Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-26

came away. ! had completed the per.
fosmapcs Of my d1sy."
Mr.. sodeEbsr9 vent TO the shsrid's
Office ssd inquired for Sheriff Cooh-
rans. Tne shesia vaso't IA his ONCE
rs Carleton In jAii?" be impaired Of
Deputy Padden. Il understand b Ass
been seisasedf'
.rhs sheriff isp't hsre. He h ~
White river and vii be home shis even
ina. Yea vlil have 10 zee him about
L."
About fous o'clock in TIE aftsrnoor
InrKILIoExcsR reporter went to the
snesle's cffice.
as Henry Cariesoa's name on the
iaii caIandas"
.You oil have to 80 the sheriff. gen.
tlemen." replied Mr.. Psddsn:"
''Can 20 zee the oaiendasf"
the sheriff viii return this even
Ing"
M. sois.bers and the reporter re-
Turned 70 the formers once. The re-
porter remained theirs about ter min-
utes to inspect tue record Of the CASE
against Carleton. Tho charge against
him vas under the vagrancy act. The
sollovire docket entry 10 the Judgment
entered In the case by Police Jostics
Sodssbsre 90 April 10Th last.
SIT IL considered and sdjodRed that
the defendsns 10 guilty 40 onareed and
sbas be give a bond Of t25o. with
two sufficient securities within one
GEEK 10 tbs Territory OF Warrington
10. his good behavior for three months
aud that be within ons week pay the
costs hereiu taxed q $40. and ct the
end Of said time, II said coats are not
psi3, that be stand CON united thirteen
days In tha county Jail Of King county
anil SAID costs ara paid. and thas IL
said bond 10 not given within said time.
thas be be committed 10 the county Jail
Of said county fer three months. On
April 2ath the defendant hsvtpa failed
10 give the bond or pay costs, the com
ssituent Gas issoed accordinsiy-"
II dtdn't want 10 bc oppressive IN the
esse, and Ailosed him week TO ascure
4 bond 70 keep the peace. OF course u
Is cell Known that hold . common
gan siss u in the eyes Of tue lac . vs2-
raot, aud the charge OF vaafsney vas
made against Carleton with viev to
breaking up gambling. IL be had Civ, o
a bond 10 keep the peace would have
hsla the bond forfeited had be eoue
back to gambling again. he would
have had no trouble securing Q bond.
bat &c cas- advised not TO give one as
.has vonis; be an admission of guilt.
Attorney Genera, Eeseaife several days
400 iutiuatsd 10 rae that te woald see
tn.s tie sheriff did not pus Caris.on 10
/ N. a. they proposed to test the Law.
IN course IN tne i.ahs Of euch oontesn-
plated proceediaQs on ths part OF tie
def.pse. there Was no reason for extend
inc the tins for giving the brnc. after
the week already allowed had eiapsed.
Anybov doubted my power to modify
zoe Judgment bad entered In The case.
I don's nov think have the power 10
do &c."
The Posr ISrxLxxaxxcHn reporter
then uent 10 see Attorney General Met
cafe. On his way he met Deputy shef-
~ Paddsu coming from Mr.. stcAifs's
Office. Mr.. Aetcaife admitted That M.
Padden had been there.
what 10 this mix sbout CAfletoas
commitment" vas asked 6f. Msscaife.
"A few DAYS ago." repiied the attor-
nav general. at tbs request OF CKie-
toms attorney I, went 10 Police Justice
soderoerc aud ashe1 bin 10 postpone
c,mmitsspe Oarietop FOR = ss~ days.
or coarse / Do rot appear IN criminal
cases and could hcs concern myself
9Th this one. fus sne assosney vas cut
Of tovn and lad sent ms telegram re.
qoes.ins me TO rasse the request and !
did co."
"wsre 700 10 the shsris's OF SO this
morning whsa Csslsson vas taken
thesef"
"IeS."
"wnas trsnspired thereG'
ii told the sheriff Substantially what
I said 10 Police Justice sodcroesa. Mr..
Carlsion said be bad some eosiness 60
attend TO aud voald rssSrn 81 o'clock
~ be vas released. | said | thonghs
Mr.. Carleton woaid return according 9,
bis promise. also ted the sheriff that
the vasrancy lay vas claimed 10 be u
legal and that ! had understood Mr..
Carietop's attorney vas going 90 sue ont
a writ OF habess eospes 10 have the
matter tested In she district court
suosested that II the District conft
.aeuld d. side that the commitment vas
not LEGAL Csrtsio- might bring an &c
ton for fai Q impstsouEaent
"was tins commismeDs resular on 'ts
fscer"
"Yes. bot Il is e,ainsd the yssranes
lac 10 no, constitutional"
"pid ron assure sheriff Cossrsne
tsat Csrletou would retain II be VAS re-
sessstY" -,
Itali his I believed Carleton sOald
ksep his rronise."
.ps yea think Sheriff CoesrsEs
wouii have released Carleton II yea had
20, given tbs, sssafsrseF
"No, dent thlak be would.
"ws- ssyshinc sud TO Mr.. sodefbsss
atcas the Fslesseg
No; be bad sisssdy said BE woaidn''
apo tkias ihs .esria bad pever to
release psiscres esmnaissed BY iis
tsssf'
"wsll, the Law uss nSl bs sslid. you
krow."
Af,sr the Pesf lSrrIxIorsexs re-
pcrstr bad Iefs the ofScs. Attorney Gen
esal Nsteslfe followed him at saori
disssnre. crossed 10 the opposite side Of
Front street. ssisec eovn 10 Occsdenssl
soaarr, crossed over b south Sesocd
street ard disappeared TIE rscorsei
quietly osaae hss vay % tie iAii and
snoas tsn U.1utss later Henry Csrsefos
game vslkiee up ki,i street, entered tht
rail leading 10 the see,s&'s orNse su1
knx.,ss3 IS the Door az thai cft>r. Tbs
soor "a. sccked. tat lie waited crti
nSro.y SAcrfA PaSeea sppesred. Ii,
was admitted 10 the saer' SIS ethee snc
VS. there when tie reporter lsft.
Tne ~ssie affair rssy es ret "a tbs
cav; Police Sns2s-e setssoesG formally
e,,s.,uasss de1ry Castss17 10 ssti fc'
vssrsrcy ey reason % hts ts.er : snrs
ran .ssrnbser. In tee sher,4'i
an~ De useess seer,S Cochrsr,
.nd Attorney General &escai's
N. .xays be has sene ecsazs~ q
asssna 10 ard stgl return ~ SIS e'sacck
At,errsy 6rnerzl Aesssife assures
sheriff CoesrScs teAs Oxfiesoc vis
hssc his vesd- CAsis:oc b rvieAssd
Pcsiss Justice Sos3sxessg aes4dsnsalll