The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-15

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Nstsou. Jack Kelly. Charles t3hsrke. Fred
Lamson. H. r. Crsrus. Joe Miller. George
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Bowdsn. George Gordon. Edward HolIsn-
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asainst them and that each should have !
ssparats trial. He said that the courts
had uniformly held that after An attach.
mens in contempt proceedings the case
ceascd TO BE- civil one and became q Grim.
inal one, aud the prisoners we're On titled
TO the same right a. persons charged with
an offense.
As Mr.. Lindsay ceased there we're loud
murmurs Of approval In the audiences.
which almost amounted to applause. Mr..
Lindsay turned toward the audiences And
was about 70 say something further vhsn
Judge Hanford stopped him With. ..I
want 20 speak nov. Iwsnt 10 ssv thu,
this 10 . court and not political arena,
and intend to have this court respecsei
hope shall not have TO speak of tni,
again.
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could add few words to what he ad II.
ready said.
Judge Hanford said he nigh N what he
had to say Was to be addressed 10 the
court.
Lindsay then said he wanted 10 inform
the court that IL any further demon strx.
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