, 1881-04-20
Seven Zines Has tile Deat1i-Scn.
tcnce Been PASSED. on
Him.
Account Of q Terrible ARRAY at Troy
N. r, Resulting in the Death
Of Three People.
A countrymah' III III a Train Leay-
ing Chicago Robbed of
500.
Young Do Jarnette Acquitted Of the
Murder Of His Sister.
HUT ONE HOPE LEFT.

but ONE HOPE LEFT.
6eseta! Dhpaset To Tbs Chicago 1rlbun4s
SYRACUSE. N. T.. April l9.-So far rs tho law
Ia concerned, tho celebrated Oswald murder
caso WIS ended to-day iu tho Court Of
Appeals At Albany. This murntng u do
cislon was hatl1cd down reattrnilnK tho
conviction Of Nnthan Orlando Grcentlclt. who
Ia condemned tn death for the murder Of
bis wlf0, Alice lroonneId. Tic general torn
teforu which uroenaeld tsto appear for sentence.
will sit In buffalo OH tho 18th Ut juno Tho
general torn may rcinlt tho case tn tho CrauEt,
which Ia to b0 held in Syrtcuse. beginning
tlunday, May 10. Tho counsel far Greenfield.
after tho sentence Ia passed. will appeal to
tho Governor. Petitions will be circulated In
OnondngO and OsweKo Counties asking for n
coln1nu tuition to Imprisonment fur ltfc. 1t IL
doubted II criminal history ever furnished q
cnse parallel to TINT Of Nathau Orlando urocn-
field. Although convicted l,y jury Of hs
peers, ho strongly tloaics bis guilt, md asserts
before Tod mud man that ho Ia Innocent OF tho
decd. Nearly $i0UlQ have becn Bpent III the
prosecution uf this man.. Tho "Oswatd murder"
for five yoars has occupied tho attention 0f tho
cunrts. Tho b!outy md mMnglod ourps0
Of Alice Greenfield WIS found In her
led on tho morning OF Oct u, 1915. Greenfield
was arrested that duy, aud over Two years' con-
AtRnt Imprisonment hnvn not wrunE
confession OF tho act from him. Hrcon-
field hns steadily persisted that tho
tragedy was tho work of tbrao ncn.-Hoynl
kellogg, Aiken kellogg, fw0 bruthors, aud George
llinas,-,leiKbbors and ot1hractars OF tll-r0pute.
Greenfield has bscn given three trials. I'll one of
which tho Jury dsagroed. Seven times tho day
10: Grecnticlds execution haa bcen hxcd,
hut, as though bDnsEng charmed life,
TO has thus ,'nr escaped the
gallows. When Observation-Disclosures
Lcuvenworth approached Groenilcld's coli ut
the pcnitDntiary tG-day 10 convey tho news Of
thu decision to him he found tho prlsoner setting
III u chair busylng himself IN making orna
merits With colorsd papcrs: ~ II stlspectinK tho
forward placed his hnnd on the irou rod Ut tho
door, anl stood rostlng hs Fight shnuldcr
nNhinss tho taAsnnry- The R1an MppGlscd ptr-
tUttIy calm, AIll III rnut, A>eMitu reAt1u Oil hts
| face. Mhnn toll tho dccslut! nt tho Court be
|~shnwed no emotion. Groentiull. with tho ut.
| most csNnposurc, but with. ell1ht tinEe
Of tlsappo'n!n!snt ~ big votse, said: III. had 4
liudor tue dcc!sonY' "0h, 10 BY no lneatis.
have stronE hopes TINT s.,nll bo ,nblo
| - snow tho t'eupte what u great wrong has been
d0nu. ! M,li,w .thnt God Will not dpsoIt nc.
Something will turn up that will establish my
up Under IT. Greenfield deslres that hs
fflcnts shall GltcuAto, petitions tlakpg fur tho
! Communication Ut hs 6aIltG,lc1.r Ihs wonderful
| man docs not seem to ltMv heart, although hu
| duubtless appreciates tho faGt &hRt bis cbancca
! arc growing less Nothing Will convince hltl
| that ILLS d0ofn IL hxcd Until hu ts led forth tu
| ElbDet hRs sustained hl,u IN tho ordeal thraugh
| tvhjefs n t1bk t11gSHtf.