Telegram-herald., 1889-09-23
CHANGED HIS MIND.
Mrs. Gosch Concludes Not TO Go Back on
Salisbury.


salisbury.
Mrs. Gosch, wife of the man in jail
on a charge Of murder, has expert
enced another change of heart. Liant
Salisbury, 10 whom She decided the
farm, has found a purchaser for 1t for
$500. The mortgage is for sl40O and
interest, leaving about $1,000 TO be used
for the support of the family and her
husbands defense. She has now de-
cided not To continue the case she be-
gun a while ago to have the deed to
salisbury set aside, but to stand by the
original agreement.
Mrs. GOsch has signed the following
statement:
After my husband was arrested and
placed IN the county jail for the muir
der OF Daniel Sinclair | made up my
mind that the farm was of but little
use to me, as there was mortgage of
$1,000 on It, which would make IL I'M
possible for me TO redeem. l thought
It best 10 sell the place and get what
money | could out of il and not let the
mortgage eat It NJ. After thinking the
matter over for some time ! concluded
20 deed it TO Mr. salisbury and lcthm
raise what money he could either
by selling or mOrtgaging the same. /
thought II best 10 do this way, as
could not be bothered going back and
forth TO Grand Rapids to make arrange
ments. / had full confidence m Mr.
salisbury when | made the deed to
hlm and still have. | talked tAe mat
t..- p So -.
fore did it. was fully satisfied with
what | had done til Supervisor Davis
and Town Clerk Morgan came to me
and told me that | could not deed my
farm away IN that way, as it was the
property Of my children and not mine.
They claimed that bv the authority If
their offices that they could and would
make salisbury deed the farm back
They made arrangements for me to
come to the city Tor the purpose
Of making re @.t them in get
ting the Iesn tack from Mr.
salisbury. After coming TO the city
! found that ~horH Bishop was
the one who was most instrumental in
lly getting tae farm back. sheriff
Bishop weut along with Mr. Dav IS. Mr.
Morgan and mys. ID - the Office OF
Fletcher & VANITY, and there made the
statements how Salisbury 81. The deed
of tho farm. sheriff Bishop dad most
~ tae talking % the lawyers, and after
tnaf eyuof paper that was rc1t to
me nurled,v at TIE Michigan House.
what understand DOW I- the h.ii Fl led
against Mr.. salisbury. 7 have s.nce
learned that % was q scheme Of sheriff
blsa0p's % cut oa all means that Wc
have. and prevent We from rats,ug any
money o. defend my husband. as
hsaop is trying every way O. sesd him
20 Jackson tor life w.t-ou. giving um
7 il'r trial.
"Tho whole sherff's force. after the
trounie. came down here 20 the oirv
maje All kinds Of charges aga rst
mt husband. such as not pros lg f.r
nitse 3ai tae children tnat IH -.s'e
arl never drTr an fou 81 i1f .rs
since I married nm tras se was dane
l1s man. and always carried Clr-
craifd wearo-s. tnaf he sIli
T mother. ETC.. which 7le al f1l-e. N-
. fr0-rr always worked hard and I.nc
the Rest he could. When 0e tcl- e
the farm ne hal to 1o ig debt foi t.
ati a- there WAS none cleared or = e
was nari ior while t0 uase
h0 Worked along faithfully arl art.
a0t rr cleared fo tre farm So fnat
row w nsVe over seventy rcr.s
tl.ar7l. aIi eh.u Ve wrrt
was a villa wsods.
AGAIN. "a respect 20 Mr. ~su' -hflrv.
F>a 80 -nr tnar ue rraao uo % 81 rr
fra'rr or irgoT ert statements to 07s IN
order 90 n7re ua deed m tee farm
f ae ret. nce made Ia tee uea -psp 2