, 1876-10-26
SULLIVAN.
Nh Verdict Yet Found by
Nv the Jury.
rhev Appeared in Court Yes
terday and Wanted
the Statutes.
.f,er all Animated Contro-
ycrsy the Judge Dc
clincd Them.
c,,o,a Appearance Of tho Disagree
ing Twelve in the Az
ternoon.
. p1aintivo supp1ication for
Something to Eat, and
Bed.
p,ssage.at.Ar,ns Between the
Judge and the States
Attorney.
nnseen11y and Unchecked APP
nlat,se III u Court Room.
rha Farcman hopes for a Verdiot-.-
Adiournment till This Morning.
4 plaintivo supp1ication for
Something to Eat, and
O. Bed.
Judge and the States
Attorney.
,,nseen,1y and Unchecked APP
nlat,se III q Court Room.
rha rareman Hopes for a Verdict.
adjournment till This Morning.

TIE MORNING.
ntscUss,Na BONE 1AW-rolNTs.
m. rr,nTnal Court-ro0m WIS more than coNl-
t,t,h1v fu]t Yesterday morning, but t'lcrc was
~ ,,rh co.npact t,nss Of humanity II, tho
.N,, a, ha. characterized the trial since t7le
..,t;,conr lcgan. It could not ,c that less fu-
ts,e., vn, felt In tho verdict than IN tho statc-'
r.ot. II tho witnesses, and tic arguments of
..,n,rt ueuce ttlc diminished attendance was
s,frihute1 IL belief TINT tho jury would not
.c,<e. snd desire to ayot1 being squeezed
ghtn there vas noth!ng to compensate for 1t.
Yt[p ill tho standlng-room was occupied,
,bers was no hanging to the gallery r'liitngs,
mi tls windows wgro not talsen possession Of
hy xuacn an.l men determined to Sec" IT.
,ije ,he railing, md seated OIL tue hcNclics OH
lie feht and left OF the tury-bor, were goodly
number Of lalles but tho mass Of tlloso who
In. attended since tic jury was sworn
gerc absent. Fur the first tlmc tho attorneys
,u1 reporters had clbow-room. Mrs. Sullivan
IA not prcscnt. It was said that stss wns too
ru;h crleTei by the proceedings Tuesday, arld,
tbouch hopeful Of IN ncquittal, could not bear
The nervous strain consequent upon the ALI
pouueemcnt Of verdict for or against l,cr hug
band The accused himself Tucked somewhat
detected. Ills eyes were watcry and slightly
t,sod.hos, aud lie had evidently not slept mucal
Oh aeeount Of anxiety as to the result. The
uty fIel Into court ntf five minutes utter 10
o'clock. They looked hagsartl. Few Of them
la4 closcd tlvr eyes during the night, and nonc
hsd hail anything to cat for sixteen hours.
Thcr faces we're scanned by tho spectators, but
they revealed nothing except Wearncss. It was
known, VI rather understood, that they had not
stsshcd conclusion. SONG satd that they
others niue to three. No reliance could Of
eeuEs5 b. placcd upon such reports,
tecausc they were founded upon pure
conjecture. Nn one knew definitely how they
stood; but nll iclt confident they lad not
ag1sea, an1 wcrc interested to ktiuw whether
Tue Court would discharge them or give them
further tine to Inaie up their nfnds. When
pae: - ''A''' ''''' ''1's' ""A' l'''0"' ''o''
The econrt-acnt!cmen Of tho jury, haye you
tgted upon verdict
Foreman Matthcws-Wc have not.
YoU OUGHT TO AGREE.
The court-Thc trtal Of this case has con-
tuuied eight days; 1t is one Of great ttnpor-
tahcr, and tic county llas been put to great
expense: Il, has becll tried " thoroughly and
iu} Is i eyer can be tried IN the worlI; and It
;TEss'taHtr,Hs"Y -; HllpoFtAt1L u t'o lntctesLS
q lhs public md to the accusct.-that there
tleuld BY q decision Of It by tho jury. The
12sy arr The Judges ot the law and tic fact, nc-
coming " thu theory Of tllc law; but they tnkc
tue law froul the Court. II they IRE sattssiel,
salef ebe sanction Of their oath, that they UNI
deTFtand tho Mw better tllnn the Court, thuy
may alElcganl tbs Instructions. Tie Court
* Flare of sle responsibility In Of J5
w., w., ana tc jHrE shonla mt pcyat any consider.
a s.9a atasns from onta!dc PRESSURE. Huc1l was
seIeon'i1eraons. 10 affect tcn in their Cd nsidera.
.lon. They sl!onlA make nn honest cntlcayoT to
s,,itr eitEso make ann decision Of the case Il 1t !a
syxed y Is sossT,en a T., t With their conseIcnceb I'm
1.1 iloa NJ. benc, leaving tr case with the Jury
sa' .snd Hs aay. you agree during the tay you
Xii =. toF s'e. II you 10 not spnd TO: inc.
w.. y. 'ne snt1. Of the case is ut that time.
~, ~ Mfa-li your Honor will return, would It
~ uc well to FIX The hour!
,,i lne coust-i will return hero at half.1xast i
be,tiss,a ssHa Ito hs. Mathewa)-1lnvo you Ind my
H. nalhews (dolcful1y,-Wc have mt,
!ae Soart-Itts liz 1rupcr that they should hayc,
in,. oeieyc IN starving them, II you agree bc.
III III 'aa' HOUR will COME and receive your yor-
v, ,hGFustSN THEN THE STATUTES.
~ .c,t ,taaateWs-We would llke to laye the stntutt
i;Tist' 'eeiensc We do not unlcrstuaa via. tic
~ Reed -1see no objection TO their having IT.
,t,oI t.oatt-l'Ht Tho Sslprcuto Court have con.
ii ,ho .as aAtatcs. They may nat 10 ablo 10 a!yo
h,y. t6e t6IttnGtou q The Court md they should
pIs. uee't'ohs u The Court III well u the stat
.rr III hne;ca-1 notice that your Honor rcf,sr., 10
q .nattlctlon that prepared III tic H,lbjgrt
tteAus"'ef' tte It was simply copy Of the STAT
,as s,oatt-You did not contluo the instruction
ai y '*ea., s,l The statute, md you nuvc re-
" klf$ tJ1ht In fhn i,ttr -