The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-15
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sat down and began cry he said he sorry he had
up the following morning; the next day ihs jew.
elry; he had it on again. received $40 bil at one
time from Mr. Spencer before the l!th May last ana
received check for 500 but wish to be allowed TO tell
the story
THr srArr here objected to ruling In the answer Of
witness upon the ground Of its irrelevancy.
Tnw DErESoE contended they had perfect right to
sin and examine the fullest extent The State
Of the prisoner and perfectly competent for the
defence go into disprovs these
matters which they hal opened up themselves.
wIrSrss contnued.-l reeollect invited Mrs sps..
go out ID July with TO take little sail In
the boat i'll did not invite Spencer to 70 because
had him bound over; went backwards and for
wards two three times; Spencer in the boat he
home a.d Spencer followed he int the kitchen.
and said, was sorry had not some fifty for him." -
ne wso GT.ma. q gsir IN
heartily joined) did Aot say to Mr. Spencer that had
NO fifty for him through any i'll will
COURT took ii down pity.
DsrEScE-No, your honor she said titty. (Renswsd
laughter)
the evening before the l4th Of July Mrs Spencer
there 1t in the little bed room it may be in the
middle Of the day the July or on the Monday
or Tuesday; can't remember the exact time; there was
q conversation in the bed room between Mrs Spencer
and his wife Richardson there the day before
also; he came in with my and Mr. and Mrs Spencer;
understood they had been over to New York; heard
them say they came Richardson in New York.
The STATE objected to entering into particulars
having reference TO New York
The CouRr ruled in favor Of the defence.
WITNESS in continuaton-in the conversation In the
room Richardson said they had gone to New York,
and Spencer found them there he said he would make
all right; should think by their talk there
quarrelling before they came across Richardson; he
in the conversation they said Mrs Spencer with
Richardson in Richardson's room; it not said what
was spoken of don't expect he keeps house in New
York. understood his family lives out in the country;
found them together at Richardson's; turned
round and asked me if thought there wa, harm IN IT.
there; heard remarks made about spencer's
not having gone to the hotel where he boarded
don't recosct hearing ANYTHING said ssou, No
said and / don't remember al On 4. .vss-
tn he a as and
went out together did not hear such an expression
used as damn your SOUL that night my husband Is in
ago, with one Of my daughters and went to live with
the other; my other daughter lives in Michigan my
husband came home after my daughter was shot.
QUEsTIoS-What was the reason that you separated
from your husbands
WrrrEs-This was my only husband; he Is quite
old gentleman, ~ years Of age
| daughter had
The STATE objected.
The CoURr ruled out the question.
Direct examination resumed Richardson at ny
house the 18th of July; he there with Mr.
Spencer and his wife, and my son; Spencer made some
remark about her being in the of Richardson; he
did not appear to be angry with Richardson's he appear
cd to be angry with the wife; knew Spencer
have spoken in terms OF anger to Richardson any
of these OCCASIONS Richardson became acquainted with
them in the winter of ls45 at Columbus Ohio Witness
here withdrew
MARY FLEMSo (the servant girl referred to in the
course of the traD examined by the srATE-l am
since the 10th May last; Mr. Spencer and his wife
there when went to live there; it the first place
quarrel between Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer one night
( recollect the time of spspcers arrest
after the was ssoa week
killed. heard Mrs Spencer cry out three or
MY srsa S Sss ns
he said MARY wont you come back to ysur room again
and to hed she said that she would go up stairs
again; antafter few minutes, heard her cry out
again have him let go her hair she cried out threo
four tines and heard her come out again. MIR spen-
followed her. and asked her to 60 into her room;
she said she would not, but that she would tell her
mother; the repeated third time; then heard
them go back again; then heard the door open again.
heard her cry let her ARM she again wen; to
the room and that all heard she showed NE her
arm in two or three days after, and it all black
after her death observed her arm and it was blacks
the cry was that Of one distress the brused
went to bed before 10 O'Clock the night before she
killed; got up when Mrs. Dobbin called mo- and found
Mr. Spencer setting the loupger and the blood
gushing from her mouth and her hands were going up
and down. her mother was standing before her; re.
manned there until Mrs spencer died. MI spencer had
of the pistols and sleeping in bed until Mrs Dosbn
called on me; only threw on my dress; Mrs Dobbn
called me twice; was looking for my dross; used to
hear Mr. Spencer swear very often
Crosseraminsd-lw the only servant in the family;
| dlu the mouse WORK, me CooAihR
ness usually rose about six O'Clock, and bed
about O'Clock there doorway to the kitsh
slept under the parlor went to see friend that
evening about O'clock and returned about 10 o'clock
| when came in found Mrs Spencer crying, and she
1 asked for drink Of water Mr.. Richardson was
there also heard them all talking and when went
into the parlor they stopped talking Mrs. Spencer was
sitting in the rocking chair Mr.. Richardson sat near
the table and Mr. Spencer sat behind the door he
talking loud did not hear what said that night
after went bed, and heard persons walking that
night on the stairway about the house, until was
called by Mrs Dobbin who told me that Adslins was
shot.
Adjourned over to GA o'clock this forenoon