The sun., 1873-11-10
TBE kELsEY CoMPLICATIONs.
Rudolph and RoYni samni- Indicted Tor Mnr-
dr. la the second Degree aud Arrested
jude THppen Refuses Dn'l.

Rudolph and Royni -ammi- Indicted Tor Mur-
dr. Ia the second Degree aud Arresicd-
jude Tuppen Refuses Dn'l.
The Indictment of Rudolph Sammis by
the Grand Jury at Riverhead last Friday morn
ing was not only unexpected toy the ieople of
suffolk county but was also "A surprise to sam
inis himself. At Wycrhead the strictest secrecy
WA maintained regarding the result OF tue de-
lihcratious Of the Grand Jury, and even sheriff
Perkins was only Informed Il the nature of the
duty he was expected to perform 10y Judge Bar
uard while he was on his way to Huntington by
the evening train. Arthur 4. Hurd arrived at
h,crnead In the morning, and endeayorcd un-
successfully to ascertain the nature O. the in
dictments which had been brought in. Though
unable to CLEAN any Information on this point.
he Was considerably relieved to ind that tho ac-
u u'n ~ The Grand jury had not further inpit-
un arriving at Huntington now Familiarity
known - Tar Town. torrent uf rain
MS falling, aud the sheriff, accompanied
bt q - y reporter, waS.cuWIt He'd t. ride over a
rough road IN an uncovered vehicle to the vii
la-c, diet nat two miles. lie started, soaking
found Rudulph IN ted. Rudolph was concerned
q. learn that he had been indicted for murder iu
the second degree. but hr.ictiug taat others
were ~ % $40 mar dlHcultN h' p"i .h ltiHill
good face, aud hastily sing himself accom-
panied tue sheriff &" Duroas hoiei aud passed
auI Constable Lew.s was instructcc to wait for
lm at II. -. Clau y storr, Sew u.e. 'n ~Itul-
DAY morning. Ihcrc X l.u was Iui'liy .r.e-trd'
and fI. brother. W,ro taken bet re- Judge iuu-
pen ma Bruohyn, whore they learned Tor tue
hr-t time that they alone had been IN
uIUt.d. Tucy were ready win tAc.r bail
lnul-, tut an unexpected dilitulty arose.
Wh,n MIR BROOKS Inc prisoners counsel,
tAil, Judge iappcn slid that nistrct Auornr'
tutHil h'd requested To- he noilhcd u any ~,
apl hc ,t,. ~ was made Mr. lirooas claimed ttc
r-nt to hc heard, arguing that Mr. Iuihill had
directed that the PRISONERS should he pronen
a. lhoukb and hot before any JUdsc ia SuHulh
G uhty,.whoio tho offence was AL scd to have
brru committed, aud as they were uriurc Judg"
Ialpcn ny suecnl direct @ they had r'ght 1"
make application To tc admitted To hnl.
Judge Idppcn, after looking at the warrants,
said there Vas nothing in them directing THAI
the prisoners he brought M on saturday.
Mr brooks argued that inatructions had been
given 10 TIE ShVrir of Sun,'k county 10 bring
tu, prisoners before the Court on that day, trd
A. th' Bstrict Attorney had been notified tHHt
au tii .suou to te adulttc4 o. ull ou4.i .e
i.a!c uu further notice Nls .quirr q.
The Judge IclA'a that Mg lGtull's tclc n a.
SAID:
Tat can bN De-rI,
adding that the notice asked for IN CHI bo given
MI Brooks said that such n course would ut-
ce.sitate keeping the prs. ucTs in conhucm'it {
over sunday, wItcA Was the object sought >
Judge rarpcn replied that the OF Ject sought
WAS SIMPLY the arrest ~ tae prisoners; ~ y,-
not necessary 10 argue the cpse turther. for even
had he not received MIR. tWhlll's command, a-
tiun he would have notihed INN before aulu4t-
ing the prisoners To bail.
M. brooks tnen demanded To have the cu-e
set down for Monday, bat Che Judge refused o.
take any action nntll the DIatu,t All rneY htd
been communicated wIth. lie subsequently
consented To set the case down for Wednesday,
uu the understanding tuat with the CONSENT
OF Mr.. Tuthih IL might be heard earlier. The
prisoners were then. Tenahdcd to the Gus
tudy oi the uNiccrs
Tomorrow morning they and Others have to
appear before Judge Armstrong al Jamaica for
cNauInaton ON the warrants Issued . Coroner
Baylls.