The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-15
BIILINGS'S SUSPENSE ENDED
,ur ,rtRY RELEiSED liter AN INEI-
rECTI.IL EFIORT TO iGREE-
,,.,,, for Acauittni and One Tor Conviction
rbr Prisoner Congratulated +" he Adj
.,,urd to BhiI-Anothcr TRIAL Hardly
,..,i,,bic +. Scene IN the streets Of Bniiston.

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r.l.o f4.l.u VIZ Foreman. Is there any |
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Foreman f.' h."'
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lf-. I.u1.n. l- there any dil 'uly with
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f.r.nti O. .r.. .orms 90 ho none. think.
t.r ,. D.. titsro ANY iuatt,.r i'm which
a., h-'ra t.a- 'rom ihe Court are desired
T.~.n.st- g .r I4V' l"eu none expressed
JUDGE A'N- - .i.,
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l..r ,sti' -''i ~ srtu'u lor some l'hEth ol
fm,. H. '.. words. has there been any
f... ..t v,u o., s,,,, b,,v y,u
oat- 10" "N w." )" '"'' ~" ~"
stand ui hN- il.l '''h any 'hahsc III your
,.,,.t,..,r .,. th, h,.iurin.Y
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frmthe fret
r,l,. I9ni,u. Has there been any change
t .
Wiih '"'N'y '''"I "'"'9
I,r'nitn-N' sir.
f,t.. r..l lam Or within thirtv.six hours ar
'""t 800" ''''''i' '''''' 80 '''"'' ~
sine saturday
Foreman NHt since saturday night
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Judge L"hi'h SUPPOSE you nave 'a'S'u
ana discussed th.s matter among yourselves as
Z tUffNufp az this rusp
foreman i'7' ulhN VIZ appreciate 'n"'
Judge Landlords there any matter YOU think
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W" V'-"' " ,''"''u'''"'" i" ''c Noul' "'iel
iiau what you nav" -tat'df
lUroman-No. sir; none that nm aware Of
Judge handouts there any luryman who
wishes io AK the Court anything
Juror Miswall-Not unless il would be in ref
er'n'' To- me tracks ma whether we would
rooI', a.,reo upon, We don't Know how far our
.,.,i,ions have a RIGHT, IN 90. That seems IN
leiho greatest difficulty.
judge landon-I don't know rs the Court has
my ilstru'uohs 70 give o'her IMAM VIVA, you
have already received. II you understood what
l.aDlinny charge. I don't knowa- have any
,t.,.. t,-,i,or e., s,,to i,,cr.i..t :, b,,,.. can,
"'n- '"i'"v' " s'"''' 'n''m"'u - INV ~"
nn"'is'"d you mus oe tnoroush' con, con.
tl@,yii.ucs satisfies you 10. DO tLe truth, YOU
uf.tr IL - q nero question whether VOur
SNu n,n,l, are coi'vincei. '''''N
juror lmrru- Perhaps your Honor can give
Us "a lI'f. moro iIea US 10 what constitutes a
reasonable doubt.
Judge lnrl.r-Tlat perhaps. IS ono 81 the
most lifi u.t'nIrgs 3D. the world To explain. A
rcas uotle .auhi. said 90 you. gentlemen. Is q
doubt fur which some reae IA existed. founded
upon the evidence. | said t. you and repent
that It was not a fanciiu or whmsical doubt
such rs man nigh; entertain because he did
noi SOC Oh" tting done. nr hear The witness tes-
tfy IN regard o. IL who did see II done. hut IL is
that doubt wmeh exists in the mind after hay-
Ing considered nl. ~ the evidence, and a. re-
sult oiihai ,onI ii-rati9n the mind remains yet
N n,n,onHniigd. 10 make myself undfrsioosd :
whfh some reason must exist. growing out
ni ihe evidence, some good. ialr reason.
o.d YOU the other DAY there was nothing
u our chnacues a. jurors whlch madr you
az any differently from what you would IN
your calAclty az men. IL - sum- PIC, 9u'stIoi
N""ln't your nlhns arc c0nVih.ru lNrnhpS u
MIuW ue Wrn TO- sI.hH ilt'.e ul'le nsnah en-
slt.tihS uls uhlt'r y Il n ,a.' ol Nh7' I'M
L.ll.h'" 4hI nnkh i'uHe, hl' Woun lri q q
re, ."l"rn upon nn.l' s'u7 l." u' ."li ~ l',.,ru
Wy We e"Sr oSor aSei a,; bH, tn% s