, 1875-03-30

sentiomen wcro With him from, about dusk. nt'tl
salkod about various matters. the contempt ca1s
Of coufss occupying the greater at.a"t,on' ~ II
wAs chatscteriznd as an "0ntrage, ana LUG
repu.t pfnlckod--tho vintlicatt0n OF Mr. Storey
and tho discontinue Of Judge Williams. Among
those who made calls wore DR.. Fowler. OF bprlhg
fold, Ala. Woodman, Alexander sullrau' sn'l
Z. \. StorrB+
Al quarter Of 10 o'clock Col. Rfcaby came
Ia, ami his Arst words ware,
t'Hp EEwB TET."
This Information ratlor hsartlod the party.
diep4tch had been expected 1t o'clock, aud,
nothing having been honrd from hir. dondy, N
lookod a. II tlle prisoner would. altar al, liavo
10 pass tho nig!lt in tho jail. Indccd Mr.. Can'.
fold went 10 far 10 to maintain that ho would
mol bo released, and told tue reporters that II
vas uBeless to wait-that 1t Wan not probable
tbs sttpcraedcas would arrive until to-day.
qtattsr Ut an l,our lator, however, George
Clnudler, Mr.. Gouiys partner, catno up tho
steps lcadng to tlio Jail entrance, almost o'is oi
breath, and, knocking on tho iron grating R'fea
To SEQ Col fllcaby.
"What do you wans7 ?" saia tho tnrnkoy;,
II have IN order TO. him." VA. tho reply.
"wnATi i DtarArcHF'
quoricd tho msn with tito koy. a. --.
yos, releasing Mr. Storey answered tho
boarer.
Tho messenger was Immediately admitted. aud
waa met by Cut. l,icaby,, who took tho dispatch
and went into the JAt'ers roDm and read 1t aloud
TO Mr. storoy and h's gucata It Was as fol-
WauxEoAH, March 2a.-gtorGs q. Chandler: The
following i tho order for tls selsass of Mr storcy
tetor4 U ths s%riH Ia ssao viii George Chandler -
s0rsty. it' will h' a'ssis;5as, i.en eu,sisay:
"JulRs Supreme Courts
M1LL1AM q. GouDY.
1his Interesting nova wan roceivoA With M
II told you go" pAie, mud tho romark, "Judge
Williams was ahcad this morning, but no aro
ahead now" lie felt confident TINT llo would
not bs obliged to lodge tlioko all might, but It
aocnlel to bo = matter Of Indifference with him
NJ martyr, and, having ''incnrred tho w1ati, Of
bis enemicH," was willing to submit to tAeir
"torts,rea" rithoas ilinchlng or SLOWING tho
white feather.
Ills frieuls congratulated linn upon his ro-
lan9e but, before llc was fte9lnan ouco nlolo,
SOME NonK HAN TO E: DONE.
Col. Rfcaby ruahnd over to tho olfico Of tho
CLERK Of tho Criminal Coast to get blank bail
bond. and Jai!et Doyls set OF III p,lrsuit OF the
Sheriff. Tho former accomplished his srrand
first. but tho lattcr waH gone half An hour.
The Sheriff finally made his appearance at
half-past 10 O'Clock, tho bond having, beon filled
out III the meantime aud without further ado
(the 8horiT examining and satisfying hin1solf as
TO the gennlnoucas Of tie dIspatchl tho slgnn-
tnros Of Mr. Storey and Atr. Chandler waro At
tached to 1t, and MI. Storey put on L(borty's
eap
The band runs until tho case ia heard boforo
she full bouch, Which ril' not 10 until Sep
ta.nbor.
After taking 4 glass Of sherry, Mr.. storoy
picked up basket containing tho remains OF tho
ttinnor which his wife had brought lin, and.
bidding adiou to the BhoriR and 1aiter, ho left
tho jail In company with btr. Csulflold, Mr..
Chandler. Col. Ricaby,. Mr.. doode1l, judQe
Dicksy, h(r, O'Drion, md tho roporto,s, taking
hnek on the street, aud driving to tho Times
olllce.