, 1873-11-05

gn1ject,, objeotlng To MI qrcstions-nnl they
Woto not fow--on thoHo poilltB. Mrs., atilI
aaid ~ protest against t1rnHglng tho i,anluB Of
parties into tlliH trlal WHO lnvo no knowledge Of
fno circumstances. nt,l wcro not born until ynati
nfLcr thoy occurred" etc., oo. Afr. Cinrknon
S9condou tho protest, md caasod tho Commits
aloncr to wrto down: !"Nlr. Clarksun objoqtn to
this a nl n.crrogatorles relative to tho as,sli-
ter Of tho witcsA III isnmntctal nild irrelaratt
anil NAks hfr. 13nillum 10 state tho object and
tho purpose Of tho inquiry NJ TO her."
pErEc11vH HTILEH.
An my tl'nro Is limited. 1 dannot now ttethit
tie circumstances through which Mrs. stlt way
impcac,od. I'LL tllo was sccoaHfully. did e'.l-
poy tletcciiso mud tho sequel ahpwn tho cnso
t'ld thc u,ntaotor Of Tho 'sitlesH juuifia 1t. II
yoIr nrticlo oryonr Informant 'lenns to t.Ain1,ato
Tint I, other directly Or; Indirectly, through tie
dc.octfro Or otherwiHo l,nl DR. ufFortd Mra. ntlll
anything for her testimony, 1 Ely 1t ia untrue.
ro dot octfvc' na,no Ia ~ Hos md Ills deposition
shows how by dcgrcoB ho Won llof conlhleneo,
anu finally got loaseGyion Of thc above docll-
nlent and much other information connected
thorBwilll. ~
1'ho Following it from Stiles deposition, re- ;.
ferring to Mrs. Still and hor various couyeraa-
Aho sai! hcrc waa y argo amount. Of properly nt
atakc, ad tint 1t UT npen,r l.cr Testimony. so
sad thai Mlc hsr tepoaition was being tnko' II Atr.
ao G aak er ono sserian e qssiou a H. sho S woud
cifl,er lavo men compelled to lornre lerscl send
0larEaun lack to ol,teago without .ac. And lint Sic
beg right ilut Ahu hal written 10 t,nrksnn, mud lnno
.le.a,d fur s3ooo to l,o paid immediately, tic
TINT. If nlo waa to ,nlo known io thc other alv,
Carkson wo',i not taro 20 to trial for hK reputation
o wan nsv at se ar H. u tho natseE & an ta L oIar,son DID
trta hut illat Hhu wnlill frat open negotiations Will
te osr side, ant got all tho n'nuey ot Of .cn' That
between cr and Till nn Darn,,n,, aud uaIrt ior in
selling out 70 them 10 aa aoud a advantage III possible
hllo also, at subsequent BtaYo OF tho conversation,
Inst fs}In
to nsk hsr wns: her daughter wns interested direct
Y or indrectly n tho SUIT hui ahc sai.l. an She told
allowe!1 them o skirt on the cdgo Of danger. sho
some Of which answered fur lier. ' "'N0 'N'''
nll her daughter for, If lo did, aId shoull pu cr
she waa Interested, directly Or iurectly III a suit,
and and ".u .n t" e s,Swer s would r oIsso
''cr and her daughter in c'ayksunu power, '
Another extract from Stilos' deposition:
tion waa tahcn and when a1r. clarkson wns about to
It 10 happened that she had occaon to ope, her trunk
n which the snd mper or writing was lying at tho
Mr. ClnriEon said 10 iicr " Homcbody 1ght get hold
Of It Try ssfo :lsro y9,t llad better It taEs
then and there ther, sla aail ,o brongit it with i1a
to chvago nnd che natd tha, nfer ha Ind gone with
INV ulEi. Eu HtI IL tllEEl5f nG0Ht Nt-tst she hal
nothlMg, and they tClarksol md lonts} bud every
thing; 10 sho 1ud s,c wrote to Mr. Clar;son, Telling
him to return tho paper, ald that ls did 30 by e1
IrcsH,
{NorE.-Anuwer objected 10 by Mr.. Clarkson)
Mn. ELARksnS. g..
It 10 due to AIr. Clarkaon To say tat ho OK
amlned tho above documeut wl,ou Sties pro.
d,1cod it, md said, in my herring, aud tAat Of
Afr. Darnu1n and Morton Culyor, that ho re-
,nembercd that ho did tukc The document with
him from st. Louis to Chicago, among other
papere. by mistake, and that lo returned it when
discovered.
It wna not until after these DEVELOPMENTS tint
Mr. Clurlison abandoned tho cn,,so requesting
mo to withdraw from The 1ilos not only Stiles
but Mlu. Stills also.
GEo. ". HILL,