Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-16

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p.e.ah.sJ.y.. air upon the
~ Lii. IN ,,. NrK.s ca,s
!" ral ~ tsaxanwa,,b.s deciaration
49, ,ha came nrscisolv. I do not
Nv! s;TN.s..s lnL;.., :, ,ou, Wi.
go any a ~
nu " .,..,.. ,;s...,.o
'uu:e sr, w uhn
rouid oe am. aS s'
'sqairsd ae'snoan's .ouuA9n
ne conspiracy 70 % es'a'sus" 's''''
re- received d~eeiarstohs'
stofrs-An imPor an. uu'o
WIS s.'ns snn.,
nat 1 did not unue,su.nu .no v9ai'
20 require US 10 snow .ha' III ,ne Aen
,ase, only toiu usi u Nou'u % oe''.'
nat We hau NIL our own 'es'inony
before introducing u.
Judge phioh-Mnien was uone'
Notwithstanding was done.
Judge D~illon-Then wo allowed
declarations 10 SO into sviushce,
broadhead-oi course IL your ho'''
admit that that was the ruling.
Judge Dillon-There is no dispute
about the law applicable to TINS quss.
ton. It is not eontended mere ny
counsel for the government that any
thing that Mr.. Joyce said, unless on
assumption that it Is established by
other testimony to the sa',s'
faction Of the jury that no.
fsndant was n member OF a conspiracy
has any evidentiai force Against T
Now you have oil the testimony; lna'
Ia, you have hin the shape OF toieg'am ~.
and IN the shape OF statements y,
nessesses o ! thsir own hhowiv"se'
Now. then. testimony an 10 W. aeeihis'
tons oil Joyce. Offered Tor mo
snt purpose OF showing that ue'snuau'
was connected with the con,p'raey, w
counsel understand very wei'' IL NOT
competent excspt on 'ns assuinp. y
that : eonhee'iy" Wv M
conspiracy Is o'h.rwise hoNh
object Of MS testimony is ho'
legitimate purpose OF ,no",s ,ns
ture OF TINS eohsp,raey' odt ~, ,hs
pose. py ihui'se''on, - ,;,.
court wi, no, peln lin ,ha
10 snsN MaA s"IaS oarrs. an5
consP,'ao. 10y sS.;".,is aor,ss In
these ooons say sn. =. J" s.on;ra ,ha,
cases OF MS KIM. - !,
connection % nrs ~, sS,rid ba
mere was ea'e nv '.,,as TSs
uohe, va Gus. m In~". ,ha obr;.
ena'Ao'eI " sh ~ 80. 10 hav.
ous pu.p9 ~ ~. ,aro;n, Iia.
..nhn.N' - ;,;s;, ,.h;stS ~ boIl
VII nna'.a.as =, III on.ration,
n.y. !, o,,ra dsnssrou. 10 receive this
Inn >, ,.s,isnanx 7 don., tnov what
=. m;,h, hsys s.;d, He might have
..,.-.sL., 40 ;,,nIicata ,bo judicial off.
IonnpaS, 81 7 would
.e" If an, coprt n
.S,.J nnar tho m ara
s. .i;. 49, 1T na,ry,na ant
".h~
NJ, ~ao.,, ,,,u.,,v ro,o,u. o,.nt
ha1a,. Tomm;.siono,
,es.ineu anu eo,, - ~. 80. 80 nm.
aS'vun ~ To- 80 J.
eaI'u nau ,w.
s"hne "a'ss W 90 w,'.rIn,,a,
letters, teiesraiis' ,is',s 10 W"sh'us,on'
fhilsdeiPhil, e.e', oy h,1ns0"' nn' nosV
AS were gwen W o IL.
eaan''n ~ s ho u;a '' .]som,;n;nc Raw,
F,as,r's Affairs, uoce did some things
-h;.h ha ,Lo,.h, rsnroben.ibls. III,
associated with Fitzroy too mach. and
went around with distili.rs. lie did not
know. however, that Hoee was furnish.
ing information to distillers hero at that
time, nor did he know Fitzroy or others
were engaged in q conspiracy to dsfraud
the government. Witness knew the
handwriting OF Hogs and had seen him
write.
Dyer then offered some kilograms IN
cyphsr wnieh ueienss eiaihieu Wote eoh,
hdentiai dispatches oe'wsen eounSe, anu
client. After shamihauoh 'ne vou.'
ruled them out; They were : a from
n... 7! ar p.uS Jn,;nn = uoKss
,,;.I ,ra ava nnJsr.,aaa 10 rsior almost
~hoilv a. bu.insss matters between
JnJv. Krum and General Babcock, his
client.
Dyer then offered what Is known ~
the Avery dispatches in evidence. They
were admitted. Some are reported here:
sr. LOUIS, Nov. 30, ls73-To W. o.
Avery. Washington {: Did you get my
last letter with Enclosure. JorcE.
w,su,xoros Nov %. Is73-To John
A Jovce 81. Louis Letter with iuclo.
mr.. received. w. o. AyInr.
-. N.,,, =, Is7a-To
9, ~. nj, 20, ,.o.;ys
S9!yo. .sm, Won, y,s,ds will
In~h,i... ~ Snn =. ,isit Ayrny.
p'' NJ n
August o. is'a-Uoloh.l nm. w.
Avery, washington; nav. 'lieh'a s"
west asaih' fihu ou' anu NV
know.
ST. Louis, August 70, o'f-ooiohei
W. o.. Avery. washington; Are ir'enus
coming West3 SEQ IL. anu give nun
%soundings. a.
October IL, lS74-John A. Joyce. st.
Louis: You friend is in New York aud
NAV come out to zee you. Away.