Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-09

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Tie mi bis'or nf t'isL;s relations Viii STOKES
| viii he caIIad ~, and mi ,,tn,nnt made IN con.
vincn tho inv that tbe nriso,iar hag rSr ion,,
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snirjt Tbcy Vii hrin,r ,,it,,cssns TO- shr,S how
| tisl drst bronmn intinotn win Stokes and on.
a"cd to sr1,,lv rho Frir r,il,vay vim ixerosenc
oil from his toct6ry On Ionr Island. how the
two ntoaIessrd toGethgr and brcnmc more and
| more steodtasf os friends unffi a third marty
annearnI in the nerson Of Mis- .Toserlttiue Mans
| drid Tho counsel win d,yeII mon ali fbat al
| Inprd sho,s,ng how thr woman f,vornd brrne,,
acnnointanro how the rival hpcamr icaIous and
trcd IN cstronre The new lover Grst nv fair
means md then Inv fouI 6oty he conscd tbe ~
rost If his farmer irirnd stokes ana snhseancnt-
| Ia, soilaJ his nronertv m, rho }rrtonsa that he
took il for debt.
| The attprunt IN show that FsI, bovinn almost
| ofr,ctcd tbc hin Of etoI-ns fnorciaIIg cnntn
nod ~ ,,arsocyte hin, ,t,I Gi'iiy rtr ctttnr
| his antsgonist c0nYiatoIg c3rnarcd closed
| lis ,nGnh hv octfrr = docision
| from The court Gorhiddinc tbe adnis
sio,, i, r.idonco Of cortnin Iettors and Joci.
monte caIr,latnd IN throw lirbt on the suhicct.
| how Stnt,cs sfjsr t,svinr s2s 00o eonnsel ZOOS
anJ hai,,a, ,,naIla tn 'l+ce,, IN The CONTROVERSY
saw that still annther decision yeos roino AGAINST
| hin, IN tbe YorlfviIle lolire courts hn,y Gndinp
| himself at the rud or his resources and Ii4 an
| tngonist fresh rs when he came INFO the 6pbt.
| hovinr an unlimited sunnIv of tnoncv IN hack
| HIM he sces iinthino afpgd Inf ruin and dis.
| honor They viii tfndertnIe IN show that the
rbarae of blacl5mailing wax rrounelcss. and that
FisIr roaIlv retained in his own nf,espssion money
which he nromispd to Miss Mansfield. Finally
thew relate how Stokes went from the court
| room ofter a dov of odversitics only TO meet
ftcr 70 (are thn iudre who had inst issued the
ordrr ior he oTresf-,and that iudge n warm
| DI hut ind afptFU St 10
came suddenly ovosnar,tfsd aud changed from
an adversary INTO nm assassin
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In consequences ~ rnr,ors thof tbnre was
trabIo ,r,r,ebnn(lod from fr;end5 ,r Eist in the
uint ro,iInont tn tI,o afIact tl,t tbo,, Intended
| tn tni,o Stniros tro,t ,Lo ioii and Ionr him
| Mi 1!an Sha1er held nm ente,vieyv with Tieut.
| ri Rr,ine and Gdintant Alien of the nintb
| rc%imcnt Tho Latter ofIlrrrs disr1ain,cd on he
ho1r of tho rnSi,nrnt any, srch intcntion and
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fbe major General. of beinp accountable for all
| ocTinns or fhp reTiunnn+ i'ol Rrainp however
stated thar the reaiment frlt dceply fhe loss Of
their coInnpI and II Stokes shonld Inv local
nuibblcs escare iust punishment thev world
not then be responsible for the action of the
friends of Fisk. large force of police re-
manned at the tombs last night; also Il section
of police at ManS6eld's house.
RUMoRED DISAPPEARANCE OF MISE MANS
FIELD.
II was rumored last night that Miss Mans
field had disappeared and could not be found in
the city The rumor is generally credited from
the probability that she will he witness ia
the trial
MORE ABOUT STOKES defence
The friends of Stokes assert that he has car
ried the revolver with which he shot Fisk the
last six months They maintain that he he
lieycd his life was constantly in danger from
some OF Fsk's retaincrs and thar he carried the
weapon to defend himself with if necessary. and
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subject of his difficulties with the murdered
man. Stokes friends say that many physicians
condemn, in unmeasurcd terms, the action of
surgeons in probing the wound in the abdomen.
They hold that the condition Of the wounded
man was such that this course accelerated, if it
was not the direct cause Of his death. The tes-
timouy Of eminent surgeons on this poiut will
probably constitute conspicuous feature on
the trial
THE ASSASSIN IN HIS CELL.
Stokes is still in cell 50, in the tombs, which
has been retittcd for him. John Graham and
the rest Of his counsel held an interview with
him about two. There is no excitement about
the tombs, and no signs OF a riot. The court OIL
sessions Is held in the tOmbs building.
copoNrp,s rxorrpsr
The coroner's inv met t,src a. ,broe o,clocl,
stai@es counsel we're present. also Jndoe Fuller.
tou and Charles s Snencer to ,yopcI tLe in
forests or Fisk's relatives Strokes w,s brougbt
! into conrt aftcnntin,r IN anI,esr ,,nconcerrsd
Cnroncr Yonn@ called the names Of the inrv
vbcn Iobn Graham said there seemed N he n
r'ior,rs feeiin, in tho air. and he ,visbed tsyo
s,'hn'if The Ie%ai nninfs Tbe coroner said Tho
inrnast vies rc5n,ar and he would NOT allow anv
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