, 1875-02-18
Tho Leading Counsel of the
Defense Peevieh, Fret
full, and Perverse.
Mr., Shearrnau Reads More Letters,
and Again Brings Disgrace
on tho V0x llunana.
Tho Sixth Juror, Near the Closing Hour,
Becomes Rigid in Epilepsy.
TILTQN'S CLOSING TESTIMONY.
MANY LttNuH AND LITTLE AIR.

VAS ODu OIL fn0 SGrT AultEHI <l HUM 1uoASSot@~
ous. Perhaps 1t served Its purpose M practical
toke In disappointing tile hungry crowd. "hlch
was moro than usuaiiy large. Tho atmosphere
Of tia Court wan something too frightfn to do.
scribe, and mora than ono sick and dizzy spec
tator lad from its fetor before adjournment.
FAoM TIE IENcH
Directly aftor tue Jury lad bacn callod with
the voice Of s.cntor by Clerk Madison, Judge
Nelson favored tha audience with tho following
rxllortation:
Iliare word to say to tho audhncc conccrnng yea,
erdhy's aeuu. which makes f. Necessary tat hnnia
witness o,,g to DO cslltd md examined witho any
gentleman present teAtffyiDE il regard u hIs e'ete
aea aesr IND sRns 1earts o na ses
either IN appreciation or dsaplF1Istlnn o. t'u ss- ~
many tink thu su!enee should n repeef s'a .1s s
sou Of opinion. therefore appcal to to HleGce. o.
matter of ecenry and 1esteet 10 tho uort. 10 ~.
unon The fcstlnuny Of wItnc.aea I ask that this be
dtacounued uild satl hereafter make personal
eppcn 10 a1y gentleman Sec n tho audience making
any demonstration agafnA. or In favor ~1tEeHs.
II was ehot at one Of the phalan1 who had
boon conspicuous in pantosnitlio expressions of
snofedM1ity while kate Cary was testl'ying tint
knce wl,in p1e folt on}y "Bo-so" Tho shaft
went Ilono to its target among tho prptorians,
and they tuok it aH hint.
r1tE DIN OF AnnuMESra11oH.
day's battle. Il routrance, Fullerton fought to
Introduce Tlitona explanations. and EYarts
fought to exclude them. Tho discussion wAxed
very hot wl1ru Fullerton agked '1itun what he
had satl to Bossis Turner about Boscler'A guilt.
The point was to show that, though to five Or
yix persons, Triton had n.ade no woTao charge
against Mr.. ucocher thaa "nniialllHomo ad-
vances," lo had told Aso or Pix other pcrsnnn
lint tho otYouso waA Of q FAR gravor char.
acter. Evnrta appreciated the Importance Of
snch q Demonstration, and opposed 1t.
Ills 1louor ruled It ont, observing that
tic fact which Fnl!erton,, destro5 to
and thai tho Jury waH familiar with it. E;arsa
was really ca[tous, impeding tito progress of tue
redirect examination With ntioscr-ceasItIg stvoain
nf objections. Nor would le 10 cnnteit with
the Judges rulihg, hut insisted on fortfyiug each
with tcn-nnute argument. Ills object was to
have everything unexplained; Fullcttnns to
lAye Tslton Bl,ed the light Of htB motives on
otherwise obscure aud sometimes hnrtfnl a.llnis-
desired TINT T!lton should explain was
the apparent fact that Ao Ind pro-
posed to Dcecllor after their famous inter-
views at 3foultonA llouAo that Dceeer should go
and sce Elizabeth. Tho actual fact being that
Deecher himself suggested 1t, EyHrts wanted tho
apparent facs to remain vaguely Oh record.
Fullerton inte.lded that 'he actual fact Should
sanersctle 1t III thu consideration Of tho lnry;
Hence desperate conflict, md hence Evartn'
extrotne obnEri1 whon Ills Honor permitted tIo
question. The redirect examination, among
Or tn
o.nos greas oet,ehsa 70 iItsoI' a,o"ed nm ~
snoW sia. lnsiuna y. S"'t9nS I9. ~ p!uaso ,or -.
sectesy ~ conuolne III DIS hloFse' Ae nAo nes"f
spoken to .,.-....,.,-,.
THAT oAhhutnus rnESoAiSoa ;1
alter t5e compact 10 KEEP k!sent al'a !hat he
lie did not suppose that ahe could prattie abroad
the downfall Ut her owh daughtnr. EsaFfs s'ha
LOO tue Jury to i infer tt'as @ Communism t VA, ~as
murdered tho Chief Juatico Of Franco and the
archbishop of Paris. aud tint, IN honoring tho
Commune eld tie YOUNG revolatIonis. Iion
The audience and Jury wsre both enlightened
wleu
"a fo,,ows AA'~" ''.@ &'''
A,t.r ,ho t,, ., ,,a Emn,ro. Franc, w,, ,o.tca ,v
the aacso,. "Mhas sG,ud ls lie "V new VI Govern Il.
lne1t I" Toso Of her cttizes wbo Iuye America au
they have in Tho United stases-a Government OF
representation, aud Communist, st-callei, are