, 1876-04-01

TO 8HffD UpQu AVM WIG k&Iul0AcV IhoSpno ouolu
AMI by Ross & aossAEn and Frcd ". Packard,
to prevont payment Of Mr.. Btorrs' faes, but he
failed 10 lind them. and 1t lata hour gave up
the search.
IN GENERAL.
FRE1sISdE1.
In view Of the preparations made BY both
sides to try tho FreislnRer case, It Ia now an
nonncod that tho1ntaresting chapter IN crooked
whisky ennnls wilt bo dlvn]god 10 the public
Monday morning, and that Il will take tho proc
elcnco over AID. Cullorton's Case. which may
bo expected Ia be tried after FrciainEer has
been nads happy OF miserable. Tho Govern
msnt psofcss 70 havo = strong case, and ono
whore tho evidence docs not depend upon tho
testimony Of single squsAler, but In, dooumsn-
tasy ln its character.
TO satisfy public curiosity in regard to tho
pen.Nies to which Pahlman and Ruah aEo each
Liable, THtncSE reporter yesterday aecertatnod
just what tho punishment may bo under oaoh
count. It will be soon that tho Court hAs sorno
discretion In tho fixing OF these pcns'tles
The penalty under The dEst count, brought
Under sec. 8,2s1, IL Tho psJmens Of tine from
$1,000 to $4,000, the forfeiture OF all 4hs dis
til1ery property, aud imprisonment fof NOT leas
than six months and not moro than tTo years.
Tho peu1lty under tho 6scono count, brought
uuaes 500. 3.2s6 is tho payment Of fine OF not
less than 90 and nos mora than $5.000,
npd not mora than three years, aud 4
flno enuhl to double the Amouot Of the tai tul-
posed on tho distilled spirits removed. The
ponalty undes tho third count Ia the same Al
Tho penalty under tho fourth count, brought
untlor Soc. 6,44o. Ia flne not less than sl.O0o
aud not moro thou slo,ooo With imprisonment
not moro than two ycars.
II vou1d hare boon 1' better for M..tnsr D.
RApp had be not testified in tho FahinAn and
Rush case, or. II he MAS. bent on testifynE, thas
ho had not sworn that ho never eAw anything
crooked snS IN At ,ao Chicago s,ss u Alcohol ntos woas 81
stamps which had previously beoa used.
Several of tho Government Witnesses swors
positively that Rapp did know the c1ookodncss
was going on, aud that he assisted IN 4, aud Oh
tho strength Of thur information Col. Matthews
made An affidavit yesterday morning setting
forth tho charge Of perjury, md ask1ng that .
warrant DO Issued for Napps Arrest. Connie.
sioper Hoyne promptly issued the warrant, aud
started In search Of tho little black haired.
black-wh!Bkcred, b!ack-eyod man who has SO
suddonly md recently lespcd into notori,ty:
But he wna not to be found. 1t Ia aurmtsod that
nevs OF the verdict had been, conveyed to
nounced In court. and. ~ there have
boon mutterings Of vengeance and thseateninGs
OF An indictment Tor tho paat two days, for the
circulation OF which stories tho Government
witnesses eeem to bo responsible, Mr. Rapp con.
cl.de1 that It vas botteE to so than to remain
All day yesterday the deputies mourncd hEa loss
In accordance with the nlot1eTn spirit Of suigrs-
ton, Kapp has probably followed Root, Bridges,
aud IIoyt aud il porhsps crossing tho Detroit
River this morning, tho hospit.he shores OF
Canada waiting to 1ocotve him. Who knows but
that, when Becker shall havo haen usoa by tho
Government, and played for all ho is worth. and
fha,t t7tt3u anrtt,er fornFh11 n thn ctfy Hf hIN
adoption 10 sock his homo in e1i!p. he may meet
tho wi1y, WHY lsapp In the Queen'a domlnlons,
aud renew old ac1uaintnncoshtp. Verify, Tho
colonsts afo increasing IN nu1nbers.
THE CHANCE
mnde BY Judge Diodgott To tho Jury in tho PAIL
man and Ianh cAso ia ono Of tho cir0umHtaucoa
CONNECTED With rho trial which will not eoon
pass oat Of the mtada Of tho pnblic. The Gov.
its thorough impartia'ts, aud tho charge will no
doubt pass into the hiatory Of the whisky proae-
cutiona rs model OF fAirneaa and an exhibition
Of deep insight Into the pcculiatities Of this
particular case. In commenting on tho teBti.
mouy Of infoEmers Judge blodgest announced
some sound stnsc whom ht took tho po1ltton
that thcy might perhapa sMear to false Eoturr
10 tho course Of their daily business uishouz any
upon tho. stand. exposed TO- tho gazt
of : tusslco-loyiug poopls aud threatened
with all the rigors Of fiery cross-e1aminatio or
by ono Of tho most astuto OF lawyers, it Was not
making of falss oath With their former rncon-
cern. In such case thsy would 10 vialted BY
cotnpunctlons Of oonscoacu 10 which they had
befOre been utter strangers. This WAS but one
point-although noticeable one-in the charge,
but there wero others Of equal force which q
careful peruaAl OF that document will DISCLOSE.
Judge Blod8ett's charge will doubtlessiy 10 re-
Forred 10 oTor and over again ~ thcss xhlsky
prosecutions proceed.
TIE GRAND 5unr.
There was . long aud unlneorcstfnE session
yesterday. The only case IN which witnesses
wcro called WAS that Of Charles Need, = conf
denco man. who was held to bail BY uoyne TOW
jury hoard the evidence OF tho Baloon-koopor,
Ernst Stock, upon whom Mood attempted 70 play
the gamo and TINT Of tho policeman who made
the arTeet. In the afternoon there wha nothing
before tho jury, and they adjourned 1t 4 o'clooh
until Monday morning 1t TO o'clock.
THE NEW CoLLECron. ....
Tho following telegram WAS received by Act
Ing Collector Batto1ahall yesterday:
WARRINGTON, .. g., March u, 1s7e-F. u. Ratttre
hall, Aetlna Coileetor, Chicago ri: Turn over Col
actors olloe 70 joel i. Harvey on tha lat 0ro1tmo.
D. .. rnAT.r, Commlsdones.
1nstead Of Assistant Commisslonar Hogera
coming on to make tho examination Into tho 10
counts u tho Office, - wAs previously intended
Col. Kinney, Assistant Supervisor, Wilt transfci
| the oillco to tho new Collector. Tho roceipts
for March have amounted to s393, ,198. 90. while
the receipts from the 1st Of July, 1875, up ID
dato amount to 81, SCOTT.
John Kennedy: indicted for emeezzling rogis'
District Court thls morning. Tho idea Is to al
N tho chinkB between tho biz whiaky casea By
the trials Of miuor Offenders, In tbs hope oil
eventually clearing tho docks.
ELSEWHERE.