, 1876-01-12
Some Curious Developments re-
specting the Indictment Of
Gen. EAbcock.
How Dan Mum Became Involved in
tho St, Louis Whisky
Frauds,
IN COURT.


Tho Court mot ut 1890. whcn tho names Of
jurors summoned woro called, and itwaB found
that tvonty.tour wore p:cucpt, aud Of :hese two
wcro oxouseu from tho panel. After the hoariug
Of several motions. Judge Daugs camo into
Coust, accompanied by Mr.. Do1taI!, when Judge
Dlodgett asked the Dihttiet-Attotnoy in what
ordor 10 would have tho criminal cnacB called
up a1r. Eaogs replied that he wante4 tim cases
cul!od In tleir order, aud they would Heo what
there was III them.
Judge BlodSett then called tho casos. tho first
being shat Of
TIE uiIIrED aTATEs Us. RUDOLPH yocEE-
dauger. Yocso mas ropresoute1 In court by Mr.
Edmund Jueysen, who said llo understood that
Commissioner Hoyno had diHmiHsod tile ease on
payment of the lima impoaci wllsneyer party
ia arrested for sailing liquor without license.
The Assistant Distsict.A.sorney Was authorized
to look into tho annttor anl 10 dismiss tt II tho
lfcenao had boon paid III stated. ..
Many of the bucc.cdinE caBoH cailod woro NOT
rospondod to by elttIer partfas Homa Of the no.
cuHed not evou having boon arre+scd, md IN
other ca.sea not having secured counsel.
Tue moro Important rasos are therefore gtyen.
together with the decision arrived at regarding
TIM trial Of ench.
In the caBo ut Joseph c. Foldman, 1t waa I'M
possible to got tho tustinuny OF m important
rcvcune ol!ice., Who wAa desa1ued at home on
ACCOUNT OF sickness.
Tic Asststaot D.str!et-A.torney announced
that Home Of tl,o indicted had not gwen bail aud
judge BIudGett instructed lin to find out who
had aud WHO had not dono 30, aud 10 default
those Nho had not.
Coz aud Nc uarthy announced that tloy voro
ready to appear for Potter HabcL
Potter a. h:hu,nachcr, indicted for vioIating
Tho Royeuue Inv, wlii be defended by Mr.. J,les-
sen who announced hrs readiness to proceed
with the cade probably thts morning..
Mr., Fry announced that he would appcar for
John L. uocken and pioad " Not guilty"
IN THE oAsEs or COCHRAN AND muToH1sa,
Mr. 1uosaen said lo was raady for trial 81 tar ~
the 1atscr Reutloman was concerned. At an carly
day. fIo mud htr. Thurman would appear fur
Cochran and williamson but they were nut yet
ready to 60 to trial.
M0asrs. s1,ith aud Swett wil1 appear tn tho
Mr. swstt will rdersate tho deteuse Of George sAlcr
Henry G. FreericsR, mud Cornelius g. Freaetit
80, Tho casea ag4in.t aho'aau u. Nuaasu. John I.
When Judge Bfodgett called the nhrusa Of
noswELL c. MEucEnKAp, WILLIAM @. oo1sEa, AND
FRANCIS A. EAsraAs.
but snes thsy Lave oeu t.ie, nto the conldcnes q
Judge Dlolgott-YoH .noau to ~. then, that you
VII h.Ee no.,ns 70 do with any aao WHO has eouf-
hr, Jucnal l-I mean 10 say that am not tho ooun-
&C! of any ono who AtH p'eAdod guilty.
That GncA tho dialogue, AMI the dRG passed. on to
tho next name, which happened to h, liza. II
HEoHuE l.. CRuBnE,
tho distinguished sn}ournoz iu naregn cline. A.
that Rct!on btoEen hy tho vote Of Dir. Doutel
who replied IN these significant words. "Sot found"
III tho agaiuat Uurton II. FWsl. Wa1tor Ol!vor
anl Jamea Coltnor, II waH a,,nounced t!.at Hiduey
smi!h, E.l,, would ~ appear In their fehalf.
| 1aAAo nu1lsHAusnn
WAS called, Atr. Juosaen aroas .na sid:
mali 1nove for t!l ns psrtlcu!nrn TT this
prssent s.li.rts tomorrow morning. VIII reiss-
eaes 70 tho 1ndtaseber r.ekaRo matter. IN, q,nts