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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-03-21

MAKE HANGINGs PRIvATE.-Th fol-
lowing good suggestions are from the
Boston Advertiser In Difference to the
enlightened feelings of the community
generally, the spectacle of hanging men
has long been hidden from public view.
The insatiate appetite for horrors never
theless finds abundant qualification in
the dramatic and picturesque descrip-
lions gwen by reporters admitted as Il
special tavor,-so that our executions,
though nominally private, are still pub
lie to every sense but that of sight
And the illustrated papers are doing
their best tO make up for that loss. The
next advance step to be taken in ad-
ministering these supreme penalties is
to make them really private, sending
ing the criminal who is doomed to death
out of the world with the least suffer
ing, alone and forgotten. Human pas
sion already in the grasp of vice and
crime is very rarely terrified by these
grim and horrible revelations of the
consequence but is rather stimulated
10y them to fresh excuses.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-03-21
Taxing Savings Banks.

BY act of the Legislature, approved
Nov. 25, 1873, all deposits in Savings
Banks are taxed one-half of one per cent.
annually, one-half of the amount to be
assessed upon the average amount of
deposits upon the LIST day of January,
and the balance upon the LIST day OF
July; and "no other tax shall be as
sessed upon such deposits or against
the depositor." By this act money de-
posted in Savings Banks pays only
One-half of one per cent, when if taxed
by the towns it would be from one tC
three per cent.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-03-21
Extra Session of Congress.

The extra session of the forty-siXth
Congress convened at noon Tuesday,
and Samuel j. Randall of Pennsylvania
was chosen speaker of the house Ofrep-
resentatives on the first ballot, by one
majority. The election of clerk and
other officers of the house followed.
Some important changes in the rules
were proposed and referred, but no
public business was transacted. In the
senate the oath of office was admins
tered to the members and committees
appointed to notify the President and
the house that quorum was present
and ready to transact business.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-03-21
LATEST BY MAIL.

Gen. Geo. p. Foster, of Burlington,
U. S. Marshal, is reported very ill, with
slight hopes of recovery.
Mr.. Barron, the murdered cashier of
the Dexter, Me-, Savings bank, is COM
pletely indicated of the suicide theory
by Bank Examiner TitcOmb, who COM
pleted his investigation of the bank on
Tuesday.
The Lynn trunk mystery is solved by
the certain Identification of the remains
and effects us those of Jennie p. Clark
of Dorchester, whose friends live at
Manchester, n. H. She was betrayed
and then murdered. Her betrayer is
known.
ID. j. Foster of Passumpsic, has been
elected by the Junior class at Dart
mouth college, to compete for the
Clark e-Lock wood prize.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-03-21

Gen. A. p. Rockwell, president of the
Eastern railroad, has resigned to accept
the treasurership OF the Great Falls On.
H. manufacturing company.
Rev. w. H. H. Murray OF Boston is
about to start a carriage shop at New
Haven, which win employ 100 men and
turn ont $50 Boston blackboard wagons
weekly.
The detectives fwho have been in
vestigating the Hyun trunk mystery
seem on the point bf giving the case up
III despair, and the theory is now
broached, and is Supported by consid-
cradle evidence. that the whole affair is
Il CHASTITY Joke, the body of the girl
having been placed where it was by
medical students, who wanted to get
rio or II anu uv-,hake a sensation.
An exchange says "spring advertise
meutS should now be planted if a boun-
tiful harvest is wished
Edwin j. Bartlett, son of President
Bartlett of Dartmouth college and
graduate in 1872. has begun his duties
ut the college as assistant professor of
chemistry.
Suspicious circumstances in connec-
ton with the alleged robbery OF Ed
ward r. Ingalls,, Candia's tax collector,
the other night, lead some persons to
believe that, if there was any robbing
there, it was committed by Ingalls,
himself. 1t was possible for him to
have gagged and bound himself as he
was found. He is 35 years old and a
native of Methuen, Mass, whose tax
collector recently defaulted.
The officers of the Dexter Bank have
finally succeeded in making themselves
believe that the late cashier, Barron,
stole the sum of SI203.56. But they
haven't yet succeeded in making the
public believe it.-POSt.
The representatives of Boston and
New York papers think they are fully
competent to decide upon the guilt or
innocence of Vermont murderers, but
it is possible that our court, iuries and
lawyers know something about it as
well.-St. Adams Messenger.
Some sentimentalists still claim that
Gravelin was innocent of the crime for
which he was hanged. Very well.
Father Classy told Gravelin what to
say on the scaffold. The secrets of the
confessional were between Gravelin, his
| contessor, and his God. But if Grave
lin had asserted his innocence to his
cOnfessor would not Father Classy have
advised him to proclaim it on the scat
fold Free Press.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-03-21
ST. cSuhnsbrtrg Galedonialr.
Brief News Items.

Governor Prescott of New Hampshire
has appointed Hon. Charles III. Bell of
Exeter to the vacant United States Sen
atorship. This action draws consider
able criticism. 1t is not believed Mr..
Bell can fill Senator Wadleigh's place,
who could have been appointed as well.
The remains of the late Bayard Tay-
lor arrived in New York Friday. They
were escorted from the wharf to the
City Hall by procession composed OF
German singing and other societies and
prominent citizens, headed by squad
of police and the Fifth Regiment Band.
The defalcation of Woodward, tlea-
surer of the Stanstead and SherbroOke,
Up. o. mutual fire insurance company,
is now reported to be $4,000 which
will not affect the company, as it is Sc
cured to that amount. The affair has
created much excitement, as he has held
the position for several years.
The officers of the Dexter (Me.) saw
ings bank publish a report in which
they admit that Cashier Barron made
many erasures and alterations in the
books, which they are unable to recon-
Gle with the theory that he was IN hon
est man. 1t seems incredible that Bar
ron would commit suicide for the pal
try deficit found.
A wrestling match between j. ID.
Mclaughlin of Detroit, Mich, and John
Mcmahon of Bakersfield, VT, for $500
and the championship of the world,
came off at Boston Wednesday, about
5000 persons being present. McLaugh-
lin won the first fall by a grapevine
lock after one hour and five minutes of
fine work, and Mcmahon the second by
a hip-lOck in SIS minutes. The referee
declared the match Il draw.
The appalling calamity which has be-
fallen Il city in Hungary, is elsewhere
described. The city with Il population
of over 10000 inhabitants, and nearly
all of them, besides numbers in the sur
rounding country have been driven
from their homes, while many have lost
Their lives, and the destruction Ofprop-
erty is great. The food was caused by
the breaking of dam which protected
the town from the waters of the river
Thesis.
1t is stated that already more than
10000 applications for pensions under
the new act have been received at
Washington, and it is expected that the
total number will reach 10000. Prob
ably not more than half of the claims
will be allowed, but in any event some
$50, 100000 will be drawn from the
treasury for that purpose.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-03-21
ONLY
Gents
ON IY
GENTS

Including Bronze Match Safes. y
Trays, Picture Frames, Candle Stics
School States, Bracelets, Combs, POI
monnaies, Perfumerys, Flavmiug L
tracts, Machine Oil, Fancy Toilet
Ink, Mucilage with brush.) To~
Brushes, Hamburg Edges, l doz. Spo"
Basting Thread, Jewelry, Coral J''
Garnet, &c. Ruches, HandktS It
Blbs. Also large variety OF TN Ill.
cles: Plates, Dishes, Cups, 4"
Strainers, Dust Pans, Ladies', Spor
Dippers, Toasters, Pie Crimpers, T.
Beaters, Cake Turner's, Good Ia
Knives and Forks.
Having bought largely of these goods in maa
this week, and in addition having Just bought
entire stock of this class of goods of A Bourin
have an assortment which it will pay our Gust
ers to inspect. Special attractions on our
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-03-21

fell and broke one bone of his right arm
lust above the wrist.
Minnie Bell, an eight-years-o
daughter of L. C. Bell, of Middlebury,
while coasting, had the misfortune TO
oct her foot caught in some manner IN
der the sled, and broke her limb in two
places, in the ankle, and just above.
At Ludlow recently, a man named
Riley violently attacked and badly
wounded L. C. Howe, and also attempt
ed to kill C. D. Mason whom he had re,
garded as in conspiracy to defraud
him. Mason was saved by the interpo-
sition of his wife, and Riley was the
following morning arrested, and being
pronounced violently insane taken to
the asylum.
While Ephraim Kirby, well known
elderly gentleman living near Middle
bury, was engaged in breaking colt
the 1Ith, he was in some way thrown
to the ground, sustaining very severe
injuries. His right hip bone was badly
broken and his left side paralyzed. 1t
is coniectured that the paralytic fit
seized him before he fell and caused
his fall. He lay in an unconscious state
until Friday morning, when he died in
consequence of his injuries.
Col. Asa Wentworth of Bellows Falls
has just resigned the Office of town
treasurer, after holding it for 80 years.
Gibbs Reinville, well-to-dO Gilmore
farmer, recently raised all the money
he could by mortgaging his farm, selling
property and borrowing of an invalid
sister, and now he has disappeared,
leaving his young wife, three children
and sister destitute.
The long pending Mech will case at
Burlington has finally been settled, the
contestants receiving $1,000, and this,
bly, eat up from half to twO-thirds of
the estate.
At Newport last week Wednesday
morning box was found on the steps
of the Catholic church, containing a
perfectly formed infant, which weighed
eight or ten pounds. Life was extinct,
but there was warmth about the body,
which indicated that the child was alive
when the box was placed in the expos
ed position. The child probably per-
ished with the cold. Steps have been
taken to discover the perpetrator of the
inhuman deed.
A five years old son of Jed Harring-
ton of North Hero, fell into a well, the
10th, and was drowned. While playing
he broke through the snow that had
formed over the curbless well, and was
not discovered until an hour after the
occurrence.
A sad case of suicide, as it is sup
posed, took place at ROyaltOn last week.
The remains of Hubbard Baker were
found near the railroad by Mr.. Denni
sons on Wednesday morning, when the
section men started out. 1t is supposed
the northern express passed over his
body as piece of his coat was found
several rods to the north of where the
body was found. The body was cut in
two portions about the middle, and one
or more of his limbs mutiated. 1t seems
probable that he threw himself under
the cars when partly past him. He
went to bed as usual the night before
and left light burning in his room
when starting for the fatal deed. Pc
cuniary losses are supposed to be the
cause. He was between 60 and 20
years old, unmarried and leaves neither
brother nor sister, West Randolph
NeCS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-03-21

in Szegedin. Sixteen thousand horses
and cattle and 10000 sheep have been
lost. The water falls very slowly, only
receding three inches Saturday night.
Fearful tales are told of individual dis
tress. Women on board the resculng
steamers refuse to part with the corpses
of their children. The refugees on the
embankments are eating seed corn, and
their accommodations are 50 poor that
women give birth to children on boats
and railway trucks. The emperor has
contributed a further relief fund OF
$4,000, and lac will visit Szegedln.
Szentes is now the only place in danger.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-03-21
(IOGcENT COUNTER .

Garnet and Jet Jewelry, Towel Ra"
Towels, Handk'fs, Collaretts, NJ
Laces, Fancy Ink Stands, Walnut
Gilt Frames, &c, &c.
Good Walnut Motto Frame with Glass"
Ne,U Line of CottOnS and GeHer"
Goods drriUing this treef
Call and see that Hale is still ALIVE
And hard at work in the old Bee-nS
As bees in summer swarm with I'O.
So people swarm this way with n'''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-03-21

Articles usually sold at from Is to - cent, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
Mp nIscnCNS QUESTIONS.

ALONG AND STNRLE CRO~S-LNAMINAIInN uf THE
WIrxt>S-MK. IILDE>'S FAILURE 10 StB-GAN-
TATE HIS STATEMENTS ABOUT RIPrBuCAN
rnBfnY-A DISCUSSION AroCT MORALITY
Mr.. 1Iden was then ,uhj cttd to u long
elimination ,y Air. l,cyca, VINO spcu, much I'M"
n, ,c in the witness 10 admit tnat several u i' a.
sort an. ,,..r, n,a e on very insufficient authority.
Dr. Hscocl,Do unde rat.nd you - rty thAi yuu saw
the TELEGRAM To- G orge " SMITH dated November -
from Tallahassee Al do not remember anything
about D..
O.-I.ve you any doubt that you di see lit having
hn addressed to your private secretary 1T Gramrrcy
P.rli Al do not know tust any such telegram e.
l-rcd or was ever received have no memory OF Al.
O-Do you remember tLc OF II. It mas been
read to You here by Mr. 1cedi Al Iber seeing IL
here.
O-Eradingl-" II has been suggested from here TO
Governor oi Oregon refrain from issuing certificate
favor OF ineligible eicctor until advised thereon. Why
not obtain teieHiaP4, nun ~ 'O.pa H'n,on 30 ~
that al all Al have not. may have seen II. .
Q-Haye YOU any doubt IN your own MIND mat DIS
paicn OF tlat KIND adIicsstd to your pNae secretary
was snOwutO youi a. TANK II no received II he
probably showed II to me.
ON that dls patch occurs tins phrase Zee my Ms
pafcn t0 spain" IL you that dispatch, wond not
mat phrase have 0ltIncted your attention Al nehi
Q.-lIaye you ANY doubt that IL would At may
have uUDc
o. ash YOU whether That phrase In that dispatch,
SEQ my dispatch spain" would not have attracted
your ltOu A.-Perhaps II would ana perhaps 1t
might not.
SLIGHTLY INTERESTED N rHE FLORIDA ELECTION.
o-You felt intensely interested over the result III
Florida Al felt'interested. Of course
o-Youfclt Interested as Presidential candidate, and
as tue representative Of your party did you not Al
did.
o-Aud Won were watching tho proceedings In those
stnt.s " III very great INTEREST," Al was watching
! the proceeding win II certain amount oil Interest.
Do infer from that that you were waehins thu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
THE CROSS-LX1NIt-fYiOA.
MORE DENIALs FROM MIR rLDEN.

MORE DENIALS FROM NIX Ii-btN.
AIS RELATIONS Win IHL MAYNARD NIiuL"-
fis RIAL INTtNIIpN II PUBLISHING .Ht Ut
1I.E AMOUR THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IHAI
~ DID HAVE sOME "INfOEMAIIoN' ABOUT
quIN-HE DECLARES ms BrLEF TuAl me
yotIs Of FLORIDA, SCUM CAEoiiNN AID
LOUISIANA WIRE BOUGHT 81 r.PCuIoA>-,
Bur GIVES NEWSPAPER KLFoiIs Az Hl- o>IY
ArrHo.IrY-m~ CoMrLLIL IrNoHA>.I. - ALL
PIIoN'o IOINGs.
Nj. T.dcu's cIoss-cXaminatlOn Was begun
i,r,,,trI, after be u. ended IA ,,ltcl,ai o.a ~a,
conducted by Mr. Reed ant M. Al-,oc". l. began
about ha past Oococ.. anu cJnLnlcal o. oFc. ESQ
hou.. NJ. IiIdou AZ u.uos seemed H-y nervous. oH'
thfOasAOut no preserved .c same 'w, ni-l', scarcely
audible zone ~ winch Ae mad delivered statement
JrcqucniiY However. lie would rtsc lie ualec 80 en-
uba,,le q, point and several times he nroU.lt E-
list down upon the liable III irOut oi Alm when
clo.ius au emphatic declaration
Tn. concentration was begun by Mr Reed:
Mr. Eecd-Govcruor Tideu. WHO was yolr private
s.cretar, at tho time OF these Transaction. A
George ". euith. Do JoG mean ny iH''a'e secretary
J~fsOual '. or a. GOVERNOR
O-Prlsoually. A--GeOrge W. Smith.
O-i Had among these teegraLs ~ IAE IKiBuNE
one 40. 40 addressed TO George W. Smith, No. -
6rancrcY Park. tHc cipGei winch ~as used ~ these
discriminating dispatches IL relates 10 suggestion in
legard - oregon, aud was transmitted - M hanton
Marble 10 George w bihJi No 10 Ni'lHo4'J 4 d. Dd
YOU ever $50 that Dispatch Al do not remember
having strH 1t.
Q.-Have you any impression IN regard ~ lt-whethor
you dG receive IL or notl VIII you kindly look al the
translation Of the orginalf Al have 10 doubt Mr..
elnith can te. He is here.
Q.-"cl, all. youi Al have no recollection Of
S.
Q.-None, WhateYorl
Sao Witness Gcadns) The Governor suggested
Ar Reed-Tbe TRANSLATION follows II VIII you look
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10

shown If 70 me- He will no doubt tell himself. but
| have no recollection Of II.
o-pocsnt that suggestion in It about oConoTs opn-
ion recall anything to vOur mindi Al 90 not i''u
| bor. II Is very possible It was made
Q-You have read these various publications III rcir'
nre to these dispatchesi Al read them Immediately
| on their pubic ton.
Cd, You rccolIcct one dispatch in this same cipher
! from Louisiana which began: Bieler TO Russia" ana
was translated Biglcr to Tildcn do yOu recocc n''
| Al do hot remember It,
| o.-Do you remember that which was also sent TO
! Geor.e W Smith. your private sccretarY-do 20" re-
! member II that dispatch was submitted to your A
should think 1t likely thatif Mr. smith received the
! dispatch he would nave submitted 1t to me
Ole was your private secretary ana II ne hau re-
ceyed either of these dispatches It would have been his
| duty to submit them to youl Al think 50.
! Q.-IIavc You any doubt that lac did, Ale was ny
Q~Your personal secretary, prccl-cy-tha, is what
| ulN,u A.-Mr Charles Slobrons Mas my secretary as
CT would have been Mr. Smiths duty to have sgh,
mIlcd them 30 you. Have you any uoubt tha' nc Uu
! submit Jhcmi Al do not know anything about The
*. st.uce Of sucn dispatch. have no reooec''Vn
! OF would sc,rn Governor Tlcn that your per
Ia secretary had th'- cipher DO you hh"" "nemoi ne,
Glow. iacn re these dispatches translated if he
d. NOT LN, the cipEcrl Ale may not have h''h ahr
iu tr5ns &C. them. lie may nave tad {" get soep"'9
| Q-Nn't DO yen know about this cipaerl Al do
! O-Yy.l II ,rr lad ~ Al never had it,
! G-Aud yuu omot know what lt waei A. c9tuI
no. lave put any message mo cipner II had tred'
G-i Am mSrciy sisSesiug tint these dispatches
seem 40 indicate tuat your personal pilNh'u ~
uad ans same cipher wmch has been used I'D 'oSr ~
terminating dispatches m order 10 slyr yEU a" V,
AMY 10 sItr any 1~cis ID ~" ,ci scnis +.
Wiz THROW igni upon maj cfcuua sry fIc-
Ice .nuictcu by these dispatches ht'r Gu al" lie mas
with which you can assist u'i A,-'ie - Hi'' Nv '
| he. d Summoned by inc committees - ,.-r ,,,,,
Dwell want 10 kn"" "hc; y3u ever Hn ~ '''I'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10

IA,
give thelr certificates 70 the Democratic eeeors 'oI
-, - ,.c,ev immediately said that no such orer
.houd ne entertained tina; no such negotiations VI '
patur. shoudbe tolerated; that not accent ol "V"'l
sho,l DOE furnished for any such purpose ana 'oio"
Potion Wa, immediately tccgraphedt 10 return 10 NV
y,rl did not "a, that time know that MI sh"'n w.
we'd had gone 10 south Carolina or that lac WAS th''e'
had not seen him after the election and had no 'h"
,,,tou of his whereabouts az that time The conNefHa-
ZION with Mr. Cooper very brief The Whole maI'e'
was disposed OF from within Eve 10 ten minutes. '""'
no INQUIRY IN regard 70 details. There was u" "'S'"S
sion r.tNCcuus Mr.. Cooper ccncurred with me th'N
IN th, measures t. be tahcu, and although took Io
granted that he would make every necessary eom'n"u
cation on tnat subject did not leave II to that Oh
famed Colonel Pctons address n Baltimore ana cause"
him 10 be tcleCraphcd 20 10 return 10 Ne"-N"rk' NV
dispatch va, in ordinary language had no c'Pncr'
comic NOT read cipher and Could not translate lhi"a
cphcr II noycr occurred TO mo that there was any
reason for any cunccamcuS. Ny belief - t"t t'e dS
match WAS sent in NV own nauc. think II was sent
within ten minutes after NJ Cooper called my attention
ou Colonel Pcltou returned thai night To- NtN-lorh
With rp,pcct to Florida l never any one oi the
Florid, cGrms either in cipher or translation lu'
ou,.iii ~ no one a. them so Tar as know were ever
rommun Gated TO me- mean the kilograms redtlhE I"
this subject and do not think that the contents Z"
The course Of the controversy oowu there
were communicated 20 me. an not able" IN looking
them over recall any one 81 them that nave ever
seen Ididuot know was NOT Iutormcd-ihat there N"H
been any offer from amy body clam ne 10 represent NV
FLORIDA Board member OF TO give thc Fo'c !"
Tie Democratic Electors until after The crrlAcirS '
been delivered and vote the electors deposited Tor
transmi,-on MY first information on this Sn'J-c VAS
Subseuu u 10 that after the Gth Of Deem err 1876
Sometime after Nj. N1ch'e retuncd-l DO n'' MO"
when h.thcritw1s before went 10 England or not
hc mentioned one day - OF nySone iiai' t"''
the vote OF Florida was offered rather the certificate
,het would Weld Il, the vote but he SAID thar tn ohcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10

Q~And the man who transmitted It wonld transmit IL
l, Thpt would depend on the motives the
man who transmitted It,
All ABOUT TIE GRACTIFss NFrHEw.
A-Coloncl Pelton Is a nephew Of yoursl Ayes SIR
Q-When did he first begin 10 reside IN your hou'c'
About nine years ago. think
o-When did he cease his residence therel About
the Ist OF July.
Ale had been your military secretary while you
were Governor and was at the time OF these trahsac
tons your military secretary Ale was
Q-And with your knowledge and consent was tho
acting secretary Of the Democratic Natoha 'oIn'
niitcci Ale was not with ny consent though 10
was with my knowledge.
o-You knewui Al knew he called himself acting
secretary.
o-You knew lie was really acting secrctaryi A
knew ne was very active in the business. q,
Q.-Aud that he really acting secretary a.
came down from ALBANY in tue latter patti. lnn o
fourth wcck-ol scptcnbcr; me canvass |nS dwo rian
down here found Colonel FELTON, 'e''iG aS ste
ODD You make any objection to his acting n' secre
'1 0Ir5 whomi A-To several gentlemen OF the com
"'t 0Wil Won kindly name theml Al cannot now.
&c unot you name any ~ thcml A.-No.
Q-Did You Hakr ail opcGuor - nm All, ii nol re-
him TO cease acting IN inai c"pA,l{ u uiu ao' ~
quest Aim To- ccase tut was not pleased Wi,H hlh
ODD you nauif'SI your di7rlea'ure to him Al
Q-To whom A.To him;
Q.-Nndt did ne SiHf \ i 'dhHot zen N'".
QBut You did not 20 {" the tx cn o. l9St'l- on 'is
c'H-lng 10 ac' ~ Una, ,%,,S,,' al b,nt A.
Or course, cannot 30 into the whole matter. |
ouiy want to go mo ct,t,h H.''c's VI It, ~" ''
a ~lInX long have You known hImi A. cannot say:
81 la he been in confidential relations with youl
q Int ~. ,urti - ujuor prominent DcmOoratsl A.
As much as como and les than oiLclS $40 .,.,
G Nnen did you uis, Ln'M 1T was ]" ''''" o'''"
o. " 49, .,,,,',icd ron, ,nyl A. do not know
no guess not
q NOW uId II happen that yen did NOT hh'" ~
was thcfrl A. Bccus. / did 10, undertake 10 mo"
AL tndl was guiu- on III tht COMMITTEE.
O. Ola not undertake to h ~ ih' general run Oh
n, and q VIII Was ~Ous "h ~ lHt N"h.hi ~ -'"' "
very co>c rim.
o. We'd, undertook 20 Keep the run, uHI' '""
4. Nhtu tIv c-d. proc r,n-, 10 FLORIDA re III dt"
Cd Z. I