Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15

prosecuting attorney uaderioos o. fAii-
raaa ialo ian an innoeeni aa4 umfr4-
tectea nlAn. against Whom tae pgase>u-
tor, himself. afterwards adnNsled in
opoa court, he neveg taoaeai taefe ess
any ease Lawyers aiNays teei a e. ba
feathers ia taer caps a. Wln cs ses, aad
feather lylng arouaa loose aaa saa-
dealy picked zap and thrust lnio eap
Is good enough feather tor some na-
tures. Maaam Walker o AetiA l-a-
fsyeite-st., Nas arralgned on tae charge
ii criminal SANDER He - a MeChlne
hand ia the Blsseii sweeper comI9nN
aud his engagement there lor nfe wears
shows that he j. not D man ~ criminal
habits. lie Was unfamiliar VITA courts
and kaew nothing ~ las oaa isgals.
tAe conpla,n ,nt WAS read to hlm aud he
asked Il his plea MAS guilty on not
guilty.. lie replied hy admitting that
he had used lne words alleged, aud Was
gong on 10 qualify Their meaning,
when Prank Rodgers broke Ia and sall,
lie pleads guiigy, your honor Ihe
moment ar. Rodgers made the state
ment, the accused knew enough O. d.
| shocked by them, especially as they
were untrue. He had not pleaded. and
| he knew Il, ana Mr Rodgers knoW it.
4 - ile man, 10y Nay oi protest, uDlcr-
! took 40 make aoule further explanation.
and air. ko4ger, broke iu un0n hlm
| sharply with, "Eat do you plead guilty
/ or nOt guilty tie evident Intention ~
/ the prosecutor being % catch an
/ abashed laan ln q categorical answer 90
q question winch he did nei eudtr-
stand. II there is any propuay 10
/ thus nrg.ug q prisoner toe cour. and
not an attorney e the proper
person 90 perform Tie euty.
/ IL is the court thai takts
the plea, and il is the duty oi tho Coars
only 10 see that the Plea is made u
1 proper form. Seeing tne deep embaI-
rassment OF the accused, an observer ot
\ the proceedings stepped 10 tie bar aHd
/ whispered ~ his ear that he should say
10 the Court that hc wanted aD ait0I-
/ ney before be entered any plea. Walker
| accordingly uld 50, and \. i. Alien
was sent for. During the long delay.
| Mr.. Rodgers seemed very cKasperaied.
and bantored tne three reporters pres
/ ent, openly ln CODrt, saying why
! don't one Of the reporters come for
ward and try the casey they seem 10
! have a great idea OF themselves" or
words TO that effect. When Mr. Allen
arrived the case went 10 trial. The
| complainant Was Richard Bolyoake. a
neighboT OF the accused. The
/ difficulty was nothing more SER
Gus than the thousands OF neigh
! f.f.s.r .1f n.aHf rr.I
constantly. II wac admitted by the de-
fendant that he had said what the
complaint charged, and one witness
| cOrTObOrated it. The case was submit
ted 10 the court without argument. lis
Honor said that be was Al loss 10
know what there was in the case 10
pass upon. Mhereup0u, Mr. Rodgers
made this remarkable statement that's
/ what ] SAID when they came for an
| order for a warrant, that there was
! nothing in IT," Much indignation ls
| constantly felt towards lawyers who AID
the escape Of the guilty. The noigna-
ton will bc deeper where 4 becomes
known that there are lawyers who are
| quite As ambitious b secure the cOnylc-
ton OF the innocent After the adj
! lournment of the court, Judge Holmes
SAID he had had much experience IA
trials for SANDER, bat that thIs was the
most remarkable one he had ever
| known.
A temporary unconsciOusncss Of
| number of the subjects 81 this fkcicl
| made lt impossible Yesterday ID give asa
| accurate Ist OF their names. Their
condition was all right No lay, how
ever, except a. % thepecunars features
OF IL. All bat two OF the onDro Monday
morning enrolment Of nine. N.nc be-
ing the number Of judgment, the most
OF them went u jail. Their names afe
! ". II. Alden, Peter Leys, J. &. NuslI
! J. Anderson, J. Smith. Only Mustu
| had s5.35 in his pocket, and The rest
were committed for the usual u days.
| The three gentlemen who make up
/ the mystic nine by addition % tne
above SIX, OF number of tno beast
are james Brltt0n, James Drscol and
! John Dolphin, who were ia court ON the
charge Of disordcrly. and they ali went
20 jail for twelve, twenty and fifteen
days respectively.
George Gantner. for violation 81 the
/ street oIdinance-nOt huchng bie horse
and abusing a pOliceman-p paid 81 and
/ 1875 costs.
The assault and battery case ~ Henry
Haschcr and J Kukl o. was adjourned
to July -. Adolphus Myorsham Is tbo
I complainant.
The truancy case Of little Joseph
| Lane is IN the hands 81 Judge IoiComb,
who VIII report on u the 2sth inst
The case Of the deadly assault ~
John Wood against August Oppeit was
| adjourned 30 another week. because
| Oppelt is not yet able - be in court
The William lfull seduction casc has
hBo another adjournment. haf taken
another Jump oi q fortnight Tho next
time lt comes up the aim auac VII say
July -.
The booibacks who conprecate in
! and about the Arcade hBve again been
pulled for 0is0rdeflv conduct.
shooting craps" is a gambling scheme,
and the morals of the booth acks uuft
and shall be- preserved burt ODay,
| Walter Howard, Nike shay. hTtfur
Ditisrd, Thomas Stuart, Joseph Day
and VIM. . bson are aiI accusea a TIE
form - gambling. and were al arrested,
bat Gibson only was held.
John =. Sinclair and nsmless rnan
were run in Tor beng drunk last even
ing.
| Prank Aldrich was accused a steal
ing more than &25. bat hls case was
noie prosd
| John Bfeen was arrested yesterday.
in the rear of M0stevs brothers store.
on s8spici0i 0f Deing implicated IN
larceny.