, 1879-02-01

l!:n:,, bad Ee,nn pcrsnnat grievances nTanAt !
- r. =; ~, us snvcsIraon commenced .sa. men
l.i-lh tr e.aMtna.'Hn ol M5. Httbar,l's fct-
J., t., .ul CIR: hnln= Of MI tnltrtn,cnt. Tie
SIN "' Tile osrcEarLes fct fosih IN ,hs
District Attorney to the fnct. lie ss'd that It. |
was not necessary 10 etnbrnec any number of
these itens, and rarc rcason..-sotnc tcchnlcnlt
legal term,-bn, wtnes. understood that M
tlic other mnttcrs which had been before the
Jury would he brought out In testimony a.
paFt of the case OF his trial. The Grand Jury
1insnsl!V made M order IN wiring disestng ., tns
agaiust Ms. lIibbard, Under the law Of the case
a1fcctiug Mr. lItbbartl's swearing to the exact
amount Of his fees and cuiolnmcnts received
which order 10 writing delivered personally to
Judge Bangs. That wns some time dursnG
the day previous to our adjournment,
sl'her 10 the morning q afternoon: =, i
give the DIstr!ct~Atsorncy time to prepare ~.
Indictment We next assembled on Friday
morning at 10 o'clock. The indictments g.. w.r1
eepnot b. 'pa po.ltse /. ITO 10 ts,a Sors q
ment; think we then adjourned ill later IN
the afternoon. Then We ntl1onrneti I'LL after
supper. because The indictments sui we're not
ready. We assembled again. think. between
nnl 8 o'clock. There was quorum of tho
Grand JnrT present.
"What took place thcnl"
ur,rre1. Int one t,nr occuptci tllc entire at,cp-
ton Of the NranI Jury, to tho exclusion
n rvrrythinr eise. judge DAMS came III
and informed US that, either BY IT,
B1odeett, who had advised With Jsidge Drun-
moud, he should not pretcnt the Indictment
AGAINST the Register in bankruptcr for perjury.
occasio1. lie stated that the Judge had re-
manned at his rooms. nntl would remain until an
adjournment, ia order, II NC adjourned, to dis
Zee a. and eharge Us as 10 tic iaw IN thc casc.
pear sefofe 5ase Bloirct To e.ua hat
would require . history OF tic session OF The
Ttve The historr Of nv personal reasons, as we'll
ss those OF thc Grand jllry.''
."Stato anything known to you Of your per.
eonal ktowlcdge."
al wrut IN 1hn arnnl Jnry with 8omn rel1r.
tapre. and IN an UNPLEASANT ftamp of mind. be-
cnusc. to lie beat Of nv knowledge ami belief,
1hc Grand jury was pnckc{1, / got that Iutornn-
lion Directly from a pcrton wF,osU case VIVA to
,nc @ examined beiorc that Grand JurT-ti,at 10
'was informed ttat 10 mirbt urcscut to ,hc
proper authorities fvc or tx, or AZ OF seYon
names, oi his personal frtcnis, to be l,laeed
one. Well. ttc matter struci; mo vcrv unplcas-
antiy. i consulted ono Of fhc Oldest and ablrss
er e. sh ths eren,tanecs Ts''f w@s proper
fnr mr. IN serve On tho f,rnn,l jury.
liz ,ske1 mr. If tl'c knnx1rice nj Tint int
would infect nv action, told Jim itwo,ll not,
Aifcr tbs Grand Jurr was chargcd md Assem-.
1ieJ' n,,,nbcr nf lavs wera ,3cyotci to ,nya.ti.
Vatiup petty criminal rases, | mcuu by that, in
dictineats srainst men without friends and With
case whrra man had maIo two lead nckcls:
smother case where d white map,s negro nils.
Tess. being turned atl,jft, wrose btu, q sranda-
oe fat M md tprs maot
~ lin t,rns VIVA .ocen m viii lint .Ipss
of th,nes. which wsfe brought bcfnsc
the GrnnI jury by Judge Banqs, tic
ijistrrt ATTORNEY. X bcpnn to be- ybis.
pcred nbout among the Uranl Jury lhni
notnr3ous criniuni octs that had tNc,,rrcd In our
rnisist wcrc not 10 be- investigated; tllt It was
t. nrerent such an inyesklnoiion. well, ,nusi
confcss tiIai ioak m steck In ihr s1,murs
Wien was called ,,non thc GRIND J,,ry, lell
mo home sunnns;nr ahnultl he rone ten iinys
Tor The winter. / hear, rutors tuat there woult
m to Sass S e ths aea a Sa ts, to f9s a
g. TAM l. f;:d1s ! %saSfxs
Of ene9kfnr to lie ;Iutlre nj tho Kfuzic .s,ree
.lenpt. in this CIV, and. stating il,at ha,
heard The acssioi, was TO bv lt,,II,
Ters ds.itlous Of a rcccss 10 70 homo n,,,l yo,c
M .sIcs Kim # thrrc wm,iI hn smrh n rc.cst
:1,,tire H1ot'0ntt nnswcreI u,o tt,at In ,1Ul nu
1rornca N ha ye q Int ~ HrabunrA inafs,Y o3rlt,
thctr ~ +hc Enyrrnmcntis ernensc'n Thr
shon1a "i,nnt1 In thc Business that Tia Dtttrfe
Attorncr hrnucht befnre them. md ro ho1ne.
Ind 1othin1 mara To raw To- Tia .judro: in
for the ri 1insc thcn / hspan to hrliaro tin.
re-. n,ivht r. soms pronnd Sor t,,ran r,,,nnr
,net f,ii.i H. 1irnnI {rv rno,n 49, sccminu1v viii
n,, . .nu-ea an,i ,sitho,,i cass.' IN nuss.
ain,r fI,naph thesr tri.nuaI casc. that wnr
nrn,1ssht hs3orc ,,s hr thn i,;stTlst Attornn,
ard thc 0' fce,inr er.v dalIv sirnnv!
a"i stTnnrar r. ro,nnri m invcsttvatlo
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