New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-12
MORE PERJURY INDICTMENTS.
NATIONAL TRUST OFFICERS ARRESTED.
DARIUS r. M,N".'', --'--~--,''-' -" "".'-' -. o
SHANK, SECRETARY, INDICTED FOR ALLEGED
pFRJURY-THEY GIVE BAIL.

NATIONAL TRUST OFEICERS ARRESTED.
o,XT SECRETARY INDICTED FOR ALLEGED
pERJURY-THEY GIVE BAIL.
The Grand Jury of the Court of General
Sessions Yesterday brought in indictments for PERJURY
against Darius r. Mangam the president of the National
Trust Company, and John H. Cruikshank, Its secretary,
one against The indictments are substantially
Identical It known that some such action was pro-
posed and that before the Grand Jury Of January adj
journed the District Attorneys office was prepared TO
submit to it indictments. but that Grand Jury adjourned
without action The action Of the Grand Jury OF yeser-
day was probably preciptaed by the false reports pub
lished Sunday and Monday-but not by THE TRIBUSE
that indictments had been fonnd last week.
Mr. Mangam came to the Dstrict-Attorneys Office
yesterday in consequence of these reports He was ac
companied by friends and asked to be admitted to ball.
There was then nothing which bail could be de-
manded Mr.. Mangam dismissed his friends, but re-
NAMED himself ntimaton that though he mad not
yet indicted, he probably would be before the day
was over About the Grand Jury came in with Ill
dictments against Mr. Mangam and MIR. Crukshank
and Detectives Field and OConnOr sent after Mr.
Cruikshank.
A. A. Redfcld ond algernon S. Sullivan. Mr.. Mangams
counsel applied to Judge Gdersleeve to fix the amount
OF their clients BAIL Judge Giiderseeye fixed it nj the
same amount as named in the parallel cases OF Case
and Lambert. $4,000 Some little time was lost In re-
calling Mr. Mangams friends, but before the court adj
iourned c. X Garrison, well known as Commodore Garr-
son and d. s. Appleton, had become his Dondsnlen.
iustifying in over 100000 each.
In conversation. Mr. Redticld said we knew that
there was great deal of talk emanating thought
from a certain source. that Mr.. Mangam would be in,
Just in this way He feels that he is perfectly honest
and that the charges against hm nave nothng OF SUD
stance Yet without trial, and thorough trial. such
as could only be had the best devised indictment That
the % %Hs & e ne % he eeI
these charges against him. and desires TO do so uly As
the idea OF his running away TIE ilBuNE mas areaoy
shown its alsty. and the fact ls that Yesterday sunday
ne came me- consequence OF certain published state
mens. and he and WENT the Rouse
TO take such steps Mr.. Phel should thrk proper
Well there was Indictment and we this morning
at 10 o'clock and found here no Indictment. and thnk
hurried through the Grand Jury room 10 enable us
to have our turn" - ,,
Case and Thomas S. Lambert for swearing falsely to
& of hssei ana sS te before
j. H. " Arnold. as Notary Pubic July Is. 1877, Inc
secal schedules of those resources and the Indictment
shows where the statement and the truth differ Stated
in a tabular form these figures are as follows:
RRsoURcEs
Statement Truth.
si8oA 622 2OI SO sl,5oOOOO
Amount loaned on collalerals as per aoo
schedule C''..-'.''---.'' z'i'''o'| 40 '''Vo'ooo
Schedule b.
900 Missouri Pacific Railroad Third ..
Mortgage Bonds 100000 90 100000
Estimated market salue..... ioe'ooo w i<o'ooo
Estimated value OF colla,erals 277OOo 90 100000
Schedule f. $1,000
Accrued interest. S62Os4 30 SoVoOo
Tho Indictment OF John H. Cruiksnank except IN
name Is the same He, however, was only hed III $oooo
bail Rufus Story became his bondsnan So,
Mr. Mangam also gave bail In the suit by his daughter
inlaw though order Of arrest had not been served
on him Mr.. Mangams indictment mas been sent " Tue
Court OF over and Terminer for trial. - -
william Blake, the attorney for Mrs L. X Manen'I,
the daughterinaw Of Darius X Mangam contIadict a.
his clients request the report that she obtained the orer
OF arrest III ner suit account OF any sugg son Vi
William j. Best the receiver OF the National Irusl Co
pany She says, denies positively that she gave any
authority for any such asserton and he ADDS tat MS III
tercourse with Mr.. Best III the matter was Simply 10 az
brought was not deposit with the Natlouhi lras.
Company. Judge Robinson havin suggested hat ilS
certificate should he procured before he should De caeu
on TO issue the order OF arrest On further examination
nv and Mr. Rest had nothing do with the civil arrest