, 1865-03-20
FROM CINCINNATI.
TINE CHICAGO CONSPIRACY.
Testimony OF James W. Jacobs, A..
Haven, L. p. 1atllfard, Joseph Ce-gA
hon aud j. L.. Hayward.

by the diaaErangement OF the mails and tele-
graph cur letters and dispatches from Cincinnati
hare failed to reach for the past three or four
dnys. Thursdays Cincinnati papers reache US
On Friday and VIC gave on Saturday Wednesday q
fore. Tn Saturday we got Wednesdays Cincin.
natl papers from which VIC extract Tuesdays
proceedings Of tho couFt1
CwcrsxAr1, March Is.
TESTIMONY or JAMES n. JAoons.
first got acquainted with Iii. Walsh in 1856
Ills reputation for loyaty up TO the TING Of his
rest was good. hayo heard II questioned By
M1 Waish was not Strictly loyal. We have 1 aone ono
men there who call me dfsloya1, and call every
Democrat disloyaI. I hold The office Of Superyi-
s91 e sed r. s
Q-state whether Mr. Walsh, at any time before
Tie election, offered you any arms, and If SO for
A-Ashort time before the Presidential election
Mt. Walsh told me eku1d get come arms from
NUS, If thers should be any st lie polls. lie satd
he had two or three hundred pistols OF guns. I
communicated something to him In Reference 10
estate what It was you communicated to him
Injected 70 by the Judge Advocate. -
Q-!Iad there been any impression made ty the
ference with the rights Of voting at the pol!ss
Q.-Was here a. that time any Impression among
would be an armed interference With them ut the
time Of eleCtiOns
A.-Yes, Il; there was. I never belonged to
any secret order.
TESTIMONY OF 4. HAVEN.
1.-THE testimony Of this witness was in reference
to the character ind loyalty Of Walsh, which was
the Esme as that OF previous witnesses.1
TESTIMONY OF L. r. HrIlIARp.
/ am Clerk OF tho County Court Of Cook county,
Illinois. have known Judge Morris twenty-etcht
years His reputation IS that he Is good to fault
Judge Morris and myself were owners Of the M
aonlc Temple, which cost SO ,ooo: &c owns the
be Is worth *1oU, 600 Or more.
TESTIMONY Or JosErn TEHoS.
lam q brotherIn-laW Of Charles Walsh. In
Eodneed to bis house two men named Daniel and
cantril: had made arrangements with them TO
near By stopped at The house q Nj. walsh. At
another time, while on my way out to Mr. WAlsh's,
Do1iel and Cant1il met me and asked me to 60
with them to the North Side, according to pre-
Fious arrangement; bat conld not 60, and they
then renamed. neger saw them a. Nj. W4lsh,s
e7ePt On hnsa TO ey
excused himself on account OF m engagement to
attend meeting down in the city. went down
town intending to return soon, but aid not return.
rebel officers.
TESTIMONY or J. L. HAYWARD.
Ibaye res1tled In Chicago ten yeara next month:
was employed in the Post Office dTe years. i know
Dr.. Aver; went With him over to the Nortc Side
for the purpose Of having an intervieW With Israc
\. Arnold, member ol Congress. totsk this
was in August, but 1t might have been In Jaly.
Q-Was anything said by Dr.. Aver to you as to
the smount he should charge the qoyetnuent, as
defective, Tor his services In reference to this
A-He told me he shnuld make ont bill Of
$1,000. ~
GROSS KK41NATI0N.-
,Dr. Aver told ne he had received letter froU.
General Hooker, asking him what biz bill would
be. I think it was IN January last he spoke of
q. Did be ssy what those services wete1
4. Simply for services rendered. ae salQ no