jackalow造句

• That same day, Jackalow, anchored on a nearby mainsheet.
• Jackalow became a wanted man, and his description was widely disseminated.
• Jackalow was still incarcerated in the Essex County Jail on July 21.
• Jackalow also sought to compel the attendance of Bayard Taylor.
• Thus, Jackalow was granted a new trial.
• Supposedly, Jackalow had locked the cabin door before dispatching Elijah on the deck.
• Jackalow was admonished to leave the country and never return, and he complied.
• The Supreme Court directed the District of New Jersey to grant Jackalow a new trial.
• Jackalow was not retried and was released.
• Jackalow was remanded to the city prison.
• Jackalow pleaded not guilty to each count.
• Jackalow protested his innocence to the reporter and explained that he was Japanese, from the Ryukyu Islands.
• Wiley, the interpreter, could barely understand Jackalow because his language was " not pure Chinese ."
• The witness testified to what transpired before U . S . Commissioner Vroom after Jackalow's arrest.
• The $ 389 that Jackalow was carrying at the time of his arrest eventually went to his lawyers.
• Voorhees was joined by lawyer Isaac R . Wilson, of New York City, for Jackalow's defense.
• Voorhees and Wilson represented Jackalow, and the prosecution was conducted by U . S . Attorney Cannon and Andrew Dutcher.
• Webb made no attempt to detain Jackalow, who accompanied him ashore in a small row boat before immediately disappearing into a crowd.
• On March 24, 1863, at the Court's suggestion, the government filed a nolle prosequi motion and Jackalow was discharged.
• Jackalow gave his name to the Recorder as " Sam Patch " and his occupation as a crewman on the " Spray ".