The sun., 1894-02-20

MeEane'e sentence. Hekane'e arms Wefe
Hns Hniss slSs Eyes looked closed h tSs JnssIes spoks
maximum, ppni.hment e shls case. said ths
grave crime upon which Inst jury ha. con-
a more smphatIe rsprobstion than would be
p.snifestsd 6y light ssnrsnee; TIE Rensisy; sns.
the stern condemnation put. not so severe as
TO excite sympathy. The Judgment OF the
Court is that the defendant be imprisoned in
the state prison at Sing Sing for the term OF
he ~, q the verdict dict De,
| Rrent a shock TO The prisoner and his friends
as was this announcement. made by the jus
tlce in as cold voice as eou'u wen Dc I'M
The words ak years" had hardly left his
chair "tr The whistle Of astonishmSnt and the
Sigh, which sounded very loud indeed. had not
S"Yei gave fSr for order and then rscted that ali per.
sons leave the court About half the crowd
Col. James had Jumped up a. MeKane had
sat down. He wanted the justice to grant a
s a a. wses n
a''?!!f have always held" said Justice Bartlett.
made only before the Justice to whom the APP
plication Tor certificate Ia TO be made. lou
your
/ may say fran kiy." said the Justice. that
pe made to me. have followed the questions
in this case carefully. have decided them
wss sHh sny sn Sn%bs 10 see
any grounds for such certificate could
Col. james said that the LAWYERS for the
prosecution did not object to weeks stay;
MT, SHEPARD said that the prosecution lon would h
tRsm., That snded the business in court.
up snd sSeTM Tno BSne soSd
deputy stepped up and took Mckane's left
fnorS sRa the waS GSOE Tor tss c.
The. crowd in front fell back and then In he
The sSeFiif and his charge got along ali right
until they got down stare. There the corridor
ssn s tsS had
shouted. Make way. make way" The people
pushed and mauled each other In their frantic
efforts to obey the Injunction. and also to keep
When tho rear OF the Court House was
e ths ini ynfd Hello McKsns Kan ,""H 1sffs 6y
Ihiei' "Good-by. old man. we'll never forget
Win crowd ps.sSSe 3: sage
at the end OF which was carriage. Mckane was
horses and started on For a dozen blocks the
carriage was, surrounded hy men who by
them. and MeKnne was safely inside before
He was seen no moro except by favored
friends whom he instIucted the acting Warden
sing Sing, lie had Just finished q cenferenee
great Iisk Of being in contempt q court even
for taking McKnne back to isil instead Of
to the reporters question. the Sheriif ssid:
., l don't know what the lawyers will do. but
ventthsit, will take him to the prison In the
qSSek Il tss ,G5mn SEds,
McKane "forthw to prison. This was con
strued 70 moan to-day The LAWYERS ior the
undeT;t1od. met after the, Court was through
TO Lawyer Roderick:
DrAa SIR. The eouns.l for the prosecution in the
SoS 70 apply isl .ssy :.nd .ossy s.is..
sss:@S$sy1ss @ ns%: - 5s$:. .s
.sna =. such hS,s. ,sa, hour ;aAIi deem !;
JERRr 4. WfTSsrRa. Deputy Attorney General
osocs sSs a. tie osoet SS Tss ns
been made. and LAWYER Wernberg said
nG sSs SnS s
weeks delay IN the execution 81 the sentence.
cution OF the name OF the Justice to whom they
would make tho application for a stay was that
didn't care to pick out Justice and then have
They visited Justice Gaynor first and asked
him TO grant it. He said he thought he was
inent part he had piaysd in the event. ! shat led
up to the prosecution Of the boss Then they
he had watched the case with some care. and |
he had made up his mind long ago that he