The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-24
CIRCUIT COURT.

| 4 tHCOkI C0It4A A.ns
Progress Of the Court dunng one Of the Mse
Important Sessions ever held in tale caunsy
Promptly at l0;3O O'Clock Monday
morning Judge Stone ordered the court
20 be called 10 oidcr and told Sberir
Waite TO bring in the prisoners While
all were waiting for the prlsorcrs So he
brought from the jail Tie Judge accet,li d
to the request ol Judge G. r brown oi
Marquette to listen tu chnnccly
case. The business was that oi =. M'
Moore against Marin Cole Ct. al. nud
order OF sillc was ordered.
The prisoners arrived 10 thc meantime
and the cnll oi tie cascs was uext. Tie
ease OF Uiric Andcrron was setiitd at
the noon hour Prosecuting Attorney
agreeing to the charge 81 nmusluughlor
being withdrawn anil tie prisoner held
for Il violation OF tic e,ne hws lle
did this with The knowledge TINT an
derson had never knowingly killed Yves
terberg for whose death while headlight
Ing for deer he was hold and sufficient
warning had been given by tile punish-
mcut So FAR Noted out % Anderson to
deter others from headl'ehirp Judge
Stone liued Anderson iilty dollars lIc
case 81 Peter Flabhy, charged wiih
murder, was placed irst on call The
several Cvystnl Falls saloon keepers
held for violation OF Che liquor laws
were present and pleaded guilty Tw
Judge told them TO hold themselves n
readiness for his cnll when Dc would
dispose Of Their eases.
The Mansfield stabbinR Rrsaaw splaced
second on call followed lE HAT oi
McIlush Frank Ford h.td iac mua
Of the prosecuting attorney suffered
enough for his crua l tas lct 20.
The case oi August swanson was
placed on call last thNi oflom and
Jacob Toulin taking Third place ON tlo
call board.
Most OF the civil caso5 went orcr,
some Of them until tic Mnich tm but
most OF them until June.
Immediately after dinuer ilu work If
mpanelling a Jury ia tIr Eabbg clso
was lssun. The rngutr plnel whs
exhausted and about mlli "a tla cNira
number examine before q JutY WIS
secured that satisfied both Low5er-, tl.
II. Moriarty appearing ior FMhby.
John Trombly wus tile iirst witness
called aud he told low he WAS .uuUun
ed by Flabby at three O'clock III the
morning who informed him thnths wife
h al committed suicide calif iimt morn.
ing. Trombly also narrated hoW DIS
visited the scene oi tle shooting and
found Mrs. Fabby living iu bcr blood inst
as was told in thcseculnwns at the time
Of the shooting. rhaomy neU oyidencr
brougt out was The mention ~ second
bullett found ia The pillow ''hi was
the cause oi u tilt beiwoeu tbp witne.e
and the attorney i1t tie dlract.
Pntaraln wa tho next wtur.s uud Hr
corroborate, the slatemaats oi
Trombly as 20 th rat ha took % tha
affair The evidence aiycpbv iipdUctWe
was principally 20 tte Wiui tNt t.w
woman died from los. ni blnnd cau-cf
by the bullet wound in ba arm ti1i
death must have taken place ir0m is
to eight hours before the ,taeu
ing Of the body could bive iakn
place, the condition hi which Ttomulay
found the corpse when he rcarhoi Che
house, that the woGud indicated that
the ball must have come irom thH out.
side an that the mulzle ~ lr gun
must have been moro thHn stN Wehcs
from the wound, IN l.traon was ucxt
called and he eufnhuraied tie tesli.
mony OF Dr. Il. H. Dazzling ID. Nj
Darling was tie last oi QUE mlieal msn
called and bis testimony was about iile
same as that given by his two pfpips
sional brethren. Sheriff White had
been called IN the meantime and Eive
his testimony IL confederation 81 Mr.
Tromblay Thcn came score ct more
minor witnesses who testified as % The
former life Of Flabby and his wife and
OF threats on the part oI ltlabby that
he would XIII he. The prosecution
rested its ease at 1880 Tuesday and
Mr. Moriuriy took the case andoutlnhl
his defense. lie then placed Fiabby on
the stand. fluhby told his story ri d