Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-27
DUFFY DULY DOCkEYED
He Takes HIS Place With Those
He is Said 10 Have Dupeo.
DOUGHTY DONALDSON On HIS DIGNITY
Aiio the Lawyers Refuse 90 kseegsixs
Jadxs " estfsii's J0Fisateusn-s1r-
etss on Hall Bo.as- Assaes-
lsi Jaase holuacs.

the police court, yesterday afternoon TO
sse what disposition would be made Of
thependlng conspiracy cases. Ilsas SIM
possible for the room 10 hold al tie
visitors, aud some were compelled 10
stay outside IN the hallway. All the
cases were on call ard the respond
ents were ushered into the prisoners
box. Ali of the men were represented
by attorneys. Taken ali together there
were quite a numeer Of them, and thew
filled The lnside of the railing 10 over
flowing. lthad been rightly understood
that all the cases would be nolls proc 4
and the consplratofs charged lointlv
under one complaint. Nearly all nad
Their bondsmen present prepared "a give
bali the moment they We're re-arrcsted.
Previous 10 the cases being called Lews
Dustin. president OF the Central Labsor
Union, Was arralgned and the COM
plant read 90 him. lie did not speak,
but has attorney, Mr.. Donaldson an
nounced that ne rsfnsed 10 either waive
or demand an examination in the police
court, H. he did not believe that Judge
Westfall had any Jurisdiction. The
Judge replied very Well and ordoled
the clerk 10
"Ent~r Up an Examination Demanded"
Whlie tins business was beng trans
acted Detectives Joe smith and John
son arrested Michael L. Duffy. secretary
OF the Central Labor Union, on the
charge Of being one of the lnsiigat0rs Of
the riot. The respondents were then
called up and their cases nole pros'd
For short time they were free men,
but the doors were we'll guarded 80 that
none could escape II they felt 20 die
posed. The names were called. and as
each one answered present. he was
usherrd into the lry room where Smith
and Johnson served the new warrant
on each individually. After being agaln
placed IN custody al were marched in
single file in front OF the bar of lnslice.
Clerk Pelton started TO read the COM
plant, a lengthy type written docu-
ment, when Attorney Dunham inter
posed an objection, and said: "Nour
honor, | represent four of these deien-
dants, and ] am willing 10 waive the
reading of the compliant. ] refuse 10
either waive or demand an examination
IN this courts. The attorneys interested
IN the cases, ten IN number, were Car
roll, Rodgers, Felker, Maynard, Nc
BRIDE, Donaldson, Allen. Bundy, Fair
field, Dunham and Mccarthy. The
tact that all the lawyers took the same
action was conclusive that II was the
| result of n preconserted plan 10
Refuse To Recognize the Jarisdietion
| Of the court after the death of Judge
Holmes. The prosecuting attorney had
anticipated move OF the kind and
was prepared. lie candidly admitted
that there might be some question as 10
| the jurisdiction of Judge Westfall, and
! in view of the Fact had prepared the
papers in snch a way as 10 make jus
| tice Westfall authority II the judge
should fail 10 be sustained. lie -. be-
sides being judge of the police court, a
| Justice OF the peace. and as the latter,
would have jurisdiction anyway. When
the respondents refused 60 act, an entry
| of examination demanded WAS or
dered. The cases were then adjourned
til next Monday. The names of those
1 arraigned on the new charge are: Harry
van der Neen, Garrett kuipers. Charles
| Bishop, Eugene Ryason. l.. - Packard,
| Frank klaiher, John Scalllng, Harry
Williams. Bruno Honf, Joseph Miller
ahas Jack Carter, Wm. nsster. John
| Lapley, ANNA Coates alias Joseph Up
ston. Eugene r. prindle, De,viu on,
James Medlsnd, Alex. Mckenzie, Delos
:. Williams. Robert Melville. Anderson
+. Evans. John G.. Bell. Emery {. Web
ster. Joseph Krauskopf. Peter IL.
Ripsira. Lansing Qusckenbush, Lewis
G.. Dustin, Myren J. Lewis, Michael G.
/ Duffy.
Those who secured bail with the
names of their honosmen are a. fol-
lows: John schilhng, Fred Flaeei.
| Harry Van Der Ncen. 6eerand Van
| Dam; William liaster, Bernard J. Nc
Csrty. l.. ID. Packard, Henry ". liay-
ems; Bruno Houf. Peter ". fleck.
| Frank kieiher, Philip Graham. 81. =.
Lewis. Moses Iandorf: "a. William. J..
| Williams and Martha william =. &.
! Webster. Godfrey Reu'le. and Lswrins
| kipp; ID. :. Williams, cd Saunders
Eugene y. Prndle, Eugene Carpenter.
j. kruskopf, simeon lie Roy. louls
| Dustin, sotileib Waltz, Nlchaei q
! Duffy. Peter Granger ibelyiD COL. J.
Geo. Lehman; John Bell. VI. Nortman.
John Iapley. Frederick J. iRpley
| ebert Melville, James Melville; Ian
sing Qhakenbnsh, Harmon Neddcrs,
! James Midland, y Alien and Robert
| Melville: A. ". Mckinnc. Prank Earle
Peter Ripstra. Pred ". Y. Hugenholt;
A l.. Coats, Franklin y. Nalien.
The only new count added 20 the
| complaint y as follows. Otherwise the
new complaint = the Same as tho first
''on May 10, and divers ether days be.
tween that day and June 10, the
twsuty-nine defendants did c0nspire,
combine. confederate, and agree To-
| rethsr, 10 wilfully ol,struct the Valley
City Street and Cable Railway Com.
pany against the statute provided ard
the peace and dignity Of the people OF
the state of Michigan
In the afternoon rpon court tslnF
called e. order. Attorney Prank Hine
appeared before the bar with sppro-
pirate resolutions IN commemorat0n Of
| tire
Death of s.dge Holmes
Mr.. HlBe prefaced his formal intro
ducton Of tie resolutions by some very
choice remarks. sf.d after the motion
fof adoption had been made several at
1 torpeys spoke high w0rds OF commend
alton f0f Judge Holmes.
rmpott~d Contract Isbsr.
pHu.spELrHfA. june 2s The speclsi
agent appointed by secretary Foster -
! inquire INTO the recent strike At the