New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01

act. Look at the bedside scene. Every thought
Mrs. yosburgh dying and Mr.. sickes asked her bus.
band pray. Mr.. VOsburgh passes his hand over his
WIGS mouth and says, Hush. she is with the angels
now Let any be by the bedside OF the wife OF his
youth whom be supposes TO be dying and believing an
gels lowering near and be would not do otherwise Yet
Mr Sckes nothing beautiful In this trusting faith,
but, waving his hands, says In a coarse manner.
lie this her. Men In oil ages have been sur
rounded by those who would drag them down and who
magu them. Mr.. Vosburgh was so besctand ieaveyou
think whether or not Mr. sckes Is at the bottom OF
fraud We claim that the physicians believed IL
impossible for Nc Vosburgh TO nave Deen polsoned We
claim That poison entered her SYSTEM we claim
that every symptom is consistent with the disease she
PAD ad we calm ,ha every aet Is consistent MI, ,
the main part Of his testimony true yet he would es-
perjury lie did DENY that he put the poison In
the liquid, and the defendant dii deny IT, The state did
not ask James whether he put II there or not be-
cause Is surrounded by suspicious circumstances"
Aner making a review Of the main facts in the
testimony Of Mr.. sckes. aud alleging that be dis
Look no the circumstances surrounding the small
wal which Mr. sckles saved the ice-wafe In which be
swore he the white powder He saved the water on
February 49, yet 20 Dr. Cornell on Febru-
AIRY II. when he the Doctor the Others He testi.
fled tnat she out and the liquid was all lost
but drop. In This drop Professor Doremus found anti
mOny; think teen what an immense quantity must nave
been in the swallow aud half OF water which the bot
tie contained. Mr. sices says he stirred up the powder
with ms finger. and when he touched he finger 20 DIS
and yet Mr.. Nosburgh may be Innocent Mr; olekies
ewers that there was about swallow and hall 81 the
hold that quantity in his pocket. Is NOT this saspc.
Wt i poison E0n in it IN the way fe did and then
tel them he did, There Is water for her; nave
hxedF Judging from the liquids, Mrs Nosburgh must
have taken immense quantity OF antmogy, but thus
is fraud ine job has been set up Mr sickles cIans
thar he tried an experiment t@o or three days before
the Tuesday Mrs. yosburgh was sich. He says he
drank two or three swalOwsof water which had been
prepared by Mr. Vosburgh to- his wife, 10 see II II ~oud
make Inn sick and i ana, 50 he SAYS by his Own eyi
,euce very sick; sick that he was unable 10
get 10 his roOm and lay down al me tOp Oh une sIs
That story Is testified 10 Mrs. SIckles or Mrs Man
ton ANA yet If he had beon so SEX they must nave
found passed through the hands OF Mr. siekles: Inc
would bo the Of the matter she yomlted ana YET
Sir. VosGGrgh testified" continued Mr. Bedle that
he often OF tie little powders left by Dr. Cor
ncIl. Well he could have taken them without injury
tae homeopathic schoOl 0f medicine. II II does good
il does no harm. When Dr. Cornell was told by Mr.
Gicke- that Mrs NOsburgh being poisoned be SAID
Well II she Is not too low in tie morning, VIII yto
ra.e her p' n by the evidence that for four
TINT Sir Vosburgh was poisoning hi. wife. they allowed
him TO give ner food medicines and drink Dr. Cor
rp,j', stuTcs 90 not hang TO ether. lie tells Dr.
H.gknrss the symptoms exhibited by Mrs. Nosbursh,
aud then he wroa them out on tour sheets OF ioosca
Ne showed TINS paper the Rev. Dr. Peddie, and says
The hoy SPIRIT saned hin ~ Its preP@rra3n lei tr,i
sIte o. he fact as alleged ny MN that ne hUy npris
SIM, tom, which j. entirely different from the htst one
In. prosecution prDvea that MIs. Nos5urgh complained
of ntor taste in her mouth, but 1t was not hat OF an
., proved that Mrs Vosburgh was able TO retain
food upcn tn riouach the alleged poisoning
was stopped. II his woman was poisoned up 10 mo
Tuesday -hc sick. II would have been Impossible
or her stomach 30 have retained some MIX tlai night
ana food the day, a. testified TO- Nhen PROFESSOR
Morton exam ned some liquid on March 8, 10
unl no auiimony nor even traces OF IL. ffO-
frs~Or DOicmus SAYS ne ulI not uiahe d piorea
nu,iy.i. out Professor Morton puts IN some water
one tenth of the amount a. antiinOhy lpubd ny Tr9,
lar boz, mus and on making an analysis finds IT. III
The ant no nv had been IL Mrs. NO-burg- system, some
of Il certainly would nave been found by Professor plot
on The fact - she not poisoned al ALL size had
gout IN the stomach. When Professor Morton made al.
Iuaiysis ne did not ind any anumony, but he iounu
beautiful crystals OF acid, the uhnisakabe evil
d,nce # the presence Of govt
m. remainder of Mr.. Bellies argument was 10 snow
81 MIR Nu> hursh had treated his wife kindly IN" prose-
,.u ion had tried show that the motive MI N0sDuTGn
hl was that he had lost his love for his WIFE lie
.yu,e ed the idea that this motive enough To iean
man L. commit murder. He admitted that she Was ii
of perUliafitits. bus laid this to her disease.
Al tie conclusion OF Ex-Governor Bellies argument,
which took hours in is delivery, The courtroom
rn, win loud applause Tle charge will be- given 10
the Jury today u, the conclusion Of MT Stockton az
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