, 1873-05-03
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Special Dispatct to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Mny 2.-This was d feld-day in
the Train inquisition. After a number Of wit
nossos, including Oliver Onarlick and ono modi-
cal expert, Horace II. Day, had testified to
Trains sanity, and tho Jurors had forcibly pro-
tcsteu against tllv introduction Of any molo
similar testimony, on tho ground TINT 1t was
cumulative, George p. BomiB, Trans Private
Secretary, WIS callod to tho stand. Hc rapidly
skotohod his cousins extraordinary cnroer, md
fully bore him out in all hin assertions Ho tes-
tlhod that Train is q millionaire, and that his
money is 10 invested TINT 1t cannot
fall ultimately to bring him enormous wealth.
Ho said that Train's incarceration In Dublin
for debt ffas owing to tho bad faith Of James
A1oHonry, to whom tho money in question had
boon entrusted to pny off the obligation six
months previous. Aftor he had finished, Train
himself entered tho witnoaa-bo1. Tho scone that
witnossod in court Of Justice. The % witnous, IN
m impaeaionod manner, and with graceful gas~
turea and rapid utteranco. went over his ontiro
life from boyhood, described his education and
amDtonH and M rkotchsd his various gigantic en-
detosl aud figures With astonishing
adophR the charter for general fiscal agency for
S25 ooo patd s6oo more to e have tie namo changed
tho Union Pacific nailroad for $4,000, His mar
ratiyo WAS intorsperHod horo and there with char
acteriatio comments, which ellcited uproariouB
laughter oven from tho Court Once tho specs
tators burst into loud and enthusiastic applause,
which continued for several minutes. Judge
Daily. after rappng for order in win, became IN
ETY., and gayo notice that should \ similar DEM
onstration occur ho would have the guilty pcr-
nA1Iz fn1 }s% Ef..Er
quently another ontbroak was on
ts ss P1@s PPso%pt,y OF suprsesseS ess
tno Train grow very excited when referring to
was no oross-oxamination. The Assistant Dis
trict-Attorney WAS afraid to tackle him. Train
1nado an exceedingly favorable improsBion The
inquisition adjourned until Tuesday, with tho
| This proposition met with considerable opposi-
tion from Train's counsel, but the jury. were,
firm. Thcy. will probably give Q verdict ot
"aanity withont lH leaving their aoats.
| New YoRK, hlay 2.-1secciyor Strong, Of thu
Atlantic National Bank, reports 1904, 900 of So
| curitics missing. The liabilities aro set down at
81 ,o37 1905 the assets which aro s3o4 200 short,
tho Investigation.
The Grand Jury, to-day, mado a preaentment
on tito subject of the suppression Of .concera
Baloons in which thoy say tho Excise 1iconsea
En1elu LlG pFoIIfIttpIhi Alt] ouly Lue uHHols 0G
the premises arc liable to criminal prosecution
and punishmont.
It is r1,morod that combination has been
made in tho Board OF Aldermen to defeat oil
nominations mado by Mayor 4Iavemeyer
unsatisfactory to them, three Republic
cans, four Democrats, and ono Apollo
Hall being tho partios. 1t is also aasorted
that no provision having been made in the now
chartor for tho retention Of Mayor Hayomoyer,
| a. in tho caso Of heads Of departments, he will
70 out Of Office with tho expiration Of tile old
charter. II the runlor DO woll founded, Alder
interest, would ho Mayor until tho next elec~
ton, provided for by tho now charter, viz. !:
1874.
Superintendent KelBo Inns ordered tho police
to mike cenBus Of all disreputablo houses and
characters in tho city.