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flueB tsenty Of fha crowd advaoco0 upon NV Pal
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borg back be~eve evidently afraid TO rsk attack,
and at last moved Il. and Mr. Palmer brought down hk
r& hers and posse ssfe and sound. night before lass.
termiDed bearng throughout which perhaps aono saved
him and his posse from bloody aud fatal renconsre
Tn. Case or WaIs1r.
In the United Staes 'rict Court on The I'd Of June
before Judge Hoffman, the Of the United States
Wfl~m Nsiter, II. A. SNOW, and Jarnagin, iadict-
I'd fitting out expedition against the Mexican gov
err ntnt, sss cnlied up William Walker Of to
deiepcnnts, accemtauicd bv his counsel K Raudo,ph
leo, appeared in court for arrairnmsn, and v,sa&l
not guilty to The indictment. Hrs bail fixed ct
slo eco. His counsel moved for continuance Of the
Un,ted States " Htfsa~ Wauer-D Districs CaSrt DO
William Walker defendant in ths above entitled oass
berg sworb deposcs and says tnat Frederic Emory
material wtDesa for defendant Ia the trial Of indict
meD' that defeora ects 10 sho~ by tho testDonV
OF ssa witness, that exped ion organized and
by defendant in the state Of California, during th
month of October 1885, for the purpose Of
Ing to the roaer o the State OF with the insea
or a protecting sale Mexican State from tho ncurens
OF the Apache Indians and not nteadef to cot
the territory OF the Republic ct Mexico; that
after the sailing OF said expedition from tho port ot San
IrbDcisco and whilo the high the objects
intentions OF said expedition we're entirely changed
feIsneDt further says, aaid Emory Ia ncw arseuk
from the state Of California but deponent was iuoreA
by said Emory and therefore believes, SAID w1
return 70 the OF said Court within Dex
three mon' hs that defendant cannot safely e. triad
without the testimony Of said wtness and further d.
ponent saith not Sworn to, etc. wM WALKER
me- Randolph contended that the original object II thA
expedition disclosed 10 the odAvit not THAI
under whith tho indictment found dtrecssA-
vRa expedition for the protection OF tho northern
roptere of Mexico against the Apaches aud for
insason; s object only changed after It haA
departed he lits Of tho United States aud the jurfs
oction OF thia Court. The eviencc which could pcova
this tact wss therefore material to tho Of the d.
fepoant, whose right 1t that the trial snoud b -
ferred for the purpose Of procuring that Testimony
Mr. lnse, the u District Attorney, opposed the
tion for continuance Mr. Emory having left tlse
stosIner of tho day previous would not return un10
three or four nonthg hadelspsed, within which time IL
Witnesses for tho prosecution would probably DEPART anA
he would be left without any testimony ~
After tlo discuBslon the Court took the matter
under advfement.
Bench ordered TO issue against the sNAsg
dosendants, Snow and Jarnagin