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

vvould have to 90 to Court and tell If would
have to stay at home; that would keep me ,o, Ou.
of trouble. Then / believed them, tnat tney
didn't want me to have nothing that alter give
another statement, found out that not so.
Angus and Foster left word with Mr.. Moore ana
Burton to make me give statement. u. ,d D,d
renen say rom a1 Is Mcfntire If You didn't make az
fidavit against McIntire? A. don't remember
he said that. have made that statement. Inc
sta tement is not true. Mr. Moore and Mr.. Bur-
ten were in town, and think they got lawyer
TO make the statement. Then they came 10 my
sister-in-law's house and got me to sign 1t. Be-
fore signed il told them TO wait untl next
said that no harm. Then signed 1t. After they
left there, then nv sisJer-in law said they didnt
believe McIntire had done With me- t1d ,o ,rsf nef
statement, wholly true. Then ! was sorry l
signed my name To second statement. signed
Jameson. what's the question? (The question
was read9 That IS not responsive. There being
no formal objection on the part OF the defense,
however, the statement was not stricken from
the record. q. Didn't French tell you at the
Pyle House that you would get money Lor ,vae sne
true? A. He dido Z say 1t. re said the jury found
to make McIntire pay. That is all that was
mon money from McinIire9 say yes, or no. A He
said / would get some money some
time but he didn't say whether ro, l
time % at the Pyle House. He told me the last
time was at home l would have 70 come 10
afiidsvit 20 McIntiTe he IMcfntireJ, would pay
you money? Answer yes or no. A. L don know
/ what IL means. q. When Mr.. Mclntire paid you
money then you We're to say that IL was not true
| that he had TO do with you. Were you not! a.
| / don't want to sit here any longer, ii makes me
sick. [Laughter.l And don understand what
| il means. q. After the money was paid by NC
Intire didn't French say he would destroy the
affidavit? A. didn't say IL, but the nrst state
ment is whole truth. You ask me enough, 1
will get up and go to my seat; More merrl- siIl,
mept-l Here DIR. Jameson submitted question
i asking witness If she could not stand II half
hour longer, and she languidly nodded ass snt.
@. What was to be done by the affidavit after
Witness asks what is meant BY am
davit, and is shown the one 1rcor
ported in the one published in the Sentinel.
A. What does il mean, you will have tn right
short so will understand it, o. Didn't Frencn
say to you that McIntire would pay you the
money so as not TO be turned out OF the lnstl-
tuie? A. He said Mr.. McIntire had to pay
me money before he turned out OF the dear
and Dumb Institute. q. Did he say II MI Acln-
, tire didn't pay you money he would be turned
2 out of the Deaf and Dumb Institute; say yes OF
NO? A. He said Mr.. McIntire had TO pay, then
: he would be turned ont of the Deaf and DUNN
: Institute. q. Who was to get the money ano
] bring IL to you? A. he didn't say who. Y.
e Didn't French say that after McIntire would be
turned out OF the Deaf and Dumb Institute, ther
he French) would be a teacher? a. 1es, sir
he said he thought Mr.. Mclntire would be turneC
out of the Deaf and Dumb Institute. He sain
. they turned him out he (French) would not be
I teacher again. q. Who did he tell you woult
be superintendent of the Deaf and Dumb InSti
tute IL McIntire was turned out? A. de told M
{ he did not know who would be superintendent
after McIntire is turned out. O. DO you meal
that French wanted to be teacher after MI
D Mr.. French does not want to be teacher. Tn
Il board adjourned until 2P, NJ.