| Show HiERS ARRESTED NINE OF THE EUREKA IN CUSTODY there has been a very general gener ELI feeling that something should be done by the officers of the law in regard to the lynching lunching lyn ching of fisher for killing at eureka the other day and it now transpires that governor Goveia or west and marshal dyer shared this fedeli feeling I 1 a and nd earnestly set to work to vindicate vincilla te the flaw there were threats by the robbers of summary vengeance on the head of any person wiio extended the least aid to the officers hence the work finally accomplished by ane latter is all the more creditable to them last monday morning sufficient evidence to direct an i warrant vigorous action having been obtained marshal dyer sent deputies and franks to 0 Eure kaThe officers promptly arrested seven men alleged to hie hae taken part in the lunching lynching lyn ching whose names are dennis sullivan tim sullivan phil green thomas atkinson au john murphy timothy dris driscoll coll and dennis 0 connor two other men accused of participating in the killing of fisher were arrested in this city late monday night their names are patsy harrigan and john at about seven last evening the prisoners were taken take before commissioner mckay who set their examination for this morning at ten and they were sent to the penitentiary for the night THE examination the examination of the above named prisoners ocean began this morning in the federally Fe derall court room before commissioner mckay judge bennett appearing for the defense and dickson and varian for the prosecution the complaint ch chargi argine nc all af of the prisoners wita the murder of joseph fisher was read and the plea of each not guilty was entered A M stanley was the first witness he gave an account ol of the arrest of fisher af after ter the killing of of trie action of the mob in surrounding the jail of the violent rescue from the jailor of fisher and 0 of the lyn lunching lynching ching of the like latter substantially as belore before published A young man named whittaker tes titled to yelling selling the rope witti with which the hanging was done to J T harrington known as red ked patsy aud and green one of the prisoners albert ether who was deputy con stable and had charge of the jail described the manner in which it was surrounded by the mob and the taking of fisher from it by the lyn chers he implicated positively as members of the mob all of the prisoners except harrington barrington and murphy stanley was recalled and described the manner in which ane hansia ha nin 1 1 was wa S done and in which the rope was adjusted here a recess wasteen staken was wa taen till 2 pm in the afternoon peter gillespie was the first witness called he had bad conversed with john quintan quinlan in this about the quinlan talked in a manner indicating tuat that he be had bad taken part in it portions of the conversation were related by the witness J M savage a resident of eureka who saw what occurred recognized several of the defendants as residents of eureka saw in the mob he had hold of stan leys beard and was ivas demanding that stanley open the jail of all the defendants he only recognized father of the young man whom fisher fibber killed as being in the mob the witness described the he breaking of the jail and the taking tak out oi of it of fa fisher 5 sh by the mob witness and three other men staid at the jail all the rest of the crowd went with the men who were dragging braggin isher fisher saw fisher fitness being 11 beati beaten witness exclaimed gentlemen for gods sake it you are gome going to kill him do it decently and dont bep t him to death like a dog about as many men as could took hold of the rope which was attached to fishers neck witness cut the body down it was cut and bruised in the bacs back there was a wound in the brea stand the right ear was nearly torn off fisher was aged about ro 5 years tae outer cloi clothing bing was all torn egom the body D mcmurphy saloon keeper at eureka was acquainted with all of the prisoners in the saloon of witness where was killed men were talking about lynch ing fisher here witness gave a ado de tailed account of the quarrel between and fisher which resulted in the killing of the former there were several men in the saloon at the time stepped towards Fisher when the latter jerked out his revolver covered with it and warned the latter not to come nearer made a move as it to grab Fi fishers pistol when it went off at the same instant the two clinched and fell 01 0 conor died immediately I 1 went out to get the justice of the peace when I 1 saw old man on the street strike at fisher with a knife immediately after the shooting a crowd gathered some 0 of f who whom in talked of lynching lunching lyn ching fisher several of the defendants were present but I 1 could not say whether or not any of them took gave part art in the talk about the lynching lunching lyn ching nor have I 1 since heard any of them thein speak of it marshal dyer said that when quinlan was arrested lie he gave his bis name as lacy he said that in talking about the lynching lunching lyn ching quinlan claimed cl a I 1 ME d to have h ave been at work at ac the time lime when patsy harrington was arrested h claimed C to have come to town a week ago last friday whereas I 1 had reason to suppose he came night before last henry adams the next witness re pat harrington was at the V U 0 depot monday evening and saw him get gel off the train that had just come from the south thomas collins was next sworn kin m employed at the foun ann t lin saloon this city I 1 am slightly atly acquainted with all arlof of the defendants f fend end ants john quinlan has been in the saloon two or three times since sunday da by jave have not heard quinlan 0 talk a about th the I 1 y c have H e you 3 0 not heard he rd others of the defendants d talk about b out the lunching lynching lyn hiag ching no have you not said that some of them have been in your saloon and made damaging statements about the lynch in ing the witness declared he had made no such statement A man whose name the witness did not know was in the saloon yesterday got a drink and spoke of the first train for ogden saying he hj was afraid af raid of beins being arrested witness had seen this man apan at intervals the last two years generally in a saloon know him to have come from tintic gintic the witness evidently knew more about this man than the prosecuting prosecution Prose cutin attorney after diligent effort couig could induce him to tell G C tolman lived in eureka W was A S appointed by the constable to a aid I 1 d in guarding gus fisher FIE her recognized all of the defendants except harrington as residents of eureka heard old man oconnor QC kard connor onnor say that fisher must die heard several men make threats ol oj lynching lunching lyn ching but heard none of the defendants fend ants say anything of the kind saw quinlan in eureka on the day af pf of the lynching lunching lyn ching chas noel was the ID next ext bitne witness s was in eureka on the day of the lynch ing recognized all of the defendants except pat harrington saw the crowd at the jail was not close enough to recognize any one headd al albert t ert dodd say hang the s n of a b h 11 heard red patsy dan dinels pat cusick and john Net betham liam say 6 hang the 8 n of a b h 11 A G sutherland who was in on the day of the tragedy tray edy was testifying te si t when we went to press |
