, 1879-02-05

aMiuc9 " alF. tbudy. lhAteau ot sitting Q0Wp,
he stood up anl leaned against q column.
He said that he had practccd law for twenty-aix
years. md was ut ono ti1uo for q number OF
years partner of Judge Blodaett. Ho had
known HcsinR slightly after tho fire, aud more
Intimately since 18Th He had had the rn!sfor-
tuno to bo appointed by the Governor .. tho
Slate one Of the 1.!ucoln Park Commissioners
with 1lcslnR in 1874.
did Huslng ask you to see Judge BloJgctt
for him, In order to got Vocke appointed
Assignee Of tho Germania Insurance Coul-
panyin
tile never did,
"Dl you ever Sec Judge ulolgett on tl,at
subject"
II never diti.''
"DIa you receive from or By tho hands Of Mr.
llcsng the SUN OF $3,50Ol''
~ utl.n
From whom did that money come1 What
was It paid fori''
VI received by tile hands of A. e. Hesfng
s2'5oo-a note for e. 0o0 and check for $500
signed by Jacob Kehn."
''At what timol''
~ don't remember the date.n
"Was 1t before or after the day Hcstne or
RehM woro arrestedl''
ut WAS before"
"At that tlmc lad any vhtsky-meu been ar.
rested. anl tl.clr property sc!zedr'
"Tlle first batch-I hate to use tho term, be.
cause It Is 60 common and vu!gar-had been ar-
rested, and their establishments seized, bcsose
TINT time"
State for what purpose that s., 10o was paid,
and the circumstances"
~ was n member of the firm Of Lawrence,
Winston, Campbcll 4 Lawrence, anil this
man ~, iieGs.ngh VINO haa been appo!n!ed
one Of tue Lincoln Park Commissioner,
oil1es p liz Park nos!a in @ %a;si wa va. fse iss
lint tim repeatediy-i should bo within Ii,nIts
| II sud 100 ttmcs-nbont the ease Of Itoc!Ic,
Junker = Co., which WIS pcauing In tho United
States District Court. I declined repeatedly to
coming to mo about It. lsold him that wou!l
not take any rctnincr In the rasu provided auy
motion should bc made III II 6efore judge
Blodgctt; tllat had been formerly partner of
elrcltlnstanccs whnteyer. We talkci tho matter
over, nlut advised him. n1Mt my frlcnds whom
I consulted agreed. that some other Judge
should be brought here to try tho Gaze. 10 hati
30 uftcn ln my ofliec-thnt rot Sick Of 1t, AMI
told him would not say anything morc about
i Until 10 brought m9 son9 monsy 70 TX H. asked
1
ti,uu fair equivalent; II had charged htm slU
for each consultation II would not have covered
the casc."
"'lhat was In behalf OF Rocllc, Juuker s.
co1n
ut wns." ...
"Utl ho admit he was personally In the Wills
Ky cases ~ that ttHofh
:" Ile lid not, except This: he said that o had
ma1,c good deal of money out OF thrse fellows
from time 10 tn,e,--A large amount of money
that hU had insisted fn protecting u I'm. und
That they had stopped paying him bccuslse they
hal becn a1rqstetl; asld le proposed tu make Il
further ral9e ont Ut them; that ho lad deter.
mined tn levy contribution of e2O,0N. Tint
was hetnre hu paid Hlu the S9;EDO,h
"l5cg0re hs wns arrestcd, utul tho public knew
"Ycs, sir"
"What did you tell him, II anything, In re-
rsrl to tic prnpeiety Ut trytpg Ioc1le Junktr Il
Co. befora Judge HtolGettln
~ told h!nl that tic Atlvico would give all
tie tins to him mud bis c!Iunts, nr tIu i,leu ,I.lt
lie represented, was, not tn try tlu casp bcforu
Judge nIodeett: that ho was thu lust nun on
enstt, who could bo humbuggetl by anY tsthnu
or tertnical defsuae, arni t!lut e would BE- with
t,e Goyerna,cut and against tho thieves all thy
tn,c. told lin, 30 ,cxpsc.slY a,ut repeatedly y
WHAT suggestion did you make, il auy. su 4,
to ayuid tr5ai before hnir'
| st ulads tie suggestion, ut thc timc and s,,h
seauet,tly, that hu should cndcavor to briu.
aboout MI exchange, uuu gct solpe mau-i
suggested 4 Judge IN Wisconsin, Dycr o,
llupkins-.ck one Ut tlcu to cutl,e dowit here
uul try the case. Tho casa then was about tl,r
nossesslou Of tiie hooks OF tic listlljers: auI
urged hi,u, II ho wanted any cl,allcs ut iii fol
tiIrsr men, 10 ret an exchange al Jutlges,i'
ibid you lnake any suggestion u him in re-
gard to the Dtstrict-Attosneyi'
-" lid, i disliks very tn,lr1, as a gentleman
| ia ueuttDu auy mars pa,nu VIII, wns fny,,ly,.