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The Murder of Israel Bensley — Part 9

Photocopies of news articles courtesy of Linda Abrams, Marion, OH. (Transcription by Diana Gale Matthiesen.  Boldface added.)

The Marion Daily Star MARION, OHIO, SUNDAY, JUNE 13, 1880 - CRIMINAL COURT JUDGE MCCAULEY ON THE BENCH. Enoch Young's Case Called. MOTION TO CONTINUE THE CASE UNTIL NEXT TERM OF COURT OVERRULED BY THE JUDGE, AND THE CASE ORDERED TO BE PROCEEDED WITH. YOUNG'S APPEARANCE IN COURT. The Court-Room Completely Packed.   Court opened at 2 p.m., with Judge McCauley on the bench.   A motion was made by Capt. Scofield for a continuance of Young's trial, on account of the main witness, J.B. Gattchall, being absent and living in Warsaw, Ind., but it was found that Gattchall was in town, and the court over-ruled the motion and ordered that the trial proceed.  After calling the names of the witnesses, by the clerk, the prisoner Young was brought in.  He is somewhat bleached, having been cooped up for nearly four months.  He appeared rather cool and unconcerned; was well dressed and looked neat and clean.   Judge McCauley will go to Findlay this evening to attend court, and Judge Beer will be on the bench to-morrow morning, when Young's trial will proceed in earnest.   It was intended to have Judge McCauley preside this week, but did not get Judge Beer's request to that effect until Saturday evening, which was too late to change the order of things.   The court-room was completely packed with spectators. [Article continues with other court matters.]

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