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NOTES AND NEWS.

51Ac1a! ui.Ms,h 10 tNs CAkaqo zFttHn*.
WAsusNa7oN. d. G., March 2o.-TLoue who
talked with the representatives. ot ths exp1ess
lobby when hose, say thst tho e1preSs companies
expect that tho Democratic State sosoreiGnty
doctrine will prevent the repoa! Of tho express-
n1a1's job law. The State sovereignty doctrine
does not permit the Qoneral Government to en-
gage 10 the axpress buAlneBH OF CARRYING PACK.
asea; therefore the law will noE bo ropsalsd.
Tnls u their argument.
ANOTHER TREASURY CHANGE
Iorfn DldJgott, Chief oil tue Customs Division
Of tho Treasury Department, has bean orassoa
to the 1cnesal Appraisers olacs, New iork. ne
will to sueeesdod by Clark, VI tho TlsasE1ars
oItce.
fTb tht Assoeiatta fftss.]
tuplk4s curAr DECISIONS.
Tie Supreme Court llAs rGndcrea decision IN
thu e.ss OF Miner Y. HApposaolt. cHos To tue
supreme Uourt Of Missouri. 1hl4 Il = .0ass
presenting tho question ~hettlor under tho
Eourteeoth Ancudmont~ woinaa Who
is . citizen Of the United b!htes
aud Of . State. III yotor IN tue Bta1a not
wiitslaad!uy tie proylslou OF tho Constitution
aiad laws os that Hsats coutiuo the right OF SUI
fkA.e to msu Rlona. 1lla Curt are untn,tnoua
iu tho opluion thas the Constitution Of tha
uultod 6tstcs does not confer tho right OF euf.
ftska upon Any ono and that the ConskltutIonu
Of tls sstssal States which commit that trust to
n,su alous are not uecos.ntiiy void. Affirmed.
Lis Qhtes-Juatios dalasa1ed tie opinion.
, 1875-03-30
THE RIVERS.

The leo on tile NI0yu In Western
afrc..ms-CousAucEub1 DumuEu Iea~
ported.
6peesas IAspateh 10 Tte Chicago Tribune.
Ii Cnossr, Wis.,, March o9.-The noot River,
which cntorB the Mlssisaippi opposite this CITY, is
rising fast. At this writing Is p. m.) tue waser
la reported as being on 4 level with Tho trsox Of
tho Houthesn minnesota Railroad. This road
ceoescs Root River At several points botHoon
lolo aud Ianeaboro, mud tie Company
aso making strsnuous efforts to saro tho track
bridges, and tscstla work. Tho weather Is very
mild. and big waah-out Is looked for. T1lo
Cltuton, Dubuque Il Minnesota Railroad also
crosses Root River here and at Brownsville, with
q mile Of trestlo work nt this ond Of tho road.
Yesterday morning quite panic ensucl at Pres
ton, htlnu., accustomed W tho rapid rise
in Root 1l.yer. tho water for, thu
time rising s fcot an lonr. 1lany citizens
III the lower part Of tho town movcd their houss-
noon tbe water began to fall and ali fears aro
now a1layed Tho leo in tho AfisuiBAppi is got.
tug very rotten. the c.ahnc! he!t,B OPEN IN many
places in front Of this city. The clinton. Du-
buquc i Minnesota Railroad have nsade teu1-
tho Chicago i ut. Paul Itatlroaa bridge. Ile
Southern Miuuosota 1toad will probably mako
some Arrangements frou. necosaltY, the 'uus lncn
refusing to croes longos. owing to tho uusale
S1tefut U.spaten 10 7tA4 fateaao 4ribunt.
Ohxoon, H., March 29.-Tho heaviest body Of
leo eyer known Iu Noclt llyor lIoao up tt y, III.
To- day Abovo the dam At shia place nnd u hoW
runn,ng cut. hugo cakes from II to u iarhes
thick ats hrukeu BY thoIs descent III raeslnE over
tic dam tnto fragments too snail to DO any
tamaro. 1no ratsr Is not unusually h!.l1.
acorea Of rooplo arc gathered upoa she haais
witnessing the scano.
spsSiat U7sputeh to Tia ChAe1qo frtbuns.
DocKfoAp, ILL.,. March 13.-Tha leo ia Rock
River has quite gaueeally broAan up below titus
CITY. II gorsed thia morning agalpet the p!sIe
OF tho biltEe OF the Ch1cago I; pacitto Kalload
as Uy1ou. u n,llos from here, aud ewspt them
away. 1'le dApago will amount to eavefa! thou
ecud doltaEa. Tho ttvor III 1,aug rapldly Aete.
4spsetat Ctspateh 70 Ia CAt4tin {rsot'tf.
DUBUQUE L., March 23.-Tto ioe wcnt cot Of
Turkey liver, few mfos above, to-day. aud
the uhter il coming down with rush. Pho ica
as this polnt 10 unaaro for teaus, aud only TOW
days mUss ot the presout warm weather u r.
quire4t 10 moro tt out in 3 body.
Hpsct1l isS1at.h 4 TIA Gt'a7e 7t!eHnt.
OMAHA. Rel., March 2D.-IAe frssl1et in Llk-
horn has exstisd asaY four brldges, st Fonto-
nolle, lngau CraoI. lietlo CzooG. and Elkhoru.
Az this city lie rYus IL yery high aud niled with
| leo.
Fonf MADISON. H., March a9-At last tho leo
has giysn Waj, aud the river IL now a!Moss
| clear. 1hs forry-boa! commences running segu,
!Ily tomorrow morning. ele is nos snn1 aaa
, 1875-03-30
BILL KING,


Sp4tial Disp1ttA to IkA Ch.oaao Tribune.
WAsIllNo7os, y. O., March 23-Diu King had
hia day In court to-day, and gained point. Bon
Dutlor aud Dick Harrington. OF tho old District
ring. bis counsel, called tue sttoution Of Judge
Macarthur, Of tile Criminal Court, to tho reao-
luton Of tue House of Representatives, which
waa transmitted with Tho copy ot tho Pacific Mall
Investigation oyidoueo to tho Unisod States bis
trict Attorney, With tho request that 1t be pro-
Bented to tho arnnh Jury. Dutior 1natlo the
point that tho evidence in tho Pacific Mail III.
veBtlgaton wna not proper eyIdonco to
It conylstod only ii unveriaotl atllda7iis.
Judge AIcArthur Nss Of Gen. Dut!or's opinion,
aud rulol that The Pacific Mail evidence was not
Testimony in iognl aouae, aud thst It would be
!9competcns TO lay u before tue Grona JurT.
Gen. Butler could not refEAin frcln
s1LIIRs1Aa Tuk LATE HOUSE or REPRESENTA-
TlYHA.
He sad that that body was dead, and thst 1t
might be sa;d Of It tint = live j.eIass IL better
every other mob Of 200 or moro sonsls:
mon. II had no judicial power, although of
late yours It llan amounted 70 a1oat A.
m.ch as small Police Court. Butler said thst
1 n Ktng I'D not tssn fuE'tiss fen ,ls 1qstes
10 could alWaya ba found. Tho reault OF tlls
decision u that tAe Grand Jury will ho conf
galled to start with the original evidence. ua,
dor t'loso circumstances it IL quite doubtful
whether any indictment enn DO found, siuco tlla
doyernmeat has nc appropriation for conduct.
ing 20 extensive N exarui.ssion ~ tue rehca1Eal
ct alo Pacific bail inTeatl sation would 10.
Tue Inquiry whether thia loga! point ought
| not 10 lave bcen discovered by the
Committee OF tWAys and AloauA saeins worry
pertinent. 11H answer iH far ftom satisfactory.
on that Committee tho following Gentianon
xsEe lawyers. and aoms OF them claim dsline-
tlon IL Tue law; Dawes, koltey, nutelard, kas'
1on, ghsldou. Book, and Eblack. All oi stle
Commttsos except four were lawyers, yet tht-
Legal proportion seolus TO l,aye boon 10 Mtnpls
that but few moments wero necessary to tleo!dt
| 1t: Tbs investigation bocams half.hoarted iaa
"insas from the timo that It appea1ea taat large
sums OF money wsrn traced to tue sotY doors 81
Congreas. tits judicial decision to-day strength
| ena thu view of those who believed lila. tha III
| yestieatsnc Committee Sers not Inclined to d:A
| cover tho truth.
IhcEo ~ lI.s!s doubt that Ben Butter ropzs
eents much strunger int!uoue<.s than Bill King Ii
h!s efforts to prevent the lsttef from having III,
! orporautty to prove hin Innocence which b. hal
- louS aasizsd. Tha namalesz pnknoHa 2rta
, 1875-03-30

At 3EfFER5ONV1LtE. ms.
JrfrEnsoxv1L1E, Ind, March 2o.-At o'clock
this morning aro burst forth from tho pattern
shop Of tho Southwestern Car Company, located
iustla tue main wall Of the State Prison, South,
burning up $4,000 worth Of patterns bo1onGinE
to tho Southwestern Car Company, tho j.. II. d
r. Railroad Company, mud tho Louisville d. pa~
ducah Railroad Company. Tho portion belong
lug to tho Southwestern Car Company and tho
machinery was partially damaged fully inaured.
Tho loss 10 tho Saso II tho main walls Of tho shop
have to to rebuilt will roach 100000. It is not
definitely known how tho fire originated Though
tho excitement ran high among tho convicss.
they behaved well. Tho main portion OF them
wofo locked in their coils. At ono tinio It waa
fcnred tho whoso psison tui!d!ag would take fire,
aud two tlre-eugines wero telcerapled for from
Louisville, KY. bnt before ti,cy reached thsa side
Of tho rtycr tho Aasaos ~cre Under control-
This is tho third tIn,o tho sa,ne bu1dngh has been
burned.
LA7En-Aftcr closer examination It is bolioved
tho loss will not exceed $40, 600. The fire will not
impair the usual nbi'i:y Of tho sonthw estern
Car Company 70 tako contracts md ill them
promptly,
, 1875-03-30

tnr = rcso1uslon declaring i to 10 tue senan Of
liz S jro1,Ho shat George L. converao, Hiram Anr;
n md 5.os s aof19n o ta ,i0 o n
1skep n coshocton, and +. II. Walker. Of Da'ke
% County. II aro deserving Of censuro by tno llouo9 %
for 5i thoir conduct in tho matter Of ths Wooa ,.
County b en9 5esomsnd'nS an 'sS 'sf # Coz. cao,
inv. ~; Hg"st Of sutuyaboga, 10 brought before tho
re1n,manJc pa1 Tor tho!r connection with tho bill.
Four tnernbcrs Of tho Committee tlsaant from
tlnt part OF tho report recommending tho ccn-
surinr III Mcesra, lIosg aud Cooley. and rcconf-
mend men tl,o.r expulsion from their ,poSitfona = rs
members OF Tic 11ouno. Tho first part Of NO
RESOLUTIONS. exonorating Mcasra. Converge.
Mufla and Gordon waro A. o!'co adonssa. nro A..
so nn,rp1Ieu aH to oxoncrhte all tile gentlemen
nameti iu them, aad a. amended wore adopted.
, 1875-03-30
MICHIGAN.

MTCHTEHH.
TAisoN 1NvE8T10AT1oN.
snteiat Dispatch 10 The chted1a T'fbftHt.
LANSING, Mlch., March 29.-Tho Senate TO-
night adopted resolution ordering Tho Commit
ten on State PrIaon to Investigate pnpl'oiy
charges Of o1treno cruelty tnado ng ehe Aaf'an
press against tho agent ard Lis aaelstansa.
Many petitions wore rccoisod, including some
urging MI additional lantl grant Tor the constsuc-
Tim nf Tim hfarn1,otto IL 1facksnaw 1ta[Iroad.
in t1.a l1ouso IN attonpt 10 pass concurrent
resolution adIourning Tho 1louao.. fro:a next
Thursday evening until tho aucceoding Wodnea-
dny ayouIpg was loat by ~ TO Al.
, 1875-03-30

MONUMENT 70 NAxl:tiL1AT.
LoSpos, March 23.-A dispatch from TtieHte
sa-s: "Great preparations are making fo1 the
uaveilinG, next month. Of tho monunlen: in
memory OF 3Ia1imiGlAn. All Tho kc1mpauions OF
tho Into Emperor IN Mexico l,aro been invisctl."
, 1875-03-30

6psetas Dspateh 10 Ths cAiedgo Tribune.
CEDAR RAPIDS. H., March 2o.-Early yeator-
day morning An uaoccuplod dwelling. belonging
TO T. II. Vim, wna destroyed by fro, LosH
about $1,000. Iaaurad in tia North American,
of Philadelphia, for s1,2D0.
, 1875-03-30

WARRINGTON, March o0.-l d. m.-Ior tho
lako region Increasing cloudlncas and rising
temperature, with east TO south winds and fall.
ins barometer, posaih'y followed BY rain In the
upper lake region.
For tho Northwest partly cloudy and cooler
weather, With northwest to southwest wIndH,
falling, followed by rising barometer, and local
raius uorth OF tho Missouri.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
EuIuAnp. March q
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HFfcIN{ 1|I1DIFtH q IHs E9Ec211H F16RIfs
Sioux Crrr, 1a,, March 29.--The District Court
opened loro to-day. There aro 40 cases Oh the
docket, fourteen Of wisica, ARE criminal. The
cases OF J.. Bailey and II. s. To~nslcy, ~lo ara
unda. honda for appearance at this court On
charges Of murder in tho second degree for pro
curing ubortion, wllici, resulted In ihe death Of
atru Iowns!sy, last sprinr, arc being considered
by tho Grand Jury, which fs now in session.
WlIaky-Belers nro on tho anxious.6eat, tl.oy
bolug certa'n Judge LAWS will punish them to
tic fuu oxtsnt Of lilo Law Wien convicted before
l11n.
, 1875-03-30

SYxtaal Dtsratch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, March a0.--Aarou Nian, tho
Morgan Waugh check forger, arrested fow days
ago, broke Jail mud ESCAPED to-day. Col. Burns
las deployetl hin akirmiHhoIA aud Ao will proha-
ply be captured.
, 1875-03-30

tV.fTAY+ -. :
WIIrrsnaRnr. March 29-The gorge aeesss
lc.s firm in kl,a centre Of The stream. and the
tlaw IL 40 gant1e many ars encouraged In Tho
llope that The leo may 90 cut without further
dauagA-
, 1875-03-30

n FNFAC H-IW. -
LITTLE IocK, March 29.-Col. D. A. Du!tertleld
in personal difficulty Elth ono Of hln enaploscs
was struck on tho head with sticl and killed d
tho Hot Springs oil Saturday night.
, 1875-03-30

EL01a, ILL.,, March 29.-The Colored Dapttat
Church Of this city burned up last night ut 1lss0.
Tho loHs will DO about es0u. There has been
trouble for aon.o time nmoug tho brethren, and
iucendins1sn1 ts plainly Unlimited.
, 1875-03-30


NEw yonx, Musch 29.-Ihe police sro looking
for two men who last week swindled the Ger
mau-American Dank out Of e1,2oo by ulcans Ut
two forged checka purportinG to have hcen
drawn by IIeBa Drod. & Co., bankers and bloso1a
In Will street. Uno person, suspected Of par
uci,,ution, haa bcen ar1eBtcd.
, 1875-03-30

Tho SNOW blockade On .ha Dss Mu;nax 4
Fort Dodge Noad IL pAasad, aud ths frst train
sines tho I'd Of FshEaasy lsit UsA NQluos yssser-
dAJ morning.
, 1875-03-30

BAx FRANoIsco. CaL, narch 29.-A boarding.
houao filled with occupants was burned this
morning at O'Clock at Dentc!a. Tho inmates
escaped by jumping from tho windows, and
several worn severely huruel. Three men, Fir
norsy, Shea, and A. Q. Hausou. poriahcd in tho
lamos. Tnuorty was brioklayer BI,ea . COL
iectoI tor sau Traucisco contraotors furi,uhiue
A:one for tho Arseuai; and Hanson, who wf4s
engaged by tho Ba1no partics. Has formerly a
scandinavian 1awyor In New York City. Tho
building aud ita contents aro . total los8.
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LATER MEETINGS OF MR.. BEECHER AM
MRS TILTON.

@. Under what circumstances have you met
been in the company OF Mrs. Tlton since this period
OF December, 1870, other than those that you have
already given, OF course; don't repeat themi A. don't
recall but two there may have been Others don't ut
this recall any Others recoeet OF meet
ing her ut Mr.. MOutons house in December Of 1872
think.
Mr. EyarsYes, that has been spoken Of by the other
witness.
The Witness-November OF 1872; met her once last
Summer, 1S7i think that Is tho only time that can
recall.
q. How as TO meeting her In the street, at your
church or lecture room anything Of that kndi A.
remember to have met her twice upon the street. do not
recOllect other meetings than that.
O. And do you know ut what period Of time, what year
months A. could not tell you
Q. either Of those werei A. No, could not tell
you have merely the picture In the air of meeting her.
and transient conversation, without any special
impression 70 Tar ~ NY memory b concerned
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THE TRUE INwARDNESS." LETTER Elk
planned.

Mr.. Evarts-[TO the witness.] Please look as
No 49, which is letter of yours this passage am
now at home here my sster-does that refer 10 tho
period at which Mrs. Perkins was your housekeeper
your wifes absencei A. 1t does, Sir.
O. Was that letter written during that perod A. Yes
Sir
O What was the period at which Mrs. Perkins at.
yo,r house-she has testified to 1T A. She was with mo
two Winter seasons or Winter and Spring seasons and
think they were OF 1862 and '63.
Mr.. Fullert0n-'72f
The Witness-I meant-1 beg your pardon
q One of them 1872 and 1879 and was the other ono
1s7l-2i A. II recoect right, though am not pre-
pared to state positively but impression Is that sho
was with me In the Spring Of 1872 and in the Spring OF
1879
q Very we'll and not in tho Spring of 1877 A. Thas
Is my impresson-not.
O. Well II is in evidence the evidence Is explicit rs
the times A. Well, that Is somebody elses evidence
O. Well during this period of the interviews OF tho
early Winter and Spring OF 1871 between you ana 'r'
Moulton and Mr. Tton your sister then your house
keeperf A. No, Sir.
O. Well now this letter then, that you have In your
hand must have been written In 1872 or 1881
Mr. Fullerton-wel that is argument, Sir
Mr. Eyarts-well, IL Ia an appeal To his memory
Mr. Fuuerton-But you say Then II must have BEEN
Mr.. Evarts-Yes.
Mr. Fuuerton-well, that Is passing an opinion upon
the evidence.
Mr.. Evarts-I do, upon the contents OF the letter.
Mr.. Fullerton-No, you may ask him
Mr. EvartsHe writes in IL, and he says, am here -
home with my sister" 10 written during that resi-
denoe OF his sister az his housekeeper
Judge Eelson-And then you make q remark which
the counsel thinks might be the subject OF question
Mr. Evartswel. 1t In ~ OF '73 that that Letter
was writteni A. In re, Sir.
Mr.. Beach-lt might DO the end OF I'll
MI. Evarts-Mr. Beach suggests 1t might possibly ..
the very end Of 1871 how Is that What arc the date
Mrs. Perkins's- .....r
Mr.. Sherman Perkins was thore from DecempcL
t.. a...,sla 3D. ses Ainih Raaes ~ $1,000 -
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O. Did you accost ono another and converse In inc
street, A. Yes, Sir.
O. For what length Of time either OF those inter-
yiewsi A. In one case I think that walked about
block with her; met her the Heights, ana tnnk
walked out about a. far as-I don't know two blocks 70
HIckss; she went one way and the other; my impress
sion 10 about that In another was somewhere-
my impression 10 was going down Clinton, somewhere
below or Montague, in that Vicinity and tneh
walked around far her house. but did not 60 In
O. Now, in connection with the Sunday In inc
Fall Of 1871 do you remember any meeting between you
and heri A. Don't recall any.
O. At the Sunday school Or A. Don't recall any
very possible.
O. Was 1t your custom to attend the sabbath-schooli
A. No. Sir.
O. did you occasionally attend Ill A. NO. sr except
on rare festal occasions
O. And on no such occasion do you recall anything that
passed between you and Mrs. TltOni A. do not recall
anything Sir there may have been; do not recall any
thing.
O. Now at your Friday evening meetings, DO you re-
member any occasions in which there was any interview
between yourself and Mrs. Ttoni A. do not remenl-
Der any interview, and yet have an impression that
did meet her there; but 1t is only an impression ana
could not
O. Well do you mean an interview in which you spoke
to one anotheri A. Nothing than simply greetings
O. And on Sundays ut the churchl A. don't recall
meeting her speak with her. and yet 1t may have hap
the Friday meeting and at the end Of the Sabbath morn
ing meeting, for persons having little errands with me,
or little greetings, to speak, sometimes am detained
half thrcequarters of hour meeting from 10 to 40
so persons, rs IL may be.
O. Well, in these interchanges between yourself and
your parshoners do you recoect any meeting between
Mrs. Triton and YOURSELF A. do not.
O. Was Mrs TltOn at your house after this period
of December, 1901 A. Not with my knowledge.
O. Not seeing you at your housei A. never have seen
her there.
Mr. Beach-Does that never apply to the time spoken
of by Mr. Evarts or embrace all finest A. What Is that
O. Docs the word never" apply to all times, or to
A. No; only to this time; OH have seen her at my
house.
Judge Neilson-YOu mean never since
The Wness-I understood Mr. Evarts to limit in time
Mr. Evarts-Yes, the question Is marked.
Mr. Beach, did not know but there might be some
misconcepon.
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you received from her after that letter OF W"
Of Februaryi A. Yes, Sir.
O. Which has been given in evidence-oent through ner
husbandi A. Yes, Sir.
O. Now Sir In this letter-the expressions OF tns 'e'
ers there any reference which you recognized hen OF
now of any special or covert meaningf A. No. sir I'M
derstood it perfectly then, and do now.
O. What was your understanding OF tnat iet'er 'no"
and nOwt
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THE AFTERNOON SESSION.


The Court met at 2, pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Mr. Beecher was recalled and the direct examination
sumed.
Mr. Evarts-Mr. Morris, will you give me those letters
OF Mr.. Beecher'si
Mr.. Morris-The ones you had this mornngi
Mr.. Evarts-Yes, Sir
mfr. Morris produced six exhibits.
O. Look at this, Mr. Beecher, II You please, and say
whether you received that letter, and II the memoran
DUN OF the date of its reception is yours. Handing wit
ness Exhibit 12."l A. AT first thought the memoran
dun OF date not, but 1t looks like my writing when
write very poorly.
@. Well, you think 1t Isl A. think 1t Is, Sir.
O. And made at the time you supposed A. think so,
Sir.
O. The note itself has date A. No. Sir.
O. You may reta in that letter This date Of March g,
1871 Mr. Beccher Is the month following these February
letters OF II ST.. Is II mott A. Yes. Sir
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ANOTHER LETTER READ FOR EXPLANATION
Q. You remember the letter of Feb. z, 1871

Z. You remember the letter or feO z, 1871,
which was spoken Of yesterday A. Yes, Sir.
@. Twill read this letter which you have before you,
and ask you some questions about II. Readng.1
WEDNESDAY.
MY DEAR FRIEND: Does your heart bound foraTd az
as 1t used SO does mnel am myself again. did
not dare tell till sre but the bird has sung
In my heart these ssr weeks. and he has covenanied
with again leave. "Spring has come" Be
cause thought II would gladden. you 10 know this and
not trouble embarrass you In any ray now write
OF course should like to share with you my joy but
can wait for the Beyond
When dear Frank says ! may once again 90 TO old
Plymouth, will thank the dear Father.
Now, Mr. Beecher, had any letter passed from You to
Mira Tlton except that letter of the 7h Of February
prior your receiving this letter. a. None that know
of, Sir.
Q. Well, what lie your recollection A. don't think
there had any.
Ths then, W. esst ietter 70 far - you know. that
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CElVED.
Mr.. Evarts-I asked him, if your Honor
please whether that conveyed to him special
ert meaning growing out Of any previous relations
tween them.
Mr. Bsaoh-wel. Sir. II that question had not boen
already answered, should object to It,
Julgs EsisQp| think " msy snxwsg that QusstiQn,