, 1880-04-16
ROGER TICHDORNE.

far r,ve,,t..nt,,,. sm vH.. t"o .n.,, y.ainani
1M,,,NT,'s Mn!:. t,,., aenss anks ss,,a Anoat
nfatca caso-Wltat the Prisoner Will
DO WHOM He Gets Out.
1ndtanapo'. Journal
Last evening Jour,,tl reporter agnln mot
rThnd, atnnn,nv nt tho Nav non.Isn' ua,,na na'
s1aiu, ~ siopp..s NJ tlle New Oehn,soh Holse.
,,e, tle vas IN chatty mood, and chance qucsr
t'on ,Dn" pfousht IT., up % the 4 Tiellborne M case
oycr,n said tho A[nlor. ".he Tichhorno caso
viii con,o -, IN hn !'n,. e ~ h,enu9ano ~ oy case
n,nstcr" MIN tS '" III '''' e'u's o1 AppeAl NJ west
"Who nre the Judges, MINOR, Of this
ConrtY' inou!red tia renorter.
..,rh. cntrt oors,at, ~ NJ r,,,u
we'll Lord 1ustire RlnorIrn a. w %"s.,eg .nd pFa an
associated the Chief ,Justica of the C)uccn,a
Bench, that wonderful old man, Sir Alex.
nndcr cockhnI Ithn AIoior ~, , ~ ,n ~. 4,ass'
nonhces TINS tootEn J, and Cliicf-JustIce Lord
colerFtIge, Of the Common plcas. 1nasmuch
tha po1ae IN @ me criminal sase, md colerldgo was
cas 'o a,h n'o a.t "uposeu wy ~. eiane III ta civ
CRIMINAL t i c'.Se i.s matter Of ttecelry, It is
rc @ ehss on esS or G9
me issue IN t.,is trial Is a very simple one;
you u'.tlerstnnI Fichborlc, Or Arthur Orton,
as tt!u prosecution lhsist MN ta be, was sen.
Sga on tw4 q. S!stlnst counts to two teIsof
tHMulpltsoillcAL ~ VI se9eh YGaiH tac for perjury,
Inc tilst perjury consisted In swearing that
he was Roger Charles Doughty .flch60rne;
,, we seGona, iotced 9nt nf him by his own
had: Ind criminal Intercourse, with his
cousin, Kate Doughty. You see they
jSry # It, i TishSerns s @ tei lss!isntlae j.
ms c9nstn' wlten baliantfne said lug would
use It IT. the trial. Tle ctnfmant told him
that lte should DO nothing Of the kind -ho
Wouln M rsthsr t 1852 tie case The Sergeant did
result. Ofc9urso f,is cousin Kate-,now mar
fiea and wltll fnlnily-dcfcnded her good
nat.le. name Ilis l. intimacy Was before he went
Jsnd'E9, e t aRd % tTaeY ,t # tm VIZ ost stsF
caSe that on leaving England lie Ind made /.
VIII, a1u III thas VIII Was = provision for tho
i brousht II to ' be ' This nv w fos Viii 5a otes ss
papers, was destroyed by the family solicitor
when the c'n|lnant returned"
ni1 you ever SEQ Tlclborno?h
Fly, Iwas ono Of tho witnesses IL tho caso. / sa9
him soon after he got back TO England Iii
lSts believe. But knew him IN tic army
sies e. CaeeTGnEy, to My 1am[!y lyad there BE-
fellow then, q or Is. lie was slow boy,
had no great ani0ttit Of education, though
G@nate @ y as ~, innch RS }lis capacity would enable
!ow, but ali the Iiefbornes were course lot.
0f course young Tlch1urne knew the Urtons. :
Mrs. orton, " wllell y girl, was II liouse,,atd at
the old man betors lier Hiarrsgo to o orton lad lad
9ean very free With lIor., Never had any
!eftE!nnttcd progeny by her, l believe,
'tsat.s os as misfays itdSrst2od that Mrs. 0rton
Her son, Arthur orton, ain told, looked
much llke tho Tlclbornes. liave not seen
N2ser Tlesiborro, slnce io was. CONVICTED.
nas When ~ T., came back recognized him at
Canterbury, though he had got stoNter and
coarser.. When no went TO prison. he
weighed twenty-five md a hatf stone (3li
"Wlat is tho Tichbornc estate worth
now?"
ne neys; %sft'i ;d,s ,oS fs .; Il IL y yssr als
estate has nearly alI goaa in lltigntlon."
suggested the reporter.
.,' "Elghty:s!x thousand pounds Of tho mn
only &400 to defelld,-tllit IL, in addItion to
tic contributions, Ill Of Whicl 1 fancy
Kencnly haggetl, probably E4000, / told
Xs ieS as Es Soonr wnfss T. s seaeg II ths gte1t It
was III tic m!itia. bit bit lad nd no s question III
ny l,p mind Of his being tho gennllls, lsoger
witness of nearly or npite lundrcd v c calIed @
fur tic defense tint wis not scandalously
YIns Sp. Neatly d iii tie witnesses for 's ths
drcls md felons. When ho was convicted
On tlleso two counts tic Judges mjghthaye
pissed sentente Of sevel, yeets tor eRci'; bnt
II II IN. t,re r, / T., IL