Show If 00 ANGUS DISCHARGED Thorp Is Not Suniclcnl lUiIriuc to Hold Him on Hthcr of tin Tour Charge TIle Promises Made to time Jrnnd Jury lij 10 of Cannons Mhos Uunllllni Mltncws tnbtrt 1111 Pnisoim Jets HlmiPlI I In it lox hr Ills Disgraceful IrcinrlcntloiiM Thc ho cases against An us M 1 Can non charged with polgim IIntl unlawful unlaw-ful coliabitatlon were at lltmtt t settled this morning hv the decision of Commissioner McKay Itefoic tho result was announced Mr tlehards made a few remarks in icfer nco to the fact that the charge of coh ib tation on which Mr Dickson had asked that tho defendant bo hold had already jecn iuvo9tlgatcd by this Grind Jury and hat hotly had not found an indictment luimi MKU Said in dolivormg his decision that ho was the assistant prosecuting altorno wlleil this trinil Jury was investigating tho case in lueslion and ho was there ore acquainted with all thc facts in con nectlon with it The evidence given before be-fore that body was very conclusive and it was not for n lack of it that tho defendant defend-ant was discharged The evidence at that time showed clearly that thc de end int had lived at tho house occupied Ity Clara and Amand Cannon during tho time incntionad in tho complaint i i c tho time between Cannons arrest ar-rest and his sentence Hut two of ins WIVIS iitoMisri That they would not hvo with him when ho letnrned from tho Peiiiteutiiry and it was for this reaSon that no bill was found The difiorcnco between tho testimony of the witnesses as given at that timo aunt as given in tho present examination was in tho laiicuaco of tho Judge Himply in f imous However there was nothing in tho testimony given in this examination that would warrant holding the do fondant and ho would theieforo bo discharged dis-charged on all four charges mi AUSONS tISI Just before disposing ot tho Cannon case as noted above the1 ludgo said that lie would hi o to make some examination in tho matter of tho testimony given by tho witness Parsons on Mondi morning morn-ing lie was of the opinion that tho witness hid lieu anti he thought that he should bo punished Ho then orderc tint Pufcons ho brought into court and also called Marshals Over Pratt und Cannon as witnesses MAIISIIU milt Was swum and said I had a cOIcrsa tion with tho witness Pusons in regart to the Cannon trial on l Frkhay 1 last I t heird that II ho wanted I to talk with i mo tool that ho would bo at McKa s olhco at 2 oclock I went there and without inv solicitation whatever Parsons said ho know enough to send Cannon to tho Penitentiary Peni-tentiary Ho 1 then asl ed if I could pay him for testifying saying m oxpl inalion that if ho were to give evidence in tin case ho would have to leave tho countr ami wanted ihlotle5P I to to on lie thei went on to say I cuss Rrro Cannon IN 111 I WITH MISS HinilES Twice through the door when went to take her breakfist tend on ono or two other occasions I saw them thioULh thus window when t peeped f itt out of cnn I i osity About an bom later continued tho Marshal ho came to in > ollico and toll mo ibout a witness named Annie Olson who used to hive in tho cottago anti who was now a laundry girl lie went out to inquire about her but when bo cimo back he said ho believed sho html gone to Hi null im lie told mo tint Miltio Hughes was at a coitamhouso in tho Nineteenth ward and it was for this u ason that that house was searched WITM US UlSONS Parsons was then questioned by tho ludge in rognd to tho stitement ho hat made and tho only explanation that ho could give w is that ho had had a bill drop and vti5 not sponsible for what hi had said t TIle Marsh further stated tint ho thought Parsons vv is perfect sober at the time DUITV UlAfT Was then called and said I had a conversation con-versation with Parsons on Friday last in WlntlomoroH hotel I had seen his mother piov lousl I and slue had said mm1 It l know IlIlJI ibout the caee but mj son Robert is thin man yon want to see When I found Parsons ho told mo that ho knew enough to Bend tho of ito i-to tho Pen Ho said ho anted monov to get out of tho country and if ho conk i ttt it ho would come forward ami tell tile truth I told linn ho would have to tell tho truth anyway and that ho might liS well go up and do it Depnt Cannon who was with Mr Pratt at tho timo the above conversation took place coiioboritcd that ontloman story anti both were of tho opinion that ho was perfect sober at tho time ludL0 1 McKa then ordered an ollice to tnko charge of Parsons and said that ho would issue an attachment and link a further investigation of tho case DISCII hiS 111 At J oclock tins afternoon Judge Me Kay again summoned Parsons beforo him in order to LIVO him hw freedom Him was done however with a rchii lance which His Honor did not try to t diHguiso Ho told Pusons that ho hal examined tho authorities on tho suhju and could find nothing which would war runt holding him either for pcrjun or for contempt and ho would therefore li ivo to bo discharged Afl a monument liar tho Fudge told larsone that he wa far aheil of an thing on record and hIts Honor had never seen and never wanted to see another prevaricator of hit calibre |