, 1875-03-30
Mr. Ncsby-1hen vo will not bo obli1c1 ,,
pea. hnro t0-fnorrow ulornluX ~
Mr.. Rsel-No.
IN THE JAIL,

point to follow tho Deputy, lat on each occ,.,.'
lila dounssl instructed him 10 RESTING Lis sa ,.s.
though at tho Hamc t|mo thoy did not oire, 100 49,
further legal objection 10 tho inmo,llato o,.n'
Ing Of tho Coutss Instructions. Tbe ra.r..
bowldcred At tho decision, were a,,solutc,, ~
alyzed At the appearance OF the Depukos, a. :,
was only aftor repeated huggcattous ly ,,snu,"'
Hutchinson that Dir. Storey aroso from, liz ~.
and accompanied Deputy Morris 10 Tho ri, ~ ~.
ing supported on his way by Mr.. H..
by. IIc wM mot OIL tho Jnl cortss'
by Jallor Doyle. who conducted tp. w.
prisoner to his private oilce on tic left .,a,M M ~
tho jail eutranso. In tho softest spot of ..,'
in the corner Of the room Slr. 8:oroy sank, rI,s
q sigh that seemed to cxurcas tho words, 1b,as
God for temporary relief" aud for long TIM.
rcmaLnod s'lont, and pondercd over tho snil5ss
and unexpected turn which etrhita had ,at.n
Having allowou the gentleman q enfrieencv =.
timo to recover from tho fatigue incident to II. W.
llttle vic'sa!tudo, TRIBUNE reporter entcrcd n.
room and approached TIC PRISONER. As h|a ,oas
touched tic tapestry carpot Of the apartment Ii.
oye glanced round 1t and look in liz pslucipal ~.
lures.
rug noon
waa small. but yot enough larger t',nn a raj, !.
insure its being preferable to the ordinary IN
q,,nrtors, was woll furnluhed, and would In ~.
pleasant resting. place for anybody who NJ. M,
obliged to stay IN 1t. In fact, the only tl,r,
about The room which could have been ,,hn.,,s
aut to its occupant were snndry, ,hanaouiss nj
Bhaoklos Which hung on tho wall, aud 1t rhsee
LIE glanced ovory now aud tllen with a rsInta Ia
expression Of oouutonAuco. When tho nrisn.,ll
saw Tue TnlDuSE reporter, ho ionkel n.
smiled, aud asked him his business In nlcss,nn.
kindly tone.
"Woli,a ho said, "wllat Gao do for Won Il, ;,
nepottcr-I don't want to take UP your I'm.
Mr. Storey. but I should like to know for X,
benefit Of THE TRrnuNE's rcaders ''
WHAT you THiNK ABOUT JUDGE WILLIAM M.
c1sloN.
Mr.. Storoy-I think TINT, In legal point NJ
Wow, 1t is by no means a just ota. Ido M
think thas Judge Williams has consulted in ~
matter with his fellows OH tho Dench Or lle vonia
not have rendered 1t. Das Why DO you want nv
opinon2
lloporior-wolt. you sec tho Times Is sg,. I,
havc 1t. and THE TMausE will not bo behind liz
III. Storey lsmIlIns) Vol, what mora ~
say7
heportsr-what aro you going TO do III uta
10 got relioff
Mr. storey-sty lawyers sro trying to o.t
supersedoaa to-day. They had gone to Wankes,a
to SECURE ono from Judge llcAllister. II III,
at home VIC will no doubt hear from him iii
evening.
Repor.cr-Was the decsalon
BUnrn1BE TO youf
Dir. storoy-Woll, no, It was net exacll, 1
Wi1liamB would tahu him quite AZ far c, II IL
done.
1leroster-Do you think tho dcolsion Is an.
tempt to 1nuxzlo the proBsS
N[r. Htorcy-Yen sir, think II neuss,.t,
cannot discuss decision Of tho court no ihat
M what M individual aays, aad The right to d.
cuss the action Of y court rests with TIC pt,s,
1seportcr-Tle court has right to dete.1It,
wllns ls contompt.
slr. storey-judge Williams. 1t seems, deter,
minoa what Is contempt. and from Ia
nm absolutely without rsdross. The aseid,a
is tho moat 1btrary one over heard While Jd:t
Williams might be able to make s!utnp up4sa
oveTy weok, tho Times III nbla to hdltaAs
iatger nutnbor Of people ovory day In tLo setl
Heportor-Suppose Judge MoAlltster deela.s
to Interfere, Whnt step will you pur1ue7
Mr. Htorey-,Netl, sir, don't know shsu
not looked boYond that. Judge MuAll;stor. ya1
or any other man, can cduntcnauoo this decis!s,,
md II tho community do, they Acknowledge tAl
no man las tho right to toll tie truth.
Rsposter-Do you think Judge Williams Hn
DIsrorIo IN H1H orlA1oS2
Mr., Storey-I most certainly do. Ho ehoEtl
his uinua towards mo httor htH decision b.
twice ordering tile ba!lr to ro,I,oyo ma frou III
courtroom. After the sentence I wa, IN Ii,
hauds Of ths Sheriff, not In his auy mora tim
you were: lie not only oracra tho shona 10
take me, but he follows nc into the prison tosa
II am in the cell.
At this point ShoriH hGnaw entered tlIa room
and said. Well, Mr.. Storey, how arc you:"
N1r. Storoy-Vory we'll, thank you (.kipt
out his watch), though ! have been arr:soussts
tllreo lionra.
sIierir-1iavo yon hennl anything from IL,
Supreme Court7 or am to havq you al tny gus,'
for ten lays2
Ntr. Storoy-1 have not. Undor other cifres.
s.ancea, Mr.. Sheriff, wuuld be most hApp!a
DO your guess, but not wlon have buainsa u
attond to.
Reporter--TLo Times has beeu rather ssyla
on tho Criminal Court.
Mr.. Storey-Ihss ls not tho af2nfr Of ths TIKI
a!uno any more than OF THE TRIBUNE. ltllniN
happened that It was the Times which cnt'tI.:d
tho report iu plnce Of The TAInuNE. II snoEt
personal matter, aud IT thla action Of ths Goq1
IL proper tlloro Is no longer any uAe In publish
iuY in our newspapers CRITICISMS unou tbs action
Of my Judge or Jury.
At tlla point
NN. MIKE N'coSALp
locked into tho rooni. His iltorvioH win III
Storey was briof but pleasant. slcDona|d ian';
Mike aloDonald--lIAi M1. Storey, 70 youhsut
gos into jail at last?
nfr. Atorey-It seems so.
hliko McOonnld.-Woll 1t YVES tight lsta e.
tween you and me who would yet loEo a1ts 1a
you have won.
Nfr. Storey-It apoma 80.
TIE Tribune touortor here Withdrew Into W
jail hall to permit Of the prisoners h.11as
consultation with Its lawyers regarding ths ~
porsedeas.
A ho stood in tho ball ho saw Ms. 1tudt ~
wcll.known criminal lawyer, enter s,d mofsiM
ward In tho direction Of the cage. He ~ sssy
| ped by q man wlo askod him. pointing 70 y.
room III which Mr., Btorny WAS immureo WY u
WAS not looking after his client. Ttuds eSvI. Y.
hia lend, and. with knowing nod toUaEd w. ~
iron bars. remarked, " Oh no, my boys asS aau
hero."
:AHATuEn nnxAnuARLn zEA1UnE .x,
| Of the clrounlstanco OF Mr.. Ht0rey'd 1mPn.'
nsant waa the fact that during tho long Ns,,,
nuon hardly anybody except ha lavJtn ~ ~
other employees called to SEQ him ,-,,m. i
TafnusE reporter, who awaited da'snfy ;sf,
ments III tho jail hall all tho aftornoon, .S, .It
expected to tnd that tho prisoner would ~ III ~
tl4s recipient Of macy ve1linsontoned e1,!A X, H.
t y safe to ssy that, boyond tho bheIa' ~. y.
Jatler ono or two Deputy shcrl1s, hnI sas IA, Ia
oner's lawyers and employees, not hal1 > aas sGuas
people came to tsnasr their colnlniaefanso..sss ~
| but OF course 1t must bs remembered taM ~.
jail Ia on tho North Side, ut leaSt sGfon o.oeA'f
moved from tho husinoas csutrs Of tho flll h, -
| ~ hnAr rGahrtA1 hu uonga Mr.. EtQ{6Y w.