The Morning herald., 1877-08-01
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Austin stvory, aswe know ho@ "a 6s-
r;of;m given Of him at tho inquest by
|. 'T no1ter Of Taggnrt.s Inn, was sssll, 10
~ fair man, Of distinguished appear
'es' 'ss At first sigh. one migi1t hsye. been
'1 ',,r,d to say ID was about, thirty5six,
I, second spd closer insp ettion would
'vs proYed to tho observer that he wss
4 more than thirty -one or thirty.twoj
h that tho appearance q greater 49,
d due 10 tho impression OF the hard,
|srhs, tearing life Of . man o6 3ashiou
b pleasure.
\ ,hould b added that these ,svidsuces
.aa the dragging step. the 1sw asben
bn uesr tho temples. tho aEy-looking
(. 40 far from ipjuring his physical 3D.
6tuges, heightened them BY producing
,it Of distinction which was full OF
I'm. ., n q LH..E.lI ~
Ia vas dressed simply, but 10 the Same
bc elegantly. He came unaccompanied.
bowed a. he entered. took the chair
k,tcd out to him, with ease and then,
bout wsitinR to b. spoken 70. BE- 3D.
ssed the magistrate.
Aay l ask. SIR" he said, n ! tone cold
at the same time perfectly courteous, -
bay I ask why yon have invited me to
BE- here to talk over with You what wcro
relations with the murdered man
bes' And may l ask why the officer
brought me the informstlon would
cnligiten me npon the subjec. :"
The man only aid his duty, sir. Ho
to deliver o letter, not to talk Of its
tents. As to why I have invited son
/. had you been courteous. enough to
until I had addressed you-sthe pro.
usual with these sec In this room
would have saved yourself inquiry"
au not acquainted with the rules and
oms Of police-courts; you will be good
pgh, therefore, to allow me to offer you
possible apologies"
accept them; and I felicitata vou ND
moving nothing about police offices;
are disagrecable places to know. Let
onse explain matters between rs. l
applied to by the police to ei9n q war.
for yonr arrest" a---
rr@; For whats"
Crimo."
'har crimer
having assassinated Graham
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lieht was full upon slvory's face.
'fayed no emotion; but he turned his
upon the magistrate, and he said, II
ISL was not prepared for 20 candid a
ment on yorr part. OF course knew
plstlons with Forbes would involve
The inquiry touching his. murder,
Was not at oil prepared for playing
Aafkable . part In tho tragedy as to
cusrd OF having destroyed him"
.oment' IT you please" here said the
''rs'e' who was apparently alone
nis visitor. for the clerk had Quilted
om,.'"I myself felt that the police
Aot bring sufficient evidence against
. Justify me in issuing . warrant for
apprehension; but at the Same time
mat there werc ono or two strong
IN the accusations brought against
toe police. Were We in open court
"a warn you that whatever you said
0e take1, down In evidence against
mere, W. 4 you say 10 quite conf
Int lam sure that you viii clear !
'lso thor ughlg OF the vague accu-
which lie sbout you. that / sball |
70 assure the Government thatit !
10 an injustice to arrest you-the
resulting In your return to society |
em tho annoyance Of q public OK
I'ch' Perhaps l have somewhat ex-
my duty, but I am sure, morally, |
,s.ecnn'cally. ! am in the right. / |
'''o ready to hear what you hsve to |
y may | ask for a statement Of the |
a'n %i'ich lam suspected Of having !
ea this young mani"
slnly. You arc named, / think. |
Sivory9"
you not sometimes add another
-cathoart." .'', |
lmep Nv 1sSuV ="
=. mat Of our estate, which ha, al |
l0Osed to my family" |
s ~. no Justification vhstsys,. Nav |
pat is Your ageso
ty-two." rr-r,
no profession. !. "a = = '.'g d, ~
ooyoa live, thenS F., F., ..',7 Z,
-tolerably.s IA , u .lgG ), 4
yths ythsIpN pardon" said the magistrate,
on. 'ao'e can be no need for you to,l
,T%', n,d ANY ANY repetition Of such con- |
a ra. oompel ne to dismiss Won. nnd |