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versation asked Davis il they had kept their regular
watch he replied no. for Mr. LounsbuIy had laid down.
ed the foot Of the stairs s night Witness remarked
that unusual circumstance ss the dog was always
ness received no reply Alter the prisoner arrested
and locked up he asked several times TO see Mr. aired
H. Davis but witness informed him that Mr. Cox refused
the request.


Cross Witness previous 10 getting the snu-
alton in the prison was printer by trads ana mac sonc
difficulties with Davis and had feeling to get nm OUT u


The remandsr Of the cross-examnation ludicrous
in the extreme and elected by Mr. Jordan IRON
the witness kept the Court constantly in roar OF auen
ter but had bearing the except to show tnet


violent controversy mad for time existed petw
the witness and the prisoner also that the bh Of Au
gust when witness gave up his situation in the prison,
he gave up his key also TO LouDsbury, and was pisced
in drawer the right hand side Of the prison 10 when
David had access. and was present at the tine -


WILLIAM LousssuRY sworn-Hsd been keeper OF tno
City Prison since the first day Of June; was on duty on
the night Of the 9th Of August, about o'cock when
going on duty found Davis there Moody and spsrksi
they isi leaving Davis and myself alone; about hsn
past O'Clock locked us Hickey cell No los in the
third corridor and laid down about inc O'Clock COT
Ii was Davis duty to awake me; placed my cell KEY
and the key OF the wooden door OF the prison under my
pillow and placed the key OF the iron door in the drawer
Of the desk TO which the had sccss the prisoner
that night had also to the key OF the outer no
Davis asked the key OF the wooden door next morn
ing; the dog loosened but not in the usual way, -
his collar was on and chain Davis did not grouse witness
customary and about O'Clock he learned that Hoag
had made his escape.


Crosseramined witness has frequently walked up in
the night and found Davis sleeping by his side; witness
generally sleeps soundy the cell doors cannot be opened
from the inside, and witness IL certain he locked in
Ricksy the only door he did lock that night G entered
Of Davis did not consider my self safe with the man.
had further personal feeling against him several per
cused-(ave of whom the witness menoped) the prison.
had key Of his to the cells and when was cut
Of order he borrowed from one Of keepers


At this state Of the trial the Court adjourned to this
morning at ii O'Clock.