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

MR. M'INTIRE IN THE OLD SITTING ROOM,
but in the sick room. Q. Look at the paper ana
tell me if the word ''sick' has not been written
after some other word has been scratched out?
Presenting the paper TO witness, who examines
IL and answers A. He made mistake: II was
SId SICK sian and then rub it outF a. He thought
meant sitting room. told him sick room, ana
then ne rubbed 1,,nSs IL Out R1 V signs. o. Did he
scratch II out the same day, or was IL a few Gays
afterward before you found tne missaAso ass as- "a
signed the paper, / told him he made mistake,
and herubbed IL out. Q; How many days after Rne,
two weeks @. Did he write it at your house?
A. Yes. sir. q Who was present when he wrote
Il npS ss w 9oG s1a signed it as as be
wrote it, did you: A. Yes, sir. 2. And swore 70
it the same day before Jones' did youg A. YES Yes,
Fr:ncb 3ro,e II Before you swore to itP A. Yes,
sir. Q. Then you swore that IL was IN the sits ,.
YOU? A After read IL forgot TO tell him 10
rub out sitting room before was sworn tnen ne
went away with Il; when he came an S,D Dt6 to ie9 me
have the paper TO read 1t over, and lo.d MN ne
made mistake then he rubbed IL out. y. LOOK
county, Austin II. Brown, and tell me who
wrote that A. French wrote 1t. q. DID ne not
write 1t in Mr.. Dyes office? A.. No, sir; at my
that you made to Mr.. Burton and Mr.. moore
that il was written in Mr.. Dyes office? A NO
not tel SiIh them what to write think they got
lawyer to write 1t; then they came 10 me 10 get
me to sign ii. l thought lwould not have 10
come.to court That second statement INT, Is mo- not
true. Now they send for me TO come out mere.
say that the statements contained in the afii-
davit made before William II. Edwards and
polished in the sentinel, as drawn up In MI
Dyes Office, is not true? A After signed my my
ABOVE ABOVE is true, Q. Are not the words
made BY sHf Edwards in your own handWritngS
A. signed my name first-then he wrote the
above statement is true. Q. Didn't you write
come to Sc see % you at Mitchell after You were at
hsR business in R indianapoliss an A. He is lawyer.
| @. Did he tell you so? a. Yes, sir. q DID ne
say he was a lawy er for Fawkner? A. He didn I
say he was lawyer, he said he was partner
with Zen. Davis. q. Did he come 10 see you
about the case? MIR. Dye said he didn't think
| ing is in existence it should be produced. Mr..
| Harrison said he wanted to get al the converse
| tion. Mr.. Dye said the defence should be specific
| as to time and place. Judge Elliott asked If the
| charge of conspiracy implicated the witness.
| Gen. Harrison answered in the affirmative, the
PPoi9t Judge Eliot as legal referee then over.
| ruled the objection, and the answer was adj
mitted with the question that ELECTED II. A
| His names Webb, and that's all 1 know. Q
When did he visit you-give the day: A. Abou
at your house? A. About one hour
o. What time of the day did he come? A. HI
| came on Tuesday. He came to my house afte
supper. Q. Who was present while he talked
with you? A. My children. Q. Did Mr.. Webb
. tell you that Ben Davis sent him to see you
MIR. Dye objected TO the question on the groun'
that IL was not legitimate cross-examination
and that the writing should be produced as pro
vided by the well known rules OF law. Genera
Harrison said he was trying TO get at that. A
No, sir. O. Did Mr.. Webb talk to you by writin
, or by talking to your daughter and she maxim
signs to you? A. He talked to me by writing
@. On a slate or paper? A. On paper. Q. Wns
, was done with the paper after you We're don
I talking? A. He took all papers with him. Tn
defense then asked the board TO issue subpoen
requesting the attendance OF Willis Webb, wit
| any papers he may have IN his possession bear
|, ing upon the case. Then the board adjouIne
until 9 o'clock this morning