The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-07
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Take Up the Csse-suicias OF . Nau VINE
Locked lake Thcrn. bat vEaun't Thsrn.
Mrs. Augusta Mack. accused of having been
concerned in the killing Of William Gieldsen-
suppe, stood before tho bar In tho Jefferson Mar
kot Police Court yesterday morning for tho
third time. Deputy Assistant District Attorney
Rosalsky asked Magistrate Flnmnner for an
other adjournment, pleading that Assistant
District Attorney Mitchell. who had the case in
charge. had gone out Of town to; attend tho
funeral Of his brother.
Lawyer Friend, for Mrs. Mack, protested that
tho District Attorney had no case. and that the
police simply wanted TO have Mrs. Mack held
until they could mako q case Of some sort against
her. He was willing to consent to any adjourn
mont, however. II tho Assistant District Attor-
ney would promise not to present tho case be-
fore the Grand Jury until after the examination
in the police court. Mr.. Rosalsky said he could
not answer for tho Grand Jury.
District Attorney William J. Youngs of Queens
county Joined In the request for an adjourn
ment. He said the authorities in his county
wanted to learn whether the crime was com
mitted there or not
Magistrate Flammor decided to adjourn the
case until 1880 o'clock on Friday morning. add
ing that the case must not DO taken out OF his
jurisdiction or taken, before any other tribunal
before he had made final disposition of It. 49,
Woodside In court, and they were marched past
Mrs. Mack several times. but were not allowed
woman who hired the house 3ls second stoot,
Woodside.
July iSa yost SG%Sp in Part ST Z. Of Y the sn Court SIsn of e asno raj
Sessions. William ]. O.. Berri, librarian OF the
Bar Association. was chosen foreman, and OK
said nothing to the grind Jurors about the Gield-
sensuppe case: He said there were NO public
attention of the Jurors.
Detective Sergeant o'Donohue took q dozen
witnesses In the Mack case to the District At
the new Grand Jury. District Attorney Youngs
Of Queens county had q long. conference with
sible jurisdiction Of Queens county over the case.
The matter will be decided at another confer
ence to-day; Deputy Assistant District ATTORNEY,
Appeals in 1884, in which the court decided that
where a scheme to defraud an insurance com.
out in Now. York city, and tho defrauder had
been tried N Buffalo. the AZ shorities OF either
satisls or as S sSS aSis s Si 9S. ,iss'1 WOULD I'D S Ssss 6 E
either county equally.
CoNsULs NOT ON THE FOR THORN.
WAsHINaroS. July e.j;The New York authori:
United States diplomatic and, consular. officers
eesGsd in SECURING siIlcgg t as'o spprehhsS nssnn Of s,n Them sSs
hoDiotthht . AhANtoo ooL 80
State Department last week Q description OF
Thorn, and asked that United States representa-
dves at foreign ports be directed to watch steam
ers from New York.
The department telegraphed the District At
torney that the Federal Government could not
act on such q request unless 1t caane from tho
Governor Of the State. Since then, nothing has
been heard about. the matter at tho State Do
partment, which has consequently done nothing.
Up to the time Mr.. Gresham became Secretary
OF State 1t was customary for tho State Depart
ment to act on applications for tho appre-
hension OF criminals who had gone abroad, made
by legal officers of States. Mr., Gresham dis.
covered that there was nothing to warrant this
course and that the Federal Government recoe.
nizcd the State only IN such transactions.
Since then tho department has been con-
sistent in not acting on e~xtradition cases and
similar matters except when reQuests were
made by the Governor Of a State. Tho United
States Government looks to the authorities Of Q
State for encouragement for tho expenses of
apprehending and extraditing criminals ar
rested abroad on the complaint OF that State.
and past experience has shown that It cannot
protect itself against loss II the authority comes
from any officer other than the Governor.