, 1875-07-03
moment tho Jury vert discharged prass forward

uayinR % he did 10. MIN. Beschsr lot mo ehake
your hand. plstac." Ho grasped her hand TAtm-
K rssss:d md sr;'pod y sKsG ,.Hia. .aa sn m
amAzemout. Tho explanation came lator. The
the jurors' cars by tho, loud cries OF .
nowbhoy, who had mtstakopiy cntle.l ont,
"Elsrou for Ttlton. ono for Dsecher." Mr.
Thyer'n lbdgnatfon 1an Oh tto Huproutt0n that
the public bolinyod that thoY had stood largo
majority ID favor OF Tllton:
Nns. nExcHER's LEVER.
HI: ThYor had. In RraspIng tho hnnd Of mr..
0eeclor In hts mornenssry ontbuslAr1i. sas an
e1ampfs which most Of tho jury hsstsned to fo!:
low, fow With bis warmth and feonB,. sot alt ot
those who approached her did 40 WITH Ronuino
IT,. Ss:n s@ aesossa rnz tho iii. 10 tho u,o o
dcfendAnts lawyers was bcforo Mrs. Doechot a.
sho stood to rncoivo tho 'tlutsttona Of tho jurors
t and across this they strotohed their arms to
sesoh hot hsnd ?, .@S spIfo from Mr.
Boocl,er. but ia tho crowd and confus!on thoy
could not bs caught with cortainty:, Mr. F!ato
was Tho only ono Of the jurors voting for ar.
Tllton WIG approached ;Iru. pescGer, nd 10
With MOI" in 4 tone which indicated how be
stood ID tho division Of lilo Jury: Mre. Deeon-
ora Immediate reply 10 him could not DO besrd,
.asel 'esn e n ad ID sae
not think that Mt. Flate could hare had tho In;
porslnenco to apeak to boF II 10 had voted
against her husband Mr. Davis had gone out
before tha haud-ehhking bad begun an1 nad no
but Mr.. jeffrey. who mas ptoeent whom It 9cgan'
avoided coutact with tile lady, AZ indeed with
everybody else, and ioft Tho courtroom And city
without delay The Judge hid asEeos,tsd to s's
that the photographer in tho gallery might
ronTRAT THE HISTORIC 8CEHE,
but Mr. jeffrey hastily objected, declaring he
had no ttmo Ia spare evon to have bis picture .
I'd. subsequently Tho example sos by htr. Thyer in
hia Baluts.tons Of Mr. Dcocher s1tonded 20 The
audience. ind Abo wAs aoon surrounded oy
thronR wlo pfessed forward with remarks appro.
prieto aud inappropriate to tue OCCASION but al
evidently meant to Indicate tho utmost respect
and regard for Mira. Dcechor. This crowd grow
20 large, and proaaod 80 cosely about tho ladiea.
that 1ira. Boecl.or complained Of hoat and tho
closoncea Of tLo room. when instant1y the crowd
fs fs4 hot e'oN t. tbo ana eour..esm roy door, TEE TSe
other ladies and their escorts followed. and
hlra. Deechor, thus attended laft the courtroom,
lot it be hoped for tia Inst time.
THE Junons DEs1EGED.
An the Jurors loft tho courtroom thor weEo
beBfogod by 4 crowd Of renortnrs who wcfo
anxious to learn what lad taken place during
the ctgh1 daya' secluslon Of the Jury. Thoy, said
little and Immediately pEocccdod to tho Jury
loneod to them in clothes, eatchels. osc.. pre-
parAtory to going to their homes. The crowd
was 10 dense that tho officers With difficulty
made passage for them to tho door, and whon
tho door WAS finally thrown open the reporters.
crowdiug and jolti"g ono another, ertorod tho
room aud surrounded tho Jurors. For sone
.ntnutes thty would not allow them to depart,
but hnaog TINT tho Jurors pcrslstontly refused
to talk, tho crowd ghvo way. Mr.. Haistcad, ono
OF the juryn,ou, said hn would tell nothing Of
what had occurred in the jury-room. Tho
Jurors. llo said, had formed resolution when
they first went out to maintain silence upon the
Whole matter. They had
s1.Err on rrANKa
eight nights, hut beyond this h1r. natdteAd would
not Feyeal anything elther OF the standing Of tho
different ]urorA or Of tolr pol8onalopinlouso or dis.
sonstons THAR resolution covered osery point IN
tile CAsc. baid he, and tho secrets Of tho Jury
room remain locked 10 tho breasts Of the 1utoss'
Afsor tho jurorB had loft their room, Mr.:
Malhscad, a1r. Wholau, mud Mr. Ftttes onterel
tho Judges private room. where tho Judge and
Mr. ShearmAu were. Gen. Tlhoy subsequently
can'o in. md aoated hfmsclf on tho sofa between
the judge and slr. WholRn. The other jury
mon occupied chairs, aud long convorsatton
euRncd. Quo OF the Jurors said thAt On tho
SECOND or third night thoy
HAI1orEb Evznr noun
sttomptiGR to resoh = decision. They bad
The ''''Vi 5adse 60 ''Hss said '' no 'y lad s; torn
TIP thtee-quhrsers Of what ho had written, bis
mature Judgment condenanug 1t. Ho had writ
aud in making tho charge concise he lad
Loar AN OPPORTUNITY
such ~ he might mover havs again to express
his viewe Of many sub}sc1s. Eyo. since be Was
= solool-boy 10 hsd aomo peculiar opinions.
to tho public IN Lin charge to tho jury. For In
stsnoe1 he said 10 might have written half.h-
dozen psgoe about women. uo did spend
two days in writing about tho pecuIia1i-
tics Ut Mr. Docchcr anl Ir filton, which
he afterwards dtboa.tod. lie fell iika = ehip 10
assorm and was willing to throw overheard
anything, no matter HOW great ito value. Tha
Judge hlso said that, according to tho papers,
kites had been ilown ~ signals to tho Jury pa
wore said to represent bots rooms bid heeu
hired to communicate with tho tur9meu, all OF
| Which The jury would be surprised at when they
shw what bad been printed during thotr week OF
by and waved his hand It tho jnry.. That, said
the Judge, was ono Of the disAdvautages Of
having brother. Mr. ssWhBtan, lowover, said
that hls brother had boon OF Invaluable aseIst'
auco to him 10 Lis business during the trial.
srEAK1xo or THE ARouMKNrs OF c0uNsEL.
a1r. 6hsArman said there Ind boen ~ nscendlng
serlea: Judge Morrla spoko for three days.
aon, Tracy for four. Judge Porter for five, Mr..
Evatta for eight. aud Mr. Beach for ten. Yes,
Bsld Mr HalhteHd, aud tint 1na4cs thirty dasa
that RIO hare been talked to. tlen. Tracy .Haid
that In December; when tho Judge expected thc
cAao would DO finished Ia q month. he re-
married. that there would lo q Noek'R talking In
the cnac.
nlHArpolHTMENTs,
Nr. HAlstoad said that ho hsd made arrange
mcnta to spend tho wlntor in Florida, aud Of
pectod toleave Brooklyn about tho middle OF July.
but when ohoseu to be Juror ho Ind thought
that to 10 reason why ho would be unable to
perform his duties. Mr.. Slloarmaa said that
both hs aud BIZ. Abbott had intended 10 20 to
Europe before July. ~ they e1poctcd tho SUIT to
terminate much SOONER. Thoy had reserved q
raaa.ge ta the later steamers, but were Jude
oidad whether thoy would 50.
!. blf. blearn,An congratulated tho jurvmen thnl
thoir connection witt, tho cnao WAS Ut Ill cI,d,
Wlllo his dut!ea Aa oonusel wore not concluded
Tho iurymon on looking at i copy Of she
Edgh and reading something about Loader's
perjury, wore anxious to know what that meant.
They we're told that
! MANY T,tlNua nan HAPPENED
II tho Last eight days. Among otllef things tho
JudRe said that tho Amoricsua had boaton tho
Irish ln the Fitie match, At which The Jurors ex.
pressed much aat!sfacsion. Mr. Hslstead said
.ait aurlng tho trial he had often icon Obliged
- Leave tue room At home III order To escape
from the Conversation Of his neigAbota who
cana IT, and especially ladies' who visited him.
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