The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-27
MRS. jerks CONTRADlCTED.
rgtr SHE sam or JOHN sHERMANs
LETTER SIX MONTHS 400.
s,. had u Locked Up In New Orleans and
had been Onered $1,000 foe u-Thre"ten-
ing 10 make n Hot for Shermnn- Judge
C.wpbcIl Telling OF Forged Certificates.

Wv" 40 w,L. n ITO, for sher-,nr-.Iudxe
campbell Telling OF Forged Certificates
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WE" '" n"'o ''''' No., a.. -. -, -.
by having II SHOWN ""' ''S' 'VnNS n"" '"Hlp
here to dispose OF the origlnal lctt"r Itself At
,oro,b ,,hen tho objection WIS ovcrrulrd
n,a1, ,he ,..hnic,l oh,sctin, ,h,,
MIR. Cox maue tno ,e'"n''", o"IeV'"n 'l"'
Mrs. jerks had not been asked specifically
.,o,n onI name ~ noraon Ind NOT b.or given
p,er ",'u p",,or r, n'.r,,'i
10 postponc his examination of the witness 10
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Non for contradiction. Mrs. jerks was accord
iii, r.cnilcd tbts morning mud nst.d
whether she had ever told Alfred Haley
INA, she had the original sherman letter.
t,tor .b, o,r ,..,.,...,,,..,t A., -
tnl Wh''.'' Snv wi ',P'.S'",'" '"" sue
hal IL in New orlcans' suulrct 10 her personal
semaud. to which she REPLIED that she had
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new '''u ''''' ~, ,l'.~ ~ w N'.", W" '"'h
thc had mol secn MIN more than twice curing
nor visit here in the spring and had no such
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Mt hal'y WIS theh pu' upon IN" sthhu' ne
IL a clerk in the Land Onirr. lie contradictpd
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tnt occasion that she hAd the original SHEER
man letter: that she had bccn offered 80 600 for
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w. "". ""' WI" '" me- -" ""u VIA
aim that 1t was IN New orleans subject To- her
oersonnl control: that she had writ
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ven " "'' "us"""'' N"p'' "on"s' 10
get II and send II to her, but ~ she had told the
person Win whom II was deposited thnt il must
BE- delivered only 10 herself her writ % or.l"r
Tor II WAS not honorrd. Haley SAID hr met Mr~.
jerks frequently last spring. and seemed To- be-
very great adniirrr OF her. ami reluctantly
gave evidence to destroy her crodihility.
AMER the recess Mhlrn followed the "Nnlnina-
non Of Haley. Hugh j. CamIeell. low United
States District Attorney tor the Territory II
Dakota. WIS examined. Mr.. Cumpb" WIS
Judge of the Fourth District Court Of Louisiana
m the tall Of 1916 and was on" OF the legal AL
Users OF the Republicans who had cnarE"
VI the preparation OF evidence 10 b.
used 10y the Returning Board He admiu si"rcd
he ,oaths 70 T,tness"s, AM drafted th"ir
3 Anderson who testified TINT he never swnrr
Ohis protest In the sherman report 1t al
pears to hay" been sworn Co t"ior" Hugh !.
Campbell. Judge Campbell was exceedingly
aut.ous and seemingly CONSCIENTIOUS in giving
biz testimony to-day II" had no recollection
Mhavng sworn Anderson. II" rrcoi!r,t'd thrt
Anderson was very adv"r-" to naSinga protest.
Tint h. 9hect.d 70 signing and swearing e. one
hat Judge Campbell had prepared. There