, 1880-01-17
The Jury in the Hayden Case
Deliberating on the.
Testimony.
A Report that Last Night Only
Two We're In Favor OF
Conviction.
Another Defallter Turns Up in Pitts-
burg $50, 900 In Arrears.
Bu{Talo Furnishes Another Outrage on an
Innocent Child.

GONE TO THE JURY
speeidl Dispaleh to Tht Chicago 7rtbuns.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Jam. ,10.-Aftcr
three months Of triaL lInytlen's fata passed
Nmlucky day, Friday. Chief Justice Park
occupied two hours this foretlmon with Ills
Charge. 1t WINS strongly adverse to tile ne
cusctl, and Is hell to be the strongest over
given by this magistrate, WHO Is widely
known for his desire TINT 10 crlntttnl shall
escape Justice. ]Iny,en's friends gO W fur
M to characterize 1t rs extremely unfair, nntl
1t is a fact that lie appears to pass over s0nlo
0f tho testimony for tho defense With 1nero
reference, Ms though l,e hatl INT the slight
est confidence III Its truth. A large part
Of hts remarks was devoted to- tho consider
alton Ut tho motive fnr tho crime; which li1
held to 10 tho essential fcntnrc nl,0yG all
others in caso IKE tIls olle, tlepentling
gartllng tho declarations Of Mary to her hull
sister Of her pregnancy, nntl that she was to
meet Hayden ot!, tho day nf the n,1lrter a'H!
xet abortion netllelne. the Chlef Justice said
claractorIzing. OF, explaining Mary's net Of
net 1evo Of EenT % sDsea@enty s pssn sSa
DO considered hy tlla jury. I'ilis is regarded
rs one Of the m0st damaging .fenturcs Of tho
Charge lr It's hcarlng uptm the result Of the
Jurors deliberations. Counsel fur the tt-
fcnlant nutctl several points on which to
take exceptions h tho court nboye, IL the
event ut n verdict agatnst their citelt. Dur
Ing tho cntiro reading Of the charge llaytei.
calmly watched the Chlsf Justice. Ills wife,
WHO snt heattlc Him, wns deeply Infected, nntl
vepi, AMI tears slinn,el tho eyes of lis
parents, WHO also Sat ilear by. Hayden Inns
sllown tllis wonderful cumposuro through
ont tho trial. At noon TIC jury r.
being taken. tho Gourtroom was cleared
ut spectators, and dinner wns served to tho
twelve. Fruitt 2 to i oclnck tho jur,-inunf
door re,naincd closed, and ut TINT hour tho
court took recess for a1pllet until 1850. This
, ncal was als:, i served ~ tho eort-rnom. aMl
there, ~ Il II trcHc'l hazardous to send them
to tho hotel: inc!irrinE tho risk Ut meeting
strangers. 'Ta-ti9Elt tic cGllrt-r0on1 Is brill
iantly lighted, n,Nl H. tlirongea with srceta-
tors, who cntHrtMln themselves with discuss
Ing tllo probabilities hf the c,sc. All sorts of
predictions 1uny be heard ut this l,o,lr,-,8
jUry.rnoli1.. Counsel In tho cnse appear ger
orally speaking, to be ut sea liz to tlle stAMl-
Ing Of the Jury; but n1l. 1T I1nytlell's lnwyers
prUpheslctl Inst night ttnt only THREE would
vote for conviction MI first ballot. However,
nfter the cllntEe tp-slny, e WIS lpss enllfttent.
Tie tctiOr Of prCtlettfstls NttittiE tittSa Win
liavc watched tho c,ssa nls'st carefully Is that
there viii by n disagreement.
II the 5rtsttr,l 4tssattattd fftgt.
NEW IIAvEs, .1nl. 1G.--At11 to-niel,t the
Jury In the Hayden etse WIS Btfi} uHt. It II
reported they stand ten for ncuulttul tu twt,
fnr conviction, but tho rulnor probably has
At midnight tho court adjourned to 0 n, III.
THO Jury wero left lit tic courtroom iii
chnrgp Of the Sheriff.