The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-18
FROM NEW YORK.
LAW suir AGAINST A MINISTER.

LAW sui AbAlNsT n NlNlsTkh.
New York, September 1.-THE wife
of tho Row. Mr.. Weswell, of 81. Johns
chapel in this city. sued hor husband for
portion Of her property which no has con-
yortod To- his own use. She is u daughter
OF the late Bishop BcrDsu, of Trinity
church. She was worth so, 900 when she
was fret married and charged Weswell
with robbery.
Am FoR sUREv EPoRr
The members Of the Culton Exchange
forwarded -, 900 to Shrovepot, to-day.
spRAouE A0AiS.
In addition 10 the loans inside by
Spraguc of money belonging to the city of
Brooklyn which we're teegraphed
previously, it subquently appears that
he made loan OF $50 900 to the William.
aniic railroad from the general fund vt
Brooklyn city, hut fearing tho fraud would
be discovered, the amount was returned 10
the general fund bat an equal amount
was taken from the educational loan AMI
aloan of $4,000 wns made ON the bond,
OF the Suspension Bridge and Erie juno
,ion railroad bonds. Tho district attorney
a'so stated to-day that Mills, Sprapue
and Rodman used funds to speculate on
Wall street, and mentioned the firm ot
Mark " Go, ~ among those who received
large losns from them. Investigations
into the operations Of the Trust company
by the district attorney show, although
it, charter specially provides tba, loans
shall be inside 10 any Of its officers, some
SS6s 900 have been borrowed and used by
its trustees and other officials Of thi,
amount, $4,000 was loaned to $. I.
TASTED, member OF the legislature 81
900 10 Ias. ID. Fish, president Of the New
York marine; $500 o01 30 W. C. king.-
Icy, the Brooklyn bridge contractor, $40
900 TO Judge McCue, trustee slsS. 900
10 W. :. Lcsdslo and 500, OOU To- A. Low
and Brother, of which firm j. o. Law
one Of She trustees, iss partner, most Of
/ the loans have been paid
/ At a meeting OF tho National Executive
/ Committee Of the Radical Democratic
! party To- day, mn address to tho oranges Of
/ The patrons Of hu.bBn try was adopted.
| IL states the evils now being suhcred
/ arise from the irrespon.ibilty OF Rcpubli-
cans, of their canstitucnt., and say if the
[ people hgd control over officials. the act
/ ton II the Republicans with the privil-
| ege Of recalling them with power un-
worthy their trust, honesty would
/ be ih" rule ami c.rruption
. only possible by misrepresentation. The
watch word Of the Democratic party Of
/ fsrs cooperation, in.uring this reform.
~ FOR TE. ,EAns.
/ NEW YoHK, September lT.--George
/ Bias was sentenced 10 prison for ten years
/ for the murder Of Della Corcoian.
cOSsECRATIos,
/ The conservation OF Rev. br. Benz II
/ Paddock of Grsce church, brooklyn, ~
/ bishop Of Massachusetts, m tie place OF
the late Bishop, n. Canton, Of Esss,burn,
took place In Brooklyn this morning.
| The ceremonies were conducted in Grace
church ut l2:fj Pm. \ procession of
I clergymch entered the church, walking
two and two, headed 10y presiding bishop,
| Right Reverend DR.. Smith, Of Kentucky
Il numbered at leAs, l,j full couonicAls
comprising many Of distinction from the
city and Brooklyn Massachusetts, aut
other parts o; the country. Bishop
/ Stevens delivered the sermon. He show
cd tho extraordinary growth Of the Epis-
copsl church in this country since the las,
century, and said that 81 years ago to-dsy
the cousec alton of the fret American
bishop on American soil, took place ia
Trinity church. The conservation OF Rev.
DR.. Paddock, rs bishop Of Massachusetts
then took place with the usual ceremonies