, 1876-04-01

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oTs .. astsEns h:s ,,,ss y. hear T. t.e,t% Sp|s L
thoss e. Lo',s wh!asg a .nsstera1 or.. =, ~, .ru,
Q-1ea. usn. Dsooock u n oaleer q 'ao epnh1' rah1'
xuplorEp N HR. 1rcxEr,
u 9ty1ss s,sss.y ~ e tas T. F. ss' y, ,,
hsuda of ths lstret. Attorney thess Col. Dyer. and
s.ns n'fs !, 20 ou
nd tnaai,s Wit e e.ss thers va lg.'nst Dsbcook
Al ges taefe ut tho limo.
Q,-ntd Lueksy wT!ts 10 you7 A.--No. stt; INST
.Q.--How v1re !ou 10 don7 Al M W. IT. sitnnly e g
e. e. oss tsS h.is ses s,s
Qpa ssn ts sad a s:s h,1,s 5S1a of AVI da
30, S:1T!tA s'r TO- o''''"' o' u.s. .''''''' 1' -
S.-Mi stu furnieh That you aos To COL Luaaey. :
Q.-W.a there any othsr person connected With Col.
Luckey that you know OFT A-A gentleman nAznsd
1. G, BRADLEY, -
Of wa,h.nston who snd b. IN acting ~ one os hi
Q-wh.s iniormstion did you furnish Luctey7. A.
Il told him that tho sY1encs hganst Dabcock n That
hEna Wa weak. did not gtss him copies Of soy
papsFs.
Q.-utd 1on read no trtdenee sgatnss Dabsook NAT
only knsx from wha! haa1a In the ofoe, and what
Col. Dyer h!nae!f tod rae-
IL * faGw not as t.h us Msso q
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o.-Dia 3ot1 look o,sr tho papers In thai o1cs7 4.
o.Mp;d soa rad ,hem au1 AL read = aood
oSnv n thsm' 49," '@''@'' ~'
Q.-Whers did you got The papers In tho ofncs1 4
On tho t4blo and In the drawers.
Q.-Was that tnc precise scTvsce fhat Col LuefeT
told JON 70 render him ALL VIZ.
Q.-n. toth you to 20 thsre md ora out7 A-Tc
IT. tit linz III ssie,sa e rom nss.a u tss
sntial man outaide. that this attspt ipa1s Gen.
Dsbcock uas nlsdo for the purpose Of
whom afue f. T.r and
WHOM had strong regard. Thoss men claimed 70
b strong friends Of pristow's. Jaw many
nd I've Dstrtct.Atsofney there, and othe1.,
md Il looked tlaa way. bsllevod that
saonahs TIME ss paries out tnsfo vsfu Citing Teat ~.
thortiJ aud per,srn wors ovd1~anxous md believed
Il until cams - Washington wnen cams hsso I
To- es.s .na eeR s
formation to reach ths presidsnt that thas !dea
o'-rh.. p.scoct "a, not u,,,,tr3 A-Tnat hs vas
guilty. ~ ~ A' ~' - w."
q.Srou informed tbs Presiden. that n.oeoct wa
aon'57 nr,Ir1rn t11x my T. ,y.a ~ an11q rtn
a,a II hnr.,,.s ia pr,sta.nt 1,msaff to,d ma that
notsne eane-sitd I'd III bs ~4shod d ill., runI.ned
il sud eos ny disnisssi in Isso dsss efterwartls
c,Td to thjs ,nat,er7 A.-Freaueutl1: probahly =
dozen tlnes aftar srrlveI hers ID nocenber.
CT ID snT uuas Gen. Dabcoek admitted 10 you
,hss he wss r,iil,y please Mats t. A-Its admission
wa4 clear enough. II they wanted mo to act svilsnco
out Il .. eaoe sna destroy T. il waa eisAs enough.
Gid lii, what Bradley asted ne 10 Do in H. Louis,
and instead Of diasentina he ssid DO sdut v!sh me
to at the c71deare ont o that ooe unesa could ges
ths vho1s Of Is, That il got part Of It II would be
worss than nons.
Q.-Wha. had Bradley aated ynu to dor Alto
ad asked mo 10 Rct the evidence out OF tbs oea aud
htina II to The Lfn0cll Hotel
p.-WhAt wa4 to b dons with It thera9 A.-Ds-
| stroy It.
Q.-Was Col. Lutkey prcacue vhln bradley told you
| 10 do that7 AL belisTo not. / believe this was
n Dradldy'e room In tho I4nden liotel.
cana East, III tho latter part Of November. wua
down With Bradley snd Lncsey to tho depot when
LuckeJ Hont to take tho train 10 como East. Ho told
ma to consult xith nrsa1ey that Bradley ras Tiers "a
The interest Of aen Dabrock, and that th!s who!t
move not Aaaust Dshcock, but sgainAt tho Frssi
dent and for tus 10 consult With Bradley and to Act
With him.
QAnd Drzdley told you to Get that evidence ont ol
tho Dst1ic-Attorneys Office and Lting 1t To tho Lndol