The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10

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WHICH SHOULD NEVER Bs PRESENTED TO rHs PUB.
Lie EYE.
have only consented that It be presented under .
sense OF duty that satisfied me, otherwise would he
falthless TO my client Then she goes on TO say-we
GS@e % w s are much @ IN me r' they
cay that those initial letters are
"You,"
there may bc doubt upon that pont but " you
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soyq yG S% ,QDTSS e have Q
ferred 10 three ladies why an she leave her 20 guess
s 9@sr nee s coad hae way
oianother ~ '''''''' ~'N
FREE LOVER ON rHs RAMPAGE.
A. this point shr female voice shrikeed out,
I'VE all write so ~ THIS occasioned great com
motion; but Mr.. Graham was too old an advocate
70 allow anything to loosen his grasp Of the jury.
He rushed On with more imretuous eloquehc e than
before, while the officers OF tue Court went for the
turbulent female who was standing vita upraised
umbrella and niamed coun,enance eiaring aerecly
at Mr.. 0rahame broad shoulders. Captain MeClue-
key, the most geptemanly Of attaches. invited the
Ell won't gom she exclaimed. "T won't 20,
You're parcel Of thieves in here and won't 70 ~
But The politely memorable Captain waited upon
The lady 70 the ball outside, and on coming back In
called herself Mrs. vreeland.
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ha sre SsS o H cop.sS .v.e phnoso
and L That was s' his doetss ss .oonor
RICHARDSON WENT TO MS GRAVE
the be- better for society: ,...,,.
outraged mine f deal %oas iaan You ever can
pss. " e.. here cSnssds iSSi ~ leaving her has;
as q ss outrage Z or as he se Tor al
he world wants e secomplshcd facts u ths wac the
Ss.dyri,iasI Ssa nan i've 9Sissy there
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10 matte how o Ii se,: fsi may Do infamous but
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and e!s vp%sS vsse The vic 6Sa AZ
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months rom May, ise' and apresred In ne company
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On the QUO. ton Of insanity desire only to refresh
your recollection.
Mr.. Graham then gave clear ana graphic group
ing Of all the evidence hearing the question OF In
sanity, and set the matter forth with such luminous
simplicity as fully TO possess the minds OF the jurors
Mr.. Graham next referred TO the Sunday nigh,
| meeting when
OLIVER JOHNSON BBLD MS COURT
| at Mr. sinclnir's; and he argued that Mrs. McPar.
| brought her ia'hor u ere In order that he might
know her wrongs conce led the fact that M TO that
between Mr. and MS Gs" S S saSe
| had told her story upon the stand; but Mr.. Sage
was not out on the stand for the reason that, ~
though he really knew a. much us his wife, II had
been conceded that up 70 that night he knew Of no
| sufficient cause for the separation.
s &C. s ,sS SsSn AZ s1u Mr. s1yaS nj
head upon The block and asked The ,sxeeatensr to
who was LAWYER, knew enonrS % know tyat Il he
ne to sSss oh st te did nS nsaSics You can blow
%o!loS ~ ~ m 81: ssy
guish or snnhilate in that summary way. care not
| how many men come forward and swear TO It, Il Is
he ss.sn,sd WHAT an ''"''O'' I'll -'''1 '''''' '
NHuxAs, INFAMOUS BLAspuENoUs,
assemblagc that collected there that sabbath az
s5s%%nS down 81: s,oa, parcel q admits. S '9 bat
Se aesiSson e oa 6s marital S s would re
waste o. ySar TINE % dwsl, upon that when there Is
s Sa sad ers IN s9 s he
Nj. G,abam examined Tie evidence with regard to
eSd5nce 10 SLOW that At thai time Mr. ueFarand nred
denee t2ai hey y we're On her fee when ne Pistol wa
nfed On the contrary. the evidence shows that the
MO MAN
had the little disadvantage and that the little
| man had q pi.tol in hrs hands under such eirenm.
oSs have Has sS S s% Il he me 20 t. esa
my north sde q the street, opposite at
Is ss SU came ~ The ball passed 6% S' show
Soa as the NE eRasn Of ReS"on S S houa he
had OF Mcfarland under the circumstance stated
stands thele prisoner, she passes him TO 20 and
HUG her PAR,nouR
In the very presence OF she determined to
Destroy Tho husband In chains, the vi seeks IN his
worse than that? No such occurrence has ever before
s " fS % s.. ss GPP
SS SS no. s and S U@ h pos
Can't Cafrey tolls yon. vas in condition not to be
he her lawful husband and chardson Gcr VIC
PARAMouR AND DESTROYER.
hope that that poor man never knew that un,ll I
hour wrctchedness been saved to hm II that wal
Yon remember also the testimony Of onicer Cuban,
tTho ode nom The non house WITH them IN the car
| LEGs
You are not badly nHrt Ths man her iawiui hu.San
ss 'fSs % sf . one" S Tss ns I
man, under those aggravated cireumstances who has
Can more
HORRIBLE SCENE
he conceived than that in1uty at the station
which hope Providence In ito mercy allowed this hus
band from the unconsclousnes in which he placed
With rcsIe9ce to threat: aga 1;t the deceased "
have heart this NAV tait N tie most vloent msnasr
ms wro9Ss 6n, lave lever heard I'm breath tlr, at
IN threats, and even they who head thsc threats
acted uron them by Informing Richard m or mash-
| complaint against McFar AMI In the PIce Court l.,
| have him bound over to keep the elce,
| v ith reference To Junius Henry Browns testi
mony "a to McFuland's quai log before ReharI
sons eye at tie Aston House, in 1861 Mr. Graham
| sand:
| The statement OF Mr., Crown, aside from any such
explaI auon,
SHOULD De RECEIVED WITH VERY GREAT ALLOW
ASCR
for another reason; Wehayc proved by Nicholson hat
lie received something N nannel cloth from Richard
the night OF this shooting and passed II to Mi
rruWn and MIR Brown Ia knp thai