The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-06-29
CAPT. BRADLEY ACQUITTED
DECISION FINALLY REACHED IN
 THE COURTMARTI4L CASE,
None of the Charges Substnntinted-Ho 0 Is Relieved From Arrest and Ordered to Take Command of His Company The Governor Afiixrs His signature to the Finding.
the Finding.

l Hartford, June 2S.-Captain oscar l. | Bradley of Company I, Second regi ment, Connecticut National Guard, ot Meriden, has been acquitted by court martial on the charges preferred against him by Colonel Timothy Callahan com mandng the Second regiment. i The verdict of the court-martial has l been approved by the governor and the ! commander-in-ch and the findings of ! the court-martial, the approval of the same, were promulgated to-day. 1 Captain Bradley will be relieved from arrest and ordered to take command of | his company.
 1 The court-martial completed it's la bors yesterday and filed the testimony the exhibits and the complete records of the court in the office of the adjutant- general There they will await the ac- tion of Governor Lounsbury. It is the duty of the governor to review the pro- l ceedings, and, if he approves the decis- ion of the court will make his approval known in orders to that effect.
 The last meeting of the court was held yesterday. The accused captain and Attorney Danaher were present. The record of the court of the last day s proceedings was read by JudgeAdvo- cate Rogers, and soon after noon the court adjourned for lunch. Upon re- assembling the court went into secret session and discussed the matter, and soon took a vote, one of the members saying soon after the court met after lunch that he was ready to vote. The a action of md by 3:30 o'clock the record of the finding had been made up and all the docu- ments were placed in the care of As sistant Adjutant-General Landers
 The text of the court-martiaps find ing Is as follows:
 Twenty Fifth Day,
 Hartford, Conn, June 27, l900
 The court, pursuant to the foregoing order, and adjournment at 10:45 o'clock a. m.
 Present: Lieutenant-Colonel Charles E Thompson, retired; Lieutenant-C Colo mel Henry J. Thayer commanding the Third regiment; Major Gilbert L. Fitch. Fourth regiment; Captain William F. M. Rogers, brieadier signel officer, judge ge-advocate; the accused and Cor nelius J. Danaher, his counsel, also present.
 The proceedings of the preceding day were then read and approved. The court was then cleared and closed for deliberation, and, having maturely con- sidered the evidence adduced, found the accused, Captain Oscar l.. Bradley, Company I, Second regiment c. N G., of the first specification to the first charge, not guilty; to the second speci- fication to the first charge, not guilty; to the first charge, not guilty; to the specification to the second charge, not guilty; to the second charge, not gull ty; and the court does therefore acquit him, the said Captain Oscar L. Brad ley, Company, Second regiment, c. N. G. There being no further business be fore it. the court at o'clock p. m. ad- iourned sine die.
 (Signatures)
 Charles E. Thompson,
 Liuetenant-Colonel tretired). President: William F. Rogers, Captain Brigade Signal Officer, c. N. G., Jdge- Advocate.
 Affixed to the foregoing finding was he following:
 Executive Chambers,
 Hartford, Conn. June 2S, 1900 The finding of the foregoing case, Captain oscar l.. Bradley Company I. | Second regiment, Connecticut National Guard, is hereby approved.
 (SigneD George E. Lounsbury
 Governor and Commander-in- Chief.