Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

MOVE ON COLONEL AlxswoaIH
Daring sh< Cosoa~r's Isqsess and Cry
--ii~ns Him. bss Asv Dtss>asd
d oae Brave Man-

theatre yicfims from turning into
lyuching and tolonel Ains~oFth would
have been the person AT the vroag end
a the rope. That hc IL alive to-day ~
due e. the nerve u and Address "a H. II.
Warner. one q the jury. \ wilder scrne
never occurred az such a time and rla,:e
in the History - tho country; i've men.
whn belisTesi that a kini providence
nionc allowed them to be alive. thirstei
Tor the niood ~ a nan whom they
tsoarht tisce1 their lives IA ieporiy.
Alhert y. Crosby. third tiour clerk.
was ast allowed IA tinish bis testimony.
Whae he ~as being examined maa
walked Sl,ssy a. place behind Colonel
AinsNorths char and said samcthisg
a such a ioud voice that 10 brought
warning FROM roaue Il thosr present.
Hut Tie nlaa eas not to be hushed. and
etau,itag t.hlnd and directly over
Cols,asi A,nsxostk cried IN voice
trrmbitng with passion. ~lou mar.
dere,i my brother and Ill like t. know
" haf right you have to at here and IN.
tinidsis witnesses"
fhero wa= a moments silence after
th.- passionate outbursi and then Wild
shout q approval Colonel Ainzgorih
sat calmly in hss char without even
turning bis head e. SO who denounced
h!ns lieutenant Auiss Il the polio.
force walked over 10 the disturbcr and
pushed him away
~ ho l. hcsr asks4l somebody.
Ills name y Charics &. Eaaes. whose
brother was Killed vas the answer
fIom a dozen clerks 1ancs - real -
tate agent.
Tie shouts n the governmen; clerks
presented continued That's right. h.
dbl IT.
Put him out- we're tho endorsements
~ the accusation "a Banes- Sosue men
wete on their feet and IL lcok@d Tor "a
minute that Colonel Ainsxorth Was ln
danger.
Want Aia-worth to Withdraw.
Before the witness Was allowed 10 pre-
cce,l. b. III. Waroer. one "a the Inrpss
and a wealthy eiflz~n of Washington.
suggested o. the corooer that The epss.
ode that had Jlisf occurred show-si the
exss.~uce q feeling that eou.i besf be
ss.eursd by the withdrawal "a rariisr
against whom ~ WAS directed Il uefi
ton 10 nam-.- said Mr. Warner. "lss,
Simply make the suggestion that ihe
party most concerned should withsirs.
There ~ a belief among many ~ thn.
here that h.~ preseuce serves - an a
tlmisiafion to xitn-ss~s. There - fes'l
ing here which docS not tHeak cot. bat
which Il nevertheless present that IN
timitiation - being carried on Rnd 4.
therefore. object 81 the presence q any
person sho - likely 70 be blamed Tor
participation IN this affair.
ls,ud applause followed Dir. Warner =
remarks. aud Dr- Schaefcr whispered o
request tc Mr. Ainssorth 10 witbdrss.
He refused o. d 50. however, and the
coroner. turning 10 the lury sail he had
no rirht T. exciatle from the hearing any
rer,-sn who was Likely to be party Ia
th- verdict.
Eoas Perry "a the representative ~
Colosssl AiDsxorth aruTe to make ~ome
remarks uu the subject and hts hrrt
wosd Ras a signal foe tho most exciting
incilleaf - the day.
Butler Fitch. an old white haired clerk
of The record and pension division.
started the trs,uhle. Sit down. he
shouted. YOU are an outsider and have
re right here. 1 protest against an out
si.irr -EesSiu( here.
e-lt slu~ r., al dow n. echoed his fel-
Low clerks siu Voices that sere not re
strained Fitch cried cut something
about Murder and kis words were
echoed frpui every part II the hall AL
this time Mr. Pcrry stood unuoysble.
When the uprosr had quietcd sonc
what ha appeitd IN the crowd % Jet him
zrrak 4 appeal o. you A. an Auseri-
can ritiksu Ter FAIR play. be erred.
You diJ not give us fair play.
yelled Ar excited indis,dGsl.
iIil Builer Fitch kept crying. no IN.
tiu.isiatlon.' Morgan Spencer II liridgc
purf Ala. another government Clerk
sailfi asit a. Colonel tinsvor ~fou
shaald 10 ARRESTED Tor murder aud not
released "a bail
lgsre she TEMPEST broke IN - fuil
fury liaOg hun eame from dozen
threats. t.F.rY nan "a the spec tttors
r,-su, rose At The cry. The shouts grew
t.oler
Ssv-sf the soiopei'- t.tfe.
s'.lonai Nin4usrfh sat ssrsl aud csi
ls,ie,i S..uetsiy saii after TIE uproai
vtA nvee chat hls hand moved q has
insssi- eeat rofket and remained there
FIis features remained absolutely TN
i11vstie There ass the fain.est sug
grsff,n q a smile ~ his lp-
NJ Perry remained stsndlng. bat
fnatie ~ a,tsmyi - queii the mob for Il
h,i gfsaa - - sugh i.trat..nsn'
Auisf wae utterly yavei ieps e. gusli ths
fnuuif 4 nssd rush hal jusf iegun a.
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