The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-24

BAN. euch An action IS this 10 similar to that
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the fret degree. IL is presumed to be only OF
Mr.; Hobb insisted that It was the practice for
the defendants to open.
Judge Mngee-There Is great deal that
goes with the presumption OF innocence. No
man Is presumed to be guilty OF murder In tho
long, time was occupied in the discussion,
ali ths attorneys taking part. The chief arsu.
ment for the prosecution was made ~ y. I.
Commonwealth. Judge Mag.s strongly COM
Dated the position taken; and said the only
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trial now. and therefore should not be heard
"a man nV i entitled to bail unless tho proof
10 49, evident and Tie presumntion great that the
hardy Sink So " fSe must
produce tho evidence II there is no testimony
t oe sS sen . shH this off
1hns prGrsr unless you show me testimony
he Ses M Gs Inc Iss Ts ss
At this point the defendants insisted on
Mr. Burleieh-we can then hear only one to-
Mr. Brennan-,well. we want only one. We
= Mcconnell said no belieyed he saw q,Don.
eYed he did, but wss not n trouble
He got only shot glance, The men were
sSrryPsE sTs the TSa9d He cESd not
had been shot; It was ten minutes after the
John Cooper. Pink ert9n detective. Who
in the barge. Tho boats landed in front Of the
tie landing there were 400 men on the bank.
Shots were fired from the shore and also from
sf mile below the worEs Hl Alter the iandins
Kline and Capt. Hines were shot
.,Q.-Did you see the defendant in that crowdf Al
Ibid you see him before the nring commenced {,
.Ss, yGG sec him after tn: The boa:
and ns man hr:% nm
q: end III n men n" Gn I. hi
As tho sa.. s n ". e
60 bone a. they would not ALLOW us to land o'pon.
On cross animation the witness said he
did not KNOW how many men on shore wore
man beh.na ane. Ss,ars no, ; "s:
ow hav. BEEN In G,s fullerton su
ness' A-For twenty-five years. and never lost day
". H. Bent of Chicago. another Pinkerton
had chSrs. Sf the chsso Fsn then called
m ws about f.. rom IN; sT sSs
from the shore and Hines and Kline shot. saw
thrown him about an hour later. after re
=, Other witnesses were Fred Primer Of the
dell Of the Now York branch. Il " Herbept ln
reporter and Samuel Stewart. one Of ,Carne-
ss sspk Is ha vi h ns with in he
fated barges on the morning OF July G. Each
man oorroborated the others. and the sub
the crowds on the river bank at different times
d@ tb the EXCITING and , mHrderous incidents
and none saw him attsmp to lead the eroWas
in The ATTACKS on the Plnkertons, One witness
big crowd in the afternoon. Just before the
Pinkertons surrendered. He, was tho man
EhG asssS sa be hs sef sS said and
..ssti%eny and fl sSa5t It Isa Sse saa
and Ross were first brought into the court
they were placed in the prisoners dock. By
fore the bar. where they were seated The
pany, Messrs Robb and Patterson. reinforced
insisted that it hecam. sthe duty Of the Com.
monxealth to show why he should be held.
was not sufficient as against the constitutional
provisions. under which every man charged
s WITH s5y e cr bn other than capital one was
After the court resumed its sessions and
q shooting Of Mr. Frck 6ponne Ins nsw
started from his seat and said; oh my God. I
nued tSe snd
iourned about o'clock. The evidence was all
in and the arguments COMPLETED:
wished he to review tho testimony: There seems
ReepF e0 al 90 sunda IS the rsss
probably Of the fear that II O'Donnell were
liberated this evening: and the workmen at
attempted assassination OF Mr.. Frick is yet so
intense, an encounter between the Workmen
ODonnell. in speaking to a reporter of his
surrender to the authorities. said that he de-
the public. He said that when he learned that
q warrant had been issued for his arrest he
teiegraphed friends to secure " counsel HI and
bondsmen. He said he had no desire to pose
%h rom nHRe nad h wo sa be
II am compelled to undergo confinement it
will kill me. as the exposure OF the last few
weeks mas completely shattered my once
The sttGrnys for tho accused
thorities, relating TO riot especially those con-
murder in The second degree for sending an
certain lands in the gas field. and out OF which
q killing resulted.
The conclusion they have reached is that
the two cases are identical. and that the opin-
is alone sufli cicnt to warrant Mr.. F7'ck's ar
rest and trial and to insure his conviction.
The steamers Tide and Little Bill Will re-
sumo their trips to Homestead o-day, taking
up all new men that. may be engaged by tho
Carnegie Company during the day. 1t is said
that some 200 men were taken I'D and all
landed within the mill enclosure without
moclestation. Everything Is quiet at the Union
Nj fos wS
have the approaches to the mill pickoted day