New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
MIA UGHLIN GETS A Ola l.
,,-srrcr DrcKEY GRANTS AN ORDER
FOR ARGUMENT PENDING AN
APPEAL.

rur rx-poiIrT INSPECTORS CASE WILL %"
ur,po ~ NrwB,'EG oN sATuRDAY-NEw-
vop., orFierArs WE'RE ANXIOUS UNTIL
MR. McA1L WAS HEARD FROM.
Shortly after noon yesterday Mr.. Mccall one Oh
tho counsel for ex-Pol!ce Inspector McLauBn"''
obtained from Justice Dickey ~ the supreme
Court. In Brooklyn. a temporary stay Oh eN-'u.''"
4, ..,,or... under the finding of the Appellate
Court In New-York. Before nc got Ms stay -
- .,,,,no.o, than Ambrose Mccall. acting for
Colonel James tried almost every judge i" '''e
p,o,hIvn Court nnilding. At any rate. he was seen
=, ~. ha,ch with Judge Van Wyck. who sat at
ct, ,re-m Judge Van Wyck shook MS
-, and a abort time later Mr.. Mccall was
soo, In earnest consultation with Justice Gay
nor who was trying jury cases. The express
sion OF worrrncnt stu on the laWyeI
face when he left Justice Gaynor. but IL cleaIeu
M into an expression Of perfect sausiac''o"
when ne left Justice Dickeys courtroom l.
The order which Justice Dickey granted 10
made rcturnab- before him in Newpurs on
March y. At that time the question OF whe'"e,
Mr. Mclaughlin is entitled 10 certihcate OK
reasonable doubt will be argued pendlng 'he
appeal taken 10 the Court OF Appeals me pa
pers submitted to Justice Dickey coht aileu an
afrdayit in which the various errors alleged 10
have been made by the court below were set
forth. ,o.o, -, hoy
M ~
order granted yesterday was applied Tor 10 pre-
wont the necessity OF keeping the Defendant IN
,au until The argument Of the appeal at Albany:
When O'Clock yesterday afternoon passed
and Mclaughlin did not appear in the New
York Distrct-Attorney's office. Acting District
Attorney Davis began TO be anxious. 80 also
did Mr. Fox the special prosecutor
There were rumors about the Crininai CouI |
building that Mclaughlin had skipped. Will
ing To sacrifice his bail rather than undergo I'M
prsonme1t ,, ., !,
Mr. For said that Colonel James had promised
IN prodrce Mclaughlin in the District-Attor-
nev's Office at | o'clock but had not done so.
Nv Davis said that Colonel James had prom
ised him To produce Mclaughlin at o'clock.
and had not made any explanation as to why ne
had NOT done so. Mr. Davis had sent Tor under-
Sheriff Sherm IN to take the convicted inspector
into custody and said that he would take steps
to cous. the arrest of Mclaughlin II he did not
anpear at 2:45 o'clock. Ambrose Mccall visited
,be District Attorneys office and Informed Mr..
Davis that he had obtained from Supreme Court
Justice Dckey. OF Brooklyn, at noon, an ORDER
doulI and n stay should not be granted. and
,bo, Mr. McIaughlin would not appear at the
ni.,rict Attorneys office Nor would he be
Ioclrd M he said He said that the District
Attorney would be in contempt OF the Supreme
Court II he caused his client to be imprisoned
before the order Of Justice Dickey was finally
decided. x.,
Nr Davis said that the order or justice
Dtkey did not make II mandatory to admit Mr..
Mclaughlin to bail. but that no steps would be
tsken to arrest him. The order or Justice
pickev In effect. stopped all proceedings until
the order was determined.