New-York tribune., 1870-05-10

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or ten minutes he must have LETT little before
o'clock In the aftCrnOon. ON that afternoon the sun sc
at 20 minutes before 5. and daylight as usual las a1ou
half an hour atterwsrd; 50 that would eIng % nae n m
about minute pas; 5. Mr. King wa. uglt nave 40 40
doubt he shot about dusk. They maj gas ngluI ~
the Office but maintain IL not absolutely darS t
Mcfarland reached that office before " War Iii w. Ir
that Richardson came in nSantlne"nsy; hu' nd a" IN
Hammond says, he had cougesuun oI VIC ui' i,od int
order to occasion explosion, nothing was heouo" w"
"a me- cali Intention 10 the evidence Of King have
IL extended from the stenOgrapher,s noieS: va 7
dark when you first saw lcfdflana on ~ II vas dnsk
don't remember whether il was or not nv ~ Ms uu
because the gas was t" I argue that Mtf"iaia & Jaw
Richardson before IL was fun dark that he Me.t over
from Nones's Office: that the men encountered NJ Sce
tbat he received tic shot from which he died Frohnan
saysand refer to THIS because tnyf ar T,r,pJ had
scarcely got into the establishment dt not bens then in
nurose of mat doom from which, am happy to say no
adnterer ought to escape. MI Frohndn SAYS u.tI Mo
Farond came 10 the office at five minutes past 0cnck-
that is 10 minutes behind king-and that Eichardson
came m 1Omnutes aferwar He wants an Oh
10 minutes because the in TE TRIBUNE office are I'M
bued with the idea that Premedtaon must be maue ou
and they want TO place 10 minutes between tna te anu
when the Shooting occurred. and Dir. Carver says 1t was
5l5 $50. repeat to you again that cosderlng te
TO TIE TRIBUNE Office whether he went there purpoScy
or lapt and if he in the state described by Mr.
NOiGs how could he have controlled himself Tor tle
period of Is minutes not to be observed by the IN
of the Office and why were they not questioned as
TO his condition Of mind at the time Gentlemen, you
are men of common sense You VIII perfectly uuersanu
that If on the Broadway side OF s park TINS man was
IN ma III, IL, W IN faw g cconSs resolve himself into
perfect stale of calmness. TIE explanation OF s MAJ
the inmates Of THAT office The thing was sudden,
they scarcely knew the man was there before the pistol
was fired and then there was such disturbance ana
embaTrassment they were not conscious OF what took
place afterward They did not know enough TO Ise an
alarm 1t was not known any was shot when ne Went
out nor did Mcfarland himself know he had shot Rich
ardson in a vital part of the body How aid he know
And how was he nermfed 10 retire without molesta-
tOni The truth of the matter Is that the tnig Ws 80
fn"n thai Tho nersons there were hardly conscious OF
% IusoI @ oa. ~ ,o trmca to The intimacy OF the de-
& wet T T Tivinp m nfice that seems 10 be an un
dsnnted fact on the evidence aud therefore it would be
ttnfop 70 ono NJ the witnesses who gave evidence
thai pon for the purpose of showing that they to
fTs ssw that Nc Fapland was in the office at
~ ~ non nn fbe 95fb Of Noyember 1909 and that
h ha baS r;@bt 70 do So The evidence
ne ne nu nipr ~ the subscription desk was not
V az , thing fr Mcfarland He had perfect acccs,
an ,niS M ~ i ld; ,vhonayer he nleased and
10 every par, VI tiG o heiUr Announced
ne no no t that ne ooK his postion i'm any partc
lar mart of mat office on this afternoon excited and
cnnl excite no snspcion He might have been in Mr.
Sinclair ofcc or any other part of the building but
@ ma ~ ~ w oT s; no tongbt c saw him there at
o'clock in the afternoon "suppose," said, I'VE show
that at that tiine ne was ies aM"5 ~ - hin,
mere professional was induced 70 shlha @
from what he stated ana ietract eyer Toru oi IT, me
around the ONCE, waiting 1Or flcharusoh. n,
1.-THE counsel here rehearsed inc history OF Mcf arahu
In ordinary cases where wife elopes with her par
amour she leaves her children behind WIN er hsnsu'
She leaves him in the enjoyment Of both Of these rights
his paierna right and his right TO et divorce rom Her
usual course but shall presently show you that on me
evidence IN this case no Jury could lise llo It STATS
without finding out that richardson khckOded this man
for year before she eft him II she ilad zone lih9
other women se would haXs eIs MN bat ms ,n nr %
the rght 10 get GNoISe. but soc "int an oehSo -
ald out Tor hn Inc hIst iGatuIe Is Ia. 5c ~ p p1
herseu III posltloh WlciJ 20. s,o .s,r Ia a. ~ ,, ~ o 10
Stage She was an abortion there She had no talent as
AN actress ard they dare not say she had But that
Sberc Ricbardson wanted her "a the first stem toward
the fufllment of this programme. As as she got
clear of this man she left the stage not that Has
She ever been heard of on the stage since she left
him. except long enough to give color to her previous
conducts
She never went there but for the purpose charge.
Let them call Mr.. stewart Mr. Booth, and let US see
if she had those claims upon hiStronc consideration
which Mrs. Calhoun presses; we know, and they know,
waiting maid, and never was likely 10 rise above it..
This then Is the first feature to get her the stage,
SO that She will only have to Hdnap one cLd instead OF
,non tbe s}ae This moor neticOatdden man NOT daring
TO- resist her for as She viii tell You herself he was glad
abscond at the proper time. Percy to be
kidnapped and Richardson's money is to fight this father
Now they have sneered against this man because he
commenced suit against Richardson Now let us see
how inst this is had spent between $500 and 81 600
i'm recovering possession of his oldest boy he had been
impoverished his dishonor had been published to the
the first shooting there was no way the facts could be
sread to the uulic So he coes to "a LAWYER and what
does he saw isI want no money thongh might be
filled to have back those 5000 but only to have
Tho facts nf INV dsbonor spread before the world" that
might see how atrocios they were is not that the
Testimony of Elwood and have we not proved that he
W. frd ConsuIsbin and s10 o0 TO SETTLE tbe mater2
aud tbat ne tod him at C0nsul,hip at the court of
Weaven woud he mo- rrce TO him for his Youngest SON.
Io"nr Co,, tIcy dc, that2 Whv in tbe midst of All
"a i mn ala tbay NOT nrove t6at thrv offered tLis
thIs o4cd up uI9 % my , i.I 49,, 80 M n'n no,
man ana he ieIuseu .OnsuiAP anu S4o'V'o " 0'' '
suit .
Now gentlemen for an instant let me cal your at
tenton TO fathers rght TO ms Chld. for tls man
makes claim to the body of this woman, hut he Is
father and he wants his child Now let me ca y0nr al
ten a al Blackstone. According