Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-14
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The Case erJoha y. L..sv. os.
Rape sna Murs..- - ~


s,o - ne Hon George ?. Fiss. ssfp9on
VIII ns yptnet supreme Court. tSns ,s.s.,s
vas hsld on Friday sfierncop az. AZ ss.nlqstion
ngsa until yesterday after ,oos ~ sass con
utss before o'clooh u 'h' court room lew min
o.s... Gstnssf.n st ted ths, he hsd o,b., ~,
1sv ~ IN ,snmsnasnes than those produ,sd an ~
rae the sv,Sss% their testimony would sorroSo.
,SeSsh, s. 81 ~ ss, . fDa -sss; NJ
forisi boS Ijari' that being sssrot and inquisi.
~ .rripeton said ne ana M, v,.h a h,,, 80,
ips The public the eyidenes vhish he had. Asv.
tst royed the corpus dsitcff he thoueht he ma y.
Io.,,hS probsble ease against him, and he
grand iury so"m'''ed'o AWAIT the action Of the
Judge Fisher thought thers wer. .irsum,,.n,.,
on, song .uspieion. He would IKE 70 know the
*, so,ss, of ,S chemist n regard ~ tbs blood
MT. csrfinston stated the clothes were In the
asns ~ ~ shsni,t and y would takstwo or three
~, Fenasll srsued that the prisoner should Be
set nss Re 10 suspected Of the crime, Il srrested.
H - found o. n: soths bot there
ot 5huoge rsher sid he would Ike 10 hear any
Hins, wi,nssss, who were wssent but he would
~ .ts, w. ,e hear the result Of The Analysis Of
MT. Darlington addressed the court for soms
dns, stating that he thought there was sufaoisas
Grand jury he then proceeded 70 review the evil
dence o. Friday
Il. ~ no . sp
the evidences, stating that the evidence was All an
pis,ntd ss Il wss giyen. - -
tion BY the Court, Mr. W. stated the in a I'M stor
ne obtained which led 10 the prsoner,s srrest wss
sonndsphal. The prisoner confessed % me that
butchering He told him tbs biooa an a1 h., ea
va. the blood Of the ehiid. He said ne vss dr,,nh
h mat .dsy and be did not know how he TOT the
fore the arrest, saw witness, and ststed ma
Lusoy,s wife had charged him with Committing
msr,s' .nd NJ M told By The vi'e,s sister 70 NJ.
Lord, and DR.. Ford to the witness eonfdsntisiiy'
nnere vas no lseerstion Of the prisoner when he
Dr.. Ford recalled: He made an examination Of
Lusoy seven or eight day. after his arrest and tan
or eleven days after the death OF the child There
s W. no laeerstion OF his person or blood on his
Charles Watkins .teolored) sworn: necoIlees,
% Gay the ittie Efrl was hurti Der the night
son's restaurant. This was about tan minusss
sner ooloekl saw nan sitting on the atone
t near nm, IN eornsf was YER short distance from
coat, dark psnts, and dark siouch hat. The man
came there about o'clock in the afternoon. He
was stiil there when be left. 800 -
. wstkin. wa. asked IL the prisoner looked like
tne man whom he saw on the stone. THE prisopsf
va Was here TOLD to stand up) Watkins replied he
thought the prisoner was taller than ths nan
whom he saw on the stone.
a. Geo &c shaner, swo. n; Knows the prisoner, saw
afternoon. 1 was standing near Raiuey', restsn.
rant when saw him. He had on b us coat and
sissS &c esp. hewas going up cstre hill when
The !ad,s asked for the eiothe. fer analysis.
nv ss,ara .,S, AZ orney stated they would De done
The Judge stated that he would hear the suIt
OF the analysis on THURSDAY afternoon, and the
cas- "meontinued until that time.