Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-15
The Late Star IIoute Trial.

The verdict rendered yesterday disposes OF all
the cases against the Dorseys, Vale and Miner.
The original Indictment found against them, and
for which the one Just tried was substituted, has
proposed, however. to enter civil suits against
them for recovery OF money paid to contrac-
RqsaI Srs In There are stun hanging over
for conspiracy, and one for receiving money
while Second Assistant Postmaster General for
the United States. Last June he was indicted for
conspiracy with mail contractor James B. Price
70: an alleged fraudulent combination to defraud
route Sols3, from Monroe to Shreveport, La, and
route 3l1ts, from San Antonio to Corpus Christi,
George v. Meseroie for conspiracy, the alleged
fraud being perpetrated on route ssis7 from Gard
Rer,cT per TO Tfs Ka Col and also for con-
alleged fraudulent allowances to Meserole
an9 a. Il; Brown, on route 3SllS. from Monument
! indicted, the charge being that he had received
money from James B. Price for orders making
on the routes mentioned in the indict
ex-senator Kellogg was indicted for receiving
money whilst Senator for services rendered
the charge being that he received money from Price
Tor procuring Brady to make the orders for allow
involve a long trial The indictments alleging
conspiracy cover only few routes. The indict-
mentS against Brady and Kellogg. found In April
last, charge crime OF SIMPLE character, which 1t
Is thought could be proved or disproved in a very
short time
THE KELLOGG INDICTMENT.
The Kellogg case will be called In Judge Wylie's
court Monday, when the defendant Will be ar
ralgned Mr. Merrick said to-day, when asked
for Information about these cases: II have 10
Information to give now, but the cases Will be
pressed"
THE REMAINING INDICTMENTS IN CONNECTION WITH
MAIL ROUTE CONTRACTS.
The remaining indictments on the Criminal
Court docket II Of Vail r0utoo nd
tracts are as follows (some OF them known as
''straw bond' and others as ''star route" cases):
E & p: Ly violating sections 1882, $685. 55oi: 17sl
II which motions to ouash Ga are | PENDING; SiI
John N. Minnix, perjury; c. d. Dickson, do, mo.
ton to quash pending; John ". Dorsey, perjury
xOsrs s Boone and g. Ga% cabe
3: Henderson, Donohue, Jackson, CabelI and A. E.
oSRson Sn to 1y
susk, consplPaey E. Boone a ana adu Edwin Hn j. J:
ae aek a d
George " Meserole and T. J. Brady, conspiracy
(two cases.; James B. Price and T. ]. Brady con-
Kellogg ssdS d. !e9si7Ps keoss enss so soS
Brady, conspiracy.
JUBILEE OVER THE RESULT.
The defendants in the recent star route trial, as
sisted by their counsel and friends spent the day
yesterday. after the verdict OF acQuttal was rem
dered. in celebrating their delverance. The res
taurant opposite the court house, where the de-
PENDANTS made their headquarters during the
trial, was thrown open and some OF the defendants
'stood treat' to the crowd. Last evening a de-
monstration mon, was gotten up in front of Mr.. Inger
soll's house, on Lafayette square, where the de-
PENDANTS, counsel and friends assembled. The an
nouncement that serenade would be given To
Mr. !ngersoll drew quite number OF people to
the ns nnsigh6orhood; ng Mr. 1ngersol! was Saled for
the result OF the trial. declaring that it had dis
posed OF persecution under the name OF prosecu-
tlon forever. Speeches were also made by Mrs
Marii!a Ma n RIcker the female lawyer who attended
Tense; Mr.. Jere NJ. Wilson, one OF Brady's coun-
sci, and Mr. Carpenter, one Of the counsel for
Dorsey.
WHAT JUROR HoRRIaAN SAID.
Juror Horrigan says he was misunderstood yes
terday by THE STAR reporter, who reported him as
saying that he would not have had such man as
Vernon on the jury for $780, What he did say was
that he would not have had such an occurrence
happened for $500 as that In which Vernon figured
Wednesday.