The sun., 1873-05-03
F.TRAlN In HIS ELL. L.
srcH A SPEECH As TEVER HAD
HEEN HEARD IN 4 COURT ROOM.

chief Justice Daly's court room was
,lr1ased Yesterday Notwithstanding the storm.
Promptly at four O'Clock hs Honor took hls
s,.t and Mr.. Clark hell arr se to call witness.
Tie youthful foreman II the jury was on his
feet ia AN Instant protesting against the calling
u anybody but Mr.. Train and his private socre-
tary. He said that tho jury were tired out, and
4 not think II right to force them to listen day
after day 70 tho same old story. They feared
,at the case might never be closed. Justice
paly said that he, too, anxious that II should
be- IL seJ. and added that II would be almost
impossible for him to sit next week. as he must
attend the General Term. Mr.. Train and his
tree lawyers consulted, and then Mr.. BELL, say
IN, that he and his associates did not intend to
bore the Jury with another army Of witnesses,
called Mr.. George =. Bemis, private secretary to
" Train. MIR. Train said that as the prusecu-
ton had tried To show that he was a liar ana a
humbug he wished to show them that he was
not Mr.. Bcil examined Mr.. Bemis, who said
mnt he had been Mr.. Trains private secretary
,r twelve years. llc travelled around the world
van aim, and was perfectly familiar with all bis
r,y,ncuts lie was auestioncd concerning Sir.
Tudns behavior In France, his speeches, an d
hl.inpri.oumcnt. He told " plot on the part
,fthe Red Republicans to ubcrato him from
tr- n. Then he spoke Il the funeral of a Com
uuui.t, and went into v,luninous details. MIR.
witnesses st lie of answering questions.
Nh. TRAINS owS FUNERAL.
NJ Train intcrruptrd AMI said. This Is my
funeral, my dear sir 1T us 20 on Then II wai
uuI'. tw fr Gen. Cluscret MIR. Trains connec-
t.uWith the Credit Mobilier was next touched
ut.n Mr. Lyon again grew uneasy, and the
t..,us iu which his chief had becn confined Mr.
hans books, entitled, young America
Anr'ed," Young America In Wall street."
Ilrlpiatu.' EraDgIs
ON slavery" a Voico from the PIT"
"Irun. 'nlon Speeches in England, p" Gcorfe
Trauti. Train on the Downfall of England"
"ucorso francis Train on feniansln, ""George
Francis Train In Hell" (his latest, and
and q few ~ them were admitted In evidence.
Tue witness thought Mr.. Train had eNtraordi-
nary business capacity, anI assured the jury
uat he had been at the bottom Of mOny Of the
sr,At enterpriscs of the world. He spoke of his
connection with the Atlantic and Great West
ern Railroad, his candidacy for the Presidency,
i. speeches l.l0O In numbcr-in advocacy of
l- cloims,, the Union Pacific Railroad, and
H W w M y i2u H5 hSrbt hSe h9phreT Mr. Tr aIs the
sane now "a he was twenty years agu. Never
considered HIM insane. Mr.. Lyon crpes-exain-
hal been assisting Mr.. Train for the past three
weeks In the preparation Of
PAGAN BIBLE.
Nr. Train was worry eccentric, he thought, and
one APT To- bother Others. lie had heard that In
h. youth, Whilc he lived wi. IA his grandmother
on a farri, Mr. Train used To- drink the cider in
property upon his wife Welding her an income
~ sp,On year. The present valuation. q the
u'naha pros ivlty u.s. between t,s1 ~ and fioo.oO.
lie believed him Mr.. Train t. bo "a mi,ionalre.
Then Mir. Lyon wns anxious to hear something
about tho impr sunmrut 90 Mr. Train In u DuUlin
Jail Tue VituO-- was satisfied that he was re-
l1a-ssI because he created too much CpwmUtlpn
there IIo dclty, red Unions 10 hl, fellow iris
oncrs Oh the downfall of rglgnd, and other
Wtse rendered hiu=vlt - offensive :" the autnu =
iues THAI they were glad To- Ice rid uf Elm. Dad
Mt believe that he paid any m,n ney TO secure hls
rieaso. la conc tlusion, he said TIA, he Thought
Nj Train believed what hc said, and be coin
cided with him In his vieWs.
Dr EArcne lnguct, formerly house surgeon
Va IoleNue Hospital, and more recently COTE
i'c'cd with the asylum tor the Insane on lil' *
M'lf' Island, was called. lie had kn"wn Mr..
Train for many years, considered Lam very &C.
centric, but never iutane.
RAILROAD MGS TO TIE FRONT.
E>.Atcrmun oliver Charllck reluctantly
Mr. IRAN about ton or twelve years. Thnight
hm yoIy eccentric and crrttic, but never saw
Aly eVIdonco Il Insanity Mr. Lyon read 10 him
tey'Tdl uvWrpaprr accounts OF speeches M de
BY Mr. Train ia this city several year, ago. one
uc-Sion Wts particularly described, aud Mr..
Train W1s there shown to have been very de-
r.u-trt'iye q Mr.. Trln sadd with a snser, Yes,
Thor A. i'le was written 10y the notorious John
Nus- - uuus.' the wituvs- S,ld that he had
heard hr Ira speak in many public pldcea.
bat never Witnessed scene such ~ w.- de-
srrtcl Iu that Article He did not tuiuk Il was
Nr Horace II. Day was the next witness. Ho
hei kngNn NJ Tram eight or ten year,. Was
'ausA "a that he had changed none, anu leit con-
b4t"t that he was not insane.
Joseph Is. stewart, a lawyer, who had known
Mr. Train twenty ye,rs, followed Mr. Day lie
taid Dee was convinced tnat Ar. Train l. OF sJuud
MUD,
Here the iurymcn became ndsety, and the
rith one ark"d Nr ll,li why he did not put Mr.
Train on the stand, ANA have tho case closed.
lie and hls fellow lurymen hoped that counsel
HE r Nh ,aroe R awy4 weld and md 4s 4sn the sa
Then tn"y looked AZ Justice Daly, who held bis
gun al II, and seemed about 20 say " Please
do" Mr.. Train adjusted the howerS In his lay
pei, and stepped 90 the stand. Tie smiled upon
the, jurYmyn aud GATORS and then looked NJ
at Justice DAILY. An eyes were upon the maj
who wtls Ia testify concerning his own sanity
TRAINS STORY TOLD ny HIMSELF.
Tho court room silent a. tho grave foi
several moments, and then Mr.. Ben arose and
asked Mr Train when and where he was born
Mr. Train replied 10 lSjJ in Boston. lie kind
IN ugh 60 tel the tury the story of your carry
No, -aid Mr. IL u. MI Train turuedfp Justice
bnly aud asked whether he might tell ui- stnTy
ia hia wn way. His Honor said YES. There
"'e tin mos; nreathe,s attention for few mo-
ly outtlnc"d Is they listened. hl. voice rose
tni i,.L lie va. N times very eloquent. NeV'i
N'il" time. Nothing was forgotten. Dntes were
t'NDn !ai every circuu stance without referring
tt,m'fanda. lie -nd hat his ta,her, mother
aaI -i.fsr- 4icl Of yellow fever iu Sew Dilruu-
le Vie brought up by his grandmother in N,
\. tl.l. 81 iiiln, and was taught not % drink
smoke, un; swear, or cheat and those cpiumaud
m,l., Le bad tcIir.pusly observed u tAt- dav
He A.. told IS his grandmother that it h,
".r fNt ia thu-, =, ~prrt. he would surely bc
1"., t.elt man, tut when he went 70 Va -h
'l, ,,.. 10 tA otter y"d- aud SAW
CLAY, WEBSTER, CALHOUN,
fHi All 'he flmous men of tine day, and lesrnea
i. n 90 .l-Iry.rl fnD-c cor UHutU., u'H Wi.ct
i F. rw thcr lad down Iur hls gu dance, nt
I.' r.h. urud tuIt that sIui Ola lady hac
tNa'l.d nm. lie had crossed the AtiNut,
.'..iN' 'ime', and vas Tie natcr - t"ent,
l.l.-. .4.,'-, had boon every NNotr, seen every
u"nt 'nIahyurcd 20 DO r-ht, and Ha. aiWaN'
HHnt tu ttuye the whole WuIii, ana HAT ~,-
W.' .. ~t- NOW Uu TRIAL Tor iusfuifY. NtT,
T.. u.l"I.- cheering drowned his voice. and M
-pHa. l' SCENE uf confu-iou ensucd Jus
." '.ll raped 70 vain Tor order. Tho spcctt
.i+r IuI,u, ulappcl tADir hands, and cAcrIct
l"i lu,y tWO minutes. hr. Train bowed lc
~. 49,. tiH ttce lawyers troWhl,d ~ the
ir Hl their cheat. and the iuTNmrn rrcmct
N.H-lE0t ~ their soHtp. At length his Houo
r..-. himself heard and administered "A sClth'
..'- 'tuhH o. The spec dttr-, Con,l ding by say
lh' lhot the majesty e the law must he
Ir-p' 'od, and " the rlEutest demonstration
W. lip made he should send Tor - force o.
l".. e 20, lear the room. Mr.. Train apologize,
ll- Do. The innocent cause II 50 much ronfu
h'h. N,- Honor adNirod hlm 10 speak viii
M.rc moderation. Then Mr.. Train resumed nv
s.'lI and ttii Of his education in grocery IN
hlNS'. AurcttS his connection with the shippin.
!hlttH-t- giving dates II nulldlns ot ship-, thei
o4Id"l, how long he possessed them, and how
WNrh zee sold them for. lie raitPd through a
ah N,i1 rdilary rate all about his connection
villa tIe house 81 Enncu Train q Co, his busi
I."1 nh4, and this country. lie said be "a- call