The sun., 1872-04-26
A GIRL TRIED FOR MURDER.
THE POISONING OFRfNSOM T.. BJR-
ROCGlIS or PITEENON.


IHE POISONING or Rf NNoH H. "tH- ,
HOt6HS or PiTEENON.
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i'lc uH,l ol LlppIc "airupr"ht ior inc
muIuor OF ransom r. burroughs was resumed |
IN PATERSON Nd. Yesterday the objection TO
.ne Jury panel raised by mayor Tutue' counsel
Ior the defence, having been removed by the |
h,ak'he ana nYoi proper panel. Promptly |
at ~ CLOCK the court opened. The court room |
was crowded as Delore' ana there was the
same crowd waiting ON the sidewalk /
i" sec L'Dnie uallapraht taheh rom the .
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even more attractive thah on Monday. In
place Of the plaid woollcn shawl she wore
shawl Of black, with broad Paisley edge, and
her hands were cpcased in brlaht kiI gloyes em-
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pIoldered win black county prosecutor hop
per took into the court room plan of Bur
roughs's house which he laid on the table. and
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TO Which frequent reference was made during
the day. Among the spectators were many wo-
men and pirls. None were better known I'm
Paterson than Van Wrinkle nogert and Libbie
Garrabtant. Libble had worked in two mills in
| the city, and Borert had been much about town.
Late In thc afternoon Prof ID ,remu. Of New
York arrived. II was he who made the analysis
Of Burroughs stomach. The Professor had
! microscope and various apparatus, which he
placed upon table in ,ue tear OF the clerks
d,.k.
c.,woy srN.E ~ SEW jrUsrY.
The first hn.iness was the impmeilinT oi
jury. The method Of procedure In New Jersey
Is very d'''"o irom that In New YORK STATE.
III Nc" ',I l7 NOT c'un'ed rune LOT
man % l'i '"e newspapers ana lo'ih an
oplh .'i'' 'n' ..' 'no peculiar anu ~, uoI,ueu @
objection "' .". "sal'', 9 a man 'ne juror ,,r'
| mrrk,d .. l,mcut and counsel raising no
trivial .'i. .,.i. The following Il the panel
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mn'i t.,.r\ ,1flgs si.tf Miid-m EaS IoIa ga
MRn'S'nl, iainS@d VaS Wntt, Jos i fS 56a.on
william pe cray, amos Oh'mo'ilnln' ,noma' Jones
the ~ State oT at i5 T. M at Which hour cur the Jury
| had been chosen and were In their seats. lie
salient h2in'1; me particulars nave peeh PRINT
rhe AZ ~ Const,tia Wilfia,,, v.ui,a
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! Derer,bsr last To- serve a writ of attachment
lie said
THE DISCOVERY or THE CORPSE.
~ Safri ' ihS % hSat G door vas oSsSd The b.cs
door, opening IRON the alcy, Was hat open. NVht
fogn son 5 Hbeke bottes sBd old If hei and Knives
and forks. started to leave aud twenty feet away
door rIinau lady Nu we'd next door
spoke 10 me. / turned back aud loohed thTough NE
Ny Roio 9i fne gyor no O stove rGId Snd
| s,m. "carnct on the foor / nut my back
TO- iee SooF ana m 1Iep vino @ Win me- s1d
nat Il vas some Of t1 furniture covered up. SAID no.
over it. fGSd 1t s' away. aud V s4i3 GSt Sas Mr..
SL.t6sr he had on ~ eoat. but he had no hat When
s ba s Ras s the c SST Ha es aef m aS SSS. a aed 3
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ag,nsi tat VAN, WA ~ le9t AZ 9n9,Ger Sn5ir rse
Wr ,,rcr ~, ,scd tho Witness to e,p,,,n how
the WAS as T3pPsi 9b3I @ 1f hS@G S
VA nJ ali t6he ustration. Meanwhile profoumd
stiffness regncd In the court room.
Q.-You say you f,lt the body What part q Il l.
15rner Slf f SIs Sss ir5,en was '''a '' ','' D NV
Mr.. Hopper How ug di {on remain taerrP \.
~ soon rs de, ,ysrrtd t-t d, Tgs d'a! g. trd ne
frc.i his lace.
witness found that the door had been fastened
or ie T,n 'asug w,t f i6 ho i Wa here boyn wit
ness Witness continued ....
THE suhRoV NpiN'S OF rhE CuNPSt'
On he corner q the room.
The positions u the furniture was explained
TO- We jury. ...,..,
H., pall was standing about four feet from me body
Mn,n vent for Or Quinn mgte ny S4aqiye iq q,
.or ~ t- mi iii,e TO tbs fou.. etp rp TO- IN,
I r6'f1 ,itl Dr Ouinp / found thlt the door lcadino
H. ., tbr b4rx r1ii ~ tba frcnt mad been io, ,o,i
Ih,rs wes 4 brass kcv in the lock We found a KEY or
t tf.ir. ,lin, a. 'fi'a ft -iory DOM Know .it
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/ ,.,. t' A. y,..ii rt 't.., .i11r htr,t 0uru
a. TIi ttu fH. .tr tIl f.uu.f stairs n
- ,,.Uil Al no I.ar hrf,een ta fr,nf and bncl
.It.I o.. fr, .t.s l..s. Do. . ,i...r
f. f,.u. p. i.t,,.t 9,.-, g., So, ~, N1nLs
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To- ht front roomf A.-Yo-, Pr. mo iisleuirg r.
flItd i9 We upon ~, t'9r .Nfst pIch' "l'"'ss Ar
sti''," sac ""A"'' '' '"'''"''s'
Az NfPOHrANr KY.
r. NJ tf,,cr u,t ,c h,sr ~ tho ,,,t boe, t,r, l,o,
o93 a Vl sir tir NAN. l're II, ~, I'm t r,l,, - d,
NJ. ioit' ~ th,, i,rs v.s. ,hnt nt ii,tn M,
hssr , ,,,id l",, ntlo,kr IA - had htl ;-.v 49, ~
't,l ~, w, r.,' ~ ~ a',s fr,,T, r. n mo
w ~" .trr',u ~, snJ ni,ins "a ,si - nd "a,
ian,1s on, nicf1rr and one lo6Ling cs,. me STOW,
was about two feet from the mantel piece. II Was
cook stove Inc glass hnhs on the Hhlt ae you ehti
ihG do3t IN @lntae HfT Nihr0Tr VI II. 1hc cdot15 ANAL
glass hottie which III. Coroner said contained poison
iid moi touch H. and don't know Who took n. re-
moved the articles the same day under the attachment
The chair in which burroughs sat was small Woude
| rocker without arms Tho other, In which hls fee
| rested. wa. an ordinary wooden chair.
O.-Coud YOU tell that IL body under the coun
u | tcrplne uut1 you removed the cOyerf A.-Not posI
ID ! tlNey
GLOW long did you stay there A. We'll, I'LL hall
I | past l.
4 | IInBIE GARR ADRANT OUT RGDING.