Rensselaer Republican, Volume 19, Number 31, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 7 April 1887 — A Righieous Verdict. [ARTICLE]
A Righieous Verdict.
i oJerrtiirt f«. t s Tiro Yfeiix-s Oils- ! Cl CiJ'U :'T a * ATT cl .*>. ,i life tript x); JL)aii v :...ij.i..i.:, ciiin.ged wii-li hrten.gH'nd lc.jae, mi Lfet fei. iEnnis, is- }P.*criiT]?tuU.. luat :v)vein bur, was eoircfendocE y.e#te*ri;;v aLterniK'ii, k *d a ,\.eu!iet...of two yvi's in ,tiie pegrtieutini’\. given, fiainmonil an ITfeiiicole defended, hiFd fei-ii'.-ii.ail and Doutirt* K*r tin;, state., ii.e piiiiitipul witness for tho.stnle. Ida yl. lii.uuis, was not pi'e: ti-nt,- bat fetipugh other goodeviKcncH was. prt.sehtrtl to cstafeiish Lis giv.it,- - biyoiid; a doubt. I lie • conviction of this dirty brute, whose hcent! us ‘.'-attempts iiave long made liim a terror to the women of Remington, is a matter for public grnrttication and the -clear headed and honest jury wi.l have the satisiaction of knowing that they have done their duty. The indictment aganast the alleged confidence men, Tempjeiou and jßtmi: s , was u unslied yesteYda’y ::rt.*r:.o issiniy upon the grounds that the false vn etense.s re sue by the defendants b i i srael were of too shallow a nature to deceive a person of good understanding. From the remarks of-the yuuft in rendering this decision, we conclude that a man who is wi'ak enough. of mind to be deceived by a ciuihcv sclieme, is not entitled to tiie protection ot the eourm,- This may be gooiliaw, but its mighty poor justice. The trial of McGregor, accused of the burglary at ' YYheattield, is s.-t for to-day. LLGA-L -The grand jury completed their labors Tuesday, finding 13 indictments.
