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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-01-14

Our neighbors are generally saying
many good words for the COURIER.
The Abba Union, too, has had its say
as follows:
"The Ottumwa COURIER is wide
awake and determined to keep pace
with the demands of the growing city
of Ottumws and the wealthy county
Of Wapcllo, in the line of a home pa
per. Not content with giving the peo-
pie OF town supper of fresh tele-
graphic news every evening, spiced
with lively editorials, and the country
one Of the best weekly papers in this
Congressional district, the enterpris-
ing publishers announce their inten.
ton of purchasing q new press in the
spring capable of printing ten col
umn paper, and enlarging the weekly
to that size. Such enterprise should
be rewarded by liberal patronage
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-01-14

The Marshalltown Times has this to
say of Z. r. Chahtry: On Friday night
Mr.. E. r. Chantry, the well known
merchant tailor, left the city under
rather mysterious circumstances that
have given rise to great deal of con.
lecture as to the cause OF his going.
On the day following, Sheriff McMil-
Ian took charge of his store and stock,
to satisfy overdue claims of his cre-
ditors. tits supposed that he went
in the direction of Omaha, as he had
two trunks checked for that city. His
wife, however, says he went to OF
tumwa and will return this week. &
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-01-14
Premium Hogs.

So far as we have heard Uncle
johnny kirkpatrick, of Kirkville, 10
entitled to the first premium on hogs.
He has just sold % head to VIM. Mil
Ter, of Eddy vile which averaged 445
lbs. They were Of the big boned
China persuasion and little over a
year old. We challenge the State to
beat this Wapello county lot of hogs
for size, considering the number in the
lot and their age. If any man can
make better showing than this let
him como forward and the COURIER
will print 1t.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-01-14
PROCEEDINGS.
feS OF THE
Board of Supervisors.

CouRr House., WApeILo COUNTY
orruNwA, Iowa, January 8, 1875 :
SECOND DAY.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members all present.
President Michael in the chair.
Minutes Of Yesterdays proceedings
were read and approved.
Solomon Kershner presents q petit
ton asking an abatement of ASSESS
ment. On molten OF Mr.. Mccullough
the petition was rejected for want of
Jurisdiction.
The quarterly and annual reports of
the Clerk of the Courts were received
and placed on file.
Official bond of J. L. Hopkins, Con-
stable Of Confer township, was filed
and approved.
The annual reports of Mayors Orr
and Horton, and Justices Riordan,
II. Myers, A. Lotspeich, W. II. Fetzer,
H. Garfield, Dan1 Carl and j. II. Ben
edict were received and placed on
file.
The annual reports of Justices G..
L. Littler and J. NJ. Hughey were re-
jccted
I. j. Nelson, ex-county Supervisor,
files report of bis official business
for the past year, which, on motion,
was received and placed on file.
Mr.. Mccullough moved that when
the Board adjourn, il be till Saturday,
the 10th inst, until which time, all
persons DESTROYS Of obtaining the sit
uation of Steward of Poor Farm may
consult with members of the Board,
and that the meeting ON the 18th inst,
be for the purpose OF electing Stew
ard of the Poor Farm. Carried.
The official bond Of J. H. BENEDICT,
Justice Of the Peace, was filed and ap-
proved.
The Board then proceeded to the
oxavnin&ti-,> sc ss-s<..., -s.Aa. ssas~uA 1884
tillg O'clock tomorrow morning.
WIN. Ii. CALDWELL,
County Aud.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-01-14

"Brs INVENTION" IL the heading to
an advertisement which most western
papers are publishing. We put one
copy in the stove.-Reform Leader.
And as a consideration they get a
% cent map for two or three dollars
worth of advertising. The COURIER
don't bite at such small bites.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-01-14
From the Daily Of the 7th.
HIGHLAND TOWN8HHP MURDER
CASE. F#.i

The case of tho State of Iowa We.
Eden Lowe, was called before Mayor
Orr, at 10 o'clock this morning. The
boy that was shot was son Of Garrett
Resner, of Highland Township. in this
county, and was about II years ofage !;
while the young man who lie now nm,
dergoing trial for the crime is also
quite q young man, probably 20 or q
years of age. A dance was in progress
at the residence of one Del Curtis on
the night of December l4th at which
place the shooting occurred.
Sarah Resner q sister of the deceas-
ed, was the first witness called on the
part fthe State, and her testimony
was briefly and substantially ithat
"There was shooting around the house
during the evening. She heard two
shots, one apparently in the yard and
one near the window, early in the
evening. She first saw Lowe about
TX o'clock. Heard firing shout Is
minutes after he come. Lowe did not
dance that she knew of. Thought he
had been drinking some from his an
pcarance. There was shooting in tho
house between 10 and IL O'Clock. Hen.
~ Resner was shot there. During
the evening she "told Henry not TO
be with Lowe any more that night y
She was across the room from where
the shooting took place when 1T was
done. After the shot she heard her
brother say col / am shot-send
for doctor!" Assisted by her sister
and others they laid her brother on
the bed, and he died soon after. Two
or three parties had pistols. Saw her
brothers pistol after he was shot, and
1t was loaded. Some one said Lowe
had pistol that he had borrowed.
The boy died about half hour after
he was shot, and never spoke only -
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-01-14

REAL ESTATE SALEs.--B. J. Boulton
has sold the property occupied by
Holly & Mccormack as butchers, on
Second street to Pat Doran for S2.750.
Jacob Shick has sold to i. G.. Yonge
the lot adjoining Yonge's bakery for
$500.
Mrs. Barlow has sold her residence
on Second Street, to A. G. Leighton
for $1,000.
All which sales indicate that Ottum.
wa property is still saleable at good
round figures.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-01-14

Bedford had an $1,000 fire yesterday
morning. G. w. Hanks furniture
store, Banchart & Farker's dry goods,
meat market and miliner shop were
burned.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-01-14
500 PIANOS & ORGANS,

New and Secondhand, of Virst.class Makers,
will be sold at Lower Prices for Cash, or on In
stallments or for rent, In City or Country, during
these Hard Times and the Holidays, by HORACE
WATERS Il SON, 4Sl Broadway, than ever before
offered In New York Agents wanted to sell
Waters New Scale Pianos, and Concerto Organs
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. Great Induce.
ments to the Trade. A large discount to Teach
ers, Ministers. Churches, Lodges, Schools, etc.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-01-14

Sim CLANCY will open out in Of
tumwa, one of these days, a fine stock
Of family groceries.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-01-14

Another of the COURIER "Old
Guards was in to-day and set in for
the 9th campaign and "his name is"
Minor kirkpatrick Of Highland TIP.
Such old and true friends are all BROTH
ers in the COURIER family, and VIC
hope thew may live to see and read
the 5Oth volume of our papcr.-D Daily
Of the tn.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-01-14
THIRD DAY.

~ THIRD DAY.
Jan. 9Th.
Board met pursuant to Adjournment.
Members all present.
President Michael in the chair.
Minutes of yesterdays proceedings
were read and approved.
Mr.. Mccullough moved that the
following schedule OF rates for tho as.
sessment Of taxable property in Wap-
clio county, Iowa, be adopted, to-
wit:
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-01-14

The Central and X. e. ID. roads are
putting up passenger depot at the
Eddyville transfer, Jointly.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-01-14

BUSINESS CnANGE.-Maurice Mortar
ty has cold his stock of Groceries to
Holly & Mccormick. who will remove
their meat market to the room occupi-
ed by the grocery. Moriarty. next
week goes to Red Oak, where he win
set up in the grocery business with
an entire new stock. The Red Oakers
will find Mr.. Moriarty an excellent
citizen and one who it is pleasure to
trade with. We wish him success in
his new home, but ut the same time
sincerely regret his removal.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-01-14

PRoMoTED.-Thos. j. Potter, an OF.
tumwa boy, who for years has been in
the employ of the d. &. N. Railroad,
has been promoted to the responsible
position of Assistant Superintendent,
with headquarters at Crcston. This
is an appointment worthily bestowed
and we congratulate friend Potter on
his success,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-01-14

We have . complete Abstract OF WApello
County records: including Mortgages, Judg-
We fnrnieh Abstracts OF land titles TO landa
In ~ the counties Of Iowa. Missouri, Kansas,
NebTaaskA, and ArkansAs. Buy tho ofigina!
tfties - lSSda sold for taxes. Buy, sell and
iooafe land warrants and college script. En-.
fer iandg in al the Western States and Ter
sftnr1oS Furnish feld notes and descriptions
nom octaal surveyors. Of lands In all the
f0ok "a your titINs, there are thousands OF
~srors and defects In titles to property IN
"iIForcs Morse continue 20 deal In sout,
- sn6 Westorn lands ap2idAw
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-01-14

Lsboring men and teamsters now
rise aud sing
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-01-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
u. II. 10. Il Co., ID. e. W.

U. II. IL. 4 CO., ID. & ".
mt. A f1-The choicest in the world, importers
Th II Nprtces-Largest company In America
0ustaple artlcle-pleascs everybody-trade
continually incr easing-Agents wanted
eyerywhere-best inducements-dont waste time
send for Circular to ROBERT WELLS, 43 Vesey i,
street N. y, =. o. Box 1887.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-01-14

1es We IT gs[Itf n tIt FIFtI' n
And the way they are getting out
and packing ice for next Summers
sultry days ia q caution to thirsty peo-
pie.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-01-14

Thoroughbred and graded stock At
their relative value.
|. Wagons, first class. J. :..... $50 each
do second class. ...... 10 do
do third class. .,...., 30 do {
Moneys aud credits SO per ct on value
Surplus funds of coFpotntions 80 per
cent ON the dollar.
The motion carried, and the, forego-
ing schedule was adopted.
Mr.. Wright moved that the Assess
ors shall each make = certificate on the
return of his assessment, to the Coun-
" Auditor, that Section S24 lof the
Code Of 1873 has been fully complied
with. Carried.
D. T. Miller presents petition
praying the Board TO strike from the
tax lists = certain assessment which 10
erroneous.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-01-14


their relative value
Sisllions at their relative value
Mich cows $40 to $40 per head. .
Work cattle, first class, per yoke. $50
do second class do -. 40
do third class do :. 80
Sheep, common per head. ...... /
Sheep, thoroughbred and graded, at
their relative value.
Hogs, fat, cts per III.
Hogs, stock, 21ac do
Fat steers, marketable, 2l1ac per b.
do feeding &c per ID.
Stock stcere, 3 years old, per head $l5
do 2 do .s do IL,
. do j do do Z
Heifcrs g do do ID
do 2 do do 10.
do <M / do do 6
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-01-14

smoke between Lowe and Resner who
were nearly touching each other. 4
Preble on. his ecross.examination,
said he saw them fooling with some
thing but did not know what it was.
The parties formed . sort Of triangle.
Saw smoke come up between Resner
and Lowe. Saw smoke before Resner
started back. He said 80! Lord,
am shot: Lowe rubbed his hand
just after Resner fell back, a moment
or two. He let Rcsner 60, past him,
why he did not know, Did not know
who all went up to Resner. Did not
know what they wero talking about,
but they appeared to be friendly.
The next witness was young man
by the name ofJohn Thompson Mick,
who was also near when the shot was
fred He tells bis story about al fol-
lows: Was at the dance on the night
-ofths l4fh. Heard the firing outside
the honse ser revclters. Lows had
one and Rcsner had one. We're pis-
tolls think. there was shooting in
the house bstwqon II ald ~ o'clock
that night LIVES about effect rom
where the shooting took place. Lowe,
Resner and Handy were standing to,
gcther. l was lookisg,atsthe They
were doing something with tho pistols.
Saw Resner run back, and said he was
shot, and ] saw smoke between Lowe
and Resner. Lowe was rubbing his
hand and said he burnt it when the
revolver went of. Resner put his
hand back towards his pocket a little
before the shot and / suppose hs put
his pistol In his pocket. Lowe went
out doors Immediately after the shot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

O. After you returned from Mr. Bcechcri A. Yes Sir
say VERY late - very atesOme1here between niue and
twelve o'clock
Q Bot it was after you returned from Mr. Beeche and after
you had obtained this retracion A. Yes Sir
@ That was the fret you knew OF ti A. Yes, Sir
O That is the dischargef A. Yes That was the first |
knew o. III
O. What time OF day did you visit Mr. Beecher on the Isl Of
january A. think 1, about-t was In the afternoon,
time toward evening.
q What timer A. don't remember the time exacuy' u
between four and seven O'Clock, think
q Can you approximate any nearer than tha' A. oou
think can now: somewhere between four and seven.
@ Do you recoect whether before after dark when
yen went theref A. It was before dark. think
q Was after dark when you eft' A. think the Gas was
lighted when left
O And where was that interview A. In his study. Sir
think Il in bis study.
@ Wa the gas lighted when you went I'M A. don't think
twas
Q Did you find him in the study did he 90 there with
your A. think went into the study together.
@ How long had you been there do you think before the
gas ightedi A. Oh, suppose an hour
a How long did you that interview with him A
guess may have remained hour and half two hours
q You remember distinctly his lighting the gas that night
do your
Mr.. BcachHe has said The counsel that
the gas lighted.
Mr. Tracy-I understand him to say that the gas lighted
there and II was liz when he left.
Mr. MOsHe sad that he thought that the gas was lit when
he left.
Judge Neson-Now he Is asked be remembers distinctly
Mr. Beecher lighting the gas
Mr. BcUbThe question that the gas lighted
in the study
Mr. Trcy-The witness says the gas not IN when he
in, and that Lit when he away He that
the interview in the study and ask him II he
Mr. Beecher light the gasp
Mr. MonisThe witness did not Say that the lighted
when he left; he sad that be thought the
timony
Mr. Tracy--Dd you Mr. Beecher Light the cas- 4.
don't remember that Mr. Beecher lit the gas
q Did you light il A. don't know whether aid or not.
@ Did any third party light the gasi A don't
remember.
q. Wa il liz when yon came away A In the study
q. Yes? A don't remember that IL in the study.
q Where It lit, in the studys A. don't know
that lit anywhere think gas lit when
away.
q Do you say that the lii In the when
you away A. think it
Mr. Tracy-I four o'clock n your Honor please the
hour Of adjournment
Judge NeIson-I yuppose you think it is time the gas
it,
Mr. Tracy-No sir think 1t is time TO extingulsh it,
daughter
The Cork-The Court stands dourned until eleven o'clock
tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Marshal Joel o. Stevens of the Mayors
ONCE circular TO the Presidents OF the city
railroad companies requesting them call at his Office
and take out licenses the their roads, 10
accordance with the ordinances OF the Common Council
The Sixth, K ghth, and Nnth-ave. lines are the ooy
ones which have taken out licenses. The others claim
that having received their charters from the Legsla
ture they are exempt from the provisions OF the ordt
nance in respect The amount charged for license
for each car So Several unsuccessful attempts have
heretofore been made To compel these companies 70
comply with ordinance.
The Mayor yesterday received a communication from
several OF the scrubDers aud cleaners employed tue
new County Courthouse thanking him Tor ms action at
the meeting Board Of E-tinate and Apportion-
ment which had resulted In the pay Of the salaries
due for the month OF December
Commissioner OF Charities and Correction Townsend
Cox denies that he intends 10 resign.
The Board OF Estimate and App rtiOnmcDt and the
Board Of Aldermen meet to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

with Just that difference which indicates how unlike tbs
men we're in character. 4. 49, -. -,
the AutOnnian period, full OF life, exDressioo, a9d
animation. They evidently formed palr ior tne acton
OF IL reversed ia tine other Elch bad one arm ex
tended aud these are wanting from the shoulders ths
others broken at the elbow Ta ir halr - Douna
with hets and stands out around the Drows 20 ereas
radisiOns OF thick massive cured locks not Unlike the
arrangement OF that OF the Apollo Belyedere excepting
OF course the knot on the top OF the head o. tner eve
brOvs cheeks and following the unes OF the principal
muscles OF the body ieIfke scales On the har or
these statues there are considerable traces OF gliding
The Bacchus IL represented with All he feminine
characteristics Of that divinity HIS hair 10 bound with
NyieaVes ana berries, and ne i reclining backward,
with the right hand resting hs head. which turned
aside % the left in attitude Of sensuOus youptuous
which ncised, also those Of the Triions and
the bust OF COmmOdus. The left arm Is waning, bat,
what In antique statues. In perfect.
This statue may with certainty be attributed 70 the time
Of Hadrian.
young women girl OF about 49, with a sweet,
delicate face, very English IN character They Deong
10 the same period but the drapery Of the younger
IA so charmngy arranged that the sculptor must ey
IDENTIFY have followed that OF some earlier work She
shoulder TO the elbow. Her peplOn Is wound closely
round her and over the left arm, which u extended
holding the folds by which 10 Is na covered. Che Is
Stepping aside 10 the right, while her lace -
turned back IN the same direction with the e1tehdeo
The separate head OF a Venus Of the more mature
type II pretty bur not remarkable the hair - all gae
cred upward into knot upon the top OF the head Tie
two separate legs have mentioned az PROBABLY belong
lDg 10 tne same as tnc Iouuu on tpc
day are not fractured but above tue knee OF each the
marble ID peculiarly cut as 20 Indicate that they we're
fitted into other material, probably bronze dra-
perry. The sandals which OF color, most
carefully wrought ana the thongs descending from the
nseps toward the toes are undercut 10 extent which
almost detaches them
These statues have been found the ruins Of an
ancient edi6ce situated within the limits OF the villa
Palombara, the rignt-hand side Of road leading
from St. Maria Mag1Ore 20 ST. CrOce in Gerusalemme.
II was in the grounds OF this villa that the celebrated
Dlscobolus by MyrOn. now in the Aassni Palace,
discovered IN 1884, and many 0tner works az dinrent
periods IL must also have been about this spot
Children. now Florence, found and bow rich tho
place must have been sculpture Is additionally
proved by the boundary wall nave mentioned, dis
covered close by built entirely Of fragments OF statues
The place where have been found II not yet
completely excavatcd, hut the work being carried on
rapidly with the hope OF making other discoveries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY. JAN &c.
40 5tsAmship MaiA
THURSDAY JAE. 81

5tSNmshlp Mails
Nail, for Europe Cher00ls ard ambng ~ stssH'Ae
Ponperanis e'oss II 80 Supplementary As closed " Tue
PostOhoe At lis steamship sails Al H. iro per loot o.
Thir1.. HoboKer.
the Netherlands bE the steamship Mas "e ~
Steamship from Hsrbeck stores. Brooklyn
the Crescent CITY close al o. n
ementary closed P0OBce at 24J Steam
sbip sss At 3 o. n rom Pier No 3. North River
for the steamship Czalms az n sis-n-
,hiD sais q. l. N, fro1aP Pier No II. NORTH RIVER
FRIDAY. JAN. -
tor PosOne ever IA,
As Tor a,ufaI D. closed b. SewY0ri POo bee s'sr'
taynopn- ..,... - a.,
Mails for Great and Ireland By the smshp Celtic close
.t4am No Supplementary Mail steamship sails At NJ hoa
Pier No. 81 North River ,--
For Europe and Bremen By steamship Am.ei
mails close al Il 30 ha closed AZ the Post
Once ll5 steamship sails a. IRON Pir oct VI IaJd
IT,. H0ooEen. - -.
For French direct by the steamship Frnee mails os Al
Steamship ssils from Pier No Do Sorth aver
Mails Brazil Argente RePuoNe and the West aies o me
steamship MernmscK close Al supplemei tafY Mall A
the PosOroe ct 2l5 steamship saA a. n E0~
Per 40 43 North River. $500,
Mails Eey Florida taken daily b. a@ay instead
Of By steamship Saturday. .-.--.
M Key Florida taken daily BY railway Instead
Of by steamship sstarliTs
All MAselOse stII OcOcEA IAstOFohee O0"s non y =
o ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON Jan. 20-The following is a sum
proceedings United States Coni toda,
Is4-H4mpOn a. Rouse. AvueiI frum the Grcat
OF 81
The By Mr. Phil
r toe defendant Nj W. bOye Of oOshse
defendant
Bryne Rush Bagess Coeetsr Of Internal
the Cnei Tor tho
Eastern Dlstr1ct Of Virginia hraei 18th cost.
l46-N smith Nathan ScbOi appeal from the tta
Cont the the str hAssac1usit Afgl
meut Mr. ChN Mason Of r
appellant continued Dean counsel appellee
10 PA p Putnam e T. r. Dav. appeal from the CIR
United the District Of 70
be heard immediately after the argument Of No 100
No li9-MOrrOw al Hi - al appeal from the surfene
by tue Sh the conscns Of eOans
that assigned at 30 IJj near a5d MAJ
No ia No. Ii9 be heard No l4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

subject A. do not think does As TO the point OF view
in which you published this statement A. don't think
refreshes my memory.
Q You think after eadsg that you did not publsh these
statements party this controversy 70 protect your
ecfi
Mr.. Beaeh-That is quite a different question.
Mr.. Tracy-Ah
Mr.. Beach-It II, ali
Mr.. Tracy-wheu say this controversy do not mean
this suit but controversy between Mr. Beecher and M
TltOn you understand referring 70 this tuit oy inc
word controversy you misunderstand me-
The Witness-what II the question now ?
q repeat question whether you published either OF
these point Of view Of your relation 10
the controversy then before the public
Mr. MosThat the first time have asked that ques
ton instead Of repeating IT,
The Witncss-I would like 70 have the question read
CrHE TRIBUNE stenographer read the question: A would
Ike explain the why cannot answer the question:
yes
q want Won TO answer the question, You pleased A.
fully without saying than yes or no.
Judge Neilson-Thcn proceed.
The WnesI published The statement because OF the ataeK
OF Mr.. Beecher upon
@ And You considered that as raising controversy before
the public in you party, did you mott A con-
sidered something Of controversy between Mr. Beeche
and myself
@ Before the public: And party that controversy You
published these statementsf A. Yes, Sir.
Mr. Trscy-Now, we have got IT,
Mr. Fucrton-Yes you have got it, and You had It before
Mr. Eyarts-We have got his statement
Mr. Fulerton-You have and that not thing for you 10
boast OF.
Mr. Evarts-It IL what we wanted anyhow.
Mr. Fulerton-A great many get what they want and
don think il satisfactory
Judge NeonNOw gentlemen, proceed with the examna-
ton