Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-20
FIFTH EDITION.


nouns Case Refused and ~, ,.' y o
1880 u ish u
Oout resumed p-ocrei,,,
aIler y O'Clock this mornIna NO
Shiei Justice and As,oc'as;.. VIII
S Sel Sia. ana again took up the spDlIsa,l
- ne s. ease Of Catherine Tulley o,psl
aud Stroud streets, vas A.. 81 ~
mere was Temuusttancn San
E.q y H. H. WaA
As there was no objection D.,
afFlcants this concluded ,bo Y, voc ol
lbgsi and William alb nm nquie
committing felonIous ouir, sou y, !.
crime unS, was brought ia co ~ a
placed In the dock ~ CONT Z
ehortly afterwards Mr. rb.rA
ais reasons for ntw ,tti Ut w, 4
iorth that the tate had hlga I \.
the charge for which the nr,,a,. u
convicted that Dr. Dravo NJ ~, \
- hy The State 10 txan inc IA. s',aea
tflx " lhout an order Of - Fgs'I
the ki oW!edge Of the aeipss v ,s1
thrr' lore he was uupreparrt T. ' sua
testimunyi that the prosecet,I, =" y
order Of the state, locked ma ~ -. "
the Trial, AID thetehy n,.ta 'tS,lse
esse; that he is In posse.. ig", !, n
discovered medical testimcs, ~ ~
would have had al important 80
the case ~ 'eA'tas ,
Mr. Chandler spoke about % ~
10 behalf Of his application ap5 ~
closed, Mr.. Biggs read an Af,is,,s
Dr bravo and one from snts, 'i1 ~
Weldln, to show that H. o" Vn
MED BY Mr.. Chandler were nT !.
rect. He also stated that bs,o,. NJ K. /,
catherine UNI lockei % he Ia !"
informed that there was an sg,.
loot 10 lirit her away and ysr I. .ssn
the > a'c He Immediately sest1c, ~
lor her, ami when she was brogobt ~ :.
oiilee be learned that che hli bss en- NJ "
tloO ~ The prlsolet's fiiuuds. an s,sd
ton that she would ave he ~
Then applied to Judge Bali, AMI I,i N
committed as witness '
In reFly, Mr. Chandler SAID ,h,,n,
been Informed by Mr. Calhoun ~ ~
oher's father, that Catherine IA,
offered 10 leave n county and g"h'.i
70 Europe II she was given TW
! The Chief Justice, 10 refusing III,
ton Tor a new trial said that IN n.
stance the crime was more miIy -,
than he had ever knoFn it 10 (. K
previous case lie brleay rsylevI 4
testimony in the case and aid qysr,,,
possible wa, brought out ior the BaT,I
and that no Advantage had been NM
the State.
Attorney General Biggs then ala.
AS the motion has teen ds1h
now becomes my painful duty Ia M
that Judgment be posed upon lie m
The Chief Justice, addressing III. pi
oner, said;
William ] Calhoun, stand 10 nd
yon anything to .ay wis tls "a
tence Of the Law should not be piaI
upo you2"
The prisoner replied. Before G,l
am not guilty Of this crime ltbubs
shown thai was drunk gad drunk 4,
week, and did not kaox whi. Nd
doing"
Amer ieE pre- Urinary r.mafn 4
the CHIEF justice Ia Which b eIhOti
the prisoner TO prepare for the Ale Hbtl
aw Altsd him, b. sald William J. Ct{
houn the sentence u this Court d lid
you be taken IRON here, and se,ap
confined 70 New Castle jail u1'il Filiy
the twenty second LAY Of AsrA isS
and that on TIA l.T biHnep ne Tom
Of lnO'clock ullar,lodl and ? O'clO1
IN the anernn1 yJI u Gk5n 70 s6u
cauvgn eat p3ts anI banged BY lle recl
until you are dtli, sd may God haYi
mercy uu yOugtoll
Durlrg The eilH Woae lIcgs N
prison seemed perfectly cillol' aud 70
moved, and 10 Is s Qn.sli1n q the 'pe;lb
tors lii re' st1l TIE tubIe position
which be IL pl.ad mah more tlla
did himse
Immediately alter 40 euct vas pll.t
the pri sonrf was removed 10 The cells
. he basement BY the 'hsha Mi isotg