The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-19
FROM WASHINGI
RE ORGANIZATION OF REVENUE
DISTRICTS.
Kellogg Arraigned tor Alleged Con
nectiOn With Star Route Crook
edness Rerdell's Release.
NEWS or me NA1roNAL CAPITAL

WAsmSurp>, June is The plan for
consolidating the internal revenue col.
lection distrl tx, in accordance with the
action Of congress a. lts last session,
hus been practically a. reed upon by the
President and Secretary NJ the Irrusury
Reorganization NJ the service Inns been
blocked out IN all Ih states except two,
u regard tp which the e. are nouo
duuhts II is expected. however. the
matter will br settled iiuuly urAt week
While NO definite information can be
obtained uu the subject, II IL be- icycd,
however, OHIO If one NJ tine states whose
service IL stl under consideration.
KELLoGG'-CA-E.
WAsuNGroN, June ~ After the or
gHuizttluu Of the Iurics for the June
term, X rr called up the case against
Kellogg ch rgci with receiving money
Iu connection with mail contracts while
iu the United States senate. Kerr said
hr understood Kellogg was under bail
\ messenger was dispatched for Kellogg,
and Kerr then callcl upon the two cases
against lhos. J. Brady charging him
with receiving money whl' second assist
amt postmaster general, IN cOusidcrHt On
ul Increasing certain mail rcrS i'c. Kerr
said bail had not been FURNISHED In the
ct,C, and asked lOrproccsF To bring Brady
into court.
Judge Wyllc replied that Kerr could
have ri. cess and the court would make II
rcturnHblc tomorrow.
Wilson sud Kellogg would waive read
ing OF the indictment In his case, and pro-
potcl to tile certain pleas in his absence
kellogg soon uppcucI and did this VIII
son then presented his plca, One Dl
them attacks the construction al the grand
iury trat found the in iictmcnt. Another
iu,-c- the the point that the orders OF the
court were disrugardrd 10y failure To re-.
turn IN indictment corresponding with
rhr prcscutmCnt. Others complain that
krrr's presence in the grand Jury room
and his participation in their deliberations
influenced their action.
Judge Wylir fixed Saturday next fol
hearing Argument on the pleas.
RERpELL HELEAslp.
WAaHISaroS, June n IN the Grim
I unl court tins morning lterdcll Hp
reared, accompanied by Mcrrck uut
Kerr Judge WylIe asked krrdcll II IA,
desired to Withdraw his plea ut gully al
conspiracy M the star route cu4r. Rrr
dell answered m the affirmative.
Under the clTCum tuuccs,' sald Judg
/ Wyie, "thc court hns NO hc-tuucy in al
. lowing that h. he done. one m "a can
not be- guilty Of conspiracy. The Iur
has acquitted the others aud that !
enough
"Mcrrlck said "thc government enter
uuolle pros tor him.
The court directed the clerk to cutc
uulle pros aud lserdcll left
Tur NAVAL AgABFNIY
WAsmspruS, June ~. The repoi
ui the Visitors to the naval academy O
AuuupOlis N quite lengthy cummuu
cation aud ~ substance Ag follow
Many improvements have been IA de j
the past ycnr aud the premises Al
healthy aud comfortable, The recon
mcudHtiou- made by the last board ,
visitors renewed. Tho exhibition
temporary characterization which u,
CURED ia the onrly part NJ the ycHr
alluded t., HE course ~ the Huperll
tcudcut IN the matter approved, and n
zeal a. Il fidelity u all the authuriti,
cuuurr ed with the academy are hlghl
commended. The board be-tows IL
Icarhent praise on ALL The int
cst the academy to the favorable COZ
celebration " the secretary ~ the nav
aud solicit Tor It the liberal suppu / {
congress and the United Stat
HHADl'- CASH
WAsuSGroN. June rs. WILLIAMS, f.
Brady, asked that the warrant ordered
issue 10 that case be- withdrawn, stain
Brady WA already under $4,000 bail
the unuird ard original star route i
dictmcnt The court said bail wa Nee
-ury IN this case. but consented TO Hiti
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