The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-12
ROUNDSMAN DALEY FREE.
1HE JURY DECLAREs HIM INNOCENT
or MIME HANNAN'S CHIRGE
He Receives. tue Verdict Calmly, bat with
Evident EeNef-A Cheering Crowd Fol-
low. Him Out OF Court-rhe Charge of
Violence In Arresting His Accuser's
Motaer to Conn Up In Court TH-dny.

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The Jury in the case OF Rounlsman Matthew
r. Daley. charged with assaulting Matnie Han
nan OF 3lS Monroe street In the back room Of
Joseph Gsllcr's saloon on the evening OF
March 90, brought in a verdict OF aciuittal
at OPS o'clock last evening 1t was ready
With this verdict nearly an hour earlier. after
II had been out about four hours and half
hut Recorder SMITH, not Expecting So speedy
n decision. WAS not on hand to hear it. There
- .,,r.s 80 -, orniaus, from the large
was suneu t o, VI "' LAT room when tho
' Wncu I tns tMeIvs rymen filed in thcre was
nothing in their faces to indicate tho conclu,
zion they had arrived at. and they seemed
carefully 10 avoid looking at Daley. who on
his part scru'inzed them with e'lien, inter
est but without outward snow o, any. ans,e,y ",
AVA tad than ma ,be clerk Of the Court
ana laced 'heih as ',e Nv o ~.
asked. Gentlemen en- OIL OIL, 'ho jury nave you
We nave. answered WIG FOREMAN;
Not guilty was the foreman's reply
Recor,jer smyth now asked Mr.. Friend
whether his client was not under bonds for tho
his arrest OF Mrs. Harmon on the night Of NAV
%. Mr.. Friend answered that no had been
held in $1,000 By Justice lngraham in the
court OF oyer anu 1ermlher IN June, me ne
sorder told Mr. Friend to bring DALEY before
MN a",s ISM, morning , 10 renew .''s o0nu IN inc
mean 'iino he uischarReu INC prisoner IN
Mr. Friends custody.
wos trembling in tho balance DALEY had ex.
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be,rinr throughout the trial. Part az tho
.i,, Va +,ii al 70 t.o ~ Irossad T., h.a,.
relatives Of ms; who Q, sat near him. and then ne
became ths c.ntte 81 GroHn 81 male irends.
s sSifH he awe" VAS aSWsa t. "s is es ;hcash
smoking Is lrohloited IN the court
room: When the the verdict was announced annoy I'D
mud smiled before during tins trini. hut 1t was
adilerent Kind OF smile. ono indicating bra
ished shaking hands with the friends who
sr rS arounn ia ne wen, Up 70 Mr. "eeks
"H"i want to tank ks yoa a9 or ths grand compl
ment you paid the police force. You had to
pound me. mat was your duty. but II l can
Daley alluded to the handsome manner in
body before he SssaS to to deno%nee tho indis
SSidua members 81 1t Who testified In Dailey's
os MI Weeks BAILEY for his
thht he had mage the most o. bad case.
Daley vas ' ioiIoTed 0ut 81 ths court room by
cheer when 1t reached the street. Among the
Wrong was man from Canaan. Conn. who
said ne ha,i come down to learn the Tate oil his
old school mate. DALEY. who. he added: was
one OF the best fellows thnt over lived. When
ETD9ken to BY the reporters after tho verdict.
DALEY SAID ne had no complaint TO make
against the newspapers: they had treated MIN
WIZ great iaifness as wnole. ana nag salo
nHninG about MIN thGt the facts DAD not seem
10 JUSTLY.
AT the opening OF court Yesterday. LAWYER
Rouse resumed ms summing up ior the de-
renee. 40 h1d taiked an nour and g nall fhe
aHe.noon Peiore u inc rate OF 70 Woros q
minute ahn AZ kept un that rats on rfesumlnE ms
ePeoeh. ms .hnnress. consequently. cons'sted
OF aoout s!.oNy worGs. n !ne course OF II no
MaaS inc most q me niiol which MS nSe DO
s.eT winnssses nnu sworn 70 LOT Dailey, ana az.
h aSksn Mam,e hHhnnh enaraoter ana taas OF
sskaI ssves ihe mus DaSy nfoti
TEX ssTeFaI -! me urors ~ name Wnether
suy noiiu neIiuIe LEI Gives Ior man Pc
ff ause ~ ,,npreIe' 70 ~ customer OF thelrs.
~ spSaihtns "i VIZ teS.imony o. ihZAle LAW.
tSr m , IN Luwis street, ne SAID that
t tmey were Itun,thnts women. WHO nau no IN
9ett u, "a mi hi''nkeninG tne cnaIacter o. tno
tin,n th ho wun VIII no ieietreu WIN hall
SAG, ana reRnintd there Throughout the day