, 1879-06-06
oIlsTOM-HOUSE CASES.
A., SWEET Consumes the Day In
His Argument. =.
varv Long, but an Effective, Talk in
Mueller's Behalf
,.m, Liter hr. Campbell contluda, ias 1urJ
''' will Got The Casa.

.,t ri VT. 6Wetrs tue previous dAy 70 Tue o.
nsa. s ~, in ,l,e event that the prosecution did
%. touch on ,,,, . u,ra rosrn,or
u.Y, /. came Mr. Ca.npboll'a turn TO close, lie
ea ".,., should demand the right TO rep!Y. The
s,i S.,,, therefore requested Mr.. Campball to state
ts.Ine tS The day what he propoted to put IN On
w. n, Ixmpbcli said be should reply 70 what
-. datspte had said and should sny.
y d1h. WE'LL" put In Mr.. SWIFT, as II he had
1T. sn,aronfst on tho hip Or whsrc the hair waa
.n,,t an you will Limit yourself to a re-
%"Sov, hold on with that limit" rstorsed
v, Campbell d tribe impatiently, II shali ro'
j, IL my own way"
'iir. SWEET argued the point.
~, Campbell replied that Mr.. srett bad
,,ht 10 submit the case 10 the Jury after Mr.
nen,etl closed. II he had 90 cboaen, but be had
.nme,hIug else In view. II possible. he would
'ts 10 rcyerse tic order Of practice, and close
~ e,se, Mr, Campbell inttmated that be could
m, be deuded into any such arranRemcnt.
Ur SWEET contentcd that ho Vas entitled to q
fit and full presentation OF the prosecution's
.,,. in TIC opening, aud that IL was not fair to
n.ke him grope around In the dark.
Nr uoutcll said he huu arguea that there was
fraud In tho inception Of these contracts, aud
lid shown its development from that time on.
III, saett wanted to know II the prosecution
a,tmea that conviction would hold IS to q
rontpIracy between Mueller and 1lul1ott. A
ms.Esl battery, Is it were, was bearing down
upqn lin, and le didn't propose to forfeit hta
iphts by our trick OF reservation.
Wr Campbell admitted that MIR. 6wett always
v,uted 10 have the last word.
NhsI,g tho Court set tho gentlemen'a MUD
=, rsst b. saying that he would SEQ to Il that
III s,dea got tIer rights.
Mn. swRrr
,,, - 1t. orr,,,nant - Tim o..s suo,,, +ta
Taeeoea u ,,. ns stsn, ~ 'd1 sass 1s ,.e m.e
sad 'a'tsrly tna prosecution FL nag .ssnangea Ms
bur, ~ nksuGu ug ~. ~ Ite p,oaesu
!o nnto t1la; ~ o. e le1 IN as u iay 10 .as
hind !sesM,h .,ah tne fsnas H. tay May
nox wts 70 M Iet everybody @ 20 except Mueller,
and 70 Lux .at,it utnt W. ,;'nus.y .usouy A1as
fsono tae tatuso -, VI 1sthls 1Hstta.!oaa. a.
!eas: 20 appea.,Sa ~ a't o me uadstce 81 enne ;ae
70 hlM ~ nns otst mny' 10 piupessu 49, ~ .a1e @
Eon e "' " T.. so4+rs s,se !, ~ H. H.
menilon sIone eo,.tsact' us tsoey nenf u.nt
Ms txssh Waa u eacesa. uoe o1 ne oslElnaI cost
lae t19ue' out aun SIH & W. ~ ~
9eox' lhts WA6 tatner n..no ~ Iue 1usy auu hll.
euv
,ooE ons m ofe stoe e, ifom .oe potso Sasa te
llted MS loois pat a!so one dtsp :1 mKnef @ ION
ne Yep On wn!en hs Aass ssopa' Me te aiaaaon ,
~ gear e9oagn' pas tns 1ufS taPpeafea
% puIAeo wneI .eov tt,eu ~ -
10 ahe asa ease' ,,a, 1ne g. aaen nnvr
ntat naa al"ays n.loWsa Al lnen, nus taa! Mai- H.
~, oaslnR seSn INV eloso Lno 6t9ne cou.u ~
sph eooStnaed e .!1, ua. ~ 9aii1.neh "as qul1e
eaoago. ~ Mulle.t anu n.ns'er naa % 1oen II ~
;.s.p !, ~ LIZ iCgr "uaa hax s,a- Ea ~
IT, set eaimed ha asn soG H Vs. rue
o. NV taat tne aan!sslona OF AIorneYs o. re.
w w., "ura ~ hslE e.ents A. no.o ne.n ~ suns
aun, !as p"osecuuon nao - nIst @tHtssea
III ~, ee wv no fhl1 Sk5it =
t a. osck; EEL, ana aste@Psea M sa'a nj. nseaneo 81
ene to which 40 bad relertcd: But tAe ae'
s.aM. !sass ua0a,t us sHS Sntest tea1 " - ~
.sasGaagn " Ire nsst aaa sseono III ~.
,asn. ~ Aeeofuneiy, III. sWett .sn Tsnt into
i,ssfeoce to ne 70 per cent GentFaGe. IN pass
III % Mee eu!oelzea LoRan anu tar"el' Ior saaang
s. smn 'la'stt III 1eeoAneuuu.E ue pclcensuss
~! nssause ~ "sa a. M ht 1ae ,nd ~
u.h " ~ uoYetaIusht koL tne osst Siu4 ~ M0IA. M
Sus f1s gSs s u marble ~ 80 Ruca ios e !oo, ouu
~ ~ ms ssolPtol uown 70 solta LILLY, ~ so'se
4,aa ~ u.e'G nolstnen "onio saY onsh H. " ~
~ eSae' atl ln9ate5'l tne % at mAFe nna ca'
- oE square. "a M'euae! Aukeio Ut hapIa-
e.. cue iotkot when u was-lof yoats Hhea ne
~ Pa.nlnik eeftaln celeoenteu kro,1p. uut tne
EIsst mastef,s cohstaot fepiy woulu nhVe ocGn, sG
49, - ~ nsiutthg 1oF eteflltys lLausuteI.E !no
psas psS oulialhs nese Woalan.t compare WIZ tae
uuenon s.a,. q et' teters. when MT sWett G!oW"
hn;i,,u S,y usssIlDea s ont i was Me nness inIHe
w.. oaianR West OF tne Alleanenles. = Mu!!ess
h.a. .a Auc'les n Wese cohentrlnE, wy a!ant h,sy
Hs3 w Wossn M zen hoors aay instead OF eisnt,.
~ ooHe ths they would lave got moro wosk
seas.. S1s " ha men, 1iio, sopposing hhe
iMS,u.sphtasy, H.. IT Pave maae . nigRsr ,pi!e'
uo.,xt na. as VA gsad no work wea Drought hete'
no!HltlstahdlIg It wasn't 80 economical, be-
ssula ReVe thouBands 81 poor laborefs here
ee svosef and moro dest!tute than evor after tho
ns-a -a enanco 10 earn eolnethlue 10 keep tnem-
.sn,,, ssiHes ana thslr Families alive - ior thn
~ Mullett-"" Dr.''-Morrlf.A. p. Mnlietl-
soan, M.'siutller land speculation nesf Cincfn.
oMstt M ~: SWEET argued TINT Morris bought It
- y ola aulsett for Aueller,--and both got
<asassS, =. g.
a.. nt; nt SWEET sought to shoHt a. great lenRth,
mss Nueller. quarrcled with Mu'lctt about BE-
mx REQUIRED to furnish stone before Il was
T. teIs'9aed that he quarrelcd with Mullett, Hao-
Asa, 6en. Holman, and others on account 0f The
se,ti"s W ne a.pna a1tes u ~as r.. Ine pau
eus.ged il sp1 W eopspIsacy. % M % hu must have bocn CO
buinsss fn nihap ~ ,ord. ~ IN. uas ~ ~ nbsrua, VII
putting fn ha, .1nn. thsn,,,ah ,s,a romnivance ~;
Eli enemfc. whtoi .ra. sj.,s,.i. ahsn.I 80
Til b.o,,pi't % "a ~cn,iams', .,nwn ~ ouo,,
ton On IN" .o xeasishi ~ .nh,ai we
pa.ei hin. sif ,,,.n .. ~ .s ~ - H.,. ,.,y a., ~ :