, 1874-02-06
THE CANDY.MEN.
They Are Found Guilty Of Selling
Lottory-Tiokets.
And Escape with a Fine OF
$500 Each.
Which They viii hot Have to Pay for
Five Months.


Five Months.
In tho Criminal Court yostorday morning tho
case Of John Darby, charged with selling lottery
tickotg, was takou up. Tho counsel for the do
tunBo entered n motion to quash the inlict-
mcnts on tho ground TINT tho oironso WAS not
sufficiently sct forth md defined. After argu-
mont by the COUNSEL, In which soycral decisions
of tho Iudiann Supreme Court woro cited,
Btato's Attorney Rood quoted decision Of tho
Illinois Supreme Court directly sustaining tho
form Of tho Indictment and the motion to quash
Eas oyc,rllcd. Exception was taken to the rnl-
Ing, tho jury was called and Bwor1l, mud Joo
Dixon was called Us witueas.
DETECTIVE DIXON.
Flo stated that ho know tho prisoner by stSht !
That his place OF business was ut No. 209 Sonth
Dlur street lhat III this plaeo tho priBonor sold
Bticks Of candy wrapped up in tissue paper; N
sorno of thcso pnpers tllcre wero tickets markcd
10 cents, 25 cents, and 80 cents, Dy presenting
lloso tickets ut window IN tho back Of tho
room, tho proprictors would pay out to tho
holder tho sum Of money mnrell on tho tlokot.
On tho 10th lny Of Jnllunry. tho witness went to
this prizo- -candy store nnd bought ilvo sticks OF
candy for rs cents, aud one u tho wrnppors
contained 4 ticket marked 10 cents.
Tho witness produced tho candy and the
ticket. .....--
TIE DEFENSE.
n: IL. Thurstoh o lor io oe!enhe ssasua .n,.s n,
poycd as salesman that they put up tho candy
in lots of 100 sticks each; TINT thoro wcro ton
slips marked u conts donr hs innraeu ~
snd ono cach markea oo ceits aMu @ iost1es.,u.
These were printed Oh anorent colo,eu papo9is p9a
to distinguish them. Ihero was notn'9e so!a t,la
but tie candy; thore was no Charge for tho
tickets, md tlioro waB nothing put up to show
the customers whnt they wero buying, Ao him
6olf ultl hoG AIo" Mi1o "uluu 6ut t'.a n.po 10,
ho saw tie coloIed paper snin1og M aarousm w ~
tissue phPet, tnt Io'Hos M .uo'. ,,t ,.,t ~, ~
slow !at 1hes9 og @ eno ,u. s"uo ~ rSomea e. tHn
Ill every tuo stletS, tnoto ""n ~ 14.i.Lo - @
matter Ihe %lncss Mus nsAou ,'sni ut1 Ys.hnr
point DIANE py oeao:l.ss ~. S,,t ~, VIZ
rotH ";ns, "na aa to what answer to mak
ness ocln ,,nt ~ ~ "t'' m
the question Mas not liunaoa: ~ H., .,,as'"at
nati9n ene wl'nGss . ~ nIs aro en tanp ~
sonin frosoht sAsae pups AYE noao sau5, ~ w. W
couu Got n'pnoy tos tmo ,,,;ol,t I,v 81 tc1sot
ho iieket; tat ono ,nn w ~ gay ,ora a ,oSos ,So
h1a a,otngr ~ cG'l. tiGn.t, ~ n,a "'s'
conBldeiaplo room lo1 enanco ~ co'ue 'n'
THE AnonMhSia' 1asIsas ,,,u.ss,s H.,
Mr. lanes ot tno n1d airo 't nt
qry calni$ nt eo's'on Mo"ta a'9 ";,,s u,
ho root OF all commercial !laheae.loms ;s faco a
aero was NO more snn'pnus ~ tt2 pa'e",s ~ sum s
h tsEpln aea1,ae, teai essato oes'ues:' 4 " olf
Eoods a9 also o4 ttat tnGra MAS ~ o''uone' "
thn salo oi ,,or, ,,;oa,. ,,,t
Il
mg ncon w. snp nn,a aH ;r,nro,,t ~ 'no
scllei!o aH fhls' elneo poys ano lSuotanS Men
sero led into 1t. .,,ounu,a
TltE ISsTnuoTloNs. It1 - ;s.., ,,.,o -.
lho Conrt H. .unna "a
tor .lo dsttaputot 9 ~ pi'1Ia H. o1G
wn.,t, tho ;,;rv tni the nr;sonnr guilty. lot
torr tcilet wns ccrtfcato or tofun ontjt1ine the
-SnGor to n nr; nrjze IN Iottery-sehoue.
Ae'A0@ - or11,ry.
Tho 3rrv rottrcd for about fifteen minutes, and
7ron"bt n n verdict Of g,1ilty in manner mud
Tosn ns charred.
AoA4' 0 e,r.rr ,n4cr,cE
Tim cosca of pulnor l. Whuryton being depend
.nt ~ u,on ,r;s on" fhe counsel for defendants
~ nr,4r,n,nnt With tI,e State,s Attorney ontcret
~ .z,1;f, ~, cond;tion tint IN ln,yca
1d,.aitv paiH - a6u he innoaed' which vag tiuo O.
tI. tt:ini, md cnsta. 1mmedialely gu tic cutry O
~. sn,,tonca mr. Tn,Ie ravo r,ntjca that HI
.a,,1 ra,IoSn tho nn ana cosss NJ, ncrnittei
1~ on old ntot,,to' nnl ho thug il, fact. secure;
son'nteo ~ Immunity for ls clients. whiio tic ull
5ori1'natn indyilmal Who had stood tripl waI, re-
maudcd for SENTENCE. Mr. iced seemed rathe
rnuu1vaacd liz this arrangement, aud aaiii tia
io 1,in't know whether io would have ngrco,
~ a,ci, d;annstjon of tho ease Ind 1n3 no
.nnr"sed t,,nt tho iine wo,lld bo mid ina,no
.liately. Aa lie object Of the prosecution va
only to bronx up The business, however, Ii
bnlf Of '' Ills olicnt. @ Darby. md asked tint il
1eanvin Ev ~ tEeraar T ~ bicl ler w Iuslly aarce
Ly NIr Heed. liz "caltly-mo1 took tIeir dc
nart,lre reiociug.
xao>x rho spnu.ss, corse. was pi,
AA"" INV sn,ret.
'o"'
AZ night long tho aisonasion faeea Dot"eo
CASTELAR, aug " oplohcnta; AZ ase H., calno VI
vote ny winch tho ptoloheation OF !la power
was rofnsco, NM an9thor was taEon lor tho y
rolntment OF new ifcmior. nMie the Yotln
papers upon tnlh qileation were pe.hs coniitee
senor samoEon ontofed 9.ld ahtoftca tne l4ouf
TINT tho Captaln-Genofai relnes3,ca inc Mol'o!t n
bio members " 10 leave 1ho DnllalnB WITHIN iN
minutes" as they could not continue 70 to nol
their session wnoat % 1aaHg o Tos }o sry 9ne