The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-24

VOIei never meb mI'~bepeW ln hE, DAT
ber's room. The changing o I the draft wal
simply a private mater Of my own dom
knew that any member Of Kissom, Whit
ney 4 Cos banking firm Is in any way
connected with the Central road; don'
know Charley Edwards or Edward
Phelps. That currency was finally used ID
Buffalo. TillinghSst said that II was nc
unusual thing for the State banks at Buff4,
10 TO be short OF currency. | furnished
currency to q Buffalo bank a few weeks
ago. l was In Canada on May 9lst-ths
day OF the Arst ballot. Didn't think the
ballot would be held until May "a. Rich.
ardson telegrapued me the result OF the
yotinH.fOr the frat three days. | used the
10000 in my own private atfairsAt Buffa.
10.
Bangs.- How did you expend it2
Tillinghaas,-I decline to answer further
unless 1t Is really necessary.
Bangs-How did you expend it2
Tilinghast-I don't think l should dis.
close my private affairs, bat as you seem
TO desire It particularly | will state that
deposited the money In bank at Buffalo
where l do business.
To Mr.. Brooks. meant to use the $50 900
10 O real estate trasaCtlon, but did not, be.
cause was absent and could not complete
the transaction.
To Mr.. B Blngs. l deposited the money in
a.bank at Buffalo; don't think there waa
any $500 bills In the package Of S20, 900
received from Mr.. Groves.
To Mr.. Oarpentsr-Oalled on my friend
Groves, Of Spencer, Trssk L Co., two OF
three times.
Q1sstior-Why not use the checks for
the S2O,OO02
Answer-I preferred to bring the cur.
rency with me from Buffalo to Albany.
Question-Do you know man named
Churchyard, at BuffaloP
Answer-G do; don't know that he had
any claim against the Central railroad
never paid him dollar; I used that so,
go and more In my own private business
matters Wills In Buffalo and Mlchigin.
By Mr., Bangs. DO you know any other
person who IL o candidate for United
States Senator aside from Depew9
Answer. Yes, sir.
By Mr. Bangs, Who ls heH
Answer. Roscoe Conkling; met him In
a case al Oanandaigua some three or four
years ago; do not think the Central rail.
r9ad is at all interested In the canvass as
to who may be elected to the United States
Senate.
To Mr.. skinner. Mr.. Plat Is an official
OF the Southern Central road.
Mr.. Charles Z. Ingsrsoll, oi West6eld,
WAS sworn! Have been In Albany during
the past four weeks In the interest Of the
Admininiatratlon meu; prefer Depew to
any candidate; have known Sessions four
or Ave years; known Bradley since Jan.
nary last; have Convsrsed with him on
the Senatorial question; up 10 June 9Th
had talked with Bradley and supposed
be would vote for Depew; never paid
him any money; sAW no one pay him
any money, nor any money In Hradley's
possession. Saw Sessions that evening be.
fore tea time In his room; told him Of the
conyersationWith Bradley. That gentleman
alao told him what Terry had told me oi
the feeling among our people on the Sen.
atorial question. Our conversation 90.
c1rred In Sessions room In the Kenmore
Hotel; don't remember seeing Bradley
that evening after | left Sessions room.
Bradley told me in the morning he un.
derstood his constituents strongly opposed
Conkling and Plat, and that he had got
through voting for them and would vote
thereafter for Dspew.
Cfoss examined by FeCkham--Told Ses.
sions' In his room the substance Of my
conversation with Bradley. Mt. Hudson
came into Sessions room;and this inter.
rupted the conversation about Btadley.
Bing to Smith We have no further
witnesses 10 call, and as fer as present
advised We are through.
John |. Davenport sworn: lstV Ia The
papsrs Saturday q statement from Senator
Sfahan relating 10 the offer OF the Mar.
EhaIship OF New York. As the statement
rel, cted on President Garfield and myself
I communicated with the President and
received from him q reply that may state
what took place between US. 4 similar
tedues. wps sent 10 Postmaster James ask
inp permission to state what passed be.
tween them about the Marshalship. A
similar requesi wat made TO Mt. Knox,
and his permission received, Gs 10 the con-
yetsatIOn With him. went TO Washing.
ton ID May 10 see about case wherein
md been retained Atthe bfeakiaat table
in Willatd's hotel, Washington, the quts
lion oi the Matshalship was bfough BIT up I'D
ihs names Of Hugh Gardner and Col
Efhafds were mentioned 10 connection
herewith. After breakfast went 10 the
White Houss, the Postmaster General
being present with me The President
asked me who would be good man fol
The office Of Marshal Ia New York; ] fe
plied I could not say. He asked hoE
about Mt. Knox. | said his appointment
Woald be an excellent one. The PIesi
dent asked nae TO see Knox at Arlington
did 60.
Talked an hour with hin, but Knox In
sisted that he did not want II. He had NJ
Acuuainlance with politicians and learet
Il would interfere with his professions
business. Finding him unwilling 10 &C
cept II Judge Gafdnef's and Col. Ethardf
Names were again brought up, iollowet
by my suggesting Senator StIShAn,
went back 10 the White Honse and iount
the Presiden, buaily engaged, bat be cam
outin the library, and alter telling bin
about the refusal oi Knox | mentione,
lslfahan's name, but the President did no
, know him. went back 10 Knox aut
after talking q while sent ihA, telegram
, 10 SsfAhan snd came on 10 New York,
met SGfahan st the Union League Ola