New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-28

were his companions N confinement
last night and to-day.
Marshal Storen said tonight that no
more arrests were made during the day,
and declared that none OF the men nae
provided bonds. All the twenty-five
men in iail here will have opportunities
again to-mo row 20 provide BONDS.
District Attorney Frank I. Dallcl
said that the men who did not give
bonds would be confined ln JAN mere
until some time near the middle o'
January. when he expected that theE
would be- arraigned before Judge Ander-
son. The federal grand jury viii re-
convene 20 consider the cases mex
week.
Marshal Storen does not eNpec; 10
make more arrests tomorrow. u Wa
intimated that moro arrests would iOI-
low. but some Of the men were elthet
iU or not in Terre lIaute. He says
that q large majority Of the indicted
men are under arrest now. so that 10
will not be ,ceSsary for him 20 return
90 Terrc Haute with a large number OF
deputies
The investigation of the Ierre Haute
situation has not been completed. The
grand Jury will resume its session on
January 4. u is said that fully fifty Of
the men indicted at Terre Haute have
made a confession to DALEY and the
grand jury.
Mayor Roberts. whose Incarceration
is the sensation of the state, rs can
didate for the Democratic nomination
for Governor in 1915. and has been the
Democratic leader In Terre Haute only
short time. having risen rapidly IN
politics. lie was appointed city engi-
neer OF Terre Haute in 1910 and then
organized the City Council against the
Mayor. who quickly discharged HIM.
Roberts next was made county chalI
man Of the Democratic party, and not
onlv nominated his slate IN the PR
mary. but carried 10 through ln the
election Of 1912 His next step was 10
capturc the Democratic nomination ior
Mayor He won after an election m
which mon were slugged at the p0tls
and election officials driven from the
noilnc places. and the rough WORK
finally became 80 pronounced that APP
pcals were made 20 Governor Samucl
H. Ralstou before the day was over 10
take Q hand
4 grand jury investigated The elec-
ton ana returned indictments against
Roberts and a number OF his support
crs. Roberts was placed on trial, but
was acquitted after a sensational hear
ing. during which all male spectators
were searched for firearms TO prevent
shooting ahTay.
Roberts has been almost contInu-
ouey iu the limelight since his cleya-
ton 10 the Mayor chair He and ms
Board of Safety were hailed into court
the second day after he became May
or on q contempt charge over the dis
charge Of two patrolmen, but were
acquitted. Within the last year he wa
fined for contempt by Judge \. 3. An
derson. Of the federal court, for Vo-
latug "a court order regarding some
sewer work.
Then came the election OF last No
vcnber. which was declared by Ierre
Hautcans 10 have been worse than the
one the year before and was IN"
cause Of the present wholesale arrests.
When the grand jury completes the
investigation Of Terre llaute condi-
tions il will take up, according TO MNlr'
Dailev. conditions IN Indianapolis,
which In the last election we're SAID
20 rival Terre Haute conditions mo
MANY precincts. and also IN Evansville
where number Of organizations have
requested Mr.. Daley TO make an m
vestlgatlon