A. I think I have it home. I don't think I have it with me.
Q. Who was that signed by?
A. It was repeated by Mr. Keely.
Q. From the Executive Department?
A. From the Executive Department. It might be I am wrong about the dispatch. It may have contained simply Gardner's dispatch. My recollection is, it was the same as the sheriff's, but the sheriff's may have come the next morning. I think I have all those dispatches collected together. I don't know whether that dispatch contained any man's name, or whether I simply assumed it was from the sheriff, from the fact that it may have said, "The following dispatch was received at this office." I think I have the dispatch, and I can get it when I go home and look over the dispatches.
Q. What time did you arrive at Harrisburg?
A. I got here—that train gets here about midnight; leaves Reading at ten-thirty, and gets here some time between twelve and one.
Q. Did you have any communication with the Secretary of State, on your arrival, Mr. Quay?
A. The Secretary of State was not here.
Q. He was not here?