TRIAL OF DAVID MORROW.-No. II.
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The Court having been qualified in presence OF
the prisoners who having been previously asked II
they had any objections to any of the members,
and having answered in the negative, proceeded to
the trial of David .Morrow, Sergeant of Captain
Stroher's company.


CHARGE lst.-yNfutiny.
Spcc,Gcation In this that, between the Goth
and 3Oth September, 1914, he carried about a pa
per to get assigners TO go home on the goth OF the
same also on the morning OF the 18th September,


1914, he forced the guard at the issuing house, and


broke the door, and rolled out several barrels of


flour went to the bullock pen, shot down several


beeves, brought them to camp, there issued the beet


and flour among the mutinous party cooked 1t. and


on the morning of the goth September 1914, at the


end of reveille beat marched off at the head OF the
munous party of Captain Strother's party yelling


and firing his gun.


Il CHARGE 2d.--ESecuting to Manity.


| Specification. In this persuadng soldiers to go
home on the Goth September, 1914 and not report
ling those who were speaking words tending to lead


men to the act of mutiny, required By regimen
e tai order of the 23d august 1914.


10 which charges and Specifications, the prisoner
e plead not Guilty.


II Stephen Ray, sergeant of Capt. Mebane's com
: panv, a witness in behalf OF the prosecution, being
/ sworn. states That he on fatigue on the nigh


OF the 18TH OF oeptemoer' soMe VI VIC P"iJ "a "a


pressed their dissatisfaction at not having an opPor
tuny of cooking provisions to SO home, as ael a.


those in camp; when the prisoner said, that any
,, person who intended going home the next morning
was fool for being there at work; accordingly,
IS great MANY Of the party left their duty. and repaired
:, to the camp to cook; and hatthe prisoner did arcl
off on the morning of the Goth, with the mutinous
- - party, yelling, and firing their guns.


Phillip Bryant, private ofCapt strother's com
!, pany a witness in behalfof the prosecution, being


sworn. states That he saw the prisoner with sub
scripon paper, and heard read going about te
II procure subscribers to proceed home on the t1usn


eth September, 1914 saw the prisoner at the issu
. ina house heard him order another man to breah
10 |dowa the door saw him picking at flour, and hav
81 ing it rolled out, on the 18th September 'ha1 pee