, 1876-02-02
WHISKY.
Rehm and Hesing Again
Appear in Court.
The Argument On the Indict-
ments Set for To-
Morrow.
What the Distillers think Of Nc
kce's Conviction.
The Grand Jury Investigating
the Milan Distillery.
The Testimony Which District.Attor.
ney Mckinney Seoffed At.
An Interview Between a Re-
porter and a Deputy
Collector.
The Charge of Conspiracy
Against, Collector Ma
guire Withdrawn;
| And uo Pleads Guilty 10 Negligence,
F Etc.---Dlsclosure Expected
from Him.
Tho Telegraph Company Ordered to Deliver
Up All Messages Required by
The Court.
Judge Gresham Passes Sentence upo1
the indianapolis Thieves,
Some Of the Convicted Vainly Exhihi
| Wounds Received in War.
CHICAGO.
Tho Telegraph Company Ordered to Deliver
Up al Messages Required by
The Court.
Judge Gresham Passes Sentence Upon
the indianapolis Thieves,
Some Of the Convicted Vainly Exhibit
Wounds Received in War.
CHICAGO.
IN COURT.
TIE iTXYNtNfY

TIE ATTENDANCE.
Tho United Skntea Courtroom WAS packed
yesterday By An audience composed OF uear!y
overy clement Of human nature, from tho polite,
welI-dseased lounger down through tho varioub
grades OF position and rcepoctability 10 the dntl
coa1se fellows who ruah to 500 aspectaclo Of
wlRtoyor kind or tieereo. 1t was not Ravory-
BmolIiug crowd. take It altogether. and bcforo
Tho morning proceedings vero ovor tho odor
prevailing In tAo courtroom was anything but
agreeable ..
It waa expected that HoB1ng, Reh1. aud Hoyt
would put In their appearance iu court, but only
The latter mcmbor OF thc indicted trio was
around tho building. and oven his woll-known
form NAy not visible in tho courtroom. Tho
Government VIM represented BY DistElct-Attor-
ney Bangs, Bon Ayer, 1fr. Douto1l, Mr. Burko.
and Mr. Writ Dexter, wlilo Hosng vaB rop1o-
nontcd by Edmund Jusssen, Rohm BY George 9.
Campbell and Judge Lawrence. and uoys by Mr.
Doolttlo. Judge Blodgett Was little lato In
coming in, but whom ho mountod tho bench no
tlrno WAS lost in getting 10 work.
4. G. ME6tS0.
When court opened yesterday morning tho
two boys, Edward Chsncoy and John stednAn.
chargo4 respectively with altering money-or-
der and passing counterfeit mono5, came III.
nud, having tcconaidercd tho mattef, pleaded
guilty to tho chRrGee. utstrlct-AttorneY bahGa
| thnn arose and said
"lf Tho Court please this morning vas sct
for the cascs Of hohm' hestng' and oshefa to
| pload."
| tue District Attorney informed judge Dlodgett
that tho defendants mere represented IN court BY
| thoir counsel.
Col Juegsen-1t your Homo. please, I desiro
| to pFesent m affidavit 10 your Honor showing
| that we have fled motion to quaah 10 this cnao,
| and NO are not ready to tAko up tho motion thta
marning, for roasona sct forth IN tho following
affidavit:
Edmund Jutssen, being duly svorn. upon hs oath
,&ith int 10 Il the attorney fur the abovsnauod de-
fenaut, Anthony c. natnc md that be u not - yet
ready 70 sdstse a Glen. he ssa dstSnas m m f. ::
him ID tha eass for the reason this! complete cory
he na,eee. herein W. 70. au5nhsa t. "a.
naist,nsns ~ wss % %fasni,hed 70 th,s ssnt i about
eoans m ~ a lin aaa sSes
tn on yesterday. And this aaut further saith thas
he has, In consequence 0! the de1sy In mhtug ont and
furnishing tho sid copy OF ulicment not naa sun:
cdsnt time 70 examine tho aoTetnl counts Of tug sAsa
,ra r. Ss ~ a se1seEs
Alsseo is client, T. G. leana with reference TO tue
70 b sorsd b. @ t. ~. ~ ,na ts
in this had been so BY ibis Court to-wtt On he
27. day Of January ass this atant made .ppte .on
10 Tho Clerk Of this Court for copy Of Tho 1ad Ill.
tietmcnt and that b. frequently removed hA telcet
from day q day, nn.il nns, tic sad copy -. @ t!'
0's"'' '~' .Epxuap JussaEx.
| col. 5uEsaHS.
"Eow We submit" said Coz. Jucsseu. III the
evidence IL ~ serious u tho gentlemen on tho
other aide cay, II It IL truo that these dofend-
ants may DO sout 10 prison for life. We submit
| that We ought to have reasonable time to ox'
amino tho indlctnonta and 10 sAko tho neaessa'
~ steps with reference to advising our cllentH
Certainly few days canQot mako any great Dill
foreuce. II certainly don't mako any difference
whether wo plead to-day Or in tno Of three
remember that at tho timo when tho question
cams up when VIC would plead asked youl
Honor whon ne could have copy OF tho indct.
mont. Your Honor aa!d ''tho nekt morning.
and relied upon that, and upon that lronlst
to-day Hut ipstoad OF tint promise bo!ng kept
for which your Hon0F iB not to blame, applied
for copy OF tho Indictment, and could not Eot
! It until yesterday. TAsr0 slo twenty counts TN
J dor tho indictment, worry etAborately drawn up
and 1t Ia \ matter OF physical ~ vol ~ 1nenta
lmpossibllty to examine 10 voluninous ~ III
dicmcns il 30 short = time. and we ask. in u!
fAirness, that more tiMe nhould b given us.
Tho Cours-It somember Alright tho drss swt
connta arc special aud drawns Al far As my 70
MI. cAMPBEt1.
| {tutergupttn8(- frat count asserts eighteen
aif:atsns oyert acts. Your Honor eau see tha
| this II not thing to be passed over iu aiugI
momont. l state professionally 10 your Hono
| That 4tnce have obtained = copy Of this indict
GLIDING Judge o.,c Lastsnoe; -, NJ; ch.'le. i
motioa aI 10 auash this morning.. ID addition i
thak, three months ago Judge Williams sst dow
= cil4ncosy caso In which there Ne twenty .scvos
different counsel eDs.ged .sh ~. 4 many a1asson
f.auA w1lsnx will hold IN for few mQmeAk