Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08

vas be not called? Because not one par
t.ele Of esi3eEee has been introduced to
make il woEth rbile TO pat him on the
sLsnd.
DR.. TarbeH. whose deposition you have
heard reasi, ~5o tries - shcv that il vas a
physical inposibillty for Mrs Cooley 10
be pregnaat, ~ho pats IN tits claim OF al
buminsris aud from whose mouth | drew
cut en cross examination. the fact thaE this
state asd condition OF thirys l. pessible At
4 certain stage Of pre- gazncy. This would
occur igs says Al four or i've months along
Wish | could have had him here. This
man, physician ia your county Of Somer-
sst = 10 sEs willing 10 take his oath as q
phylilian that il was dangerous 10 life of
The remarkably besnufui and Intelligent
Young lady YOU saw on the stan ia f9,lnsss
ot health, 10 came here to court.
Gentlemen 90 not agree with some who
say thst ply siclaBs as cisss are d.sh0aest.
fsr have met many honest, yet | kaow
sEcEe are some sho are dishone s. | have
met them, | have met one in your county.
The counsel for the offence sc5us the
iis a OF Mrs. Burns hearing the cry cf the
child What more natural ihst she sLould
haze heard thaE cry, for We etaIm child
Sss horn. aad We kno= that a ehiid comes
into this orii with cry upon its lips.
We hnJa that We come into this life in q
cry apou ogF lifs, and We 20 GU. OF il il
tazrs.
In the A'ternoor.
Atlcrcty General Litlle6eld. argument
vas resumed a, clock Every one thas
could get into the Court room, got there.
Tie aisles, lobby and library were flied to
oEeril0sing and every inca of standing
room - As occupied. The audience was q
very quiet one ana the deep bass voice Of
the eloquent Ststs Attorney rose snd fell,
now in .oft modula ion Of tone v hiIe dwell
ing upon some important fact in thr ev-
i,lscce, a. ain 10 tone OF thundsr0us vol
ume as BE emphasized solne particularly
startling or we'll established claim of
the State or the failure of the defense 10
meet tie issue and properly answer to the
case. He commands the attention Of all
sHd during recess the mary complimentary
remarks are cf an ex.rt niely htiteriug ua-
ture. Norton sits with bowed head The
Attorney Generals words are of terrible
moment 10 him. Can be real conviction
in those thunder tones.
the teri ible crime, if crime IT wss ami
perpatfaled. as the attorney speaks Of It?
lie surely SLOWED DO allusiOn 10 il TO dis
tarb him heretofore. The iurys eyes are
upon him, he Ices not look up, evidently
he ii undone. A hundred have brought
chairs with them and they line the a.sles.
Down 10 the otliceTs who guard NorloH
they crowd. The most exciting az well us
s.fr t., ..f, -
town is now on the tapis. Scene after
scene has been rung on IN ghis tragedy anil
now Il closing orc draws 10 an end. How
will the dropping of tle curtain be received
and what wiil 1t mean for the one The
maintains the leading role:
The attorneys resume Of the case in the
afternoon was a brilliant and apie Hort.
1t is useless TO attempt TO give any outline
~hsteyer Of the attorneys argument 1t
was an argument on facts harl substantial
psthos, sentiment and oratory blended in a
mighty effort 10 do bis duty to the STATE he
represents. and won for Mr.. Litiledeld the
admiration of all in the court room.
Adjourned for dinner.
Dutirg Waltou's Argument Norton kept
lis eye, upon Mary Buras, but during the
terrible masterful atraipRment OF his sup
posed crime by Attorney Litliefell he sat
with bowed head
Ati 20 Ju ige Walton began his rharse
70 the jury. closing at ) % Two minutes
la'cr, the jury retired 70 their room, and
the room put on buzz of convention.
tina! coniinued uni, O'Clock. when a
knock came upon the jury room door
Deputy Jones at once unlocked IL, an tie
Jury flied oat to their seats, Nhcn Clrrk