The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-15
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eAteh from asssg Ehe mertts ffesa the
judges lips. RsaIa's Aktaraay Loas-
stissksr nEast afs assistant Mr. Baksr,
ware in e0nsultsfs@& silh Judge
THley nsE6ga he cams un glae hench
Eewnrsl unknown snsn a1so entered
mis- ehsfnb@f. They wars presansahls
sfassn hers OF ahr ctaFcseE iurs who re-
snrned the verdict IN Tia Eranta ease.
Dir. hniafs4n was early or the seeszs.
He wss bronght on ky Sheriff AsEson
ressenAisys who esfcftsie hiRa through
the judge chstsher hefere the chan
eeliorss arrfssi, osirg TO she crowa st
tee esaeT doors.
De snaivsa's arrival be tcdk ssst
in sas center ef q circle fevmsd hy
bis lawyers, MsHsrs. IFuds, WeEsses
and Gilbert, With whefn ne entered
into & whispered osnsuisasson. A
scors ag members OF tAe har showed
professional ard sr.erGIg interest In
Mr.. Sullivan, by tsinw present. C0ru-
ftar Hertex accnpied a seat hy judge
L3flgeaeekrr ard Congressman Frank
t.Awser c6sHe Ia whsa everv Aods was
sas ted, calling ffcra tie Iocular Frude
the observation, tsG.swisr Is here: now
leE The proceedings hegin. . There
waa wsit of three-feurths OF an hour
hefeFe Judge Taller reached his court
rocfsl Finally, at 4:a5 p. ma. hs as-
eendsd TO ths bench wfsh written
opinion whish III soon became appsr-
ent had keen nlass aaiv after & care
fai analysis OF the wfoie mass of testi-
morly in tie cAae, aud nos. aa at first
supposed naerelg that relating 10 Sal
nFan alone
htliiiVan bsaeee hiRssif In his chair
AID kept his es es Exsd On ths court a.
Judge Tuley said II suppose there
will be no further steps taken beyond
tkia evidences before the coroner,s
irry."
Judge Longsraeker replied. eThas
In: sli: there Ia no additional fest5-
nsny.n
Becsuss IL yea had any The conrt
wonId feel compelled ts hear il, = said
the ceurt. Judge Tuly then. In ais
nasttsr sf fact man
nsr, began reading Ills decision.
and had not proceeded q
nitrate when the feewra of thssa
iaentised With the prosecution ted
what vas the DRIFT.
The ascisi0M I'm substanes IA As feI.
Jews: The iu1as sai1 shs nnrlieati,u
sasarS him was for tbs rsIesfs es Sui.
Ivan on bail radss the bill nj rights.
which provided Tor the haillnr OF Ser
song accused of murder Ef@ro the
evidence Was not strong ar Issa rsfyl
sT n ption OF thsiE gnist Has nas strong.
The court referred 10 the ksrrfs OF The
agreement which wss left te hfra u,
the evidence before the eersnar. He
said he had read /. .ADs type-written
paees of eyiAnx &c ksstore tha caronsr,x
Iary. Much of tie testimony was
irrelevant ard incompetent before the
s0urt. but wiie score was allowed the
cs,Eyuey on such Investigations He
rouia even hear hsay.aay evidences If
it gave direction to she forra I'm whicn
an inquiry stlaaId he directed 20 as to
bring about tae discovery OF the nex-
soas guilty OF Dr. Crof,its's nauyaer.
There was good deal of hear
+ay evidences, Mrs. cenkIjn
and ScanEan tastisaa that they
heard g'rouiu say that shers was 4
slot 10 assAqingie hins and that 2lljf.
ran waa back of IL. PAsrv Norris and
O'grien testified Substantially ia the
.arne thiuR. the last rarasd saving
at Cronin was afraid ef sul,iyan 40
and and Buckley. Of,onuor Word
md Ives testified later 10 a Singular
statement hy Crorin an Go his cress.
examination hnfsre netary and that
ne believed that wsa part Ell tbs Moi
md that Sulllvsr waa ait the hsaA of
1. DiIion faid ha talked sh.sut ID 40
such that he believed Cronin had Sal.
iyan on shs hrais. Haggarfyss evi-
ssnce was probably the sscss Inn nort-
srt - against Sullivan. Ths teesinsa-
nv given hy msrrertv was sshstsn-
ialfy the cnIv Evidence that Sullivan
rade direct threat against C,ronfnss
lie.
Tns court knows oE no ruIs o; faw
hat werld admit 3 declarsiisn eg Gre
ajr. made ont Of BsI.!yaa's srsssnee.
"a wsy!d not be nermitse6 before any
sera rsittiag magistrate, Tswas shown
sv tho evidence thst Euliiyan vas
in Gsftsnslsst circles ana
81 .hs trizaris In castgt,f If frIsh rat.
gre. shAt several "a a9ws vars rxpelIad
q also gas syyonio that frsra Crsain, a
srsserce err the eesz vsissse w Mai, tried
suIigvsn. Rolsn. ard Teansv. Sullivan
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