, 1866-02-08

The jury, standing In ther places. received these
distractions. rs also the adtltpnai usaal caution
.sGufty'' OF Mi eu1ily.- and then esnne their
seats while the Conrt room was cleared.
The Judge Ordered recess Of The court, and
rrtted to deliberate upon their verdict. They vent
ont at atout twenty MINUTES past fonr o'clock. The
prisoner mrs removed TO his cell and The spectators
little lnote apout the room. In the corridor outs,de,
and eyen down IN the cold courtyasu, dlscussfuE
The case with deep interest DIP and
psccd the aeonlzed wife sobblng violently, u,,e1ly
unable 10 control her feeliuta in those minptes
which mnst baye seemed hours to ber, while the
athl1ess o, her husbands !a1e Nere 9eead1ns upon
.fded. and her halt chokcd sobs changed info vail
1ng niez, Relieving some measure her e1rrhaEGed
hean but most Iainnl in tn:i! deep ezprsssiSn@ @ Or
court room she wandered, doubtless ntged By some
ss .ss father ia q he hf5 se s pe.9 s9t to pe
loom in ub,ch The Jary were. There she eas and
wept, beedle.s Of The colo, regardless OF the pub.
Iiciy Of her po.,.ion, rocking herself 70 and fo,
moved even the colde:t and most unfeelipE hearts;
Tor however criminal hsF heshsnd might have bs,n,
II was impossible to forget that be was the fathsr
Of bel e4.rep hitfc dncs md that the fst punish
ment which might b. expected 10 be metcd out 10
hin would leaye her ridow and her little ones
orphans. struggling ic deepest poserty and will
tEl11ptx n3Ck ClGuA VI fE18CE uAuEluN OftI luet
ihe icnominious death oE the husband and father.
Willie the Jury Te1e out, Intelligence was reccly-
ctl at the courtroom that one Of number Of Wit.
Dc*.es brought up By the defence to testify 10 Ken
nedYs good character. Ind got himself Into a
drunken braut IN drinking saloon aud rag very
eeyctriy etabbcd. The name OF the wounded man
Was James Feudf.11le. md the person who stabbed
him w.s resilient Of Waukecan named McD1ae.
FeudilIe had his taec very severely tiaEhed and cn1
by knife In Mcl,ade'e hnnas.
GEtLTT.
Al halfpA<t hre o'clock the 1rrJ returned to thefl
ecats IN the conference.-the judge resumed his seal
upon tue bench and the crowd main filled ever
asaable inch Of space allotted for spectators IN tt
msn Of the Jury. III. L. D. Warren, handed up t
the clerk OF the court J. N. Tue:del the little s(
Of paper on which inscribed tie verdict Of thl
jury. II wa "GEtLt1." Kennedy eat bolt upsight,
staring wildly Al The clerk a. be read it. tit
breath caIoe Shorthand hard. His pour gTsefstritk
en- vile ett looking on IN stupid amaxe1nent, no
quite certain q what va go1ne on. Mr. Van A.
tte Jury. oIc by one ahe jurors nrose ~ calea b!
n.Ine By the clerk wNh oalnous ind dreadful
nonoony The question fe>ouaded. ..Was this, ant
Il this your verdict :" md 10 each uucetiun cam
'Le eame antwer, ..Ies. F1s." The cycs OF bVil
Ec1uCdy and his Wife followed earefl
lie slight action OF the clerk, au
OF each jurynau called, as II seeking Ii
vain 1or ground 70 hops and alter each Jurors IT
twe1 Kennedy hcayed = great sish and looke
tewn.
Mr. Van Asrn1a expressed Ills wish 10 enter
r.o,ion for new trial! as he wished 10 present th
csc 10 Tie Supreme Court. at ouce. on Ill merit
Judge Williams responded: believe no ct1or
law Ii hoen cnEn.tied In the CASE. mad iatcnde
RAINY rot 10 commit any Is against the ds1ens