The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-20

nounced for this evenings performance.
The Water-tuoris Investigations.
The Committee met at 1880 last night,
q large audience being in attendance.
The first thing was an explanation by
Mr.. O'Neil of his testimony of the night
before. Mr.. O'Neil said that he had
made a mistake in regard to the ear
rings purchased, that Mr.. George Camp
bell, OF the Water-works, had acknowl-
edged to him that the earrings were
purchased for himself, and that Mr..
Dannenhold had nothing to do with it.
Mr.. John r. Mclean testified that the
day the interview with Crotty appeared
in the Commercial Crotty had told him
that the facts there stated were untrue,
and that he had told them to Mr.. Hen
derson simply.to get rid Of him. Had no
conversation with him concerning any
papers. Gould learn nothing from Kra-
mer about his collections in MerKs dis
trict. Had talked to Mr.. Damnenhold
Barger, to influence his action in regard
to resembling the contract with said Bar
ger. but Dannenhold had told him that it
did not amount to much. Had talked to
Redmond, who had told him that he had
borrowed 5000 from Nose Kramer, and
that he did not propose to pay it back.
He said he Intended to get even with
those who had betrayed him.
Michael Crotty was the next witness
sworn, and testified that he had con-
yersation with Mr.. Henderson Of the
Commercial at the St. Nicholas, on or
about the Sth of May; that he told Mr..
Henderson of what papers he had, al.
though he did not have them in his pos.
session at tHat Mne' nol at any tiIie
since, Dut Delore lnac convsisaeiou Nc
had TWO papers q lWpor.ance, wy was
dueDlll, drawn IN lavor u Mose sn sao hra, I,s.
mef Dy =. W. Sneaoaker aoss @ ivf sl,oov, tne
aate oi which ne oouie nu' ~, oae aememosi nSi
the otneT was h9ts i9r 9isWv, payaGgie =
70 ms oIuel, sisnsu ~ - thaao ,nas .mane ne
had oan;ea cou NJ Krpmsr "a 900. that Krama,
Hsd Hsd @ asLaa him for a loan TO that amo,lnt
and wiyen MIN Snelbakers duebil
las security. upon which to rails
4 the money: r that he had take1
the the due Iiil, and showed it to W. j
| O'Neii; that the Saturday after the trans
4 action Kramer had paid him the money
and taken back his note and due bill
which he said Snelbaker wanted tt
cancel Right across the face OF the
large note on the left hand corner were
,WTltbeu ~ ulucIcub manu- hVln
the face Of it the words, '.$565 pro
tested note, Dannenhold,n and on the
rlgnt mana corner tne Wofos, one nun,
dred ana odd collars earnings. Heane
Sneibaker had not Deen irienos since
tne otevensoI-Dannlsg Ganpaign, anu
at lne iase eiece,Un 9neipahel ~. hau nh IN
aLresuea IL ds,,ie oaa.iv so'TS n un a, VI,
cnarse ~ M uisvnuey y 1Vuuus. ano inong
l
note Me.e nanueu .t. uaTH IN w I'm SAaoS,y y
ne nad gwen % .aSM. H. ine pflncipa, nc n cnecl |.
was one slgheu oy oonn ueAes aau
Game Daon ,d Mnem - M t%at pap%nard pu nnaS nusS
nlamen reho 'oiu M 'Nl A.1 'AN' t ~" nv O"o0
MN Y1ov' n poduora omhor ~ co,r
-, YysSn ts.p, ~ t,a Eirst usrd anTmo,1, e,s.rn,
oA hnrrn,,aS w "o = :,.sNAs' =
~ 4e ~ Dotro"sa " :, 1a'l la2hey from hraine'
1n amount OF S4oo; stated tnat tn
Enquirer report concerning MS con
necIloh VIII tne naoger eontracs wa
Untrue; , u,
Mr. HID was cailed. lie sald una
hrainer anu McCofmick Wanbeu 10 pa
MS assessment 10 the Executlve Com
mlttee, that tney had already PAID MI
b0wmans, Dut tnat ne HID refused
allow tnem 70 40 SO. ne SAID MT; Ara
inner came 70 ms mousse after the ONCE 9
!Coilector was apoiisner @ng az sss.SSTea DIV
SneIpakeps due bill for 80, 300, sayin
that he { Kramer) had loaned Snelbake
the sum out Of his collections. He still
Iinslsted on talking, and showed me O
The hrst pr second page of his memoran
Ianm-bQok q memorandum that he ha
lloaned Mayor Johnston 5000. Their
was no note Of any kind, only the memo
lrandum In his book, / told him that
was not seeking information, but he In
sisted on talking to me. He said th
50, 600 was loaned to Mayor Johnsto
tor eight or nine months. but had bee
4 paid back. one or two weeks nreyioi,s
On the 2sth of ,last Aiieust I .homon
i S99 % worth az iron from the Wafer
4 works. since becoming a Trustaa
nave looked over the books. ana conl,
mot find any antries mada On that day
4 The Assistan Searatslrv lookad thrn,ici
1.-THE books with me- 4 loolTad il the ,casI
i book this morninu and fo,ind An entry 4
S99 "a danositad Win thacSecrafsry yas
terday. i alsu ind on. .Anplist 81. ias
wear. an. entry. made az biiis nayahIa