, 1876-01-14
po,lcy Of The Governments Law Officers
...A Cincinnati Distiiler.
Etrht Indictments Returned by
tho Grand Jury at Mill
wnultce Yesterday.
The Nemes Of tho Indicted Persons
Withheld Pending Their Arrest.
CHICAGO.
IN COURT,
UN1MronTANr CASEa.

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IN COURT,
usuhron7ANr cAsEa.
A ljttls progress WaB mado In tile United stateB
Court yesterlAy. Quo or two email csHcs wore
disposed Of. which. Of cour'o. brings tno tfi"' OF
tho biz Offenders nearer. The prosecution ehoHH
Itself either incompetent or inoscuAaolV noR9t-
gent 1t evnry turn In sotn8 caseat after INFORM
nR tho Court Of their rsaaiuess 10 procoou, VIZ
nesaas hsd to bo hunted after, and, In othera
H.. d.fora.nta thcmacivos woro not III court
10 ,,I :, ~ ,,,r,ovo t,o tcrnpcr os
In'a STATE OF a"A'ss a'o w ..,.,.
she Court VINO ooacnanReo 10" e""' m "otas W."
Mr. Burke on ono or two OCCASIONS. Ilat Ronso'
man .ppoars to have all tue Goyernmont busl-
80. ,,,a.r ,,,.-.o f1c ia tim nnIv counsel wj,o
ee'0 "'1s' .' o. ...t .,,.,1. 7o,3
nas appeared tuuh 'aF' Hoo nae Ivy Aa 49,, ~
Impression for astutanesa or pfActicaollty. Ae
IL cxlramety poryous aud abRent-snihdod. and
r.,toa to<, much unon ott.or ucople to take tho
necessary preliminary s.ors. II somo lawyer
with moro spring about him occupied htR posi-
t,on % ,bn WORD Of ,ua.'cs would comply with tho
lass Of rtayitation with grsater colority than Ia
noaa,bla ,,ndor exIstlpu ci, ,outnstancos
TIE JURY .,...,.
hsd ths 1ong-dcsired opportunity Of distinguish
~, nra. ,.uo +,to1 m In
ing themselves. 1n tho hsat case tssoo no oe'
f4nse was offered, but tho twelve good man
.nd tr,,an gonnd n necosaary 70 retire and TO-
H"e s' -. -. t...t.,
minnie. ha,oro tber could arrive st a decision.
..s 80. .r1 a.. ..-a =, r,n;,,d
ID @ne esso OF fe'es nhnu' suos 'se '.,..s'." ~.
u to tleir personal opinions on tho subject OF
n'soAsss'nS nauo4s, ""o p~aoee ia! .....,....
deal with credit to tnemdetses aoo ene'r coun''y.
1ao a.enosnca ~ 'no % ~. aw,na - ~, NJ.
cor4e,nt. ceT' - .nr nns caso hape ronehed judge
lun;,oo,t m, II, hi. annoaranco shott,v After 10
n'n1nr III T,rIe WI al onco fnnnir.i1 Ynr
~ ~, ,an;,an,.n t.% w.ndnrca 1istiessly mi
Of tho courtroom aomo tmo pIevaous. and .
messenger had 10 1t. sent 4fser him. he rushrd
into Court shortly Afterwards. looking sorno"hat
n .nswsr sdo' io ,ha s fours Mr Hnre snnouposd
+1,at %a s.sa raaar ~ Az ,rtts IL - no.n ~
Sa"' Ao "~e 4sAa5 W. VIZ s'o oseo -
.,,,-HshN HshNAHn ~ @ Hut'Ls'
Tho was indicted pn ousf9o nt CARVING on tne
paid tho apecal tax required by law. Tnero Was
anoth.r count charging him win doai.ns IN tobaceo
nefore proceeding with tis caso, hr. purIe said he
would pfsfer tatins that Il John G. Feliinnn nrsL
10. y. betn .1rostt A'"sF'f 'n'' MI fsaa
The Jury W. then e.ed to dol!herats on Roelles
eopt dafeadant The ltusxaps required for tho prt,se
cuton wers Mr. O. Springer sni !. r. ah,er, hut,
~hsn called, sae4a gentanaea absaut 1t seemed
pEs 10 syed ssns s u Ss
@ y .na nsa r.. as
d tbs,n. 80
Tpe Uo,,,t thinking II tho matter yas taken into .s
pvn hands busipess would be expedited. dispatched
Uoart he!ors Nh pussst Isart tesumed It, ,stursi
puiast!ou.
The WITNESSES warn then examined Ia duo forrn and
nrny.s nrrfv cnncn.;ve:x that ssfnua.nt un. Guitv
pn noth soats. No ., taencs waa su1,nitto for liz
ds,cnss. Atsr conauisstton os tventy u,n,,tos ths
6eisna.nI,s eosn,s cnt,roil molton for nav Iii
trhe nn1t cass csilsS mn thet ~ AsA S' @"@''
' 1.s+rs ,r1srrno
1,,,a ~, .on,arts; .Aaas H., W'snhns, ~. ~.
eo..Rso II Mta eonn'es'oa ps1ohoaat o'o NOT M
ZEE Ts ~ nAmn. n &r
Ine Hoatt-~hsse ~ y. hI9 sienuans, of. OaFXe!
~ n.s ~ ~ utrusua y ~ - ~ w WE uesu.
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