, 1873-12-12

blTtnghclIi was bsiiy moving fnra new trta tht
az irai was in,oeslbo. slay Of rs"eeciines va,
e take place., 1Toreot received = telegram
r,sccess Of is onoayora. Il, soltemSor to snrct
Court took tho matter under full consideration, md
decided tint THO Chicago colrt ud erred in not rat
for trial In tho Cook County Ctinal Court, Iudgt
KnuwltoI nca an affidavit for chango. Of xcn,c, Fct
1 viii S rcas1 ] 70 msSers r an, s . %t
ono III which ho waA nescstc WIS 10 groat iii unoh
County lint. although fourteen nou'ha had elapsed
Aimee tho commission uf lilo rrncs 1t VIM Rtl Hu
rotent as to prevent him from 'avng ir rinl. The
Bato'a Attorney Offering 10 opposition 10 tho m0Iiu
Ya. granted, ntld el"''ge of yenuo to Will County
rt,E srcosn TRIAL
took rsce On the ls H.. ot Jaary, 1872 before Judge
lro4tlcs nj, dnvit BY Tho prisoner for continuance
Witness for tho people III The prcvloa srta whom lie
wihc,l tn ,sc as hts own ninoss in tho trial Just ue.
Cd Tho Cent ,enis tho motion for eo,tinse
WIS not ,npt.ra for tho dcfcnEe, hut was damaging to
II rnther. Than otherwise. Judge Kl.owlton made
another affidavit Of tho pris 'nrr, so!tig forth that o
could provo nI abl by Quo John " Harvey. WHO, lie
Ind reason 70 boeye wts II st. Louis wore tlio tasc
yainablo Testimony. This mutiui Was s.ouy
argued ny Sy s,nt., ,hs counsel for !4o prsosr
AllA kHH H4utGH AtlUEHES. Hllt " WIS
nnay oyerr.cd by tho Judge the grouut TINT suf-
fcnso. THO evidence In tls trini WI moro vou,.Ii.
nous than ~ tho previous ono, but facts were
elclsod with any we'gh'y bcaring on tho emo.
TIE SECOND CONVICTION.
Tho result Of lhe trial Shaved that nothing hit lime
Ind been gaincl BY lilo defense, hs Jury having,
uftcr absenre Of two hours, brought In vcr'ct ii
guilty" s'tlI death lonay. tiny counsel for i,o
and tho Saturday week following was lxed fur is
hearing; on that day Judge Knowou was uot pres
e & s ss w1s ss Oy M e r So M
that hc had erred in refusing tn gr.lnt contnnulc.
anl In oshcr Important larlienlsrs; The motion
10 speak, which he dill ut some litta length. Hu was
tlc sentenced to be hanged in Joliet on tho 14t day
OF February, 1875.
ANOTHER surEnsEpEAs.
Immediate steps were .akeA by tic condemned mur-
that otiria resl,.tur lad been received from tho
supreme Court g,nnt,ng M new trial w|,osc rfoceeainya
T1se f gs 1rsy rls @ c
arguing Of tho before tho s,lrreme Court In tho
lstcr rart Of October last Judge Knowlton held that
any new trial Icing either ordered or awarded. lie
nueed s claim for new tsia on several legal ionis
@ S wh6 n ~ 'ss m "sssS @ @
TIE 3uUp1sENT coNFInMED.
On the ash of Octaber lust tho Supreme Court ren-
Of tue Court belw and designating tho le.h day Of
December, 1873, to-day, as that Oh which Perteot
shoula pay tho nenaisy o. deatn:
Tho following In u statement 'sIdc by Perfect a!x
weeks ugo, beforo tho Supreme Court l!ad leld! tu
h's ease nt t!o nTeeMa Request u H. =. isi- ni-
city. When It became known HAT such Il
ha . sfs1 T1f n IT, eews ssSs o..ssso wss h a
s!!od be M,blishc, foF said percc II do not
wsn 70 sast punc M e p @ y opr ,
ed" An effort to got tho document from ar. Fclows
in rontar gpt s w" ~ rod Il @ ,r
neps,aso,l. 10 u aowet cory to 10 made, proyieI
statcmcnt was written whcu ho ,rivoner was insured
by its counsel aud friends tlnt o vo.lu Le granted
nav trial and when he was full Of hone.
'nia tlorutnrnt emitting tl,ogo nurinne inf. for
nuhltr,,snu IL ~ foI;nws. @'3o'0 rS'"' 1'A"' 4't
ii. Andrew j. Pcrteet was born in a1ontcelo Jasper
m, cn1ssx,,sns @ 5o yoars ol was raIssi T III a!a .
ana. cnmo TO illinois in 1851 was married to nv ID
ceapcl Wiio On Aug 81 Of ,ho sor,e year, Ind lived
viii hrr in mare nu] hanninrns mill 'lHli1 nv
Iannhter ,sns hnrn in iS;a y '
Ms lien nroeess to reIac tho troubles growing out
Of ile alIsIc n1roner conduct Of IFS alvli.r with
varinns tn4xi.InRia ncfcrrirr IN lin ssrnnd oScn.
sion portcet anvs. ~ ~ ~~~"
H.. sso ssa t,,+ II ,,,,,, ~, lin, u, ,v,,,, IN
a shg coM ~ nse lie INC VI , ny thasusT. n W.T.
~, satn H. ~ % a~n ,' rva", hraof nn r.
shy WE .nan sho would n9 nsk my ;ot; to do H. 1n te
aaie. or sne as'er IaI. oi yma., ao'a ny ~ VIE a's.
ss,a'at s @ rch , ~ nnd .d = IN % ~.
teisse Me,hs saIteI m a LOT n9e, 1
WY ] o, ~ ho c Us ~ a rc,,oxaS IT,
anu luut.n % , Mu ~ e. III ~ t,o na ] % ,nu
rEe ANU WITT ier ge' ,ud pT H.
no %n M ,.,a & h at Ia.4 ~ -" lsnSm s "
ss hn .e hro ny H''n no u,u rr f"nv to wan
herself eiore t s died. 70 th ae nlt TnsSd I'd
s1 ~ w;a II aS v @ ne
er a r snu hm 81 safe a sno Fenrfv a1
TINT could ge clear On The ground Of protecting her,
MSh Mo M @ VI nov n.s se na y 4 ~ ax Mas a snc
woa nYa Will WILL n0 no . r. ,,ia na' Ivy n nes
o. %ou nse seA f " sr ~ 1s ~ I re-
lrac'eas however, tro'" .hs pos'9's ~ 'ne
During Jn1y, 1871, there wcro further family
troubles, al finally his wife proposed to GO to Ala
n, and lie sent down 10 his old homo III thnt Stae
fer s5o aug O. matters camo to crisis, aud s and
Ills wife qnarrclcd tho attcr declaring that slt would
i've with him no longer: THIS haEpened Tuesday, and
.lo following Thursday lla wife broke up houfe.
kepping left him. aud went out to nurse sick woman.
That via about tbs 1:h Or 18th Of August AT the
sunni time his daughter went to live out.
During September hc Ind further trouble about his
daughter but says tat ell ilat time not CROSS word
Iusteu between ls wfo mud himself. After Ats wfes
death:
"Oue Of the Grand j1lrora was well acquainted with
this whuis alfar, aud hu elne to nU ana said: 'lcr