, 1881-10-05
Guitcnu Overjoyeu to SEQ tho
Face Of Ono Unlncritetl
Frfcud.
Arrival, Late Yesterday Afternoon,
OF President Arthur from
New York.
Publication, by Commissioner Rum. OF
Ills Decision Concerning Banks,
and Taxes OIL Bank Deposits.
Testimony in the Ohristianoy Divorce Case
-Wrangell Land-Howgates
Arrest.
TIE sTAn.ROUTE RING.

TIE STAH.ROUTE RING.
TODAY.
Special Dtspatth 10 The cAtearo Tribune.
W.AstttSUroN, d. T., Oct. 1.-THE members
Of the s;.r.rollc ring, who linse bern brought
fntu court by Information, llnvc decided that
tile Government II thoroughly til earnest, md
will, therefore, appear at court tomorrow
prepared To give bail fur their appearance.
1t ls not Thought thnt Il very large bail will
be fiXGtl by JuagE Cox, for even the GUyeril-
lnel,t dues not believe that tho accused intend
to run away. They will by every means IN
their power seek to throw the cases out 0f
cn,,rt Us fast as tho Government presents
then atl(t, failliE In that, are prepared for n
long mid weuriSD,ne trlul. 1t ttSliat tho fntell.
tim Of tho Government to prucecu agafllst
tie nccuscd III most Of tic cases
by Information. III almost all tic
cnses. IT not all the evidence
will be ibid bcfnre{the grand jury, or enougl,
Of it 10 warrant presentation OF tho iit[ict-
mint by tIlnt bully. Information WIS used
in this casc rather Indictment by tho grand
jury, because
THE UNEXPECTED ACTION OF DISTINCT
ATTORNEY C0iKlF1I.L
III atliourning the grand jury would hns0
preyen ted tho trial Of this case Mt nl, rs tho
stutute OF limitation would hive run lEaiNst
1t. Satisfied now that the Government ll,eans
to prosecute, tlio staf-rollte ring Ito not up.
pear to teel very greatly alarmed. Ont of
many prosecutions begun, of this sort, by tile
Government, there have been but very few
convictions. Congressional, social, political
influences are often brought to boar suf-
1lctent to defeat tho hand of
Justice. Some Of tho strongest cases
which thu Government were preparing
against members ot ths ring aro barred by
| tic statute of limitation. 1t Is understood
| tliat the strongest case agaiast Dorsey, that
| 0f the fraudulent bonds which Ito caused Il
pustMaster III ArKansas to I'LL out III blank,
| Is barred By the actlon Of tho statute Of
limitation.
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
IL tbs T'tatTn AEtoelnt<tl Fsfsa.
| WASHINGTON, y. e., Oct. lowing to n
ruMor that tho Counsel for the defendants II,
| tie Ytar-routo cascs would this morning
nuke n Motior to q,,asll tho information ltlrt
ngnillst Gn.. Utady ald others, there was
IL Iarge number Ut lawyers and othors
present In tle crlmlnNl Court room.
Tho conrt having lenn called to order,
Gell uraly, Alessrs. Fruncls, Turncr, Md
Brown, entered, accompanied by their cUllll-
sci, Robert q. Ingorsoii, Jeremiah Wilson,
and Enoch TotsN,,. The Government wAs
represented by Dlstrict-Atturiiey Corkliill
aull William Il. cook, spcclaE assistant, Tho
proceedings wUF0 opened By TOttell. who
suid l,e latl fol,ltl tllac pnper called III III
formation Ind becn recently filed
| AGAINST tEN. nIs.tny AND OTNE1Es,
aud l,e wished TO Dnt..r n motion to t)nnsl'
that paper. lle asketl leayu Of tho court IL
lille That ,notiUi,, anl ticslrgd tint q duy bu
fixed for It's argument.
Cook obiectcd to Illing t|lo motion Mt pres
ent, fur Wien The Information had tHcn filed
1t l,atI beeu accompanied with am order ui
tho cnurt for the appearance Of tllo parties
Until they did apprar asnl glyo security tt
answer they lall no legal stn.uEin..
rottcl. repliel[ that tho parties were NIL
present In court and rcatly to nsk TINT thGfl
bonds should be fixed.
Judge Cox inquired whether counsel Int
my suggestions to offer rs to tho amount Oi
bail.
Cook said that according to tho luforlna
tlon, the amount of which 1t WIS asslllI,et
tho tinyurI,l,lgl,t had becn .lufruudcd VIII
s:l50,000. According 10 MI net 0f Congress
bull III CRISES of conspiracy to tefrnutl TIL
Government WIS liked ut $l0,o00 lI0 woWIt
; suggest, lloweyor, tint In order 10 eoyur pUs
Billu ctsts
TIE HAIL SHOULD NOT liz LEss TIA.
Sl5,UO0.
Wilson suggested tl,at II, fixing tho amoilll
Ut bull the Court ought to examine III
pretended Information In order to luar'
. tho ci,aracler of tho allegation against til
defendants. lilo tnslance.l tho averl,!ell
egnit,st Turner nnl Frulscl,, which eu,.sIstG
: simply Of II cllnrge Ut conspiracy a.ld til
l,tklnE Ut s0n,o calculations, alMl said thu
u!un slluh ayernlents bnf! af sl5,0t0 Or $40
0U0, or s., ,000 wus II llttle moro lllan the Coul
: ought tn grant, What supplied to these lw
! gentlemen nppllutl 10 all tlia defendants
5 'riIo wl0u gss.yAnlell Ut thu caso ngatn'
= Gen. Dialy WIS t'.ut llo I'LL n0t exerclsu
X suustl an.l judicial discretion III tho tlisc'.are
l. OF lis duties u Second Assistant Pustma
ter-t;cneral. Tiers wus nultug IN the Il
7 formation TINT lio cOMlt. aro tllat would ws.
= rant tho Court III liking u high amount
i batl.
~ lSfiE11sOf1.,
r. who appears for Brown, commended tllat Il
nj Court sllou!sl ol,ly liz tAa bull at Il lItg
i, enu.!gl atllullnt to secure tbs attendance
:, tlie defendants.
=, 10 Cook sa!l tie question Of the character
;" tllu information was nut nuw before Il
T. court, but that when It ca,au 10 bo qllesti'
r. Ut evidence, tbs Government expected
y pro4uco adequate proof to sustain tie
10 formation.
G. Judge Cox lid not tlltnk this WIS Gu
to which would require any large amount
bail. LII would cxam!no tho info1!natl