Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-20
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NEW York. AIfpERMAN-RHo1TooK-At
BRIBE GIVEN NINE YEARS AND TEN
STAY OF PROCEEDINGS
GRgNTED--oTHEK CRIMINAL MATTERss
) New York, May20-The court OF oyer
and terminsr was sfilled this morning
with spectators anxious to hear JUDGE
Barrett pronounce sentence upon Alder.
-man Jaehne, conyicted Of briberyin con-
pection with the Broadway railroad
franchise. Jaehnes was in attendance,
xguarded by-a sheriff. His face was pale
and bis eyosshad6 weary look. After
ths Judge had taken his-seat the district
attorney moved Dor sentence be
passed:o on the prisoner.
General PriorsYof Jaehne's u
sci, made q motion for arrest o. jndg-
ment On the following grounds First,
that the indictmsM was insufficient in
substance; second, that tho Of the
Indictment On which the verdict was
returned is nnsngicientto sustain the
verdict; third bedause il law there Gan
be no Judgment upon the indictment
and verdict. The counsel
MOVED FOR NEW TRIAL
on t%he.ground Of misdireetion Of the
Jury ips mattefs Of law, against the ayl-
denee. @
The motions were both denied By
Tho inadgs.
The oonnsei.tlen took an exception 10
the aeniaiao each motion.
s-Jaeanstt hsasssteod up for sentence and
in replyete the usual questions of tie
clsrsss KAYE his age as tnirftyssix Years
and residence ut %iotty-three Vondam
street. He also card he had learned the
isWelry fsAda- NN
He WAS asked what b had to say why
Judgment should not be given him ac-
cording TO the law. He made no reply,
but kept eyes fixed on the rail in front
OF him.
F~helpdga then sentenced the rriso-
nerxtoS.
N YEARS AND TEN MONTHS
in the state prison. He said the prs
oner hadf Uasn convicted after 4 taiir trial
KesIxad had every advantage that a de.
tah1Ant could hhayesand able counsel,
He had the services W Y qf the most
eminent members Of the bar,
ono q Veteran Of tie Grim
inai par noted for his
power and forces and another Of
equal ability, whose ss1rvlces were eyer
ready at the command cf the poor, UNI
fortunate and oppressed: The. case waa
q sad one. 1T wal q Illuminating spec.
tacle that amssn who was selected to d
public Office in this city should have SC
HEINoUsLY BETRAYED HIslTRusr
as the prisoner had, It was humiliating
tosthe peopie Of the city, and fhs-stnte
and country that suck 4 spectacle should
be presented in q free government as a
psraea b~etrayipg his trust as this per
SOB had. It was sad to see a man with
his advantages in the posltioni in which
he now vas q eould not be unmoYed
at the spectacle of your
wsapipg wife md broken hearted mother,
z2eafE1 A$HAl TT 2 ea@ ~
but tile saddeat thing Of oil your
casesis the doubt which has pervaded
Iaapy sgpodsand honest, minds OF youi
oonviction.T 0ere was no doubt ID you,
guilt. e was universally conceded
when the evidence was in that the cass
wasagainst You: II Tas slear, convinc-
Ing STRENGTHENING. d
STAY observation-disclosures GRANTED
A half an hour after sentence had been
passed by Judge Barrett upon Jaehne,
Judge Daniels granted a stay of pro-
ceedings. @
HANGED Fol MURDER.
Rondont. N. Z, May 20-Louis VIII.
let, alias Charles Crosby, was hanged in
the jail at Kingston at a:l5 o'clock this
morning for the murder Of Edwin Xii.
land onJannary eth, 1884.