The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-22
The Nils. ,Inrri. Murder Trial.

IA this case, ut Wa.hingtou on fr.dss, Rev 81 T.
Bi5rouehs brother VI the murdered IN N. continued
bic testimony.
witsess did not u.e the form, when -olernni'ing
the MAJ. iare Of hs brother, II ssRinr 10 thee a.
erased, wife made he FIRST visit TO her friends sittr
mnrl.se IN we 10 ny J1lI ihe u,edSa.an isg
two or three weeks. Inc dccehfsd DID mo- inform
witness OF any smbGrrsssnen, he eit ~ re, rd 70 ~,
70 Chicago. wtne9 bad a couyersation vi'h the de-
ceased relation to Mia Hsrris hut pnvious 10 his
have been alluded to- Deceased We cypert with the
pen, bat he could not initiate veil. Wines. ,hlnf.
witness brother aud witness thinks he may haYe
said that be would Ike TO have H. ,,,
inuTest he had IN the was thu, IN Gaze his
brothers reputation aud character more or less
involved and under ,he rsque,: ?, b., widow ior fns
feel interest that Tar a. they affected No repu.
tltion. those things should be cleared up leceased
wss witness only brother. witness hsd never
offered 10 pay Witnesses TO come here
By Nr. 81 adey Have you not said that this We,
conSprGcy and that intended TO explore II TO the
Nj. Darlington objected. and wa rlsial9ed. -,
timoe and fret iecsme acquainted Nth Mics Harris
the 9th OF January lac, hen she came to witnes'
ington tia, .he sss uo' very welt and would stop ia
Baltimore. She stated that she wa W collect money
or Mis- neynn' ~ won %. Es' RsiHPloSsa ME-
they went westsnd boarded With witness. The Accus-
ed remained until the JOth Of Januar,, the dsy .he
came to sshington Che did not visit any psce, but
she went evening eutert Ain nts With vi John
Deylln. she stated IN the SATURDAY before che came
to a,hington that she going TO sue an old lover
Of hers FOR breach Of promise that she ai been
gared 20 him for seven ye,s that he had correspond;
that .ho thousht he married Tie girl tAisa Bogssl
for her money she said that sue was song
o,s zee INN .be VA, s virtSoss .r p"1 She .ssd
OF the reasons for lriugne the suit was the an
onymous letters signed Greenwood. she "a ed that
laNh aF nj IN A.
and believed that Burroughs married her hecSuee
she was rich but that he loved her 1.-THE aecused).
highly Of him, and stated that he had always treated
her IKE father that she looked mp to HIM such,
and she had put the utmost confidence In him; that
lac had never vronged her. Wines. Observed her
ON the SUNDAY evening evious, when minister,
not live always" on the plano, and the accused tooG
and went around TO take up collection. She
complained that her threat vas sore and she had
thought, and burst out In love song. Sometimes
she would sing u loved him a. brother" and then
come TO witness In very GOOD humor
On Saturday, the prisoners counsel, submitted TO
DR.. May, who was the witness stand, hypo,heti-
cal case like this; little girl grow. up with gentle
man old enough be her father she would sit on his
knee and play with him; she believed him he good
he open. a eorrespondenoe with her, &c Her parents
discover the correspon fence and forbid It, The cor
retpondence goes on, and an engsgement OF marr,sse
exists, &c. The correspondence continues. he Is too
poor To marry the interviews, the health and ten.
peament Of the lady, the love eIisny the receipt Of
the assignation letietA &c. aud her conduct after
receiving them being troubled and derangrd, givny
all the incidents in the life OF the accused sbodyns
all the facts brought tins trial. The ques ion
then put whether he thout ht At time she has
been the suhj.ct Of paToxysmsl insanity
Wines would say, after ~ minute details Of the
hypothetical OF that kind that the patient labor.
cd under deranged intellect paroxy VI oeranged
caused nv moi Al causes. and increase assisted
by doTang6 ment OF the uterus.
Some other witnesses were sworn, hut the evidence
wAs not all taken This will be done to-day, when
the aIgumeu ls will cor mcnce.