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[page 155] Q. Dont you know how he died? A. I dont know how he died. He might have been hung for all I know. Q. That made up your second instance of tainted meat? A. Is that tainted meat? Q. I am not being examined. A. I cannot answer that question, because I do not know what you mean. Q. Was that good meat or bad? A. I will leave it to you. Would you put it into your table? Q. If you will be kind enough to answer my question. A. I cannot answer it unless you tell me what you mean by "tainted." Q. Whether that meat was good or bad? A. I call it bad meat. Q. And that is the second instance of bad meat you knew there? A. I have answered that question two or three times. Men know things several ways; know by being told them, and they know from their eye sight. Dr. Butler: I do not object to Mr. Baker's gathering out any knowledge that he pleases, and asking questions for ever, if he has a mind to; but we have a good many witnesses to examine, and the time taken up it seems to me unnecessary. He doesnt throw any light