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TEIED FOB MURDER ,
Tlio Fifth Day of Dr. Cross' Trlnl ftar
the Murder of Dr. Blcltnno
Continuation of the
Testimony ,
Special Correspondence to TUB BEE.
GLENWOOD , Iowa , March 12.
THURSDAY'S PROCEEDINGS AFTERNOON
RETORT CONTINUED JAMES MATHISON
At that tlmo on my way homo Dr.
McKuno overlook roe , As ho waa going
down a slight grade a tug became un
fastened. I stopped and offered to aitUt
him. Just then Dr. Cross drove past.
MoKuno said : "That man fears neither
God nor man. " That if n wolf and Cro-a
were at largo and both wera to bo shot ,
ho thought tbo man ought to bo shot
first. IIo eaid something nboat Cro's
being "a mean man. " I can't glvo exact
words used. I did not use the word
' 'shoot" till of Hubbard
tor Judge tug-
jested It.
.1. F. DIIOAD11ECK.
This witness had prepared a map show
ing location of paints connected with the
tragedy , This map was identified and
ndrntltsd na being correct.
WILLIAM II. TAILOR.
Roildo at Hod Oak and have lived
; here fifteen years , In the fall of 1883
[ was working for Jones , the liveryman ,
it his stable on Main street. It waiwhite
.ho . fair was in progress. Soon after the
clock struck G I wai eUudlnt ; on the side
walk waiting for Jono3. That was the
evening lr. ) McKuno was killed. From
wlioro 1 stcod I could look along First
avcnno and niy view was unobstructed. I
MW a man cross Pearl street and follow a
man who had come around Woodbury'a
corner , going treat. Tno man who wai
ihead did not look back. The man be-
ilnd was on "kind of a dog trot. " Ho
caught up with him between the
irat and second treo. Then the roar man
struck the other In tha back of his head
with his left hand. "When ho struck this
jloTr they wore near the building. Ho
was right behind him when ho struck the
blow. The head man ciuld not see him ;
the head man did not fall , ho only stag
gered. Then ho strnck him again ; struck
him In the face. Then there was a strug
gle ; blows passing. The next thing was
a pistol shot ; I saw the smoke , but did
not see the man fall. They wore clinched ,
and the rear man had tbo other by the
coat collar ; * ! think bearing him down.
As the struggle advanced the parties
moved to the westward slightly. At the
limo the shot wai fired both troro on the
walk. The red-whiskered man was fac
ing me ; the other's back was toward mo
at the time the shot was fired. Soon
after the second blow was struck the shot
was fired. I did. not notice any other
persona near these men. As soon as the
shot was fired I went over at onco. The
rear man was lying on the ground dead.
Ono man had lost bis hat ; it was returned
to him and ho left. I wrote a letter to
Dr. Grots and told him what I had seen
and that I would have done the same
thing ho did. I have talked with lawyer
Baldwin about this cass and with a man
Cross cent to Rd Oak to see mo.
I came hera voluntarily and without a
subpoena.
Col. Sapp'a cross-ezamina'ion ' was here
interrupted by the adjournment of court.
GLENWOOD , Iowa , March 13. Fifth
Day. Defendants attorneys filed deposi
tions of a number of perjons in Baltl
mcra as to Cross' character whllo a resi
dent of that city. The state filed objec
tions and motion to suppress. The first
witness wai
SARAH BROOKS. '
I live at Council Bluffs. My husband
Is a furnsture dealer. I know McKune ,
also have known Crosi about four years.
I remember the evening McKuno was
killed. I was oa Broadway that evening.
I know where Cross lives. It was about
0 o'clock. I went up Broadway a short
distance and turned down Pearl street to
Wbodbury'u corner , then went east across
Pearl. I met Oroes on the crossing. Mo-
Knno was standing on sidewalk In front
of Shugart's building. Ho was looking
at Cross in a cross and angry manner. 1
was frightened at hln appearance. Dr.
Cross smiled 111 ho paised mo. He passed
mo on my loft hand. Dr. McKune pass
ed mo after I reached the sidewalk. Ho
had a very ficrca and angry appearance.
( Last sUtempnt excluded by the court. )
Bo was soldin ? and looking at Cross. I
'
was on my way'homo at the timo. I did
not hear the report of a pistol.
r. DERSKEN.
Live at Council Bluff ? , nm a barbar.
Hava known Cross about four years 1
remember when AleKuno wai killed.
Saw Cross the second dsy after the shoot
ing. I examined his head. Thera was
a cut ever the left eye , aiso on the bridge
of the note There was a ra'snd lump
on the back of his head. His throat
was also scratched and s'ightly swollen
1 have attended him at my shop since
that tlmo.
FRANK SCANLAN.
Live at Council Blnflg. My father is a
butcher. I lived with Dr. Crcaj. I know
MoKune , I r err ember fllien ho was bill-
id. I had been sent on an errand just
before ho was killed. Mrs. Cross sent
no. It was about six o'clock. I mot
Dr. Cross near the Citizen's bank. He
lent mo to got a half dollar changed. As
1 returned I saw McKnno strlko Cross on
he back of the head. Orcsi staggered
md ho struck him again. The struggle
ook place between the first and second
; ree near Woodbury's earner. MoKune
lad Cross by the throat. Then the shot
was fired and McKano fell ,
This witness could remember nothing
about the evidence before Jndgo Ayles-
worth. Ho steadily answered : "I don't
remember , "
I never talked with Dr. Cross about
the 083 but talked with Ba'dwln and
Cross' brother.
The most of the fcranoon was consum
ed by Col. S pp , reading from the record
ord in Aykaworth'b court , and laylnf
the foundation for
the impaachmcnt o
the witness.
The next witness was
JIBS. CROSS.
She was quite pale , slightly norvon
and evidently far from being well.
She testified : 1 am thawife cf Dr
Cross ; wo woto married in Baltlmon
about ten years ago , Wo moved to Conn
cil Bluffs In the htior part of October
1879. I knew McKuno by sight only
and knew whera ho llvoij also the loca
non of bis store. I remember the even
Ing he was killed. A ihort time btfor
the occurrence my huibind and I were ii
the yard playing with the dops. W
went to tha window of a nelghboi'd hous
and had some conversation with her.
had sent t o boy Frank alter some bakin
powder. He didn't got the right kin
ind I ent him back , I wanted th
"Royal. "
The defense sought to show what cor
Torsatlon took place between Grots and
wife that evening , ihottly before the
killing and just prior to his leaving the
house. They were not permitted to do
thii.
thii.Adjourned. .
AFTERNOON SKSS10N ,
Mrs. Cross continued : Wo went Into
the house. The doctor changtd his coat.
The boy wont to got change. I told
Cross as ho went out that ho would moot
the boy and get the change. Ho bad not
boon gone five minutes when I heard the
shot. I wont to the sidewalk and saw
my husband standing n the walk. A
man was lying on the ground. I asked
him what was the matter. Ho said :
'This io3undrol struck mo " ( Inter
rupted and ordered from the record. ) Ho
handed mo two quarters. Wo came
homo. I saw that his hand was wounded.
Ho loll on the office iloor , fainting. 1
bathed his head with cold water. Wo
then bandaged his hand , Ho complained
of a pain In the head. The back of his
head was bruised , There were some
scratches on his f eo. I heard Mrs , Bal-
lard's evidence about Dr. Crosi threaten
ing to kill McKuno. Dr. Cross made no
such statements as detailed by her.
Throe or four times at our house my hus
band was warned to bo on his guard. Mrs.
Ballard said ho was a very bad man ;
that the doctor should bo careful and take
care of himself. That ho was liable to
attacked at any lime. I went to the
jail the next day alter the doctor's arrest.
I taw the scratches on his face , the
swollen lump on the back of his ncad
and the discoloration about the throat ,
The ehot was firad soon after 0 o'clock.
OEOIiaE WOOLEVER.
Live at Council Blufl * . I did not know
McKuno. I was building a house for
Mr. Lowery the day of the homicide. I
was returning from my work in the even
ing , through the park , as I was near the
grand stand , I saw too men scutlllng on
the walk north cf the park. I had gone
but a few staps and heard a shot , 1 saw
nothing more.
more.DR. . E. D. CRCteS.
I am the defendant. I was bom in
Baltimore forty-two years ego. I re
moved to Council Blulls in 1871) ) , whore I
have since resided. I remember the
tlmo 1 killed Dr. McKuno. I was out in
the yard with my wife , Ho talked a few
minutes with Mrs. Horton. My wife
wanted some moat for tha dogs. I wont
to Sackott'a but did not ontor. I mot
him and Mra. Sargent. I met my boy at
the corner. I sent him to the postofiico
to get change. I. passed a lady on the
crossing. I was going west , near the
ornor of Woodbury's. I hoard aomo
no coming np quickly behind mo and
hen I received a terrible blow from bond -
( nd and I nearly fell. Ho struck mo again
everal blows , then ho took mo by the
hroat and said : "I'll kill you now , you
o a b h. " I managed to got out
ny revolver. Ho loosened his grip on
ly throat and wo began a straggle for
, ho possession of the revolver. I snc-
eoded In turning the revolver toward
Im and pulled the trigger. Ho fell ,
iargeant came np and atked mo what
ras the matter. I said , "This scoundrel
truck me down from behind and 1 had
kill him to save my life , " Then I
went to my office and falntod. The
dicers soon came in. There was a
urnp back of my If ft ear. The bono of
ny nose was broken. The wound on
ny hand was dressed and I wont to jail.
Vhen ho had me by the throat I did the
iest I could to loosen his hold. I waa
ear the second tree when ho struck the
rsc blow. It waa near the crossing
ack of the office where the shot was
red. Ho was on the outside of the
walk ; I on the Inside , next to the fence.
When we were struggling for the uosses-
Ion of tbo pistol he was a little to the
treat of mo. The pietol was turned
aid mo , and In the struggle I sncceed-
id In turning it toward him and fired. I
was dazed by the blows and choking , and
isn't tell nat how long the actual con-
let lasted.
In December , 1880 , we had eomo
rouble about the Dcllah Nicholson raso.
net McKune , In December ; 1880 ; wo
alkod a short distance together near the
Northwestern depot. Ho said : "If I
wye any trouble about this matter ( the
Nicholson difficulty ) I will make a and-
Ion ending to your practice In Council
Jluffj. " Ho ehookhla fist at me ; his
'ace was very red ; the veins of his neck
itood ont.
I was introduced to McKuno at the
, rt exhibition some tlmo after I arrived
t the Bluffe. Our relations up to the
line of the Nicholson trouble were
riendly. After that ho scowled at me
dien ho passed mo.
A short time before the tragedy ho
ihcok his fist at mo aud cursad me. The
ay I killed him ho passed mo on the
treot. He scowled pt ma and struck
gaintt mo as we passed. That was the
ast time 1 saw him until , the final
itrnggle.
I hoard the testimony of A. B. Nicho-
as yesterday. I made no threats against
McKnno in his store or In his pretence.
We did have aorao talk about the abortion
: aeo. Ho said McKnno might injure
mo. I said if he attacked mo I would try
'o defend myself.
I made no threats against McKuno In
ilrs , Ballard'a presence as detailed by
or yeetorday. She tald ho was liable to
oleon my well , or kill my horse , or burn
ny homo , or strike mo down in the
ighli
I met Mra. Motcilf one3 at her house ,
made no threats in her protoaco against
iIcKune.
I know Mr. G. W. Robinson. I think
o lives near Avoca , ho is a son-in-law of
Irs. Ballard. I never had each a con-
ersation with him as ho testified to.
PERSONAL.
Joel Eaton , the gas man , returned yester
day from St. Louie ,
J. W. Squlro and family leave to-day for a
trip througli the sonny south.
Ernest llait has returned from Kansas
where ho 1ms been settling his brother's largi
itate ,
Frank Ilallday , who lives on Washlngtor
avenue , rejoices In being tbo father of
bouncing boy ,
Mies Cora Marble lias returned from
three montlia" vlilt In Fremont , Neb , muc
improved m health ,
George Kellofj now drinks nothing but at
tosian well water , which he Jjoes four mile
for and brings back In a two gallon jug. I
acts as an appetizer oa George and ho Is fas
regaining las health and weight , which Is
littla under two hundred pounds ,
J , II , Mountain hag returned from Chicago
where he received the appointment of south
weetern traveling agent for the Ni gra Shor
Line and the Olraml Trunk railway , wit
headquarters at Kansas CUy , to take lfec
April let. Mr , Mountain baa been connfcto
with lateral railroads and has had nearl
twenty years'expcrienom the passenger an
ticket business , having bean the first man t
open a local railway ticket olfice la Kans
City , cijhtjen year * ago when that city ws
email burg. Jla will remain here at tb
0/den home with hii family before going t
Ktngu City ,
IT WAS LOADED ,
A Boy Killed nnrt Ills Mother Sorl-
on sly Ipjnrotl ,
A fa Sal accident occurred wcit of Tabor
Sundfty morting Iftit , the particulars of
which arogivon by the Nonconformist
? ho alFilr was ( it the homo of Bainott
Golden , It nppcnm the children in tome
way knocked the sifo ever , on which was
a loaded ehotgun , and the gun striking ,
ishargcd both barrels. The oldest son ,
a lad of 17 or IS years , was In rnngo , and
ccelvcd both charges , one atrlk-
ng in the back part of
ho neck almost severing his heni ; the
thor ontorcd above the hip , passed
brough the body in an ugly manner. Ho
vod for three hours , when death re
eved him. The mother WAS also iu
angc , and received a number of shot
bout the nook , but at latest accounts the
ixtent of her Injuries arc not definitely
mown. It WAS a terrible occurrence ,
nd the grief of tha family Is shared by
10 entire community.
A Kentucky belle glories in a head of
lair which is live foot ten Inches long.
Air Sorts t of
hurts and many sorts of ails of
man and beast need a cooling
lotion. _ Mustang Liniment.
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WANTS.
7\OK \ 8ALH A $1,000 Soda FounUIn , been U9td
? elx months. It sold at once will ttkol'83 than
i&U price ; also big lot ot ehohlni ; and counters ,
cry cheap , A. J. Uandcl , 325 Broadway , Council
luffs.
71011 SALE. Another hotel In & Ihe KebrajUn
J town , now doing a business < f about 8360 per
month. No other hotel In the placo. Terms liberal.
SWAN & WALKKR
70R SALE OB TRADE. SCO acres ol land In
* Wayne county , Mo. Will traJo for Council
luds city property or Bell cheap for cash , or tart
mo. SWAN & WALKFR.
TTANTS TO TrtADK. Oood Iowa or Nebraska
rV land f or n nmall Block of hardnaro or general
crcbandtso , well located. SUAN & WALKER.
T10K S 4LK A rare chances to | ? ct a fine , n ell Im-
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louncil Bluflj , at a bargain , Low prlco and easy
b\VAN & WALKKR
7\OR \ SALE A good pajinR hotel prorjorty with
1 llyoiy ( table , In one of the best small towns In
cstcrnlowa will sell with or without furniture , or
111 trade for a small farm with ttock etc.
SWAN 4 ; WALKER.
TtOR 8\LK Eighty acres uotmpro\ed land In
" Union couutv , Iowa , 3 } miles south cast of Af-
in , the county ecat , or will trade for Nebraska or
ansoaland. Sn AN & WALKKR.
JWR SALE A 23 aero tract of good land about
1 one and a half ulles from Council Blufli post
office , at a bargain. SWAN & WALKER.
7IOR SALE In Harrison county , Iowa. 320 acres
? grass land , all under fence a tOO acre farm
1th fine Improvement ; , all under cultivation except
0 acres grasi83 acres good grass or pasture land ,
nd several other tracts of from 40 to 160 acres of
nlmpro > cd laud. SWAN & WALKXR.
"TlOK SALE Lands Improved aad unimproved.
" If you want a farm In uoitcrn lena , Kansas
"ebraska or Dakota , let us heir from } ou.
SWAN & WALKER.
, iOR SAtE A lareo number of business and rest-
J tleuco lots In all parts of Council Bluffs. See
3 before j ou buy , SWAN & WALKER ,
R SALE Parties ulahingto buy .cheap lots to
J build on can buy on monthly payments otfrom
2 to 810. SWAN & WALKER
FOR RENT Wo will r nt you n lot to build on
wfth the prlllago to buy If you wish onery
beral term' . , SWAN & WALKER.
riTANTED To correspond with any one wlablne a
TT good lootlon f ir planning mill , sash , door
nd blind manufactory , uo have bulldlnz and
machinery , well located , for sale , lease or tralc ;
SwAN & WALKER.
RENT Large two story fraroo building suit
able fcr warehouse or storage purposes , near
allroad depot. SWAS WALKER.
KKNT oil HAL.C , oj.iulug and grounds
FOR Buitaila for eciall foundry and machine shop ,
Good boiler , engine , cupjla , b'owcr , with flicd shaft-
OK eta. , ready to put in motion.
jji ' SWAM WALKBR ,
U SALE Houses , Lots and Land. A. J.
fitepteiBon , 603 First qcnuo. .
SALE A top-buggy , flrst-tliss make and
FOR cxjellent condition. Or will trade for cheap
ot. Address f. II. Beeolllce , Council BluTs.
-1OAL NI > WOOD George lleaton , 82S Bronl-
J way. sells coal and wood at reasonable prices
h es 2,000 Ibs. for a ton , and 128 cublo for a cord ,
'ry him. ' C j
ANTED Every body in Council Bluffs ) o take
. . TniD i Delivered by carrier at only twenty
, ants a week.
SLD PAPERS For sale at Bil office , al to oei U
J a hundred.
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JOHN FOX ,
Deputy Sheriff and
GiOffice
Office with M. Schurr , Justice ol the Feicc , Ccuncll
Ulufla , Iowa.
Iowa.JACOB
JACOB SIMS ,
ftttorney - at-Law ,
COUNCIL DLUF1S , IOWA ,
Office , Uatn Street , Rooms 7 and 8 , Bbugart an <
L'euo llock. Will practice In S.ate and tate oourti
A. J. MILLER ,
( COLORED )
Hair Cuttiuy and Shctviny.
This is an Equal Riylits Shoj. .
610 Broadway , Council Bluff *
. 80HUBZ.
Jistice ofle Peace
ornoK OVKII IVKKIOAH BZPRKSS
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OFFICER & PUSE
BACKERS.
Ocnndl lilafli , , < . la ,
Established - - 185 (
Dealeri In roic'gn aod DoatiU * Exikangt aa
Bom * B cuiltUi.
CHAS. SHIVEKICK ,
FURNITURE
UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES ,
Passenger Elevator to all floor * . 1200 , 1203 and 1210 Fatnam Street ,
n , t OMAHA , NK11UASKA ,
THE LEADING CARRIAGE FACTORY
409 and 141 Utilise St. { CM % & ° * } Omaha Ne-
V % * .
Hall Whiskey I
Absolutely Pure and Unadulterated. Entirely Free from TUSIL OIL.
I'osltlvo bare Cure for ITInlnrln
. ' AVe nro the only concern In thn United States who nro liottllni * anil solllnc to the Medical * t
Profession anil Drag Tnulo nn absolutely I'liroMnlt AVlilmkcy , ono that Is free from * * *
% FUSIL OIL nnd Unit Is not only found on the sideboards ot the best families In the > ?
' country , but also In the physician's dispensing room. X
DR. ARENDT , the urrat German , Chemist , Buys : "I haveinatle nil anatuitt %
of your 2'UltU MAKC WlllSKllY , which gave n very gratifying rcttitt. lour %
Mult imsticu , obtained tnontly liy extract of malt eonvutlon unit a very careful %
\tatlonand \ illstlllntlnn , lit entirely free from fusil Oil a i l fi woi " < mo *
rly obnoxious alcohol * tr/ilc/i < ire ao often fotiml in irlitflset/ tlierefore , * .
RECOMMEND IT TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
I'rof. VOX VONDUIJ , wrltrS ! "IMrltyItself inous.MnU Wlilnkejr.I know It to bo wholesome ,
Dulty'B Malt Whisker , It the purest liquor that I clean and unadulterated. "
have ever aimlj zed. 1 muf11 hervtoro untiuauuedly . " l-Iirn. II. SAMT.It8M.l . , otRoclie tcrN.V.
rucoimnend It to the medical profession. a KrndnatoottnoleadlnRKuroit iieolUpre . Ba\Ri'l
The Into HAltVr.V IYltl . M.I > . , President prewrlboyour 31 nit \ \ nULp > In my prnctico iicre ,
of tin ! Faculty , anil I'rorpssorof the llnltlmoioMid- consider itn very puperlor reliable ni-Uclo niul can I
leal Colli-KO , ( inj a "I Ilnd It remarkably f no troin lioart lly rc-eommend It In low mates of foTrni , > cute
fusil oil and other oujwtlonnble materials eo often liillaintimtlons. nnd deptx'iMnir inaladlen onemlly ,
found In tlie hlsklet of the present day. nndnlso ng a tonlo In ftelilo dltrtftlon and eomitl-
. . ' , . . , Itlanil.tho c ccnoo from aeute dNences , wheni nil nleohollr
.TAMIlfJ. < l'I > iA : M.l > of Stnten stimulant la indicated , untl c K clallv in I'litlilsl'o
, * 'Whm
author of w3\eml works on Insanity writes : I'uluioimll.i. "
Ipitsarlboan uloohollc uliiiulant , I onleryour fa-
IN FACT , IT IS A BEVERAGE AND MEDICINE COMBINED.
> ' TO UUiMSlJivAf i fl VlltS J AVI2 AVIIit , on receipt of'six 1K > IIIt's ! '
* send to nuyadilrcsw In tlio Viittcu States ( KastoC the liocky Mountains ) , all
* ' - " " -
l > ros
* contain )
* Mrltlnir
CONSUM1" *
* Formula has been prepared i _ . . . _ . . , . . _ . . _
* HonnliHprervired by nmfnmllv limiykerpor nt sllcrht pxpenso ( Haw Hcefslonk and otir
" ' "CTJttJEi ! 7Vr.A ' * ' ' ' v < fcynHCTrgl13CTFiy being of the liiKredlents. ) .
Alter this preparation 1ms been taken for a few weeks , tlie previously conspicuously prom4 *
* Inent bones In patients siiireriiipr from Consumption and the lIKe diseases , Ret colored with a 4
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OUTH OMAHA
Packing Houses in Operation ,
Postoffiee Established and a Town Gov
ernment Soon Will Be.
Lots 60x150 feet with 20 foot Allevs for
* Sale.
One-fourth Cash , Balance in 1 , 2 and 3
Years.
Best Locations Being Taken.
GetMLotorQTwolWhile ; [ They are
: Cheap.
SEND FOIt A MAP.
Apply at Company's Office , 2M S. 13th Stf
Onuilia , NcbntsTstt.
M. A UPTON , As3't. Sec'y andlTanBgcr.
JVYATT.
Lumber Merchant
* CuiDings and 20th SteF Omaha , Neb.
R ichards fy Clarke
Machinery Castings
Omaha , Neb.
m $ CASTINGS ,
StiH WEIGHTS ,
v WICK YAM CASTINGS ,