, 1863-04-25
ThE CLERICAL lkABRQ CLIO,
Cross-Examination Of Mrs, Sarah
E. White---Coaelule3.



T1.EEysc nonc.rnEunc II, e..sc
From Our Own Reportcr1
JOLIET, Aptile4, 1873.
Unexpectedly to the Court, aud particular
tion was not concluded yesterday, although
IN evening session was held to bring about |
that result, in order that she might return
home, where her presence hrs for several days
been seriously demanded By her family. Her
evidence, as before stated, is directly oppo'
site to that Of hrs. "hae, ano every houf
that is spent IN receiving II, lne testlmony IN
creases IN importance; nenee 10 sucn an ek-
tent Las It bccn pfolongco and enlarged upon,
that her direct examination was not conclu-
ded until just before noon. The afternoon
was epent upon her cross examination. Mrs.
Eyerett's testimony will be looked for with
on1;e,r md rc,d to.morrotz with intcnsc
tst,.,,,. ,,,-,.. ;.
interest, as tarough IL considerable usul Is
thrown upon this obscure conspiracy. At
tho 1,onr of o;1;ournment ~ n. m ! to.d,v har
examination nlu not oeea eonc1uoeo, now
eyer, Is the Court adjourned over to Tuesday
next, at p. H., it is doubtful whether Mrs.
- 4 4 1'AlA' -, - :. Auois '''an l'fopa-
DIG sue WILL fetafn TO Cleveland tomorrow.
The presentation to the court of to-day's
TR1prSr containing 4he d:rert RI d;,oct md
oxo.. o..o.nn,;na.;o, ~ .f-, Wilt .,as st.'n
oeseAa'nitia'ion VI Ills "Ate' Mas etun-
aer, not Only TO Inc bishop, but to all present
''That leak" instead Of being discovered and
.4o,roa ia daily increasing in volume Tb.
a'9pp.o, -s-:..aa,3 80 ] s..,l.,' ~
"1hsest1gottns colntluIsee 2fe stln ~ "ofk,
and as Jet unable to do more than report pro-
cress. When in Committee of The Whole.
'..1. 49,. 49,, !" '' ~,
with ILLS sae]eet under consideration, the
Bishop suggested TO Mr.. Steele, to compare
III. ,,r;nte5 tcst;monv u;ib h;e no+o, ~ eao e
49, --t7 '4o'so' ~ es0 -
1he reporters nao not IN some way got copy
Of them. This was done, and they did not
contain his peculiar remarks or expressions
though correct in fcts, they were not fdenti-
cal Will, thc cony kent 1,v any one in Tho
M VA" .aae .,.aIo.a. 9..r. .as ,,s...- ~ 80 .ne
room. Alter Ekeicton keys and bribes we're
freely discussed, the propricty Of putting on
rare and secure locks vas decided upon. The
counsel thought this uDueces sary as none Oftbe
papers we're lift there at night: and tIat dur.
III the noon recess, the reporters were always
~ tt1e ~ -. -. = 49, ~. ~ ooufs
impossibility Of any one haEing access to his
notes-stated that they we're secured from
handled lis notes, from Inc beginning of Of The the
tr;a' eScent 1;mseif Thus thc nattcS stando 81. .ao
- ~. o,ose ~ 1h;, .roeIs i,Ee.,;1.t;an s.a5 LILY
~ thc Iluse ~ Itila "eeA ~ nseslisae!on, Anu
ine only mgnl tnfo%n upon tne sno)ect, vas
Some ono passed him some green onions.
lie. he took one. aud. after looking nj II m
instant, exclaimed. !. Il 1Icre is int III nov;
Below VIII be found Ihe CONCLUSION n Of Mrs.
WINES cioss cAaminatlon: IAose who nave
read her testimony carefully, claim that she
has contradicted herself several times during
fhe course af flte delivery The whole nf hc1
fnstiyronv ie now nrfnrn t1,c ,,nt,l;o VIC 49,,
fndan "a 3+bcns"1rna NN'o e0'4e' "no eao
1ugS III M c"n,t nonxcncs ,c,i, ,+ . o,,,oo,> ~
Tuesday; when its deliberations will have
been concluded, no one has ret dared to pre-
d;ct ~ ~ >~@'Ae@1 ~ pt''
o.-on the day ron went to Chicago. in Jaunorv
l.sf did you 1,aFe auy n I'm r,ra
NJ Mc1;ennon t}r Gentleman vnn 1,nt ~ IL n ~
net Bouec. Telntiys to he assault on M Ha%or ~
matters published in tho papers about Kit It VI
~ nositiys1y had M r. raurrrsat;nn will, ,;r,
c lid nj Snow me snV 1cWsnanr "nnt,;nin ~ i,.
recount Of the matter; don KNOW tbat az taa ~
ncrt1n1n.r nns,t;Tciv +hat AZ 80 T." .ue
is5 III EH''''es m eoat o1d not have
~ iii IN ,naot M NJ 1f.ror &, r,h;.,. AZ.
Vor2,,nhnr 2vI 1ast1 aee al III octo-
\
e. n,n tnt u ra,nE ~, t1ace ne was at onr
~ f1nc1nher the streef Int mr. conein Wr cno5ai,
1sas ,x;,h mo ,owed ~ to II, Maccr na tn';,'
/ spoke to him Yes, ! an sure Spoke to lin.
reo1lT rnnnot h. nnsti1.c aho.t ehaln1 handa a
ae..5 h4,,Iut = ~ ~ ~ w n1t tbat n4nus oer
G.aee sly ~ y w. ~ .1npaase .nai po1 81 20 nm
ao hoa an1sn 10 Isfogn'fe nm -. a'd not Gon.
con~ersn viii lin A'' e'op u LIZ siae"a'h 70
eo p@pitnt tt tho @ Gentleman who was with von sten
1osNaIu t"o or tnfee Steps Wh1st you were with
Ai. IL IL jid mn +h.+ r INV, ,o,,..,,,a
oWhat aia HGs you s4s aay ian to IT, IsIiset Maser
o-yon state that - ron Ind c,nro,soa Will, -,
ons ahon+ thn 1ettcrs oot 49, @ YIN ~
led cpoent io xnns rrstvea S;nca My you naa eest,
rtntn,rt ~ 10 "a 80, ,rnt ~ St1s ~ sA%e 3ou1
statemt NJ aavs yoa net ~. ilslnson since you
| & 81 how nffcnt ~ sNs s'sonu eon'in'esioh J
sEI W hayc met him e;cce lint don't t,o-r ,,o.r
often. ~ ~~' 0A' : >'A : AD'" A''''
Fgt snS
Sion: "~eNSS@N 0'1'N'7
| Al think It yas In Chicaro but an mt nos{
| tive when; cannot really tell
Q.-Was It at his houses ... ...
A.-1f1 saw him IN Chicago. tit was,l first at hi
house; !twss at Mrs; Keelcr, where he BOARDED
Smith Lawrence was there, I think.
-Q.-How long was this after the second Commii
sion: .-..-.
time.
4 Q.-Abouthow long?
Al cannot tel;
Q.-loW lo7g did you etay there?
Al wish to ameEd ny previous answer: 7 thin
/ now did not sec him ut his house. think It wa
here in Joliet was somewhat confused ut th
time, ard cannot tell whether It was here or /
Chicago. think it was here. Twas there near1
week; u,,,,.
th9l dd yGn Gn ret + meet T. NJ odl Mkn.on:
) before last-the fret week OF the scsson OF th
| Court. Think those arc the only times that
have met him.
J Q-Has he not come to Manhattan or New Lei
no1 sincG thai TING:
} Q~Hcw ofteuY
Al only know Of once It must have bee
four OF five weeks ago. lie came TO learn il a r
pptt was truc that he heard about me.
, Q.-1n these various meetings, since ron So
the seecnd Commission, did you never couyers
; with him about anything connected with thet
mattere:
Al hare never consulted with him on the p
culcH facts, but generally
c A-When yon stated. thcn that yon had co,
4 rc1ac1 with no one but Your relatives, you wei
:. mistaken, were you notr
: AL WAS NOT Observation-Disclosures spoke
t them in general terms. Idid not detail to linn ii
9 thete-I have net to any one hare said as nuc
as this to others; that II do not think Mr. Hapt
, is character to occupy the position be docs.
, have spoken to a very few others in regard to th
s;atsi ci IN Mr &c coxs Stiestss at Manhattan
+ seeke ago to sec Mr. Hagcr, nor did Know o. e {
l:s going there until after his return, have nj
: talked witt, him about these matters
. Q.-Haye you horse and fuerv Of your own
A-llarc, idrirc myscIf. S6en rtde sS;tb in
1Gjies ard when ridr ,rIth thn cantismcn 1t,o
, ! ilvirr "-'NN '"S esA''e1-n' @11s
l mo RON ,aco,,o,t ,,bo,, ~, oo., ,,-...
,".s T,et"t;n" "1I: ~ tnG tn
= Al do It was two wears aro thfs sprinr.