The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-14

and Weber and State whetherin your iudg-
ment they were signed with the same pcn
that you used! \, -1hey were not sig lod
with the same ink. "A
Q,-Were lhe Two Anderson ST. natures
made at tie same me, v tn the .dmc ~
and pen' A.-T'he * IS not tre same.
The INK THAI ! u ed On that occasion and
he irS that ! 1dcr onu ID wcs IDENTIFY
the same irk, and the signature of Wcbe
end the nameM teen !, there seems to be
the same INK, although not the r., used.
Arder on and " ote evidently { ON the
sane ink; the office is a Urge one, end we
have table on which there are Two or three
islands.
Odd or did not these two perrons-
Anderson fnd the other person-yni,
thei' names 20 that j. at n your y. erence :
Al w''lnot be positive r5out that; ~
may have gone ana used other j.
Q-Do you collect see V them in the
act Of Wiling the names IN your offic, at
al! A.-No, Sir, don't.
Q-Are you able to stat, whether .hc
names had been Iut there before they came
to the office or net! Al ne sigma, re
Amber m VS. ahead there before they
came to the Office. '. ,er's name was not
there, and | called Anderson's att IN ON to
he fact.
II. A. wIIDEr,
swo.l: Re'ides New Orleans. ! derson
ca FED on m tn END md said that
he had document at ne I'D end
wished to SIS i ana &c lowledge before
no.aly, but he d'duot want thy CUES 'oiq
Q 'ked HIM about it, and he asl.ed me e
thought it could belone. Dicks spoke up
and said certainly that it could be done;
that i cocld be acknowledged without the
notary lowing the contents. He then
esked Dicks and myself to witness taese
two signatures 10 he paper; was busy
he ME ana the-ew ca good many p:
pie in my Office, and l remember s.. n
and then ,ook him and in .oduced hin 40
seJ .nour, whose office is only two or hree
doors from ours.
Q,--ls tint signature of Dicks your part
ners! Al &, unless it 5 We good
counter cit.
Odd yI observe the gentleman end
mat he spoki Of who was with him. A
| saw the gatleman; yes, s'r.
Q.-Who vas hei Al do rot know.
.Q-Were these two signatures in "'ont
Of the papemsde in yor, Office Al
tn. * they wre signed my Office.
Q-Wno~. led the paper o the nota-
rysi Anderson carried it | th' (.
Odd WI see them SIN those :, the
presence of te nota Z Al am rrdnr
the 'mpressia that it WIS signed :, my
Office.
Q'-Whethr the Other signatures were
put on there hat day CT Ter lat YOU
know moth y: A-Accor,"lg :, hat |
ju"at they coui have been put ON it -.
months aitel'ards, because the notary, !
jurat S above !.
iEoRCE DlCTS
was sworn andpor.oJoratrd the tc> mony
OF the former Wit ess.
THIS. c. II. SHIT.
late Apo rtmen clerk of the casr~y, was .
recalled and examined by General Butler.
he first saw .amcs T.. :, anderson about !
the middle Of Jne last in h's Office: ~
derson came thcrtaIonr, either bring ~ a
lie .er % ". lc1> i'm Senator Ma news, or
csc le,,er had zen received ON hat
gentleman by ma; he had not vet cot
that letter, fnd C'lnot how what he had
done " IN It; We regard to Andcrson's
appointment reconnen' 9 I'm e
usua! foln.
Q-Did you find ny letter GORGE ~
Anderson on ,he files of the office! A.
No, s., not myself fttr Ieav' ,g he Office:
appl'd last week Tor aich letter, nj was
informed that no such .,er was on the files
OF the office; YVES sh9l a letter 'om ".
Conn, recommending I'm.
Q-Was there morethan one le,,cr pass.
ed between you and stanley Matthews IN
regard to the appointment of James +.
A.-Ycs sir; and / think
sent him telegraph d'spa.ch also at the
request OF Anderson.
Q-Have you opy of tina. telegram
A.-No, sir.
Q-Have you ether the telegram or
le,.er sent by. Mathewsl Al have
letter of Mr. MATHEWS it is as follows:
MATHEWS. rAnslr / MATTHEWS L,wO rycE.I
SoETHw-sr GRSER 70, RITZ AND VIE
STREETS, CscISSATI Ju re -, 49,
My DEAR GEHRAL:-I have your favor
OF the goth. Firt, no one is under obliga-
tons to Andcrsn. ! saw him on the cars
gong to Bal 'mre. He told me that he
was satisfied, fhe does not choose to lake
what you chOce to offer him, drop him.
promised noting, except to do what |
could TO have Inn reasonably pro, .ded for.
Second, as to dcIlrath. | can not speak
definitely, becmse do not know the sslar
les paid. OF curse, if nc enters the ser
vice for the frt time he ought not to cx.
pect the highest grade, DO for hi n .he
best you can ulder the circumstances.
Yours truly,
STU ~ MAJ. .LGws.
Adjourned,