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ton; belongs the same have him thar.
at the meetings. made promise when Joined; did not
don't know what promised have said never would
pay any rent except at the point Of the hnyonet
have said If the posse were to fire at me would die
back.


Henry L, Russell and John Laughran The witness cor
roborated the testimony OF Laughran in all its material
points.


Cross Lives in Bovna; has belonged to an
antren associations took the usual oath; have sworn in
30 or IS Indians myself; furnished them with disguses
they paid for by the society have never furnished
them arms; have borrowed" some and let them have
thsm (augher) OConner at the Indian meeting In
Deh he had his dress on. but his mask on The cross
examination was continued at some length.


WM. McLAucHRY sworn-Was member OF the Coun-
ty Court Grand Jury Henry L. Russell was called
witness before against OConner; he stated that whom
he got to Seacords he found big Indian in disguise;
thins said he thought il was OConner, but was not
p about il; he mentioned RutEerord's name, but
=. IN think it was O'Conner. 49,


seramned-The grand jury was on found bill
, iO'Conner


,NMApIsos recalled-Stated on direct examination
ti was in ambush and saw the big chief with hands
eys nd mouth blackened he did not TO belong
to an company noticed his left hand the nail o6
il was Edward O'Conner this had dark whisksrs
under his cnin OConner till saw him here;
did not hear the big Indians called.


Direct resumed.-Am confined in Jail in the
ton with them last night the chief at the spring raised
his mask above his eyes, drank out Of BOWL first saw
O,Conner last Friday evening"; think the man at the
spring was not OConner The witness repeated this)
John Edgerton and the District Attorney talked with
about this matter this morning


Mr. GoRpov now informed the Court that he should
call Moses Earle Witness and wished the Sheriff to
bring him to his in the morning


The Court adjourned till tomorrow morning at
halfpast o'clock.