The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-20
ONE CENT
Thomas S. Clark, were as follows:

Thomas S. Clark, were as follows:
May II, 1896, $40; May 10, 1896, $3.50;
October II, 1893, 800; October 2l, 1893,
$175; November Is, 1898, $95; december
5, 1893, 5000; December II, 1893, $l97. .I5;
June %, 1894, $50; July 6, 1894, $50;
February u, 1896, $50; May II, 1896,
$3.50: May 49, 1896, $3.50; November l3,
1896, $50; March 8, 1897, S6l.
On May Goth, 1897, Mr.. Boggs paid to
Amos Cole 4 Co., Mr.. Boggs represent
ing the company, $14l.25.
| In the thre. years that Mr. Boggs had
dealings with John r. McGoni gal, the
latter gentleman assisted in the looting
of the bank to the extent of $1,000
Harry F. Ford, in the Indictment, it is
shown secured $1,000. Tie indictment
concludes as follows:
And the grand jurors aforesaid upon
their respective oaths and afiirmations
do further present:
That William n. Boggs, late OF the
District of Delaware, yoeman, on the
twenty-eighth day of May, A. ID. 1897, at
the District aforesaid, did knowingly,
Wiliully, unlawfully and fraudently con-
spire with Ezekiel 7. Cooper, Thomas s.
Clark, Charles II. Butler, Amos Cole,
Harry +. Ford and sundrv other persons
to the Grand Jurors unknown, to COM
nit an oftense against the United States
for the purpose hereinafter stated and in
the manner and by the means following,
that is to say: He, the said William N.
Boggs, was then and there teller of
certain National banking association,
then and there known and designated as
"The First National Bank of Dover"
which said association had been there
tofore duly organized and established
and was then existing and doing
business at the town of Dover. in the
State and district of Delaware, aforesaid,
under the laws of the United States; and
the said William n. Boggs,, teller as
aforesaid, Ezekiel T. Cooper, Thomas s.
Clark, Charles H. Butler, Amos Cole,
Harry F. Ford and sundry other persons
to the Grand Jurors unknown, did then
and there knowingly, unlawfulIy and
fraudulently conspire then and there to
embezzle certain large amount of tho
moneys of the United States, to wit: The
sum OF one hundred and seven thousand
dollars then and there belonging to the
said association, then and there with in
tent in them and each of them the said
William n. Boggs, and the said Ezekiel
T. Cooper, Thomas S. Clark, Charles II.
Butler, Amos Cole, Harry +. Ford and
suudrv other persons to the Grand Jurors
unknown fo injure and defraud the said
association, for the use and benefit and
advantage of him. the said WilliamN.
Boggs, and the said William N. Boggs
did, then and there knowingly, wilfuliy
and unlawflllly conspire with the said
Ezekiel T. Cooper, Thomas S. Clark,
Charles H. Butler, Amos Cole, and
Harry +. Ford and sundry other persons
to the Grand Jurors unknown, know
ingly, unlawfully and fraudulently to
embezzle said money of said assoca-
tion aforesaid and then and there
with Inherent in them the, said
William \. Boggs and the said
Ezekiel I. Cooper, Thomas s Clark,
Charles ii. Butler, Amos Cole. Harry +.
Fcrd and sundry other persons to the
Grand Jurors unknown, and in each of
them to injure and defraud the said as
sociation, against the peace and dignity
of the United States and contraryt, the
form OF the statute OF the sad United
Stitles III s'icIl case lildue pfoNluellt.
LEWIS c. NANpniRlFr,
United States Attorney District Of DtIa-
ware.
1t is thought that the labors of the
Grand Jury will be completed within
the next two days and indictments be
presented against every one of the
persons interested in the lootng of the
bank.
Strange to relate the names of United
States Senator Richard Rollins Kenney
and John +. Salisbury, it is said, does
not appear, but these gentlemen it is
stated, will become interested later on,
possibly after the trials OF Mr.. Boggs and
his fellow loOters.