, 1876-06-14
SCOT FREE.
Dismiesa! OF the Whisky casos
Against Ward and Wads-
worth.
The Government, 1'elfcying Jake's Tcstl'
nlony Will Not Convict, Enters
Nollc Pros.
On Monday Next the Guilty Ones Will
Be Called Up for Sentence.

The hotsom was reached In tho Annn nnt! caI'cF.
,om .n ""@ ~, pa yssssas %Asn ,e S
t tue nwornes. ri @ having been reached, Judge psnss
said that the Government had that Ia view, nnt |
waH therefore willing 10 waive trial. and nskcl tho
M ab"ve' 'hamed seh''cmen' 1h"s ehos Inc great
whisky Trials
Tho WadawOfth case whH TO have been cnllcsl up
In court at 10 o'ctucls IN the morning, md Mr..
slort, wns rcn,,y In behalf VI ,hc aefcn.c. III
eo'lsu'tsa WIN Luz ~ u7ts'es ~ h''sney "Hu Wv e"se
was lal'l over nns'l = T. IN. Only few Per
A, n.roc, MI ti'c scnts wc,c mi md ,"v.to1 ri
M thc ieains spri,s now in ths no's & @ cause 81 re:
form were noted In the a.acmbtsco;. All hetny In
rtadncrs. t19 Const opene! proceeding. BY asking
snB A.ros,ssE,,.
Judge Hangs arose. ami. .stcppng up towards The
sr u tue g SF % Luz ns lie He ss
f " j. %atS W.: Il H.
e s s Ts.s "Ss iii
Of Mmnn. and oil the f9c'a toncllns The c!hc u
brrti vrty fnlly developed. rho prosecution
Ind ono Erent 10 develop The facts. llu had
ltld consultation With the aneciNi cnuhsc en-.
sSash @ t @ T" ss ss' III woud
un."MMsedly resai lM aeau!t!e! l!e could sec no
irving q 10 snass, il W. sot hA pMfpess to need;
public Justice did not Justify tho Government II
w fHttMst nsssson @ w "seSis's H. amM9ysss r o
solve was 10 tie prepricty OF fnrthy trying tbe
10 hlm by, Inc Department NJ Wrnhnston, lie hh'l
concluded that futtlef rtosecntluh W. utnecetsa
cae I ease A'N'' t''' u '"e o0''' ~ enter
NoLta fAosEqui.,
9se hs sner ar oe y M
ihe District Attorney requested It, nn1cts there
was good and aunIcc1t resan to sonhs h!s mnvn "
tue fucts tn tile cnaea, and was supposcl to know
whnl course wnn best to Nlrsne. lhe csperiences
%s s plo;sy q st;snptns say tsr,lyI t;isls, aai
cafus nn,lns consitetat'on ~ tnlly roncnsfeu III
sststied. IL cons,sied M y o5lerlus Tic CLERK 10
aired Al an early day 70 have 'he Court pass sen.
ssS sa is,s sas i say o0 psaasu e' A'a oss
The Cnar, asked him u he had any further bHs-
for I tS @ VIVID a i, on xg fssY sa;
syju ssy just taen s - =, -, ~. ~
COUNT Ap,ousKp.
J, Neither Atessra. Watlsworth nor Ward were n
P,s T. s rsn e MALE ,S Till H.
9 deci#lon arrived ct, and rneTed them from fur
vi Tic shinInr who avp pleaded guilty did moi
tsu,ain long In The corridor after the trial nnd
i majority of those who did heemcsl ti thn; thnt u
"ns t1G Dcst talnH Tic eTofesNu1ehL oucc8k couu w
i | under the circumstances.
8 CULLEHTON'5 CASE. ........
Eoiling was saI IN court yesterday regarding
the luaton fur ucw ttial In cmllertos case, bu
: II VIVA learned from Judge Lea!nGwtll. his conn
Q ar,, tl'at lie would makeA motion fnE nav trim
at as early day practicable Some Of tho lnr!
y having stated thHt they "rre not familiar witt
!h9 penalty ior neEeet, an M III lMrt Of naagsT;
ID not al i'll unlikely tint before II PROCEEDS uolit
!. pros. will BE- entered Oh tie sanlc ground vi thu
Q | In WndhwotthF case. Should tho trial pTocce'
tho nccuEcds counsel will bring new tp0f tn shov
- him EntltlcsH " IN Intentional neE!cetv ahu tha
| he did all that QUO han WIS ablo 10 IN tlo dla
u tllIcry. -....'...
j. sEfgEEcE-nAY.
!. Shortly after tho dismissal! 0f the Wnrd nm
~ WadAworth cases reporter ot THE 1'IinuSE mad
~ call M dhdse l!anss "'eA E!gW or nsc"statnsA