The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-30
[. 5. DARROW : IS INDICTED
HELD BY GRAND JURY ON FOUR COUNTS AND BAIL IS FIXED A T,
 $2o,ooo AND FURNISHED.
Darrow Says Glad Suspense Is Over and District Attorney Fredericks Says There Is No Chance of
 eseapins Punishment.

Los Angeles Cal. Jan % Clarenc 5. DaTow, union labor attorney. tc day was ldicted for bribery and cor ruption of jurors by the county gran, itfyy 0! Les Angeles eonatv whicl ior four weeks has been inyestigat ing allegations of corruption in con nection with the trial in the MeNa mara dynamite case. Two indictments were returned containing four counts
 Two of inc counts charge narow ' with bribery and attempted corrup ton Of Robert Bain. the first juror sworn to try James B McNamara. the confessed dynamiter and murderer, now serving a life term a San Quen. tin The remaining counts alleged the bribery and corruption of George \ Lockwood. venlreman, summon. ed in the McNamara ease.
 Bert Franklin. detective. who is alleged actually to have passed the 1fibe money to Bain and Lockwood, is accused Of the same offeases in lnfofmations filed some time ago in the superior court Franklins trial has been set for February 27
 The maximum penalty that could be imposed on DarFow fer conviction on all counts is 90 years imprisonment and fines aggregating sl00O0 He is 17IdgF s20,000 bail. but tonight the former chief defender of the McNa- naras said he was glad the suspense was over and that he would face his arraignment Thursday in the superior court with an equanimity born of his innocence.
 Darrow had several days notice of inc impending accusations and ca saE urday he retained Earl Rogers, ar attorney who directed the first work. of unearulling evidence against the Times building dynamiters, and who later. as special prosecutor, had charge of the grand jury investiga 6en. which resulted ia the filing of ihe first dynamite indictments.
 Judge C F. McNutt, associate coun- sel in the McNamara defense. also was retained by Darrow Today au inti nation from the district attorneys office reached Barrow that the charges against him would be reported today and he at once set about arranging for bail Mrs LeCompte Davis. wife Of oae of Darrows associates in the MeNamara ease and Colonel Charles Young a friend of the accused law ger. supplied the bail fixed by Judge N. P Conrey, who sat for presiding Judge George H. Sutton,
 The formalities today were brief Judge Conrey received The tments and ordered bench warrants issued The warrants were served on Darrow in the courtroom. and the judge ask cd Deputy District Attorney W. Jo- HeRH Nih " NHdl it aAib"HHt MN"iN RN proper amount of bail
 This is very serious charge, said Ford, 4and I would suggest the highest amount compatible with its degree of gravity
 Ten thousand on each indictment said Judge Conrey iaconcally
 Mrs Davis and Colonel Yaung anat flied at once. and Darrow, apparently greatly relieved. left with his attor ne3s.
 This is something 1 never had to do before said DaTow Tbut 1 think can beat it."
 We have to prosecute the ease not to discuss it, said Assistant DIS trict Attorney Ford, and he declined to make further comment.
 The grand jury will resume it's Ill ,asttoaf43s4 fnvaorrOW