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, 1870-06-20

The debate in the Senate Oh the Hatch
Babcock San Domingo investigation led to
some ''changes Of base on the part Of
learned Senators, which have not been OK
celled since our first campaign on the Pc
nirsr1a. The point in controversy YVES,
whether the investigation should be made
by the Committee on Foreign Relations, or
by select committee. Senator EYe pro-
tested strongly against the Foreign Reid
tons Committee, because it's ChAirman
Senator Summer, had expressed an opinion
adverse to General Babcock. As for him.
self (Hye), he affirmed that General Bah
cock was ssas pure as. the waters of the
mountain from melted SNOW" Having thus
expressed his own opinion in advance, and
having said many cutting things against
Sumner for doing 80, he wont on to say:
AI proclaim that ts1n not, on any consideration,
Be on ihat eonsnitee-"
Readin on few columns more in the
Globe, We find that the President of the
Senate appointed four Dou,inicans and
three anti Dominicans on the committee,
with Senator Nye as Chairman! We do
not observe that Senator Nye declined to
serve, or that be considered himself in any
degree disqualified By the fact that he had
previously expressed an opinion.
, 1870-06-20
ILLINOIS,
A Seducer In TEonble-k1is NelEhhors
Take q RolAtexaus Meth0a OF lmti.
mating their DesiFc for His Rcmo-
vaI-A Shooting Affair the Result.

NAA-A cNV@eAA4A <AhA&A0 hAsE A&E1AAAk-
DgEALB, juno IA man named Mtsner, hay-
ing wife and four chllurea,--a well-to-lo farmer
~ s9naw Grove. n thiscounty,-.Nno Was s11esteo
Of a neighhor.F daughter, aged II, and Hhose case
is still under adEssen; IN re- courts 9f this coan
unknown party Of men numbering about 80 or 90.
The object OF these noisy disturbances, which
hare been repeated several times, Is TO drive Mlz-
ner from the nel2hborhcod. 1t Is said he 1fed
upon the party, .9heEeu1on they returned the dre,
completely rtduifng the house With bullets, more
thsn a hundred aHk!ug i. Misner bag had some.
thing Hike a dozen Of hls netEhbors arrested for
RIOT Their examination takes place here to-day,
and causes intense excitement through the part OF
tie county where the occurrence took place.
pEEALB, juno 1a--The examination Of the
parties arrested for riot In the Atsucr case is 60
Ing on before Esquire Gilbert Hetzner, OF aurora
Hun. j. '. Randall Of Dekalt, appears as the de-
fence, and Mask White, Of DeKa1b, and Charles
Kcnnm, Of Sycamore, for the prosecution. No
new dcEelopmcnts. Tne names Of tne parties IN
full are William Mlsner, David HoughtalEng, aud
his daughter Adeline. The arrested are oliver
Jordan, Daniel Rowe and SOD, 4Jer1, and eight
nfher9
, 1870-06-20
CROPS.

A letter from Carthage, Hancock County,
June 10, SAYS: t.Wheat is looking welt, but
thin on tho ground. Rye is thin. Oats and
grass are short, owing to want OF spring rains.
4 large breadth Of corn has been planted but
bad seed, cut WORMS and other causes have
caused much anxiety. and additional labor to
this crop, but, at this time, good stand OF
lue growing corn, much bcuchted BY recent
showers, gives promise Of Ill abundant yield.
Indeed, everything points to q 'hig,' old-faah-
ioned Illinois corn crop"
Tho New Albany Ledger calls npon the clerk
Of the weather to dry up, il he does not wish
TO damage the harvest
THE Huntington Herald nays: 's Just in
time to eaye the oats. wheat. and corn. the
OF rain stormB, which have continued almost
daily during tho past week. Tie supply has
been rather in excess OF our necessities but
the prospects for all kinds Of crops have been
very much improved"
The Columbia City (Whit1oy County, Posi-
dance of rain whinf, has fallen during the psst
week It came tn the nick Of time TO save tho
growing crops The wheat crop, from present
appearances. will DO nearly an average one
Tie s,taw will be shorter than usual, but the
beads sre lafge and we'll filed. The harvest
The Liberty {Union County, Re+ald says:
From info1mation gathered by convorsing
with farmers from different parts OF tho
county, Ne believe We correctly aum up tho
crops VI follows: Wheat is shout half crop !;
corn il weather is favorable, there will bo l
fair crop; potatoes. prospect not very pronis-
ing, oats, prospect 5ood
The Detroit Tribune OF tho 18th says ::
"Our latest reports from our correspondents
relative to the condition and prospects OF the
crops ere as follows:
, 1870-06-20
MUSICAL.
Clssin8 Nay Of tie Ctnctannu Sesg-
erfese--Serisa4 Accident Cau1eA ~
Hn kl&T& al Fire.

erfese--serisa. Accident Canned hV
an AlaEEa al Fire.
CISe1sAr1, June 1a-Ths Cleveland Gesang-
se1eln sang s'Tns Water LII. and wels eso0'fa-
Tsea Wssa.ps' m nom ss;- s. tss, 81 .sag
ostsTfeier,1 10th reesis'n9 and dsse.vtnx
en1s 9; sae te a. q
tne L1rl.T The grand orchestra then e1ecuted
the allegro movement sn ., tHe &C., rs.a a14
~. IMaT Tar1h American Sengerbund was concluded.
re tota1 receipts TO the concerts have been about
l"eny r3n3,4SsII June 1s-At meeting Of the MEM
IA siopred. Meeun2B will hereafter occur ever
tideti for. the other changes are not Important
cases Of delinquent societies thst 60 OUT under tho
This evening, a. tho watchmsn At The Benger-
fest building was lighting the gaA- the dane Cana
in contact with some Il the decotationa which
took ire. The flames were extln8utaaeti With
dau4Re no more seflouS than the destruction
of two or threa dsGA, bnt the Consequence we1e
vev serious The nse alarm r. vs. M turned o. and ny
lei we're appfoAchinx horse attached to buggy
took Tight, running OVER four peTBonA A Af1.
Wo N15 g bsdi5 ns t5af "a, she ~ psoesy dte
seJtous!y su II hut md Ars oto Mo mreffsfsd 70
saSs ael ho1 rseetea y ~ seIas m!a,es
was large, slough lesa than the preceding even
inRA The entertainment opened with the nrat
movement ot The overture 10 Aendelssonn'a
"Calm Sea- which w29 executed Bs1ll more sue
cessfuIJ Than last night Ne1t followed choruses
By Individual socIettez The Louisville Prob
sion saDK ABeAutitul Rhine." the Sandusky
Nennerchor the "German Muse" Both were
heartily app1aude1i. The Cleveland Mennetchnr
sAna \ Eu1kixh drinking song, receiving m
encore The Wooster A9nperchor sang the = For-
est Prayer" also e1acoreL The orchestfa perform
cd Regetta from Symphony Ia D hy Beethoven
The Sehe.zo and Ada9to moveu1entin Columbus
Is now Performing. The latter Is 4 great Improve
ment over the preceding effort
, 1870-06-20
vi, where he took charge Of the ShoshoneB
and Utes. This position b held until October

VI. where he took charge Of the Shoshopes
IA Utes. This position i. held antil October
List. =.
ucMaAH.
A well-known sporting man in Detroit has
secured Tie services Of . reformed gambler to
lecture IN that city, and "a to hare one-thtrd OF
Tho sttrgis journal Of the 18th SAYS
.sOn Friday last HI, George Mkllow, Wills en-
gaged At work in faeld adjoining the village
Of Ontario, was approached BY man named
jerks. cooper Of that place. who, without
times, killing him After the shooting, jerks
returned to town, told what he had done, and
caye himself over to tho authorities, Who took
Fin, 10 Lagrange, and, sfter preliminary e1-
AMMUNITION, lodged him in the county jail It
tLat tlace. The CAUSE Of the shooting VIC
hare not learned, moro than That Jenks Ac-
cused Mallow and seyetzl others Of the place
Hitll interfering With his private business"
A ire-etory hotel building, now standing in
Ontcnagon, Is to be taken down and re-arcctcd
in Duluth.
MISSOURI
A mig at Sparta las rooted up $4,000 in gold
which The owner buried during tho war and
forgot. .-..-....,,
Direction OF tho Missouri State Board OF AgFi-
culture, vii take place on the I'D, 23d, and
24th INST, near Graham Station, on the North
Missouri Railroad, about thirteen u1sles from
ST. Louis. A large number Of leading machines ~
Of lhe country are cntored, and tho tzial will,
without doubt, prove an interesting ono,
A magnetic doctor named Mrs. D. Il. tso4-
len has asled for divorce from worthless
husband in st. Louis. In her petition she
states that she provided for the wants OF
both, paying ali expenses; TINT although he
vas house painter ho did not work, but lived
on her earninga; that shs followed the busi-
ness Of .clairvoyant, magnetic and botanic
| PHYSICIAN advertising to cure long list OF
diseases without asking 4 question: and e1-
amiuine patients at distance with q eitnple
tstatement Of name, age, and one OF. two Of
the leading symptoms and enclosing i've dol
1ars.'"
a Cincinuati paper says: 'The vito Of Mr.
Thos. Turner. colored man residing on Oh
! aervatory Koad, il said to have given birth te
clild about one year ago whose head nov
1 measures thirty-three inches in diameter, sne
| weighs twenty-five pounda. II was only with
| III tie past fsw weeks that the remarkable era
! NAL development began, and for several week!
the head Of the youthful Webster has lncroaset
at the rate Of half inch per week. The bod,
plods slong ut the usual speed.
, 1870-06-20
WASHINGTON.
8pecix1 DespstcA 70 ths Ch3eszo 11aonne
sua rEKFry WHffFfNOK1.

1HB CHKxnI NHff7aNo1A
WlaHxurox, June 1R-Thc cfe<esaAs OK Mo"-
Ge1nnfe xc1e Unexpectedly Atd pe1o9e INC aoess
b. the Speaker, this kffetnooo. wNn mo essoso*
mention On the part of his tcr fftenta 70 n1!e
them rcfer1ed to 4 committee. It Taa saoo2as
Whluepore choss his opportunity wbea the House
wa thta, scarcely q quorum being pEeWat1 Aao1
besides, It h2d been ordered that the very nour
when he presented them should be devoted 70
Special subject However, Ns. Logan had 2ntaot-
ites anu Dteeedcoss, 70 far "a any approach Iaes
csse, 1cadJ In btu deak, and u once oo-
1ectea to the swearing tn OF Whttesnose'
aud refused 10 yield to : poorly
sustained edoFt oH the part OF few Of bis hiaR0
ia send the whole Nzstef 70 the Cdnumftsea On
Eleetzeaa. H. LsEn, In few wors1s, set tAe
salient potutS Of the cRse before tue uo1se. and
with telling effect There Vas unusual quiet aud
cl0se aSsensaon- Nj. Logan, having evihe1saJ c2t-
rIed his proposition to decide the case ta open
Hoose, yielded for motion 70 postpone TIN Tues
day. The sentiment developed against the Eecop-
tion OF Whtttemora Was Innch stronger than those
Who oppose him hzf expected.
orKKNoR BULLOCK, OF GBoRG1A-
The State TREASURER o9 Georgia teIe91aphs to
member OF the House: aEverJ charge made
against Governor Bullock has been fully sustained
by the testimony before the committee, Ehl}a his
s1alnst me, 50 far as they have any Significance,
hare been EcfatEd"
xB- HoARS SUCCESSOR.
The chances for Acker1n21E confirmation Sc I'm
sood. Some Of the extreme eenshern Senators,
a1d few OF the s81ne class from the North, are
expected to oppose hu1- The following, among
others from the South, will support nln: War
ner, Pool, Abbott, Flanlean, Ames, Robertson. and
Gilbert, while Hana!1tonv Mcdonald, Rice, Spell
Ger, and Osborne will probably oppose him Tho
President gFes as his reason for selecting Acker-
man, that he was personally acquainted with him,
, 1870-06-20
MARYLAND.

An Embcxzllug Postmaster-Ac coaaS
Ktss-murder in BAltfNoxes
BALTIMORE, june IA B. "oodcoez. ~
Postmaster Piedmont ..s;. ~ ~ q tae ssa Past
ns esrs ysssssa4y en n for cm6e1ziing money nom
if tns uaiseS ssases. Me xas committed to await
ne ac1on sehstisnd 9t recovered t2ooo in the su-
,,sHs Gnnrt Of this clty,. from John Lesson. for
EsstTg Nra steberlanas hand a4s.nss heF VII Ill.,.
"A coiored man named 1Ame4 LeH0 Nas killed
GbSs 81 nm VITA tst11 erect, beexa1e he ref1aed
to work for Tin. 80:
, 1870-06-20

s|Y;;=. @1}9s 7Esc6 M9oF151fsod l6a 1e1H.
sn.e. ses11 = .1E1glestn4S} 3HW3 h4Ie
~ ss5s.,ss: .|.!ss So ees.ss: r:
he scfio1 of Counties wuzd s1kKt1s inst ne
n3sctn1 - snr f.Nx.Enau OF tbs Comfy Comnisaee
On sas delegation would scoouRl.sa sais wttaoHs
Guuh4e, and enable him 70 oeas M Rsfson wN&
ree Stafe CummirsEa r. 10 tAe d&e4Hof 0e en-.
fH&A
HtHned).
Wx- GARRETT VA NA4KN,
tkWU 4tLEs, T. W. RkfH8GH,
y 5AAES VI. G DoNxAH,
= Es6Ff, WIL1AH LAkRABK1,
= : ILAA1soS, CIV. BLSaKT1,
A. De luFaF y. C. Dk4MH, :. :.
Sc8te Ceutral Committee.
, 1870-06-20


The Senate toiht fesofatlon TOT tue appointments
ot NaIal Board 70 examine cases ol omccfs Who
deem themBeife8 0n1usty passed orel ~ promo
uons maze N conlotMl+y HitA LIE ae& o1 Congress
OF Juf5 u 1855, Was passed.
81. Lorls AaskSAL- -,,,...-
MI AsfEh, ftpm re Comm1tee on Multaly
Ahalfs fepoffed oill 4menalnG tae act u teiac
faasea- "
=" FESsloS BtIt REJEE1k9.
Ine ba 70 res:o!e ne pension OF ~ AalRafet l.
hTbees OF Ien0esseey WAS Eejected-geas, o3s maya,
Is.
AHAI AED NAFf 0Ff1CEA3. ACCoUSIS-
Mr. WASHBCRN+ OF Massachusetts, from the
Committee on Claims. repaSted back the Senate
Officers Of the army aud navy, in cascs Vhere the
voucher Is lost, and for over paEments, &c, with
an amendment limiting the settlements to sums
under s., 900, and to pnlcers IN whose accounts
there IS no apparent fraud. The amendment was
agreed to ana the bill passed
Wur1TRHoRES CREDENTIALS
The Speaker submitted The credentials OF =. F.
WhlttemoIe, from the First Congressional District
OF South Carolina
The credentials were read and Mr. LOGAN OBJ
leCtcd to Wh1fteMore betn& BWofn ID, Tor reasons
be vas prepared 10 state TO the House. LIE did
not want the matter referred to any committee
The House WIS COMMITTEES enough TO 1nd8e Of It
He objected to the oath Of once being admtnts-
tered to this man. because oe had dlsauahned alm-
self from being memoef OF tnis oody.
~; FAhNsWUhiA af9neo tnAb tae m1t1es
should be teIelfed to com Mtsee 50 taat tne &c
t1on q The house might oe pased upon 1uA p1e-
ssntation Of the facts and aotnor1tes
Nj. LoA3Ah did not wang me 9uestson toRn 70
anY commlttee, 70 pe poGEeted tl1 altel tae ~
1ouEnment o. E9n&eM ne ransea aan 81 quss1on s"so
serted 0y fne House noH- Ilefe "8a no nEceH4-
, 1870-06-20
MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1870.
TIE ELECTION on THE SECOND oF July.

will take place. The people aro then to ac-
cept Q. reject the new constitution. This
instrument is universally acceptable to the
people, and, strange as it may seem, there
lies the only danger that it may be defeated
There is no public opposition, but there is
not the less a determined organization OF
private interests to reject it. While it Is
true thai, if the whole people Of the State
were to vote, seveu-eigghths Of them would !
vote for it, it is no less true that this gener-
al app,ovaI, and the absence Of any open
opposition, points to such light vote that
there is great danger that the minority,
small as it is, may defeat the constitution. |
In one-third Of the State the only ques-
ton to be voted upon is the acceptance or
rejection of the constitution. In the 1s-
manning two-thirds the people have to
choose Judges Of the Supreme Court, bat
in each of these districts the competition
between candidates is SO slight that there is
really no sufficient contest to draw out
full vote. In This county alone is there to
be an election for Circuit Judges, aud here
the candidates are 50 acceptable generally
that the usual competition at elections can
hardly be said to exist.
Il should be borne in mind that the con-
stitution cannot be adopted without rotes,
nor can Judges be elected unless somebody
turns out to sote for them. The new con-
stitutiou DESTROYS one Of the greatest
sources Of corruption and fraud which pre-
vail go n1armingly in all parts of the cour-
try. It abolishes and prohibits special legis-
lation, and. if it contained no other provis-
ion, it oug glt to command the approving
vote of every man in Illinois, It puts an
end to all that kind Of legislation By which
the public have been made the servants of
,,en invested with special privileges and
no,,,o,;es II rcn]acas the crude pro-
v;s;ons NJ twenty reara a,o with new
s.,aa .5.nt.d to n ch,ncad circumstances
sea s IL a..,.+1 - .Io rraassnt 5av When
tha oonrtitnt;on of 1s4s xas maie. there
49, ~ hn, twan,v ,,,,es of railroad in onera-
g.. :. 11,;,o;s s,a fba ,,,oot;xae 1,,Eer nsed
, 1870-06-20
Heavy Revenue suits Compromised
NomlmA1ion for Senator In s2ae E'lr1&
Diatrics-A Musical Jubilee at Bel

SrK1SGFtkLD, H. June 1a-Astor Rluford VII
son, the efficient District Attorney for the Southern
District Of Illinois, has from time to time, brought
e1s 1 at Pekin, ill.,, for . violation Of tic
revenue laws Of the United Starea Forty-tWo
suits had been doeketed, averaging IN damages
morning agreed upon, By which the defendants
pay $ss,o09-abour tWo-shIrds the aggregate
amouutot the damages laid In the sults-
Joseph ). Cook, OF Shawneetown, Ill, has been
nominated for Senator IN the First Senatorial Dis
trict under the new constitution. ue Is an able
lawye1. and viz make . good Senator:
Beividere On the ssh inst, aud Will be pasucipa-
ted in By 200 singers
Horrible Butchery Committed by an
Insane Woman ueNr Wosdatock,
HI.
evening, MIS- Peter Westzel, living two and one
haIf miles west Of this place. In the absence Of he.
Of age, to sieep a. : ioungs, I'D while
ass ase. SS4i Wis sting ss at H. taelS e.ttes
nioss 1ie apon he heaa from behlnd b1saknx III
skun and rendering him lnsensib!e- Tue daughter
awakening, attempted to run from the house, bal
y IL ia md aase
CACHES thereon. The daughter 1nally escaped
from the mother, ran to Tho naghhon and gave
tas sa xas %ssss e 81 beeR sS1ff !: T
bors she Was found In bedroom with her wind
pipe nearly severed, and razor covered witt
with the axe firmly REasped In his hands, the noo1
covered with blood and showing aikna OF des
petate struggle, aud altogether present
| DEs. Richardson and Cranaa1l, Of thi
| place, were soon in attendance, aud dressed tn.
I wounds Of all. The recovery Of the BOZ anl
danFhter is probable; that Of the mothe
| doubtful
Mrs Weltzcl had previously gone to neigh
bo1's, where her husband was u Wofk, and u1et
tended 10 Kill the whole family, and then end he
oHn life. They are q poeE, hazu-woEkinz German
family. ignorant Of our language: and tzuuhl'
and other tn!noftunes. hare rendered the Won1ar
| temporarily insane.
, 1870-06-20
RatlreaA Aid PFeFo4ibfaA Be3ses At
sandwich.

SANDWICH. IL, Juno 1a-The result OF To elss-
tsGn befd at IumunsnR, II, to-daJ, voting &7n,0e8
IA 70 the Cticago Rock River Hal1roaa Raa 1a4
nsf9tiy lRalnst shn subscription
, 1870-06-20
. GREECE

GREECE.
ATHENS, June 1a--Gnstare Ffnurrn5, who Hr-
rived in Greece some time ago. has, 1t Is said,
ceIved notice to quiet The country, In accordance
with demand from the FrcDcn Government 10
that effect. The movements Of E1o1rena have
been made 80 secretly, that it Was not suspected
thxt he had left London
, 1870-06-20
Killed by the Accidental Discharge
ef q 'Ff1tel.

INpfAyArnIIs. Ind., June IL-E F. Stenef1,
patent model mater, was instantly knled this a.
te1noon, By the discharge Of 4 pistol he wa8
PohahlnE At the time.
, 1870-06-20

" handle without aaking Him whether you
shall tell your wife or not. lou can recolect
tho back- handed blow gaze some Of you last
] something y1 Ehieh h icy N could % not I'll fheir
wives. / would not trust such men out OF
eight with my dinner. God viii not trust the
least thing to such peraons. Sisters, il you
arc tn pain because yon cannot tell your nus
bands everything, you had better take little
cstnip tea and get over It, II you can. Giving
endowmentH to = great many proves their over
throw, through roveahn2 thinRn IT, thann whsea,
they cauuot keep."-Brl9ha7l Young, June
fsLEArE AND BE D-D."
"Wlat, sustain wouaan q wife, in pEofer-
enco to sustaining the Prophet Joseph, Brother
brigham, and his brethren! Your religion -
vain when you take that course. Well, my
wife my ssy, : II you will sustain Big hsm U
preference to me, I will leave you; ! should
reply, 4Lcavo and be d IA and that very
quickly. That IL part Of my relgion-leave,
quickly, you poor Rnoopv Women were never
placed to lead Women are made to be led,
and counRelled, and directed + they are not
led, and do not make their cables fast to the
power and authority. they, arc connected to.
they will he damned. Then let every mans
Wis strengthen the cable that connects her to
her husband, for, il she does not do 50, she
will 20 to hell, and you cannot help it.
Talk abont loving God and this people! Talk
about Ioging God, and not love the men that
lesd you-got out with your nonsense: LOO
not want half-heasted creatures to labor for
me-poor, miserable things, they are not tlt
for anything! Some Of them have been IN
/ the house Of Israel fifteen OK twenty years,
and are following the devil There are poor,
miserable curHes in our midsr, and there is not
worne5 Who vii 90 and tell them everything
that is said, and tel moro than is true. Thnre
are men and woman in this congress-
tion Of this stamp, wish had
some stones, I want TO-. pelt your
cursed heads, fof you lie Ike bell Are you
your brethren? II you are not, you bad better
put ont, ron poor eussas."-H G. Kimbau.
July u, 1857.
"What disposition ought the people to make
hes @ Fss T Sd "a hs zposd 5os
He says they are worthy Of death. I am in-
clined to believe his decision was = just one.
Then, what ought this meek people, who keep
the commandments OF God, to do unto them
Why, says one, they ought 10 pray to the Lord
te h Eli them isa M v1nt to know know, il {oa would
do all your dirty work When i
man prays for thing be ought to be willing
TO perform it himself. But Il the Latter Day
5aints Rhou1d put to de1th the coyenant-braRk
ers, It would Try the faith Of the very meek,
just, and pious ones among them, and it Hpuld
we were in 3 situation favorable to our doing
that which is justidahla before God without
any communicating influence OF GENTLE ANAL
gamsuon, laws, and traditions, that the people
Of God might Lay the axe at the root Of The
@ re, md snd every tree that brinKeth pot forth
Believe That people would do right
and keep the law of Grd !; b. &c
tualy putting to death trsnse1sssnrs
Putting TO death t1ansRressoas wunM ex-
, 1870-06-20
AM.
Federal Affairs In the Territory
journalistic.
Polygamy, Ancient and Modern
Some Sayings Of the Saints on Women.
Brjgham's Bibic.

fFRox QUE SPECIAL cOKRERrtDIsT. -.
SALT LAKE CITY, Ut&hf juno II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-07
THE FRIEND OF THE DUMB BRUTE.

Bcrgh In Brooklyn--Criminais Captured.
At an early hour yesterday morning a squad OF
oflcers OF the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Animals surprised a driver on one OF the city
horse cars white the latter watering his 'spa-
vincd animals at the,Fulton street terminus Of the
road. by ordering him to unharness the poor animals,
which were unfit to drive. The car was only
temporarily delayed, as other and sound horses
were procured Mt the railroad stable IN that vcinltys
This team Is one OF many similar used up horses
which are kept at the stables during the day and
are made TO trot over the road under the cover of
darkness that the parsimon0u5 greed Of the opulenE
railroad corporation may be fully satIated ieGthe
cost to
THE UNFORTUNATE BEASTS
OF burden be what 1t may. death in the harncss''
is the end to which they would assign these poor
nags that have served their sphere Of usefulness
under the broad light OF day. and have grown to be
only INT for a tour Of darkness. Other arrests mado
between midnight aud sunrise by Professor Bergh's
detectives are as foll0ws:-l. Team OF grays CALLED
and lame; Greenwood car, No. II3; Thomas Morgan
driver. 2. Bay horse, CALLED shoulder, which
was raw aid bleeding under the collar Fulton
avenue car, No 80; Edward Fitzgerald, driver. o.
Bay horse lame and CALLED, with aIicnyiose jolntsi
Greenpoint car, No. 1896: August Nunnenkatnpp.
driver. 4. Bay horse terribly sprung In the knees;
scarcely able to retain upright posifion; Green.
wood car, NO. lat; Mcnaei Ryan. driver. o. Bay
horse IN the last stage OF lameness Fulton avenue
car, NO. %: John McGiveney, driver q. Bay horse,
very lame one hoof cracked TO the depth OF an inch
ana half and split clear across; Fulton avenue
car, No 3; Patrick Daley, driver. "