Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-13
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i hxI~.esi befess Mr. and Mrs BAbcock
Nr. xsd Mrs. paaa, Mr.. Drake, Douglas
Turner sol al the other Witnesses uhicf
ave cansrslscted hies- Has Il come q
his il ksasehec eoan'yr
Mr. Carleton tnxn ss1k up Inc question:
Il t.ae Injuries AMI grew s4-eastae a. ths
rperse Of COUNSEL, wbem, be SAID, bad N
on sdence in tie a'Fsi story. bar put up
nan Of -t-sw. The temporal muscle. and II
pene.ea 20 diver. sttgniion 30 aide issus.
1 Mr.. Ca,ss.o- s-'9 /. wss not necesssr,
ksr the gov rprn4nt 20 show saxt Blsnn va.
dead h~a be vent into the water. II w2i
easagh To sLos LIZ sAs VI III aneonslio
OF against his desire.
Mr., Csr.et,s dsfeaiei nr. Gali'ngs ard
again n, en- st the first autopsy He speke
Of tie fact la. d. CsIlin.s hal sesn the
bo5y before death,
Nov, abou, the Dresden autopsy. couu-
sci has chosen 10 make q strong point De-
cause DR.. Tgrner was not called. Counsel
has told ven tilas Dr. Turner is a young
s,ces ors eostl r,,, ,elI What he saw, could
the others
Mr.. Carleton deried tnat Df- weeks hs"
confirmed DIR. Gerrish- The attorney maxi
q biirer stack on Dr. Gerrish, the great
sna'ou'ist, AMI snee-ed ~ Dis testimony an
actions.
Mr. Carleton claimsa that WEIGHT of ex'
ner, ;ex,imany had showed that the clot,
o.c,,is.i siTs,ea,
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.,,,as, oo,o,,sss m. m.
g.,
81. -. f,i4j;,g.
rni,rook. As th,v r.dilnlousiy clslnI, ii,
temporal muscles for CLOS, tut whether
inefe were any cl'ts taefs ssi "he'I'
taey we're proNatea peIoie dea''a'
Mr.. Carleton read from De. sawyer
te.,tmooy and mt forth esrne.t claims
n. c;,,;..
'''-' - W. S''' '''''- T. ct
The speaker sgalA attacked Df. "e'iAsi
with all his powers OF sarcasm, rtdlcale ane
b;,ferue.s He claimed the doctor wa,
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He :. al from Df- tfeff'sh II sum oh!-
DIR. Sawyer's ties Inony is II wonderful
cot tis.na,ion of Dr Giid'ngs. His descrip
ion of the bruises loe. sad them exaltI,
where the latter found the clots
IT., NJ r,-l,,or attacked Mr. Sncst
60 . :,
Shu asa1i siu'fieu i''
''lucrile ATTEMPT 20 save the.r client. iF'
attorney claimed hat the weight of the *
rel. testimony pas with him as TO the elec
.f ,h,. blows
A,.er tbs il there an question, an,
doutt. that blows were struck. Killing al
ie4derihg unconscious oiehm, n'n'sn ~"
~, - =, ~ a. ,ha. ~, had ann. lio
dss,,l. hsrr, aatI L., make them dispose q
pis b"dv, and was clearly and unmistakabll
sfo"n by me P'"ot' mere can uf w
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49,. a. ,o,;
v.,;o,, ar ~. l,hat,y Of IN, client. G. MI
m-u, YOUR veenct may have uniimiteu
"a ct upon the li'es and lp'tues el mao;
u "a, ',''," n's" h,,,.t,a,brd .;nk
ina, .,.a lang e,ur.. ut yiolaf,o1 of law
rs arkty passions ini'smed by DRINK ah'
"'.'i''t =. r's''e NJ '''''e ~ ~ M w."
.,'ai' ,I.,a,,,a.n lsb',
~ - -. g., a., ,by
VI 10
MI tatietous pefo'a'loh was inaS"i'
cent, eloquent, and ADDS 10 even his estab
E.bsd ren,itati,n II. urged the Jury I,
a,; .tt 90 orsor.a las,
'''
sul ntd"r ny tih9f Nef'hc'' anu ne 'o'"
mtted the Interests of the people of Ken
n.hs, conntv AMI the whole of our gran,
" e''e''' " "
Mr.. Carleton competed hs af1dneh'
Lib and brief recess was taken. Judg,
Hon hsysn hi. ab,e charge st II al am
-, :, 90 H. to.r :,
1'" f''''e4 -
fortunately aole 10 puoPsh Inc loho"lhs
extracts in full The omitted portions arr
,boss referring To the law which p,acticall,
:; a.. ca,
""p 80 f'i y. '"e
yer uiai' JUDGE nan ehsfge VIII o'
fn9 of interest to all and Will thoroughly
ran.v a careful peru.al:
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mr. fo'Fm"H "H" "e"f''"'e" =" me 'Hfy
The me has slIived for calm and dis
passion Vt reN.ew of hi. long and rather
plated Case In The f-Isl OF the night
of persons, "rether IN ct'd or crlm'7a
case-, fiere Is " ie proper chance Tor tht
Opera,-on IF sentiment or prejudice. Ihs
reasrn rathert an the emotion is to dec1ie
Sen mcnt snt sy.r2"'hy have fheIr place
n hmm rt'a .ons' prr)qilce - natural.
nut she n ci'. en- STAMPS oefpFe court o.
jus &c charged Wa crime, sympathy shd
prejudice s-e s'se oct OF place IN Jury o.
judge. The law nd the EVIDENCE alone
must be 'he basis Of judgment
/ is possible that during tf's long tfiai
IN tie great interest OF the pnbic IN
With the com house dallY Md that yot
or some OF you s1Hnti hPTe nFar1 opinions
Inadvertently sxpresstd or otherwise u
your presence anf nearing by in"'hna,'
out-ide the court house reg4rding TIE tssh
monS OF -ome witness or the gnlIt or inho
cenee OF the sccn,ed- VI course yoa 90
not nesi TO be told ihat you shaii resoiuVei'
seer ont Of your delioera'ionN any impres
+ Il
sions thus acquired. Ren'en'her me oaa
YOU have taken to ''w"ii ard truly ny IN
issue between tie S'ste Hrd the deftnfsn
according TO YOU eytien''e. aud any juror
Fho could he so iFNneUc9d oF anything rs
may have head onfslfe tte cnnrt mouse ha'
not thst regard for the sacred fnnc"ons o.
juror which makes nm worthy OF a ses
on your panel. The jury system Is the very