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Lynchburg Daily Virginian
Lynchburg, Virginia
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In Washington on May 19, Mr. Fendall continued his argument in the Gardiner trial, claiming Dr. Gardiner had no mines in Laguinnillas and that title deeds were forgeries, leading to guilt on four grounds. The session adjourned before conclusion; defense and prosecution to follow.
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WASHINGTON, May 19.—Mr. Fendall resumed his argument this morning, on the 4th proposition, that Dr. Gardiner had no mines in Laguinnillas. He reviewed the testimony contending that it proved all the title deeds, depositions &c. to be forgeries, and that on each of the four grounds the defendant was found to be guilty. The hour of adjournment arrived before Mr. Fendall had concluded. He will probably finish in the morning, and will be followed by Messrs. Carlisle and Bradley for the defence, and Mr. May, who will close for the prosecution.
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Washington
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May 19.
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defendant found guilty on each of four grounds as contended in argument
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Mr. Fendall resumed argument on the 4th proposition that Dr. Gardiner had no mines in Laguinnillas, reviewing testimony to prove title deeds and depositions as forgeries. Adjournment before conclusion; to continue with Carlisle, Bradley for defense, May closing for prosecution.