, 1879-04-29
TIEE COUIs'3'fsj.
The Turner.tial1-T 1-Tees.nan Case
at an End.
Gsn. McArlhuy's Trial Passed Because
Of His SoHnesB.
Record Of Judgments, Now Sntis, Bank-
rnptcy Mnttcrs, Etc.

Record Of Judgments, Now Sntis, Bnnk-
ruptcy Matters, Etc.
Tho trial ui the caso Of The harmonic Asso-
cta,i.m us Ja!,,crs vs.. NJ e. Hickey n,nf ol!.cr
pol.ec Officials 10 recover danagcs to their fur
niturc, oty. whru The police brokc In during the
tinys OF the rtuts WIS concluded yesterday be-
fore Judge NcAiltster, uutl given to tho jury.
Tho llrst witness WIS Policeman Jatucs Me-
Kay, witt, corrobor,tcl tho evidence vi Scrgt.
Brennan, ssivon Friday.
Oillrcr Trainor testified to the killing OF 4
mai, ut tls Twelfth street yia,luct, supposed TO
tu Tcsstnnn.
John Sei,icct sail llc helped tako wounded
,,nn frurI tho vlu1ncts On tile day Of tho riots
TO the station IN a baker's wRgon.
Lieut.. CalnEilan, In elarRo Of tho Twclftl,
Street Station, testified TINT only ono body wns
brought to tllu station Mt tic tfsnc In question.
Tic nar was sipposcd to be Tessnan. mud lsu
WIS brought to the station before tho trouble
at Turncr-Ilal,.
In rcbuttu1, Charles Miller WIS called and
said lio snw IL nun slot In Tllrncr.flull ut the
ttNn tho polico broke in OIL tile 9Cth ot July.
Officer Householder WIS onc OF tho ten Or III
teen policemen who wcro there.
Mr.. stahtknccht wns put on tc stand to cou-
trudlct tie evidence Ut Oi1cor Householder.
'.,,..,- H., 49,, .h,, ~ ~, ,,I,1,,,t
tostleu to s.s!"s 'e % 'n,' o.o. % ~. ill., 49,.
fic was nlso at lo3heF.lAa'1 ~ t'o t'!ne u ''o
disturbance there. but soIne ono totd him llc
would bo k1cd Il IT. WINS discovered who llo was,
nnd he pru.lcnslY beto,k hitnself to safer qunr-
| tcrs.
This was nil OF the doforso, and tho lawyers
ffnpu hui nrtr,1FpHOtR tYhAn
,1,e Julre remarked lint tic principal difficulty
ln t,n raac ,vas tho ucstio,, ol identity, Il had
not hcr,, showp sntjsfactorlly what oslccrs wore
nrn.or. At ,nc ln,l IN thc octus{ou comnlalne1
1.ess"s ~ tnc i"'t .', y" a.. a,,s" tt,"i. 49,,
Vi, MID he Wlshea connscl To eo"hno tleaF @rea%
nleI1ts to CLEARING lip thnt doubt.
Afr. Kutens then 1cga,, his argument, bit l,e
soou forgot tic ca,,tlun OF tho Judge anu COM
,ns,,csu ~ ottcmnl tn o,yn ,o,llsltIon n, con-
st!tut!onnl law, thu liberty ot tue subject"
sstnaltcuabc rights" ETC., nn!l 1t seemed rs
thougl. lIv had ulade Il 'llisiakc, ami was au-
dressing gathering OF Ills fcl1nT-SOelalsts.
Aftcr hu concluded. Slr. TutI,tll sud Ise did
not wist, to make my reply oi, behalf OF tllu
cl.y ntltcurs. This nls cut utf tie closing nrgu-
ment Of Slr Barnlltl, and tI,c Cuso wus tukeu
under adysument by the Judge.
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Atm. nt5nnr ,1t Mas .sI v v ,Srnur's n,:.'r.v urn
beeh' wI'o ,. rea'' l"e % aoo".!,3 1aa" a,Asas' ,,
HtEfe or Hthois' Co"atN q! too@, s's.-,Aonfy
yn osns 'y ~ H. sMn, si,v - aays s,s a5 ~ ra y
ntuaa ,as.Gs y f,ns MrdIna, toera t.. suii ety:
mMcr ri tic professional c.ru Of aia,t. md Is con-
tmo.i ta III lid ,y, auyuru attack uf rI,u,mntiS
md II likely to hc so Tor u considerable tins 70
conio That, II! consequence q snso nttlcE, no y
| nnnhlc to ntuNu curt IL INA fme, h1ld u would
nntoubtedly b. unsafe Tor h'm 10 inays ~ houso
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