, 1876-02-05

IN tho wliaky casos At M,lvankeo and o.l.es
TRAILS and. In thouRht, viii, ]untics. IN tnia
caxc. 3ir, Hoys differed from the other dciand-
anta. ffo wsa not only private citizen. hut All
officer Of tho Government. Tho chas3o involved
he was ceutcred In this trial. Ills conduct As \
public oll,oer l1ad been impe eechcd, and t! thero
Haa aFcf casa wAeFo U'an shonld hare scE>-
a1ato trial to vndcats h'rnsolf from these M
ptralons tho present wAs enc. ....
1niGa Dool.stio then aeHcrt Cd that thsinllctnent
against llo5t alone charged the SAM of1enres as
i'o thankst" did. and that tho esideuce nf' tho
slnKln Indictment would answer a. evidences tn
tho "onnlbus" document. Tue indictment
against h.u1 ~ IN officer ought not to 20 on ut
the shn!s limo with an indictment. against him
as = pE!rAt3 citizen.
Tho Government made no rapy, sud Judge
nlodgets proceeded 10 deliver h!a o.,iu.on very
bIlotv. lilo eaw no sesaon why Hot ehoud,
from tho facts ulus far shown, he allowed sep
| nra:o tfial. 1lo woaa not override tho motion
exsctlr bns icarc 1t for tho ptetalt It'll the u's-
desstaadinR thas counsel weuId ha privileged 10
adduco additional II Agu.acrEts st xnoiher time.
THE YIgAs
ME. lonteIl agatu asked that Tho defendants
enter thesr plsna.
Col. Jues'en-Wo plead nat guilty to all tho
indictments.
Nr. t:a,npbell aa!d 80 too.
The Court-When eau ynu 10 ready for trial.
Col. Jucaanb-We would like to know what tho
GoveEnmcnt'a proposition IL tlrns.
Tho hnyesumeat'a counsel unt their heads
together. sud- having chosen Sit. Bangs ~
spokesman this time. that gentleman arose aud
SAID the Govcrnnent would be ready almost
| ANY DAT NEXT wEKK.
Col. Jucsscn-1 presume IL In bupeEduous
bo ready next week. This wlule argument
| tho clnfgcs against Us. Wo don't see why this
caae shot,'d lie pushed whore there have been 80
| which aro not called up now. Wo shall !,o ready
| ae soon as NC eau be, hut u ta out OF she ques-
| tim to bay NO can be Eendy ne1t week OF tho
week After ths.. or In lcas than mouth 1t least.
Mr. Haogs tnt'mated that the Government
| didn't Wish 10 loss very mich ttIno.
Col tnefsen remarked tha: tho next term bo-
gnu In March.
Tic Conrt-This Is an important caae, and In
yolres great deal a. sgain*t theae defendAnts.
1t Ia not right that ihcy should bo pushed
to a ,tria! NTH undue hasto. and.
uh,o It ID desi1able that d case Of
| this character shoul1 hare eptedy trial,
| vet at the samo time tho defendants should not
llsvn so speedy q triat as would deprive tbem Of
! their defense. They should hase sufficient timo
| to properly nteaeut thotr cases. l am no. dis
| posod to allow tbo:n to be crowded unuecessa-
sily. It IL now tho 4th OF February. The first
| Monday in March will be tho sixth day Of March.
| It will bo f,stlo more tbaa four weoks from
| now for thu preparation. Tuesday, the 7th dnT
OF March. it wou!d Beem to mo, would be at
least far enough time to enable the parties Ia
tnsko that thorough preparation which IN oeces-
| sary.
Col. Juessen said they would sndcavor to be
| ready by tCht time.
The Cou1t-Any objection on tho psrt Of the
| prosecution would lika all tntimation from
tue PROSECUTION as to whether they will DO ready.
aud IS TO thc order IN Which thny will present
| the cases.
Mr. EanKs was again madc tbs chief bPoskor.
Flo Ba'l the prosecution would undoubtedly be
ready at that tinc, aud sven at All earl'er date.
| Tbs probabilities Hero that they would Try the
| joils Indictment first.
Tho Court-Lot tho csacs be set down for
Marcel, Z, to bo taken up IN thelr order.
Judge Doolittle said ho Buppo-ed counsel
would furnish tho defense With the nAtnos Of
| tho Government Hitneeaos.
Mr. DauGH said: - Yes. SIR"
Tho Court sumewhat pesemrtorily fnts-
mated my iAlautlou 10 oyesfilo tho motion for q
] HILL or PARTICULARS.
| ! will sa!. hon oyc1, that 10 4 catcfu cSnMina.
tO.l Of all tho Counts in tho iudlcslucn.. there
| inng be aotuu counts-1 wil not Say pusstisaly.
| for hnyo not critically examined nil-undot
Witch tho defendants would DO entitled to Bill
OF particulars, and. II they make application Tor
| it Nithln reasonable time. hhnl! require thu
| prosecution TO Giye i bill Of particulars o,
| dislnls1.
alr. Campbell took OCCASION TO say that wss
vl.at l1o had bcen arriving at sonc time previous
1udgo Doolttfo agltu exrreghe1 rome doubt
on tha subject OF being furnished with the
names OF tho Goyusnmentfa u,tuesseB. bpt A!r
E1nga Ecahsurcd lin that he r oulu be furnished
NTH tie uatnes at I'll early day
Judge Uooiittto Unlimited tha. Oh the t,o.iot
for, u separate sna1 l.o might submit aous
further eyidcLco He1t wcek.
Tho proceedings closed as thi1 point 80 far a.
tho thsoo great defendants nero concerned
and tho crowd began to slowly a!sperne
Soma however, remained to view tht
opening, sceuos In tho Cochran trial, bu
tia majority Of tho assemblnge Withdrew aut
wendell thefr several wafB dowu tue ssfcra
paira of staira ouL into tho puro a!r Of day
They shot OF to tho places whafo at that hour
men must do ongregato-natneis, tue neigh
boring lunch tables whcro thoy very fully dt.
| ctsAed Tie events Ut the nlurniug, Tho gonera
| ollnion IVES that tho iirst OF the enemy.s Fuui
had heen spiked. and tina. tho trial saa Tin
much ncaror ut hand The orosrullng OF th'
motion to qansh pleased everybody except, o
co,irhe. tho tlree dufcnaants and their sL!s aut
plausible counsel. whose facea woro look no
ot Joy or triumph, but Of dcop concern.
! THE LEGAL LABYRINTH,