, 1876-01-30

removed from Coopers disti1lery 2, Oc0 proof raj.
Ions OF distilled SPIRITS, subject to tax. and On
which the tax had not bceu paid to the r,ct;fv.
ing house Of William S. Gosen and Francis <.
Es:tmau, and further, that Cooper on that dale
removal - S''o
The sixth count charges that Cooper, March
W; 1912 distilled 1000 proof gallons Of spirits,
subject to the tax, and removed them from his
cI,st'l|orr, and that he omitted to record
tois transaction on his books, With
lueend to defr:nd the Government OF t,,a lax.
and to conceal the fac. OF the removal from the
revouue officers.
1no seventh count charges Cooper, on the 1st
OF August, 1874, Is having couspjred with divers
parties 70 tno jury unknown to put upon the
atRet o9ooo gallons Of distilled spirits, subject
20 tao TAX, and without said tax thereon having
been paid. aud that Cooper, to cffec: the object
OF TINS conspiracy, removed tho spirita from his
olsr!iIerS to place to the jury unknown.
Inc c'ghth count charges Cooper, Oct. /: 1874.
W'th conspirlns with George l.. Crosby, William
>. Goisen, Francs 4. Eastman, mud Others, to
dcirand tho Government Of the tax on 1000
proof gallons. and further that Cooper, on said
date, to effect tho object Of this conspiracy. re-
moved 5000 ga!lous thereof TO q piace to the
jury unknown.
The ninth and laet connt charges Coopar, Jan.
], lS73, with consplzing with ". s. Go!6en. F.
A. Eastman. and others. to detraud tho Govern
neni OF the tax on 10000 proof gallons Of dis
titled spirits, upon which tho tax had not been
rnitf. and further that SAID Cooper concealed
10000 ealions thereof without the payment OF
any Of the tax thereon,
Bail was fixed at IS, 600.
rAuLNAS A.sD nCsa,
Tho Indictment against Herman ]. Pahlman
aud David Il. Rush, Of Chicago, is in six cou uts,
the first of which. after stating that they wero
1875, charges that they distilled On that date
100, 900 proof gallons of spirits subject to the
tux. and With intent to defraud the Government
Of said tax.
Tie second count charges Pahiman sud Rush,
Sept. !, 1872, with having removed $4,000 proof
ga11uns Of distilled spirits subject to the tax,
but upon which the TAX had not been paid, to
some place to the jury unknown.
THO tn ri coun. charges Pullman aad Rush,
April ], 1874, With removing 10000 proof gallons
Of distilled spirits subject to the tax, but upon
which the tax had not been paid, to come placs
10 the jury unknown.
The fourth count charges that pahl1ran asld
Rush, Feb. l, 1874, consIi-ed with others to the
jury Unknown to put upon the market $4,000
proof gallons Of dist:lled spirits subject to sbe
tax, but upon which said tax had not been paid,
thereby to def1aud the Government of said tnx.
and. further, that to effect the object OF this
conspiracy pahlman and Rush removed said
spirits to J. place to the jury unknown.
The fifth count charges Pullman and Rush,
Oct. J., 1874, with conspi.ing with Burton A.
IQl1 Aul UkUEkH u uE4IAuA 1ufc1Ul4GHt Ol
tho tax on 10000 proof gallons of distilled
spirits subject to the tax. but upon which tho
tax had not been paid aud. further, that Pahl-
man aud Rush, 70 effect the object of this cou-
spi1ecy, caused the removal OF 5000 proof
gallons thereof to o place to the Jury unknown.
The sixth and last count charges Pahlmau
and Nnsh. Nov. /. 1874, with conspirine with
Burton II. Ford and others to defraud
the Government Of the tax on 10000
proof gallons of spirits subject to
the tax, but upon which the tex
had not been Paid, and, further. tia: rahlman
and Bush, on said date, fraudulentlv concealed
10000 proof gallons thereof, without the pay
ment Of the tar or any portion thereof.
Bail was fixed 4. 5000 each.
After relieving thcmsol:es Of these indict-
ments the Grand Jury walked quietly up-stairs
to theie apartment, put on their overcoatB, and
adjourned to Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Several other indictments aIo expected eaIly
after their reassembllng.