, 1877-06-17

the cxtras was legally correct, though morally
tndcfcns!tfc. Therefore this thing, too, was
dropped, OF at least has been dropped for tho
IF .xEas REasozAnIr CERTAIN
that indictments viii be returned against Pes'o-
lat, Kimberly, NeCaf1rey, and '1ohn.on for
tain sums in connection With the supplying Of
groceries tn. tho Insane Asylum and Poor.
House. It Is almost absolutely certain that
Comn,ttioncr clrary'. name IN not he added
% sts nay bc. That s, y + not 1T decided led
II or not: There vii prolabiy b.
r." ntmsnt, ,ar'd'., fGnnd ssa.st Nc
being slight variation In the IafgnaRs Of the
Indictments. Probably the Indicted ComnIs-
sloners will f'nd thelr names IN several indtet-
Inet,t.. soI'etsncs IN company With smother
uo T. tfe time q the adjournment of the
SUPERINTENDENT HiCKEr
would bo indicted IN the charge Of renting
prostitution. It is positive that al tl,c evidence
which was brought before the Grand Jury
relative To Mrs. Wheeler and the
sSsa 1essa Wiz xf1Sq Fork sdeen 6SssFf e ' t:et
Of the witnesses. tho variation r. thclr. state-
fneltt., and the general improhahlity Of their
stories. cansctl them to be looked upon With
grsat .t.t Many oi .ns ITO, ws
son Of common sense should ever havc taken IN
the time Ut the Jury with them. Tho allegation
OF forgery IN getting up. that contract for the
tnen tss to %''''s5 s ce' &c sa ot n9 5
Webster himself Is also to 10 in.
.l!cted for keeping = house Of ill.farnc.
Th[B stnteemnn frtfn Massachusetts, has not yet
sn st"Lsa not e. 4sy :'s o s '' ree
Hickey, II iuuat be borne In mind that what the
Grand Jury las thus far done Is by no means
final, and tsattion may be rcconaldcrcd to-mor-
row morning..
1t Is also contemplated 70
REVISE THIS INDICTMENTS
which l,arr already been presented and to add
new matter to them. This Is bclfcved
70 BE- 9s,,.msa,! bstse. ,n1n., tna1 IT,, to ntnE in
Oh substantially the sa1ne sub}eet matter. Thus
Walkers original Indictment will be mol. prosd,
and n new one has heen prepared which wiil
cover what wus alicgcd I'll the old onc, and
was also tho intention to reWrttc Mr. fftnsiale's
Indictment. and 10 add to the charge about de-
etroytnE the letters the one about secrctlng Ills
checks and chcck-"tups: Whether the tudict-
Kimberly, and Pcrloat will also bo rewritten is
not knn~n, but 1t ID not unlikely, the
probability being that Perlofat will haya four
indictments to .tscees under, and thst hs , wilt
$4,000.
TIE SULLIVAN JunY
| matter appears to hnyc led to nothing. II Eaa
| runlorcd yesterday morning that Mr.. Doolcy
had been Indicted, but the Grand Jury does not
eeesu 10 hayo dong thing about It up to date.
Whether 1t will tomorrow morning, IL ni
cnurse unknown: II was also suggestcd
| found against certain parties fol
lobbying at Springfield to kill the bill legis1at
Ing cut Of office the present Board Of County
Commissioners, but, after thinking II over, Il
was suggested that convl.t!on would be hnrl
to procure and. therefore, tllut Was abaudoncd
! An indictment was also drawn against Mr.
Feency, Burkha7dt's partner, for perjury, but
that, TOO, the Jury has voted not to present
and 10 he will doubtless come oil unseathcd.
| These rea,,lts may seem very slight, In view o.
tho timo occupied by tho Grand jury In tho io
ycsttgatione. It is to be regretted lint so few
| have been Indicted In addition to those agains
whom bills were returned last year. aill thai
soma OF these men, such as 0'DonneIl ant
8wectscr, should hare escaped. But Il was In
evttablc. The lack Of fimc waB fatal. and i
would be useless to return a mass Ut indtct
mcnts on which conviction could not be secured
It Is to be hopel that tn a future time anothc
jury nav tako up tho matter where this on
abandoned It, and prosecute tho Investigation t,
! successful conclusion.