New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
sOTJRE AND FLYNN PLEAD NOT GUILTY.

SQUIRE AND FLYNN PLEAD NOT GUlLl1.
The TRIAL SET DOWN FOR SEPTEMBER @. ALTHOUGH
THE DEFENCE WANT FURTHER DELAY
Commissioner Squire and Maurice Is. Flynn
informed Immediately after their release on pa
that they expected TO be present In he Court o
General Sessions yesterday TO plead to the IN
dictmeut against them. The day WAS the last on whch
the Grand Jury expected to nol sessions III 'he
short midsummer term There was not large a'ienu-
ance I'm judge Cowing's court room when the defend
ants were called bar Assistant Dlstict-Auorhet
Nc ) represented the prosecution ana JoAh H. eu"u'
was The first tonrrve the counsel for the defence
Clerk Edward Hall, looking over tho Indictments pe-
fore him. licked out the one accusing the NodsSloher
and contractor OF conspiracy ant in ond voice called:
R.llin NJ sauire and Maurice b Flynn TO the bar"
Neither Of the defendants present when the names
we're first called few minutes after II o'clock FIVE
minutes LATER the side door hecOurt room opened ana
Richard > Newcombe with his client Flynn followed oy
Commissioner squire entered the room Ihc three men
tnsso in front o, the clerks desk and stood whe MI
Uou said; "Rnn VI. squire and Maurice B. Flyur.
Won are accused By the Grand Jury of the crime OF con-
snraev I'm relation Of sections 81 % and 6s OF the
Penal Code and section % of the Consolidation Act
Wbst nave you to say the indictment against your
NJ .onre' and he looked at Mr NcwoonDe, who said
that tie defendants wished to Plead se.araeS amr @ u, A. a.
Nil Flynn wished Ia plead hoi ehip' WIN IrhNU ~
enter different plea II an eNah"u,h o t"o iuuic,
"Th The s,e Tlea a. 10 Mr. squire Mr.. Ncwcombe SAID
that he wished To have an orporInlb - Nos ,cI ''
4 indictment ana JNtRt N'Nlh- Ni''''O' N''''- ~
nat ruiltv be entered with leave iO the te'endas 10
| Withdraw the plea within a week. II they desired
Mr. NicOl then said to judge Co"lne; y Your II i'noI
please desirc to give notice now 10 the he'ehdats
and heir counsel Desre to Try THIS case on thc
urst Monday of september and ask that yonT Honor
SET the ca -c down fOr trial on that date
NcNcOIube OhJcCicl. saying I.tt OF III" Ni'HH
| 0e did not mention Robert G.. lnsrr-nA hh nhhr "I
one of tie defendants about TO start Tor Europe r
mo purpnse OF having operauou.perioiued u"h MS
throat Er asked that that account Inc fl' ne loAt
nnned IN later date Tho cOun.c might return pelore
tnc middle o Srptem er and 10 would not ne asking t'o
et deaV il the trial should he postponed unili n'cf
| September ID. -..o, ,., t,,,-
ycas NOT sufficient The defendants already hai allie
counsel besides the who Was 10 ieANc .Ic cH' In
need be no lack good lawyers 10 defend tHs Ch7c
rnen The prosecuting OIL GERS were ahAlnns hil turo
should he delay greater Inan WAS ao'o'u'e' hco''
sary. -, ,.,. . ,,,, .i,, q, ,, -. =
directed tbat ie be set down 10y lil on N"""!
Senfeuher &. The defendants aud theiF cou"ati l"'
! left the count ToJu. ,,,..... ,,.,.
Netber of the accused men showed any fecHuf az ui-
sccond aupaarauce ~ al the tour' "i rrh'r"
sessions They .mo IN qrty aud stood until "ilei lhe
Clsc As the de O MA wiS N 'oI ""3 nv nv
FIvnn ana a'tepward squire. took scat near the lHw-
vars Mr. Sure returned To the stewart hbllhH hlicf
The discuss on and Mr.. Flynn walked toward MI. NO"
Nh ,rnc said that he had not heard Of any proposed
ocfiou on the ptr Of the Aiturneyc"eFal 10 employ
snec,a counsr 10 try Flynn ~qulTe. me Attorney
Gener,l had the rgnt take the case odt oi DIS hnHs
Ie satd hnt ne roull not sorry 10 DC spfiel inc
trn,,hc and respon-iity of tie cases Ihere vas 10
Of any such report among those VINO axe
connected with the Distuct-AtOFnoy's ouice