, 1876-04-01
WHISKY.
Ruah and Par1inan Found
Guilty ON Four
Counts
They Appear and Give New Bail
In $4,000 Each.
1 Warrant Out fur The Arrest Of
Matthew Rapp for
Perjury.
The Gentleman Supposed to
Have Fled to Canada.
Ono Bell Tells a Startling Story to
q Congressional Committee.
u Says 10 Was Employed BY Bahtutk
Il Bob Col. Dyer Of Cor.
taia Papers;
That luckey and Bradley Were Con.
yersant with the Scheme
Chat He Did Road Certain Papers in
Dyer's 0dce and Reported.
to Babcock.
Luckey and Bnbcock Brand
Bells Story rs q Tissue
Of Lies.
u Says 10 Was Employed BY Babtetk
u Bob Col. DIer Of Car
taia Papers;
That luckey and Bradley Were Con-
versant with tho Scheme !;
Chat Hs Did Road Certain Papers in
Dger's 0f1ce and Reported.
to Babcock.
Luckey and Bnbcoclk Brand
Bells Story rs . Tissue
Of Lies.


CHICAGO.
"culLrY ON FOUR COUNTS"
E11 scKSR In COURT At Tus aEApisa OF 1AE
yEnptuT.
At fonr minutes past 10 yealorlAy morning
The melancholy Cticr llsped tho announcement
that tho United States Court wan opened and
ready for business. The Jury had boen brought
In, and as they sat In ther box thoy presented
Adull, hazy appearance. looking vcry dark ur-
der tho eyea and very much crunplcd a. to
shitt~ftont There we're probably 800 people In
the Courtroom and hAlt aa many outside In tho
corridor. Rush sat In his accustomed heat at
tho north tablo, still tugging 81 lila mnBtacho,
while pahlmant Is fseBh aud crisp Us a colory
Btalk, smiled from between tho Government
counsel. Mr.. Ayor was abscnt but judge uaugs
and bfr. Boutell wero Oh hand, apparently ut
terly disntcreated in tho result.
AN ENVELOPE WAH uAEpEp
70 hr. Drumnond, tho Clerk. a. he tore It open
closure it alook In Ills grasp aud 1t EaB souc ano-
onds before the page lay fairly open before him.
Thoro woro only three lines. ''Wc, the Jury,
Md the defendants guilty on tho tirat four
counts" sud then came the signature. As
Drusnmond road it, the courtroom WAS etlll as
death, wh!,s hum apd buzz aroBo from tho
hallway ~ the nowR was carried to tho crowd
outside.
n,lsh mover changed muscle Of bis face. but
pahlman looknd up 10 the Jury with an c1pres.
sion Of disgust and contempt TINT, undor ottoE
circumstances. would hago been comical. llc
neyer opensd his head but anietl!y, a!oss -,
ali tho crowd, without turning or looking to tho
right or left, and down tho stairway aud out tn-
10 tho street. Al ho subsequently explained, ho
neyor was so mad In his life, aud was
AFRAID TO TRusr H1MsELF.
Mr. 6torrs Ind not appeared, and Judge
Dlodgott suggested TO Judge bangs that mes
eongor BE- sent for him. Or. Ruah replied that
naked tho District Attorney what course would
bo tzken rs to tho bail. Dangn responded that
be should wnnt now bond. which could be
agreed upon BY himself and III. storrs When
the latter should come. md, after trAnaactinX
somo routine business, Judge Dlodgstt retired to
hsa room TO await developments.
The departure Of tho Judge opened tho gates
of conversation: ana there Eas ~ almost unani.
ihero . fellow turned up WHO remembered that
be had ptophoaied Just how 1t would turn
ont but airong, warm foelng Of
tGrong, and they WHO had most strongly .lyo-
cated conviction during tho tria1s confessed to
feelings Of regret that Tho verdict had bean ~
u vaH.
nrsu MOVED AROUND QUIETLY,
placidly smoking cigos, and accepting tho
ehunka Of coincidence o1osed him with good
humorod smile. Almost every whisky man In
town ras theEe, with mob Of Gaugera and
btorekeopot6, "uo hung On tho outakiltH u and
eohosd Or epplauded u! that WAS said by tho
highwino gcntry who crowded about tho Doc
tor. George Z. burroughs, who hna M awk-
ward way OF tellitg what ho thinks without
any special regard to what Particular corn he
tre4da on, managed 10 express Mmaolf On
squpAlefa II gonosal and thls Casa IN particular,
ard IN tho coufse OF . eoyon'mlnute otatlon
told aome Wholesome truths to a rather startled
auditory. Gholaou @. Nussell upon whom
four ressleta nights produce tho ci1ecs that \
square sne4 doeh on hungry mAn, plunged his
hAnda In his trousers pookoss md smiled COM
passionately on tho pcopie around HIM. John
Furlong loaned against tho bAnniater until II
.tooa na IL oSnamp.toa OF Eno,
hole eomn 10 feet o1, which he hit five tlmes
out OF Iii. AND onered 10 Dot on the seventh.
Powell stood around, quiet and FuHllnA&tpE.
whlle Bu Coopes hoppad about a. nervous and
noisy ~ eyar.
EVERYTHING WAS GIVEN ur,
and evory other consideration lost sight OF it
tho surprise that had fallen from The lips OF ths
Jury, and when George Burroughs laid down ths
fundamental proposition tAAt tho country Ia 20
Ing to tho dovil, thero was = mnrmur OF 4p
p!ausc, and then a deep silence, broken at las!
BY Nj. Powell. rho calmly announced That q ne
ings 10 Ind again4t pahlnAn and Rush"
It Nao ucaIly IL o'clock when 1{r. EtoIrs A.
rived. ua mas Ut once surrounded, but la
urged hls way through tho crowd s,id entered
Judge Blodgett'a room, closoly followed By
Judge Bangs and blalahal Campboli. Ths
quesuou OF bail waa uoon settled, JudCo
I}augs said ho wanted now bonds OF SO, 600 for
each Ut the defondAuta. and o'clock was axed
~ tbs tmo for the bondsmou 10 Appear, the do
feodants In The meantime permitted to 70 on
their own reooguizapos. During Tho eonyetua-
tton. lii. Btosra maas the remark that tbs esn.