The Red Cloud chief., 1874-11-25

ns his money.
znknown.
aes& dan me-;
Ne2ssnef
bse7-so the. mis- ne,
sa~ mace a~a dear.
~ ~as ssgUet'en.
%l'' -'' been ''''''
~ NJ n,u,y Ergns
[tfs slses. .. Isosm:
fbk perjury.
he 0suaal
last sesGjss ~ sthe Grim.
~ pserinc~ Of
fsr perjury excited un
1 The accused vas ri"
kssQlisbsl young lady. who for
<hsd bern . Roverne.s In 3
aSty. n hos cond"cf
H., i've reproach.
.esJh called o. a witnea. in
kuit. snd had answered
(cera,Ise the usual question a.
e,h.s she hsd ever been punish
sny criminal offrnae. By scci
x~SSusGesward disce vered that
EEsr- previously. had bern
|sed 20 ryhus. for thirty days Gov
and consequently the charge Of
vas brought against her Less
2SSrnt )fthe fal-e oath than Of
committed by a beautifu
ISf -cuItured young lady. the
B. on the day If The trisl.
~ repietion. was unav"id-
5ee4 from h ing present until
DDlfrs we're nearly ended
m. s~srn-eI for the prisoner had
..,e speak for his client. Tie wa>
1kei6Td old gentleman. and wa
(rilvy somewhat stif, cold. AMI
asssed in his manner Of speaking /;
Today his voice trembled. aud j,
evident that he Was deeply NOV
Anslemen Of the jury" he began.
10 stood here many times TO de.
I'd the acru.cd but never before with
3 feavy . heart as to-day. White
rhaye never been moro fully
sesasiooa1 IF the IL nocence Of my
Sss, base, or the other hand.
4uit eonsr;"us Of The
Zx,u,ty, q PIE improbsbility. per.
ofob( ling q favorable verdict
s.gAs 4 nd is an. orphan By
s.aesthl her parents bef.re sh'
~ scsr reached w~omauhood. she
.esrH bnpslled to seek her bread
..ael bseers. A liberal education
~ to obtsin . situation s,
For two years she va IL
house-slwsys industrious,
= her wsnners. and modest IL
eofensions%withnut there evel
rBteALAe shadow Of o doubt
Nth regard TO her honesty. when ~
q, nee she was accused Of theft and
arrested. She has assured me sha,
she vas unjustly convicted. have
a..aetisei my profession fur City years
1ane experience hs. made me insrn>i.
BE TO tears snd plsu-i,lc stories. Here.
-eentls men. there we're % tears. Her
verbs were simple, hut Ito mel c"n
sincine. The accused We, not guilty ri
the theft. and consequently she could.
nth a ci ar conscience, answer the
question With regard TO having bern
Ne Any crime. .. .he did. in
kive; F"r she hsd not been
-. hat had been the victim Of
Sress tjssieAg
&Iarxj caot unminaful nj
kAes&e.i !!aion can hardly b.
ne. isss 49, The defen-e i.
serpelled % SAuit tbs. If judged
sky BY the evidence, the charge has
- sshtan.i.sel; b2t be-. sen:'c-
: Fiat sou viii for moment i'm
zine yourselves in the place Of the
socased Again she had found .
1kussion ; nothing ws' known ~ he'
hsviae hen imprisoned; so@e years
kG4 discharged the duties al he'
bositioo 10 the entire satisfaction o.
sr employees; she had 90" the ''v'
oSaa1n0Ee s~.1srs'e''
Dbw. I ask you, gentlemen,
ks-esen hsd il heea true. make
Safeesion that would have cent be-,
81 fiiendless into the cold wcrli
: Wsald Il Dot have required more thar
hnassa atseekA 10 make such =
Ssurioaf ca yOa sos understand.
psallemsns ~ shat che suffered
u she vss a~ksd '.h.ve sou e
Punished Tor sny criminal OF
was 81 cieut 70 rob her ia
n le.Sf. Of re2sou3
Ne un~oainesa Of the ca~e viii ex
HAlnsst. for calling y"nr At
10 the severe p~aai>hns-nt thar
>ssllos yoar verdict of 'S}ai'sy.
kssAaags6A vho, on > singI.
Eanl Esntssse, . shn IN
ksrw-
for Vi a f6r