Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-21

| S-1ou say you ilFst s'N liil AZ naiI pas
dx1 Yes, sir.
Q-When you went away he was there
You came back ~ half-past? A--Well il
shat neighborhood, close on 10 il.
| Ole said he was waiting there for
man that owed him some money? A
lowed him some money.
| Dwell, did You tell him when you ssw
him Afterwards or did you tell any ybody
that You saw me give him u roll of bills a.
big Is your fist or big a your wrist oI
anything of that kind? A-No, sir.
! Q-Never told that 10 anybody? A-No
sir. said you gave him a roll. | sup
posed il WAS . roll. | suppose il was q roll
Of bills. but l can't say whether il Wa.
money or what il was, but he told nie after
wards il Was money.
| Q-And YOU were how far away at the
time you received that Al guess about
forty feet
| Q-Forty or fifty feet, aud where were We
standing with reference 10 Terry McCabe':
side entrance when l gave him that A
You was standing right ut the side en-
trance.
Q-Do you recollect whether there is ,
window therer A-Yes sir.
Q-Was it between the door and the win.
dow A-fes, sir. right between. Just AS
he took II from you party came out Of ths
door and that threw the light on YOU.
| O-A gentleman came on, AZ that t;mr1
A-Ies, sir; know him if | see him.
Q-And he gave me q paper! A-Gave
you . paper and you stuck it in your poke t.
l don't know what it was; l can't swear il
was money. 1t was pretty good roll.
Q-Couid you tell forty or fifty feet away
whether il was roll or mott A-Thc only
way could by the light
| DWELL. could vol, tell the difference
betve.n n roll of hills and q ton dollar hill
| rolled mn fifty feet away after pi,ht9 A
| There wa. Ii1bt enoupb tbere forit
| O-HoV large MAS The rolIs A-WelI I
mnrs,,e about Thai bip IinS;c,ting shont an
inch througbl. an inch or three-ouarters in
diameter.
Q-And you though, il wa.a rollp A
Yes, il VA. a bundle OF about that size
| O-Dd you q. how tbick II wa. and
could YOU tell NJ the dis,anc, OF f;fty fec, in
the night whether il WAS a roll or NOT?
A-Well. I considered il that wa from
what was said af,ervari
| O-From wh,t was ssid sf,eru,,a. Won
Thought il vass k-WeIl he said he GOT
hi, money and by his action, h. Sas
tickled almost 20 death
| O-Do you know how much , ten dolla,
lb;ll would tickle Rreitinrrry A-W.u IL
take, a good deal 10 keen him Going
| Odd YOU ever keep hin, going, A
No. but 1 have been with him
DWELL. could you tell from the dis.,nc.
YOU were whether that was n roll or notp
Al would consider il a roll
O-Would YOU consider tha, a roll bola-
Ing up a folded bill? A-That is what l
would consider a roll.
O-That is all Won know ahout tha, a. n
the amount? Al don't know anything
about the exact amount.
u i on saw he AFTERWARDS told yOu that
ne got Ten doiiarS! a-he dldn say any
'hlns ABOUT zen do.iars'
nat. 80 SIR.
Sou sAs ne satn 70 you that wnat
ave nun was ouhdie Oh papers! A-first
ne said !. was money SAID what ousi-
neT .ieS mas ne paying you money ana ne SAID,
nc PAiu "ie MONEY ior d murder case
oone S1lne t,l some "orA on iot MN.
SIMeu ueh "hAt: A-ihen says
whAt business LAS ne pasihSs you money fof
muraet case. says 4. thought the County
SsiA u,l 'nA" i"ei he went OUT Ana
came 1acs:
Me- Ale 'oio hle II was Tor murder
oAse-
SAho you 'nousht ne ought 10 nave
eoid you va. i9r working on the Aiiy
sneee case! Al dioh thlnk any
tnin6 ABOUT ~ any more 'han would Ike
70 Know what II was ior.
Elou tnousht II Was dead wrong that
tne fr0sesutihs Attorney should pay MIN
or anyoooy money ior lerretlhs OUT TINS
crime! Al aidh Know anything about
H. suppose II was
S"iou suPPoseo II WAS AL oeAo wrong!
A-fes, SIR.
S-lhAts fiSht, thought You dld!
RE-ExaxISArIoS
ny iii ..l v., NJ u.h
whether YOU ever knew of a case vbere IN.
Prosecuting Attorney has bandleJ ,nonsx
m ~ conrtv na;d out mop.v for ..,v;co.
~ sh;. L;nS; tObiecr;on Sn.,a;n.S f.
ception noted.
,or ,unnn.;ns @ ibat ,he prns.su,;Ds you ,,os mo
new opsht not or that if Was nnnsnsi 70,
him 10 nav money for ,eryicrs of tins I;rJs
fOh;ec,ton Sustained EYcent;on
OIL vill Ask Won whether vnn ev., L,.w
~. prn..cn,;ns A-,ornsv y. I'm. 20, -
,;ces in 4 mnris, case9 I0b;rct;nn Su.-
s.ined Eycen,;on
0T~;iI ~ xou ~by !, ,h., or,
soIiov.S M HnIipy and Nr Rr.;,;n,,.r
sS,er Rr.itinyer hsd si,oi tb.re in the rsir,
for an hour, objection oyerruled.l A
Well, because Breitinger had told me when
standing there taking about this tally sheet
business-i WASH aware the thing WAS
going on. he said, Dhd you zee the lines
this morning? l says no, what about the
Times! why ne says, they had me IN the
paper he said was a witness on the tally
sheet before the grand jury says /. who u
INDICTED? he says you /! be surprised
when you hear who Will be indicted.
S-lhen the PROSECUTOR came along? A
Otherwlse would not have thought any
thing OF It. ms IS when lnrst met him,
Q-Wss there any writing OF receipt un-
der The ambrella At the side of Terry Nc
Cabe' q A-No, sir, no writing done there:
they wasn't theSe long enough TO do any