New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10
Ar THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
ryrRAoRpINARY SCENE IN COURT
.vo1ErR CHATTER IN THE STAR ROUTE BRIBERY


II. y
ANOTHER CHATTER IN TIE STAR ROUTE bllbS-i'A
CASES
w,surxCroS, Nov. 9.-FalPs case came up
, ,h pol,ce Court this morning. Governor Weis
.rned the proceedings by reading the warrant ana nc
nop,.ine aaidavi; OF Juror Brown, upOn when ran
was arrested -. ,.. rood
Mr. DAVIS counsel for Fall then said that after reau
a., the report of the Courts decision IN Payue's case
yesterday he found that It Substantially covered all inc
o,nts that the defence would have presented they au
nroceeded with the examination He therefore hioI'U
ire Court that he would waive the examination
Governor Wells commented in severe terms upoh the
rfamy Of the offence with which Fall Is charged III Ma"
come TO that pass. said. that few young men
Cling to establish law practice before TINS o"r eouu
hone TO succeed without subornstion OF Jurors. he
made this point because he Intended TO demand rse
hail He nsanced Foote'S where he sald an oHoe'
81 the Cour, had aided In connecting the fugitive
The Court-who was that
Governor Wells-Mr Williams
Mr. williams-YOu lie
An angry scene followed both were speaking al th'
came time
The Court called them 10 order
MIR Williams said he meant disrespeci to the Court
Governor Wels-He site there Hike a sneak ana uA'
r.marL. which your Honor cannot hear ana men p,T
of respec irg tie Court. have suomi ie,, -,
ned ON more than occasion 10 thc7e he lime
nos came when u must be stopped 10 one % 80 ask
Your Honor can 40 III DlUNe0'" w.
YOur Honor TO do Il. ,.oo
me Courf--I impose fine OF 80 ., -. ,oo,Oad +he
A1,er some further discussion MT laws 800 Toiis
a.fanSion OF the Court 10 the peudlns question: a.
bali orrt said h,s subject had he settled by esls-
,.iian which had definitely liked tie penaty ~ 80
perence IN imposing gI r pIr aonrt Of the District
p2oIS f6, bail AT 81 900 and allow the Defendant
to remain under hs present bond w pun 10 IoIIo" O"
Ing. -, -, 1s,., spou .usp.uded iudg-
,@nt in casc OF the cGarg, contempt aSalhst a. -
WiiaIns AID took Mr.. Nliamss Personal DOHuS ~ az
near fOT trial when called upon -. a., rorr,er In
F4ll ana Payne gave bal this afternoon TIC -O'N "
H.. ann, All - OO0 a ID the latter S-sUOU ~, ,,,.i,.
Acknowledgement Brewster has written 10 tH, ~
Comm, sloners asking Tor the removal 81 u ~
request vas made upon the Recommendation u No'9''
Melrck, ker Had Webs ,-.t., ,,-or,,r,au ?
C,unsel Wes on Frank H. FAN under oatN, before JOIN
Moss q Justice the Peace, on october 10 u naue
Iubi tlis evening. He relates al lcns'h the
of The cOnV ersauon WIFE BIeNs 'ei Wo"C9rd
last, the presence OF l. IL, W.T. ,rs,,,,r
psi ONCE Inspector, ana tO"afu ny 49,
He states at length lie negotiations WIN fVo'o
PAYNE brown and others. IN connection Wll the rl
r mt ,rv corruption There nothing o. lWP0r taA
that has not been already pnosLed ne lOl""' An.
regard TO Foote's affidavit Is given by ran on ~
thOrlty OF Payne: n =. p ,oo, yngersOll's
hOuae sunday october /, and tAeTo Cgl0h - ~ I
read the affidavit OF IOJtc, aud SAID 10 Ia that most
know JUS what YOU want sou want 90 SI0"
PAYNE said: Yes want 10 snO" WHa' 9. t ey =. -
Colonel IngersOn said " sly ddNicc 10 Gu 10 80 80
what sou please ABOUT others o"' H''iN'47 ~
IL then said that conversation took place IN "nicA
fpgerso said: W. wsnt these ain WIS lot 'hv PtL
me- on oowninr the Attorney General bie"-iel an
i,s5 .n-I CorlLil; that tRes tArcc Ldd kOt 10 60
% 49, vSoU6 he A Congressional investigation INTO
lis star Route BUSINESS" That closed tire hIcr''e"