, 1874-07-31
Or. EARLL.
Conclusion Of the Testimony OH
Both Sides.
Arguments by Tho Statc's Attorney pnll
John Lylo King.
The Jury Still Out.

resumed in tho Criminal Court ut O'Clock yes
tetday morning, Judge woll.prosfdfng' Ar.
REEDS nhjeatiops ia tho introduction OF coftalh
testimony sought to bc addueod from "ttnesa
named
Wodnes1ay afternoon, uero oycrr,,lod by tho
Court. and tho wltness waH allowed to tako tho
stana, and prooseanA Sc follo~p:
When FIasg sailed at Or, Earll's Office, III tho
early part Of 1ray hat, he appeared to bo worry
much excited. no turlod his thumbs when ho
epoko to witness. Hc Bald Lie had son1othing OF
importance to aay to Dir. Earil, and must SEQ him
at onco. Witpess told him tho Doctor was ab.
sont. Tlagg tAon aaid le was In trouble about
tho seduction of soryaut girl. apl hls WHO was
raising Ill Or Cain about It. Ho askol Witness II
he could got hold Of ono OF Earll's prescriptions
to destroy pregnancy, md also asked II witness
knew whero aboaxdng plaoo could DO procured for
tho girl. uo wanted to know whero Dr. Enfll
boarded his pationta. Ho thon lauaol witnoss
his card, to assure him that ho WAS in buBncss
and said that eco woro really for tho Doctor II ho
would procure Nh abortion for him. Tho girls
name, he aail waa Rosetta jackson.
I Gu cseas.axapination, Witness said ho Ind TO-
sided In Chicago three and half yoars lie
uado his living by collecting for EARL and
others. no was not 4 pupil Of tho Doctor's, bnt
Ind n room in Mia .oI1feo. Wl,on Ilarc bronchcd
A.. a,>ont,o,, 1.ost;o,, ;v,a.a tol lin, In M
rus ao"a'.on quoe1'o.' =, m'suooa .,,A ;. ~ ~
not hellofh tnht Anrll Roaiu hanuio IT. Ana
when WitnoHB Hpoko to Earll about
it tho 1atter said la would lavo nothing to DO
u.;t1, a,ch caao or viii, sucr, nnrtioB. WitucsB
"..a a ,'.;asa3 ,,',.,.,,,o .hant Fi,oo In m ~
nevef hasn'toheu "a5 5sia"6 "oe"' Ms5 ~ "A'
body Until Alter or. EarA was p's Ia 9al''
MH. JOHN L. DnrSSAN,
~ 11trV ht Nrt1in1s ft1o
1870. ~ 1,ouottn I,o,,uont, 1oot,, ,voa inveut;
ehuso VI ttoaotss sas"soa o ,. W. -
gaea "as p1s upon ,no s.a.a WIZ ~
differences III tto testmony of certain wi1nesaoH
at tho inquest asu before the court: Lis a's-
closures woro altogether unlmportant.'
NE1Lln slNoLA1n
was sworn md toatilod That on q oorfn1n ooca.
sion Finag. with whom sho Was acquainted, met
her In Restaurant. and told her thnt
there was n young lady from Wiscon-
Rm, D mon,ber OF tho eiasch,
who was ID q state OF pregnancy. and, upon
thoaht ~ a aes aou GI1s aye Il done for a1ot $40
$50. and asked wltness what women Of her char
aeter did whon pregnaut. sllo told him they
took tansy tea ar skipped rope. ,-,.,..,
SI!neas se tnn
tea, hut Rho probably skipped, rope, all tho
girls did. She dld not accoBt Flagg on tho street
nfter cour:, "Wednesday evening, and, IN tue
presence Of ,I his w1lo, aay. "tiage, you dIn
~ HAA"8a wa ~ - S'AAsAA~ol ~ = A"A
ad-n ltar"
pN. EARI14.
Tho prisoner, Or. Earl, then took tho stand.
and. IN wonderfully calm, COLLECTED, aud
thoughtful manner, mado statement, Under
oath, Of hia connection with the Roaotto Jaoltaon
case. TIC following is full synopsla Of what
ha said:
His recollection OF Tho caso was tint Homo tlno
about tho lat Of June ho waa called to SEQ sick
girl at hl.a. HeIand's house, on Jeflo1son street
Ho wcut to tho plnco, gaW the girl. md unaor-
stood bornane to be Alice 1aycs* Ho ts'asnosed
tho case, aud found that tho patient was COM
planning Of heaslnche and thirat;
p soe Dr. Rapo N 'o ero onss 10 rseoa 1
while he il present;
Mr. Reed-Let Or. DuI bo removed to tho
witness' room.
DR., Eatlt thcu went On with bis statenlent.
Tho girls tongue had Q thick brown coatlns,
was congosted aud aWol'on. nnd tue Bidos alld
point woro ro'i. sho complained Of pain I n tho De
atomaah with consldoraba vomiting, and also Of
pains In tho bowels. I'rossuso on tho bowols dld
not causo, her to complain Of in
creascd pain. but rather relieved her.
Mrs. 1Ieland asked him what waa M
tho matter with tue glri, a1!d ho replied tnae abc
was suffering from tyrhod and enterio fever.