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Int ;I Mr |et-jmi-hit the a r -eulsltngme im-r is i hr fill“ tl jl hr•kiii[oodherndil bera wrawlip.1W rer-hi in a a nliath-t ;i'h(o( | gm ftivii tu pin his riotlies mi, *am* up nts iew things and It uve I then went to my children, to piu-iiv i hr in. Adeline was much alarmed, ami throughout the night frequently etied out in her Ierp. which she had not b* eti known to do hetoie. — 'I lie next day I saw Cameron at the Warren 11 oil m* and he tried to explain, bin 1 old him I was it ishcd liom Ins o\i n stoi , on w ell as the siorv i*l others, ihai he went into the* room with evil uucu-i u ms. lie offered me nn ney to settle, bin I Odd ho . it he uotild take hnnsell aw ay troin the plat e I would ei him go tun il I saw him again. I should complain n^inihi him. 4 Well,” vaid he, “go right to woi k ami do the hest yon ran.' I then made the* ompktmt ai the Police Court.Mi Wheeloek cn— examined Mr Sloper very• dosely, ami at great length, as to his motives, Arc , bin elicit*d nothing tnaierially affecting his teMimo-tiv in duel2 Dry*tit Fosbury—lived in Mr Sloper** house— ot eupied ct dar kio hen and two rooms above— on the night suited, saw Cumeion come down into the cellar Mtcheit—said he wanted oi go into the back yard — when he came in. showed him up si airs with a JiuJu —luill an hour alter, my w\le came and toldu that Cameron wio up in ttie entry with nothing but his shut on — I ran up, and heard a child cry — •You are sidling me — get off” I ran down, took oil my shoes, blew the light out, took some matches, ind iati up to the room. I then asked what the mat* ier was— the child said, “heie’s a man Milling me”I saw' C iinerou standing by the bedside, and asked urn wh.it business he had there. lit1 said *.t was none ol my hiiHtie^s, and doubled up his lid to strike me. Mv wile said there should be no fighting, and called “Watch!” 1 got Cameron out, and diove fii.n nno his ow n room I ihen went to the Circus o look lor Mr Sloper, but there was such a crowd 1 could not get in.Fosbury, upon ihe cross-examination proved him-m*I1 a great numSscuU in the mailer ot dates, ami iwo or ilore limes '•wore that the atlair took place on lie 17th ol June, but before he was a witness in ihe Police Court, and by the record of that Corn*, it tppeaied that the examination was held oh Monday, he tenth, the Iiim court day after the complain* was altered. In every other particular his testimony was matiected by the cioss-exatnineuon.3 Ehznbrth Fosbury— On the night of Friday, leardone ot the children cry — went up, but the cry-i»g hail ceased vvneu I got up—saw I ameron in the •.itv undressed the children s door was a litileI ink! mv husband
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Boston Morning Post
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Thu, Jul 11, 1839
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