The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-27
THE JAPANESE iMeaaGlic.
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Proceeding. q
In last Sundays HERALD graphic account vas ~
serted of the Of Mr. ana Mrs. smith he Original
propretos Of the Japanese troupe OF acroba and the
detention In the county jail along With tue little boz
"All Right" who refused TO part with them, u thl
suit OF Mcguire of the managers of the Mcguire and
Eisey performances. s.nco Sunday, however, frss6
dcnoumens have been nadeDn the inibrogiio and vt
to-day, TO clinch the matter An Righ. was taxed
harsnall, from the outside OF lud W stross prisol
whore he had been Grst depolied by tho jaor in pu
suanco of an order from tho sheriff. II
1T and Mrs. Smith give the 70 lowing version Of thu
affair which appears thoroughly sub tan lated and wei
grounded They suspected that some attempt wonly
very Grst Magairo wanted him. wnsn can Right' ~
fused 30 leave them in prison, and Saturday aftei
noon MARSHALL, Mayuires agent came 10 TO the jail a
the troupe, aud demanded 'ai Right" Inc r,is fsi.
low refused 70 CO. alth ough his conntryman was em4
determined to stay with his guardian and BIZ
'ulother'' las no called Mr. AMI Mr.. smh), because
wouId take him back to his co Intr AZ Gan Rightly
would not go Saturday, MsrSna had upsatis
ned Nothing further ranspred until yesterday aftsfnoo
A. two O'Clock MARSHALL came AIN to Ludlow streee
Jail with an order from the Sher directing the jailsr "a
deliver up at once 70 Marshall who was ppec nsd b
NAM the boy CAN Righ." The jaiisr declined at fr
delivering up the boy about WHOM there had been %
ready 60 much spue from one party custody 70 ah
upon himself Narshail got angry u, this would NOT
wait for any further explanation bnt ve1 ok again M
the once OF the sheriff, who her r. DIRECTING
the jaier that as he county Jail is pubic hotel,
he had right 70 harbor persons ho aCtualH
committed to his guardianship as isons,s, and th
'Ali Right has be turned Of the doors Of thu
prison aud go where he pleased. be wherever
Mr Mcguire wed. Tbs remainder Of tho narrative q
told In M Smiths w0rds:Be'ween three and four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon the deputy Sheriff n
my room here LUDLOW street prison and Mcguire st0o4
just outside the door The Sheriff presen ed q pape4
which could not understand, and sxid, I" have come
hero 10 have thia boy, and will have HIM. IL you
do not lot him go Qnotiy, will take him by forcs.T
At this All Right" who had Mcguire outside Tho
door, chung to the b7dpos and said repeatedy that b
uculd not go away from hrs mother. THE Sheriff spoke
10 mo agslp and told me rad mt er persuade tho
boy to go but answered him by saying that would
tho lads ncnations; IL he wished 10 90 IL
could but would not esk INN u 90 Or stay. The
Sheriff then came further into my foam and seized
"Aii Right" by the collar and his shoulders, the p0ot
little follow still cllnging ell the while to thu
todpost. Mcguire stood outside the door AND
10 tear "Ali Right" away from hs hold Of the
bedpost, and the litt,o fellow eaid "Mamms II mud
60 take ths-taking of sacred ~ nc oil and JapaneSH
charm, which he believed secured Immortality and 80,
clty 10 the weare and clsspng uDd mis- adopte4
mothers neck-"T will 20, If they tar mo away,n hS
Sheriff then dragged "All Right OF my roon and
hustled him into the street. He had reached
this than Marshall who waiting there outside and
Mcguire, who vas following the Sheriff, sprang on thd
little boy seized him each by and dragged HIM
up the stree, into Grand as far as could do MOI
mined to get him back. as | regard him as my own
child, and my wife ioves m her.
Thus The case Stands at presen! further dveiopmcntf
mey be shortly expected.