The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19


AZ ihis stage Of tho proceedings the
defendant, kunze, was lpud 10 his mani
festatiOn Of grief while tean flowed 90
piOusly down his cheeks Between his
apla and arIe4 ha Was heard IN saw ~
am innocent un1 hslWsi Of fhls,
never was Al LakeyleW II have got
"a suffer three years imprisonment fOr
this u 10 shame, lNngfneNker got
witnesses % swear that | was la Lake
yew, fohuelller" At this point
kunles grief became too much for ut
teance anl hla words we're lndhllnGt
After q long argument Judge MeCon-
nell 30 January Nd as tho day Tor filing
q motion fora new trial, tho matter 10
be considered bY tho court ON the 18Th
Of January, Judge Mcdonnell then anr
nOunGed that the court would stand adj
Jpuped uutll January leand left tho
bench,
HeTgs Holds q Loyee,
Alter tho Jury had gone lleggs held an
agreeable leyee With the newspaper men
Of his ncqualnlAnct, To lhe surprise OF
all Ot them he said he did not expect
the verdict ~ rendered he looked Tor a
disagreement Ito said he could make
no explanation Gf his reasons now
further lhan 10 say that no was pOaaessed
Of information which lei MIN 10 believe
that tho Jury would divide ON tho Ques'
ton Of guilt, and that he would explain
further some time la tho future After
the date Tor which tho argument for q
new trial will DO made was liked, the
prisoners, including liesgs, were hurled
from tho court room 20 the jail They
were surrounded by detectives and bnii'
ihs, every man of whom Waa thor
0nghly armed, As CoughlIn passed
along he Bighted some old irends In tho
crowd that were staring Rt him Ia
curious way, and he salulel them with
q wave OF The hand, Prisoners ana
guards tumped nolselesily along tho
blg steel gate Of the jail swung open,
aud the 6utIre party passed Inside, Then
the cato was closed with d loud clangi
and the prisoners were shut from the
general yleW Burke was hurried 70 tho
boys department COughlln, O'sullyan
aud Kuhze were taken 70 tho Iron cells
aud locked up, hasga paid blul visit
10 hlB cell
10 Gather Tp some TrlHbots
he had there, and then he hurried down
70 tho office where hc signed book
that WA placed before him, A moment
later he was literally Ia tho hands Of his
friends, Aa llegsa crossed tho lRll yard
u little man ran forward 10 meet him,
The greetings that were exchanged were
very effective, Tho little man was
William Murphy, father Of the grl who
ilmt told tic story Of Dr. Cr0nin'a
alleged presence ~ q North Clark street
grip can when, In fact, hls mutderera
were packing his mutilatcd body IA tho
big trunk Murphy caught hegga arm
aud hurried him through the waiting,
gaping crowd 10 u carriage that wnA
standing az the curb Of the walk, Harry
Jordan whose connection with the de-
fense movement has always been pr0ml'
nent, helped Bogga into the carriage,
Lawyer Foster took q scat boad0 his
client, aud then Murphy and Jordan and
Lawyer Amcs piled Ia unfortunately
and Hgnalod the driver to hurry away,
The entire party proceeded 10 the office,
Of Murphy a Amca on CLARK street A
large delegation Of lrlahmen were thoro
10 meet them and tho escaped man held
another loyco for nearly two hOura,
NlllW llNN WIN NNlANN w NNAA AAhNA AAANA
him that he was due at home,
wiil Disclose Nothing,
Several Of the Jurors were interviewed
At their homes, but nll Of thom declined
20 be interviewed further than 10 say
that all talk OF personal encounters In
the Jury room was the mcrCst boah A
resolution WA passed 10 disclose moth
Ing that had transpircd In the jury
room ono juror said the reason for 30
long delay In reaching verdict waa
that the Jury had wadcd through the
entire mnaa Of evidence, first taking N
up as whole aud then Ns applied 20
eich defendant, juryman North,
when asked why q life sentence instead
Of the death penalty had been given 70
Coughln, Burke and O'Sulliyon, said
there were several prceodonts for such
verdict,