The sun., 1893-06-21
sne%b steT there %neVer % thought Of doing anything

Even after IL was settieu tnat ene anu E,stI EtIns
ssgsss wsrs e the es eonnry to Mr. HSms she would
not etiss lot I sT: Gov hobirson cave her: -. All,
Wondn WSn SG9s sS, ~ in q, ,pd d
drive the a Nth tPs Ps' uzsTd sSY' sfS. sGs
Canine ess % vent down stairs Win her; and
was glad he had done so. for back s,,ss %,
The tonr. Hcs whsIsa sSa 1sF 1sns ero9d
Of 400 persons. lie Sheltered her across ,,' tne
small space to the carriage and tnrn got ia WIN,
ma matr5n's ron room she had been occupying IL the the
county Jail Ho followed her and br heIiSe Sn sniT nf
r"od.by to her crowdng his farewell among
tho good ;byes she was distributing nt tha r la,'
sb R% saS nf5 fnFt ad tTST S %
lock step and doing i pretty wei ss"r sixteen
Thsy 1fyS I marched Rd Straight through tho. town.
straight into the Parker House. .Hnd lne s,tMiGn.
sntherei on the sidewalks and in the Tind"1ws, w.,
and cheered them ~ they marched Ihey ~,
nH no,es that Th'{ b yrn. n.G ,hs men and
mon erasred their hands on tho street AM an
bsss sS sf ,hfo or sho n%
and lots ot Gth"I boys tailed ,Iiyin nSnG oehbIHH bsY
flved and minds monorolizcd by one eonrrTt- rI,
ling h"pget tIy nns enI"g' p front a ot four large
green bottles. Whether they took one drink
or twenty drin ks Is nobohT ous,hesS; ,s ;,,oasaI
'Fh Ths .@fs rspnrors Ssa M surrounded the arers and
%on sS y1u na HoHiS ont Easa %sat v done will
fff. Il arresrs pc that after they h4 TOLD the whole
world that Lizzie was not guilty and alter ihHy ,s
had shaken her n.nd they rs,ref
"ESat %ESSt how they came TO nnd their verdict diet.
tained ie no provso against their speaking
to their friends, the reporters soon knew all
tuSt aays a,l have been agreed that there was no
evidence on which 70 convict Lizzie Borden. der,
They did not start all o. one mnI IKE ssan ,,I, TO-
"emnnons "eng ION inter that such was their "pinion
hasSeG rnTsS Gs"f5s n sF "a"' nnoensr and ye
per1srs six kert The their n-Svtog STn coSosS So~n
q" and tie Lee skilfui worE ci Mr. Robinson il, max:
ing hose witnesses hrinR strong n,o 70 dnoIS iHTIS
nr"uSht npnh ali the Jurors to one mind. They wont
into the Jury room today all oi 2ne mind ', wneh
reach They suffered the lawyers 70 e1uiGG
them for thirty ak hours Of dclireration and
dsnu This Vas done by ywsh ihay IN WsTe
m'S9i,y'in To s9nmins fiSSsd food spots. Foowny this
came two axes. Two hatcheta ann tne no"nn1 t,hP
aitS IN fil1ie Hula BSiens hue drcss skirt and waist
hnuihrr man brought an armload OF photo
trurEtul of bloody clothes and blood stained
wood and skulls. Tho Jurors grinnrd at thgn I.
nS and in hr al hs Ws d" '"ey
In their spirit OF harmony ana genera nii
tendency to aGr,e about eyerytninS r. sf, ,hny a ta
the court to rush fright back with their yer. yer.
dict. They thought Hosea kmowton wouldn't @
scHl,d slc dsy Ss t@RnE hsy 81 Sr around
and chatted and considered what big case IL
wns, and thus they spent nearly an hour.
onrned M MnsSiineIj wTiie jury is cut The Judges
either sit ali day on the bench or retireto -
pisht sh falls fail they they make t known to the sheriff
wh"rc they will so to he'd and 1t Is an ierstond
that IT, Jury reashes cnnc.uSi"n SION 1S,"re & t 'hs ne
is heard To-day. after a little whiting on tho
for a walk. They askad Chief Justice Mason to
Join them. but he said he thought it c11ier S M IN
hHsociate AS S judges tn ereiore, stroed together
under the maies,. olns Of County street. past
the great parks and raasss Of S the rsaSy hs
i1ro s'r5iled led along T Sheriff sent runner after
them and thy saSs Sey anvs
visr wisely" ono Of the Judges was heard to say.
ndhn son rsssed his is whoa. maEing
Nc. sSsy sau tsSs ,Ss ds the
:
! fence put in no evidence whatever
Disiict Itt,rney Knowiton; when asked for
e ns is Content VT Il is alleged that he admit h.
! had meagre ha nurt to spread; but ne DID II
we as he knew how Ira 5hi!1 pHEsSn hsd sns ns
Would w I have had a harder: row to hoe,
| acter Of the GoveInment's. case. have been
given to wondering on WhHt i grHudnids dictr the tn,
orans STaha Iizzie eFSo Bo1dsn The truth has
leaked out that shs was Indicted esSuse cause she
! little or no hope Of getting an indictment un'
It shs all Gis he rest the evidence had aledtc
! about the burning Of the pa stained dres.
! turned the scale and produced the bill against
And now to skip from the past to the future
morrow row. iizzie Borden VIZ g back to ber pa
nSI murder in Fail liver. At fiTst when she ex
pressed, this determination she said II have
shs s"aS ''SsS had s dea
The The house is now inhabited by Emma and 4
ss, sf1ES sfFS not ot'nit m"is sher home
in Setter part Of the city Emma is the ad
ministrator Of the estate. and the girl are
worth couple Of hundred thousand dollar
each. ,,. At
! prove that Mrs. Borden dicd first will not he nc
! ccItcd in determining the disposition Of the
estate lint on the other hand it il, not believec
that the fact that Mr.. Borden was the last to Git
will ever lie disputed.
The last hatrh-t found In a neighborinl
barn by two Fall River boys is now at thu
com mnnd OF tho counsel for the Borden girl.
They n ade suro that the police did not get IT.
It is In tho keeping of neutral persons. The
Bordeis have no kindly feeling toward tht
police and yet mean to com bine with them ir
the near future in ferreting out the murdereri
Of the old people.
energy hereafter, But instead Of leaving the
lawyers to co6nerate with tho Government
whenever clues are found to work upon.
In court to-day Mr.. knowlton occupied al
the, 70 enoon with his closing argument. ant
nm hour and n half in he afternoon was taken
NJ by the charge to the jury. which was sc
favorable to tho prisoner az 10 surprise many
who are strangers to the court procedure il
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Mr. Knowltnn made what all agree to he q
memorable speech, and the great crowd that
always gathers IN New England to hear an In
tellaetuhl effort has gone away more than SIT
isheh with the return they got for their d Is.
comfort and trouble. But il was \ mcmora hlt
n liar fhpn hn