The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-26
EIFvEY JURYMEN ANGRY.
,ovrl.IS IN corRr AGAINsT TEE
Coa,TIU. UHu HoN'T CoNYIOT.
ma, on, 10 the Judge and Txelainaed
T'in'," .,.,i,,cd ut HIm-Cass Was That
hnu u.rs,m,n Accused OF se,tinE His Deg
,.vs VINE WAS Drowned In FiesinE.

me-, n the Judge aad gxelnimed
70 .,.uruirIcd ut Hin-'1rs Wss bhs'
u.rr.man Accused OF se'tinE h's D"E
,.ua uhc VAS Drowned In FleeinE.
r.- That has been trying Frank Bailey
'H.lsygt, in the supreme Court was ont
-" loyr, and came In al = O'CLOCK yes
t"V"' ..-.,,, ,.ana.ng eleven TO one for con-
t'Va, afiAc Jurors went up to tell Justice
Vs. ,,.., If, \ moment later eleven oil
IW.,,, we're surrounding the twelfth, ges'
~ 80 ..i pointing to the odd juror and all
,hou,ing in D.-ru-:
..Thsrc he .s.,o.I Honor! That's him! That's
-, IL. The one he 5. the fellow-hes
the ore. .. md ,r...
- ,,o eleven rury men separately. While
A.. Jps,ire VIZ, .ucsuunsns one. the other ten
w sh,.fB, ,a,.. fingers AZ the man who vot.
o,,vi,,a.. They were so boisterous that
No. had The man badly IT ghtc"cf. He turned
,.Io and looked supcaliug'y at tho uniformed
u I'm the courtroom. Finally the court
.ao,rs went 10 lis rescue and made the jury
-, ,rbo stood about him sit down.
,...i,. Fur-man instructed the members OF
\. h,-v not 20 talk about the case any fur.
,hs- When TIC eleven left the courtroom each
..or,oi a, the twelfth man. The twelfth re-
n.ineB In hi. seat. lie did not leave the court
,oom until ,Ae others were gone.
1",.,,, yr-.nan summoned Assistant Dis
.-io, Attorney John I. Mcintyre. who had
s,os.cute6 Bailey. and a long consultation was
t,la between the Justice and the prosecuting
.,,orr,v. When Mr.. Mcintyre was questioned
.b,p, the matter later be said:
nrhe ip-y stood eleven 10 one for conviction
A. trcn,v liz hours. While tho trial was pro-
,r..sinr the Jury were permitted to separate and
- N their respective homes and places of bust.
Ness. A matter Was called 10 my attention JUST
sftsr the Jury retired, relating TO the juror VINO
IA ont for acQuittal. This warrants tho Dis
trct Attorney in making a most thorough In.
s.S.icstiou OF The infOI nation that has been
Srolrht into the District Attorneys ofice,"
pI DA sftsr the scene in court Yesterday Mr.. Nc.
fntyre asked Justice fursinan 10 ado SS;ooo 10
he bail Justice Fursman did so and com
nittei Bailey to the f 4C6iSs In T TStae erime with
,biSS he was charged was "sicking'- his dog
Al Fannie Gallagher. II years old, on June 20,
is9S. The dog chased the little girl into the
ttiy,r at the foot Of West Twentieth street, and
,g was drowned. Fannie G~allaSher's play
mates appeared as witnesses for the prosecn-
tion At the trial. AL a~e now young women.
The story told By the Witnesses was to the
inS on the 7iar at the troS Of West Twentieth
~, ted RStII g the pier. Annie Hughes testified
fhst tie girls were playing a childrenis game
On the pier AZ s O'Clock at night. They we're
running from the pier to the lumber barge. The
Sog from the cabin Of his boat and sent the
Sog chasing after the children. The dog had
tori the trimming from the dress Of the Hughes
sher. According to the testimony. the Gala.
sher Frl ran along the stringpiece at the end Of
the pier, with the dog at her heels, and while
she was attempting TO get back TO the lumber
barge the dog snapped at her dress and caught
Il. And she,tumbled Newfoundland was drowned.
The defence was O general denial.