The sun., 1883-12-09
CALIFORNIA; NEW BxuTEMxSE
E~ss Threwa On tito steps Of San Frs.eise
Uty Hsii-A Judee Fined $500.

Uty Hsii-A Judes Fined $500.
San Francisco, Dec There Is no end
complications In the IIlll-Sharon case; norI
there likely to be an end ratil the original sui
perhaps accompanied by some OF Its sid
shows gets into tho Supreme Court OF I'd
United States. II will. Judge Finn fancid
reach that high tribunal atiast It's latest oul
come Is fine OF $500 imposed upon one
Althea Hlis lawyers. who has been aljudgd
guilty OF contempt Of court part Of
drama previous to the court scene WAS enactd
on the City Hall steps ON Sunday aftcrnoo
last William NJ. Nelson. n reporter who hd
cspoused Althea Hills cause. had ad
nounced his intention to speak on III
City Hall steps upon California BohiI
the Scencs." and 1t was known that \
would handle the police without gloves. AM
perhaps utter many things that would be u9
s ,i,adS Gathered accordnsIy Neilson "b SeRsa
and sone roughs on the outer edges OF thu
gathering pressed in toward him. Keeping thci
no dcrnonstraiion until he Geaan to warln u|
In his donuncintion of sharon and the Chief d
merchantable eggs. and that part of the multi
tnde which was not In sympathy with IN
Sharon's moncyl' Therenpon Neiison made
yo, more vigorous attack upon tho ex. Senntol
ar Sna es AEaa "Hna H hs pon
rolgIs flung moro eggs at tho spenkerl
meantime. got themselves. into tho midil3
drowned the speakers voice, Nevertheless h9
was heard to say that an intlucntial member ot
ballots. and that another policeman who waa
high In authority had Missed II into his Hhs
PRISON. n%s
to say that u Government in which miinnnres
control police, courts, j%nries. % and Grand IRA Jnriet
save the egg. throwing crowd apniauded. Neil.
son now told his hearers !hnt tho police mad
S5u sSson %
young fellow struggled dcsr%rnioly. Knock.
Ing down three OF HIS hassSsn's @ feioro he
him. striking him in the fRcc. iiody nnl.leg'.
N God n ny er not one aD o wsm
the dozen were boating was pulled from his
footing and knocked down on the stone steps.
str,kG or Rick tho tnlien man; The spectators
victim. but several had the. tcmcr,y to blow
their police whistles and ,hn, air resounlcd
wh sas on s Ssson hs s %n r@ the % s
Satia nSsdn hs Gy ts
When his absence was noticed tho dsturbrrs
let up on the almost insensible man at thoir
feet. who staggered up. disclosing to view a
| idSo CoNtlcu Will DlVou, UIuiScu, CUT uuU
The San Francisco press has been noticeably
% dhieues The E4@er Enns ALONE n has ',saon spsken:
s%1 ssSn aok ts n n 4 ia did s wa; ,n
two Superior judges and oth.r city officials pcs
and ali or sos s pSuss kHs NY
% and 6r bet The 5 c Of Inc nss s
Hs s !, had & The Of bel nlcn
OF Whistles. citizen went to look Tor one but could
| not find any.
Tho newspapers OF the interior OF California.
| which nrc just coming to hand. do not hesitnte
to charaeterize the mob rs disgrace to the
takes wide range in expressing its opinion:
'nsS ns. a5s si
say TIA, he /, using I'm q, III, m"sy
wn, so ,a aR a M the . M V" d be sGS.
posior and her d,yorse from from II Ir 81 shs1os %
$ ss% fG$sa ss :
Ssssnsn isdc,ms.. fsfxsry ~ Tie srans
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l5ss$S' q s :a TIFF sas
i1s ttS5ssI hs sr
tile matter stands 'e'''''''' ~ VIE "''''''"~
The other scene in this vexed litigation. OF
| which have spoken. was in court before Judge
summoned to be- punished for contempt COZ tenn tin II
sending a communication to the Grand jury.
wherein there was an intimation that ex-Sen-
Althea Hill's indictment. Judge Tyler denied
the right OF tho court to punish him for any
communication he might have made to tho
that right. and then Judge Tyler denied that no
sent communication to the jury while it was
In session but he went on to say:
most nso. ssys q, a1, " time s s nos, most and
client by the GrH.d Jury and as b"ssed' @ndss Ss
believe that large nim'bpr OF The men md
Ing that indictment hired then believed aud
temptng to crush her and prevent Ier from, having
Fair Tearing before the said tribunals infamous
| inqs OF this state. - VIZ ''''' '"' p'''''"'
The upshot of tho proceedings after this out
burst n Tas that Judge Ioohy imposed $500 flns
days in prison. A deputy sherif approached
Judge Tyler to escort him from tho court room
to the SherifTs office.
Where's your order2" roarod Mr.. Tyler.
turning ilercely upon tn. deputy.
nv haven't got any"
TThhssrn sir don't You to lay finger on me
and the deputy sidled up to JudgeTo ohy saying:
Mi Tyler or is leaving The room your Honor
enp saaasay saw saw the nat t0R Re had
been blufred, and determined to vindcate
| his his official M l. dignity. He made a dash for tho
dn ddo0r PIT PIT Mr Iyst had aiready disappearod
The multitude followed pellmeli. In KearnI
| street. when the characters in the drama
reaGnea a ine ne sIewaik the scene attracted peo.
sufiicient calerity to keep his lend of the dep
uty. The latter was breathless and greatly
aEitatHd. and the throngs pressed on cxcitcdly.
entering, Sheriff Connolys private ofiira.
sammcd the door, in the face OF tho deputy.
Judge Tyler was released on $1,000 bail.