the passenger and ticket busiuees, having bean the first man to open & local railway ticket office in Kansas City, eightzen years ago when that city wae semall burg. He will reman here at the 0 sden house with hij family before going to Kansas City, IT WAS LOADED. A Boy Killed and His Mother Seri. ously Injared, A fa‘alaccident oconrced wert of Tabor Sunday moruing Jast, the particulars of which are given by the Nonconformliet The sffalr was at the home of Barnett Folden. It appears the children in tome way knocked the sife over, on which was a loaded shotgun, and the gun striking, dissharged both barrels. The oldest son, a lad of 17 or 18 years, was in range, and recelved both char one etrik- Ing in the back part of the neck almost severing his head; the other entered above the hip, passed through the body in an ugly manner. He llved for three hours, when death re- lleved him. The mother was also in range, and received a number of shot about the neck, but at latest accounts the extent of her Injurics are not definitely known., It a terrible ocourrencs, and the grief of the family Is shared by the entire community, ———— A Kentacky belle glotles in a hoad of Linir which is five foot ten Inches long. All;Sorts of hurts and many sorts of ails of mat and beast need a cooling lotion, _ Mustang Liniment. SPECIAL NOTICES. 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