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MURDER TRrAL--The trial OF William Miller, on
ar Indictment for the murder of George West, in
May 1912, is in progress before the Rensselaer,
Circnit-Judge Parker presiding Hon. 4 Mann and I.
w Waite, associate judges. job Person ESQ, s ssso-
eia,ed with M. Townsend Esq, district alto ney, in
behalf Of the people Messrs Olin stowe, and Holmes,
appear in behalf the prisoner The details Of the testi
monv occupv q large space in the Troy papers, and
was not concluded saturday The trial will be pro-


racted one from the fact that the evidence IL entirely
circunstantaI and embraces great many particulars
bearing on the case, and which altogether make out
strong case against the prisonernot the least among
which are his leaving this part OF the country suddenly
after the murder, and leaving also matrimonial engage
ment unsoIemnized Indeed, though the murder
committed In May ls<2, the prisoner not arrested
until few weeks since and then at Baltimorewhen he
preenoed be ignorant of the existence Of such place
ss Troy and whether was In this country or not
These circumstances connected with the fact Of his bor
rowing gun the dsy Of the murder, the report Of tho
gun having been heard that morning and the body when
ound exhibiting shot wounds and other marks OF stsl
vioencohis having more money Afterwards than could
we'll be sccounttd for honestly, and Vests being oil
gone up the chief points In the The trial ex
cited grest interest In Troy, and the result sited with
not less interest sHi08