Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-10-11
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Further InterrOgat9rIea Filed e le Az
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INDIANAPonfs, Oct 2.-In the
United States district CUnrt io day,
in the Blaine Sentinel libelsnit, the
attorneys kJf the Sentinel flled'a hill
of discovery and twelve additional
interrogatories. The bill begins by
stating thai Blaine preteHds 81 have
beeII secretly married To Harriet
StanwoOd at MilIersburg June 80,
1850, which elAin Is wholly denied
by orniers. Il The hill Garthar allegas
that Blaine was lawfully married
the first and only time 10 Harriet
StanwoOd in Pittsburg March "a,
1851, and that said marriage was
not one Of love and affection, but
COMPULSORY, as charged in the orig
Inal bill. The bill states that full
Information concerning these nlat-
ters Is In possession Of Blaine, and
the discovery OF such evidence Is
necessary TO enable orators 10 make
good the issues upon their part, and
the prayer OF the bill Is that Blaine
be ordered 10 answer positively, un-
der oath and without evasion, the
following interrOgatOries:
/. State whether or no a mar
riage, if any, in any manner lOr
form, took place between You and
Miss Harriet StanwoOd on the '30th
dav of June. 1850. If you declare
upon oath. mlwhai building, house,
anartment or residence said mar
rfage tOob place, at what hour OF
the day dt night, OF said day, aud
the names Of all persons, including
the name OF the Judge, minister,
Magistrate or other officer or person
who performed the ceremony OF
such marriage, 10 any such officer or
person were present. .rn ,.srfs. t-s
2. Declare upon oath whether or
not there was any Magistrate. min
lster, Judge or officer present on
such occasion, and u not what per
son there was present, who aid or
pronounced the words of ihe mar
riage contract
8. State whether or n0any words
term or language concerning tho
marriage contract were said or utter
ed I.y anyone In your presence. or
by Yourself or by Miss StanwO0d on
that occasion aud II 10, state the
words So said or utteTesl, car give the
substance of the Same and give the
name OF the person or perSons by
whom they were said or uttered.
4. State whether or no you were
aeauainted on the :}0th Of Junn, 1860,
| with S. L.. or Samuel L.. Blaine; III
| you were, what relation he was 10
! vourself. where he resided at That
4 lime. what his business or Occupa-
tIan: whether or not lie IN living,
! and Ii he bo dead, where and when
! did he die. .5.s. e.r.f rrfh eeg
s. State whether or no you were
4 ACQUAINTED on the 30th day Of juno,
/ 1850. with Sarah e. Stanwood. IL
| vea. what relation she WIS ia harEis
4 al Stanwood, where she resided at
the time and what was her business
| or occutmtinn; whether ar not sheiS
living, and IL she he dead, when ana
! where did slIe tlIo.1U,sd 400 l+.ta
/ G. State what your age waa on
the 30th OF June, ! ~, and slate .ai5o
II YOU know what was the age OF
4 Harriet Stanwood on tie saine day.
/ a., State whether or no yOn nc
II cOmpanied the person whom you
married there 10 Pitishnrg,. Ia, "a
March, 1851. IL yea, state What Otli'
er person besides yourself aceoasspa~
n MED her ON her journey thiiher Or
any part thcreOf, Givqthe nhlno ~
such person, II any, and The relation
the person bore To- the Denspn whom
you narriedy or tO yourselt. 49,
/ 8, DealaroupOn oath p1Eticularsyii
from what point or place Iyillb hc,
companitld the person you InaTrled
! lnt Isittsiiiirg in Marcll, 1901, On the
| a. s.flav r1afA
|. ,Iienlarly al what Ii.lint or plm'a' IN
. said journey you bIiiled hor ~ hY.
land her party and eompnnA1hss ~
any, on the way TO SAIL cry ai,.,-I
q. State particularly what ilt'-
!. | came 0l her coinpanioIls nF tue per-
soma who accompanied hhrsIii amy.
lufter the marriage ceremony NM
/, been performed al the city Of ftlls.
!. burg atsresaid how soon she hit
: Pitisbnrg afterrthn lnarrtnGe. wheF"
, she wenl thence,a AMI who accom-
e panied hers ifaPy one did, on the
i, i1. State whether or no yoa ten
!, Pnlsburg after your nIiirFtage tn
3 1861 as Aforesaid IL yea, how ses'il
- after said marriage yOu left SAID
q city, aud 10 what point or place you
I, went thefeffOm. -
Y II. State whetherOr no y0u did
G 1not Immediately Bster y1llr nIarrl'
lage at Pittsburg in March, lS1Ai
. leave said city Of Pitt-burg AnH "
!, thence to DrennOn Springs, KY
4 tnnd N yea, state how long ytsu iitay.
y ed nj said Il iDreHlnn SpvlngN.a sisAd
y whether or no durlnH ytHug 7isH al
p residence at said last pAnled AlHyt
:, . YOU did not pass yo,lrstIf pH anu
Y hOld yourself fbtth In ses'iely tlSer'
Il and on your way thiihsf'as afa nv
y married bnan, and iwhetheEi Oti ~
7 YOU did not pay AttentlOne 40 nnt
=, cohdnct okie OfhfOfe courtshlIis Wilt
ynaug unmarried ladies. AS q suitO
al to them at.thai plarss t3ll9is ''. Z
~ l. ~. Declare upon oath alDoiA N ma
- time you left DrennOn springs nn'
how soon thereafter and where yo'
" rejoinoi your wife, and where yo'
~ were and In what bnslnes~sssf eaiil'u
H. you were engaged daring llae elnTlol'
between the time You left W
-, springs and that which you relnin'"
~ your vie iO live with her, " yo
~ did so Join her. t a.1d l.a i' z.
~ The orators fsk " tla@sf itlerrogs
-. iOri,s are moi aIlrwPrtst fiiiiy hn
eo truly further prresllngs In the rts
be IerIetually restrained.
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