Show c < I THE HEARING ENDED Steuio ininiiltcd Without lImit Uoollcy Kcmniulcd to Cusloilj In Delimit of 81000 Itumlo Uctloskcf nod halley DlsclmrgcJ but Hold as Witnesses in Default or SiO Honda Each ltcccs and iNnjet Itrloisid on iJO lloiuN EiiciiVI I I lahihi Oil UN Own HerognlzancrIlr Illurs After tho DiMOLiivrH report of the examination of fatonos murderers closed yesterday afternoon one more vtltnesa was examined by the pioseaition and the then rested This witness w is utmM ots Who Bnlil that ho was in tho hoiisu with Wilters and Mn loskj when tho shot was fired lIe thought but ms not sure that McClosky said Tint shot killed Stone JlcCloskj went up town and I when he returned hu sud that Stono hid been killed Mr Dickflon then Hild that ho would rest his case and asked that bteeno and Wooley ha held and that Haley ho dm charged m rcrfird to AlcCloskv he h id nothing to sa > ludgo iMtku said that ho would chs chargo JleOloskv and Ilnlov and hold hem both as itncBsca Tin IIIFINHI Then introduced John Walters as a wit lies0 lIe said Was in the house when bteeno came for the pistol Steene came in and took it from where it was under some bedding I heard tho shot but did not go out to tho scene of the murder as I was feeling very unwell at the time that Stccno care for the pistol I said Homething to Woolley about going after Steeno and taking tho pistol away front him Testimony on this point was overruled over-ruled by the Court as Inadmissible fits witness further testified that ho had a eonveisitlon with tho telegraph operilor at lrice Mr Kinj ibout the homicide and ho end that if the pistol could bo found i would furnish a cue for the this cover of tho murderers Ho made no reply as ho did not wish i to get mixed up lda loll in I m the matter as his business was audi that ho was necessarily a tr msient man and did not wish to bo held as a witness it was enerall understood ill the town that Sleeno had committed tho murdci Some other unimportant evidence wa introduced antI the defense rested Meioski tam iiamcy Wero then asked to give bonds in thin bum ol 300 oath for their appearance before the Grand Jury is witnesses Ihev both stated that they would be unable un-able to fiymsh the amount and they were therefore icmanded to tho custody of this i Marshal Ti dgo MiKi then said that ho Old uljourn until this morning when he would pass upon tho cases of bTllM MJ WOOL Vt 10 oclock this morning the matte was again taken up and Judge MeKaj announced that ho had decided to commit com-mit Stecno without bill and to hold Wooloj in tho sum of 1000 AVooloj stated that ho would bo utmblo to get sureties and ho was therefore eommitteii The witness Brig Hogenkump mamuul g Charles Fields l weio committed I m defuul re of > 0 bail inch hit it is thought that I tho latter will find sureties before man das William II Reeves alas Snowbound Snow-bound Bill whoso fearless testimonj noun I for him genei il admiration had no trou blo In furnishing j00 sureties nni William 1 Nojcs wm ruleusn on the line imoiiut William was nt first askod to give bonds in tho sUn of 200 but who Tndgo Mckaj was infoimcd is to t the elurieter of the man and of tho active part he had taken in brumin rkflllidef b tl W rB about this prosecution of thin defendant I the bond was discharged and Mr Wi hams was ahowed lo go on hie i own n eogmance later in tho lay Steene and Wool ind defaulting witnesses were taken to t the Pen under a strong guard to await their trial at 1rovo during the next ten of the First 1 District Court |