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

don't remember which came in first after
eating piece; it may be possible but not
probable that one of the girls came in be-
fore the other; 1'cant be positive about it,
and therefore wont say. - 9ai 7e'+8
Thomas Ho,oeN. Il had conversation
at Dcnny's With Charlotte Hays; don't
recollect which spoke frst She remark
ed it was unnecessary to arrest F., as
she couldn't think him guilty. "If r. did
that,'h said she in joking way, II don't
want any man to come about me; and Tom
you must not come here any more.
ross-eran,ined. Have not taken an
interest in this matter. I did 20 otter
Bates with Saln'l Amber some miles
and came with him TO F's; it was to see
what he knew aboat this matter; never
heard F. make any threats about the Al
len family or any member oft; never sta
ted to any one that F {had threatened L. A.
Had a. conversation with s. p Jones
aud W. p. Richardson; said to them that
+, come to my house after Emily Jack.
son had lef. him, and ives riled;; but did
not say he threateaed. White, Hathhora,
Bates Samuel Amber, F, and myself were
at F's when Bates come there. Hath
horn said he wanted Bates to cat wood
I had business part of way to Bates aud
went all the way. I was to ask Bates
whether he had said he would testify so
and SO about the murder or not; F. asked
me to go; was not to offer him the rent
offs house ii he would contradict that
story; nor vas it offered in my presence;
Bates did want to rent a house. I went
to Bates on one of F's horses; | did ask
Bates what he'd testify; did not go to sup-
press testimony; don't know what Squire
White was brought there for; F. did not
tell me what White was brought there
for. il-s '54A 81" t' A7@ -
Re-eramined By defence. said he d
understood that Bates had told that he,
Bates, had slept in same room with F.
and wife; and that he overheard F. say
to his wife that he had killed l. A., but
was sorry for it. Bates said that story was
id lie; he had never heard F. say
/ So e-" -'
Mrs. Resell. Il recolect when Emily
Jackson left F's was there when Mrs
Foreman, Mrs Amber and Emily Jack
son were present; when l went Mrs. T
was securing cupboard, and Emily sew
ing; they changed work, when Emily go
done, Mrs. f. told her ito clean the oven
when she got mad, and said she'd as lie
live at the Devils house as there. Emf
ly left and went to Aliens; she was ava,
three days asd half. Mrs. F. sent 70
me to take care of the child while went t,
hunt her; found her next day; was Ii
April when she went away; was at F.
8 days while Emily was gone. Mrs
Foggin was living at Clarington, and wa
not then in the neighborhood that eve
heard or know of.
Mary ONom.--Recalled.- Emily Jack
son was at Henry Sycks'; Mrs F. com
to get me to go with her and see if Emi
lly would come home; went to Sycks
house and told Emily to 60 up to the roa
and talk with Mrs. F.; she did so; sh
went and got her bonnet, and looked at m
and smiled; and said "I'm going home;
and did so.
Ebene=er- White. This witness lad
diagram.with the distances marked in rod
to aud from the several points marked i
the diagram which will be found in te
days paper This diagram the witnes
gave to US, bat it was afterwards agree
by counsel that it should be used in tn
argument of the case and We have nj
, seen it since. We are therefore unab
10 give all the distances as given by tn
witness From F's house to the sprin
i34 rods; from the chestnut tree to tt
, Ibody II rods; is. very little difference
distance from chestnut tree to body, an
I. from spring to body; from the house ,
5ody 33 rods; from top of hill to Bate
lane about % rods; from road to bsdy
!, rods measured one place through ,orcl
Ichard, started about half way up the hi
in the road and then to body SO rod
from where Emily jackson met Shaw's I
!, the house 64 rods. ..sr s..a ..45
: Cross-sransined. ID ont recollect HOY
/ tell's distances; he stepped his; we measu
J, with rod pole in a direct line. F. I
D HathAorn showed me where it was sa
: Emily Jackson and Shaws met. M
a Stephen Hathhorn. At Sunfsh
9 Itrial of Swaine and Morrison; on day
r Morrison,s trial F's health was quite ba
Il F. sent word to Prosecuting Attorn,
q that he had forgotten to say in his exar
!; ination IS witnesss that after he went
t the house after seeing 1. A., he went bas
It to get bride that he had forgotten.
Il Cross-ernmiaed- . conversati,
k at the time of that trial with Mr. burke
:, and said there was clashing in the tc
llimeny of f. aud Emily Jackson; b
i think il as the day after F. sent t
e word.5 re-
81 Rs-er~mined BY Defsncs--Think I to