, 1874-10-03

.ss1 Wan posi ~ Coyngton Inoyor liyod tn Cincn.
IT. A. nss thn time, but layo been hero ofton,
1stbnr m"7oa',a ',tl, aud nyo liyod unlappy 10.
I've ay iou"or u1a t'e a'ed bocanao didat to
r." Wi'a; @ Was tho curso Of your trouplo7"
Iil @ no n Woj,s Yoi would woS not leayo ny bubo b..
o wont away At ;t4'so tns aSt Night q! Tue nght
tho e!d Tic ervant tp|l', III anha a .h loft me- Tiss
10 Eo aTay attempted 10 xiii lho % sii1a ;pin IN Ip liz
l,nd ino' too,. t,o oe,oek NTH razor, but my hus
itsnk It waa tol after Wien I kn 1G nj s',. a1t
broHe that caeo tdt waa oynr IT, -. ,},r Snua IL
throTine down on u!o hoAftl. toot tv'a liz a.sy
cco III, fnmo 10, and took MY child aronnd tho
eosaeE; Sue said, Oh, mammal m"m,,n ~ 'nas 1e
not hill moi sho scoincd to knn,1 .'shmn nhat 90
going to DO. cuthcr throa., mud Than c,t ,no m"a
W. va ax 5ooN ,nce nce ~ ny Yarn arms ao ad down With er
before my husband went out md had ~ t'r,a3 u.
on 'n re gus, having cloncd tho doors aud win. p
O." Why did you do that ?"
A.-".Io cnaso sufTocation. Iuoyer sh,,, +,u
my trouble with my husband. lie never wax s.t
ING piece OF ElasB covered with blood VIVA hcro
r"r from se corner Of Tue room whore tho
could not recogntzo it. She TOOK tho llrst % pnee
sue came td. bta continued: FN0~S
cut tho chi1d'a tbroat ly several eh.hc, n
Gea ,G yGry r freely. After two houra took It to
ne Rx reip.Sad waa E9stdqG r. coll fo ana thought vas d
m not Tant ~ 20 got Nell will kill mysolf ns soon
~ Eht an opportunity. / had onco haforc
thought Of killing myoo!f. I always determined
~ toat -, "oa not leave my Child behiud. tried
killed ny baby becauhe could not ioaYo It,"
Hor testimony was given without tho hast m.
scfvo, nnd when 1t WIS concluded ahe troad l,or
'lamc' thoagh tho effort cost hcr usucl, pain,
,..u,.' CHARLIE, CHARLES 3. rErntEs.
CharleR 3. Perkins waa sworn:
"MY business is saddlcry, Nc. OIL Main atroet
nm tho father Of thd deceased Sic ID nearly !
years old; no. 1t ls next December. and nv
VIE hayo ,.t lived peacefully together wo hayo
mover had any qaarrela
O." Has your wife ut any tins tbrentcuc5 l.,
kill horSolt, or to kill ilor chitd?" W
A." No, Sir not TO my knowlcdgo"
u" Have yon ever soen anything tint indi.
Gated az sboFration OF mind on hor part3"
could not quarrol and her fatluro to givo veut 10
hor feelings hns cauHed her dcrangemcut. +
thought II shc could haYo spokon wlat rlo fcls
II would have been better. 7 suppose slo lad
poen troubled considerably lately from Whist /
Aear OF othnrs."
Inst night?" a3-4'''
A." Ics, air; We had aomo tronhe."
g." Can yo1t state what it waH?
a." Yes; 1t was d suspicion OF nine."
u" OF anything wrong ahe had dnne?'
A." can't say it was wrong. accused l,cr,*
a." uaso you any objection to state wha. it
A." Yes, sir. she assured mo fast n1,bt
TINT she would not kill hoysoIf or tho child, SLo
mado no attompt during tue night to kill tbo
child that am nware OF. 6he had 4 razor this
morning about o'olock. but I did not 400 It.
found ii on tho door. Tho scry.nt~girl did not
cal my attention to 1t 1t wds ratty III tho
room. | went away rather carly. / was ap-
pfehenslEo Of something wrong, but Bhe had
assured mo positively abe wouldn't % anything.
aly suspicious gero aroused by the fact thai =
carriage that ca,ne hero Tor aome parties who
wero to 40 away could not get tho door open, I
camo hero then at II, and found tho doorlochcd,
with key inside. I vent back to the sture. and
returned aat half-paet !. with my brother NIL
Child and othcr parties were to 60 AMY. I
heard from tho expresstnan who was to t.Aa tho
trunks that ho could not got ill.,"
o." Havo you my objection to tell who tho
Az icB Sir"
Q.-"It might DO important to know WHO It
was, az they could toll what the state OF your
wite's MUD i waa-~hether she wss iii state Of
not have any doubt OF it."
Hero the Witness MAS dismissed. uo was ycry
much exhausted, aaa gave bis answers NTH Soma
hesitation, and at times incUhe1ontiY.
After Bomo consultation, AIR. Harrison, ono Of
the jurors, requested that Mr. Perkins be TO-
called to answer the question rho WIS III tho
house ut tho time Of tic quarrel. AIr. Perkins
'Mr. J. Clare was concerned in tho quarrel.
sent tho carriago this morning. and not Alr.
Clnro. Hn wns tho only perHon present bcsi0na
ourselves. he was in tho house whom loft this
morning, and re parted good frlouds."
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