The state herald., 1890-01-24

seem to be the main props Of the pros
ecution.
Mr.. Garrigues cannot have the law
vindicated by trying to punnish inno-
cent men.
Fred Harris, who has been working
in the treasurers office, has taken the
place of George Payne as switchman
in the yards ut this place.
Mr.. McGann, who has been braking
on the west end, has been promoted
and is running train between Curtis
and Hastings. He moved. his family to
Curtis last week.
Why did DR.. Blair promise to clear
a matter presented IN the case of Nc
Pherson If he would leave the town
during the trial.
Frank Stack left for his home In
Iowa last Tuesday night in responce
to a telegram informing him of the
sudden death of his father.
There is not an honest man in Phil.
lips county, that has attended the white
cap case, but can see Mt glance, the
object of the persecution.
Cheadle testified that Attorney
Garrigues told him that unless he
(Cheadlel would testify against Z le-
PENDANTS he would not get the post
Office at Holyoke.
Whenever Mr.. Garrigues lets up on
his persecution of our best people to
satisfy the spite Of Blair, Brannon,
Temple and Woolman, then he will
have the support of all our people.
Why does not the Dist, Atty, take
some interest in the whipping of Theo,
Tillage, to be sure he is poor man,
but he was an old soldier, and his
rights should be protected AS well as
any one else.
Great precaution is being taken
with the new jury. They are made to
eat in room by themselves with no
napkins, and their plates turned over,
we suppose to prevent any attempt at
bribery.
The Tribuse says Phillips county
is able to prosecute her criminals. We
agree with 1t in that respect, but she
should not be able to persecute her
good citizens to satisfy u few reveng-
full and defeated office seekers.
The white cap trial was taken up
last Friday to be tried before new
jury. So far no new arrests have
been made. This trial is getting to
be very tiresome, and the HERALD
hopes this will end IL.
james Tumelson, who has been
running the Inter Ocean house at this
place for some time past, has retired
from the hotel business. Mrs. An
ME Sliindler has taken the house and
will run IL from now on in the best
possible manner.
A nice peace officer old Williams
would have made had he been elected.
lie believes every man guilty until
proven innocent. A nice man he Is
to dictate to officers of the law. Had
law and justice received its just dues
the old man would be looking through
the bars Of an Iowa "pen."
Ilerzig testified that the ba.ifs in
charge or him told him all kinds Of
stories TO frighten him. That he was
frightened by what the eguards told
him. That lac would be killed i'm
prisoned, etc, and that he was kept
afra Id all the time. That Gus Temple
dressed him in Gus wife's clothes and
trottel him over to Carnahan's house.
The Logan County Advocate thinks
1t very ridiculous that Williams
should value his character at $1,000.
Right you are Wilson. The old man
has such character that should the
lowest depths Of hell be raked with Il
fine tooth comb its equal could not be
obtained. And should the old man
keep on rs ne has been, every citizen
in the county shall see him in his true
light.
Mr.. Cheadle has shown by his testi-
mony In the white cap case that he Is
a high.minded, honorable gentleman.
That be cannot be bribed by Garri-
CUES, Brannon or Blair, even II he
lost the post-oillce; that he can do
justice even to men who have opposed
him at every tuin to keep him from
the post-oilice. Our people should
now do justice TO him. He has shown
that he does not belong 10 any narrow
minded clique, but that he Is n man
who will do his duty regardless OF
Wlpm II may huft, tDht ne IN nDoNc
and beyond the touch OF bribery and
corruption.
A great deal of the opposition
against Mr.. Cheadle came from the
fact that II was generally understood
that he was In the hands Of Blair and
Brannon, but lie has proven that TO be
untrue, and II Is the duty Of all good
citizens to do justice TO whom Justice
Is due, and we are satisfied they will
do 1t.
Il. of u. itc-oiution-.
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