The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-21

Mclaughlin?
 'I did."'
 Did you see Sullivan hand a ticAe' to Mclaughlin?
 T did not
 On examination witness said ne uiu not keep his eyes on McLaugnliii anu 1 Sullivan all the time the two were la!h- ing together. - Joseph H. UIlman was called. lie was at the Eighth ward polling pidce all day on election day. He dld not see Sullivan give any tickets within the 75-foot line and was not positive .na' he did not see Sullivan give out tiche's outside the lire.
 The mayor asked If witness Knew Sullivan was not in front Of the poliS about o'clock.
 T did not see him there.
 On redirect, witness said he heard a noise and on looking around saw George and he shouted something as sullivan came along.
 Sullivan said. What do you thlnH of that? He wanted to have me puiieo in
 Policeman J. M Stevens took the witness stand. He was stationed al the Eighth ward polls on election oay He did not see Sullivan pass tickets t' anyone within the 75-foot line
 Did you not see Sullivan give ticket to Mclaughlin"
 No"
 Dooley asked witness to arres
 Sullivan.
 The officers said that Dooley told hln
 that if the officer was not there h'
 would have punched Sullivan,
 The officer denied that he said. Vol
 know how I am situated, l can't d
 anything On cross examination witness sai'
 that Sullivan might have handed , ticket to Mclaughlin without witnes seeing him do so. Daniel c. Hayman. fish dealer a 750 State street, testified. The poll were in his place of business on cleo , tion day. Did not see Sullivan dis !. tribute tickets within the lines. Daniel c. Fahy came forward t testify. Did you see Commissioner Sulli , van this evening between and o'clock?" . T did" Where did you see him?" At his store" . Did you see MT, Galligan this even ing?"T . ' did" .s "Did you see him with MT. sulli ! van?" NO: did not" Did you see him at Eagle and Me . chanic streets?" 1 No; I did not" tCross examination.) Did you talk with Commissions Sullivan about Galligan?" "Mr. Sullivan told me he had take with Galligan," |. What did MT. Sullivan say to yo about Galligan?" He said Galligan had told hir ! that if he had been seen by Sulliva before Turbert saw him he tGalllgan ! would have testified for the commis t Sioner." Commissioner Sullivan was at thi :. point called to the witness chair H said he was treasurer of Roderig council, K. of C., and a member ( l. the Royal Arcanum. Never drank { his life; pays taxes on property as ! sessed at s25,00O. 2 What are your politics? ?" ]. My politics are democratic. \ (Laughter). "At the last election for whom al ! you vote for mayor" { (Mayor Martin excluded this ques tino, and an exception was noted). :. The commissioner testified that h
 was brought in front of the pol when MacLaughlin was there to pro
 vide candles to light the polls. Ma'
 Laughin suggested that John Roac
 would make a good supernumerary Did you hand him any tickets?" 4 No, sir; I did not" 1 Did you have tickets that day
 Yes, I had tickets"
 Did you know what MacLaugf
 lin's politics were?" = "I did not" : You know Frank Turbert?" t Yes"
 Have trouble with him ?' = Yes; we were friends up to S
 months ago. He owed me money ar ' I sued him" s Did you refuse to trust him?"
 Yes" d What did he say to you?" t He called me vile names, and sa
 I wouldn't be police commission IT long"
 The commissioner denied that
 told either Hove or Welly about u e state police coming here. IT Judge Tyner said he hoped to g a Chief Eagan of the state police as
 witness on this point, but Chief Eagi r had gone to California for Wake e the New Britain bank embezzler. ,e How long have you known Gall 1t gan?" r Probably fifteen years" e Witness said he had given Galligar V wife a ticket for her husband,
 The answer was excluded 's Sullivan said he saw Galligan at 6:
 last evening. IF In accordance with instruction x- from me?" asked Judge Tyner,