The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-25

was drinking, lie mlstreated me, he got
| drunk after the divorce matter was settled :;
when he was sober he was mighty good
man my husband proposed that the proper
| ~ be made over to me; he came over 10 me ;
told my husband that when
he gave two lots would come back and if
| he did not do it, | would not come back;
went back to him; in about three weeks 7
| filed another bill for divorce; | know Ann
Harris, heard her statement yesterday |
| had a conversation with Ann Harris about
my husbands death | told her he had the
money on Sunday; do not know when he
got it; | told her my husband was drown
| ed and told her he had money and !
shouldn't wonder if Kohl had killed him
for the money ! told her my husband
| asked me for pocket book and gave it to
him, told her tried to get Kohl to 90 and
report it and he would not 90; told her
about the drowning Of my husband as
Kohl had told 1t to me. have known
Henry bunker for some time; ! visited his
family some, not much | was at his house
twice as he said; was speaking to him I;
no one was present; didn't tell bunker to
come over and see Kohl for any purpose
whatever WAS talking to him about my
husbands death bunker had acted as nv
friend; had no conversation with him at
any time about coming over to see Kohl:
did not offer HIM any money for doing
anything for me; went back TO the farm
on Thursday TO stay; was there on Satur-
day when Hodges, Fitzgerald and vii.
liams came ont; told them that Kohl
told me he was drowned some one told me
to come and show them my husband;
asked them if they wanted to 90 out to the
Mississippi; they told me 70
come behind the stable and
they would show me my husband :;
| was not out there when they took the
plank Off; Caroline, George and myself
wore the shoes; had the shoes on in the
morning when the men came out there; |
never knew of Kohls having a pistol; !
never had any agreement with Kohl about
buying pistol We had gun and pistol
about the house, shid at the store on
Eighth street; it was Christmas ono year
ago; did all of the work in the store; we
had store.kcoper; was
not at home during that time;
when Caroline pursuaded me | consented
to 90 to the graveyard; have always been
afflicted with the heart disease the reason
run when left Schammer's was because
it was getting late; did not see any large
amount Of money on George when he came
back the day Of the killing; Mr.. bunker
suggested my attorneys as being the best
men to employ; | didnot pay Hendricks any
money for property; ! never had any con.
ycrsatlonwith Kohlin reference to DR.. IIult2.
Court adjourned for dinner after Mrs.
Whitcamp had finished her testimony.
THL AFTERNOON SESSION
commenced at 80 o'clock and the exami.
nation Of witnesses was again resumed
by the prosecution. The first witness called
forward was
MISS EMMA WUTrCANp
who, being asked whether Mrs. Whitcamp
or her daughter suggested going to the
graveyard, replied
"Mrs Whitcamp asked Caroline, and not
Caroline Mrs Whitcamp, to 90 to the
graveyard with her
Mr. Heath was next called and said 81
am shoemaker was member of the |
coroners jury; | remember OF hearing the |
testimony Of Caroline Whtcamp; she said
her mother insisted on her going to the
Nohl's foot measures six and a
hall inches and number eight and a.haf
shoe would make him an easy fitting shoe"
Fred Whtcamp was then called up by
the prosecution, but the defense objected
and were sustained by the court, hence he
did not testify. Mr., Heath was then re-
called TO the stand and asked what the
testimony before the coroncrs jury was, rs
to who suggested visit to the graveyard
and he replied that it was Mrs Whitcamp
and not Caroline, her daughter.
Ten witnesses were then introduced with
the object Of impeaching Mrs Whitcamp's
character for truthlulness. These were
Charles Edicker, VIM, Alba, Mrs Williams;
Mrs. TELL Mrs. IIolheinz, Mrs. Walters,
Mrs. Resch, Henry Block, Mrs. Shelly and
II. Bloms. With the exception Of Mrs,
shelly all testified that Mrs. Whtcamp's
equation rs to truthiulness was bad But
We do not deem it necessary to tire the
eader by giving their testimony, more
specially since it was rendered null 10y
counter testimony introduced by the de.
cnse at the night session
The examination of witnesses closed at