The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-09-24

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delight to see here In this Court house to-oay
Judge Shepley. The learned Judge -
presiding Judge instructed the Jury tnat lily
could find one of four verdicts.not guht;G ~
guilty of granddaughter, guilty OF lnu. S",raa
the second degree, OF murder IN the ~ orts / |
1.-THE Attorney General read rom i; W. casa as |
Will now come TO the 1acts ~ nad This story.
understand them. 40 no. aad II. You Let |
gentlemen, as WI: one ,If;d. This pen and the re-
the hnger OF cnarity 8u ,. indgment, will not
suit OF the STORY, IL nsIuSee evident bur-
ne "bloaten drulkenI otor of feroale innoneuca %
glar, infamous oIar Inc crave of Patricl,
An hohess ~, .s The distinguished gentleman
murray, So 10 r,r;tten over his will NOT witt.
desired 10 pe We ho,ol r1oi ~ 49, 49,
these Wetus, - ia,t IN ~; to.;,, ,si.' MI
Patrich MI 80 =, ~. .:i.1y hei1
is Ske!esG IN, "I w i'ess taie ~ VIII
cI1tne ~ 80 Sii al ,eies any ENe
II me, auu c 40 az, 'nuuCeu W beHeve IL may
nave oesn r .t wnat appears IN testimony.
Iasl.eh murray lVe9 IN taillaX, youns
hian "''h WIG anu chliu, am not st'V'ps
vsiuenee Nou VIII uuuefstaho 9lstih9'yI' ia
hvea IN f1ai'ax with wife anu cniiu ,ens of
nunufeoS oi otuefs-tnonsanas Ihu tonad nm
enousohuS OF othersrthe were sa LIS and If is
gu n!ni lhe nanits ci lhtelh Ff,rm again and
III eNioence ina, ne trieu 70 10 sa1d he would re-
sgaih; IL Is evidence tnat p = in evidence that
toLm asain ann asd Hai;fax he drank but lit
ior eignt months Sill ~ 10 he history of Patrick
tie. NOV, gen ~ n1arv dehanch he determ
murray IS, tnl' aitJ I 'asafved acoin rnd aa,in
1ned 10 reform .t"u If 80. r. -
and put Almost me lVsc I, ~ wy ieo'NS ma
no more, forever, mouiu nc oecoule oeheh.eu
by rum, anu az oiteh as ne re'urheu 10 MS
home after nus deoaucn, ana heard the re-
proaehes Oh nus Wiie, SO olten De determined
thai ne would merit THESE reproaches no more,
ana so oiten the lie iorgdye him and received
NJ" ,Fik' until short time ago 10 anoth. r de-
Dauch ne was put into jail, when his wife le't
HIM di'd n'.a 10 the States, thinking II was
homeless aud she could not live wlth nun
he came out from debauch ana Went "
MS home-and he had no home-ne nai ~
child -he had no wife VINO couiu receHe mn
he could hear no prattlin@ iiouhu nia ~ d. d
stone; 1T had nothing put ash.s upoa ~ 't ~
IN MS trouoie ana ih'sei no 80 esti,e
drown ms sorrows as .nous : VI 9'n ntiS
have tired, ana became '2a'n lntoAeaCcu, ahu
went down on Doatu VI: oafiolta intoA,caSsu,
ana came mere 10 pursuit Oh Tue %iie VINO hao
hed, ana Whonn ne nelieved 10 DC mere, ana
mere ne INTENDED 10 ma ner, mere ne Intended
70 stay anu mere ne iniehoea SO 10 hVo IhaV
wneh ne dio nnd her he could oring back TO
ner repeh'ance ahd once again receive her Tor
gsehess; ne went INTO mat hot' l, engaged
Work ut ms trade, WORKED mere Two days ne
was quiet and peaceable Ia every respect, and
there is not one single word OF testimony to
Justify the charge OF drunkenness made
against him in this city. he was induced to
take two swallows of gin, after declining; he
didn't wish to take it. Ore witness said that
be forced him to take it, be saying thai he had
determined never again to partake of IntOXl-