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and sending away tbs proceeds or spirits, IN fat-

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and sending away the pEocceds or spirits, in 1At-
oo.ss.
found them running sway mashz, and that thoy had
bson hrprtssd Of Jnnf conhng5
"tne*s-i va iormssty mat io,nn thtn running
Of onr coming.
.ymp.oms Indicating Tint they knew yuu wero coming.
didn't 1ou7
Wi.neEs-1 found snch asmrton'. liogs waa there
.nn & r s 'a' 7Aas vi" my hsat eferl
Sto1rs-roaso to toll tho Jury 1our noss experience
Witness-rn 81. Louis IN tho Devils h rrazer
ae1 s 10 sa eiy n Mosos - conanse a @ W. 70
Itsk1oy a'ld others ong around with them nights.
oaMe ats ne1c nn INC ~ o. s,ay. ,,.,
HtoEte-ahch as ahaetetafa. llo1o was m ap1inns
~rns r,,,,, @ rit,rny ~ tn' "ao Aes s'
Wituess-Yes. s!r isat vas shout IT, had no idea
Hogo vas communicating With tlese stiiier. then.
B|orra-"hcn wa] II you hoard tust uo9e MAS cir
cu.:ins storIos abodt yon7 o,x
no q, ZIP II ,. +, 'aa.
peeted Ia rai.is Wes.. Mo didn't cons up 10 tlms, /
reached Washtuetou tic III of uccumLer and uucss
went sway The same dsy. 1Ioee came TO ph!lade-
phts and vc went back and werein Washington The
III aud STU Of Nosember. 1loge aud hal m inter.
f.ii.' don't know ahkt Moge ssx sisDon.ia. 0
Htorrs-Yon know lii. 1iosos handTriting7
asorrs-Ani iavo w scon him wrto7
Witncss-Yes, 1r.
in gltiSafsDuFns lioxs tho f' 'f 'a 5oo '" confidence
,yness-Yes sir, snd down to early in The spring Of
rs,wa {ss xhe se' for noss to hep in some seizures At
y but that down to the lat aofnent before lle raid,
Wisneas-Ho, sir.
sturrs-IIastn't 1ou received information to that
chect7
Dyor-I object.
Biorrs-IAve you. by the lnarecttop Of tho genuine
letters of l0ge sent from May, le74 y May, 1876.
Dyer-Yo object.
The court-Do you insist on the question:
stosrs-No. don't caro- atout pressing It.
am Rotry to aee tllc counsel 70 n.Fvnus over fSctH
Dycr-Oh no; this IN tho least nervous crowd you
cysr saw on facts.
Btotrs-1 think our nozt question will 10 tho dta-
snIssat Of tho witncsl.
After this eharp handling of Brooks by HtorrB,
ni., rict Attnrrnv Dro- III ~ w;sr,s, ~ 80
aesp Lut did Dot eryo uo Comfort "
hlm.
The redirect cct-cxamiuatton brought out some
new facts about tho New Orleans raid of April,
lara thAt jirhtn,ne wsn aI,nnt tn atrjEc:
"se w.. .uoa, w. ss'no -. m
April, 1874, about noon. fve located the ds.!liezes
tAaI hitelno1u ana tho next tnoflhhs We commenced
.sng. rs.,g 6eIoto Wo @ "e5e rSaay 70 rasA 9of H.
aorn'suoa thtt tho ulaElefs ENC" o. My
l5,sasnce l, It game fFou, gsutema' umong Tue DIS
io1s a,. aG sa1a H. aaa neen regeseo " ucn
ea'E 'sng e. h s t. aaofa % 'a 70 w. Agent
tctpAp communicated to Before left Wh6tnu.
ton III. Douglass applied to the Secretary Of ur FOR
general order on Emory to supply me with troops.
Ile Secretary refus:d and said waen ! was
fmeaay m y,Ia tae CGinissones sheta hon!Y nm anu
he "t,o woaia 'eegFahn nen; I1ioss' wfo.e
md IN ti,as In nn,eI t;e .ecrctsTv Who ts.ornn%r
deu, Emory urou mst3ng thu raid ThirtyaiS holrs
after my arrival found evidence Of fraud every
wherc At one place thu tubs HeEo full and foEsy-aSe
p5er7AtteE y9uE s'stemsnts male to a 81 the
ett1u,ss'' ttons no" na Ao usaAe'' 6eee''o 'n1
At Storr.-r obfect.
Dyer-Well Of course, will withdraw: 1t Ia srpar-
ent how shoy got tlc information.
HHhese-It wAa kho%f ~ WAbln4ton thRt l NAs