CASHMAN'S CASE.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1048, 14 April 1882, Page 2

CASHMAN'S CASE.

James Caßhman ps brought up on remand[this morning before Mr AVardejl, R.M., and Mr Eenall, J.P., on, a pjwge of larceny.

Mr Parker said he appoarpd fpr Mr 1 Bunny, and asked for an adjburum'ept fp Featjierstpn pn Monday next. The (Jqurt said arj offjeer was in attendance from Wanganuj, and it wpulfj bp desirable to take 1)19 evidence fii'4 Mr Beard said hp would apcept an adjourniient'after the \Vangap,ui evidpnep had bepn total}, Adam Bisset sworn, said | am a (3on : stable residing at Wanganuj. I know flip prisoner, and was in Wangappi wiipn |ip was arrested. I v'isjt'ed the fyouse af which he resided and foiiiid'aqme gooc|s thero. The box prpdueed with i|s pon: tents' arp'tho goods J found. The, prisoner told mp thaf the op|y thjng' jip had done wrong was ip assisting to put tho tilings jiito trie dray. Mrsßeiiixwij's , present at the pell iyhen "the box' was. jjrpjjgn'ji to tl)e Bfa'fion,' Slip §a'id tlipy were thp gpo((s t|jat bejongpd tft her |fpgbaud. Cashmm was residing jn th'a same bouse as Mrsßeius." Tney jiypd' gg nian andwjfp. ■■'■'• • In answer to Mr Parker: Pris>-n«r I believe said he had been a fortnight or three weejja tjiere. Prisoner did not say he wjis v/{th Mrs Eejux. S|)g said m his presence fljat fjipy werp )iy] m and would jivp togetlipr ip spite f)f hpf h(]p))an(j. I bpljevp'thpy Ijypd under thp' narflp of %lt]). "Pj>l«onj»p dijj not Ijv'p it] hjs ow|) pap. I astad (h§ prjaonpr w||y lie rp away witl| a jfrpngl) wani-n pd if he ooujd. iipt mf a yoiing womap to gp with him, pd b replied that he did tint run away" with lipr, she ran away with jl!m, I npvor wki prisoner to admit his guilt, I was not the arresting constable. The Court adjourned tho case till Thursday next at Masterton.