JPHE OMAHA .DAILY J3.EE : MONDAY. MAJRCH 13 1883.
K08TER8' 6TORY.
The Olofsinff Testimony In the
Hammer Murder Oo0o.
A Qonoral Denial Made by the Defend
rink.
The trial of the Hammer murdc
oaao proceeded so rapidly that thi
last mtnoea irta hoard on Saturday
and the testimony oloiod.
Upon the convening of court Sat
urday the defense called the prisoner
onor to the stand at once find ho tasti
fied as follows :
THIS DEFENDANT'S OWN HTOUT.
Question by Mr. Oowin. You an
the defendant hero , Oharlos M. Kos
tow , nro yon ]
A ( Yes , sir.
Q. You reside in the city liorot
A. Ics , sir.
Q , How long hare you lived here
A. I have lived hero twenty-fern !
years.
Q. Born hero ?
A. Yes , sir.
Q. What is your business ?
A. Painter.
Q. I will gowith you to Troitschko'a
saloon that night ; what tirao did you
' ' - got.thoto ?
A. I got there between 2 and hall
past 2 o'clock.
Q. Who WAS with you at the time
you got thorot
> A. A , gentleman named Frank
Graves.
Q. Did ho go there with you ?
A * Yes , sir , ho did.
Q. You know this bar-tender ?
A. No , sir , I did not.
Q. You know him by sight !
A. Yes , sir , I had noon him once
or twice before that light , and I saw
him that evening.
Q. Do you know how many were in
there that evening ?
A. I don't know exactly , but
! should think between fifteen and
. , twenty.
0. Were they playing pool on the
tables back ?
A. Yes , sir.
Q. State just what you did after
you wont in there ; what took place
, - there ?
' . A. Well , sir ; wo wont in the first
place to got a lunch ; Frank Groves
scorned to be acquainted with the bar'
tender , and ho said , "Wo will go in
. . . there and got a lunch , " I walked
up to the lunch counter and ho walked
behind the lunch counter. There v as
a dish of sardines there , and ho said ,
' 'Help yourself , Charlie. " I said , "I
' can't oat those , Frank ; I don't like
them. " IIoflBnid to the bar-tendor ,
"Is there is anything else here to
cat ? " The bartender said there was
, , not anything else , except what ho saw
there. Q raves got a dish from behind
the counter and asked mo to eat some.
I told him I didn't care for any. I
addressed Mr. Frank Graves. Frank
Graves came around behind the lunch
counter and said , "Charley , there's a
Li * , . .bottle of wine ; you take that homo
-i. , and drink it to-morrow. " I thanked
IP him for his present and put it in my
v > ' ' pocket ,
, / , . v.w Q. Did you have an overcoat on ?
* . 'i ; ' A. 'Yos. ' eirj I had an overcoat on ;
< ' -Jt taihanging up oyor there on a peg.
< ' < Q. , How was this bottle of wine
) i wrapped , if at all ?
1 r-/ , ' . A. It was wrapped in a paper ; I
' r ' ' don't know that it was wino , only
- from what ho said
HI ; j i ,
. / Q. What did you do with the boltlo
; ; of wino ? i
it- t A. I put it in the right hand coat
. < pocket , and it remained there ,
Q. What took place next ?
A , Frank Chambers asked us all up
to have a drink ; it Boomed that all
who were in the immediate vicinity
wont up and took a drink I know I
did ; I wont up and got a glass of
boor. We turned around from the
bar and had a little talk. Aftorafow
, . minutes I asked them all to go up and
take a drink with mo , and they all
came up that wore asked. Then wo
; turned around from- the bar and stood
, thereand pretty soon Jerome Pontzoll
and Peter Galligan asked us to drink ;
I said I didn't care to drink that I
' would take a cigar. Peter Galligan
said , " You don't smoke ; give that to
, me. " I tried to hand it to him and i |
dropped : I caught it and it crushed
againsttliocounter. I said , "It ii
not a very good cigar , . anyway , ]
guess ; lot us open it and see. " I tool
it and hold it. and Joromj Pentzol
and Peter Galligan , ! think , both took
hold of it , too. Jerome Pontzoll took
. . . .out a watch , and said ho had won il
' * , at a raffle there ; that ho had a benefit
. jafilo tlut night there , and ho got the
* -watch. I said , " You arc doing prot-
L v well to got a watch and the bonofil
* rnlllo , top. " Then I congratulated
! upon the result of the radio , and
thro wo got to talking
AtOUT CUU1BTMAS rilKHKNTBJ
T . ; , i IK * only Christmas present I
. ' * had was t. Ms bottl ° of wino > Wo 8 ° *
' " bout Christmas
- totaUcInir presents
and the bark wpor said that ho would
make mo tt L melma8 F'sont-but
that I don't likt'tto . "Pf * oft I .B.ald.
was not that kirn.of JwIfP" " ? { t
didn't propose to I V jfcyri with. We
then commenced t , \lk ig about the
cigar again. Chamb "s sat on a stool.
I didn't notice any thi , " "S moro , ° f th. °
barkeeper until h > cairn * P a"a truo' ' '
mo and aijain made tha \ro.mar't'.1r *
" insist knowing wj fll0 eald I
* j you on ,
" ' " < ij will ioll you. Then ho B * "
towards the door andlstai V" to the
door nnd I said to Mr Graves.
"Frank , open that door. " As * ww'f '
towards the door I Iiad this win * "ot-
tlo in my pocket and I turneu > nuj
4 * threw it over my shoulder as I w
-if ' * * * > out doors and then I took out
handkerchief to wipe off my face.
i' , . ' Q , Was Graves with you then ?
A Y H , sir.
' * i
. , ' Q. About whore were you when you
, ' throw the wino bottle ? (
1 A , I guess I must have been just on
the threahhold of the door ; I KUOBHIU
body waa partly out when I throw it.
. , t' Q. How long waa that after you
' . * were struck 1
.J- . , t , . A. I RUOBB about five minutoa.
' . . ' , ' Q , After coining out what did you ! >
: do ?
11 A. I turned around and got hold of
' , ' , - tho'iron door , Graves came up and
' , said , "Now Oharloy , you nro hurt ;
v "i you go homo and wo will attend to t
J- V . ' . ' . ! i. : . . > r
manv Parties were there
that cimo around at the door }
A. Two or three besides Graves and is
me. [
i
i
Q. Do yon knorr whether anyon
elae followed yon ontt
A. Tea , sir ; several othori cam
ont joit at that time.
Q. Do you know whether ther
were any others ont there when yo
went.ont besides you and Gravest
A. I am not positive ; I think th r
was ,
Q. When yon tnrned aronnd nni
Graroi made that remark to you , dl <
yon ROC what took place inside )
A. I heard some nolae and qnarr l
ing ! I didn't see anything ,
Q. What did you then , immediately
upon Graves making this remark ?
A. I turned and went home.
Q , Went down what direction ?
A. Down Fifteenth , until I got to
Howard ; then to Sixteenth , and then
down Sixteenth to Jackson , and thor
home. I live between Sixteenth anc
Seventeenth , on the north aldo ol
Jackson.
Q. What did you do then ?
A. I went in ,
0. Who lot you ?
A. My wife lot mo in.
Q. And yon wont into the honao ?
A , Yon , air.
Q. What did yon do ?
A. I walked up to the glass. The
dressing case ia almost immediately
in front of the hall door.
MY WIFE RAID ,
"Ifon are hurt , " and I nald , "yea , I
had some trouble up town and I got
hit. "
Q. What did you do then ?
A. Wont out into the kitchen and
washed myself.
Q. Who went with you ?
A. My wifo.
Q. After washing yourself what did
you do ?
A. I wont back to the looking glass
and looked at my face , washed it ofl
and fixed it up as well as I could. My
eye was black and my lip was cut.
Then I told my wife I waa going up
town again to'aco Frank Graves ; that
I was going to the ongin'o house and
then I went to the engine house.
Q. How long did you stay at your
house ? ,
A. About half an hour.
Q. How did you go from your house
to the engine house ?
A. Wont back to 10th street and
right up to the engine house ,
Q. 'What did you do up there ?
A. I saw Peter Galligan sitting there
and I said , "Whore ia Graves ? " Ho
Haid. "Ho is dead. " I said. "What ,
is Prank Graves dead ? " Ho sai'l ,
"No , " the man you had the trouble
with ia dead. " I turned to Ponzoll
and I said , "Is thai ao ? " and ho aaid
yea and I turned and walked out.
Q. Did you BOO Graves there ?
A. No , sir.
Q. Where did you go from there ?
A. I walked out of the engine house
intending to go gome , but I thought I
would go down to the house of Nellie
King where I had loft some friends
just before I wont to Troitaohkca' .
Q. You wont right there , did you
A. Yea , air.
Q. Who was there that were par
ticular friends of yours ?
A. I had loft there Frank Young ,
Minnie Calm and George Hall ; also
ivhen I left the house Walter Wurron
ivaa thoro.
Q. What did you do after you went
to the house ? ,
A , I rapped
AT PKANK YOUNO'S DOOIl
that is the back room of the house
and Kiss Alice Burton lot mo in at
the west door oa the south side of the
house. Alice Burton and Frank Young
were laying in bbd asleep ; ahowantou
to know what I wanted , and 1 said I
wanted to see Frank Young. She
tried to wako him up but she couldn't
do it , and I woke him up and talked
with him thoro.
Q. Did you have a talk with Alice
Burton there about a bottle of wino ?
Objected to as loading.
Q. What conversation , if any , did
you have with Alice Burton ? Did
you have a conversation with Alice
Burton ?
A. Yea , air.
Q. State what it waa ?
A. Alice Burton aakod mo what the
trouble waa , and I told her.
Q. What conversation did you have
with Alice Bnrton !
A , She aakod mo what the trouble
waa , and I told her I had coino there
to BOO Frank that the boys 'at the
engine houao had told mo that a man
1 had aotuo trouble with waa dead.
She aakod mo if I had done it , and I
told her I had fired a bottle ot wins
in the houao , and that is alllknowod.
Q. Was there any other conversa
tion with her that you remember
now ?
A , No , air ,
Q. After that did you see Hall ?
A. I saw Hull aomo little time after
that , standing in the doorway between
the little room and the room I waa iu.
Q. . Did ho aay anything ?
A. Ho said "Good evening"tome.
Q. Did ho aay anything else , if ao
what ?
Objected to as improper ; over
ruled.
A. Ho said there waa a man down
there in Troitschko's shot.
Q. What did ho Bay else as to
whether ho wni dead ?
A. Ho didn't say ; i didn't hear him
say any thing.
Q. State who was there when ho
made that remark.
A. All I aeon there waa Frank
Youngand Alice Burton
Q. Do you know whether Miss Hall
waa there or not this lady that tosti
lied yesterday ?
A. I don't kcow that I oyor soon
her before yesterday ; I have aeon her
Q i the street. >
Q. Do you know whether aho w
there ?
A. No , air.
Q. What took place after that ?
A , Frank Young came to mo and
searched mo
o went into my overcoat pockets and
rt nt into these two pockets side
oo.Vots of his trousers and pulled a
cnift' out of my back pooko ,
Q. kSUto what kind of a knife { t
vaa ,
A. Thu't ia a putty knife that I use
n my bush "M3 * 'every day ,
Q. What JM Frank say to you and
ou say to him whoa ho pulled that
knife out of you , ' back pocket ?
Objected to as ncompotont over
ruled.
A. Ho said , " \Vhura did you got
this knife , Charley ? " I ijjys , "I got
it out of ( ho Bhop. " I may possibly
tiavo said I got it at home.
The balance of Kostors' testimony
of necessity condensed , owing to
irejsuro for apace. Ho stated ) that ho
\
front homo and Trent to bed and was
awakened br his wife getting tip ( o respond
spend to the knock. Mould re told
him that the man was dead. ' He ic-
companied the policeman to jU. Ho
denied throwing anything but the one
bottle into the saloon. Ho denied
atrlklnct anybody with .abottln or
othorwjio. He never SAW Lulu Long
until ho met her on the street with
Uftton ,
' 'rosa-exatnlned ' : Admitted thaf. ho
had been drihking all the ovoniag.
Never carried a pistol or knifo. Ho
did not get anyone to go down to
Treltschko's. .Didn't say in the pres
ence of several parties that ho had
killed a man. Didn't know why the
knife was thrown nndor the bod.
Denied that ho made any rcmiuks or
admissions to McCluro. Denied
that ho asked Jerome Penzell
any questions , He had n bottle of
champagne in his pocket at. the
tlmo of the row. Did not pay or
Authorize the payment of any money
to Nellie King to leave town. Never
talked to Galligan about Frank
Graves' departure. Did not see Hammer -
mor fall. Don't know what became
of Graves after leaving the saloon.
Didn't throw his arm over Graves'
shoulder. Did not say that ho wan
going back to got satisfaction.
With this the testimony closed , and
Mr. Bennett began the argument i'qr
the state.
For Goughi , Colds , and Threat Dis
orders.
[ Jso "Brown's Bronchial Troches , "
tiaving proved their efficacy by a test
of many years , marlO-doodlw
ARTIFICIAL MOONS.
Cleveland's Electric Moats Blazing
Above the City.
Cleveland Leader.
At about 15 minutes before 7 o'clock
ast oroninif the electric current was
sent along the wires connecting with
ho lamps on the tall roasts , and in
stantly the city was illuminated with
wo blazing coronas of glittering glory ,
ilundrcds of eyes were turned towards
; ho brilliant white lights , tnd from all
> artu of the city pedestrians directed
heir footsteps towards the public
square. Crowds of people were walk-
ng through the square all the even-
ngj enjoying the light and the beauti-
ul sconio oflects which it produced.
Che square was well lighted. It had
> con well lighted before. But now-
ho oppressive fooling that the illumi
nation was confined to the earth and
was weighed down by a covering > of
dense darkness , was removed , for all
ho upward air was luminous. The
effect was like that of soft'moonlight.
Clio trees shown out. white and gray ,
ui'l the walks were laced with the
ine tracery of the shadows of
.heir branches. The buildings BUT-
minding the square stood out bright-
y against the distant darkness , and
"ho tall gray steeple of the First Pros-
> ytorian Church was especially grand.
When the many trees in the park are
loavy with their green summer foli
age , there will bo no moro beautiful
> lace for a night promenade in the
and.
and.From
From distant parts of the city , from
ho West Side market house , from the
Jouth Side , from Woodland Heights ,
he masts cannot be seen , .and tbo bril-
iant lights scorn to bo suspended in
ho heavens without any support ap-
ioar , in short , oa if shining out from
ho aide of the vaulted dome of night.
Mr , Charles Brush , the inventor of
ho light , and Mr. George W. Stock-
oy , general manager of the main com
pany , made a tour of the sedludod
itroota and alleyways , to BOO the effect
of the light whore it reached only by
oflection , and they were nroll satisfied
with the result. They say they found1
no , place in the district txpoctod to bo
reached where tho' light is not sufll-
ciont to enable people to got about in
safety. They are satisfied that the
allor mast gives moro and bettor light
ban the one at the corner of Bank
tnd Lake streets. The end sought to
) o attained by the maslj lights is to
urnish "moderate lightto a wide tor-
ory at a moderate expense. " To that
end it is certainly a SUKOSS. At 10
/clock , on the rising of ( ho moon , the
ights were flhut off.
,
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MalntrfNow * .
Hop Bitters , which are advertised
n our columns , are a euro cure for
ague , billiousnoss and kidney com
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they cannot bo too highly recom
mended. Those afflicted should giyo
; hnm a fair trial , and will become
thereby enthusiastic in the praise of ,
their curative. Portland Argus.
mar l-d2w
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Dr. King's Now Discovery for Con
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Cut Flowers and Plants f
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ON THE BHOUTE3T NOTICE.
City Oretn Houw. fl. VT , Cor 17th and Web.
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r. J. B. Simp ou'B Spociflc
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001 Self-Abuse , an Mental Anxiety , IXKOI
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r.o BjJvtin.
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Sorea , a curtire remedy will be found In
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
For Imparting strength and vitality to the ays-
tern , notMag ca equal
UURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
For Nerrous and General DcbUlty , tone up the
lystom with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTKHS.
'rice ' , 91.00 pel Hottlo ; Trial Bottle * 10 Ctl
FOSTEB HILBURN & Do
, , , , Props ,
BUTFAIO , N. Y.
Sold at wholcaalo by leh & UcMahon and C. F.
Ooodaian. Jo 27 ood-me
Tula great ipeclflc cures tbat moat loathsome
dlscaao
SYPHILIS
Whether in it * Primary. Secondary
or Tortlarr StaRo.
Removes all traces ol Jicrcury Irom the sys
tem , Cures Scrofula , Old Sores , Rheuma
tism , Eczema , Catarrh or any
Blood Disease.
Cures Wlion Hot Springs Fail !
llalvcrn , Ark..May 2,1831.
Wo have cascn In our town who lived at Hot
Springs and'wero finally cured with 8. 8. S.
McGAHMOX & llDRRT.
Memphis , Slenn. , May 12,1S8J.
Wo have sold 1,29(1 ( bottles of S. S. S. In a year.
It has given universal satisfaction. Fair minded
physicians now recommend It as a positive
specific. S. MAN8FIKLD & CO.
Loulsilllo , Ky , , May 13.1881.
8. S. S. has given better satisfaction than any
medicine I hao ever sold. J. A. FLKXHXK.
Denvoj , Col. , May 2,1881.
Every purcho > er i peaks In the highest terra *
ofS. 8. 8. L. Melssotor.
Richmond. Va. . May 11,1881.
You can refer anybody to us In regard to the
merits of S. 8. 8. . Polk , Miller & Co.
Ha > e never known S. S. 8. to fall to euro a case
of Syphilis , when properly taken.
H. L. Dcnnard , > . . , n.
Ell Warren. ] Perry , Oa.
The aboye signers are gentleman of high stand-
in- AH COLQUITT ,
Governor orfleorgla.
IF YOU .WISH WE W'LLTAKEYOURSE ' OA
1 TO BE PAIDl-Olt WHEN CURED.
Write for particulars and copy of Ittle
book 'Message to tho'Unfortunafe.
81.0OQ Howard will bo paid to any
chemist who will Una , on analysis 100 bottles
8 S. 8. , one particle of Mcrtury , Iodide Potas
sium or any Mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. 1'rops.
Atlanta , Oa.
Price of regular size reduced to 81.75 per lnt
tie Small size , holding hall the quantity , price ,
$1.00.
Sold by KENHAHD & CO. ,
and Druggists Generally.
THE OCCIDENTAL I
d. I. PAYNTER ,
Proprietor
*
Corner 10th and Howard
Streets.
-OMAHA , KEB.
.TWO Dollars Per Day.
NetoaskaLaMApii' '
DAVIS & SNYDER.
ISO'S Farnham 8t , . . . Omaha , Nebra
9LOO.OOO LOXUEIS
Cariuully soloSted land In .Eastern Nebraska lot
aalo. Great Bargains In Improved firms , and
Omaha city property ,
0. F .DAVIS WEJrtTKB 8NYDSSK'
I. rd fco-'r T * I *
Geo. P. Bemis
REAL ESTATE AGENCY ,
15th and Dodge 8ti. , OmahR. Nob.
This Kency aoea niuoTLTa brokerage buetneia.
Dan nlepooulate and therefprx any bargain *
cook * are Injured to n > . Iniitnad
KENNEDY'S
EAST - INDIA' ' ,
*
i s
ITTERS
ILER & CO. ,
Bole Manufacturers. OMAHA.
J. C. ELLIOTT & CO.
Plumbing , Strom & Gas Fitting I
C )
Turbine Water Motor.
iUJO JOBVKM IN
Pampi , Plpo JTittlnu nnd Bran ;
Good * .
Dor , 14th and Harnoy , Omaha , Nob.
A WATU MOTOI ; IK COXSIIKT OrKRinoK ,
IE1. O.
WHOLESALE GROCER ,
1213 Farnham St. . Omaha ,
BUTTONS
BUTTONS !
JUST RECEIVED THE
Latest Novelties
2CO Styles to Select from.
From 1 cent to $1.50 per Dozen ;
GUILD ! & McINNIS
603 North 161 h Street. .
CIGARS ! CIGARS ! CIGARS1 !
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC I
Largest and Best Assorted .Stock of any Retail
Cigar House in the City. -
FINEST 5c AND IQc CIGARS
In the Market.
STOCK COMPRISING OVER FIFTEEN WELL KNOWN *
AND POPULAR BRANDS , WHICH
WE OFFER ,
2STOTA.T COST I
TIFTTI
LOWEST POSSIBLE MARGIN.
"Special Discount By Bos. "
SCHROTER & BECHT'S -
"OPERA HOUSE PHARMACY , "
First Door N. Opera House. mjeodw
Opera House Clothing Store !
Daily Arrivals of New Soring Goods In
Clothing and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods
GOODS MARKED IN PLIAN FIGURES ,
And Sold At
"STRICTLY ONE PRICE I"
I am selling the Celebrated Wilson Bro.'s Fine Shirts , known
is the B36T fitting and Most Durable Shirts Made.
217 SOUTH FIFTEENTH STREET. mloodlm
SAUSAGES !
Practical Sausage Manufacturer ,
RDERS OF ALL KINDS FILLED PROMPTLY FOR ALL
' VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES.
Family orders attended to with despatch , and every-
hing promised satisfactory. I invite a call at
No. 210 South Tenth Street.
