INDICTMENTSPOE MURDER.Marie AaitiiiMt Huartct of ClikappoIlmtditM,Chicago, Nov. 2S.—Indictments were; voted by the grand jury today against! Harvey Van Dine, Peter Ntedermeicr and ; Emil RoeskI, the thre^ young bandits; arrested yesterday at the close of a : spectacular man bunt in Indiana, An In- j dictmeot was also voted against Gus-j tave Marx, who murdered Officer Quinn | and was with the others In 1th® majority : of their crimes. ;Against Van Dine indictments were j voted charging him with comnI!'**'» in il.ive murders against NIedemcler indictments in connection with four murders, and against Marx indictments for four | murders, Rooskl will stand trial for one j murder.No cognisance can be taken in Illinois of the murder of Sovca in. Indiana Friday, nor of tite shooting of Detectives Driscoll and Zimmer in Indiana. It is the intention of State's Attorney Deneen to bring the men to trial as quickly as possible.MAY BE SEPARATE TRIALS.It may be necessary to have two trials, us, although the four men worked together, it happened when the greater crimes wore committed, one of the number was absent. Roes Id was not at the robeiy and murdeis at the car burns,Marx was alone when hi killed Of I Leer Quinn Either one of these two, therefore, will probably have a separate trial, unless a general plea of guilty. Is made by all four men.City Physician Todd today, with the aid of two assistants, removed the shot from the bodies of Van Dine, Neidtrmeier and Roeski. Van Dkie and Neidermeier did not flinch, but Roeskl, feverish with the wound In his leg,*squirmed under the forceps. Twenty-eight smalt shot were taken from Roeskl’s body, thirteen from. Van line's, and six from the face and forehead of Neidermeier. Neidermeier and Van Dine joksd with Roeski when the physicians were probing for the shot Sn the man's back. That’s what you get for running,” they laughed.SAYS HE ALSO UOil BED Tit A IKS*Chicago, Nov. *!$,—Peter Neidermeier confessed tonight that he1 has been guilty of robbing trains?, in addition to„ his other crimes.He admitted that he was the leader of CJift gang that hold up and robbed n Baltimore and Ohio passenger train near Mi Her, Ind, two years ago. The . robbery was coin milled near the spot where the three men were discovered yesterday by tlio police and Nleder-meler said tonight the dugout in which he and his companions were found yesterday wan the exact spot In which lie and hia partners in the train robbery had hidden before holding up tlio train,