, 1874-11-25
CRIME.
Argument for tho Prosecution In tho
Washington 6afc-Burglary
CaSC,. ,'
Mr.. Riddle Causes a Decided Sensation
Among the Ring-Thievos.
Miscellaneous Crime Matters.

Miscellaneous Crime Matters,
Thn Washington snfc-nurginry Unso.
W.an,anror. Noy. 24.--1rho uofo.hnrc1arv trta,
..a ~ Jo. ,vh.t.,. -. 49,, ~
"as leaa.n1. 49,. nn'se'y, "1u nae oeoa ~
sont a'neo fi1aa}' WAS IN conrs' ano room was
unusually crowded. Mr. Riddle resumed lfs ar
grap,s Of hta araumont vestorf,av. tn rofres, tic
snt,,,,a - - ,.,es 'eNA'' - AVA WA Wv
' ~. p,,s,s y. s"0 !a's, T.. H., ,,. =,
ar. haduie' III she oonsao OF hls af8unoht' A.
lnded to tho Testimony Of Shhilor md to tho
statement Of tho other Bdo that shailor was dis
missod because lo would not ss car that tleyo
kilograms reforrod to- Huntington, aud said ho
wottld 60 out Of the peto Of tic Testimony NJ tho
defcnse did; md BaY that Bhaaior waa d.srniaaoa
Treasury by tic outraged mother Of lilo
young Indy whom Ito had Bctluct4l. This
H.ntenlont brought Harrington, Davidgo. nud
smthols to their feet, and they protested esainst
sush statement. Tho Judge called tAo.a to
ordor, but tho protehtH and confusion continuing,
Lilo Judge caflod Deputy nfars1,al Phillips to
quoll the disturbance. Whom oonnae1 had boea
nado to bit down, Tho Judge said alch conduct
and auch language would nutcertainly intimtaate
him.
ar. Riddle Qnterrnpting1 Nor mo either.
Mr. Davidgo said Rtddlo's btatoment WAS not
~ tho Testimony. and Huntington buid he dontcd
1t as point OF faet: -+-,-
Mf G 9a saa s of efxr5sssy stated as he
went ont o. tto psth ,i Of e'ldonce p"rnosely be-
Nrr. uayldge-SAailcr did testify. Ho wa8
dtFna!ssca On account OF not saying the telo-
grams meant harrington.
a,,ao Wy ouasu Gon.nu5 % usocsTa co''nnus IT,
rrnrnIIoction of In cvi1cnco whon mr. hddfo
intctrupting said: II dot1't proposo to p,,rauo
TINT point ans further, Your Honor"
Marr1ngton-1on nag octter back ont OF y;
ya,r 81, 11a't t11a ~, t,'3a ,nt as
TIo .1ui]pa-St dowf,' nfr. nayi1ro I ohfort
IN a,ic,, 1foisnt noonn"r n,.i lnnnnayn and 1an;t
pronose to allow It. Nlr. Hddio vii contno him
sojf to tic testimony. md added With some fccj-
Ing: "aont}emep, Il tlereis to be my laughing
mon to sit hero iu nv }aco and do it, nor 10 the
fDca ~ 1hta iurr n m noy 1fr nidIIo y
DayidCc--Wiil Your Honor nIiow n,o to note
nm n-rnnt;o,2
0aytdroHWill INV Will, YOU t allow ; me- to otyor to noto
an nxconiionY ~" '''o" ''4o ~ "4oA ~ Ao'o
The 19deSaS I'D ea1s on no Mr Mls;
+,,o ru rooaaa maa' p1o'o'aoo VII
Sftsr uc7pc rcceas Mr. nIdd1o cont,nued ha nr,.
1't iii tn'morrow iMr ntd,ilo viii tn;a}, a1'nt
.'n sna so-n4otao"' al'' 1''ao'o NH AniS" apoa'
TTarr,rto, Int. ,,,o oor4,r ,f,or
thu a,,;aot,o - ths n,orn;tg ma win thc ~.
f,r- .,,;n,.nr .J;i ,po;,,
Jnr;,,a J.r,u to ~ da ~" a1o n'' ap'"t
o"1'os 'uo uA5'
,C,,, r~n,o.t. nv <,orts,,o r.,o Cntt1c.
,rn,cv,,v nsnxar ~ n1n,n,,,orn..
1...,as. ~. ~. a.. De.,n.,n.,,,u
oaL'holoS' te1'' No1. - oso"ns,to ts
Rock have been ao}d In Masamoras for tho BONG
}t nj Tin ownerg. f{en. Cortinn ,yns tin
nnroaaer. 11a mid a. nor hoan for
t H. 49,. .,,.1 a. tou t,a ,,,tar;or H.
Ia
buyB all kinda OF animals, brands them,
aud puts them on ono OF bis ranches. The
drove which crossed at E1hantls ranchn 16 miles
below Brownsville, consisted OF 200 head. They
belonged mostly to James G.. Brown, Sheriff Of
Costello Montsro, Of Matamoras, and procured
an order to pursua aud recoVor the stolen
cattle. Tho order Was placed in tho lands Of
Jesus Yillareal and otDerB on this side. Thoy
followed the trail to the 1anche Of Rencor do Ii
noros, the owner OF tho rancho, told
them they oould not entor his pasture
After aoeing Judge Montaro's order, he
head Of cnttlo, Tic robbers bad aeioctcd aud
removed tho best. They proceeded toward Mat.
amoraa with tue cattle. but were mot by threG
policemen having orders from Gen. Corttna
ty Mayos % o. ~. Ma.amotas TO taAs INC sas'S 1 ifom ~
rVht to nwrsSN a mn,, . rsrnvar 10 stn,an nronerts
IN Mexico. Vlllareal exhibited the order q
tho Judge. One policeman was sent to report Il
Gortlna, tnG otnota etaiu "lth Su!atoal. Vt
nnantnas WHns Wn aaes snn sas''e meto pennea ~
During The nirht Cortina took them iyy forct
aud removed thom to q pom of his own. On Sun
Day AIR. Brown vent to Matamotas and sough
Gostlna. me last9r eonhEea ~ catt!e. Mr +
tot ~ Ea1 hno oaten m Tia road an, nra
With Cortina. who .dcmanded alO for n ho,fe
~. ~ .vf,a I,ul f1cI
su!d he held Fillaroal accountable for tue los
ny o"nnae nioi,n aoan aan ronan
o;,,ara Tha had esnaroJ f,o,a she Reownsv,i,
'0 iaiI. nav -1"N 0'~"e0' 4A' "'','
Mcxa than h,,. tim, cat+,n to,oc,ea 4, nrouc
cort;no @ rofsod ., to 4,;va tiano IN Ia nTetanIc'
hs had hs"n gnaJe II n.q hcavilv fo
,aroncrsv rec1a;nnd fran 1eraa Thi