, 1875-04-13

substantially that tho Chiof Of Follte, Of eon1e
ono In 81. Lonlo. was tc!egraphtd to' to ha1o
t!oyc,, at,d lo told l'ttn 10 Ind bcttcr como mp
and acc What was wanted that lie had como up
and bcon 10 tho other side and told them that e
knew nothing about tho tAho, and had lett them
at,l MAS going homo and lo
WANTED 70 90 our or TOWN.,
and asked mo what train knew OF that wontd
take lin Away. Asked htn. wlie:s le wantei
70 90, and 10 aaid "st. Louis" I told him
and tho other on tho fl1tnoia Central, but thks
thev did not 40 out until about o o'clock tn
tue oroning. lie said no wanted to got
out nf town Immediately. and insislod Upon It.
would losve At once. lilo said II did not make
any difference in what Train be won't but any
train that nas going ont Of town. | said. ait
son ainElY want to 60 ous Of tho city yon can
Park" ilo thoh said to Mr.. Turner. :" ! am
STRANGER IN tho city. and wlslI you would 60
and nhow mo whoro eau co. said, There
iu no necessity fo- that-1 can allow yon from tho
Madison e!rcot that ho could take. ! said,
"You can got on that car and 60 to Hyde Park
and take tho train ut nigllt." bad said to him
ho could 60 down TO Donglns Place, aud said
Lonla train stops thsTe at night: llo then said
to Turner: II wisll you would conlrlvo aomo
way 10 pot mo out OF town." aud asked llm to
90 with him. Turner asked no-somobody
AhkGu 1IlD+ L all uuk EGTkAk1 HuGkugE II NA6
Turner or ratton-ifa carriage could bo oh.
taincd, aud / said ''Yes." Turner asked mo II
would get ono. and said would. want out
md ordered a. casriagc, and Nent back to tho
oft!co, and DfHboe. MAS there. do not know
what he camo for: Or how ho happened to DO
theto kt a!l !; aud heard no conversation bo-
tween Disbce aud Patton. 1 said privately to
1ltucr tlat tho oarriaao was st tho door.
svott stated TINT At ilsat to did not think Patton
waB Intoxicated but be saw Afterwards that 'ho
wan. Gr. 1}Ebea lad no more to do With hia
goiug away than tho Court.
<. no TEsT1MoSY YET ron THE DEFENSE.
dfr. 8wott eaid the caso Of &lla prosecution ln-
volvod fncte that run from Now York 10 Te1aB.
and it was the buh1nosa OF tie dcfondantH to
hcar, tathor than<o produce, Testimony. Tho
evidences Of Patton had been = surprise
would bc. able to c1cutpato bimseIf, ho
did not wish to 10 in any iasto about It. Ito
would lako hfB tmc and gather bis testimony,
and ~ tho end rollors hlmsct fully from any i'm
lila deods and hcquiro tho land In CONTROVERSY.
Tho tsofonso could not be introduced fully 1T
tllls tin,o aud therefore It would uot be intro-
lnced at all.
Mns pAaSuu
then mado fow romarks In regard to fixing the
bail, urging tho Court to consider ths large ill.,
tereals ut stake. aud to require ample aud ratlH-
factory security. TITO prosecution lad not in-
troducod ali its cyidonce, but had rnsofvcd por-
tiou which would show more concluHfsclY that
tie deeds had been fabricated. Bail Of $4,000
might DO forfeited BY tho conapirators with tho
view Of preventing IN investigation into titles
hero md elsewhere.
Mr. swest, ia rcpiy, said thu evidence adduced
did not sustain the Charge. AZ to Howard Tur-
nor, bo did not think ho hnd boon 1t all impIi-
cated; but he would concedo that nodolphus
al9u!d ho held !n reasonable bail.
Turner and held his brother in gu, 900 bail for
trial at tho Criminal Court.