The sun., 1902-01-28

thank you very much f2r your yerdlct ana
and Joseph Bracken 70 aweit the furthsI
action Of this lnauisitIon. They are held
without bail and re,nanded back 70 the Tombs'
and requested 70 appe2T here on next Tues
District 6 A,Sneyt 70 sno,Ssp pnsS
ion OF law that the inaulsition must be N
writing and signed by the Jurors, and nouly
soI ssoouIntability under the law II that Is not done.
81 The Coroncr--Mr, District Attorney-Mr.
Stenographer Undressing the Coroner :
stenoerapherl did you have that verdict
wIlttenl ., f, A.. a,
with he their directions. on the understsnding
that draw it up and they sign II before they
District Attorney Jerome-Is 1t written
'ihe Coroner-It will bc written out and
they win sign IL before they Leave Leave. my
adjournment Of this inquistion on the ground
that It Is tunetus onicio now and entirely az
u" The heU UCoroner-well. Mr. District Attorney,
pass that these men. as / have said. are held
without bail to await further inauisition
VERY LIVELY IS COURT
District Attorney, Jerome.I notify, y2Sp9..
county. that you are guilty OF oppression;
and that you are guilty OF violating several
sections Of the Penal Code y2n hoid tncse 9s.'
Es1S do not umq arise s"S Until the inapsOn sd before
yon. sienedMitten ana IS signed hare 10
The Coroner-l accept that challenge. MI.
District Attorney, and ! still maintain my
District Attorney Jerome-These men are
committed without ball?
The Coroner-Yes. sir
District Attorney Jerome-Then j protest,
sir, as District Attorney OF this county against
the action OF the Coroner In committing
these men without any evidence and without
The Coroner-I nm sorry. 70 see yon. Pro,
bI"triSt M St''u Attorney o VII Jerome OF What is the
crime charged against them, slrY There v
only one case in which a man Is not entltied
aG and p"Ii then n'd hat an !. discretIonSry % t ne
The Coroner-well. II il WI so please your
Honor Mr. District attorney. VIII cdr,mis u tnSt
these men under $4,000 bail each.
District Attorney Jerome-For what crime.
The Coroner-For being instrumental in
causing the death Of J. Roderick Robertson
and others. ,-
District Attorney -"Instrumental"
is no crime known to the law / must know
They are here prepared to give, ball. sir, their
whether should oppose i or not. and cannot
oppose or consent until know the crime.
The Coroner-Well. 1t IS certain degree
District Attorney Jerome--A man cannot
be committed for "a certain degree Of hoinl-
commitment, or the warden has no uthority
to receive them. aud ! will 40 instruct him.
The Coroner-You may. II you please SIR.
NO DETAILS. SAID THE CORONER.
-, District Attorney Jerome-po ! understand
tsSt EOSa, assSss oe@'mRsni nj to re"'
The CoronerSi am going to commit them
for manslaughter.
District Attorney Jeromc-In which degree.
sir and under which section
The Coroner-l hardly think IL t. necessary
District Attorney Jerome 1t must be specl-
fed In the commitment.
The Coroner refuse to. These proceed
inrs are at an end and this court Is adjourned
with regard 20 this inquest until 10 o'clock
on Tuesday. Feb. I, 1902
Mr. Dunn make motion --~
I he CoToncr-tlear the court.
VIEWS or ONE PRISONER.
He left the bench Clerk Murray took
II upon himself TO clear the place. Trouble
ensured McGrath said that he was getting
his dinner pail from BOX when The ex-
plosion occurred.
Begorra. said he, Il didn't know what
happened for fifteen minutes whin some
wan found me and brung a doctor. He
give me something In my mouth and |
wasn't hurt at all, but they cut open the
liz av me pants an let me go. got on a
Sivt' avenoo car and cop arri-ted me at
1hirtieth street, ! guess because looked
az If | had been In the explosion.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY sINQUIRr.
Assistant District Attorney Rand was
asked last night what conclusion had been
reached after his Investigation.
We have examined eight witnesses -
said he, "and have been unable 10 find
any one responsible for the explosion ="
lie refused 30 q into further detail or TO
say who were the witnesses.
RFiATEp PRisoHEE TAKEs.
Andres Murray, lsborer emplo yed
iu the tunnel. was arrested last night NJ
hi home iu Fort George by Detective
Sergeant MulIn, acting under orders from
B-triD' Attorney Jrrom" and Vas locked
up IN the 1cndo'lpiu police station. II
was sad that b." had carried some dynn
rhrc into the powierhouse which blew
up lu the police station be admitted
having carried twenty sticks of the eX-
pll-iye 60 the powder house
~" T. held a. "a Suspicious persoh >
bat H wanted mainly a, a witness
SIHOOI mol kIIIIU.