The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-14

maa's daueh.ery perhaps The daughter
Of burglar.
Mr.. North was sii tks rsl xxitns;ss;; xt IL; GALL o;ssll:
cd.
"You heard . . noise ; u y.u took * ,dovn,
your gun, vent down stsirs; Miss
Meadows, who. was sitting up vith
your. wife, Who IS iii, had tainted. Yod
saw your safe had been broken into ;
the window was o'jpen'; you ran out ;
thought you saw aperson, though ii
vs. very dark, and you fifea you jg(dD: j.
That is tho substance Of yyodNuirt yyodNuirt< eviii:: vi:
dsDoe," said the squire, aftst tie Tcleart
had taken the fss4aleer's' depositiodhh !;
"aud that is iii you know Of thes mst:.; ilatt:;
teri"
The farmer hesitated.
"Of your OVID personal knn6vw wledS 4; p
"Yes.',
"Mr. J.tvi. vim ie1jd ths ds1psosBii}ii6Sss d1s Bii3}iiSs.
over id detail to yobd by::a6d!!by, andi you 81 !
will sign it,"
Henry Pnddy, Of thls'' thl''' county il,tt55' con-.
stabul.ry, give evidence o'f ths dissoo1y51-' 81
cry Of the prissner, biesedtngI ii .iiud fsinIt. fIj;
ID an clubhouse On Mi. LadfiiGn'ss LdfiG ~: f4t%. iS :.
.'few hundred Yard. fl6m thas sssocss11sf sssocss11 ,o;f i
ths 'burglary:
M.gistrats -''Yoou 81 lid t,saSsi' t4s.asSssai hiimni hiinii
on account Of ths blesdiGx
Coostable-''1 did, from Motifs
farm"
m.gistrats- -"Yas,; 5a;. You vi i...i.iiseh: search
cd him 1t The oeuthopse?'
Coust.ble-"1 did:" -:
N.giisatar,, te-"w Whit dido You d I" didSd. iSiYY" I"
Constable thss g. ptiisopne4;, III op,;; iii,
portfait, knife, tvoha;it crowns, aS e. .niad Ia.
this ~.ltiog!,tiok." ..
The'portrait w1.s = Photograph Of
Kite. The magistrate looked at it it ana "a
handed it back to 'tthe 'tthl* officer. &
Magistrate Go Notth) )-tDoa;eas, this
property belong to yoa?"
North-"No."
M.gistiate -''1t is aot i part part: Of til. {.
property taken from your house p"
North:-''No,."
Maeistrate-"T kirh you. Constable,
what passed, in The 1ointb'oaaaseel''
Constable tied up priss;on,etfss
foot, and fetched him some w.teur,' t;u = md ID,
then charged him with breaking into
Mr.. North s house."
Msgistr.te-"Wbat did he say :"
Coussable-"He smiled s.id, 1T Is Is
bad job =; I have been shot; my
daughter was nursing Mrs.. North, and
could not 60 to bed without comiioe: ,l Il !.
round to see thai; iaha ~.s ali rigtt
md just As I w.s going Up to look II
the house, the back part where I knew
she was, I see North rush out: . ana d
shoot me, aud got away Is we'll as I
COULD"
Magistrate eyes; you ., nj can sigSnl: !
your deposition presently. Are ther,.,'
any other witnesses :"
Constable-"Eliz. Smith, your il vor: s.
ship"
Msgiatrate-'ls she herteei?''
Coustab1e-'*I; cau ffetoh: her in a
minute"
Magistrate-"Then don't."
l. Constable Thank you, your wor:
strip"
Msgistrate-"Mr;. Parker; you ' wish
to be called ("
Detective-"As your worship pleas:
es: Perhaps your worship think, there
Is already sufficient evidence for com; com
initial p
1f'the defective had lost bis situation j 4 +
th3t moment, let i.lons. being deiR;ti..Fze.dt, i;i. q,
into uniform, be could not in presence q !
Of the press have resisted this shot .t
the Tory m.gn.te.
Magistr,te-"On the CONTRARY. u It
may, however, be neoessary 10 adjourn r.
the case. Swear Parker"
The Imaginable clerk imin,i.tdiii.tte1y, ID tii,t
administered the usual 9th 10 the do:
teotive..
Examine him., Jarvis. Take thei
:main points briefly, sufficiently to jus:
tify an .djournmeut:'
eyes, your Worship said. tho clerk.
Wbere-upon the squire opened ono of
bis 1a~:books aud profssssd too2bsd ooa.
sulthg It, but shsxaii' 'e.refdhy lit 3D.
:ih1 too'his clerk: and the ''vituess;S7 ex:
oeptd dn0' whom he looked at & ;Kate
Meido~s,; whose head was bent, hsif:
/ long eyelashss s~eepinig'' her obesk,
her sn.l1 ia,r' hsnd lying I'M the :'ersit
brown hand Of her father; who looked
round the room with his & open honest
eyes, wondering how it WIS: possible
thst he could be sitting there I prison.
Of: Peter North watched, tho proceed.
ings with eager interest, and now and
i thenSsp6ke with modest, Kindness to
/. Kate, which astenishsd The: squii,ss.>3
| Clerk-''Yoo examined MI. tNoftha
premises early in the morning afterf The
i robbery7"
): Deteotivs-"At Eve o'cloGk:''
| Clsfk-"What' did you f1d'f'H
/ Deteo.tiviIe-"House, had been - enter:
ed by window; which had been left i'm:
fastened; safe opened with a key
there w.s' no breaking in Of any kind"
i Clerk-ssThSre were; foot-mafks out.
side, more than the foot. prints II ops
psrson,?''
! Deoteotive-"Yes; two persons; tou>
the prisoner"
Il rClerk-"HoW near to the house 'Ner(
the prisoners footseeps e. :: -