, 1879-08-06
POLITICAL.
Yesterdays Testimony In the
Election Inquiry at
Cincinnati,
It's Democratic Instigntors Not at
All Jubilant Over tho
Result,
Blaokburn's Majority in Ken
tuoky Only About
10000.

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ELECTION La" inquiry.
CINCINNATI o.s AuE. .o'-At tae tohg3esbson"
Il Investigation TO-DAY, den' brown moved mat
tic testimony lot the 'oohlofla'sts close Will
to-day's testitnouy' agreed TO-
Charles i. Aayman "as cross-examtaed. -
did not say TINT HOFFMAN aeteea TO infn'sn n, us
money 1or frauds that w might 'u,seo7er' I'M
Ed"arda told inc tllat lie coulu t11n'sn the
names Of thistcen sepcasefs Tor *lW' ! haa
falR Will EdwaFde attefWafas 10 Co'lnkson
sa'oons FRANCIS ana hceu were present to'a
FRANCIS that was not familiar Win SoV'nGtoa
peoplc, anu "antea bim TO Ko to Campoe.'' !
thif'k ~as ID Coflneton on INC Soth ol july
Think that told Frames 'hen t''as campbei.
Nahtau 70 INK Win him' ! may ha!o 1o.a
Edwards and Francis that "as ectt'nE slo
per dar. ! said to Ed"nfds uat a!on't care
or not, 80 That 40 rot their evidence. told
Eroncts IN IL. q0th ~ 1u,r. lint fomnhal,
.u"n.a.1 a' ,., ~ ' a ,,,,, I,sua c1as.. ~ ~.
"nntea hn 10 eome WY !,s ouass o,Sat' .M ~ n.'
bell wanted to ses TrancIs about Farrell Or any
onc VIM tnaaa m as11dayst In this cnsc.
r,ot Frorc,. nnd lowry 1,cer In. sat,r1av.
1s ,, ,." .s a.n H., San.nI ,,'a,, ~ ~
tolta tleih again that Hahteo them 10 sec
Campbell. oifcrcd 10 take them over to
meet Canpbell They refused to 70, told
thcm mi n aov nrrth1nr n1,o,t tbe tbtrtcen
N" W. ~ ..,' Asi .,.,. ~.
'o.es VT 'i5 eo""ccao, Wv" u'o nne'e,' =
told farkeT DIXON iiau been SPOKEN 10 a0out
hunting up frnuds In the Dutterworth ELECTION.
/ nav nayc told him TINT 81 Hoffman told me,
! did 1 mt % INV tlat M cariiale md Uoirman hatl u
w NV -, .". ~ a's" ~. ~. ,
conference aooat tne mattot. atu not haY 10
Dixon that would get Sl5O Tor my ,scrFlcaH.
Cutupbcll asked mo to net Francis and Reed to
c,no IN hta ot,,eo, + want Ia campfcl to am II
!. .ss,,,s,,s 49,. ~. t.,,e..,,nt1o,, a.,,,.r,,
IL "a7 cs'A'naa ~ pa5 W. !,iui'..4o.4 eonss'" ,
ing fepeatess. l hrat nlet Ea"hTas' IN LOVING
ton. 1told him 4 great many things that were
nut true. When saw Edwards had not read
tno ro,n,rto, ~ nfT1aovI,a r .aw uofr,nnn he.
sau ,sa,a ~ ~, 80. ~ -. a-a.,,,,
tllat he wanted mo to get evidence to support
tho afrdnyits, vent TO see Duttcrworth con-
cornIrv ,,bot a uotrmn,, tntd me. hut cou,t,n,t
...,.",.,, a.. ~ ill.,. II .rho ,,Itu.,.
~ an oppostunity - eS1 asn 4Mo "s1n1ss nte
tnrrnrsh 81 ~ ,1nwor sgas nmn1nrnd nj I'm ,inv
~ ~ ss ,s uIs1. T. vi III, aa "" "' Wv 1
~ nuMt * alAuus % y LIE eaAu. 3.,a.a ur.
na scamasa, a - nuos,i .ho tca.uu ill., IT,,
that Wautod $40 for tho Eighth Ward lnue.
rcu1ept Club. The officers ot iIic Club wera all
Democrats. lIo told inc to call al his ul1lco the
ncxt day. found Dr.. Ayres mud O'Couuc1l
there. IheF told batterWofth thht tno otncess
Of the Club would be satisfied VIII IS each, but
tilcr hni bctter not bo pnl until alter the cleo
tton. I was afraid that the Club would not
work for tho Independent ticket. Butter
worthfs mama was an lin ttrkct Uuttcrwprkt1
rave nc ii to sprnt with liz boys. / rot j8
iron, hin, on twp ottser ocea&!ous. saw hin. at
tic tie Gibson House, botore tic e'ection, about
thu nlpnny that ltc had prOMtsGu, He