, 1880-05-03
KEARNEY IN JAIL.
The Snud-Lot Loader in a Striped suit
Behind Prison Isurs-II&s Reception
MT tikc Prison.

The snnd-Lot Loader in a Striped snit
Behind Prison Nars-lIis Reception
MT The Prison.
San Franet,co Chronicle.
AT 10 o'clock yesterday morning Prose-
cutlng-Attorncy Dlancy arose In the Police
Court and said: "Your Honor, the rem!ttitur
from the Supreme Court confirming the
Judgment In the case Of tho People vs. Defl-
is kearney, has been received IN this Court
l esk tint tho commitment Issue."
Judge Rix-Let tho clerk file the remlttttur.
Call tho defendant at The door.
The corridors echoed with "Dcnis
Kcarncy, Dennis Kearney; como Into court"
But there was no response.
Judge Rix-Nr. Murphy, the defendant
does not answer. Do you desire Ills bonds
men called?
MI. Alurphy-I understand, your Honor,
that Kcarney Is In the building. Join In
asking for tho commitment, and request that
the fact Of tho appeal md tho affirmation be
recorded In the complaint
As he finished tho door opened and
Kcarncy, Tin Kcarney, his brother, and
Clltus Barbonr, his counsel, entered tho
Court and took seats In the front row Of
chairs. Kearney WIS rather pale, but othor-
wise eyinced no emotion. The Court stated
that the commitment had been Issued, md
asked II the defendant was ready to pay h!s
11''e Baebo1r t,,'I saI: sdI;eha'f "S' "'s''"p'" M
"We have not seen tho remittitur, but I
do not suppose thore Ia my objection to be
made t1 We would s Ask hGwGysr onn 3nat y
allow us to go before the Snpre1nc Court.
Tho Judges Of the Superior Court here are
all IN doubt as TO tholr power to issue Wit
Of habeas c9rpns n this case. ltwoa'd on'y
.1uiIne HtxGI doubt the propriety of post
Tho fsqaest i sonlywl1a2tt; It,, unusual, and
think mus must deny IT, VIII ING aetenaant
Barnour-1Iei is not able to. your Honor. I
bcliGIe Under tile statMit ttlete Gan W ~ ao-
dcd inpriSonmsnt unii! . y Is pala: az 1,,xo,..4
Judge hix-Ihe Da'll1 Will loAo ueleno"''s
INTO enS5ouy' nMeu ,r ,,,ood ,,,s h,na mr. Koorx
noy's shoulder the latter sail: .u,,
Your itonor' none u y ennsti,Msi!ohMi s.,.iotn
GsXs KIT wSsa son;.g IF s,gt hours that Is s'paae0
The Judge replied that tho time was dis
cretionary with the 1lonse Of Correction
officials, md hearney wcnt @ on ltt1 Gi Lie oock
an! marches. down tho nrSon sIr;3cr stairS ~ ~.
lia remained III the NUN Gorsi4or o. .as sne
prison i9f inW MlnMes wlo Wo,, tn ncM Iofnis Msis
prr;yni sMI', H. s1 1mafchch nsiictiv out between
Sunrrintru,lant x. ~. Provost, Of tue House
~ {orractio1,. md of,iccr Prce. Takns tho
Gnek sent 'i Of Tic M carriage he al once sat down
| nr1 lra1t h{s NUN t1nngn1. thu b1Ck drove
AN dnern nefs eaEnp~ @ strcct tu WnrEet nIld ont
MnrEnt Ns ti'ov M ssed the Snntl-I at and the
i. WnrEinpmnn,s M o t,agatio,lartars. near the New
cty iiall lo ieaaed forward for Hn l., instant, St, It
o.;r.rfro n arofosr ~ the nnst thrnn wears. md
" on II te ~ ft,,To belme nnnnrent
IL iwoo mara co,n nmnfIinr If, intorts1 than the
Gnst w Thrn,,ahatlt the whoio TIN he snid not
arrtv;ed Il" at T. tia Homse of Correction, the
..raat t,atn ononnI siinniv Tar tia carriage
Hit vtt' sl senlcS}y. and niatlo Of tho sand -Lot
1uL lender yi nrsoincr, IT, ia walked lightly up tho
funs rnwosa a imt5 the c)erk's ofIsce fho entry OF
H. nnrsnnaI descrintion WIS tl,a first thing In
n15 pesSut1ft on - assortni~ h,s h,Rht Tia Siner
uS intendsnt s nensurci W hu, uiid said i've feet
siX al1d threeSl@afted5s' nnd bo,t iva rot NV
hoaia nEa.n'S nr o'*N "''>' y ''%A e '
o9n1iiS o1ie g dnsnr,n,,on xvae than ontercd AZ fol-
iows; Go1nplexletn: IN ,n'h hodyy dvysp with
+ u,n nnae'Tea1' 'ne nn @ 1pft foreaf m braeeint
nnd 1ofenngsr groor e. 1v.1 ~ Ti@t ~ hsnd ri ~
InIGnp aGa ~, aila losen"se4 " ''e'' "'4'0' ''A -
1"''' lnn. anr nrs,xrss Ann RELIGION.
the an as,sWsrs sr registered: tt.
Glers"What Is yoar ago?
KearneyI3Thrty-four. o
Kearuey-County Cork, Ireland.
Clark-Nyhat is your occupation?
Civrk-Syhat is your religion?
Kearney-CatholIc.
Clerk-Whero is your resldencep
iiaiMt lis was then M co1idHcted out Of the building
and across he yard 10 tho storc.house. HeFo
Of paliis Of tlle strlIe,t matorinl worn by oil
tho cOnvlcts; d pair Of blankets, a tin pan
aI,l lin dippor, and 4 clean towel.
ent, h"lldlng 1i o him i'm ihe i clothing.
tsVes@aII hit your il,,tlerclothing.
Ho proceeded 70 dtsrobe, put stopped TO
transfer his purse to the pocket Of Ills new
Being informed that the luxury OF pocket
was not common to the prison bitureat!ons
for for safe-kceping. Informing hin that Ii con.
tnincI SG1B0, which the llttcr, after count
inr the tlrcv twVutles aild the silver which it
Contained, yeriied.