, 1873-11-23

" luem IL they Ind becn dealing In guc], tyooda
ao easd they had not hnd any OF 1t. I than co
warrant and arrested them, and they woro tnko,
ooiofa Jnstio Daggctt, who discharged them
uromm WAS witness in the case. The uai'coaf
tompanios desired them to bo brought befor,
tue Qfand Jury, md thoy we're, aud the Gram
jury Indicted them. WINS not subpmnacd III th.
caso, but was thore when it Was called for trial
Mcolellnn bought tho brasscs from tho rolgou
thals, and had tho bills. ! heard 10 ,yaa /,
onlaha, and told Mr. Roel 70, and no outare3 ,
hoIlo prosequi. Gromm was not proscnt cithor
| dromtn told him Mcclellan was in Denyor
| The case WIS continued ouco. On accourt %,
| Moclellan boing up to Lako Superior
Atter tle Folsonthala we're discharged tho Rail-
| ROAD Companies 1Fautod thom arrested aeain.
Mr.. stacApolc, tho prosecuting 1aw5er, eayo me
tho aubpnnas and after tlo Folsontha)s had
been arrested by tho Companies I had a|l tho
witnesses brought before Justice scully. told
Mr. Willard would do evorything could 10
prosecute them. Ono of tho witnesses was n
juror III tho Criminal Court, but notified hin
to attend. The oase vas continued at tho re-
On the day fixed for tho hearing / nad tlroo
cnses In the. Criminal Court, aud told scu,ly I
would bo back aB soon III could, When
reached hia Office tho csso had bocu post
@neer ponea san. sgaln: ., vas noxt commanded to
there, md a bill VAS found against
the Feisenthals I told hfr. Reed tic truth. I
Iaa no opportunity to hunt mp Mcclellan and
uromm: me baliiSs servo tho snbpnuas for
t..e, tno Cxlmlnal Court. I neysr rcfuaod TO obey
any summons or request Of tho ohicegs of TIA
nailroad companics. received S25 from tic
northwestern Company. told iii. Willard that
sno rolsonthals wanted to got Gromm out Of tho
a; way, qua thnt II wo could get that on them, It
money. aud Gronm got ticket to 20 away. and
had him put under $500 bal! to secure bis M,
rearance at the trtat. Some OF tie money vaa
spent on Gromm and somo on bleAndrews.
Adams cano to mo aud said had 1900 ar slU0
! had nsed IT, He saia Willard tod lin lin
to como to mo, but Willard xaid
be had not: did not interfere NTH tie proso- @
cutlon ca OF the case. had tho Falsonthals lnod
sho s na f1s aeeRg e9 Toas license On
tho station. aud wantod q man. Gallagher and
! we're about going oue, and wo won't oyor with
him. Whon. going Into the store one Of Dull'a
men mon a"toppsa yea. me- and DH1l saa "Ho Is al
by tho collar and said II am IN oillccr, aud aud
arrest you" ! nHked him il be Was an otiloer.
anu 10 sag, " fSs, hayo warrant from Dat,-
yon'' 31 told 1Wertheimcr to 60 with li,r. At
is Tie ssa1tGn enii'a.tx aghoa ht,. pa to show mo
but ho didn't want to book hin. | toId tas sta,,
ion-kctoper to put Wortheimers name on d sin.
Bull said he expected when ho cauo tloro thas
fight the whole stntion. told Bull to wait % nutii
tho Captain camo.~ He would not, aud tol him
Ao would havo to. Hayo aeen Bull in Cant.
Iurtes ,t,1,n, olso, and talked to him. think lie
mus. n,,e nayo kn kno%n ri was m officer ertheimor
cnt'nS him. ! booked Bull for representing
himself as IN officer, and 10 was held to nnswar
At tue Criminal Court. Havo told Worthoimor |
nos 20 % oyS rim%' atM " !n big place until found it
but had not o description Of it, and couldn't
takc It. Have never received money or INV
valuable thing from Felscnthal or Wcrthois1ar
or done anything to interfere with their prose.
,usiop.
Cross-eran{nel-Haren not returned thu eos
% the Railroad Company received it to sncn,l
Is thought lit for their bcfotit fhcro WA mi
IN express aSreemont that it Was to 10 used to
>uy Ticket.
at u o'clock tho Board adjourned until 2 n
a., Slayton and Gallagher being wa,,tod in tic
jrmnal Court to testify In the nogors ha1eos
01pNS case.
When tho Board assembled tho cross.asauins-
ion Or siayton was continued, but nothing ma-
Iha counsel then indufged In Some Irrelevant
ath about whether tho property waB really Stolen
NOT, aud when they were about exhausted Do
octlse Gnlaghcr was called. Ho knew very H.
II.
rated slaYson's statements.
~: Sanger QUO Of Wertl,eimcr'a employees,
sstlfled that he Raw Glayton at tho store. and |
aat ho (ssuger) purchased some prasses Of
man namea Jofluaon.
A[r. Adama was recalled, and said he could mt
~ from lis own knowledge whether any Of Ito
ropcrty had becn atolen. He wn3 m nainstnr |
I, clans a Y, for damasoa for tho Chicago & Iioet
l'y Alr. Tgude-nayo you ever boer arrested
}r forgery A-No. |
n.-l!ayey you ever been arrested for complicity
itll thieves ? A.-No. '''S'''
Ar. sErloyo objectal. Tho dofeuso we're i'm
oaclllng their own Witncas,
Mr. Irl1d6 stated that he proposod to s},n,y
at Adams wna prompted 10 conspirs a.ainst {
% detectives by mutlvcB Of nmico-tuat In !
tdatns) was corrupt, and unworthy OF credit Or
position Of trust.
Mike Mcdonald was chilled to provo tb5s.
1lr. slirlero aGaia urged nis objection.
Commissioner Wright said he was obliged to | q
svo the city at oclock, and ho luft Tic room. 8
Tor counaol had nGroed to 30 Oh with the twoo y
Mr. Trado desired to ask ou}y few questions
establish Ills position.
Mr. srlovo spoke about the iIIcsaItty Of such \
proceeding, ana read from legal tpxt-booh in II
fp0tt Of hia vieWa,
'''0liko" Mcdonald WAS then suorn anl anla Z
lad known Albums FOR eight or lino yoa.Y,
8 character wns bn1 nmpny Enm'!ora, IIo
dnns) van TT ono timo Keeper III tho =
nhl!nss-liallSe NO. o3 Lako ntrcot, Ihia wns | -
roro tho Tire. Il
Objection was mnao to tho testimony, ana ?
st1e md slrjeyo botil1ndu1gcd IL u, agt.iucut y
maintain tAolr positions.
lie President sald anything viii, regart1 j.
e,ns nnm,aE} E9}ns1e' e, reputation ana vssacy coul
Mcdonald continued. l1o (Aaan,B> Ind tt,s \
,utation OF laying down sscrooho1 ua,,or.n I
! waB in iaii IN Nochostor for It., t' Il
Ar. Adams said he waa mls.alop for SONG \
~ dlee. lie was not tho man roforrol to. Il
desired to bs!ng witnesses to pypye tis \
raeter, and THO President Hail Ao would 6o y
loDonala did not know anything about AL n
g ropntatlo.s during tho lust two or ttrno -
ra. lle Ind not associated with hin, but Ind d.
II him onco In wbiIo. -
'illAm pinkerton vas thcn sworn. IIuoy u
Adams; have aoen him With tAoyea, drink i.
aud going to tllelr 4os,aos; know ho tried to H.
OF Soma RAILROAD thieves he told Mo l4v was i
of tho beat braco.doaiayA III tllo country. H.
anlof Webster, the negro ba1!~gopr, tost!9od a..
lIe Int known Adams for fonr yoara. Ito H