The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-29

House register for tho 9th day OF January;
1855, saying that on ono page they would Ind
the names of Slocum and vile and MISS
name of the County Superintendent OF the
Poor. SnenceH Glynn says ne did not r tSii
to get tho facts of tho trouble for publication
he let the brothers believe he knew q, deal
more about the case than he really did aud
interesting to the readers OF tho " urW
1t Is certain that the brothers learned about
plant was served, for an amended complaint
was Mt once prepared. in which 1t was set lorih
that the defendant had been guilty, OF wrong-
doing at the hotel AT Fulton. while Mr. George
Glynn was relied on as n witness OF the fact.
The FIosts say that Glynn came, to them vol
wholly bad. and asking only that tho woman
whom Glynp had taken there a. mat tlme 1 20
have been Frank W. Thorp.
The first trial Of the case came on In usweSo
In January OF this year. l'Gcap-e much adIl1,
trial trial" held at TulasEi In April, only such refer
ence vi be made to the testimony and dolngs
in the first trial as will show how W VII, Sc
held before Justice Williams of the Supreme
Court and Jury, The Justice began the pro,
wore allowed to 90 ahead Merrigk St9wSl
District Attorney OF OsweGo county; anf the
ilfsiPs Charles \, Baiser' Cty Rof i0Gt u
after the interests O the wife. There. was not
a lltle eXtraneous nlinenco brought 10 Dear
on the Jury by both parties to th9 SUI. OF
instance. FROST as member OF mo liparu OF
leagues to PULASKI with MIN, and was careful
that the jury should see them In iriendly con-
fab with him as often as possible. MRS. frost
was there dressed in black; but LOOKING 9Ni
Of the union born In ,Soptemheri $50 piayea a
about the room or climbed In her mothers
lap in ways and at times well adapted TO win
the heart OF any father on the Jury .,,o,,o,
Only sixteen men were culIed in the Selection
OF q Jury Lawyer Poucher now ,rE,eis maj
he didn't call more, for no says he has since
learned that ono OF them man OF force ma
INTEL ge1ce. was an old canal man WHO hau
The first witnesses called testified that they
had soen Mrs, Frost in buggy Win III
Poucher on what Is known as inc lnuIcnii
road: locality which a woman particularly
careful OF her reputation would not he key 70
froTuont with man not her husband sun. u
was AT O'Clock In the day, and tho buggy was
constantly in sight OF larmhouses; 1he GRO f.
examination showed that ono Of ne Tilness n
had received two second hand derby hats ana
other second-hand clothing from inc fr0st
brothers. Tho witnesses dis.reed a 20 tne
on q goss4mer cloak, although II was clear,
hot day. Poucher aiterward ,swole NAV ine
woman with him was u Miss Dempsey an III
mate OF the Frost home. ,
Then Edward G. WolcOtt, a dry goods sales
man. sworo that he invited lady irlend VINO
was visiting at tho Frost homo to go riding.
Ito took Mrs. Frost and six bottles OF beer as
vel and as they drove along q street T, P'GGea
rOst beside him on the front seat ~ olcOtt
drank most OF the beer. he, said They re-;
| turned home before uiRhtfall, and they did
Mrs. Nellie Lorraine swore to some very bad
facts She said that soon aitor going to work
| Tor MIA Frost sue began 70 hear her employer