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| for the State, with Messrs. J. M. Buchanan, C, F, Mayer,
|C, Z. Lucas and John Snyder for the defence. This impor-
tant trial ended on Monday evening, Nov, 2/7. >) the jury,
after an absence of only 20 minutes, rendered a verdict of
guilty of murder in the first degree. The scene in the
court room at the time of its rendition was exegzting in the
highest degrees; the immense throng, in their eager desire
to give vent to their feelings of joy at the results evin=
ced their approbation in loud tokens of applause. Sentence
of death was pronounced by Judge Magruder on Monday, 12-))-}
1843, He was hung KRaaK¢ Friday, Jan. 12, 18h." CRRONICLE
OF BALTIMORE by Col, J, Thomas Scharf; Baltimores Turnbull
Brothers, 187; pp 509-510
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| for the State, ‘with Messrs. J. M, Buchanan, C, F, Mayer,
C, Z Lucas and John Snyder for the defence, This impor-
tant trial ended on Monday evening, Nov, 27, The jury,
after an absence of only 20 minutes, rendered a verdict of
guilty of murder in the first degree. The scene in the
court room at the time of its rendition was exeiting in the
highest degree; the immense throng, in their eager desire
to give vent to their feelings of joy at the results evin-
ced their approbation in loud tokens of applause. Sentence
of death was pronounced by Judge Magruder on Monday, 12-l)=
1843. He was hung HSMHRY Friday, Jan, 12, 18h." CHRONICLE
OF BALTIMORE by Col, J. Thomas Scharf; Baltimores Turnbull
Brothers, 187); pp 509-510
F, Mayer,
This impor-
27, The jury,
rendered a verdict of
The scene in the
court room at the time of its rendition was exetting
highest degree; the immense thron
to give vent to their feelings of joy at the results evine
ced their approbation in loud tokens of applause. Sentence|
of death was pronounced by Judge Magruder on Monday, 12-I
1843. He was hung HEMIK% Friday, Jan, 12, 16h." G:RONICLH
OF BALTIMORE by Col, J, Thomas Scharf; Baltimores Turnbull
Brothers, 187); pp 509-510
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"Adam Horn, who murdered his wife, Malinda Horn, under
peculiarly atrocious circumstances was hanged (at Balti-
more, Md.) on January 12, 18,"
BATT IMORE SUN, Baltimore, Md,, June 30, 1899
Abias Andrew Hillman, Sentenced to die on
NOV, 2/5 Glens, j We
48h, 485 McDADE 1,3-Lhih feta lofay “e Lupe
"On Tuesday, Nov. 21, 183, the court house was densely
crowded to witness theprosecution of the case of State vs,
Adam Horn, alias Andrew Hellman, indicted fob the murder o}
his wife, Malinda Horn.) in Baltimore County or or about
March 23, 183; Mr. I, Nevitt Steele, prosecuting att orney
| HORN, Adam Md - LEtMf Soe Ze
"Adam Horn, wio murdered his wife, Malinda Horn, under
peculiarly atrocious circumstances was hanged (at Balti-
more, Md.) on January 12, 18)),,"
BAITIMORE SUN, Baltimore, Md., June 30, 1899
Abias Andrew Hillman, Sentenced to die on
Nov, 27, 18)3. j Ye
N8l, 48S MeDADE 1),3-1hh peti lb fife apa
"On Tuesday, Nov, 21, 183, the court house was densely
crowded to witness theprosecution of the case of State vs,
Adam Horn, alias Andrew Hellman, indicted fob the murder 0}
his wife, Malinda Horn, in Baltimore County or or about
March 23, 1843; Mr. I. Nevitt Steele, prosecuting attorney
Hom, Aan Wd AM Sioa PE,
"Adam Horn, who mrdered his wife, Malinda Horn, under
peculiarly atrocious circumstances was hanged (at Balti=
more, Mc,) on January 12, 18))),"
BAITIMORE SUN, Baltimore, Md,, June 30, 1899
A@ias Andrew Hillman, Sentenced to die on
Nove 275 183. beta CfA 7g2_
la » 1813, the court house was densely
crowded to witness theprosecution of the case of State vs,
Adam Horn, alias Andrew Hellman, indicted fob the murder 9;
his wife, Malinda Horn, in Baltimore County or or about
March 23, 18435 Mr. I, Nevitt Steele, prosecuting attorney!
