The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-03
The Whisky Ring-URparaIIeIed
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. People have heard a good deal abOut
what is called the Whisky Ring, .
but probBbly have an indefinite idea
Of the extent of its proportions, and
the enormous frauds Of which it /.
guilty. On the 22d ult., suits were
brought by the United States AttOr-
ney, for the Southern District Of Ohio,
against parties interested in this
"Whisky Ring" which Involves more
money than any similar number ever
before brought in the West. They
are all old Democratic cases, which
the vigilance of Grants Administra-
tion is ferreting out. They are chiefly
located in the Third Congressional
District, and will come up for hearing
at the November term of the Court
The list is a very formidable one, and
We give it below:
The United States vs.. David V.
Brown, for S976, 600, for the non paw
ment of taxes, with the penalty at
tached, on pa, 500 gals. ofspirits, man
ufactured at the defendants distilIerv.
in Hamilton, between the 10th Of
September, 1867, and the 1st of Nav,
1858.
The United States VS.. David V.
Brown, Peter Sehwab, Alfred Phillips
and John B. Cornell, on a bond Of
Sl00,OO0 in the above case, the eondi-
tiOns of which were not complied
with, the amount sued for being $3.50,
600.
The United States VS.. Hamilton NJ.
Turner, for $500, 900, for the nou-pay-
ment of taxes, with the penalty at
tached, on 150, 700 gallons of distilled
spirits, manufactured at the defend
ants sdistillery, in Salem, Montgomery
county, between the 1st of January,
1867, and the lst of June, 1868.
The United States VI. William I.
DOdswOrth, Peter Schwab, and Mar
maduke DOdswOrth, on bond of $780,
900 in the above case. Damages,
$3.50, 900.
The United States VS.. Marmaduke
DodswOrth, for 8, ,0OO, 600, fornon-pay-
ment Of tax and penalty on go, 900
gallons ofspirits, manufactured at de-
fendant's distillery in Hamilton, be-
tween the 1st of January and the 3Ist
of December, 1857.
The United States VS.. Marmaduke
Dodsworth, Alfred A. Phillips, John
B. Cornell, and Louis Sohngen, on q
bond of 100000 in the above case.
Damages, 81 100000.
The United States VS.. Alfred A.
Phillips, for 1858, ITO, taxes and pen-
atty on lbs, ,2774 gallons of spirits man
ufactured at defendants distillery, in
Hamilton, between the 1st of Janua-
ry and 10th of September, 1869.
The United States VS.. Alfred A.
Phillips, Peter Schwab, John B. Cor
nell, and NJ. DOdswOrth, bond on
above OF 100000. Damages, S75,555.
The United States VS.. Albert G.. |
Wright, for SlS6, 900, for non-payment !
Of tax and penalty ON 46, 500 gallons of |
spirits manufactured in Warren eOun-
ty, between the 10th of May and the |
8lst of December, 1857
The United States VS.. Horace MN. |
Wright and Albert g. Wright, S126,-
900, for taxes and penalty on $1,000 |
gallons of spirits manufactured in /
county, between January Ist /
and May 1st, 1868.
The United States VS.. Samuel L. /
Herr, Silas w. Turner, and James H.
Heck, for S326, 900, for taxes and PEN
atty on LOCO gallons of spirits manu-
factured in Montgomery county, be-
tween June 1st and December 1st,
1857.
The United States VS.. Samuel L.
Herr GiIas w Turnar TaToas II
Heck, Hamilton M.TurIer, and Isaac
Hay, bond on above for $500, 600.
Damages 1926, 900.
The United States VS.. Solomon J.
Saylor and Isaac w. Saylor, for S2OOr-
100, for taxes and penalty on $4,000
gallons of spirits manufactured in
Montgomery county, between Janu-
lry 1st and December 31st, 1857.