, 1874-09-24
Sunday. T1oro was no intorior communication
will AM1nraot,'B nBrk Of tlo 1ol1ao

ncig,bor, cnlne IN whom Tho alarm vaH glYon,
md will, mn ax cu. holo IN tito floor wtoro tlio
iro was burning; tlion tho canlio wna tallon cut.
Afterwards, tho Witness took tho hoy, aud un-
10 get t1nler tbs noun Tic door was lockoa oi,
tllo inside VITA Il ,hs ..tocalng catcl,. Wltueuy
was not al jaome dltIug tho proviouu attornoon.
Tn tho rr:',r1lnF 81 tho iiro tho oiicors woro OIL
hnnt. withii1ialf m hour from tho tfno 1t bl1rat
or.. quo Of tle tlrolnau got intu tho trout win.
'JY, which Ind bcon opened from tho inside.
This was after tho liro lad hcou but out. Ihp
flromen diu not rut my watcr into tho house.
labit or going away atol!,1ay morltng and hctpg
atsel! until Saturday nlgl'. wi.ilo hs wifo was
away.
tion Ntl Anderson cot.corillng . llolHo yol, Ind
ilenrt down ntnirs tho wcot boforo? AL lad
heard {. noso during his absonco, and aukod lin
If anything had been tliAtirbau.
Q.-What did Anderson, aay?
Mr. Hood objected, md tho objection was
Hustatued.
Witness proceeded to BAY tint pao heard n
light noiHa dowi, Btairs, which might 1lnvo hccn
rats, and Bo a1lioa Anderson II lin tlluga wero
nil right.
Q.-Do you swear TINT tho thought didn't
enter r.s yor l tat y vas soo orh0 a'd
Al heard tho noise, md naturally a.l,od
lin about it,
,1'y Mr.. 1soed:, It was in tho niglt-timo that
BIO nc1ru O n0lGC.
Q.-Was 1t like knocking Off boards7
Elr. swett objected, aid the objection WAS
Sustained, but not before 1lrs. TGllmago tlad re-
piled that Allo heard no ai1ch noiBo.
l}y Mr.. 1lcod: Q.-What was tho condition Of
tho blinds when you won't dowi,-statrs3 A.
They Wero SHUT.
Q.-All of tl.omP A.-All Of them.
Q.-FaBt and cloeo A.-YoH, sir.
Air. Swott AFRO you Buro that alt tho blinds
wore fastenod7 Axes, sir.
Q.-Couid tho blinds wlon fastened DO opened
from tho outside? Al noyor opcnod them.
Q.-Do you rcmomhor that n(rH Miller had
her boy opon one Of them iu this way? Al
didn't SGD it.
Q.-Dil yon examine oil of tho ton windows ?
Al examined thom Nil, TO SEQ that tho house
wns properly closed before loft it.
THEODORE TAtLa1a1E
testified thnt hc left tho house about fifeon or
twenty minutes past O'Clock that morning.
Andersen, gave alrs. T. tho keys about 9 o'clock
C,oas-eTamiaed 1y Mr. Sscen: Nothing at
waH my usual tinso for leaving. to 60 downtown
/ WAS With Anderson tho SUNDAY bcforo tho fire,
/ lnl no conversation with him about leaving
tho houHo unprotected. uo Tas drc6uod in lis
everyday clothes.
mn. lAcon DA1.
testified that lo lived ut No. 219 portland ave-
nuo. lin waa at home tho morning Of the tiro.
aud heard Mira. Talmago give tho alarm; eaw
smohu coming out Mrs. I. found whore tho fire
waa; witness rent to the spot, and SAN hIr. Al,-
pol pull ont tho long camille; hlntod IN tho out
Hldo for como place ,Yhero !1an might havn got
in; found no nucl PLACE. but placo vas found
OIL tho inside. untlnr tho stairwny. .whero so1no
boerda hal boon froahly taken away,
and w1cro tho man got in to fix tic
things Tor thc ire. oa the piece OF board IN
which holo wns horcd to hold tho big wax can-
dlo waa found Bonlo remains Of stcarno canllo,
ind'cating that another attempt bnd been pro
vions!y made. The appearance Of tho board
showed TINT tho hrat canhio Ind bnrnod down to
aud scorched tue hoard:
CFoss-eTama'icd W ar. SiceQ; Iho windows
wero nii e!oscd; fecoi'ece TINT Mr. Iat!mago
opened tho window to let MO out, don't renon-
bos thnt got out. NO "ero M cxcltou' nlr.
floor. Tt was hardly ten minutes bofore tic Ero
Uepeftmont a1rlvod.
LII order to accommodate
Mn. \. 7. nunnI1naE,
WHO lad sick child ut 1unlo lio waa callod for
the tlcfonse before tho other side had concluded.
Ho testified to having known An1orhun ssnce tho
fro Of 1871 had lived d near neigabpr With
him a ycar ntld l,alf for three months work.
cd with him in tho sanlo mill. On tho morning
Of the tiro saw Anderson about l o'clock north
of lis lo,1so going townrd Twopty- NTH street i;
this WaE iiyo minutes before o'clock. Witness
was On Liz WY to tho butchor-sllop to got lis
meat.
Q.-What wes the conversation between you
air. Heed objoclctl.
Lr. Smith sad that lo expected to show TINT
on tho morning Of tho 1ira Anderson lott his
house 1U 1ninutea before O'clock, to tnko the
trim for Cornell; that lie did tale tho train ut
Archer avonuc at minutes past i oclook arriy-
ing at Cornell about 20 minutes past d. Tho
conversation WAS necessary to SHOW what it was
TINT fixed tic tiulo in wituess' mind.
Tho Court ruled that The conversation could
not be admitted rs n part Of tho fact that wit
nuss mot Anloraon.
Q.-What tmo did YOU meet Anderson A.
Tiyo mllutcs before o'clock.
Q.--How do you know what time it was? A.
looked at my watch to sco whether Ind timo
to rot to my work.
Q.-Did Anderson tell you whero ho was 10
Ing, and what timo the train started. .A.-lIo
tlid.
Q,-Whoro did ho toll you llo was going: OBJ
jcctot to aud objection Sustained
Q.-ANhat time did lo say the train was to lcavo
OH wl,ich lie was going? Objected to ani objec-
ton Bnatained
Q.-In what direction wns Anderson going when
you met him. A.-IIo wan gong directly to-
ward tho Archer avenue depot.
Q.-What IL Anderaon's reputation aH at1 hon
osa1o ma'l and good cltizon: Alt IL u1ox-
ceptlonablo