The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-06-24
AFTERNOON SESSION.
MRS. DAVIS sTILL oN THE Sand.

MRS. DAVIS STILL ON ldE SIANDs
q. Didn't French tell you he would try to get
a place for you in the Deafand Dumb Institution
after Mr.. Mclntire had been turned out? A. No,
sir: he didn't say anything about it. q. Don't
you know that French afterwards tried to get up
some papers to give you place in the Deaf and
Dumb Institution? \. don't know. He did
not say. @. Don't you know he had a paper
which he tried to get people to sign TO get you
place? A. He did not he would get me
place. q. Don't you know he had written
paper to get you place If he could? a. No: he
did not write that he would get place for me.
q. Didn't you see paper that he had for people
Mr. Moore and Mr.. burton that French said he
would get place for you If he could? A. No,
sir: never told them. Q. Who brought you to
with Mr.. French? A, French: Q. Who paid
your fare here and your bill at the Pyle House?
bome by M nyseif' o. Who gave you any money
while you were in Indianapolis? A. French
gave me money TO go home. Y. Where were
you when he gave you the money? A. In the
depot. q: How many other places in indian
me TO see his sister a white, and then took me to
the offices. @. What offices? A. Howe and ].
Dye. q. VINO else did you see at the offices be-
A. Mr.. Kennedy and two more young men,
don't know their names. Q. Did you see John
| time? a. Yes, sir; forgot. L seen him in the
office. @. How long were you in the Office with
| the persons you have named? A. 1 vent to the
offiee about or O'Clock; stayed awhile, and
| then went to the court house. Q. Who went to
the court house with you? A. one MAJ came
after me 10 go TO the court house. q. VINO, be-
sides this man. went to the court house with
you? A. don't know his name. q. Who went
| the paper before the clerk? A. After went TO
| the court house in the morning and stayed q
while, then came back to the offices and stayed
| a while and then went to the Pyle House to
| dinner. Q. ask you again who went to the
court house with you when you swore TO the pa
per before the clerk? A. French, the same even
/ ing. @. Was any one besides French with you ?
| a. One young man that was in the offices when
(exhibiting copy OF her statement published in
the Sentinei.I A. French. q. Where did he
write it? A. (After examining statement close
| April L don't remember what day. q. Where
did French get the paper he wrote on? A. He
papsr he wSdse on To your Souse A. Yes sir
g. Did he bring the ink with him TO. a. No
SIR; he used my ink. q. Now, will ask you II
the statement you swore TO at the court house
before the clerk: was not written by french IN
Mr.. Dyes office? a. don't know who wrote
the papers that have sworn before the clerk
q. Didn't you first say that French wrote the
hage bT gsi bis ioMn SanSn % Let e
show you the paper again, and then tell me
who wrote 1t? Presenting paper copy of state
nen: in Court T. that I have U sworn H to @ bsi6rt bor
: the clerk, but this paoer you have
got now, French wrote it. Q. Didn'tyou swear
TO this paper before the clerk? Eexhibiting state
Jones. His name is in some other papers.
=
The prosecution here produced copy of the
: affidavit before the grand jury. Witness seizeC
upon 1t when in transit 70 the table of the coun
| sci on the other side. She surrendered IL, how
ever, when she found ii was not for her, though
! she made a passage at IL with pencil, as IL sh
| would strike out something. q. Who is MIR
Jones? a. He1ives in Mitchell. q. What wa
! IL you wanted TO scratch out from the statemen
made to Jones, just now shown you? A. hav
no statement TO show you; what do you mean
q. What was IL on the paper you wanted Il
| w0rds9 O. You told them all that was in tha
paper freely, did you not? A. Yes sir. O. Ans
he is an unmarried man, is he not? A. No: III
is not married. wish had not said anythin,
! about him, lLaughter.l O. 4 nd you knew tha
Mr.. Dye and Mr.. BY field had that paper and reas
I, IL, did you not? A. Yes sir; know they rea,
| it, but they will put them On the papers. Q
| Where was the old sitting room at the Deaf anC
Dumb Institute. n. don't knew; did not q
there, but went TO the parlor? q. Don- yol
7 know where the old sitting r00a was and y0l
! we're at the Institute? A. 1 don'tremember;
| forget where. q Don't you know that It wa
II A. Yes sir, have been there. thought it wa
che parlor. o. Is 1t not the same room now use,
: | as the library? A. Yes sir The same room a
, the library? O. Who wrote the paper you swor
to before Jones? A. CWitness calls for tn
paper and 1t is handed her.l A. French
| o. Dit you tell him what 10 put in IL Before b
| wrote it2 A. Yes, sir. O. Didn't French frs
write the old sitting room as the place wher
McIntire had 10 do with you? A. / first Seel
: In the old sitting room, then went to the sicl
4 ROOM The counsel then repeated the question
response; A. No, sir, he didn't write that