The sun., 1891-07-11

tackled in this way by his ,peop,e
on ia s hHs soa sFf ssop sHaHo send hin Hs
word. but ] don't want. to commit Inysclt on
Gl Hs tsp
OF my poor wiic. Me, lure Keeps mp nus demnnu 9
Sr my ~ i9G sb aa shoud
90 on. Hos pretty fclo'y to ialh about re-.
9rm iasre nysstgat,on dua f9oml ms,ouph st5SG ,n m
community. You remember what told you
about. him Yesterday
eli. thore nre few of his kidney about.
and t's nil lhs botter for journalism. But look
for Won. As said yesterday. he should be In
,a more than me rn n"rs sbe e GF1 en .na
one @ VINO iH got mSnsy @ IRON aoY she ''' ife"su'''
BID DiI bei III tell yon about this eome other
time. but S+ingory has no right to attack me In
There ia one tAtpg that You must explain
clearly, and that ia how and where ,h9 s9oo uOo
Esns V" ',a' S'u say you put into tho keystone
II told yon yesterday that tho duo bills will
They won't do ANYTHING OF the kind They
may show that you put the money In, hut that
tel 'hs TRsrs Bsrs WAai Sat IT
yidod among prominent politicisnIs', ma that
| somo business neu got share uf II ,,,.,
II and ion't Know what became Of it: ! gave
Marsh that money from time to time. reeeiv-
ing IT IS ss stasSd ,h :he alend.nning. ald not
know for certainty that ynu paid the them i stnte M
s;Dts SDhsiS moneys tU. Which you ioaneI them"
"Tha.'s false. They came to my Office In tho
c sy f ra aS Sa SxsTS G
good thng out ,si their com mnissions," , u,,,
nSs Ssen si5S wors Hr ock
S,pte 5. 10 money Went into his pockets and those
never sold me any stock Of any kind,. ! never
Miih Wd All Mr WiIsnap sr his friend William
Eikins. 1t Is due to them both that should
tell ihs Hp,G was hssao ns o
.SSe both a. the nnh'c ah anu 'ourse's haVo got
%til!!Hi",n il. ,kemIlG- day ! n,s} him,
nd atSr shoft talk on orin9ry Ssrs eussets bnSss
!ii' yosr ' tine tepns: il, sGs iS,t h9rss :sss
oSS IN Sspins ' aionr s her b"iidira aud other im
The AMI 'ha' oss Ways
apsrccatc upai H W Your nnselfisil work. and want
to heln you alons by enabling ypn Mt to make make
ncn s9no %onssi ir%otion stock 'g was @ iLen aaotcd
s said tia, lad no mqney ccn}% I%t ihss
and returned and ,ola him n, So O. His wGtGs 'b1s
sMfenK Mf Ksnbe S 5sGW s sfGH Hsa foofes 9 at
ment. and then burst out: Damn 1t. ,Bnrds-
10y, iii lend you the m1ney ,HH myself. og IN use
pay the Interest ana when her st"s the aOsk stock
wiaeyou viii hold on 10 it until after your term
as City Treasurer has expired. by that time
it will be sci ling at 100 nnd you can tnen sell
cce,sd hs kindness tSry VERY II thnnkfpbly bny
tne'sud the sudden a. calls that came upon me made
me sell out at an inopportune time and my
sHd heps. thst s ne Ssrss st ars
ham would come to see me to-day IL would
relieve mini for wGn !ra ' sS aee the
having it iixed SO that tho Judge won't sem
tenee me Immediately after / have read my
in that. and he can also help me in his speech
es. both before and after my statement.'
WANTED AN ARRANGEMENT WITH THE JUDGE.
"He won't help you bit II your, statement
does not tell everything. openly ana maniully;
OF thut you can rest assured ior ne has toIu
% Believe me, will be bold and CANDID: did, will,
son don't sf1
Se Judge asSsn3Ys You r know s' hS JuSses
come to court in big ,.,c cases doo,Siah WITH
counsel have been made on both sides OF q
case the Judge nst slips out his
hsw have 'sssae ssen. 'Se Now don't Want ,thss
m.ut aS hsR?ebB a Be- % mas take hour
hour and O half for me to read it how could
Gould not d" it. even IL no tried; nave had it
xs9 tst viii ST whss 70
the statement and will defer sentence He
W nm st. snS .S 1 to
DO you know who the Judge will be-"
his yoT It WIN Sa %h him. SO
there might be no sip.up in the aHrraMngement" X M
eprroSch Linn on such a tickiish subject: and
yon know, John. too many COOKS mlent M SPOIL
e aee Tns to ha he woa be
party to such an arrangement
d not think Of that, Y9H 6ass are right tG
sentence. aud where am to be imprisoned.",
III don't know don't know. don't know
tima nv.e comes 9in " II lad good Presbyteran or
two. Z" he added with SMILE they could iolp
"s @hat %isn abont aIcMann and your othor old
time political leaders!
'0h. what tue Judges give to McMann is
alive s'SssdS se.daS. i IL is the man who could ana
I'll q viii M@hiSnerod report speaks truly. Wilson
ought Ito to b help ,6oy yo@' ~ anyhow
Wasn't lie one OF, tho three Judges who
borrowed city money from you?"
Re nn moi Two SG Of Hsss 5 i
It was State monoy loaned them"
who were thsy?"
"Aslmend and Finletter.'
Il heard that you loaned money also TO
Hapnn." ,,,,,
Mr.. McMade explainel TINT It was attorw ard
loarnod that the money loaned the Judges Was
Mr. McWade, said that Bardslcy e};
pressed n desire that some enc should
visit Judge Wilson. and endouvOr to
have his r.ace Of imprsonmer: made
instead Of the pe nj entiRry his presen: abode.
Enrdsley said he had partly arranged to DO
hsarl ihat prisoner who had e6aree
Aucuss, Ihss, Ihs,.s second interview closed
to cnl on tho prisoner another day.
but when he lroson:sd himself + ut t. the p1if.o,n .,,
hnd been done nj tho instance OF Bn.dslcy's
conEeel.
II. II. ,'ard. who is awaiting trnl on 2 charge
OF conspiracy with Hards Icy. was next called.
but ho did ~: arpaat. II letter Dying read from
his counsel. saying that the decision of Tho
Common plens Court TO the object that tho
committee had power to aubpn na Witnesses