The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-03-10

Samae. 1mbsr--R Recalled Was ss
F's the day the body Was found, and went
down. Nobody there when We went doxa;
came back to the house; then Howell sad
Stephen Hathhorn came, and when gws
got there again Sycks and Allen wsrs
there =--s,-,..--..s -.
Cross-sramined---Did not meet Sycks
coming away when we went; he was stand
ing on top of bank ADORE body; he said
he and Howell were going after Coroner.
There was great deal of talk and excite
ment about this murder I was I'm F,s
yard when father told me, had been tiers
perhaps / of an hour when was told. Il
1 tsld several that night that dead body,
had been found. The boy had told father
while / was in house, and when 4 cane
out he told me. was never examined -
a. witness On this case before. Stayed q
F's till got my dinner between and q.
o'clock. VIXEN left; was going after load
Of wheat. F. was in house when got
there; l had stopped to warm, and about
l5lninutes after got there I was told. si.zs
Mrs. Hathhorn- Wife of Stephen]--,
Was at F's night of 18th Oct. Father,
in-law came home .abont- dusk. Wens
to F's with husband that evening; r. was
attending to his child. was at F's the
day Emily Jackson left there in March,
and every day while she was gone and the
day she came back; never saw Mrs. Fog
gin in that neighborhood while Emily vas
gone, nor heard Of her being there. We
can call from our house to F's.
Henry Bxrton--Was in. company With
Mrs. Foggin at her house in Clarington
when Mrs. Wheeler and Stephen Hath
horn were there. " think Mrs. Foggiu.
said if people knew f. As we'll as she did
they would not talk that way; she said she
had lived months on his place and aever
heard him say word of harm Of nobodyS
am brother of Mrs.. Foggin. -
Cross eraeained---l am a ason-in-law 81
Martin Troy. Hathhorn wentto see ,Mras
Foggin TO ask herif she had said 'sh9
wondered to God Foreman had not killed
her." &c, QHssfios--Didl yeu not say to-
VIM Burton aud VIM Rntter that F. was
the d-d SON of bitch that had comnits
tedsthe murder? Question oyerrulcd BY
the court. &a 3os I'M. 9ws
Stephen Hatltlora-Re called. On 24tk
March was st Vendnes At Yoho's; #, md
myself started there . slittles after breaks
/ fast and went and returned together.
Mrs. Feggin Re eal,sd---I was ct the
house of Henry Barton, when Euiiy
jackson. ADgeline Troy and Rosanna
Burton were present, at the time of Swaipes
and Morrison's trial. Don't recolleer that
there there was any conversation about
threats made by +. At that time there
was no suspicion Of Fl. resting on my
mind. Don't recolect of conycrsation
with Sarah Jane Cain at usy own house,
or Of ssa yiRg to her that ] never heard r.
make any threats; if there Was such con-
versation / don't reeollect It. I was
twice at Burton's during Swains and Nor
risen's trial. Did live on Fs place
months, never saw him much angry; he
was mad at the time Emily sckson left.
Sarah June Cain---I heard Mrs. Fog
gin say. at her house, that she didn't be-
lieve F. killed /. A as she had lived
, months on his place and never heard
him make threats agairst any one.
4 Cross.eramiacd-- Can't rccolIect vhal
was said before this; no one else present
cant recolIect anything else that was sait
!, aboatii; we wrrc talking about f. Aad
. said if guilty be ought to be punished
! lshe said she didn't believe he was. Don
/ remember the day this took place, moi
r whether on Monday. Tuesday. or what tIa,
r of week, nor whether 10 days or montl
lafter F,s arrest. nor ahether in the mor,
ling, evening or at night; nor what dayae
: mou,h; nor what month in the wear
r was living with Mrs. Focgin at The time
) don't know how long I lived v;,bs .hsr :,
! whether it. occurred soon after I vsp
B there or Just before + left. - u 8
Aaaeline Trov.--Was at Burton,. =
or about the time F. was arrested. nm,
y were talking about it. and Mrs Fdtriz
I .aid che never heard +. make anv thrests
Gross -ecamiaed. .--Told INV father Mar
tin Troy. 9 weeks ago, what / knew abo.,
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