, 1875-05-27
THE "TWENTY.TWO."
Judge Williams Resumes the Considera-
tion Of the Contempt Case.
Aldermnnfc Ignorance Concern.
ing Jamioson's Opinion.
Frank Adams Makes His Argument fc1
Defendants.
Tho Case Continued Till To-Day.
MORNING SESSION.

AQS A&&H V0QLluuuA ALL Au-AAys |
MnRNlNc 9FSGi0N.
rnEtIutyAnY rALk,
rh. A,a.,n,n;o co,,tcu,nt c,s. .nns.,eit nnon
:, Anu n.u0in'e e''sIA'ps es,v epe 49,
Inc sufihco again 3enseEaAJ' "eunehoay p8'he
tl1s day Bct for hearng the afgumsnta nndor the
ruto to show cause, Tho courtroom WAS crowd
nj ,tth .nactntora, anil III, .olInv,or Alderman
=. 49," ,s..~, ,,m5x..t, r..,,,han
noeo P'oSont. "ooo'.!an' 1a'i,.o,'' eompo''' ~,
coicoran. Cullerton, Foley Bailey NAffen'
O'1'iien, atout. Ryan. Qntrk, Murphy, Longs
cher, McOlory, schatruer, White Clark, MsAr,
,n,t av.on,v Ontv tuo of I'm twenty.tvo-
a." w." '., 1:.,,.,. s. st..,.
nlkon auo Ecahasa@"ofo aoso"'.
AZ hoon AZ Jnugs Willtaine TOOK 'i's aea~
Judge Dickoy m7de motion to discharge tho
r,lo
5upoE IAynEScB
.,r,ou.a III. olLcot nj u,,t motIon m, To re.
"3FF
cure tue opening auo eIos'hB Oh 'ne s1s"'"co''
lie did not understand thas tho dofendants "eto
tnc a .uncrfIuo,,a motion. uo Desired to eutor
rnIo to si1ow eauRo wby the Altlcrtuon and their
at,orneyY should uok bo attached for coutc,npt,
Two or thrce Of tho intor,oghlorics had no. Icon
snswnret and In insiatnd unou nuawors hoinr
made before Tho final hearing Of tho case a. to
Two OF tLo defendants, who lid acted as adyrcsn
+" IN" ttn f;nnnc1 to a MARI I'd tlsV,ee. vii. Wow
OF determining tho extent to which they should
III. Tonce aIso askol that
atnEnuEY 1t11png,rr AND caurpELL
be rooui,oI to answer tho intcrrogatories pro-
pounded to thun, auu that aIr. Adams clthcr
ANSWER mother tutefroEatory during the course
r. +, e ia Tonrt M ronrssentattye O, tho Gty
noyornment. at thp timo Tho application for tho
Injunction was maio.
Mr. Adams atrnt,el that ho Was prcscut
bfr. pcnra said there ,yas ona tn,erroRatory
e.h t'' ,cinrenco 81 to the the fa.ts Of wheh bs wa
mistaken. Tho Council wore naked whcthor Or
nntnion vaa not read from, City-Attoruey Jarnto.
KIN rsnrcsontipc 10 them that tLey must obty
tLe inI',uction until 1t was dissolved They m
sirc, tat , ,ha on,non was not read to tIc but
that ii waB delivered to tho Mayor, and By hin
,ent,est shown to thcm; aud ho wished to call
ths Ma,nr to ahov that fact,
Tue Court saw no objection to doug It.
MI. aoupY
would not assent to the suggestion that Mr.
hdams answer an luterrogatory lin tho oouree
| nt thu srcuulout." liz wanted to seo the inter
rogatory, and havo tina to prepare an answer,
| in ordcr that hs might know what tho record was
Tho Court remarked that TIC practice justified
| tho examination Of defendants orally before tho
| conrt. trho Mayor, howoycr would not be ln-
olutlcd. .-
Ms. Cloudy did not understand that tho pro-
csediugs could bo conducted orally; Inttrroga-
tories must be- fled. fIo vas prepared to so On
s,tI, ,bo arcunnant as TN record was theu mado.
atn tho tiocliuntion OF tic two Aldermen to
nnswor tic intorrocatorics, that question ought
~ ho settIeti ut once. II the uarijos ucro e1,-
ttioa to answers. tue interroGatorica ought to be
| prepared and nlcd.
Mr. Pence thon read IN intersogatorY address-
od to Mr.. Adams asking him II i,o WAS not in
Court when tue appica lion wan made for tue in
iunctton. aud 1nado gpy objection to shs ent er-
! Inc OF Tie order.
1rhn Court thol5Cht tho tssuo oucht TO be made
mn hef1re nrococdiuy.
W txe1sr,Sn on Az ANSWER.
Mr. poncn srnin asked Ihat Iildreth and
r.1nnha,i Ia ,c0r,irr5 to nnswnr. w,ti, \ view al
sIsa1x;nT thnt III nrt,on ~ I'm tntnci was viii.
" S"'"h '%1' 'N- "0Ss@ ~ ~$'e ''' '~@'
'as IT, f;oudv oonscnde5 that nj tin ao,var thu,
o,,td +. r"Gu;r.I hy tne laT h"d i.eon r'ven.
ooT,T d.a w sETanco nr"acntc1 a1thnrit,es IN .boo
| ~ hs,ocinc snawnr romij ia crnctra XII ths
5a1sn,o'ts uora rnt o1nniv cn1itr snd ~ a.
iea ~ a' ~, ~ ~ }ah1rnHatc.iss ~ A.
aua ~ ,i,t XIX ~ vhiol, k sarorSi ro-uon,
stca " y, a. gums "A4s@' s-' eoo'A' F''e'"S
"T1p H. hIsms ss;d ho wond noea t,n,o Ia an.xe,
hi. ;ntcrrnUatnrv. h. 1a would hnyn Ia do II nm
oo' oA'o' r,v co,,r
a. o+,~..t,s .,swnr. ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IN
~ ~ sao 1s.o ~. a"ss ssn f.. ~
tnastsn1 nt! auo naupooa n.. 9oncs'aeu. tuo nas
TT "o!G!. nouu. y oIu III ~, T.. T.
tpu inu aata 'luoo.un aa ~ ~ tA' .'1? "; 20
Wnas a,u 1ney aa' hot "nas snoy aaia. ~ T. stuJ m
onlY dld thls aes put tnat. ~ connection WIN 4