The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-07

SSst o4 5ecq ~ be Outraged my wife while was gone .s e
woe T c ct bs S pp51g1S % eSS % T bs TaS Sh s S
gone, gone g q Che be- t,s made the exosmstIon.
pistol aI 10 his sGn the prisoner A. cannot say
cannot Identity ins crowd COLLECTED, ana the man
passed from my Sigh, -amjninR tbe scene where the
Sensmah NJ nS %sS o at al a59w & 6eSTS my
back was to the deceesss reserved bis right TO
There other wtBA
APP1icATION ron BKrrRds AL VS.
@ y Sa so1nse t2s 1nmodstons assigned
yiaqSst X cole S1Ss bad Srs Say SIy
wounded IN the bowels and WV stand his trial IL he
were kept IN the cell lie sds dh,en tnas ah sbo1id
0n 6e 6e mage "a m Sy o sTsEe0p an ~ removed 70
soH 10 @ UI ppeT &c s Sst co humanity de-
inandei oorpilance win il. rosoc,,,or WAN
Mr. Bailey stat ed that, 80 far as t the oSSnre N
Su mege snsbe % paee d be- IA, IN the Jail
He did not see any necessity for the m
.SSl sasy s be eds Rad b been .snsa aS
but BE che jaorh could not tsls the Esspe General
Cole had been wounded "a the service Of fts was due
to thaIJact and his course Of egnduol ers be bad
MIR; Bailey stated that irrespeotiye of thss ~ best
quarters the Jail could afford, con5istent wlthA
MI i ad ey asked ths. the mag gs.rats S1a@ that RsI
trict Attorney would betktnd enough 20 suGgeS
The s1eFr entering the room ss the time y ,ns: @
0nt said there was no spare room to which theg ns
being Occupied BY debtors and female ErisonersS to
msSs a statement, related how his h6ral had bee
s6Ss bo% nnnsT Sn 9 they S6S SPSnh he
up s mead TIED on b6 s hSr9 h SGS SSrs
ton for TWO days until part Of his bowels ioughe1i
csusef him dangerous suffering, and how the greategb
e fhGe "' in order THAI he might o' lose h
tailor s,sssd That he woSld try and make some tenn
perary arrangement for the better sccGmmJdation of
WHAT BIOAME OF THE ARTICLES EAKHN IssoM THn%
on 2Soek beng as &
S 9eg eqay pefsoT w6st Of a e.
1he Coroner replied M that he had derivs red them up
9. When9: A, Yesterday morning; .,.,.
y. Did you take any receipt for the Rlticles A.
q. Will you allow to see t9 A, y .wIIl tfthe.Dis-.
have hay any tight s, 70 show IT, t,,oo r.-a,
had nothing do with 1t.
he had not the receipt with him
S tsen % aPpad u sp 70 se se S ssqS S b@
T9 pr dnee the letters papers nemorsEda an aT.
rites or evidences Of indebtedness( fooad n the
The Judge wrote the subpoena asked FOR
r Haqiey TemSs6e1 "a s Cas he % 80 daS
10 present II TO the Grand Jury Monday next
Mr. Hsdisy i @ sngges.ed @ that essentially
when The trial would take place, woule mot n9ee TIL
r. neT @ he S sa % 1Ss
the articles that We're taken from the yefson OF
dec ased should have remained IN the p0Sseasio OF
IL wa5the duty of the Coroner TO have Retained pos
session of them until he received the order OF the
magistrate In regard TO their disposition -.
The Coroner remarked that he had no right TO de-
tain Them Thelegal repIesentatlve Of the deceased
was law as laid down to Bim.
Mr.. Hadey (when the subpoena was handed over TO
him) sai seemed TO him that the Cnty or the
prosecution to require the production Of those ar
ticles.
Mr.. Bafey said prosecution did notxlesfre them
Mr., Hadley replied that he was atvareof that.
Mr Bailey went on TO say that the Prosecution nag
not think it worth while to send for thaHna
Nr. Hadiey requested the mag istTaLee to be kind
enough to issue the subpoena to an oer' with drec-
/ tlons 10 serve 1t.
Judge PaFsons replied that it usual for the
defense to subpoena its with and suggested
that the result could be reach ed by teaegraphng
/ Frank Hisooek to send the iceS.
Mr. Hadiey remarked that all g -wanLed was to
have the articles produced.
Mr.. Bailey did think that the people should be
charged with the expense of Subpun naing witnesses
for the defense In this case more thar other
| Judge PAroOns ito Mr.. adty)-WhY n0kfnclO8o
that subpoena to attorney Syracuse, and get
him to state 10 the witness thai If n tsends the arti-
oles down he need not come?
Mr.. Hadey-Yes / do tb at
Judge Parsons-or VIII end 1t 70 the Police JUS
| uce.
Mr.. Hadsy-That will prob lbIy bo,uoEe effectuaL
The magistrate accordingly sent the Subpoena with
that message TO the police magistrate at
and the examination was the 40 oprned tiiito-moH-
morning al ten O'clock.
The object of the prisoner counsel In desiring the
production of the papers and other articles found
the person OF deceased Is, of course, the hope OF
finding evidhnce therein OF the Improper relations
existing between MN ana y ne prisoners wife. The
conduct of the Coroner In urreEderng these things
IS certainly under the crcr INSTANCES OF the caseva
little remarkable.