Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28

, was upj she wanted him to go 10 the Magistrate
with her; said Turner and Robinson had committed
a rape upon herr her nose and mouth were bloody
and dress torn, had no bonnet ON had blood upor
her dress told her she should go to her brother.
first, before going to the Magistrates 1t about
O'Clock in the morning she camei got up at half
past six clock and found her asleep she made the
complaint as soon as camein from the garden she
made'no remarks about blood being upon her or
any injuries she had received she came frequently
to my house for milk; knew her voice; she was not
in the habit Of visiting his house much; had seen
her there some times when he came home from work
she said for God sake to open the door wife went
down. 1t was about 8 o'clock in the morning.
i Catherine Neir sworn.-She knocked ut the door;
her hair was down, lips cut and face otherwise
bruised; no marks of blood upon her face; dress
bloody she complained of Turner and Robinson.
On the cross-examination by defence, nothing was
said to witness about rape until the middle of the
week; made her bed on the settee; said she felt
bad made no inquiry about her appearances is no
relation of hers; had never been constant visitor
at her house; was surprised to find her knocking at
her door husband got up and told her she should
go to the Magistrate she said Turner had beena-
busng herr didn refer to her wounds said nothing
about rape witness was frightened at her appear
"n'oi "'Aeu "nas hsu naPpeheui Saiu sue hau oeehi
pea'ehi air"io sue mouiu DO h'heu ny turner ana
i'oo'aaV"'
| William p. Veach sworn.-Jane Norris came to
my office on the morning of the 14th of November
""u e"'e'eu oo"p'a''i' against turner anu hopih-
sun S'A'eu 'na' rap' haa peeh comni''teu upon
neti 0"nno ABOUT ocioch IN Tue 'nornihsi Issued
wrt anu put II IN 'he hands OF the Sheriff. neither
robinson OF turner were Drought before mimi Jane
Motifs mouth nau oeen huf'i nef urcsSwas MOODY
no plood only ABOUT ner NOUN ana on her lace.
'ohh motifs swofh-Saw ms sister on tne i4th
oil november tnefe was o'ooo about her mouth
saw ner apou' O'CLOCK III .he morning. Sne maue
complaint against turner anu hooinSohi saiu they
nau 'akeh ner ou' 10 XIII neri was not SICK mat
nish'i hhowS Where mr. MORRISON nVeS-ie anout
na'i mus from 'owh' mr. NogcrS fSes mile
Ut NIUE ihote from view oaS.e'
OroSs-eHamihea by houheyi" was aoouto O'CLOCK
W 'ne ihornlns "hon my sis'er came 10 my nouSei
saw her !" 'ne mouse sa'u s"e hau "eeh taken gu.
ny hoo','on anu iulnsi, anu 'ney ~ah'eu 10 XIII
neri sue nau peeh W INC 4nasa'ra'e sa'u morning
"pou' rhpe' h'e III rouhury row. 'ne iront rows
u"n A"o" .ne name VI 'ne s',ee''
n'ona'u 1"0D''ue s"ofh'. omheu 'no carriase
''a' ''p"'oh anu Au'ho' "au oh 'ne Hhshe III ques
'oh' " was Jenny hihu Ut rocSaway carfiagei IL
s not quite h'e neet long dont KNOW the iength
eAac'iyi 'hhks u " aDout -FOUR ieet ten incnes the
seat was TWO and haif feet from the front OF the
carr'age the seat cannot DC slipped backi 1t may be
Pu'nou 'o'"aiu' % suVA Soa'i " was one seat
Gu carfiage' igh. nave TWO sca's on this occasion
nao pu' one mi hired tne carriage 10 furneri SAID
no wahteu 10 go 10 Mr. boulder IS ana he would re-
turn al SIX O'clock FOUND the carriage at home in
the morning. the horse at the Tavern found apock
Ct knife In the carragei have seen the knife in FUR
ners possession oeiorei had been called upon for
'he kniiei curtain torn and the dash board bent.
Oross-eAaiiiheo ny Smitners-Ihe length OF wa
gon toir feet ten inches two feet six inches from
seat to dash board the dash board is made of iron
frame covered with patent leather, and about ten
inches high the dash board il streght; seat could
not De nofea paoAwarp' TWO iee' SIX 'ncheS was all
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tan n. hal
would mot move backwsrd-would move forward.
the curtain Of The door was down in the morning;
DON'T know whether they were both down or not;
found no hair or blood in the carriage. By the
Court the seat would not move up to the dash;
don't know the distance from the back of the seat
10 the BACK Oh tue carriage by mr. smithersi tho
seat was aoO". 'a"'ee' 'u0"es '''"' 'ne oo''on OF
o'it'ase' seas n"u u DauA i" :"
=. ,r..a nS paI.saas W. -,a'''o
with Rohnson. hs d;d ,bo ~, ,.il,;,, M,
little piece apart at the beginning of the copver.
sation Turner did not implioate himself in the least
in the conversations think Turner came to us when
we were talking, at least he was near enough to
hear Robinson wanted money Turner said he would
see it paid. He volunteered to pay the money!
don't rscolleet that anything was said about the
rape weut ABOUT quarter OF mile with them'-
inpva.o a'l'' ,'Vo'n'on w" ho'
'''e y 'N'''''''"'
hopert moore was sworh.-eaw turner and
nopihSoh a. my mouse i've m'ie rom view
oastie on puponts place hVe threeiourths
Oh mile from mr. messick hau conversa-
tioh with MN al a mite after eleven o'clock
ihrner wanted money ana not say what he
wanted 1t Tor; turner did not say anything
happened; no Dody present at the time
neither OF them said niuoh SAID they were
going TO wilmington SAID nothing about
rape OF Jane MOTIFS; urged witness Tor money!