Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-24
vrIrER.BoYSToS.
,.,..,Ir.,Iou Of the Bribery
tiher lh' .s,.'rrp,d for . Week.

ssnlns. Roynton Invcss an this
emittes resumed e. Garfield, cattle
nins; Cleveland, Ohio 70. cousin sIrss wit IT.
ldepMi Tie had known = B g Iar aboutthe
Fsl and is ? a n' lime; was in Wash 1aaa
e length gu, ~ mart Of February, i 800, ;
TIE es .a a converts sn, The lat OF
place so sn Boynton, J. w. Elder ,s!
Fch be'w ,Saught somebody , eise;
was n a ND which he wished 70
\! \ n' s,cs snu about; B 10y Goa,s
p saO siib It; he said he had had
cthinIg s, ~ and that IL Keller
y b. hld lsse bold, he would would Int, not
q d, not !. osm ,sne bill which Elder h h,ti
t > \, s'' WAS the cGarrahan olll
sid !. w sS sho would not take hold
pa 20, one u %nE not take hold Of q
81 e' ~, ; 5000. He said he had
"G,,,elal K.ifer about IL,
losee "a ,in nothing with it. He
y y. s .UeaKer would leave the ch iI
n y, y elmer friends or money ne
paI ee,a,r u bill was large
Mcuaii" .,,Lo yould be of as
Ma u n a"i vet pay for it. That
g . W OF the conversation
" ,s suv Mace in the west hall OF
na 'sso Of representatives.; be could
QUE ,ss eyact day of the conversa-
8, .n !, , Was about the middle OF
p sas ! before s congress adjourned.
seA.orsmination by the commit
ANS did not understand B"yn-
' sas he had made q representa-
Keller that there was money IN
!, mrs. y, any one who would take it
lai A. nal say whether B"ynton
WA 4 claim or not. On cross
SDs si BY Boynton, witness adj
l1 ,h,l he had but slight ac'
,. ,us With Boynlon. He was
,I the lime to try TO get n govern
msitiOu, and called ON Boyntoh
.j.,auce. The latter did not
20 10 assist them, and
never did. Since that time,
Atom with Bo, nton were con-
~ Kidding each other good day
tbey met in the street; might
Men in Boynton's Office once ar
called to ask his assistance. 1T
odd 10 witness that Boynton
Inn. expose himself to practi-
AMER, and he thought Boynton
"A abou, something, OF he would
re done it. Witness did not
oi bis own knowledge that this
tOOks prominent part in the
r,sp,ff,rd contested election in
sIon. HID never mentioned
buurs,ion TO K.ifer. First made
wa yestrlda, 10 Coleman, coun-
General Keiier.
Chairman Hopkins-"When did
II STE Elder"
wer-"This morning."
oi 10 that"
Eht before last
or to thal?n
boarded at the same hotel I'M
18th Of May"
yOusee him between the Goth
and night before lasl?"
id.n
hpn?N
think twas Monday or Tues.
Iers?n
clereland.n
you have any conversation
n about this matt r?n
matter was mentioned then.n
hs-"Did he say whether any =
n!him to Cleveland to see you?r
ess-"No, sir.n
[Ilan-"Had you been sub
prior to the arrival OF Elder
eAnd?n q
ess-"l had not.n
Fman-"Hsd you been notified
hat you would be wanted?u
ess-"By Keifar by telegraph" L
you come on from Cleveland t
liDgt0n with Elderov |
sirp
closed the examination of wit f
aud Coleman asked that t
rs be Issued on ]. w. Elder, ?
Sioofe Of Buffalo, Henry Mad .
New York, A. j. Works of a
slon, a. Z. Smith of Washing e
y : d; Gardner Of Washington d
b Green Of Rockville. The L
y which would be given by $
Aneees was Of such nature e
investigation ought not to be t
Vaon lie part of Keller until C
,Ssratd before the commit
Ias @lnlItee would give him c
y, " pledged himself that no e
s ale would be asked for. /
w. ssed Keller what he i
Y, SAILING in his speech that he {
, y aaa Iorged a letter, etc, but l
~ a'ass decided the question in l
o !, matter, which it q
. n@ well to go into, aud VIII 9
' s jocularly: 1If we at {
n a ~. o s whether members lie ]
i jD,l asor now and then, we {
iva 'aaiSyilsrlng with our own