Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-07-21

Don't know how he got on the train. lie did
nothing To get away from me. The first process
was served on him here In Barre I'VE also omit
further testimony NJ Mr. Bailey, by reason Of bis
trip having been fully described heretofore
D. e. onErS
was the ncNt witness called lie testified -
am conductor on The passenger tinn from Ian
caster ~ Plymouthnnd back lis Thirty .f,cmilcs
from Wells BVorto Rumnoy Did not know John
Bailey until that day Two gentlemen got On the
imiuat Eunuey. I took this mans fare last lie
said il was very hot, and he would 90 back whore
he could get some air. Mr. Bailey came running
back and said that man had fallen Of the
train. found The bugs, and took the largest one
out Of this mans seat The contents Of this bag
are as they were when found TO- Saw the men
get on Che train should say the other man got on
hrsti he got into the forward end Of the forward
car, and then went into then ear | went back
TO see about Che bags Immediately after started
the train. delivered uie bag. to Mr. Hazcton
ticket seller
ALBERT cox
was iho ncN wt,css called. lie testified. live
ia Boston, ANIL am expires, messenger on the Dos.
ion' Concord s. Montreal rilroad found the
jacket and cap and bottle / .aN a man either
'al or jump from the rear end Of tie tain.
should thint that was tho knife should think
DIS head ani icet touched The ground
CHARLIE. g. aiNa
was recalled l>hoAu rubber cutI That. my
rubber coat; missed 70 Che ght oi the burglary
my name was ON the coat where this hole il
lShown beaver coat) Ili.is my coat Judge hy
the sewing OF q hole know n,ting about these
ovcialls Shown bnifcl That is ms knife:
left it on the table the evening " the 9Th inst
know it hy aui.N shown gl1ycsj rhcsc are
my gloves loit thcm ia the coat pocket Have
owned this knife three years; was cutting tobacco
with IL after mine O'Clock In the evening fe-
memhcicd leaving ton the table the next morning.
There are thgcc pocket. in that coat the lining Of
tho sleeves was shiny and black thepocl,et. were
Of dark material; The name NJ stoble" was
there, the uame was printed in elbow letters. ON
Dan, sruanl. The rubber coat was put ON my
shoulders after they had hoodwinked me.
can't swear chat It was my cont
rn 81 49, unum
was iae nest witness called. Ne testified live
in Barre aui ain president OF tho Barre National
Bank nas at home Ola The night of the 9Th u
July ST. King walked me mp about two O'Clock.
] walked up M Aldrch, then wo came To the
bank. We found O 'ratuia ON tho top of the safe;
chat is ihc siataia examined Che tracks with
tho other. saw SIR Jackson tho iist time came
mp aud went into the bank started up Jackson,
Atcn!, OnlvHy and Aldrich went 90 Mnntpe-
iicr TO Telegraph; the keys OF the hanl, were inmy
pocket, there is no communication from he baul,
to other parts of the store Jackson started near
daybreak. It was not light enough to follow
Trucks without lanterns when be started There
are three keys to the outside door; Mr. Aidnch
has one. can't say who has key TO inside door
except King aud myself
T.. W. ucpLn
was the next witness called. lie testified. live
ia Montpelier; ann a livery stable keeper 4 man
came after team the horses were hay; the nigh
one is the heaviest can't say which has the
largest feet saw the team Thursday afternoon
first saw the man about seycnand a-lalf % clock
AN met him ON the bridge, with single
team hehiIei to go TO Barre He came back about
dinner time lie hired the team la the evening
of my man. lie was five feet and nine or ten
inches ia height hi. weight was one hundred
aad sixty to one hundred aud seventy five pounds.
be was squarely built; he had on a Scotch suit
ligh, color. he had mousiachc, and .idc wills
kers. This was not the man. did not lot more
Than o,. ,i,,,lif t.,,,,or las, h,,,
u, na,,i,, -, ,4.-, NV
lier between seven and eight clock the evening Of
the sixth. Ne, pair Of bay horses, and three men
ia the wagon. fho team was standing still for q
Gentleman opt.iso +, get in r,em,n IN, Ma r.,a1
sas d,o,sod g., r,lt o,,,,.o. .,.I,.it 'a.. M.
man vaa ono M ,he,, td,t,,t s,o,i, =, ,,,e,,,
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JUDGE fiLnfS
was the next witness called. lie testified; live
vi blriei was III Montpelier Tuesday, July 9TH
got home about nine o'clock On this side Of the
woodbury. place, in the valley, near the railroad
crossing saw a double team. came MP with
the buggy ana three men. Aitcr ! got by Ed
wards stopped lhey were at the watering
trough when got there there were three men.
dld not zee nythins more Of the team. Thurs
day. saw the horses between here and Mont
peiier can say when / let Montpelier, there
was nothing unusual IN the tidei don't recollect
oil passing Dir. Benjamin. can't say whether
the team ON the railroad crossing was one or two
horses saw That two men took the railroad
track can't say how many men were in the
wagon lhe team moved on and ! don think
noticed taem "sain on pa-sod the Dodge place.
LFoSNRp D. Alnnicn
was tue last witness called lie testified. lam
director Of the National INK Of Barre have
key Of the outside door / LEFT it in my pocket