Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-07
BLOOD N sorH xYEs.



DnaAxp.
0ksS;9 Ooshfao, A9usstivsly sueok
lee. - h,ocA b hfs eye. b fses 3
bosh sytA Hs s0s only rscpos<s 3
sAoV vhslhss - - PsseeeasinG After
nsy Rooalc = ~ haeess nan is Kim
eosaty. and vttaA Of he tve krevl
Dess about esi6ense II essdss casa
bus - Deepoass 70 10 further than thu
aud sseoed d onmtssakable caifoRsapk.
ieal skaRaefe1s jsst chat that svidsocs /
end vtsfs the csoeeeua ne atfcer - osy
piaes tis had - % vhaD The lsdian
DuEda1 eases coma 10 tSlal He Vili tSy
his bese 10 seease evidence vhich OH
compel the psuoeeuti7g attorney - try
tie eese aftse alL Whso jase Which Of
skaes too Gfeas men VIII b TIE greater
ell b in Iaxes measure de<e1mired.
The pf6sim1oasy hearing before Po-
iies Jassics Sodsst 6rR began yesterday
afsespoon. thsTi9 Cochran Vas there
and b bad . seencassphes With hin.
II propose that ill the testimony vii
b preserved. shall % shis q NJ ovs
exresse. too. and the nevspepefs con
have Z eopy Of H."
Of course the nsvspapefs make their
own eopies CT tie testimony, bat The
OFFER Of the sheriff shows thai BE- y de-
sesmined that things viil Be very Lively
bet seen bim and tie prosecuting assof-
nsy. Min Johnscn, 700 vas asaistant
secretary to @ rvsseos 6<upie deripe
the recent sitting Of toe Legislators. vii
ssks . shorthand report Of the testir
nouy.
Prosecuting Attorney Ronald vasu't
pfessos, and this led the sheriff - ~
mark after waiting awhile:
I'VE viil 10 on without him"
30 Police Justice 6odeFbefR. sidsd By
Ihe aheri6. sndeasoeed 10 talk Chinook
and did % more C. les suceeosfuliy all
afternoon. Ouiy two witnesses we're
examined, and the hearing vas cost
poned until o'clock this afternoon.
The AFFAIR 10 becoming . matter Of
ruoh gossip among attorneys, and the
proceedings are being watched With
peat interest just to go which viii
tome cut successfully In the oontfc-
vessy, sheriff Cochran or Prosseotira
Ronaid.
"IheFs b 90 doubt" said an attorney
Jestefday, shat the sheriff should have
discharged those lndians when the
psoseeutiDG attorney said there want
sEooGh evidence against them to con
vict them. Bot, II course, on the other
hand, the sheriff has q perfect right 10
md ihus furnish himself IN excuse Tor
keeping the indiana 10 Jail. He does IL
IL his own risk. Bot nov that the 10.
has been made and Q hear.
nR set before . justice Of the psaoe,
he prosecuting attorney 10 bound to 20
ind ZEE thas tbs interests OF the tori
Infy are cared for. Il II bis duty to ip-
Festieate the matter. There IL always
possibility that things mag be different
han are at nfsf expected. Maybe she
,heriA has really discovered important
.vidsoce. Bot II sheriff Cochran has
discovered new testimony, IL 10 his duty
70 20 TO the prosecuting attorney ard
ell hin all about II. He hss NO bust
sess concesiina IL IN order 70 get the
attorney in q hole. neither
las be right 30 expect the prosecuting
to run after him. 1t 10 the
iuty Of the sheriff to 90 TO the prose-
,ntinR attorney"
Sheriff Cochran wasn't in Q good
,umor yesterday. He vas inclined to
hink that tie Northern Pacific railrosd
company 10 taking hand in this dis
,ate between him and Mr.. Ronald. Al
east be said 20. Just Why be said this,
md from What source be derived such
IN extraordinary hsliucination, NO one
,ppears able to discover. OF one thing,
there is no doubt; tie sheri0
ias blood 10 both eyes, ana be Is look
na hard al Prosecuting Attorney
Ronald.