, 1876-05-19
WHlSA L.
Examination Of Munn's
Witnesses Continued
Yesterday.
J. D. Ward Owns to an I'm
preston that Rehm Was
Crooked.
a. G. Hesi11g Denies that He
Led Jake from the
Paths OF Virtue.
Rehm's Wrath When 1Iesing Re-
fused the Position Of
Collector.
What the Former Said to Him Con-
cerning Mum. and Hoyt.
History Of tho Burning
What the Former Said to Him Con-
cerning Mum and Hoyt.
History Of the Burning
Fluid Distillery---Wash
Hesing's Withdrawal.
How Buffalo" Miller Paid Trib.
ute---Hesing's knowledge Of
Chicago Cpokedness.
Progress or the Trial .of Jonas
and Others at Milwaukee.
MUNN'S TRIAL.
j. d. WARD.

j. d. WARD. j.
RULED OUT.
On The opening Of Court yesterday morning
the usual tine wls spent III djsposing Of some
prosaic civil sotiin,s, after which the Court
dcrcd the cnao ondrial To procccd Ex-District-
Attorney Ward was called again. Tho Court
said lie adhered tu bis previous lccision,-tllat
tho defense coukl not bring ont what was
brought out on tls:h cross-cxamination. They
could not intcrrugRc MIR. War,l na to The alleged
payment of s5OU t. HIM by I1ctsn, because 1t
waa brought out ou their eross-exa1niuation,
and not un the direct.
Afr. Wnrl VIM tlHn
cnoss-ExCuNKp
By Dfstrfct-Attornsy Alngs, It was spectacle
seldom witlicsset1--a1l cx-Distrtct Attorney
being held over tic llrc by Ills SUCCESSOR. sfr.
Ward testified:
nm lawycr;' came hCre' twenty-thrcc years
ago. I have known 1sehm btlt cunt say have
been Oil intIm1tc terms with .hlnl. first hogan
my political curtscr here In 1854. never en-
gugcd IN Ii campaign uctiveIy with lin. lnye
been with him, as wns wlc. other mc,,, Sup
ported tho same ticket and was nt the ealnc
meetings, but never Travelled much with him
uor was intimate witt, him. l was first madc
Alderman, III 1855, run forC City Attorney and was
defeated; then WINS AldeEma1, again. next rnn
for State scrutor ia 18G9, after I was tp
tho army, and was elected for four ytnrs; ;
run second time n1'd Was reelected. While q
member, and think OCforo tn second election.
was O candidate for nominate ion for Congress-
mau, l tltuk Rehu dill mt n.tfyely t,n.nberatr
Will, mn in fl,f,sc cnYnnnirna ,fo,;,t rcr.I,ont
vtsjttnty ii. hr,." ~ n6nI,r. ~, 49, ss
,rst, H.. ' RsI,.' ~. " ;it 10y n!llne,1.b
WIN !'lll. hta!Ha 9t't SICK HAesa Hts cafitit-
uate BEFORE tho Convention, ami ! may llnvo
say thht hla slokncss hnft mo with tho GcrmatA.
baI thefG "efe other fchHans tur my acfeAt. Wo
navy not been frequently comparisons. We were mt
the same dsfiics. but Fa more or !rs4 of him
had no prtHnte interview last october with h,u ut
to"e!Ia: ~ came to ny ho4lee once " twice.
nnn no interview with ltM nj fowelIs In June,
1870, wien tho.suhjcctm
-... THE DisTGLLEns" ROoKB
came up. TlcHc books wcre. not IN my cnatody.
They were kept tn tho MarBhaFR office, They were
brought Into my oElco for examination because
the room was'm0rc suitable for that purpose. Tho
dlsillcre cano to my Office. Cotnnsa6ncr Iloynu
Was notihcd and they Wcrr allowed to exnuiInu
thcu d9n't knew tliaa any of them inystcEiouBly
disapPeared af1erRurls. Thcy wcte removed intn
tho Mnrshal's oflcc. l nv%or told Rcllm Tint
jnnkcT could como and tho bob1lA, md never
told lin TINT II any Of tho books werc mtssing
couldn't hclpl 1t. think Rohm's being called Ge-
fore tho Jury WITS ono Of thu aubjcct.4
they discnase'!, and dlscusard It with
them among tho frat things. 1 may havo sug-
gcsted 1t, n1d ccrtninly was in favor Of It. didn't
sny to him he needn't have any coucor1l nnll that
ali was go!ng to exarrlino HIN OIL was Ills malt