The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-06-25
ESTTMONY BY TIE BUsHEL
REFORE THE LEGISLAT-
WE COMMITTEE AT
GALVESTON.
FUDGE N'0ORp's POSITION.
'at oampbeli Said and Did On His Fat
appointment, ana what fudge
mcCor Said

TON, JuI 23..--At 10 a. ri.
> le2i3ia1 We committee Ia-
cir inYes lgation of the IN
/, and GreaC Northern re-
.er and Robertson, repre- :
Q Farmers Loan and Trust
introduced Ilore document
zee bearing on the case.
WoIdert, of the firm
ason ~ Woldert, was
sworn. In reply to the in
les of Robertson, the witness
ted much of the testimony
Ills partner, Senator John.
the telegram sent him at
lich wa opened by Senator
N his return to Tyler. and
action n the connection
> re@etyarship and the
Ted de ositories for the
aecruing from the re
, @ud his treating
}ord about the depository
der Of tho court making the
onner s. Bonuer the depos =
.at tiually the depository be
.sua between him and Judge
ThaE w nen he spoke to
Cord abCnt it he replied that
& he had a better thing for
ct and referred to witness
z made attorney for the
mers Loan and Trust COM
ugh Lis { tMcCord's) influence.
,Ony Of witness throughout
lly corrC oorative of that of
JlNS0u.
was oross.examined by
Jean, hUU no new facts were
aG beyond what were ad-
IlracJ eEA mination.
ines was the next witness.
q tnAt lder the receivers
aneral aim agent of the
,nal and Great Northern
He knew of the movement
? parr O the deposits of the
rOm che oank of Bonner &
He uad a short converse
/ it with Judge McC ord;
IS contemplating a change
of the deposit to the First
bank Witness further tes-
{ he told Col. Bonner of
Joris contemplated action
division of the deposits.
avaaled u conversation that
him and McCord as
uge IN She depository which
lade.
further testified that he
Bonner hat Campbell had
we'd $4,000. He did not
the time whether it was
Y order # the court or not.
oil, Bop Ter, in confidence,
did not want his name to
up in lie matter. The First
1ank had been hostile to Nc
is ipfaru4ation was commu
MIN disectly by an officer of
md ne I'D expressed bitter
ind .aiG the bank would do
.ulJ 20 illjure McCord.
never called Whitaker "
foe couaultation. The first
10 Finley was about the
: made did not know that
was On record. Did not rec.
n he heard Of the allowance
3ell hey were all his
te never mentioned the al
0 Eiuiey. 1t was general
id not know whether the
recorded or not.
Robertson here offered doc
evi6 ance showing earnings
rsemtu, of the IDternation-
Great Northern receivers,
as follows: From Feb, 20,
G. 81, 1859, the total earnings
16,17i.G9i expenses SO, ,302,
.telmeuts $500, 493. Calves
ston aal Henderson, total
'37i,28T n; expenses show a
of $a2 }96 SO. Included in
.nses is S17,071.1 for better:
d renewals. From Jan. 1,
&c. a. 1890, the earnings of
ationa' and Great Northern
10, 45&.S3; expenses So, 49, :
1 in the expenses is $543, 951
Oents, Ind renewals, Gal
1ustor md Harrisburg earn
.66G2 which show a deficit
- lucluded in these ex-
SO. 5So. so for betterments
lss. rom January 1, 1891,
the ee 1ings of the Inter.
aud Or eat Northern were
%. eEpenses 81, 1,116,55O So.
iu th.ie expenses is $203,-
batteruents and revenues.
h1u on and Henderson
ing le period, 800, 9,41994,
1915 This includes $l0,.
1etlell ents and revenues.
aaa J Jlmpbell speak of Mr..
bat 70, Ia only racell one re