, 1876-02-19

stated that hp w.a costainly worth mora than
$4,000. He wah tlkou. ,,...-,,
hfr. Thomas NacAln WAS tho other retntity.
Tie examination brought ont tho fact that llo
owned considerable propnrtv. and rae worth III
tho nAiehborhooi Ut e7a,0'0. Hc maa promptly
ncccpted az good and sufficient Bnrcty Tho two
Indicted racttI1e'B md their bonisncn thcn gnve
their bonds in tie R,1m Of 81. 900 under oach i'll
dictmcnt, and sl,t process WAS complete.
TIE COCHRAN cAaE.
Judge Doolste, COUNSEL for Mrs. Eva Singer
In tho Cochran dIsttsory condemnation snlt.
new trial. TIN motion waa nslscd on tla Eronnu,
first, that tho conrt erred In ADMITTING tatol
evidence TO p1bvo tho consont OF Eva stpkor,
when tho Retlnto requires that alea oonbsns
counsel % having 10 power to give. such consont;
Bccontlly, bcA,sae tho Court etresl In tofnanG to
glyo tho inutruc!ions prayed for; thirdly, pc-
csusp Tho tlonrt erred In Tic instructions as
{lnti,nr Of tbo Jury w.s not euatcteut to warrant
Ia l,,tirmrut OF forfeiture as nEh!nBs tho inter-
cut ii Ev, Singer IN tue propotsy fn question;
Judge Dooiittlo tlon explained that Mrs.
nrcser vas Jnko'H work, and admitted shat l,or
stbscuu,Y1t familiarity with tho Engfish ]au-
cusgo iid loo1; litt'o had. It was Jaao's ssig..
Eosion, towovor aud tho counsel hnd lissenod
snsor M ~ M could spenk intoIiisibto English Of not.
judge DoolItt|e then argued tho motion at
sono length, dwelling upon tho four caEsch al
legod for now trial, and particularly oniotrinB
show that Mrs. Singer suffered permitted, Or
connivcil at The production Of erookaa % whisky at
Cocltan'A tstlory with intent to drfrau
Judge Doolittlo waa followed by Nr. Cunning,
for tLo other aldo OF tlle dafondanss ease. TO
SPOKE for somo ttnc, addressing hlnao'f pariicu-
larry to tho question Ut tho porora OF trustees.
When atr. Cunning concluded hts argument,
Mr.. Noutol vorv quietly remarked t'!at !ln didn't
vao that anything either now or iorclbto haa
tcou prosecuted, anu 10 dld nos tuna II necessaEy
to make \ reply.
Tho Court announced that the motion would
bo takon uut3cr consideration. a decision Will
probably bc giyon this morning.
AID. nfLp1ETH AND CuLLEKToH
ioycther With rectinorB koc3ey and koyuin will
iiI,nino tho District Court room this morning
with their prcsenco. They arc Eantea 10 ploaa.
There may bn motions 10 quhst. hut ~ 10 bet.
tor arguments sre presented 70 bacS np sag
aud other caAcB, tlloir fatn Ia already assured,
and the defendants will lose no situo in cntoslng
thcir ptons OF not guilty.
THE aIlASD JrnT.
1the u,n,n,,cra Of the Grand Jury to!led up tho
stars to lhoir loft In tho Cuatoin-nouEo yeBter-
tay morning with o1pressions Of disgust 'lpon
lloir faces. Tho idea Of remaining hora longer
does not suit them in tho lenst. They had hoped
Iictmeuts their labors would llave protsy much
ceased, 10 that they might adjourn Tor two or
tlroo tlavs. Dut tho Government attorneys
thought differently, and quietly remarked thht
tho draud Jurors would DO expected to take
the!r usual p.acos Yesterday morning aud amait
further orle.A, And tho Grand Jury did as re-
nuoatcd but sadly, and witllnot d fow expressions
very much akin to gru1nbling. l!at"eon Il and
u o'clock t.letr attention was directed 70 tho
fact sl,at thero wore several wltuosass 70 be e.
nn,jt,ad in relation TO tha matter OF tha MILAN
Diatilfcr5, and subprnas uere iBsnBod Tor thoso
wisncesos Mona woro prosont, howoyor, during
tie dEy, and tho Gaanl Jurosa passed. tho time
OF tho Beyston In revier o! tho testimony al-
ready slluced against this dIatiaiery. and In az
c!nnatous not strictly nlous at tho thought OF
tholy lingering confinement. They ad ioufned
shortly after o'clock, to rneet again tha morn
ipY at II. whsa it il 9xpoo'ed that t;,o M missing
iags will be Bub}ocs to little or no further
delay.
,rlIe Grand Jurors profess to DO In state OF
| tutal Ignorance ~ to thh longeh OK Gmo They
futuro has mot boon officially decaEcd to tt.ona.
but they yery freely exp1oBs tho dcsiro 10 DO al
| loved to denart in pence and without inTthot
[ uoupuyt0. Their crops nced looking after, aud
| their u:hc1 private nffairB, now Hou1oHhak neg.
lccted. require thor attention. In short, thuy
want to 20 non,o, aud aro disposed to think TINT
tho tiuo during portion Of their stay might
| hnYo been bettor employed, 30 that thoro
could have bocn finished BY this timo. Aftor
the Trolsinger caAe there really seerns 10 bo
nothjug OF Importance to detaiu ttom longer,
and it Is mol Improbable that tho Government
| ol}icer1 viii conBent to their discharge.
| COL MATTHEWS
seturnod from his homo near Springfield yoBter-
tfay morning. and wab aeeu arnund tho Customs
House ycaio:day. Ho has boon rlsticasinx: AZ
ve Is recnpnra.ns Tor 81; iaw days Ills to
thIs city aud Milwaukee, bus Wheu tho 7sh o1
March draws ueart Col. Matshewa will boar I
baud III tslo Investigations, y iuto th'
croo!sadness OF 1IosIng, lsch1n, and otllora. Col
Matthews has bcon mainly inssrumontsl, witt
AHeistaut Secret serYlco !Agent u1ookH nut
o.hcra, In collecting tho ovIiuuca against tht
Iliugsters. and lIte preHofcc, ~ we'll aa that q
bis co-worlers. Will DO necessary Whoa tue battle
beglps.
had m interview with Jndgo Danga yesterday
afternoon, Then tito Bnbjctt Of the Govern
tnout's witnesses WIS brought up. Judge I]ang'
with = list. 1t is tho Intention o.
slr. uesipg's counsel to rcnow tue:
motion fol \ bill Of particular
nome time next week. 1t wlll be remembered
that this motion was anlnmarsiy dhrosod Of b.
Jut}gs Dlodgctt 1t tho tisno tllo motion to quaal
w.s, Agusativu!y speaking, knocked in tho hoad
hut tho Judge recolluctett GimHolr ehoItly site
giving his declsiou, aud sa!d that upon CLOSE
examination thuto might bc'eround fog thla mo
would hoar tho arguments. It. fs rtought tha
but little time vii! bo lost in got!ug tho motiol
before tho Court.
au. pE1TEna TAlr.
4 morning ,apor yesterday atatod TINT Mr
Wut Do1sor would lahYe for Washington Mon
day eyontug, aud that blu contemplated viii
maont anutnor interview with tho iovernn,on
oflcegs for tho purpose OF admitting tostlmon
Of other aqnoslers What tho nature OF thei
testimony would DO tho prophet failed to atnte
but his psopheoy In this respect would have bee
poshaps a. accurate az That In regard to tho M
turs Of AIr. Doxts.'s trip. 4 Tninuss roportc
learned yesterday on poffoctly good anthorit
Tint s,r. Dexter wi. 10 to Washington O
business with tho 8uproma Court Of tho Unftc
States aud that hfs trip IL QUO Which 10 hns cor
se,nptatod for somo timo past. but Which. on nc
count Ut 1ta own private anehgemcnta hero, y
vol Al llH engagemenes with tho Government
prosecution nf tho ravonua caaes he has Doc
upsbIo to mako.
| NONE lSutcT4ENrS.
: l,eforo tho Grand Jury shall have adlousuot
: ; they will rcpolt bascl1 Of indictments whIc
thoy have found tn tlles loiaHra hours sgainl
. uun,bcr OF vinegar manufacturers md iiqut
, oompouulors, whosc LIT! 10 BY establtshnenl
| ara all f,vhr city ThHHn inffipff