The Portland daily press., 1890-12-18
OVER sAWTELLE'S TRACK.
objects of Interest Pointed Out on
the Jurors Sleigh Ride,

the Jurors Sleigh Ride.
ROCHESTER,, N. a., December 17.-Upon
the arrival at Rochester of the jury and pris-
oner they were first shown the platform
where Isaac met Hiram, then the place in
the station where Hiram sat down. They
then stepped out upon the platform and Mr.
Kivel pointed out the place where Hiram
took the teams and called attention to Rail
road avenue and its location with reference
to the station. Mr. Edgarly, the prisoners
counsel, then took the jury round 20 the plat
form by the tracks of the Conway division
of the Boston & Maine railroad and called
attention to the door from the station to the
platform, the thickness of the station wall
and the distance to the tracks
The jury then took large barge drawn
by four horses. The prisoner and keepers
followed in the first sleigh, and in the second
sleigh were Mr.. Edgearly and DR.. French of
the defence. A third sleigh contained Mr.
Kivel and Judge Bingham. The party drove
to Frank K. Wallace's hardware st re, where
Iaaac bought the pick, shovel and hatchet,
and then drove to E. s, Stuart's stable where
the teams were hired, Mr. Edgerly calling
attention on the way to the location of the
post office and the distance between the
store, stable and Office.
They then went back to the depot. After
leaving the depot this second time the jury
rill's barn by the Nutter woods where the
murder is alleged to have been committed,
thence to Sinclair's store, East Rochester,
where the shovel was bought. and returned
and the lamp bought, and thence to the
GlendOn House, East Rochester, to dinner.
EAST ROCHESTER,, N. FL December IT,
The oawteie jury left Roche ster at 1890 in
teams and stopped several times during the
first half mile. Mr.. Kivel called attention
TO the respective location OF the back win
dow in The Berry house, where the shots
were heard, the Nutter woods, the Jones
house, the electric light on the road, the
bridge and opOsltion of the woods with ref
| euce to the road. MIR. Edgerly called atten-
| tlon to the distances along the road, in par
| ticular between the electric light and bridge,
the obstructions intervening to the Morrill,
barn were noticed. and the distance near the
| scene OF the murder, which will be the next
| point visited. The teams were left here aud
| the jury and the prisoner walked round the
barn and were shown the location where IL
would be proved that tracks were found and
| the location of and distance to the Webber
| house where the shots were heard. They
| then took teams to the Webber house. There
the back window, back door and location
| with respect to the barn and highway were
shown and the nature of the ground be-
| tween that and the Wentworth house, which
| was next visited. They were there shown
| the location with respect to the barn and
| highway and the nature Of the house and
walls with respect to the sound were pointed
out, as there also sho.S were heard. The
teams wele then taken and after stop at
the top of the hill to look back over the road
to the barn they were driven to Adams Cor
| ner, where Mr.. Edgerly pointed out the
James Corson house and asked the jury on
their return to notice the distance between
that and the Webber house. They were
then driven directly to the Glend0n hous
at Rochester, where they arrived at 1l.3(
| and put up for dinner.