Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-16


Hoyue continued:
Mr. Bowles. do you waive examination"
'Nes sir" said the prisoner.
Mr. Donahne arose and excitedly said IN
all my experience as an attorney IN trying
cases III all the courts heretofore | have
treated everybody with courtesy. and As A
man and as an attorney demand the same
sort OF treatment here, which has not been
accorded | have been treated with manifest
unfairness Is it possible, yOur honor, that a
man can at once act as attorneyfo for the prose-
Cntion and at the same time act as attorney
for the defense That seems 70 be the case
here Mr. David and | have been retained
by Mr. Bowles brother as his attorneys.
Yesterday waited patiently To see my I'll
cuts IN the open courtroom before the pro
ceediugs commenced, AMI that privilege was
denied me Is that right, is that fairness l
ask your honor 1t is unprecedented and IN
worthy a court of justice. | went into the
United States marshaIs Office. and | found
that BuwleS was in consultation with Mr..
Ewing and the railroad magnate
He then cited a Michigan case, which, he
said, was exactly similar 10 this in which
evidence had been obtained by Pinkerton
detective who represented himself to the ac-
cused as lawyer AMI the supreme court
had swept away inc verdict ohtaiilrd ny
those means. bo"leS haH not been relerrei
10 MS attorney ana dhl NOT hh"" Tue ''hNe-
qnehces OF waving an examination ana
hnhah'e l'E"ieStg' AGAINST th'N 'i'"'e % pro
ceihrt, h'lh baFiu ana Domino" were eN-
treineN angry ana "heh Tue commissioner
askei, us there anything more to say the
former asked: What can you say IN this
court"
At this the commissioner got angry, and
said. You will not repeat that again, or
you will not he allowed 10 get up in this
court, AMI Nj Ewing remarked Il would
stop it right now"
Mr David grew more excited and defiant
He and Mr.. Donahoe were both standing No.
with Marshal Marsh close behind them.
| The court was in an urrnar, but Mr. David
| clinchrd his teeth and Kissed ont: Stop it.
stop it now; we are ready to bear the couse-
auences"
| II Commissioner How're was angry before.
he was now close mn TO the boiling noint
His whole right hand waved in the air rs he
| baotonaa rh., marshall and orIaraa him in
| thunder tones. Remove that man from the
| court
| The marshal came over and laid hands
| unop Mr. David who was ,bout IA 81, with
him Mr. Donshoe was still standing and he
turned to his associate and said command
ing,y. ..Stay whers YOU are
| MIR Marshal remove that man. the court
again repeated
| where is your authority - asked Mr. Don
| ahoe yes where is your authority" the
two LAWYERS asked in unison ~Ona dav. -
continued Mr. Donaho.. .you have authority
10 order the marshal at the hehest OF a cor
| poration. but when it comes To defendant
| you have no authority. This is going back
| to the dark ages This is not the United
States"
The court was getting more excited. but
he remarked simply: II wilt show You the
authority"
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