Sunlight And Shadow of Americas Great Cities
Sunlight And Shadow of Americas Great Cities
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Notwithstanding he was a tyro in the pro- fession, his power was felt among the evil-doers. He applied the lash without respect to rank or wealth. Dealing with facts alone, he feared no libel suits. He unveiled crime wherever it existed. When it was sup- posed that Cora, the murderer of Marshal Richardson, was loosely held by the sheriff, he came out in the boldest terms. Said he : * If Mr. Sheriff Scannell does not re- move Billy Mulligan from his present post as keeper of the county jail, and... Mulligan lets Cora escape, hang Billy Mulligan ; and if necessary to get rid of the sheriff, hang him hang the sheriff ! ' An attack of similar tone upon one Casey a member of the Board of Supervisors led to the attempted assassination of Mr. King, on the 14th day of May, 1856. Casey was an ex-convict of Sing Sing prison, and in the editorial by Mr. King this fact was set forth. Casey revenged himself by shooting Mr.
260 MYSTERIES AND MISERIES.
King down in the street a few hours after the article was published.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Notwithstanding he was a tyro in the pro- fession, his power was felt among the evil-doers. He applied the lash without respect to rank or wealth. Dealing with facts alone, he feared no libel suits. He unveiled crime wherever it existed. When it was sup- posed that Cora, the murderer of Marshal Richardson, was loosely held by the sheriff, he came out in the boldest terms. Said he : * If Mr. Sheriff Scannell does not re- move Billy Mulligan from his present post as keeper of the county jail, and... Mulligan lets Cora escape, hang Billy Mulligan ; and if necessary to get rid of the sheriff, hang him hang the sheriff ! ' An attack of similar tone upon one Casey a member of the Board of Supervisors led to the attempted assassination of Mr. King, on the 14th day of May, 1856. Casey was an ex-convict of Sing Sing prison, and in the editorial by Mr. King this fact was set forth. Casey revenged himself by shooting Mr.
260 MYSTERIES AND MISERIES.
King down in the street a few hours after the article was published.
What to read after Sunlight And Shadow of Americas Great Cities?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James W James William Buel to read onlineMoreLess
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