The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-16
THE PRESIDENTS PET.
Confinued FROM First Page.
TELEGR Ms NOT ADMITTED,

Let me know. lSisned9 A.
ST. LOUIS. Aug q, 1874.
W. o. Avery Washington.
Are hiends coming West? See III. and give
wAsH1Seros. Oct. Il, 1874.
j. A. Joyce, s.. Louis. Mo-:
Your friend is in New YORK and may visit
you. [Signedl AVERY
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. Is, 1874.
w o.. Avery, WashiD gton, ID. G.:
Give something positive on movements of
friends. Act surely and promptly.
wAsHrNGroN Oct. 10. 1874.
John A Joyce, St. Louis:
Put your house IN order; your friends will visit
you. lSignedl MACk'
ST LOUIS, Oct. IS 1874.
o. f. Babcock, Washington:
Have you talked with d.? Are things rightT
How? Answer. lSigned) j.
wAsHrNGToN, Nov. 10, 1874.
John ]. Hoge, Xenia, onio-
Us eSisned't H. c. ROGERS
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. To- 1874
Fl. {. Rogers, deputy commissioner Washing
go TO ST. Louis tonight in obedience to re-
quest. Signed. JOHN j. hOGE
WASHINGTON, Nov. q. 1874
John j Hoge. Xenia o:
GSIgned1 j. w. DOUGLASS
XENIA, o., Nov. 26, 1874.
Am detained by sickness in family. VIII
report on the Isl pIox.
(Signed) JOHN j. HoGE.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec 3, 1874.
Jas. J. Brooks Sc BECKER street, New York:
ISigned) ii. C. ROGERS
Here come IN CHI ronologically the following
two kilograms not yet passed on by the court
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 3, 1875.
Gen. o. E. Babcock, Washington:
Has secretary commissioners ordered any
body here' tsisned&S AsH1seroN. Dec. S, 1875.
Jno Mcdonald. st. Louis;
can not hear that anyone has gone or is go
ing. (Signed.) o. =. BABCocK;
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.
Hoge is here. When will you return?
(Signed.) III. z. ROGERS
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 8, lS75
J. W. Douglass, Washington;
Please grant me permission TO visit Washing
ton. (Signed.l j. MCDONALD.
ST. LOUIS. Dec.5.
Want room with fire Monday morning for
self ISgnedl JOHN MCDONALD.
WAsHINGToN, Dec.7.
Had a long ride with the president trks after
You will hear from me tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1874.
John A Joyce ST. Louis, Mo-:
Dead dog; The goose hangs altitudinum.
Signedl JOHN.
WASHINGTON, Dec. g. ls74.
J. A. Joyce, st. Louis:
| leave tonight for New York Stop at
Windsor House. Will telegraph you from there.
(Signed) JOHN.
To Gen. o. f. Babcock:
We have official in formation that the enemy
IS gned1 SYLPH.
WASHINGTON, Feb &, 1875.
zen. John Mcdonald, st. Louis:
Order bursted forever. ID. q Co. mad. Hold
things level. (Signed) CARNEY.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. 1875.
John Mcdonald st. Louis:
Start home tonight. Things look lovely.
Watch and wait. (Signed) JOHN.
WASHINGTON, March 1, 1875.
Letter received: Have seen the genterra an
and he seems very friendly. de is here looking
(Signed) o. f. BABcocK.
ST. LOUIS, April %, 1875
j. w. Douglass, Washington:
with reference to seizures of whisky in Colorado
seizures, '' (signedl ~ JOIN A. JOYCE
Dyer began reading a telegram from Joyce TO
Baocock over the
SIGNATURE OF "GRIT."
The court said that this telegram would be laid
over with those OF December Sd and 9TH, that its
admissibllity might be further considered. tt g
following is the telegram In o. estion built has
been admitted, however, by the defense that it
IN JoYCE's WRITING
To General O. E. Babcock, Washington:
Tell Mac TO see Parker of Colorado and tele-
H..
enemies. tSgned) GRIT.
ST. LOUIS, April %, 1875.
Don't leave Washington until all things are
absolutely settled. lSignedl JOHN.
WAsHINGroN, April %, 1875.
John M JOYCE 9SS e. st. c Louis is:n,apt
(Signedl john MCDONALD.
Here Colonel Dyer offered a telegram signed
Mac. Sto-rs-We object. DyeT-We nave shown
handwriting IL is in. We simply claim 1t is a
dispatch received by Joyce, one Of the conspira-
lions, but hardly what was sent 10 conspirators.
MIR. Dyer showed a dispatch which followed
from avery and was connected with the Mac
message. they were NOT admitted, bat as
wAsHINGToS, NJ arch .. 1875.
j A Joyce, st. Louis:
Ifsickness of your family prevents your going,
walt, r: A. Hoge may pay you visit.
(5ignedJ MAC.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March IL.
John 4. Joyce. 81. Louis:
Lid you receive Mack's telegram? Your
friends will doubtless make you visit.
WILLIAM D. AVERY.
to Avery and IL objected to. The court
Have you got any evidence beyond the declara-
lions OF Joyce to connect Avery. Dyer-I don't
care to put In anythi ing further than these tele-
grams passing between Avery and these parties.
The court-Leave Us these dispatches and go on
with the rest,
THIS AVERY TELEGRAM
held in reserve was as follows:
ST. LOUIS, March IL, 1874.
W. D. Avery, Washington:
Telegram received. Start for San Fran cisco
sunday night. All perfect here.
[signed.l JOYCE.
Dyer then read as follows:
ST. LOUIS, March IL, 1874.
Gen. D. Il. Babcock, Washington:
Start for San Francisco tomorrow night.
Make ID call on his scandal hounds that only
blacken the memory of poor Ford and frie nds
signed j.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. I3, 1874.
j. W Douglass, Washington, ID. C.:
desire 70 visit Washington important
official business lSIgned.l JOHN A. JOYCE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1874.
John A. Joyce, st. Louis:
Iprefer not to authorize you to come except
en- important official business. q "a ~
lSigned,l j. w. DOUGLASS.
WAsHINGroS. Jan. q, 1874.