Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-07

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DONNELLY-
Taking Testimony 1nzI 1.E
day-How They veteS ri
The Use of Mone1 "a
neapolis.
The Donnelly- Washbe
King, had two ends to il
being taken in both 81. n
In Minneapolis the testir
O. Ohilstrom's office, FRI
| Hale appearing for WashH
| strom for Mr.. Donnelly. sa
The first witness wasGz
| who resides at Minue6
Tamarac, Kittson countVs
working for Webster &Wf
only four actual settIen MI
| section house. Witness ets4e7
eighty or ninety men in esl7nz
an election, voting in ciIaxs
voted for Washburn were kIl6S
81 SO per day, and about 6aSs 3
at all that day and the othsr hs17 II s!
day. Witness suggested fosWSE - Ssszz
were too hurried in getting mt 5f7{SS5:S
for election, but Webster sid z
to get 5000 for their sers{ 81 !
wanted witness to urge thu -
Washburn. Mr.. White he1d IT, ia
and assented to it. Won6fer n i1 e
judges, and since election ha6 told xS
Mr.. Hale, Washburn's manaf "a 81
a check for 1882, and White rot id Sd
only paid 1858 to Webster, snd n 81
thought of sizing for his Share.
had been made that the money wsE5l
paying the men for their time. Cd So
twenty railroad men came in On stora g
train on the st. Paul q FAcif road an ssSs
None of the men voting Were Legal : 3 4
there. Several of them were 81
of Minneapolis. Witneag manned 81 55t
Der of men who Ia kney ~ r kS
not residents of the electin1 rxec1nc. 6
of torty-fye men left Mimi polia es De5
go to the wood camp. HaskleW OF M sf
money being paid than that already mend y 15s
Witness voted for Washblf, iand Asapo 81
Webster or Mr.. White say 6 the men 81 Fs
could have their days time IL sfheR Eea3d 49, 8;
for Washburn. Witness thouah So there xsre SSf
hree votes cast for Donnell5 ~ - g
JOHN sHxE - hi s
The next witness bore the ~ - name
testified that he lives a. poll, 81 I
boarded at Peter Quady 60 Z - adiop day, Z
Quady told witness To bI13 boatderss Sc
tie polls. saying he (QuadY3 ss6et sss - g
quently Quady said ho h6ff "a the s. rs
He had about thirty five b061 q s. =;
LAWRENCE aARR11x
This witness was boardinS -h0ale keeper, 8 s
Democrat, and had WORKED and voted for
Washburn. he denied having beck paid for
this, and if he said he received 90 1t ma &:
have been in a joke. SO sssss;
The testimony will be resumed to-day. go
In st. Pad.
Testimony was resumed st OtBrianG Eliar, 61ss
office, Ingerson block. Tho INST witness "a
Abram Werick, a resident Of This citYs Hemst z
Washburn in Minneapolis in Octoker and .slEsds
him (Washburn) his intention abo1e E1ing htissS
influence in favor of MinueApoliG, - Wxs Ea6zS:
sured st. Paul would have an equa5 "a Wit
ness asked Washburn if he knew "a friends
we're in st. Paul, and Washbu1n fGlr that he
expected the COMMITTEES wonId a. 6methinx
for him. Witness was at work IN sc. Paul
d Pacihce shops, and he stopped q 9n to
minneapolis, and when there had 6sit his
special business to see Washbxl thing
was said about money, bnt kbnrn
gave him letter to B. Bal fdhfch
was subsequently presented; 5iness
met Barden still later ct shesd Ee ~
Witness had received no money t. Mr..
Washburn, but the COMMITTEES had r ehim
to employ two men to work ct IT. bed
die tickets, etc., which had moth 18th
Mr. Washburn. Witness reosive5 bill
from Mr.. Sanford Newell - rs.
The latter sum was all the
with the exception of $40; W4561f2 m
divided between the tWos - = ito
reddle tickets, viz: MesM1. u [f5 <'H-
stadt. Witness did not rerne5z& ! a fo-
ceived the money from, bues ms
paid him by either DR.. aauETr - 49, - Sd
as they were together at the time 8 = &c.
The men were employed to W01n r. <ole
Republican ticket. Witne1 ~ ia
money for what he had promises 81
wouldn't trust them. Wit ~
quite an interest in politics. ~
what had become of the lettaf s; 81
nor what it contained, only thS3 s.
he (witness) was friend ~
Cross examination-Don'tf h61 ID
himself gave me the letter 70 lard szs
buns request? ~ zssszzsss
A. He told his man to give &c fj .
Q. Who do You mean by ~ III -
A. The man in the Office. go ~
@. What Office was that2 81 ss;s sz<ss:z -
A. don't know. think Is 5s ~
quarters" s ss sz8 49, $50
@. What headquarters? 81
A. Republican headquarters s.
q. Had you been suppoxfinS va baxM 4
before this convention?
A. No; had said nothing 81 49,
- Witness proceeded to state IT, and
Bjornstadt were paid to work ~ Spuhla.
can ticket. He (witness) would Sye ua3ees
$3.50 in his shop if he had Vol q q e3a6tioi@
day. q sR5sS: szssSssE ST e s1sasss5:
DAVID LARSRus asrsszs5
Witness was not paid for his . IN w
but received $40 to peddle Rel tioIIsta
at the polls; this money wsass rkf n ~
Werick; Washburn's name w. ~ = y ksss
was Republican, but did NOT an ~ fSSs
straight Republican ticket. sss;3 $50
E. NJ. JOHNDON. 81 49, "a
This witness testimony wss II "a 3 mt $
far as developments are concerned; ri AZ.
claimed knowing anything. 4 z s5 RS
Taking of testimony viii be op5s ned To-
day. Is a s