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' Further Startiing Developments Before the Committes. ' # How Mr. Bunting was Connect-- ed with the Conspiracy. MORE MEMBERS' STATEMENTS. Wilkinson Says it is Cheaper to Buy Members After Their Election. THEEMISDEMEANANTS ADMITTED TO BAIL Kirkland's Affidavlt on Strength of which Bail was Allowed. PRSONRS REMAM N CAJL ALL NICHT. l Kirkland's Lawyors Profer to Keep His Caso Separats. The Committoe on Privileges and Elections met again yesterday to continue their invosti-- gation into the conspiracy to overthrow the Mowat Government. -- 'There was a large attend-- ance of the Committce, while the parliamentary library, where the Committeo met, was crowded. Mr. Harcourt presided. THE PRODUOCTION OF TELRGRAMS. The first witness called was Mr. H. P. Dwight, General Manager of the Great North-- Western Telegraph Company. ' Mr. FrasErz--You were called upon to produce | certain telegrams? _ A.--Ths sammons came -- to ' my house at nine o'clock last night for the pro= duciion of telegrams. lt would take quite a ' mumber of days to find trem, and we havo not Leen able to come to a conclusion as to whether we should produce these telegrams. Mr. Mogsris--'FThe subpenas are issued by authority of the Speaker. 1 believe certain teles grams are caled for in that subpoena. Will you let us know what they are? Mr. FraseEr--I have no objection to it. The subpoua wails for the production of telegram sent to Ottawr by Christopher W. Bunting anc John A.-- Wilkinson since the 19th dn <| of January and all telegrams received from Ot-- tawa by the said Christopher W. Bunting and John A. Wilkinson, also all telegrams received from or sent to Ostawa purporting to be signed by Bunting or Wilkinson, or address--d to ** Ft n;" or ** Wilkinson." 4. -- WV. H. Higgins, otf the Whitby Hronicle, was next called. j J Mr. Frassrn--Aro you acquainted with a man named Stimson? -- A. --He was pointed out to me in Toronto on Saturday last, and I had seen him about four years ago in Ottawa, when he was known either as S:imson or Stinson. When I saw him on Satuday he was not in company with any person,. Q.--Didg you sse him afterwards * A.-- I saw him on Monday atternoon on Wellington-- street. Q--Was he in company with any personthen ? A.--Ho was in company with Mr. Buating. ().--Mr, C. W. Buntiny, known as managing editor of the Mail?* A.--Yes; they wore walk-- imng wost, along Wellington--street, and I passod ) them goin@ in the same direction, when they | salutecd me. (Q. --Can you describe this man Stimson ? A.-- | He was a square--shouldered man, about the height of Bunting, but not so stout; he was a powerful looking man. Mr. Mexsoirk cross--examined the witness