Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-31

be taken to prevent a possible abduction of from the Peck residence, and one precaution taken was of Q character likely to retired her clothing was entirely removed from her room, and taken to secret hiding place, where intruders would have hard work to find it. Mir. Reilly, Blanche's lover, was still in town yesterday and was at the shore in the afternoon.
 James Malley, jr., was very mu oh surprised yesterday morning when shown photograph of himself He had said that he had never been photographed, and until he saw his pie ture yesterday he perhaps thought it was fact. Upon seeing the likeness he recollected that while he was living in Meriden at the time his father kept dry goods store there, he had been photographed by local artist. Yesterday hundreds of copies of this picture were sent down from Meriden to be sold in this city, and before the week is out the State will probably be flooded with them. The photograph is a very good one, but it does not show the small mustache that James now wears. He seemed annoyed that anyone had got his picture, and asked the person who showed him the photograph not to let any one have it.
 E'BLANCHE zIMMERMAN's'' PICTURE.
 James Reilly, learning that parties had sold picture of Blanche Douglass to photo grapher of this city, enquired into the matter and took steps to apprise the photographer that the picture had been picked by somebody out of Blanche's trunk in New York, at the Lizzie Bundy establishment, and without her consent. An injunction was asked for and obtained through the City Court, Judge Studley, to the end of prevent ing pictures of Blanche from being printed except through bargain to which the latter was a party. Blanche's name in the legal paper was given as Zimmerman" A civil suit was also started to recover damages for the alleged sale of the picture. Reilly thought the girl had been unfairly treated She had been offered $1OO for her picture, and as she was friendless and without means, he thought she ought to have the proceeds from the sale of the picture. He took the steps he had solely for her benefit. The photographer on learning the state of the case at once declined to have anything to do with the picture.
 Since Miss Douglass made her confession and since she commenced her system of pray CT, an evidence that she striving to be better woman, she has let drop from time to time, while boarder at the sheriff's. which have been pieced together by the as- tute gentlemen who are fostering her idio- syncrasies. She has thus given great deal of information not contained in her formal confession. What between Dow, Reilly, Kelsey, the juryman; Dr. Painter, of the jury; Deputy Sheriff Peck, and the others who have talked with her, the State has been considerably enriched in points,
 THE CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.
 Professor Chittenden's report, giving an analysis of the contents of Jennie Cramer's stomach, is nearly ready. There is no doubt he has found drugs.
 BLANCHE DOUGLASS.
 Blanche Douglass does not appear recon ciled to her consignment to jail She spoke of her confinement in West Haven at Sheriff Peck's, saying that in her Imprisonment there she had been treated with kindness, though her liberty had been restrained, but as to bolts and bars they were detestable. She is closely restricted as to visitors at the jail, the orders being to admit no reporters, while other persons can be admitted only under special permit. A visit from her counsel, MT. Dow, was among the probablll ties last evening As to her transfer to jail, MT. Dow, of course, was not consulted in the matter, but it was no news to him, as he had expected the change would be made.
 Blanche Douglass quarters have been changed from a cell to more comfortable quarters in the residence of the jaielr and family and the other officers of the jail. Her food comes from the family table. It is deemed wise by the authorities to treat her with little more leniency than is accorded to other criminals, because she may be useful to the State in the preparation of the case against the Malley boys Jailer Stevens gives another reason for her removal, and that is that she may be placed out of the sight of the prying and curious.
 NOTES IN THE CASE-wHAT COUNSEL SAY.
 A report was current last evening that MT. Bowman, the photographer, would print photographs of Blanche Douglass, having made satisfactory arrangements to that eff feet.
 Counsel for the young Malleys entertain the idea that Mir. Allen, whose testimony wal taken before the coroner's jury Monday evening, must have been very lachrymose person, to weep in so touching manner when pointing out James Malley, jr., 1T prison, and also seem to think that it wal not a surprisingly difficult feat to pick ou the accused, after having been told, as the, understand, that he was in the barber's chair MT. Fox says the young Malleys bear ul well, as they are confident that when all th facts come out they will be exonerated from the charge against them.
 MT. Fox says that the sending of Blanch, Douglass to jail was poor return for her plac ing herself in the hands of the State, discard ing her counsel and disclosing all she knew He said as to Aliens testimony, that it showed how easily people may be mistaken, thougl giving MT. Allen credit for an honest belle as to what he said. He thought the testi mony of Allen contradicted that of other O. the States witnesses who said they saw JeE nie Cramer going to the Rock.
 MT. Michael Malley is reported to be stil at Saratoga, though soon to return home.
 s'No EXPORTED ooNFEssIoNs."
 Yesterdays New York Sun says under the above head:
 Prisoners are not to be put to torture te make them confess. Nor are persons to bt imprisoned when the sole object is to wiring from them involuntary confessions or ad missions. Unfortunate and condemned as she may be. Blanche Douglass in this respect stands on an equality with the proudest citi zen in the land.
 BLACK MoUsTACHED MEN.
 The following is portion of letter from Harry Ford's friend, Wm. Fl. Richardson, published in yesterdays Hartford Times:
 NEW HAVEN, August 29, 1881.
 Ia 1t or is it not right to mix man in murder case to sbield party that they defending, when adyertlse about him nothing only what they have C. lie!
 came Now, MT. Ford and came to the shore the sameAday together in carriage. He also says that did not get into the hotel until late at night Now we eIept in the hotel only night while we were there-and that was the last night we staid there for the hotel was full of guests We both slept Pope's meat market In regard to my picking up girls on the West Haven shore, T. defy any man to prove thst ever picked up girl at the location xoa WI