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teudArL The Jury m1sI not use sny q tie
eVitence respecting The actions q Simonds,
The person who drove Or Crontn away from Us
home on tie night q May 4 and ether unknowa
persons whom they might consider men befs q
this conspiracy agains: any defendant unless
they are first convinced beyond every reason
able doubt from the evidence, that such de-
tendant as also a member q such conspiracy
% murder Dr. Cr0ntl.
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fendant did some act watch contributed 10
some measure 20 Or. Cronius death they VIII
not be justified IA concluding that the defend
ant doing such act was a mem Der q such con
spiracy unless hey further believe from tac ev-
iteuce. beyond a reasonable doubt. hat said
defendant al tie time OF doing such act actual
should be one OF a series Of acts 20 be done by
others in producing the doctors death
II the jury believe from tAe evidence in this
case. beyond reasonable doubt. that The Ce-
PENDANTS or any Of them conspired AID sgreed
together. or with others % Hlu and Eurder
Patrick Henry Cronin, and that in pursuance
and furtheraace Of that common design
and by, q member or mem bcrs cf such con
spiraoy tho said Patrick Henry CroLln vas
killed ana murdered IL mBnceV aad form rs
charged ia TIE Indictment In tails case then
such OF these defendants, Il any when
the Jury believe from the evidence
beyond a reasonable doubt were parties 20 such
conspiracy are guilty Of TIE murder 0f said Or.
Cronin, whether the identity Of the individual
doing the killing be established or not, or
whether such defendants wei present ~ tie
time OF the killing or not.
Uader the charge Of conspiracy against anyof
the defendants 10 commit murder. il r4ust be
proven beyond every reasonable doub; that such
defendant combined with one or more persons
in the common purpose ard with the common
design 20 murder tle deceased before you viii
be justified il believing that the conspiracy ez-
listed Us charged against him. Although the
Jury may believe that Burke's actions in rent
Ing The Carlson cottage, removing the furniture
thereto from IL CLARK street and that DR. Gro
min was murdered there, these acts a the
defendant Burke In themselves are insufficient
10 Justify you in concluding that ne was
party 10 the alleged conspiracy, unless II
further appears, beyond al reasonable doubt
that such acrs OF the defendant Burke vera
deliberately and wlIf0lly intended by him 70 as.
sist IN tho perpctrGtfon OF the crime of murdeR
Tho sane view IS taken regarding the hiring
OF Dinans horse and bBggy BY Coughlin and the
contract between O Sullivan and Or. Croain
Il is not necessary in order TO estabish t1e
existence Of a conspiracy 70 prove that the par
ther 1|t tsrf
formal agreement 70 effect a certain purpose.
The com ubinstion, or common ces-gn or OBJECT,
may be regarded as proved, II tie jury belfTe
from the evidence beyond a reasonable dcnbt.
that the parties we're knowingly. wilfully and
actually pursuing IN concert the unlawful ob-
Jet stated IN the indictment. whether acting
separately or together, by common or different
means.
II the jury believe fson the evidence beyond
q Reasonable doubt, acting IN the Ngnt oi the
entire charge of tho court that TIE defendants
nov on trial CT some ci them, cooapired
together, or together and with others
who we're 10 the grand jury unknown. 70 XIII and
murder Patrick Eenry Oronin and that one OF
more OF the conspiratOrs IN pursuance and
furtherance OF the conspiracy, did XIII Gna
murder the said Cronin Ia manner ard form as
charged IN the Indictment tLea any or all
Of the defendants ~ any who so coosSired are
IN tne law guilty Of such murder. although they
nay not have actually killed the said Cronin,
or been present al the time or place OF tho
killing.
TIE burden Of proof rests upon the prosecu-
tiou. and it Ia required 70 prove beyond al
reasonable doubt that the defendants. and not
somebody else, committed TIC crime
charged IN the indictment. Although
it may De believed from the evidence
that &; IS more probable and akely that ths de-
PENDANTS are guilty than that they are tnIo-
cent yet no verdict can be legally based upon
such probability. To warrant . cOnviCtisn upon
a charge OF murder. the evidence must oe
q such kind and quantity - 70 convince The
jury Of the truth Of the charge beyond
every reasonable doubt, and 20 a
mora certa4nty. H. therefore when
without passion. prejudice or bias. the iury
having fairy and honesty considered the entire
evidence or both sides o. the case do not feel
morally certain. 70 the exclusion of every
reasonable DOUBT. Of thc guilt o. The defend
ants. hen e IS their duty % scg1it theIo-
The evideuce Oh both SIDES rn1T' - ccnsid-
srss witao8t suy feeling Cf resentment or 70
vesrc and II the iuxy finds shat the evidence IN
this case fails % show Rny motive on tne part
@ The defendant - commit the crime charged
against him. thon tas Is c'rcsulsta1ce in
favor o. btz innocence wh-eE the llrT 'lrat 20
consider IN ooalo-+ .o1 visa al the other crI
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snv vsl founded doubt - --f.t toat BE- nay -
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