New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
east resnecable shadow The ninth and eleventh men
had not greatly changed The tenth had lost nus nve
ness and the twelfth who is too heavy ana eueriy "oe
| confinement well, showed signs OF weakness

east respectable shadow The nnth anu % M uvei
ness and the twelfth heavy and elderly 10 oear
confinement well, showed signs OF weakness
THE RECORDER NOT SATISFIED.
Tho Recorder took his seat the bench and Dstnct
Attorney MARITIME and Mr.. Newcombe sat beside eacn |
each other McQuade entered and took DIS usual se""
Clerk Hall called the jurors names ana asked na'o
you agreed upon verdict r. There was no answer ino
Recorder holding the vote from Foreman Lynn Ill n'
n entemen s un have received from one
of your number This is signed by MT LSn ar III H0
Lynn and in ssS voice Se' Wa hans Sns
gone over IL again and again and have considered
point feel M sfean all 'a1 o with me- in saying
that we cannot agree upon the facts T., ,t trial an
eycentionally long time Many citizens have been sun sun
moned here from their homes ana nav n men to try
thjs issue The county has been put to great eA.so
and much valuable time has been spent n ~ sare vou
n case Is one of the most important that has ever peen %
given to jury in this county Inc nnao erie, % am not
satisfied 70 discharge you from the consideration oi ,s
case until every effort has been made Dy you 10
Conclusion III can aid you by any fuItner - the
or il you desire have any portion shan ol 'be be
testimony Tsad N over ttot to yS" further nstrcoH sa
as to the law or direct the stenographer M t feet
testimony as you may wisn 9 70 near % This no,on without
at least another effort and earnest one had oee
by You to to some conclusion Is thero any ''"9
Foreman Lynn-No sir There nothing either ID your
IL anv 1ncertanty We ali agree to what was SAID ny
Yourself and the witnesses. We have consdereo, ,,
von that though we have faithfully examined all the
questions unable to agree ana ieei suo "' w
The Recorer~I am sorry that you have been detained
from your homes and your So Without another
effort on your part You may retire to your room anu
shall hold myself easily Ssfsspe 6eursy 70 ANY 10 or II
o'cock1and If you send ma any nd 1es"s te hear
any hn orcman shook his head and the jury under the
usual cs y Of be foreman when he declined the Recor
ders offer TO assist the jurors seemed TO e'te @ ~ % rs
t u. az or disagreement McQuade, whose anxioni
look had returned he faced the jury Dece ne onse
~ Ncwrombe looked relieved at the outcome OF ms e
forts lie had never expected to secure an acq @ tha
his on hut had made persistent efforts to secure tt
heef Of one or more jurors McQuade innocence an an
requests to charge contnea ~ b ror for his own judg
ment as to the facts.
LOCKED UP FOR ANOTHER NIGHT.
When the Jury had returned to their room group
gathered again in the courtroom and the thns' rea
ing and smoking, which had been interrupted py nc III
coming of the Jury were resumed The Recorder went
b home leaving word that he might be sent for at an
time before O3Oif the jury had any important message
Otherwise the jury were to remain in CUSTODY t1r 4 NE
Newcombe also went home. Deputy Assistant District
Attorney P9rdy and Mr. Grady & epa l9s few
on anu Ti irrs we're NOT at all uncertain To thei
position They wen their 1o To3 %a nfS there lad been
change They told Captain Lindsay .na' essa~e
need Of his waiting to take o any aoevey am
the thev heGSlasI asESd to "' be locked up for tn
night as soon possible and left to tho ehuea'or
The Information that the jurors had positively agree
reached the other parts Of the building 500
t,r ocIock and t discouraged the waiting officials
Mr. pynly sat for time in the District Attorney onc
and tried to find reason why he shouu rea % r1 1 5e
hut he and Mr. Grady finally agreed to depart ana te
left the office together. Deputy CLERK nan sun o'i
Int soon he became satisfied that no agreement "oo
, be reached last night and went nome: c,, relows,
Mcouade had taken again into Sol9ne M h reoMs bn
room and Mr. Grady paid him visit there nc na
IN he free before last evening his counsel W0ula nay
made motion for his discharge On oia tn %ndsav a.
, had discharged the Jury yesterday Captsu i,rieay -
cideJ about o'clock that the prisoner wouhi hoe
needed agah et N s Of his the morning
n The curious watchers In the courtroom me @ tho AZ
W resolving to leave it, They sat and talked over e e
dence i'm the trial and discussed the length OF o I
other ures had been kept out IN cases Oh say t =
The irv ON one trial tine stokes were kept OUT Il
II two nights. but tweny-for hours mas oee @ W. w.
1t limit in important cases Inc acuO .i U ' crrmstanc
NJ the present case Outside of the building groups
10 VI u Who were friends OF some OF the indicted Aide
yyn"m stood and looked up at the building where u
Tnrs were and discussed McQuades chances OF escap
The Watchers In and out OF the building might have ke
~ m their vgils all night had not the anitor nhay a
peared i'm the courtroom and put out the shts. Io "a
Il nf the faithful watchers had become so overcome
in emoon or something else that vigorous ruDpe 0i
10 ears by the anor only suiced TO rouse nii p "i'
lg The Jurors locked in their room upstairs took on '
in coats and collars and lay down upon the Dehces III
r hone of gaining repose Most OF the nsntS We
= nnt ont and tine last of the group of yonng men on
le outside OF the building turned regreuuliy away
OPINIONS or THE PBOsE' UroRs
n Concerning the effect of chung jury, Assistant
III tict-Attorney Nico said to reporter oil IiE libuN
IL # would not be 50 disastrous some people may e
DO and "a some others hope. 1t could not happen oh
t lack Of convincing evidence against the defendant
co proof of his guilt was overwheihs h, throa
~ an9 refused to bring in q verdict
rs. ,miitv must in the nature or thn
y he either supid bad 1t will only mea thereoIe
be we must find twelve other men Wlo are tines @ hard yo
Gu and work in which may easily be deceNe' puS
be did IL in Jaehnes case, In BuddensleK case anu III
tv Of others The evidence in Jaehnes case whie
-, yncn0 was not nearly direct ana powerful a. ~
nu in McOuades. If this jury hangs we Will Simply
ht ahead and get another
, Certainly with no more delay than human conau'
=" make absolutely necessary III may not pe IN E
Ike for the Recorder To sit right away again, pu. .rb
rs Over and Termner Court and we can go tere M ~
~ Mr. MARITIME is thoroughly uncompromislng ana Will III
immediate feulal L. ,rop+ tod l,r
ms II was rumored yesterday tha Mc2ua"1 d accen
an the trial 10 plead guilty il Mr. MARITIME WouIu .ep
short term of Imprisonment in the pelentlaiy nis'e,.
no heavy sentence in states prison. Dut aS ~ &
ut new declined any such OASIS. ne
nf Incarnation have il that in case heaVy lhipoll'
the ury are i'm favor Of his conviction ne VIII rcleM rem
Vi offer rather than undergo the torture eNpel'c an" ~
a. another tllaL
the MR. ENGLISH NOT CANDIDATE
we Ixnr,NApoIIs, Nov % (SpscidN.-The truth OF
,bo rupor telegraphed from Washington that "llnam
ont Enlish wond as candidate for United states Seha
itv lead Democratic revolt in Indiana against tne Ae,
~ ,ration il denied here. Mr.. English SAID TO-DAY
w never authorized any body 10 say Ma and Leave
n". trying TO attend 10 my OWN PiN"'o ''
o peoples alone
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