The sun., 1893-06-08

cushion put on her chair ltwns brought 70
rostoI on tho rail behind her instead OF against
went out " Mr. Borden unhooEsd the 'kitchon
door and hooked II qIter him; That Ia ,,as WAS
fsn sry III ,ne to went % the I vsr
eto part q pcar heard that ,n s"msthiRg s. had
saw saw Sr. Bordens body; Then he went lar
enough up stairs 80 tnGt hS G9nd ,b 9Tk .nasr
and saw Mre Borden lying. on the floor with
Al to5 H bsIs be cSs sss Sr Enough
Then Gov Honinson came into the drama
In the court room in his celebrated a and now. :,
perfect. It,ia a del shtt t2 hear him and JOY
yers has been above tho average until Coy;
kobinson's first retforpance to.day. iio would
He Sas nsInnaipG and con ahCntial IN nrp, N:
guard With his queer sncctncSs,, Which IN haze aye
has such friendly and sympa;hctic air that
there is no witbstanding hin. but wheno,yor
mingiy lot hat witness look out. In two Jerks
tho Governor will make him tell what ho does
,Fer Instance + wasn't ten mnstes before ctors
door OF the Borden house would open II
said That after the ,murdor he wont ont and
point that When Lizzie iorden iastened that
door with a bolt and n Key on the morning OF
Uncle Morse said the door wouldn't stay with
thf the MHp.s ho@snt S H. hsst ct
thefe was, nobody in tho front yard Or, tho
back yard Tbs was TO to sh9w how bs ssy
could have got away. over fence or even out
There were policemen there. but they werro
tell how ho went with The policemen when
the " hole house. he said they had free ac-
But Il turned @ out ~ hat this was on tGc dny Of
The funeral Sntnrhsy J! was m"apt n t? o'Isat did
not let any one into her bedroom. 1t did Offset
much Of the G of s'G1y t6yrs s@at
adress all covered with blood. why did not the
Every now and then. at the most unexpected
times the Chief Justice orders n recess, and
the Jury and Justices are AIT TO go out Ter a
prisoner Prise; s bectonsd to Mr. Adams and with the
railing OF tho har between them they leaned
which iS, both iadehe Guits hsnTtilv. She Kept
on smiling when she was not laughing. TX
and and the chat TOOK on !. more formal tone ~
n the r.ed or h! a oSsn @
nessos ness IS like sheiine, peas. These sly we're
men. and were ca!letto liX the time at which
called when he went ont after breakfast.
unon sssnss wsfs Rana "TrfFrt ee
Of the Nati2nal @ Union ia,nk: EEerett N \. ; Gook;
sshs, ssnt M f. sS ns' or
10 o'clock. John ,lrcE. who s'ld n" was, |
hfs ana sn % asnrh sE the and Gd
his man James Ma,her. both carrenters. saw |
him at about 1O:45. and then lie was on his
"fa Disiriet Hf Attorney Mcodys manner in cross
examining was most pGculia1 II" Kent e2ta bis
s9at tails Violently nmd ,ncSssanty h. Hs did
them s WITH with his fms fingers, % and nd he nniie. iIsm
apart 1t vas G6seryed thnt thHy icy r%aested his
failures with Witnesses. Rolling them up
indicated plain sailing. doing them IN a bundle
only oSeprred when the wnsss was Eibtuse
&Hs Hntss this tss%ony Mr Hoody took up
diaGram on great sheet of m9.In my Il l., and MF
while it was explained to, the Jury. Ex-Gov
Robinson hovered around. and thus WAS seen
harmony, which New York lawy.rss Of 10Th
sdss en9y only at dinnsr m rSr bg sney mays
court. Here In Massachusetts,. it seems, they
are not given to Guarr.llnE , but M nbido TO- TO.
parable.
Next, tho startling name Of Bridget Sullivan
Who the Only yns s IL tho Eeden
house except Miss Lizzie when the mutilatst
SSfss to- e H thG osy nSn m nS WITH 9Sa
generous figure md wholesome face Of m
sah.r h en anG mouth Her sho tho
Eer TedrsSsfd l n of
whsa lace nround he" ne ki
gloves Of generous size ron led her hands.
After the fashion OF MASSACHUSETTS, .ho was
She wa: also allowed to. stand. ,,",.
Keeping women standing by the hour while
hundred men sit at their snso a-onnd heris
something New Workers. wouldn't get used to
II II, hG%sand t ye1Ts c BrhESs FHia that shs
cooking She hll not do tho cham ber work in
the ola coure's rocr: and neither dih tho
ROOMS. and when len iho no. old jndYs friends slept
in the guest chamber she look ,cnre Of that.
atant ohort OF the Government to show. the
IareIimony. poor fare, and hard work of tho
der. Bridget let herself in about 10 o'clock
and locked the bnck door in three ways: .As
cellar, that had been kept locked since Tues
day morning
sh The lrst M thDs II on tho morning Of tho mpr.
hSr woos "nG e5a BY the 81 snsS nas 5hc
found things locked Just az she had lett them
ne nsh osofS o rms ms "a. 90 te ay
Into tnat house to do the murders
e Isf tie Sr haRs at f a%s
sable wall that the un'riendly members o.! the
nra fecp p hs p oT Th oEs na n Rs
apart. the old folks Mt and tho young folks
forward He and Bridget knocked that i'm
pRssRble wall to pieces tod day in loss time than
Il took him to hui ID it yesterday, He very un-
fortnnahtely led her to testify thnt M shs often often
and come down the front ones and to 20 up the
front ones and come down tho back ones
The next incident in the court room was the
appearance OF the two white haired deputy
ehsrtfls wh@o @ have to taks the iury out to
with their right hands raised whiie Cierk
Borden swore each. You solemnly swear"
said he. ito keep this Jury in convenient
place and to suffer no ore to speak to them or
to give them refreshments except yourself
and to bring them back at half rast p" Miss
Borden told friend at recess that she was
nightly glad that Bridget remembered about
the girls going from one part OF the house to
the other. She said it was q common thing
with them
The afternoon session was made brilliant by
o still greater BODY Of bellies and u still greater
pumber OF the young ladies' OF tho place. NJ iss
Borden cam" in with tiny bouquet Of pansies
tRkinC her old nj GA, in tba dnck cha |