, 1874-11-24
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


THE STOREY IL BEL SUIT.
In accordauco With tue agreement Eaauo eat"s-
day butwoon Nlr. AsaY and tho btatos Astorhey'
tho fort1ur and Mr. swott, representing Mr. N.
Z. Faishank, appeared IN the Cflmlnal court
yesterday morning to col day ior tue TIM OF
wilbur r. Storey, OF tile 11'Hcs, Tor I'pel. unf-
I'M, !,l II, business, tho other COUNSEL waiting
Ut the inr Of tic Court to hhSe thu n'astcr dss-
posed Of,
h{U. EEED
nr5so and said As tar as The prosecution ia con-
cernnet. / expected to try tho caso noxt wnck. l
did not. Saturday, think could try 1t this woeG'
hccauao expcrtud to go 10 Waukegan tllta alter"
mon to attend to tlte case Of Nr. David AT taEe.
Inst Saturday afternoon, however. receiSed
information thai Judge Murphy did not oo"ose
it expodient to tako up the Gage cano to.shosso"
morning, because l,e, living at Woodssoch' ln'
tended to 70 homo for Thanksgiving onno1,
md would be Obliged to lonso Waaaogah soeoe
o'clock "Wednesday afternoon IN ofaoF 10 ges
h,me. sot lilo caso at Wankogan for tho aash
hrfnyc Tho Governor iasuel l1ia proclamation,
liking Thankpeiying-day Vi, sho 2Gtl, or Eou!a
ot hase dono T. 41 n.ixa1cn pen'' onot "a" on hs
wnv To- Noptlstoel, mud ho knid ho Thought ~
;mny,nr5,eut to tnlo up tho cneo Taohday morn
inr. for. it Lc could not dntBli 1t by Me1hesuay
noon lao would lavo to adjonrn Tug Goen ~ @s cn,'.
I'm following Monday morning. ana, Oh con-
eutatiou with Atr. swott, who defends Mr. uage'
and hir. Smith, my nss,stant, NO havo nErecd:
will tho cononrrnnco Of 3Eago AlarFAyt W ~
lilo Gago caso stand until Monday inotlnS. T. %
tint now haye thss week to spnro and Gun try
tbe case Of h1r. Storey; but ar. Assay eala II
would 10 utterly Impossible for them 70 gct
rcady to try 1t this uco}, and that no snostla Apply
Tor cont,iuancc. It Ito ahoula OBTAIN r. tna1
,vn,tjd crowd tho case over until noxt wook, and
thcn cpunot try IL bccAuse viii not bo hofo*
I]uriug tho next term thoro Will 10 tTo murdef
t.uecg.oouo has already gono over, nnd tue ot1er u
w,.l hive to follow, 9ecaaae cannos Try H. y .s ,1'
1ath of pocc,nbCrt aud thcre In an i1nhieuBo
amount Of labor III thana. SO 1t haa boon agreed
thut Mr, Apav Al.al, lnovo for continuance, and
that tho ca=e shall 90 ovor to the Januafy torn
Oil htH motion.
Tint il oar motion. Wo wish the consent Of
''9 'phe mec ConrtETho Court, unaor these circum-
gta,iccB, las no objection.
Mr. lscegl-Can We not aot day2
ajr. Auay-I would rather wait until ! can con-
yc,so With ono Of tho witocsscs, who IL bank
officer, and otliorB whom wo must haye. AZ
naYt If January, because his bueiuets Is such
lint he cannot leave 1t. will. howoyor, let you
lnuw at an early day.
sy. Eeed-Hayo sou oxamiucd tue Indictment
80 tuat you can plead? must have your p1ea. r.,
dnys. say frankly, though, ii will ha
SPECIAL PLEA.
Mr. Reel-I do not want tho order Tor con-
ti,aanco mads until tue plea il entered, eocauao
it might turn out in January that the Court
might quaah the indictment. and do not wait
thia delay unless thcre is AL iesuc,
Tbs Court think TINT il proper.
Mr. Asay-Whcn do you adjourn this term?
,The Court-~It will last two weeks longer.
Mr Nocd--You must plead THIS week.
Mr. Asay--l Wall plead some day this week.
t,ninh there will be q specia! plea. Wa doubt the
validity Of your Grand Jury. .....:
Mr. Resd-IAat is oil right. I suppose 80. I
ID not wart to e1tcr tho ordor Of continuance
now, 1Ir. Clerk.
Nj. Swets-suppoge you {aeay) plead BY Sat
urday.
air. Asay--That will give mo plouty Of time.
Let it be ttls day week.
Mr.. Need--Ws will be in WaukeEan thon,
Nlr. Asay-VcrY well, will plead Saturday
tnusnitsg. .--
Tho Court-Lct tho order Of continuance BE-
pnterod then.
The Clarh obaycd the instruction, aud thuz
e:.tlel tho proceedings for tho day.