New-York tribune., 1873-06-28


Traoy waworth.
TIE CRoss-EKAMISATIoS
This closed tho direct examination and Mrs-WaworA
was amned by Mr. Phelps. In reply question:,
sho said saw FRANKS pistol in his possession ts.
weeks before he left Saratoga he used To keep It In
room had no inlmaton Of his departure on that
Monday, until received tho MESSAGE that u he was
supper he would not b. back that night but he
was speaking OF gongin reply to further questions
conditions Of her sons health abe stated
that she noticed certain riddity Of tho limbs winch
would last perhaps half an hour o.,,,
tiuie cft NeW-YOrk in January. 1871 never Mr.
WalwOrth again; his occupation that OF an author,
| Bis first book, written soon aiter onr maIAge. SA
"Jhe Mission Of Death" the next was Lau," thea
ana So wsrwcS and Lulu psse
| he wrote Beverley" and Delapi1ine;" remembes
there esrlIer ons. called Hotsour" which came
oCoacr taking up , sSGE read s9 from ts IT. ~ Si
taken by Court that they We o produced 10 TIA.
Ord.r: . warwick" Toe Mission ol Death" Hot
sPey" i IcYeriey" That Mr. WsiTCrCS ia saii %
portray his own unhappy fo and experience or aiarn
re witness further stated that she received,
copy Of Delapaino" or Beverley" she da not Enos
how the two volumes OF Ms. Of tho late Chahcell0rs
! WriuAss 20, into hanshoids possession.
| MINOR IE4SrIMONY OFFERED.
Clarence jenkins was rSxamiued By AF o'COnor.
o. You stated, under examination, that you went u
the room Of Mansfield with the Coroner, somo weeks
nor, after hs DEATH 10 remove te articles there snd
|
found II previous TO that; won't there on the Thurs
day before the body WAS removed from the city with
The Coroner and Deputy Coroner Mar. h, 10 get ths
clothes and in found the pistol loaded, aud
hls remained; called the Cofoner9 attention to
IT. and he examined H. aud replaced u ~ t9e drawer
remained in my possession until Sa'eH 70 Jou Jas'
On tdc cross-cxaminalion By Mr. PIeps The witnes.
! satI: dm connected VITA tat ltih't . y. 10 sei
! L. q
To MI O'Conor he said: Tio deceased occupied 9
Bcni W. tinsian. cx1rleI by Nr. O'Conor. stated,
/ am guunp acT and reside % Sara Ok 5Dtpgs knew
Tue late CHarceOr DAD bis iami} bu % il. L~"' lfo
On. ci ere COlio revolver; lhtye known Frauk hir
worth aDou eight year personally, 1ud iyr seen coa
siderable him durns that time we used 10 riaJ al
W 'l @ I1 ~, :. .o Frank before the melancholy
90, ur,encc1 A. lne morning before, iu bioadHy
saratoga he wdo ol 'r way 70 tn s.'IJD Del on Ls
other silc the street, aui W. wcr. lE 'u ifni
directions: we sIyt. sui De a1hed, "Hheu viii vo nave
another social game 81 Whist - sad. Any day ts
week. in fact, tDls afternoon ~ you Hhtj hr r''L
'' Won't Tomorrow 20 you well r. Ls -c'la obarfo
on ro9.exanIina.!on by Mr. Phelps tie wItucs. sad
il was wees before that bisetuE '4h we
prisoner last yi,eI la, shop; d. was 10. M ihc "t u
ylsluug t frequently, BAT l!om 'inr 10 umri ho 0'nf
! gaae but whist played te used t5e Mcrus o.-'@
game" on TINS particular 'c.a-oA Toe witness Va,
asked II these words had NOT O.cL --k'-ci T. bi' "H'
replied No.
An AUTuoEs LETTERS HoN2.
No wjnesse, wer. called during tue d''' hnt '"
over twO hours Nj. OConor read continuously 70 me
Jury the letters OF Mansfield Tracy Wawosth 70 hs VIE
These as r O'Conor stated read for the purpose
of showing the insanity OF the deceased, With tie vea
also os deduciug tie inherited insanity of h s,n sn'
muraerer Could the letters be published IN all thcb
abomiuab.e llih snl r3lll abuse TIE ground II Mr.
OCouor could iscarcoly be c1cr51ohod uroa. Ouein
portant letter IL directed TO Mrs Backi., hc cers
mans wife, and runs in part IKE this:
+ MY DEAR SISTER: 7 have conceived the great secret
4
n down from Heaven IN basket \ 4" 40 nay p',o'HeI
impo-;Oro. an inc u .l 'ai'I, !. " ~ 80
> grpat - motion on the flth vAr' am SUMMONED
for stall p" so'ier-ane .nd iSIs lh L,'T.I-,s rs
- nt 1nor,v NV sistrr bar during terrestrial in.er
cour-c Won have manifested >uth Alul lN''- l"i i"'
J. Vu make vor one of thc 0ucca- Of tine earl.
4 | Keen tl, secret until ana anuoauoed VI me sound q
/ t n n Walsoftu The true aud e,erra. soA o! God
And so the letter runs ko the ri'aS OF an eA 'ee
maniac Tho reading OF the other letters was 'ed'l'
I'm court uroceednss that has seldom characterized he
worst criminal trials. TIE oaths occurred ID every ue
aud we're horrible and blaspuemons beyond de'ip:'h
II seemed As the imaginative talent OF tie dead author
had been turned its legitimate current ana mo'
| powerfully exercised in the invention OF epEe' h'Ay
. | beyond expression 10 apply - the woman WIG
. had borne him SO many children; and u'mc'
: are applied TO those very chilrE-Ai I.-E
= Frank and Mansfield TrIcy-whch cIi.'' ne
repeated while tie most brutal thr.a.s a;s u iie
are hssed forth Nj OCOuor read Cue %, ora. - oAy
the portions entirely t1o hlthy 10 bee Irpea-'' 'N'
T. emphasizing the Olths with all the p'"tro h.'N
y pre. ou Imagine the b.lspheuY % t- A'".' o' 1911
IS average Of el,ht ten seconds, aHi l.' '.".' -
< coluue-e! TIE sounds became SO paaih ''i'f COZ
n st,nt rpstitiOn a. Dee nearly ueru9yrtJ' qua h'
e through 1t all the ladies 40 the DtcN pr. "- lA'
70 room slt drinking in all the hth aud IF'i'-.'
81 rs c1oly as the men, occasionally cropping N'i ''"
on eir fans AS II slo.1eo. and ta.u iooas up '-lA
IS os the Gaucerou, snoal passed until iae N 'A
y A .-HtI AZ T.I .I 30 :
Uritten while the divorce proceedings between Wa
worth and his vile were penang, and tHe mth 'e'-
N he uddeued by the delays and sp'urHrIt' Nlch
> are enailng expense upon hIn, Prr'en"AS MN rom
rroccedug in his literary work. aui be r'I- '" ''
o rerosd her lawyer, occasionally l,1pnc opEo'a'N
,,,.ets, such hypocr-'e &c upon l-' E'' 'i'.''
a. WaIW0rth, his b."-Aei IAl' u '". '-' SOD
70 he u.-. "a her 10 I-u:
& promise before God 90 ab,t.i2 'e > 'i .. .. @
al or -r any ot tle pr"f '. .I ,-,al,g
- hp nos he'll enough t. cH. r, lu l'' l.-. .n i.,
- less ,atitreu WIt.oIt cuitAAS Lt.a ~. ..f -c.t
y, .,,..rr- Tor literary wOrk. W.. aIH."a-A L.' .'..
~ aQaiu or ou,er any court sO .ols '' ''.' '-
= III IL ir,se,.y c1u. Fauss mr'h.r tor'ure~' o'
D ucI;" declares with irishJll olt. t;i Hr "l ''N
her blood b.twsen MS teeth scatter h'r Drains, S't
Il ON her eyes," &C. THcn m less furious 'rA'P h' ''
that Lc clscr z.d iy apprehension tl'l '"' "'''
" ing eucu his publishers ".N reuse 'o '"''' I'"
q cause he has uo.aiug ready Tor them. M
Whom ,Ir. o'Couor read one OF the leteTs ea'ns
1t Jldge Barbour an aiamou scoualr"i he prisoner uu','
j. utoa f OF Laughter which he tonld not r'>ian' "".o
His mother aut Ill tur relatives appeared 20 o' sfe''
l. afpn-sd several umss when peculiar expressions ~
r. ,ft- ycr. real aloud win greIe emphasis young
r,I-r ,,, III j,s-i ui, head on lis hand 90 conceal
tbe amusement Iae -cl'u- oIuodhlm. oJeiimg aoou
So fbe uiai is remarkable. asa hls been commen,eu
! ON hy many, auI thar is the apparent sia'p
Of all tie relatives, Tie prisoner and IN less u,,'''
perhaps. the mother. Scarcely anything moves ,I,''
They si., nader tAc most narrowing '''l'' ',.