Telegram-herald., 1889-04-29
A MOMENT OF ANGER t;
Tie History or Lr. aud s1r4
Ero'Eu.oss 0aarroL


81 ne 4cerlo1a Wa aers tle elFc-.a.
stslces .a-l 1l.l aast u-.<at -P,l tleir
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..oer4t.oas "a ~9a-l 1e 1ll4.ftssf l-2rop~r
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81 s.l-r'al ,a al-ll11- al cases ls "a, -er-
-. a.ly 81 ln Lls t-e a..a-etce .l ti-.s .t-f1-
r,em remained f4r 2eAliy te. tc4rs am.
o4t strr.ls except ~ ,14--xe "a clnFefs4
ton " ben q ss> -eAf't So = c.-ca rtft
VA ss1. a ffll4 t4- JARS -r'aa4 ~ f~4 asst
iaatr'lc-i.l Is.stil t'ls re4rt 4foo q puiit T~4'
ave ~ -i.s r.l.s ~ -irc..Lls -.alli, evidences
4a.l f.l.i s s..- = 80 -.l-s re 4Ils1s ~ tl8 le~
ceased 81 a-s ere lustr4ctlel th4t had
been 4s1ed r.r bad 0ceu zi4ea there "as
A. Der WAL. 41.i alter the room 141 srosa
l4rA AL tae laai-or Esl asated tn5 s2ss
14ang II tle spectators went o4l. e4e alter
a19taef. 0ellsslax ta4t the gsrdlct would
not oe reached tLat als ht. Tie more tney
waited tie uore certain 10 seemed thai
dls...freenlens uo4.1 DO lie result And
yes Hnen TIC IarY nrst Nelt cat g VAS the
u-lgersal opinion that a verdict II guilty
w34ld oe recorded Af n.lf past elgaE a
few io4lxers ia the courtroom were
started from their -na1l 0g tns appearance
~ t1r c4.lrt crler ~ came "a - -u1oulcc
fl41 Tie I4ry were rea1g - return Tho
l4l1e. wlo ls1 been Caaiting Ia t18 cou-
slI4nx roem <lfn sewers. -vv~rs. returned
- BAL. 70 ..e GA the beach. a1d IN tlree mia
les tl5 colrl- rom N-s crowded asa-n %
- utmost capacity >of many oi the fash
i.l4o.e peal.s Nno ha1 been there during
tls trlai were present Dlt their absence
was more tlan nlate 4p uY others wl0 nad
sLF-sx -ii 30 v4la f.r Al rpport-alty 10 hear
t1s testimony The defendant was brought
il fr9m room down sis4rs where he lad
been waiting alone and y ~ placed again 40
tns bar Tue llryi1en nlei Ia. led by an
officer ~ t1e court all toC4 their places up
Or tnc oen.1.
Mr. bruHl-oU looked a. their faces IN
tsut.y - they passed. olt Ia none II them
could he discern llnt x What Vas % come
" leu al nlt been seated and the roll had
been called. tle clerk proceeded - plt the
formal questions. Gentlemen, have you
agreed upon = verdict .n lie case OF the de-
teDda-t a. Tho bari
N- have answered the foreman
'G'nflr.a-n. NaAt say you. Is the de
feniant guilty or n't spltyf
Tie foretnans face y4s grave and steady
- be responded Guilty, a. charged IN
TIE indictment
There was slight rustic In the court
room a. - eyes were turned upon Mr..
rroNalnsv He dit aot move a muscle, bat
looked clriplsly from one face 20 the other
~ the f4ry box. - n wondering what class
ant manner of men they could De who could
arr.ve a. -lcl a decision upon the facts a.
presented 10 the trial There was a slight
Y4L. before tue proceedings were resumed.
When they were the clerk said " "GUstavc
Brovu.ow, stand up"
Nn-n the prisoner hai risen 70 his fee.
these questions followed
'- " nat - your age"
"1hirty-one."
"Tolr place of residcncer'
NJ. - F.ftn avenue"
e " nat - your occu pati0nF
Mr. 8rcwniow paused for a moment
thea he responded " l have no business
After thai he was permitted 70 SIT down
n<aln. out ~ momr1- more the Judge.
who lad been sitting with his eyes upon the
ceiling and a most aDstrn-rted expression
upol as face, cr-crei n.m once moro TO
3fard
..P~Ir ,rc-." sail the court. "vou have
been accused of the most heinous of crimes
cf wa.ch 70 IL possible - accuse any citizen.
You have b. every opportunity 10 present
your side of the case ia - most favorable
ixh- That 7og have deliberately refused
- l1 80 c2n Ave no weight with this court
r. passing sentence Tor tae crime ~ which
YOU lavc LIST oeon convicted Ii - not for
u - act - ,o-r defender. or - exsenuate
the c.rcums, lncrs II She crimo L, - our
par only 10 * cute tl- orders of - law.
Ard 70 si Going 1 an obliged 70 consider
taA- .n.s ia-v before whom yop have been
tired IS fl..y oelrc-cs.t. as I believe II was,
D. iet~r-n. a. with accuracy and justice the
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