New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
HABEAs CORPUS FOR THORN
WILLIAM F. HOWE APPLIES TO JUSTICE
TRUAX.
an mr. .pc,-rn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Oh
coTT HAS NO FEAR THAT THE PkisoNH"
WILL pE RELEASED.

m pr Apc,-rp ro-DAY-DIsTRICT-ATT OIL
corr HAS NO FEAR THAT THE PRISONER
WILL. RE RELEASED
A move that surprised District-AuorheE o'oo',
- r,.do Yesterday by William +. Howe couhsei
"' -, rho-n I, had the appearance OF an
..o,,,,, 10 sacure the release of the man VINO -
,ra.r Indictment for the supposed murder Oh VIM
tam GuIdensuppe and It filed the Distrie.-lN'.o'
uey and his assistants with ana"e"e"" 81,
person Is locked up in the Tomos uhoe' a." .
-, charging murder in the first degree. IL Is d
most unheard-of thing tor the prisoner oo
70 ask for release hail. but Mr. Howe wen.
,ora Justice rruax in the Supreme Court Ses'e.
dav and actually procured from the JUSTICE ".
:. nahoas cornus directing the Warden OF the ons
Prison to produce Thorn in court TO-DAY "e
Howe will argue a motion for Thorh reie"s -
Tho nctit,on upon which the writ was s'a"''" y.
Jus,ice Truax declares that Thorn was ar'es'eu
az tho charge of having killed GuldehsupPe ."
oueers County and that Mrs Mack Is Jo""!
charged with the murder Mrs Mack anu i"o
u,era nar,v examined before Magistrate fla'""'e''
the petition says, but while the eNam'."'o" w.
perding the District-Attorney presented '"e 20
10 the Grand Jury which found the indic'"iei' 'o'
r,rrder An application by ThOrn's counsei LOT
conv Of the testimony before the Grand Jor! ""'
denied by Judge Newburger, IN the Nou'' Va -,
eral Sessions. Thorn is declared 10 DE ie"o
the evidence against him and unable 10 pIep"' "
aafo
reves that Guldensuppe is still alive, ana ''''' III.
D,s,rict.Attorney has no proof of the death VI
Cu,deusuppc Therefore Thorn prays that ne ''"!
be admitted to bail matter of justice.
The argument the petition for pan VIII NC
heard by Justice TruaX at 1890 a. m. To-Day
District Attorney Olcott and two or three OF MS
assistants were busy yesterday examining WIZ
- ND ,,ere WAS a report about the Criminal
courts Binding that an effort would be mace 10
,av. tbe prisoners in the case TRANSFERRED ~
Ouseps County District-Attorney Ocott salo tha'
~. office would go ahead and prepare the case ioi
trial There are two things, ne Saiu 'h"' '"
moved by the people-irst, that crime mas '
committed and. second. that part Vi ,,,s
committed IN this county. In order 10 lay '',e
Sa,io, for this the witnesses will be examined
and - Il Is then found that the case cannot s'aii"
hore :, will be transferred to Queens county Ni'
Oico,t said that all he wanted was justice Il" NV
case He said he was satisfied 'ha' ''e =" -
,,,ttod the trial Of the case In this count! as NV
a.ands. The Queens County. Grand Jury ooes ho'
,ncet until September and the evidence III '"'
will ~, In shape by that time ... Iudoe New
MIR OlcoJt said he was sure tnaI ouosSv Mrs
Uact and Thorn lie believed them TO De peiieo'''
good. ,.,ou,o, and his associates appar-
,i aid moi fear that Justice Truax would Te ~ aS
Thorn bail o. that the man titIed TO release
So The appcation Of Thorns counsel was WIFI"
OFT noee are sim hunting for evidence IN d h
murder the head of the victim being the and
c2t Of their ssarcn iuspe.tor Briens STAFF
still at Branchport looking up the ead and thrown
Who said that he had 9pna ,e said Yesterday
ne had heard from them, but t thatd 'ne' ""'
earmed anncbes We're at the Island side OF ne
river One Of them y, da as s that part Of the
Sraek into which James Cepae iSsr au a
saw some throw the hea a. hf mt found moth
lredeed at the Greenpoint Ferry '"' ''