The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-22
SENATOR QUAY INDICTED.

True Fills Found Against Him, His Son,
 and Ex-Treasurer Haywood.
 Philadelphia, Nov. 21-The grand jury to-day presented to the county court true bills of indictment against United States Senator M. $. Quay, his son Richard R. Quay, and ex-State Treasurer Benjamin J. Haywood, charged with conspiracy unlawfully to use public money deposited in the Peo- plea bank of this city for the purchase and sale of stocks and for other pur pcsss not authorized by law. John s. Hopkins, former cashier of the People s bank, now dead, ia named as party to the conspiracy.
 Subsequent to the presentation of the indictments District Attorney Graham appeared in court and asked for per- mission to withdraw the attachments obtained for the appearance before the grand jury oi Cashier William Mont gomery of the Allegheny National hank of Pittsburg and Cashier stephen B. Stone of the Beaver Deposit bank Of Beaver, Pa.
  had desired to present to the grand jury through the two cashiers named certain evidence in the suit against Sem ator Quay and others, but as this mat ter had now passed out of the hands of the grand jury their presence would not be needed until the case should be brought to trial He intimated that he would then demand their appearance as 1 witnesses and would also insist upon the production of certain books and l parsrs of those banks. The court granted the district attorneys reque st and the attachment for the cashiers were ordered cancelled.
 i The true bills returned by the grand ! jury are five in number The first charges Mir. Quay with conspiring with John $. Hopkins for the unlawful use 1 of the money of the Peoples bank in ! the purchase and sale of stocks of i various corporations for the account and benefit and profit of M. S. Quay. | The second indictment charges M. S. Quay with conspir.ng with John s. Hrp- Sins to unlawfully buy and sell stocks knowing that the said Hopkins was 1 cashier of the Peoples bank
 The third indictment charges Benja- min H. Haywood, M. s. Quay and Richard R. Quay with conspiracy to l convert to their own use s100,00O of the pubic money cf Pennsylvania when Haywood was the state treasurer of Pennsylvania and also with the use of the $100,000
 l The fourth bill charges M. $. Quay and Benjamin J. Haywood with con- pNir I, T William B. Hart Henry K Boyer, John w. Morrison, Samuel M. Jackson and Charles II. Mckee on March 2S. 1898, unlawfully to use and with using to make profit, certain large sums of pub- 1 lie money of the commonwealth which had been deposited in the People, bank by the several state treasurers. Of thoss named Messrs. Quay, Livsey Hart, Boyer, Morrison, Jackson and 1 Haywood have been state tteasurers succeeding each other in the order | named.
 The fifth and last bill charges B. J. l Haywood, as state treasurer, with un- lawfully loaning $1000o0 of state money which it is alleged went to Richard R. Quay. and also with receiving pecuniary benefit from the deposit of state money in the Peoples bank.
 Senator Quay and his son Richard R. Quay arrived here to-day. They de- clined to discuss the indictments found against them. The senator and his son were for some time closeted with their counsel. It is probable they will ap- l pear III court tomorrow to plead to the indictments and as District Attorney Graham will press for an immediate i trial there is likelihood of the case be- ing called for trial on Wednesday.