, 1876-03-18

opening she Judgment DAY and rot Federal
| Court.
:, Tho i1rst business ra. tho g,.ing Of ball for
Dan Mum. Dr.. ". II. II. Howard WAS accepted.
and then = motion vas mado for bail IN rhit
Wadzworth's caso. Mr. Emery 4. storss nat.i
! tho brll would soon b. on hand. aud tho Court
| Bottled back for husfneAs. Every neck VISA
crAnod forward. and averY face moro q look Of
intense tntorees, A. Judge Bangs Strengthened
tho case Of tho unllod states against jacob
Aeam. Antony Q. iiesing, and isaiah 2. aoyt."
"Ca!l the dofond ANITA" said tho Court.
And once nlote the fearful cr1er secured htA
/ leet: AZ he called nehm and Hssing the couu-
bal for those Rentlomeu responded but, a. he
called lsalah y. floyt. And shcn fsatah T. Hoyt.
sna nhal!y (has1n8 been persuaded by tho Conrt)
Ton'd neser come back. aud. It hia bondsnlen
depended upon that crior 10 bring him, they bad
ostteE pay up At onco and savo tho iotorost.
"a Ill. CatnpbelI arose md withdrew J.ehm's
! certain counta. with mental reservation ihat
shey should all refsr to ono conspiracy, tho
crowd shrugged tleIr shoulders. Than ali eros
Tese turned upon Hoslpg. and whom Col.
- a diH:tIlcr and removing goods, tho interest
| died away, and wAs only hair awakened whom
Mf. htorsB announced that TO appeared for
Pab!man, and that flo intondn to fight. Every
"a.
who has consstently damned The "squealers,"
and Who eweara that ho will nercr give up,
Alter that the proceedings woro slov, until
| rue Court adjourned for dinner. Hheu tho crowd
drink. ~ '''" 80 ~ "
on taking bis soAt OF tho Bench. Judge
blodgett asked II the DistrIct-At1ornoy was ready
| to proceed.
Judge Bangs-1f tho Court pleaso, In tho
NHrt7 1F1tl
Wada"oIth, nnderatand tho dcferdauts arc in
court With thclE suretcs, desiring TO entor into
fecoRnizancea.
.Mr. E. A. storrs replied that Mr. Wadsrortll.
h!s client would appear presently, and that Alr.
Muun was already In court.
/ Judge Bangs then intinatod that Mr. Mum
| could walk forward and furnish bail, which Afr.
hlunn was not s!o" to do: His auroty Was D..
out any questions, and bail given In tho sun Of
| f20.0m
Judge Baugs-No. 70, criminal docket, tho
The Government is ready. in that caso, sir.
deBiro tho defendants called.
The crier proeeedsd 10 =, doeful way to call
the nnraes OF tho Great Three; ueeins and
Hoyts name was called the.e waa succeeding
silence. nobody answering for him.
Tho Coutt-Call the suFeties.
+: And thcn tho decrepid and funeresl-viaaRed
tE1eF W0I6p6TEQ 70 QllnEGlk kQA[ l Cn&Tltb u
jerome didn't produce the body Of 1ss!ah 4.
Hoyt default would be taken. No response.
jndgo DaugB-1n that case 1 desire 40 ordot
for hcro factss against uoyts aurety.
The Conrt-Lot 1cire fsclas be ontosedon the
| Judge Bangs-Ws are ready On tho other casos,
-Hesug and
The Court believe tho plos Of not guilty ia
now in.
lii. Campbell In behalf Of Rehm, / AK leayo
to withdraw the plea Of not guilty.
| The Cours-Let tie plea Of not guilty b WIKI
drawn BY Mr. Rehm.
a1r. Campbe!l-I mill flo a ples tn bis behalf.
The peA Was passed. into tho Clerks hands,
| and the Court desired To know what it wag.
Judge Bangs read a. follows:
Tho aaid jacob Rehm b. lcavc, etc, n1thdraws tho
Tho said eoants In said indictment contained are.
sash I'd 4. founded nRoa ons I'D ~ sams identical
aad stated In aaa seve1sl counts thls deendsns ssys
md thcreioru pleads guilty. aud further saith not,
Judge Bapgs-My understanding, air. in that
regard, ia thiB: that tho question as to whether
tho counta covered ono and tho samo oEenee,
oue and all Of them, mas legal question which
MAS reserved for further consideration By the
oounsel and tbs Court, tho latter to doc3do upon
prascnsation Of tho question aud after tho do
fendant had pIesded guilty to tho two coun.s.-
tho entire indictment was for ono nnd tho sxme
o1onHo. To that extent thoro would seom TO bc
q variance betWcon the plea aud tho understand
iog.
II Il is received by the Court. 10 ploa Of guilty
| to ono pi1opse.
| Judge Dangs-0ns ot1ouee merely.
The Court-Ono offense only under tho plea
Of guilty, ; With qualification must bo accepted
JudEc Bange-It would DO proper to Bay here
that that WAS legal question which Was not de-
ctded and about which tholo WAS diTc1cnce Of
opulon - to whothcr the indictment In ita vari-
| GUS counts covered only one otfenBe or more
than oao, and that WAS expressly 1eHoryoi as q
| queatinn Of law to be presented 10 tho Court
kftcr tho plea Of guilty to tbs first tmo counts in
the indictment was duly entered.
that It shall moot tho vlows Of counsel for tho
Government. I supposed that thls ono would.
| II it does not, I will frame 1t in way that will.
Mr. Dangs-rhis would seom to preclude the
Mr. Campbell-Vcry wcll ; 80 far a. that Is
concosnol, an willing to mako tho pioa didee-
! Ont.
Mr. Dango and Nr. Campbell put their heada
together for few minutes With copy Of tho
/ plea between them. At tho conclusion Of this
littIa conference tho Dssrict-Attorney said
at tho Court p1oase, it is concluded on the
part Of tho defe1se to plead guilty 70 The whole
inaIo!meat, simply Fesen5S'ns tho stipulation Ii
|
THO tourt-Vesy we}t. Let this paper bo
Withdrawn 80 that It will not incumbcr tue rec-
ord. and tho plea Of guilty bo enteEod to al tho
| connts.
| Nr. Dangs-With that stipulation.
1tr. Campboll-I uaut that stipulation to b
entered With tho plea.
This seomed to close out hr. Rehm's caso for
| the present. md tho Court asked what was 10 be
| done With the othss defopdaus,- us,-obYiously mean-
| Ing
ME. HEsiNo.
Col. Jucsson-I understand that tho In1ict-
ment against Mr. IIesing, h1F. Holm. and MF.
lloyt jointly Ia TO 30 passed.; thai also lhe In"
| dictment against Mr.. Hea,ng and MF. howhsus
jointly IL to bo passed., and aa to the Indictment
| aGainss Mr. Hesiug alone, asa diatilIcs. he Will
! withdraw his ploa Of not gully as 10 two counts
/ -ons count for conspiracy aud ono count for re-
| moving spirits without payment Of ta1 undor
| Sec. 3,99G. hare not the indictment hero, but
| We can solect the con1ta.
Tho Court susmisod that District ATTORNEY
| Bangs would get tho indictment. which that
gentleman did. aud there Was short consa1ta-
| linn hat nan him AMI chi .fneRshn A. tIh