Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-05

u toOdo Or0oIo o. not.
must declare, broke in the Court. in
dl9nanfly, that ID q subtegfuee unworth,
OF your character, and the Court vii
not allow 1t 70 80 on further. I at
somPfed 70 arrest your remarks before
and you proceeded In order, undel
your pledge. I think this thing alto
gethef beneath your standing at thi,
par. l must exercise the power of thu
Court, II ! cannot rely upon your LOYALTY
~ member Of the bar.
Henkje-l submit With all becoming
Pr0pristy to the rebuke of the Court, bu,
want tbs reason in justification of nv
self. l did not know was tranaRrees
ing. thought 1 vas proceeding ex
actly within the limit Of the remark OF
COUNSEL on the other side. Let no ash
your Honor. il you have cooled OF, il il
10 not competent for counsel to remarl
epOn what his adversary could have
proved had b wanted!
CouFt-Ths Postmaster General waa
your witness.
Hsnkls-But can I not say what they
might have proved il they wanted!
COurt-That ID only q subterfuge.
uss plain word, because ! cannot use
AsnIis-I aoafx object 70 Tie pasin.
uaas Il y0w languags. rather like IT.
Court declare TO you . SdGmeof Of
thiD court, pgO0Oun0ed over and Ove9,
that Il II matter Of the most perfect in
difference what the opinion Of tbs Post
master General va. II the Postmaster
General had beeu stepped in the most
fraudulent conspiracy and not embraced
In this indictment. il would have made
no di6oEenoe.
Hinkle-C Certainly not.
Mr.. Totten-The charge in tho indict-
mens Il that the Postmaster General
Was deceived. II he vas deceived the
prosecution might have proved IL. and
Henl1e had . right TO follow the prece-
dent Of 0efrick, and comment upon the
others not having proved it.
Coort-Do you say hs Vas not do
Tottsn-Csrtainly ~ do, the counsel
has . night 20 comment on tbs fact that
b has the Postmaster General in tho
court room; and il he has been deceived
By Brady, they might have asked him
about it; but shey did not do %.
Wilson reminded tho court that Me1-
rick commented upon The failure of the
defense to call Boaler and enquired the
difference between the two Gases before
the court.
HsokIe-Wiu I submit TO 0 robuke for
doing what was done By the other side?
Oourt-The diHereuoe is this. The
indictment charges that these persons
wore eneagod In . conspiracy, the OBJ
teot Of which Wao 10 obtain money from
the United States By imposing on the
Pootmaater General. He u brought By
The defense and placed on the witness
Sand, and an oAes u made 70
prove BY him that u vas the policy Of
the Depaxtmens to expedite and increase
tho seIvioo. and that ovidonce il exclud-
Cd by the Court. A few moments ago
y0u were rofoRying 70 the fast that you
brought the Postmaster General here
for the purpose Of proving the policy
Of the Department. interrupted that
because there Was no evidence In for the
purpose Of reaching something, yOu
turned about and aid you we're mot
permitted 10 comment upon the action
0l The Couyt.
NV YosE, 6svt. l.-6ilvsr bars II, ,4ss;
mOnev A0lO.
GovsFnmsnt's unchanged; stocks, dull
and weak.
Western Union, 90H.
QuioksilveY, 10.
Paoi6o, HK.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co., 1917.
New York Central, 133X.
Erie, S0{.
Panama, l67.
Dsnver and Rio 0rande, 67h.
Union Pacihe stocks, l17K.
u. p. bonds, l16.
Central PaoiAo stocks, 9.58.
@. r. bonds, lis.
. ~ esa1s.
The nYDt of the 8 peH cent. bonds were
issusd from the Treasury Saturday after
noon.
DsoWnea DeessFs.
Po1r HuIs, Vt. Sept. 4.-D4. 4. o.
Dickey Of Woroesteg. Mas. and Dr..
John Maruhall Of Lynn, N. H., were
drowned In Wsiris Lake yesterday.
EzuAIurn, N. J., September 4.-Ths
Singer Rifls and Literary Association
gave m excursion yesterday, and on -.
turning Z row took place betveen the
dock hands Of bhe bargeo and The
rouGhs "a deck. The deck hands fYsd
aft0eu or twenty Shots instantly killing
Thomas NcKeon, . bystandsr, and
Richard Burke, IN sxouTsionist.
Dasa 0xDeeseA.
Nmnm, 6epA. A duel d immi-
nen1 bs1vcea General Chalmsrs and
Van II. Manning, candidates for Con-
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reoocd. Bolk remained at Holly
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ine bsek and foath, Ohalmsss dsmand-
M 4 nm yo11ss9im. Thomas Harris
roceesen1od Chalmers. Edward Wat
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