New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
box about the time he was going away he men
4ionnd Mr. Warner,x name. and said something

box about the time he was going away ne men
toned Mr.. Warmers name. and said something
about telegraphng 10 Mr.. Warner.
oss-exdmtned-Ws 80 last April am mar
ried have n family in Csnandaigua; been In the
Franklin House about eight years; think have
GOOD memory: the torpedo-box conversation was
about 10 o'clock at night; think on the first day
tina, he was there; had seen him at the house about
the last Of March or iist Of April; number OF per
sons were present bad read or heard "a account
Of the explosion before Thompson cane; ne sa!d
his business was 70 detect counteretcrs Of Az
labels he commenced with history OF hs NE
said there were az one time titeen or sixteen u
dctments against him. and he had 90, ri1 OF a., ~
eleven; think he spoke first Of the torPedo o'A
said he made IL don't think be said anything as'u'
bank in Csnandagua; didntsay he sen. 'no "a
didn hear him say that he knew VINO sen. !" ~.
he cot e reward: Did Mt ask him VINO az - -
how much he got; did MT commuhca'o va 49,
authorities Of the place; don't ADo" 'iis 7 80.
spoke Of il until Mr. Failing was suo ii -. 80,
examined on the trial OF Drury - .. ~ oi;co
inc tlen ANYTHING about the running " 'ue 49, 49,
a.. f,., communicated what now tesuiy 70 Oh
&c Drnrv. was spoken to about 1t IN tne
Ut oom by MI Jaynes received no money "heh
I,rar subpenaed; got sl3 aiterward 10 pay e@Peh-
80 SoVrn here and afterward S2Oi had no more
and have no promise OF any thompson sala ne
- The box for pay; did not say he bad sent It
don,t know that he said when he made the box he
knew what it was for; did not ask Thompson
whether he was going 10 communicate to the au-
thorities anything about the box.
Diyect-Met Thompson next morning alter the
conversation in the reading room, and remarked
that Mr. Warner must have known that the box
was coming asked him who he made the box Tor,
and he said lawyer or foreigner.
BENJAMIN Greig, tailor, Of Canandaigua-Llved
there MAY 25 1919; boarded at the Franklin House,
nv family being in Rochester saw Thompson at
the Franklin House about the 25th OF May was
present at some OF the conversations about tue
box some others were presents Mr.. Failing was
there it was about II o clock at night never iad
up anything particular in my memory, because
never expected to be called on conversation arose
from news in the papers concerning the box don't
know who commenced the conversation; don re-
collect the dsy when Thompson arrived can't re-
hearse the conversation In thebar-room; something
was said Of the torpedo box Thompson SAID as
near as | can recoect, that he was the inventor or
protector Of the box sent TO Warmers house said
it was not sent for the purpose OF killing Mr. w ar
ner didn't say that he senti it, or had anything TO
do with sending the box, as / recollect didn't say
for what purpose it was created at that converse
ton did not say for what ends the box was made
the import was that the purpose was not criminals
there were astounding developments in train which
would be brought out, at New-York City, IN time
do not recolect any conversation at dinner table
in which Thompson participated; do not recollect
any other conversation, though think there were
other think | asked Thompson why he made the
box don't recollect whether he said he made the
box at the solicitation Of others or as a matter Of
ingenuity didn't ask him hos the box was ma ie
the conversation was after | had read OF the ex-
plosion in the papers; do not recolect anything
else of Thompsons conversation.
s-ezamined-Thompson said nothing by
which judged him guilty of crime in making the
box; didn't hear anything in this conversation
about the Bank OF Canandaigua Thompson did
lot connect the making and sending Of the box;
/ believe that it was t1e box sent 10 Warmers,
though would not swear positively whether he
said "the" box or a. a box.
Justice Osborne here proposed an adjournment;
Mr.. smith objected, saying that Thompson should
be discharged he had been locked up long enough.
1t YVES then agreed to finish the case tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock, and the examination was ad-
iOurned.