, 1870-04-08

- pefsodscs, tuts which ore.1Ate the coum,ue
Ahouf eye3 h1n huur. Tho hnnotabjs rrsticme :,
Ess eeSae - md It each Other Finally The deno
Who announced snls ths sir of lie room dlsssreet
lesss b. sxcnsea aa a9 mn, m0qa H. to g.
ache. Az 4 . 13
Supervisor worhlngtou went out to look 10,
somebooy ahd returned Without hin,
md tne chal!man walked ur and down The floor.
ssste1or satt,e,<,sor mo,smnston manched An apple,
tclman read the old minutes, Bapefvtsof uazc No
saeed Document and supcrv,sor- sautel looked
- Il no were doing ,oms ysEy hasd thinking.
Supervisor polton asted ii hey eaF TIA, article
~ ths paper aboat The sopavtsors turning the
Seg sou.hing, Na1nr - ~A ~
SSupcEEl1or bolton "H.m res"
fort" ''t 'A'Ns "n2' NC Nc waiting
Supervisor Garc. "Tcsttmony.r
Supervisor Gage and Waterman went out.
nj. Thomas followed suit
NE R0HIx8oN
said he went into lha basement with Thnnas- : ,bev
sot u ulnuGh ar!e u The Hall; be measured ths
., 1859; Thomas sattt vas TOO Lie to BID winrsa
enetcd 70 DO the work for s. 500; air Thouas ala
81 fhe 1s 1de esnsIss q Is
tract WIGS let on the sth.~ >A'e e'''>
SNP@4 tAaO1 VA<u IN.
NH. PETERSON .
was usuuEnt IL he said he super4ntentied ,he ~.
eAEauon n fhc basement; therr was no hoIe In ~.
thruunb thr ~ ws1i. ncaH one; no one could get IN
1ae 1I., naesmsnt a WIS through Inc jl: taeFs We
nlsnl sou y the basement; It was mixed Win ctI.
Inus. a resa ~ aess ei was thrown in the Cou1t
Supervisor Ackhon arrived ana reiIeTed S,,n.,.
el5or Doltail OF the chair "1i's4@
THAT HOLE IN TIE WALL
Inc RTE1EnED n {nto
no!n n the wslf, and creEs-c1am!1ci Nj, Peterson
on me snntct, developing nothing new.
20 aosn ss Tts W. A. committee to
sa4l TO hare been. >N'- "@@'
sopevaos Doton went down Afterwards
n tne absencc Of tho gentlemen there Was an
r, NJ: 4: AcGrath came In and introduced NJ. John
T. Hope a. witness
saso he dld not know Of hla Own knowledge
taat IFohiR offered AcGIzih money; about
MCCLELLAN IN company with NcGra1h, and McNiIan
salt that Twohig tpld hin that he occred to g.yc
aoiax Sg e ss1s sss 15 Ss,
Snps!viaor Gags said that WINS no evidence.
MI. AsAlllan's dcposition waa read
The subcommittee on the uole-tn-the.Es]t re-,
turned from their 1plor2tpn.
snPes.lso! Gage eat't that Mcmillan was bel
Ter Witneas than HOPE lie nskcd Ar 4cGrath
TO bring Mr. Mcmillan before them.
hcle -"1 W A4Aa NY
), ~ " Ro1!nsen n, said he showed him where the
Supervisor Teseh Sid that hole would not lead
him under the Jail N1
Nj: kontnsoa IA man that's blind cannot RE
anything" ~'1@A'''@ 'e'
supss9F e. TSssh ion failed to show US that
AZ. Robinson You're mistaken, slr.r
Chairman. "Onlcr, gentlemen, order!"
III. Aoblnsoh- suppose Thomas could Ill I'M
hole et the expense Of the ta1-paJe1s.'
Nh John c. nAHpKE
S2l1 he was IN the Sheriff 5 on1ce, sometime about
siafch !, 1860. when he raw ThoInaa and XcC;fnth
*Nn nghs aud tape-ltne, 60 into the sub-bAae.
!ucnt, And he BAW them coming out about half an
hour difer; be saw the door to the sub basement
npen: he did not know till then that there was 4
~ salebaSement; Witness explained how he nxed the
late In LIS Elld ~ suit he had 1t the tIne.
MISCELLANEOUS TALK.
supervisor Dolton said Robinson could not get
mo the EttlD1scmcnt hy way Of the hole Indicated
MT. Robinson cyentullly admitted that he could
uot get into the snb-baseInent through the hole,
Supervisor Sauter departed.
Supervisor Dolton anil Nr. Nclf5ath. who had
Leen on second exploration Ii the basement 10
turned.
ME. AcGrath said they hAa found the hole under
the jail
Supervisor Dolton hoped the reporters would get
ulouA-
Therc YVES another lull
IR. cNASR
sad he wcs ready to take his deposition that
1ht'nsas made proposition to him TO supcrintend
The heating apparatus In the Court House tor $500:
In Ht the boilers for 81 300 OF do dav work for IS
a day; hc could also prove that Thomas made
Similar proposition to another party. Mr.. Davis
ratl he Honli give s. ,ob0 for the old Iron pipe.
After another 'tl the committee adjourned Until
n ffE YF1s