Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-13
SQUIRE AND FLYNN.
Nhrn Their Trial viii Commrnce-A sen
,aiinaal Euinor Denied.

Nhrn Their Trial Will Cnmmence-A SEN
,nlional Eumor Denled.
A.W }uGE. august l2.-McSSrs. Squire
m. Flynn appeared this morning to enter
peas, ,a the indictments found against
amoa Monday Lust by the grand jury.
,a, arn,lity /, a very mild affair when
'.u,Irod in yonu ction with the wild eX-
.'rrrni which attended their appearance
.r.aae tar >mr har two days ago. Judge
'"aa. presided. aud WIS on hand early,
Eaad to hear from the lips of the
r'a,r. ur through their legal rep
~rn,.nr>. The simple word to indicate
'ar'hrr ur not they would acknowledge
-r mauy allegations contained in the
'a-nv dotumrnt presented against them
" lDr ''Glnt Jury Politicians and other
ar''.> 90 the distinguished prisoners were
"aNFHH"H> hg their absence. When the
''sN ~ the Court called out "Rollin Nj.
>.M"nd Maurice T. Flynn, ON bail, to
I'd. "E There w,pS no response, and the
H'r'ilH-, We're deferred iOr few min
'..' 90 'hr rul uf which the defendants
Walked on with their counsel. They at
'-.gN'rpIrd Ia the har and the Clerk said:
"".,n W. squire and Maurice b. Flynn,
''' 1rr indicted for miSdcmeanOr. Are
.'. guilty ur not guilty.
We rdr>lrr, said Mr.. NewcOmbe, their
"iQ'el that the pleas he entered Sepa-
"r.N In lrhIlf Of Mr.. Flynn We plead
-'' guilty, hat reserve the right to with
..'" THIS plea and iutrrpoSe any other
..'A mNy hc decided upon later" 4
w. >lu,rr
think. sud Judge Cowing, that the
...a "I Your pirs Is perfectly proper, pro
.."a- that within reasonable time you
-.'" YOURSELF ot the right To enter another
sA think YOU could enter q special
E4 Within a week.
u IL" Indictment is = long story" said
.'.. Nr"romhc of the defense, and ]
--, -.',. ,,EH'mn" it carefully, but u week will
R".uhy suffice"
..,>.>I'gt District Attorney NichOll said
:, ''lj"d to notify the defendants and
... -,. "un>' that he would move for the
.~' oa The first Monday of September in
Court WV IN '"'
N', Nrwron,bc suggested that the case
t,,. ..'.'u ..'u then for the purpose of fixing q
u '"f The trial. hat Mr.. Nicholl said that
" "I'. ""uld ~ un upon that day. Mr..
..,, '''h SAID that one OF the defendant
,.,r '..,<, meaning Colonel Bob" IngerSOll),
l,r' l,'' 'r''c this country ON Saturday Il
,br. "' operation performed upon IN:
NJ. Ne r'.,l, ia IarS. lie would be gone unit
Al vU,N''r ,'t oi September and perhaps later
s,a: ~. N.'holl c"ntendcd that this was no
JaI.' I'r' ut grounds for pOstpOnement, anC
an I""mS set the case down for tria
VI" September 5th.
por,,-C ,l,l>C''hl District Attorney NichOll pro,
brII. ".'TN to-day rs absurd the statemen
ib,, ib't,'eu "a, IN morning paper to the eflee
IN attorney General O'Brien would steI
FyD,,u -,,u take the prosecution of Squire anC
H. s';5 - oU' OF the District Attorneys hands
sinni,. ,1,.' 'haI the story published to-day Wa
start, d FgpeutiOn Of the same thing whicl
es'" el,es o,.l. d long time ago when the briber!
NioboTISS TISSaIl'St the Aldermen came up. MI
Cha,oLt,.G,e GeH'ed that the testimony of Cit
The Vosrlain WINS in the hearing befOr
MARI Or IN any way showed that MI
ec0ts I tI Was an improper person to prose
and E,Se rs criminal charges against SPUR