The Butler weekly times., 1884-09-17
That Libel Sult.

publishing the article complained OF
IN its issue of August s, 1884. and
denies that it was false IN any par
ocular thereof. 1t sets forth that
lanes G.. Blaine was married tc
Harriet Stanwood at PIttsburg on or
about March Is, 1851; that prior to
that time and during their courtship
Blame seduced Miss Stanwood; tha;
lie at first refused to make repara-
ton for the wrong done, but being
atterward strongly urged thereto and
violently threatened with chast1se-
nlent and punishment therein for his
Erong-doing, and perchance repent
Eer as stated; that in June following
Z child was born, known as Stan
wood Blaine, which lived two or
three years, and was always acknowl-
edged by the plaintiff and his wife
as their son; by reason whereof the
defendants say the matters and things
set forth in the article recIted are
true, and the same being true, they
were published of and concerning
said plaintiff by the defendants, as
they Justly and lawfully might do.
The defendants file with their an
swer number of interrogatories,
andrcquire that the same be answered
BY the plaintiff under oath, positively
and without evasion, within such |
time as may be limited by the court
thereby, among which are the fol-
loving:
State when you finally lett Ken
lucky, if you at any time resided
there
Where you went therefrom.
Where you was rext employed,
and IN what business or calling.
If YOU answer that the maiden
name OF your wife was Harriet Stan
wood
state when she finally left Ken
lucky, and when and where younext
met her,
GIVE the State and place Of your
marriage, and the names OF the per- ,
sons besides Yourself and wife who =
were present on the occasion.
What acquaintance had YOU with :,
Jacob Stanwood.
What relation was he, If any. to {
the person you married, and what con- ,,
versa.ion or interview did you have :.
with him before said marriage con 9.
the same, and where did -
such interview, if anv, occur, and :,
what was SAID and done therein -,
Was not the first child of said mar +,
iage born on the 18th dav of June, q,
S5T:
Where did SAID child die: where =.
vas It buried, and it in any cemetery. -,
I'VE the name of the cemetery: q,
Was any tombstone or monument -.
rected at the grave OF said child. -.
wing the date of its birth, and by n
hose direction was SAID tombstone !.
-ecteda
Did not said tombstone bear the -,
blowing inscription, relative to the 49,
nth of the child: "S,anwood
laine' born June Is, 1S5I:''
has any portion OF such inscription &C &c
n said tombstone been erased s,,c. %
erection, and, if SO, what portion Ne
ereof: anl
What acquaintance have Won with ma
book called ''The Lite of lanes or
. Biaine,' written by Russell II. can
with an introduction bv n,.,
ov. Robbie. of Maine, and pub
he'd by E. c. Allen & Co.. Au-
sta, Me-, i'll the year 1881: ION
Were not the proofs of such work tray
omitted to you for revision, Fa'
Is not the statement made upon ny
s'Nty-eighth page of said books 1 h'
follows: ''Miss Stanwood III IN
arch, 1851, became his wife at eo'i
'tsburg, Pa" correct statement ros
the time and place of your mar fon'
ge? diar
Did YOU not communicates - ~. lecti
hor OF said book tor hrs use in iI>ht
n work the name and place of N