These preliminaries having been tin
ished. Attorney Stoll proceeded to read
the deposition of Joseph t'. Bailey,
clerk of Hie Woodford county circuit
court at Versailles, Ky This deposi
Hon showed that Hie colonel was at
tending dally to court business In Ver
sailles when Miss Bollard (estliled Hint
Bris'klnrldge look her to Hie house of
Sarah Hues! In Lexington; also on
Ang 12. Id and Id
The cross examination of the clerk
find by Attorney Farrell, developed
the further Information that during
this time Col, Breckinridge had fro
ipiently driven over from Lexington,
returning at night, and sometimes
bringing his wife,
one of (lie Lexington lawyers, Fd
ward M. Wallace, win* had been asso
elated with Col. Breckinridge In the
defense of Ollle Brown. which was
being tried at this time bail deposed
that the colonel was present through
out the trial, arguing and examining
the witnesses, and his statement was
read.
Several other depositions were read
to establish Col. Breckinridge's alibi.
IOWA COUNTY DEMOCRAT; MINERAL I’OINI, WISCONSIN, MARCH 29, 1894
The deposition of Mister Marie Hya
cluthe, who was 74 years old, and who
said that lier memory was very had,
showed that she could not remember
that Madeline Pollard had attended
the Notre Dame convent at Reading,
0., of which the sister had been supe
rior in 1883.
COLQUITT DEAD.
THE GEORGIA SENATOR PASSES
AWAY AT WASHINGTON.
Members of Ills Family at Ills Bedside
Sketch of Ills Long and Event
ful Life.
Washington, March 2(l.—Senator Goi
quilt died at 7:40 a. m.
Around the bedside were Senator
(■onion and Ids daughter, Mrs. Jones,
Senator Colquitt's private secretary;
ids nephew, Mr. Bunn; Ids son; Mrs.
