, 1876-04-08

I'LL tlt6 EfusH-E E1an11ithklHn HiiHhAH tE"iEHH |
hat hr ind known tin defendant 1',is:":l: q;
fifteen %tats. It TaH on tlo tcnrn Of aid Irots:.
4,i,, that tia tafcndnnt cams aud aa:l him IN
,t.raa whn!cxaln 1t9rMrstore. Tho understand |
NJ: waa Tint to s!lpH1i nttcnd 10 tho shit'mcntH.
liz did ii.ako tho i!rst one, but. tonJ rather |
unnlng. l,o wnn followed. isn Afterwards only |
nado tho cntrica. The defendant told him to be
very careful ntout tho account-bon|;, bccauso |
lilo royonuo agents might bo around. Ilo had
10 i.cn Of tho nl,nbcr ot carloads u!lippc.l 10
Enslowood. flo rovc,uo agonts camo to his
l,ou<o With 1oayerns as,tl icuairInt .1so book con
taining tho account IL tho shipments. uo Taa
not prcBon. al tho tiae. Tho witness bit!cr.
tcsB uf feeling, toEnrdH Scascrus HaA boeauHo
that pcrsu;, hal M: Laid him enough. Whom
before Tho Grand Jury iIo WAS influenced hy tho
eutno feeling. His testimony before tho 0ran'l
Jury waa In Tho hllaio u ausEe.B Ia lca1ing
questsons.
TN tho redirect examination by Afr. nonsoii,
witneaB explained t4at wilon ho la1 Htatct!
that hn lad tEken cflnrSo or oap
Shipment and tito only ono Of wI.ic!, n.cEioran-
t1a wcro E!ran him by 3Ir. ;eayorns, he Ind re-
forrcd 10 tho ono which cOnsi4tc1 Uf spirits
Bl!ppod aa tlour, and which required cooporagc.
~ to bis Testimony baforc tho GtaulJury, tho NIT
nezg bocamo c,tlhItleranly mixed up, and Eail
that ho did IN: li,o:s whether lo l1ad s,yotn sruo
or false bofore that lGd", na l!o EaI nearly
ecared 10 death at The tine.
III ntsswcr to n Q,eetion by Mr. storra, w'tncna
stnscl ttlat on nttayit hltuwn l,inl ~as written
by Col. KinnoY. llo lad noYor BOON alr ScavcsnU
since Efs Testimony hcfoso tito Graud Jnr;.
M..5. A1fGi wAl.EtGl.
was next sNDlr, md testified tlIas ain wna tho
VITO OF tic previous witllcna. l're"ous to tlha
fro they lad lived At No. 78l Stato Btryct. Her
husband Ind l1cn d cattie-dioscr fos Hr.
fout. Stlo knew. afr. seAstrns. Sin 1tept for
liquor -dealelB botI;. but eho did not know
Mt TIC tnin what it Was. bio kept It nbout tlren
yoara. TAc1o waa ono book which they kept
nb1ut ycar,-thAt Ono they wero always quar-
eolinK about. N!,d hl!n hid It In tho bntn. 6lso
coali mt toll how nahy entries ssa had n1a'lc.
St,o did not rtcolect rlakins any csitr1cs III tlo
li1nt book. 6llo didn't visit to have It ut tic
i.uuse. sLo tlidn't rtinorutrr sisn.ug hor bus
banda naiao to any Loukd, but II tero uas ANY
writing III tilom uhe supposed clio must have
dono 1t. t'on,o Of tho cnstcu sho cut oNs md
raye 10 tlo children, ausi others she gayo to
Lcr husband. Sho didn't rcEaonbcr giving
auy conpous to ar. seavorns. 6ho ,gayo
:' oyer I.aif o. them t9 !or ,. hus1aisd: ND.
III 1872, At the t111o thu book wah burned Bomo-
thing vns eaid about tue reyeuuo otlicorg. 1lo
told her there might be traublo IN hcopiug tho
book but Lc did 10: mako my explanation oE 1t.
sell aud husband on nccount Of tho book Was
becauau tho book WIS always 1yin. around in tho
wuy, mud 1as being torn by tho chillrol,. About
tllo second book they had no trouble. NitIoss
here grow very preyarictttnE.
afr. Routcll-Wasn't tho trouble about tho
flrHt boot owinE TO yotlr makiii!; entries In IL
which YOU didn't know anything uIout7
llga. WAllnce-Su.
tho truth, I will not If wo ca1,not find sono way
IF making YOU tell tue truth.
The croas-exRnlinatioh By Mr. stores besan
noon Rf.uE Witness stntou that she had never
recoiyca any Instructions from ltor huslaud Or
3Ir. sea4or'su regarding tho book. ,s;Lu was
present wnan tho booa vas buruod by lns
husband, and there wnu quarrel bctWeen tAel,l.
Tho chsdscn wcrc modelling With the book cYn-
tiuually.
anBScscd tito questlons of afr. S!uira nluro
readily than those Of tho other side. Mr. S0trs
! said thAt lio hopoi nothing waa meant BY tho
leulstk. Io would nHsuro tho ccurt that
ckIlor ao nor A,lJ OF Ills auaociate cuuHBoi had
over eoeu the witncEB beforo shat ,norullg.
col. r. J. K1NHEY
wng nost called. Ilo had 5con In tho rovcnt1o
kurvica about trio moutha. Tho coupon shown
him ho had tleBs gcou In the poaacaaiou OF Jndsc
lli1lor, WHO had Told him 1t WIS ono Of tho cou.
pons from tue Wallace book. Transcript Of
tha account hook WIS shown, aud witncas testi-
fcd that ho had hcon Informed tint tho account
represented MI tho spirits shipped from FFoy-
EHtnCr 10 hNlIAG0. 1l0 HUI tStllilIlitA tI11 tE-
counts oE wineB bliippcI from various luints by
FFoysinger over vnriuus roaslh.
Tie raae hero rested fur thu prosecution. and
Qou. Nawloy, In behalf ct tho tleftu iapt, 1natIo
ihn opening speech. nowaa iolioTul by Judge
..lurnhy, who spoke briefly to tho sal1o elect in
hellalf OF hiG c!iont, ScayclnB.
On tho roopcninE OF court IN tho afternoon,
tho testimony for tho doto11so was Introduced.
NIL. T. WlSEN
VIAL first called to tho WituC.s. .8tnn He testi-
fni ha Ind rpIH1 EHrk 1EfNIM1 HiDrA
1852, and Was Deputy Collector aud Assistant
Assessor, having resigned Oct. !, 1875. IIo had
been Oh duty nt tho Milan D!ss!tiery. His duty
CONSULTED In receiving roturne. ofd in opening
Tho changes of ca}acty were frequent. Eo hal
boon ,horo witt, other oIlfcorH particularly
with Mr.. J. II. Ecod, tho AEBcsaor Ut tho dis
| trict. ]. Il. CaEill was cocc:or rGrt OF the
no means Of determining il thero wua any illicit
| bueucss done thcre. They cunld not uhn any
extfa tubs without lls knowledge, n1uf !lo tlld
| not know OF my estfa 1nasLen bcius run con.
| tiary to lar.
Oh decentralization ho said that lle we.,i
down shoIe 10 tho daFt,cry often with other ot'i.
cerB In 1872, hut could not 1ccuuct the humber
| Of tnncs. Extra n'a4hos suIght haYo hecn lnn
| without hia knowledge. Tho wino1oon was
so.uo distance from tho distitery--about 1U0 feet.
WILLIAM A. NORRIS
,yaB tho next wtness. lio had resided III leocl;
! Island EOnEtv Tor tWan.y yealh. nnd Ind hcen
appointed . 6t0rokaciIpf III JHuo. lsfu. balnf:
asslgnod to duty ut tho dst,lery Of e. +. Tsny-
singer, aud continued there until Dcco,nher,
1871. IIo waa night b.oro;ecpcr. IL. u. burr;
hung day Btorukouner. llis du'y was 70 watch
and nec TINT no lligllwipeB wo1c removed, and
to weigh tho grain that won't into tito n,Rsh.
During that time. to his knowledge, no spirits
wero manufactured upon Waicl. Io Tax was paid.
| II INV Lad be1n lnado iu violation Of law lle
woulu have known it.-at least ho would ll4vo
knowls Il auy, had beeu rou,osod during tho
| Il Il II
1lado nay!d Ilawts waH tho dausoe on tlusy
NJ tho ti,no ho Was tioro. i roc:sfy.
luz .ouuo WAS mover t!,cro. He
| did nos know Of auy spirits bat73
roctiioti .lore which ,voro pruducosl ulsowlsoro.
Ills duty did not require him to look after tho
| rcc:ifyug- g-!1ousc. flo saw wnyon-luals Of wl,at
so supIo. .od sa1o spirits going to tho recslfyinG,
llollse, having apparently heoh eent tl.oro from
| Roclt lsla.tl. bIch occurrences woro raro. lie
| spns&imea aaw thcm astor o'clock III tho nffor.
Unlyi,.
| Witness was cross-oSanlaod by Mr.. Houtcl
auu said t'4t tho roctiSlng-slo1nio, "as 'seat ol