The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-06-24
MORNING SESSION.

<usosS EXAMINATION OF MRS. DAVIS RESUMED.
o. Where were you when French told you that
YOU would get money from McIntire? ~ He
told me last May, when came to the court
the FIRST time. q. Who was present when he
told. Won this? A. What do you mean by present.
@ WHAT room, what house were you In Wnen
French told you about getting money? a. In
the Pyle House, in the parlor, ne Iolu me. "
Who was there besides yop ana Dr1 FTenene Hrench a
tell you about the money al Otner places? A
Yes, he told me at my house. q. Wnen vas
ma he told you at your house? A. He told me
ttat two weeks ago when he was at my ,SSa ROUSE
last time. O. Didn't he also tell you that eefore
tive weeks ago at your house? A. 1es, ne tOl1
me at the Pyle House once before. QDldn ne tell
you aboutmoney at your house before two weeks es1
ago? A. told you that ne told me at !, lne tyLs ys
Honse and then at my house; that Is all he told
me- O. Didn't he tell you at the court house IN
tndis9sRSsTt In 1 HSa at the Pyie HoSses a. don re-
member what Gay. O. Was IL not Jne DAY De-
feFe you mada the affidavit at the court hoBsein n
Was it not the evening before you made the am
davit et TIE court house IN ln%1IanahpollsF % h "a, "a;
went to the court house to swear 70 IRe @ an nont
swearing q. Did you swear to paper before
the CLERK of court here in indianapolis? A. Yes,
slr @. Wesit not the evening before you swoTe ,
About the money at the Pyle House? A. French
ted me in the evening before l went TO
me S e9eTt re 1ose meved % sSas the G4 aaSis
Howdesnell that French had conversed with
tense objected. Judge Elliott consulted toe
board as legal referee eanS menn%ne sbeuSd % have
access TO al such charges. Judge Elliott then
said that Nr. French would have the unques-
n HS1sI,n q court of Justice SO the affidavit
was shown TO French, who contemplated the
forInidaSle document Win antne ho 1
ing au upward tendency. What Tune IN
June &C 5d9f eve s' O'clock before supper D. Did
French say you would get money In JpnsY a "a. a
saw Tseney would be paid? A He didn't say
when. G. Why then did you say TO MI MOO Moore ire
that you would get money from IndianapoIlis sin IN
money sometimes; you ask me too many Ques-
tions- [Laughter.l g. Didn't you tell Mr.
noiis in June: say yes or no? A. Yes; he told
me. O. Why did you say in June II French
hadn't told yon so? A. OF course he told me SO
before / told Mr.. Moore 1 would get some
money. @. Then French did say that
money TSa1 % come w was beGnd To pay me
some money q. When did French I say say the be
in June. q. What trial? A. BE didn't say
what trial O. Didn't he say that ths trial rial. Tss
the trial would be the 18th of June. am very
tired sittiog SO long. You ask me enough. T.
DldIt he tell you that yon would get me s money s
Thought would get some money sitter the tria
was over; hS~ ba mneH esd he fnod diSnt hnow @ how
much Did he say It W91id % a De g4o9 1onId 1sa be
.as I in1co as sl.OSo he thought? 4. No He said
he didn't know how much and he thought Il
would be more than sAcoo g i;l Did he say si1 p.
re didn't say that much. O. How much did ht
say he thought you would get? A. He thought
would get ee0 or more Blaa he eys seil aoio yoS
bad with Ida Fowkner would be on the 10th
of June in court: A. No sir. He said JohI
56sffns knsi VITO lda" He said Fswkners tria
would be Sth of June. @. Did he not say Inat IA
was tired by John E. tawk to get aftidavlt
against Mr. McIntiree = No SIR; Ee qua not say say
O. Who did French say had told Eim tnat yo'
would get money from Mr. Mclntire? A. III
didt fe II me who told nlm'
AN AFFIDAVIT FROM FRENCH AND IEAKE
At this point in the proceedings Mr. Bynel'
sESmitted the subj0ined affidavit from Frencl
and Leake in answer to the charges of How
dFshelI, alluded to in the introductory to tn
repoxt. Ct. I. Leake and mysez were togethe
on yesterday at the time referred to In the ain
davit of j. il. HowdyshelIs and tk at the part o
said so5davif which says that II cav nlE2. SAT-
French say to her, Mrs. Daxls, tn2t sne woui' a
be the frst witness on the stand, and he toll
her TO be firm and swear to what he rrenco. ma.
told her" iswholly false and untrue, Lhat no sucl
conversation occurred between said French AM
Mrs Adaina Davis at that time, and SAT-
French further says that since the Srrlval Q
SAID Aaana DAVIS In tne I..y oa 10 ~ -
ne has not spoken 10 her In reference 10 VIVA
she would testify X this cause. and the sas
Sayf M y VA s,a 6p9r odyhel. Mrs. Davi
|, aElked him II Mrs. Collins was up stairs, and D.
told her she was. and this was AL the converse
1loE that occurred @ & at the time ~, Inls ao6 f
latter being mute minister Of the gospel. TIT
crosse Examination of the witness was then re
d d Py sTs4 a Tt sn b0ron aud
Moore at the time you made the second affida
Wit? A. No. sir. They came to my sister-in
M - nonss n1 sels aYF e 40 GIie to he
would not give another statement: They tol,
me had better make another, Said If me moi