tr j bery. I•i*heI.egot three. Plead guilty to the mureer of Fahrenbaugh. Have no particular hard feelings toward* Stocking.Re-Examined.Preferred someoth-cer charges against Stocking bef_______Grand Jury, He told us we ought not to have blown on him, that haCttIi. wasgoing to leave town to avoid swear-mg against us.timothy Driscoll.—Had a conversation with Stocking about robbingHose. Stocking,another man and myself were going to do it. Stocking thought Hose must have some three orfour thousand dollars. It was to bedone with Chloroform.rruIflHe said that \ tit would do it without wi____he showed me a bottle of it. ° He alsoshowed me a match paper prepared with salt pel re. This was sometimebefore the burning of the warehouse. 1 was out at Slifer’s, four miles beyond Dayton on the night of the fire. When I saw Stocking afterwards, I asked himwhy he did not let me know of it. HeI asked himnIciIVmnue no response, i a*Ked inm at another time what he got? he replied enough to justify him. He said nothing about any others being with him. He had a gold watch some time alter the fire, when he boarded at Hagger.it had a white face. He had itwty’sjin his hand when I saw it. It might have been a month before the fire that we talked of the robber)*. Do notknew the knife.m(AthTlonSathlt;