Williams W. Garllin Sworn Says I was just ahead of Henry Tucker about fifteen steps when he fell of the wagon, my mules were running the fences, this occurred at Dark Creek Bridge. I sw him about five minutes afterward he was about twenty yards from the bridge on this side. He was dead when I saw him, I did not examine him to see what killed him. . .Wesley Tucker gave me a blanket, my mules did not get frightened at the blankets, but at the other wagon running up behind me, my mules had on blind bridles, my mules were about four hundred yard. My mules stopped of their own accord. There was no one on the wagon behind men when it stopped. . . .