Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-25
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tFrom the Oincinnati Commercial. July AL no
The Shoe ting 5AMfay Rt she SPen.
q GER IEOuseL4The Details of the
Ani.ir---A Woman In the Case:
How She Worked her Cards and
IJIe ResuI1.1 lns JGuo1q Ioi emij Oh
p There has been stopping at the Spencer
House for several months past a certain
4 Madame. .gafHpbelI, /" Self -Btyqedy who had
Impressed very many with the i'iuea that.
sheieafifes with her the grsees1of aristoc1l
In Lhert own dear ieOuhtry-lId5
ibelte France, where she was a O8tintess or
"a Duchess, she W&BG the admirediof all ad9'
mifers, and counted her cohquests by the
scores. This adventures, a athoFough WOO
.maniof thelworld, who, I'm truth, has spent.
some tihein EfatIce and other continental
countries of fEurope, and in various portions
of this country, has a reputation AMY thing
but etViable.G Old citizens, who, In their
earlier days, were well acquainted with fast
life In CincimfaCi speak 0fiier as one laiown
to them as HSalliel Spabglef,n nOrD HCirclis
'Sal."i AS She progressed In years and
gained knowledge of the world she man
aged her affairs with shrewdness andsuc-
cess, securing as friends" men Of means
and Influence. Many of our citizens re-
member her as the companiony in his
Journey to California, y of a well-knowh
business man OF this city. Returning to
this country from France some months
since, and coming to this city, she com-i
.menced suit against the Southern Express
Company to recover the value of fine
wardrobe she had brought over from iEu-
rope, and, as she alleged, lost through
that company. At the Spencer House she
has attracted great deal of attention by
her manners, dress and general appear
anee. Her /" make up" was very fine, Civ
ing her advantage of her age by fifteen or
twenty years. And she actually glittered
in MORE antique, elegant laces and show Of
diamonds. 'pu3d AHl 1s. i9 I .... .l
MryJ. C.pHedly, a young lawyer quite
well known among the members of the
bar, was engaged by her TO conduct the
suit. Having businessiwithher, and being
bOarder atithe Spencer House, he several
tiMeszoalled upon her at her rOOm!G Even
ing before lasthe received from her note,
stating that she intended to leave the city
the followingmorning, andthat she desired
to- see him. He accordingly proceeded to
her room, and remained there until mid
night, at which shour one 0fsthe night
watchmen proceeded to the office aud in
formed the night clerk, Mr.. ThOs. f. Cory,
that there was O. man. in Mrs. CampbelFs
room. Mr.. Cory Immediately sent up to
the room note, stating that the gentle-
man must come downand show himself at
the office. This demand not being complied
with, Cory proceeded TO the room in about
an hour, and demanded .admittance. This
Mrs. Campbell refused, and, stating that
she was just about to retire, she turned off
the gas. Mr.! Healey remained in thereon,
and Mr.. Cory instructed one of the. por-
ters totWatch the door. r. At o'clock in the
morning Mr.. Cory went to the door to re-
lieve the porter, and almost Immediately
Dir, Healy came out. They met in the hall,
and, after exchanging few words Cory
was shot. Mr.. Healy states that he had
armed himself on account of aldifficultyhe
had, some time previous, with Mr.. Cory
In relation to this same woman; that when
they met in the hall Cory turned upon
him, placed his hand in his, pocket aud at
tempted to draw a pistol, saying, Il am go
ing to take you;" that he (Healyy then
drew and cooked, his pistol, sayingyr4fyOu
touch me I'll shoot you;" that Cory said,
II don't wantto- hurt~yeu," but came up
qhickly and seized him, and that i'm the
Ecuffle the pistol was discharged.1c .7s,gy
On the other hand, it is claimed that the
evidence which will be produced before the
Police Court will show that Healy shot de-
libefately, saying, +" I'LL kill yohi1 b19t 1,a.
Young Corry's wound is. of a dangerous
character, the ball having passed through
the left side in o. lateral direction, and CON-
ing out at the back, or having been extract
ed. Healy was arrested yesterday morn
ing, on the charge of malicious shooting,
hndwas liberated on bail of $4,000, the case
being centiaued to Thursday next. AT o
later hour in the day, however, he was re-
hrrested, on the charge of shooting with
intent to kill, He gave bail in the sum of
$4,000, Messrsii CATER and Jordan becoIh-
ing Ills sectirity.i b94Eod'' ODD 10 I,5s1 8
oYouug Cory is q nephew of the we'll
known politician, Vim, M. Cory, At mid
night he was very low indeed. 1t was
quite doubtful as TO whether he would ire
cover or not. .ncsrss ~.