The sun., 1870-04-20
oz,Af.r the evening performance had terminated ?

Q-Did you see him waiting for her before2 Ayes,
How long ala he y.t for hsra Al snoyeo no.
OS TIM. st,ore eGR Rs cusS @ long
oi-1hey went away togetherP Ayes, Oh; once 10
,SSsXSSs! SSat time q gl.nt wa. nm' A.-isouid
Judge Y was wa, ont about II O'Clock ~
Ss othSf iSS e GS e MSrcl re Ss Se
Spy the stage door where the actors and actresses
8-Ra he come IN BY tnst d9or2 A;n,Yes, sir.
with hsrS Ayes, Sir WV. 1''' "'"' 0''
.o.I7were you witness in the haocas corpus c@ep
1A.xnd yon stated to Mr.. Mcfarland the fact, you
ssy ycS were Goof o. tsspsfi s X9Ss ~ tie back
S-iiSsys yog any dis,Inc, recollection when this
,.osMsy Z not have been been IN march, a.. Ny recOi
9 sss y sPk have been
The fore part of March
came scr hsr n0i Vei before a
o.-You never saw him come but once2 Ayes;
o.-And 20 away with hera Al had to GO down to
inform her that agentleman was waiting 70, her r
know S6Outit R.-Yes. sir. r." '''' ''' ''' " '''
Richardson's Life Insurance Policy.
Charles 4; HOPKINS; Cashier Of the Mutual Life
he iIss q Albert p Rishsrdsop for i9e amount q
Mass, dated s. Louis, Jan. q, lses together win
| OF payment SIGNED by Abby 8. Richardson, former.
" Abby s. Mcfarland. Mr.. Gerry offered the policy
| In evidence.
Mr.. Davis objected.
| Mr.. Graham-I want to be heard upon that. have
not NE psPsts n Sogt SSl snNR yoqS Honor rce9rd
T9s SSStoRo by this policy to affect the
m Ss Sp %SsD f. sGS SSSt, that
M S29ss is4 sn he 81 q he ne S,sa a e e
| get q dlvorcc-not Abby s. McF arland, but
meant S Get Y and he meant to marry her 1s soop q,
sFSdd agysI @ Ssdn S hs &
and mean 10 show that from that hour he nlned that
pecny need hat % he ana sSs
Tar beyond her means; that he
TEMPTED nER wIrH LIFE INSURANCE IN HER rAvon,
and hld out to her every specious gewgsw MAT co1a
70 the mesi Saseiiye MODE Of keepnE TINS woman apart
wout have kcpt her from him eeciually as the pc
fSanGd GePr That T .iatsmsnt 'n maSe c
NSnc rcsa sad Wqe eousS sS IN nd ' sSn har sh
help dwelling on ~ offensive as u may be, be.
SSo iase
an snaSSs h scs %aT
rsaons shonld he cancelled and on their ruins othe'
The court-That is the same fact that is already in
M oTshsmaThs. han 4 the threat, and here |. the exc
nr % ao hs Se4 threat Re 1 sec hSw sssI ss
| 10 control her movements. lie Is then her lord and
Ssa speak Of St he 'ds dsda f %
disrespecti but when man
GoEs TO A wELL-EARSED TOMB As RicHAnDsos DID
with such load OF oboquy and criminal responsibility
justice demsnd H. On an oceasIon iss THIS would b,
would d S fn1 S Sy
an e s ssyS n Ta6 S Ian ioS %
the evidence show that when he lived he was devn
81 PsyisUsSS sss' does hi. bear uron the pOintp
show that on The a o June, I sg % tSs NAN nam uttered
threat that Mrs. Mcfarland should never return to he
ho:ossnd and We .69y isaI Sn,l hs death he wa, en
| was not a moment tnat he did not
HbLD HER IN HIS IRON DRIP.
He never allowed her to be out OF hs eye unless h,
could leave her where he could control her inst
show thai he took her out Of This couhiy by force e
prevent her returning 70 her husband hase l no
that he took efieaclous war with weak minded
| and epslly Intoxicated womanP The most charitable
ceenlnTiy weak and eiddy, and capable OF being rer
tusded as we shall show that she was pen uaded
TINS the threat he made, testned 70 by Mr.
| Nones.
The court.It y somewhat Important in a trial like
to defend himself TO remember that II would certainly
;S hs e. eS1iaf5 'sS s c
% ..r. % & se s 9 sS
| which were immediately afterward communicated &c
Mt McFaranS and which You sl.M to have re
manic. deluslon, or whatever II may be. But the
N p9r % 81 an sTS nS DP,sy 70
communicated to MIN, In the evidence 10 this case.
eonnot consider 1t material, and think It should no
| be allowed.
| Mr.. Graham excepted Mr.. Graham, In reply TO
question Of the Court stated that lie should try tC
| finish the evidence for the defence TO-DAY. tn,
Court adjourned to this morniug at II o'clock.