, 1874-07-09

n!etss' n!.!, ...f nfqtIsssxs .rsas+u A DkelJd raora
was nothing like & aRht Brothes brown said 10
count Of yaur f9sno'al ability, aud waut to 800
Charles Palmer stated that tho moosiug re-
forrea to was regular tuonthay meotiuR. Brown
haa made Charge Of $40 for attending Con-
ho sad ho wolfe, not b. blaied oo on 'y' by any any
MethottiAt preacllur. lilo amid III regard TO tito
notes TINT llo would soil thon1. tr. Dandy
Charged Brown with foasttng preachers at tho
s n 99oF to f , n S "9h dt fs Fao1
whether 10 spout tho a25 to trent tho preachers
or not; 1t was charged to tho church.
i. ". Vasey affirmed tho to5tiuony Of the
two proceeding wisnessos. Dir. Brown sntd ut
that meeting that ho would put tho uotes in tho
hnnds Of partlos who would site tnen.
J. G. ThompBon, hgont far Ho1iipter Il Co.,
roatited tlht he went to Brown to ano whore the
! money, 40a3.ao. ~as coming from for tho Church
furniture. Brown said ho would pay tho bill,
bnt noyor Ind done 80.
r., Ebenczor Jonn,ngs, former Trustee md
Treasurer. was called 10 testify to spoctaoation
hrSt Of charge iltHt lrotbor Brown tnado the
t'na 3 ess to & pfs liz Ie'sss pss u y fis e. % shPs
Witness Resigned Tho Trltssoestip bccauso
Brown waited TO- put In his own lots md tnke
tue notea OF the church; tecauae wttnoaa did not
terl III did not say who was to pay tho easL.
! Samnol ro1kcy was He'd nndor specification
! fftl, of charge first. referring to thu threat
| 1nade by brown at tlo cornor Of Madison md
| Btato strcets, that ho would cut his CUTS out.
AJr. Brown had used his name in letter that l,s
| bud written to Robert Commons In woy which
WINS false and malicious. This waH not tie hrst
| tiu,o lie had 30 written. Tho lotter wns
signed Brown. They had diaputo about It,
aud he called wltnoas q low lived ---, Wit
! ness wont to lis Office and wrote 1t down, In
| tho 1ettor coupled with his nama wau 'sold
| pofkoy," bootblacAB, nownbovB, and SONS mora
slandoi OILS stuff now forgotten. They had not
spoken alter u certaiu affair which tile wltness
hoped tho Court wonid n]ow him 10 Rtnto.
The defenaa objected, aud the Committee stls-
taiuel the objection.
Witness proceeded: AIr. Brown wss] very
angry ut tile time ye mot, and mado motions ar.
if 70 CARO- out lliB threat was both angry atld
pleased. I HAB p1eaBed because he gave mo
| aon1e slight hold to make @ charge upon. Ho
had trol ut me- from behtnd the bush. Ho had
mado such attacks on inc Us tue letter indicated.
u C1csa. Examination :: Questionable you ever
know Of Ira Browns carrying weaponf
o.@How im atr. Brown act when ho nude his
ttroat7 A-l1e stopped back In D tragic MAN.
nor, aud put hia laud under lis coat to Ills hip.
Q.-What was tho exact language naed7 A.
Ho eaid, You low lived --l wlll cut Or
lot your guta out"
Ilo cross-examination Of Tho witness was car
r1etf to the point Of his trouble unlor tho pas
torate Of Alr. stoworidgot Witness said that II
lie was to be examined on that subject Ae
wanted to tell why lie aud bis vito had latt the
church, which WAS understood to be the Affair."
before spoken Of. 4 member OF tho Committee
said llo would lilo to hcar tho whole story, TO
which the Chairman responded TINT he could
llye the witness tomorrow evening, aud the
Court thon adfouraod until this eroniuK.