, 1874-10-28
The Washington safc-Dnrg'ary Still
a Fresh Topic.
Additional Testimony in tho Andor-
son Murder Case.
Tho Train-Robbcry on tho Chicago &.
Southwestern Road.
Minor Criminal Items.
T 1,c District snfc-nurg1ary Case,

WASHINGTON, u. u. Uct. G.--uaflnB tn8 ah1o
burglary trial to-day Tho jury worc sent ous to
viow tho premises, and while thoy wcro gonc
Judge Humphreys took occasion to romark that
tho pross lad commented NTH ,sthor moro froc.
dom than he could approve on tho manner In
which tho trial has boon conducted, with es-
recinl rcforeuce to tho constitution Of tho jury.
1Io repollcd the assertion that tho jury was
racked, aud sud that ho would not per-
init such charactolzaiuns, hut would
punish suoh an oTenss ns contempt
,,ndor q law OF 1871, which provides lhn. any
person, Nho by publications. attempt to intini-
liato Jurors, shall be lanle to Indictment, and,
on conviction, to a fine not cxcreang $4,000 or
imprisonment not oIcecdng nix months, or both.
In oil the progress Of tho casc 1t has bcen re-
n,arkcd on nIl sides that Judge Humparoy's
course las been porfcstiy rair aud juat. No
ono can hold him Responsible for tile 1nalner ia
which tho Jury bns bcen constituted, nor for tho
facr thai nine Of tho twelve Jurors have been iu
ono way or another Intimately connectod with
the District ring. Marshal Sharpe IL rcspunsible
for that.
1t IL icliavcd that the evidence against the
conspirato,e will be so ovot"le ming that even
this jury must conyict; but still 1t seems as
though It would have been inst ~ oasy to l,nvo
summoned tAlesn,en who would not at first
glance have appeared to 10 incapable, from
prejudice, Of Judging fairly Of tho Testimony.
ti0HtD 4 IsSoct1tfd Press.1
WAsu1soros. j. c. ocr. 27.-Iue ssfe-burg-
larry caso was resumed to-duv. Judyo HUH.
phreys announced that he would allow tho jury
to visit tho premises at eone stage nj Tho pro-
credngs, when convenient. He then directed
tia officer to take tho jury ous OF court for a
few minutes. and. wlcn thoy retired, ho address,
ed the coansei upon tho peculiar report Of tho
proccedinEs which somo OF til. rhnera nra pre-
eenting their readers. Ono OF them, he said,
Ind staudinr hend onti.lod, " Moclscry Of jus.
sics y anotner crltic!ses u'justty, md another
paper mates digest of thu proceedings il
form gut:o ohjectional to tho causo Of justice.
This. hs sail, was all contrary. to law, anl 1t
might.rosssbiy hecoaie tho province ot the Court
to Interfere III such publications.. II they arc pot
EiBcd IN. Such l,ublic1ti sns lild hllch tenarHe
In tho press NJ o lu!nlda iUns. aud maY lnlllenoo
action. a,1d shun1d he snppf pfcaaed. Tlerc can bo
stronger method Of illuminating jury t!an SONIC
Of tim publications. which have appeared.
Aftcr the caAo IL concllded, thcra will DO
no lMni optlctY In tho press making such crlti-
clsnl Us tlle facts may warrant; npt however, to
use any moro ltherty IN that rospect than Is al
lowed III any other nauch OF pubic bualucss.
The jury was recaElad. kutl
OSCAR D. MAD6E,
Supervisor Of srcctal Agents OF thu Treasury
Depa' tment, was sworr uo testified tl'nt !e
was acquainted will George Carter, Of Dalti.
ton. Gov. shepherd. mud Col. uouc. lis told
thcso Eentlomen M tnat carter told hlm thate Gov"
erntneat SAG nao ooea TooDea' cue thas Co!um'
anu Naa ag1ee9 70 turkish 5l.9oo tyr
tho Purpose. nn'1IhRton sud he "as invautl-
gatins lne massors anu hxipR up chnin Of
eSasTce nenso''; 1no @ Or @ ny ou' iars IN Gus
lneo ~ ihe robbery. WINES offalod 10 aid
some oE us detectives IN working up tue case.
nus Gov. shephera sa'd AarIln5ton was pushing
tue i matter, aug @ no 4 ahsataaee 1 vas required.
a.a 10! PIT up $1,000. but thnt he was interested
~ tne matter. 1asllneton @ veg 3 al.xlons su have
Witness employ Carter tor tho Government say
ing le would ray iur lib services, but WltnsHs
aecA'cd'
III, ous1AsE zEnao1h
was ca'led. As 10 n.y. besIl lnd!cted IN this
case, ths Court o1doroda noe psosequi to bo cll-
teleu witness 1 S, WIS aoanausea WITH Nestlcsbip;
met , nun nm lust ~! March, Whon witness was hhked
Who her ho made 20 any arrangements TO meet
70 tne question, arSullG that huc! ovidonce waa
innumissabio; tnat no declarations of third
pasay could 20 a. a'4o%ca: Das'dg9 argued At
s"n against tue admssn M Of tho . evidence:
tooi recess.
After t4o IeoeHs DaV1dgo concluded bis argu-
mcilt. md the Court doc!dad that tue prosecu-
ton might continue the line Of examination. aod
tho jury must separate tho esldencc u against
each party ou trial:
Examination Of ZciToM contin1ted-Ho told
tho s;ory Of Nettsesllip mootiug him iu Newark,
n Washington witness met Dellayno and
MaJea, tne latter nuuer the Assumed name OF
ns..sr s9a, H. asao ~ sHm ne.ttes'p several tlme8.
nt.9s aI',s ""s.n uaIs DoMaynu Ano ahyea ~ tne
tim Of NettIeshin. Il that n.actins As v,.ess
henrd Hayes tcIl DeAlnyno ho could ret tioso
! books and pnrors.. DcMuyno said it would To Il
Greet accommodation to tha purity; On SATURDAY
nsGns n.Gs: "'tussa Nus "'!u aayos ~! u
co to "IH .i,a dooot Hovcs s'''eu ss;.,,oa "
to 70 alone. but yitncgs followed him. Mt in.
aiiip camo in on lilo train, aud hcttleship aud
Hayes 1unpod lntoa hack ana droye to tho owon
toon sna "u so ~; n oane ous
Zcrrnth novaa Gaia NIX, ,osin to liz. ~ .,, hv'
THIS was tue greatest nut up iol in tle country
| aud IT wisnesA did not leayo The city they would
| a.. 60 70 ne renltons1ary: Nayos sud he WAS
sn .s Js %lhsaS a a ~ sno s, unsI ol
Tuid Ilm to 70 lone. and he wnuld matt
him in Newarl aud settle with hl,n; gave