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, 1874-09-20
SUPREME COURT OF lLL1N0iS---N0RTHERN
GRAND DIVISION

OTTAWA, H., Sept. 19.-The Supreme Court
met, pursuant TO adjournment, with all the
Judges present. The following proceedings we're
had:
MOTIONS DECIDED.
al, Tho Chicago. Burlington y Quincy Railroad
Company vs. Co!u Al. Motion allowed, aud days
allowed 10 file briefs.
2. Peoples docket-Ze ,euMeyer -. The People, &C.
Writ Of dismissed for Noncompliance with ru4e
Motion by Acknowledgement EdsaIl for the adj
mission Of William Hunter on foreign license.
&'e. Swanson Grossman. Motion by the ap-
reilee to dismiss the appeal.
81. Trui:s vs Hull. Motian by the appellee to set
aside the Ct ntiuuatiou and affirm the Judgment.
2.3. Ellis ct al. Eacho ct al. Dtmiuution OF
record suggested, and le4vo for to hle additional
Ga. Fullerton Reynolds. Appeal dismissed, with
per cent damsgts.
Go. Newman W. Roscnthal- Same.
G71. Flynn Us. Sullivan. Same.
Motion for the admission Of Fl. r. Babb, John
Crawford. J. ". Graham, aad n. Roach, On for
ei,u llcenses.
CALL OF DOCKET.
lCl. McCunEey vs.. Smith, collector, etc. Taken
1p2. c.ylor c: a. Vs. Tue Chicago { Alton Railroad
Company. Same.
lUj. Ambue inlp1ended. e:c., W. weishaar. Same;
brood and G3wdy, aid taken.
lU5. D,,Afprd ~. Wilson ct al. Taken.
1D6 uosAl Ant.er VS.. uoch1ander- Same.
lu7. KISSING ct al. va the international Bank.
Same.
los. Mehre, implcaded, etc. vs. Dunno ct H. Ar
gued orally and taken
100. AoUy rs. Coss!st ct al Continued for service.
no. Caatner ct H. ys. Wabrod. Argued orally and
taken.
CALL OF TIE DOCKET CONCLUDED.
III. Hards e: al. Burton. orsl argument By c.
D. F. Smith, and tske1l.
III, Blaxey ct al. vs.. Delwis ct 81 Taken.
lis. burbank Ut Al. vd+ The People ex rel. Conttn-
ucd.
III, Hellnan ct al. rs. Schneider ct al. Taken.
us. TIE Tcu,cuia Life Insurance Company Of CHI
cago vs. Anna Beck. Same.
ilC Mcacha1n rs LAWYER. Continued.
III AIulholland ". Bartlett. Taken.
lib. Whitman Fisher. Same.
ll9. Sim ". Pyle Same.
12u. Er7ch VI. White. SAtne
The cali OF the docket will commence at No.
121 next Monday.
Tie cour: adjourned till next Monday after
mon at o'clock.
, 1874-09-20
0cFAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW Yor1, Sept. Observation-Disclosures 40
eel. from Bremen.
LosDos, Sept. 19.-Stcamc1s Minnesota and
Oder, from Now York, havo arrived out.
NEW YORK, Sept. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CalA-
bria, from Liverpool.
, 1874-09-20
YELLOW FEVER At PENSACOLA.

WAsH1So1ox, D. c.. Sept. 19.-The Nary De-
partuept II informrti thaf there ia no abatement
Il, the yellow fever at Pensacola Savy-latd-
Commander Charles L. Franklin, native OF Ohio,
diod On tho 18th, Ard Capt. Senmes, Executive
Officer IL down with the disease
, 1874-09-20

new Yonz, Sept 19.--Weston. who begun at
two minutes past 12 en- Sunday night last tho
walk of $40 miles IN SIX consecutive days, stopped
tonight at two minutes past u. Ho walked
326 miles.
, 1874-09-20
FRANCE

LONDON, Sept. 19.-It ia rumozod that tho
French Government Is endeavorins to induce
tho Bay Of Tunis to rectify boundary. and
il erecting forts on the coyeted TERRITORY.
England aud Germany, it is also said, will pro-
test
, 1874-09-20
THE TURF.

LEXINGTON, KY., RACES.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept l9.-The fall meeting
OF the kentucky Association closed to-day with
large attendance. Quite heavy rain fell dur
ing the morning, aud most Of the tune during tho
races, rendering the track very heavy. Tho
frat race, was 4 consolation purse one en-
trr. Tho second race WIS mile dash, purse
$3.50, six entries.
swieez:s ch. Egypt yearn old, by Planet.
S.ul!ys b. &. Viii. by Asseroid.
Williams aud Owings' b. C. Farplay, by Virgil.
Astoria, Astral, and Judge Pryor not placed-
Time l:43A
Third race. Smile dash, purse $3.50.
Stones b. c. Col. Mlsan, BY Harry Of the West...
Thomas Gu f. uaerm by Imp Australian ,... 9
Griusteads H. c. Amadias, by Renou .............. 3
Nellie Grimes and B,unis Mecr, not placed.
JlMe-5551x.
The trottns races begin Sept. %, and continue
FIVE days, with three races each day.
, 1874-09-20
SPAIN

MADRID. Sept. 1o.-The Ideria says the Duke
OF Parma, and Counts Cascrt and Bari, have had
conference with Don Carlos, and agreed tbat
he should be the representative OF four Bourbon
branches. with tue pEesumptiye right to the
French throne.
, 1874-09-20

NEW YoEK. Sept. 19--Ihe Irish rifle team,
with their friends. number Of representatives.
OF the National RiEe Association, the Amateur
ude Club, and ot1ar guests, maae IN a1oufa,oa
, 1874-09-20
THE WEATHER..

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. l9.-Over tho Upper
Lake region, rising barometer. diminishing
northwest winds, lower temperature, partly
cloudy and clearirg weather.
Cau:ionarv signnIs continue at Buffalo. Erie,
Toledo, Cleveland, Detroit Port Huron. Alpena,
Grand Haven. Chicago, Milwaukee, Escauhba,
Marquette, and Duluth.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
caGO. Sent. 19. 1874
, 1874-09-20
CHRA

NEW YonE, Sept. IA letter from Hayans
contains an account OF the murder Of two aged
women in their own home in the suburbs of the
city, and the severe voun1ing Of their servant,
by three men. who subsequently, robbed the
house Of between $40, 900 and $4,000.
, 1874-09-20
CRICKET.
ANNOUNCEMENT

CRiCAEI.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Saturday, tho 2Gth inst, the much talked-of
match between the st. Louis and Chicago Cricket
Clubs il to take place. It il understood that
Dale, the swift round-arm bowler. is to play with
The St. Louis club. The game will doubtless be
close aud very exciting one and the result il
looked forward to With great deal Of interest.
, 1874-09-20
rn,~. K9ctTIistcr a Possible Cl3Ii-
date for Congress,
The Asrirants for Legislative Honors
in Cook County.
r;rina the Republican Heart on the
Vest Side---The Swedish Club.
Announcements, Etc.

JUDGE M'ALLISTER.
coorreesional matters in the Third District
!.7e taIen very important change within the
;z.t tvepty-four hours. 1t Is now pretty we'll
z.,,:;sLed fact that Judge 3IcAliister, OF the
Srn,eme Court, has been solicited, though ho
~ rot vet consented, to run for Congress on
,,s q; f);toeition ticket. The lame Of Mr. J. Y.
reuoyue was previously before tue voters Of
NE Third District, but the friends OF Judge Nc
auster claim that the latter gentleman would be
Fl, more formidable rival to Charley Farwell.
Eah.s seyera! points in his favor: First, be is
r,s;deot Of Lake County, his abode being in Wau-
e-r.n. which gives him a strength there that
70 1esiient Of Cood County could hoEe to pos
,sss. Second, he is known just Sd well in Chica-
20 az in Lake County. Tuild. he IL immensely
tacrar viii the Irish voters, and can smash
ra.seI all to rieces in that direction Fourth,
he il vell liked by the Germans, md is almost
rrye,eallv admired by tho Americans. Fifth,
he is iu1!st OF tried integrity aud Of high capa-
tl.tv. and his advent in Washington would be an
l5sor to tho TAlld Congressional District Of
IErcs-
Judge McAllister has served 30 long and so
sr5ulusly i'll judicial capacity tia: the strain
c.na hin is almost too much for his health
lie Lalls OF Congress would open to him new
t.a mu,c lril:iaut Cal eer,-one t4at would enlist
1il A:s 1arulsts aud ,uake him noted man
trong the legislators Of his country. Tho
lr-: ds tf Juase AcAIiister are confident OF his
succEss. end h.s PROPOSED nomination Is bomb
shell il tie FarHeil camp.
lie name OF Judge alcAll1ster has been
k!ou-ht f.rSard not merely Oh account Of Ills
..2.!1bllity, but since 1t las been questioned
xactaey a11. leMovne. who was tile caudoato
ncai.s, Mr. TarN ell TWO years ago. would, iu view
CT recent Sickness accept nomination 1t is
III. yet CERTAIN Whether Judge McAlster will re-
syn tie certainty Of ! seat on the Supreme
.,""c', 1ur the dlaconlf.rts Of q Congressional
contest,
, 1874-09-20

An Embczzltng Posts asscr Canrht-
LEAvEywonTH, Kan. Sept. lo.-Maj- john II.
Crowell, Special Mail Agent Of the Post Oiico
Department for Kansas. returned to-day from
Colorado, bringing with him James A. Scar
borough the atsconding Postmaster from
Jewett City, Kan, and turned his pris-
oner over to tho United States Marshall.
Scarborough was arrested by Croweu on tho
road between Pueblo and Del Norte. He Was
disguised and enroute for old Mexico Maj.
Crovell has ,een Oh the track OF Scarborough
for thirteen days; has travelled 2, 200 miles
las not averaged two hours' eleep
day; and has not und1cssed to sleep
but once in TINT time. Tho tact and skill dis
played in tho capture of Scarborough shows that
the otticia's arc bound to catch all Offenders
against the Laws. The sum embczzled Was
$1,000.
, 1874-09-20
CRIME.


NCF* i V17A Nx4t31331s1 1tcEHSs
NEW ioRK, Sept. 19.-Tnree policemen hars
been arrested in Jersey City charged with fatally
shooting William Basley on Saturday night last.
Bag1ey attempted to escape from the oficors
after arrest.
Naultner, arrested last Saturday while at-
tempting TO pass United States bond which
had been tampered with, has been discharged
from custody, and Col. Wood, e1-Chiet OF tho
Secret Service, who gave the bond to Saultner,
has been arrested. and will be examined on
Tuesday next, till which time he was allowed to
80 on parole.
, 1874-08-29

hold "a not at present dotormluod, but viii
pfopan'y 30 at Drllssols Paris, or t'ot,ova. It is
,ntcsaeu that tllo subjects 10 DO tllon discussed
snail 10 moro carefully limited and selected than
~ tls i4onoi gathering also that tho yotcB OF
osuGlai representatives shalt bo tahcn aud ro-
tna To,aoa On tho hnb1octs brought forward. Fur
bo 4. a.rra4Ked ut tho noxt e annuai leootiua i
1a.,sl,. O. tno Compilation. which viii bc hold II
nsonsa!, m aten y Aagat, 1876, uor tho
spccsor Gonorul Of 1}olEIa = prisoun u0DIu steans
while S montlisv 9! International Ruleiin for We
Stady 2y %,e;ntsenta'y Reform viii 30 iauued In
Inspector Of 1tnlian rrsors. 1nfnrnnsom M eo"; nm;
papers o,t t1o questions to bo discussed viii also @
TO circulated u Engllsi by tho Anlotican priuou
ar Aaaoctatlon. Tho ioniton!iary uon1tatsann taJm
in inviting . complete aorics Of criminal statIa.
roay received comprehensive rctr,'a 1'aa f nes @ a.
natAro from tho doyornmonta Of Italy. 1Ioland'
1so'6iun', Hungary, swodon, and Baxosly.
, 1874-08-29

takc II abort rosplto from hts long and oon~
t!at,oaa dattos, bit hta sors!ceg wcsa nt ossca IN
demand. anl yesterday foynd M n,a tn .; s1nEly Fly
Palmer lfcnAe whithcr lo l4na been called to illl
. Ritninr position to That 10 latoy vacated ny
lin nt tl0 GRIND rRcitto.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
1reHs0ne U0nsc-I,. i. Warren, Now York
larry bylvestort Now Yorl Goo. q. Driggs,
ura,M !iaplls: Goo d, Roller, Now York; Or.
gook' Now York Harry Bonn9tt, pittHhurg ;
r. l. J. Mcpona!d, New York DR.. Mollroff,
NOW orloAns pr. 1nmea Frye, Peoria Tl,oo-
doiG Adams i'lEladolLhia tho l1on. Jon, i.
5ueti, hiclaominoo. Nlich.; D. IlorDort Dunno,
IaR1anl William Nhotca, st. PAIL
y. ". Unttnny philadelphia. i, Faor,ua,.
Xousc--1. n. Dantorth, Dubiouo, Ia.:
L. q. LEONARD, Dnbton; tho nov. Il. II, Phil
man. Now York, II. T.. 1lopriu, Doston, John
i. Brown, st. Lovia; Z. i. Underwood, Waai-
tngton; John O. Ga.alk, A1iwa,,tsoo, q, Laroux,
Now 0rlpana; II. Du1,hnu,, rtttAiurg,
Grand J'acidc-Q. Bolton. England ; A. Kim
bn}i, Davenport; ). Il. Kenh, Cincinnati, r. Il.
Joncs. st. Patti; W. T. Ayrcs, Mobile; j. +. Cut
ting, Halt Laka Gity j. D. 1Iali, ph!ias|olnhin:
jill. Williams pttsburg J. II. Stewart, Madison;
j. q. Baldwin. Nov Haven acospo ". XJs1np
Tif'1in; John T. Kennody, Nov York Frank j.
Cah,,rn, Doaton; ]. L. Stafford, New York !;
Henry D. Smith,, Appleton; .Evorott Warren,
scranton; Sam I. Goor, piadolptia; L. N.
Durfoo, knnshs; L. 9. HhnohhorB, Ut. l.onin ;
Z. H. Terrell. Indianapolis; II. bIeycr, philu-
adelphia; Il. Dc Aayen, Rochester; Z. A. Ford,
11olia.
, 1874-08-29
RAILROAD NEWS,

THE KANWAxEE COMBINATION.
When the mhtagors OF tho kankakeo and Pan
Handle lines arranged thoir pool they calculated
that this action xould stop all competition to tha
Southeast, aud consequently ttloy would be on.
abc.l to maintain high ratos md pocket immonsa
diyltlonds, but they socm to haye reckoued With
out their ost. Tllo Chicago, DanvilIe d Vim
extend its line from Dnnville to Terro Hauto,
wtlonca 1t can run oyer tho Cincinnati l. Torre
Hauto Railroad to Cincinnati. From Danyillo to
Torro 11aute it il but Short distance, and the
conncetion betwoeh tho two foads can Ia
when completed, will have us good facilstioa
M any roaa now rs.an1ng. from Chicago
iooK ont for a lively competition. Tho % chioaEo
the Chicago, Danyilie / Yiaoonncs il.iiroad, i.
noar1y completed, and will soon bo opened.
nooMFoNp, nocK ISLAND st. LOUIS.
a meeting OF The aorman bol'lholders Of the
Rockford, hock Iharu & III. Louis llaiiroAa waa
hold at Frankfort, Qermnny, oil tho 9th inst.
. alr. NJ. OstorbNrg, who Ind boon in this colt>~
Try during the last four MONTHS examining tho
haat,B Of Tho road, was presont at tho lsebtiMg,
aud made full report cohcor1ttnE his action
while delegate OF tho Committed in America.
Ho laid particular stress upon tho fact that tho
prospects woro very good for tho bondloldors,
despite tue efforts Of hr. Cable. tho President of
tho road, anA those Of his party on this siae.
Tho meeting, after protraetea discussion, re-
E0fGA tHHt kH4 AQAiAttkGt u tAe 4fUEk3Qf4, ltuEk
island l. 81. Louis Railroad bonsllollors 10 di.
rectod to prosecute the suit against tho n,anago-
1nont Of tho road With all CLERGY; to purcAaHa
tho road ii IL should to sold for tho Iondholdor1
represented In tho Committee !; to citlor loaao il
ton responsible company, subject to tho ap-
proyal Of tue bo''lGellors, or to rul, 1t -, no.
count of tho sonahedsrs Mossls. phlfr
petsch, Of tho firm Of John Coll Il Sons, md
lEonry sc!gman Of solgman 4 stottlioper.
woro appuj1Itad Oh tho Q,,l,mlttua IL plaao VI
MDoHTH, Cunkut hnfDhv AttI ffuf1Ii1 Nul$. Eu&
mud resiglel,
, 1874-08-29

TEE "CMENf8 CONGRESS-.
Last October ''Congross Of Women" waa
hold In New York for tls pu,poAo Or sdeetlng q
demand for interchange Of Thought and harmony
uf aotlon a.noug women Interested III tho al-
yancemont Of their sox. It .aa vol attended,
and rapors were road aud discussions had uu a
number Of Interesting stbioctn Of domestic
aud social nature, Including "The Relation of
Woman to her Dross," !" Equitable Monetary Di-
vision betwcon Husband and Wife," otc.
Tho sacceHs Of tho Congress was such that 1t
WAS determined not to lot 1t Drop aud, therefore,
tho next annual segsiou will ba hold in thiH city
OIL tha lith, 15h, aud 10Th Of October, iu tho
First Methodist Charcli, Ut tlo corner vi WuHh-
ington and Clark stroots. Papers wt1i bo read
by WoHlo.n aud European WblIl1u OIL ub1octs
similar to tlioao cunsstaerod ut Now York, aud wi
bo accompanied by gonoral and interesting Ills
GuKHiouA.
This gathering 10 not h political ono it is
notGor fur nor against woman suffrage. Tho
views Of those present will tloubtl6sB 10 divided
on this ~ Oh tuany other Albjocta. 1t iB lllraIy
u gathering Df women OF high social position
and deciloti mental Hbi!ity w}o mnbt to confor
upon subjects which tlloY decm OF vital in1-
portauo0 to themselves. but the ehhraosor ut
the meeting may bo hotter Judged oi bY tho
Mauaes og some oG tho 1neEaberH at tl.o Assoa.A-
ton: Mary Stafford Diake, II. D.; Mary A.
Donu, NJ. .. taa 1&nv. Col,a bMrlsiphi Jpnnio
Juno Cro]y Alra. Halpll Waldo Emerson, Julia
Ward Hove, Mary 4. L,Yermois Prof. MaYla
Mitchell and Charlotto d. Wilbur.
Tho Local Conmittoo ooAaath OF Mira.
Doygett, Miss i. i. Willard, nuu Atla 0orbin.
, 1874-08-29
}7oolfrl loft, ho asked doponont tor e2. ono
fart tI, 1ant, sttft Fne fal mid Ebtrt,

}Voelfrl loft, ho asked doronont for e2. 0nn
Jaeger loft lilo saloon wttt, Wiqcfol mid Effort.
No other porsoua prn"ogt}nE themselves %
vituoHeoB, Tho 1orpier md Jury onnl6rreu rs 10
Tho bearing Of tle Testimony. After oxproah'ng
opinions, autl nnntYziny tho evidence rs wnss a.
tlicy knew l,ow, tho Doputy Coroner, observed
tint th]s yaH ~ .luYstorlopa caso all around
II Lie clltB were inillctol by anothor party ttoy
,ypro cutely done. Ii W0clfol Inns committed
suicide. what Inns becomo Of tho S6a p
rho rrBonnr (intorrnp.fng1- What's tho roa-
aol, II o had e82 In l,ia poo!nt, why did no ask
Gcndorf for b1Q0 to pay Ills l,c"nso, and tlion.
according tn Kramer. flo asked linn for a. :
Why did lio do thnrf
Several Jurors~-Don't think 1io Ind that a02
With him Mt all.
Deputy Coronor---Iho ovidonco showa no cs1lso
OF death, O.
Iho fury thon l,a,ldol In tho following vort
dict:
wo fnd that tlanrgo Woeifel oamo 10 lila death an Of
about Aug. 26 1871, from catlsca unknown.
BET FLEE.
Ntr. pilgrtm then informed tho prisoner Ebort
TINT, as tilo,o was no oYlqcnco coi!noct!ng him
with WoofeI's death, Id would not suffer fur
thor detention. Ebort, who woIo q chcorful
couutonn,,co during the tnyosttghtion. being con.
tldout OF acquiltni, showed hiH appreciation Of
tho knos loilsa extended to him by taking o
speedy departure.
, 1874-08-29
PERSONAL.

Ltout, Frank o. urugan. OF tho Signal soryico,
Is III OhIrago, inspecting tho workings Of tho
station hoge.
Judge G. II. Dockwith, General Solicitor ct
the Chicago Il Alton Railroad. haa returned from
his excursion trip to California.
Mr. B. q. Cook, General Solicitor Of tho CHI
rago Il Northwestern ltailroad, lluB returned
from tho last. mud was ut hls ollco again yos-
tct1lay.
Chaslpa Williams, coorod hhrhor on tho West
Side, IL sad 10 llayo fallen heir 10 $40, GOO by tho
toatll ut hill udcle III phlladelphia.
Alr. Charles L. Wetherhoe, TOR somo ttmo past
tue UaHhlor OF tho Qraud Pacific uotol, severed
hls connection with MoBB1H. Gage j. Islcs TO-
days aGo. It waH Mt. Wothorbeos iutoution to
, 1874-08-29

THO International Prison Congress, which as-
sonlbled In London In July, 1872, unaur tho
ircsidoncy ~ Of tho Earl Of 'Caruaryou, iH COLI
aiuurod, sayu Tho London Iinies, 10 haye been
W useful III tho progress o. tho questions tl'en
r1scuysct j,at another similar Congress IL tn bo
i,old IL is70. Th!s decision was arrived at BY
tlo International ponitcnta,y Commission,
wllIct. las just mot Of l'tussols, atld Of Which,
tho lloy. Dr. i. @. Wlnov, OF Now York. WINS
Chair MN, a Nentlemaa to nhose great utility
altu ucrBeyerat,cc tho f!rHt Cougross waa ~
largely in.ioltetl for ts nsteooss ind who w,s
neeroi.ed by President Grant to represent tho
Upitol bthtny t;uyutll1lunt pn tlsat uooapiol,
Tic plaoo ut Witch the noxt QougreHs IL to DO
, 1874-08-29

at tho cali Of the Chairman, Dir. Nicholas L.
Hannen, mcoting OF tho Scandinavian Froe-
Ttaao League Of tho City Of Chicago will bo
hold Monday at p. n'., at No. 9G South Clask
atreot.
Tho Roy. J. Il. hTcCarty, D. D.. Of Jackson,
iIicl,., will preach iu tho Wabash Ason.lo Motho-
d1Ht Episcopal Church, corner Fourteenth stroot,
s,snday morning Mt 1880 o'clock. Tho ltoy. DR..
McAown. tho pastor, will preach ut 7:l5 o'clock
p. m.
J., 4 meeting Of the Indy members and friends Of
hold IN its rooms, southwest corncr Bsuto aud
AIunruo stroeta, at o'clock this afternoon, to
mako arrangements Tor d bazaar In its aid.
Tho nav. ), II. Drooks D. D., Of St. Louis,
will preach iu tho Wabasll Ayo,uo Tabernacle
(6G0 Whbab ayonue) Sunday cYoning, at quar-
or before o'clock.
, 1874-08-29

LIZ WEI. @2o 1"~@'@S' ..--.,
The inancst into the circumstances surrounds
ine tho dcs:h OF George Woefol, which was be-
onn T},nrs1av mt fhs County 11oBpital .raB con.
...s..,,1., f,x,,,o,, r.,s;,c ;,t,, oo,.
oia"oa sos,e'ua5 4oso!,o' t' .'". e.. 41'o W..
Bideration tho composition OF tho jury q ma.
tority boing physicians in onbryo, --incacal
students in attendance Mt tho hospital !,-ttu ycr.
d.. 10 ~ CO.. ti,o 1aost, n votr n;nanlor nuo
4e' ~ n"y NV ..t;..".'.. ,a.;.s s,.,ns .;ss
d. ue'so1lp6 tentinuns oearas's upon suo
probable cause OF death Ii: "lhe 1rnlsoa Oh
tho head aud tho cut Of, tho face would not Of
tbo,,,o,..oa ,.o5,,a ,o,t1, mt. ,,outi tl,a cuta
~. ...". ~ o.,,>.a,,.,. -, H.,
upon Inc 4eis "Sn' wv she eo'sao1a"slo,i VI WV
DEATH" In roplY to nuestiou fru,n
Don,tv. f1nroner 1'ileriu,. thu poc,or dis
tts..,r otstas ,t,t a., ms, ia IN. Il,
hnc1'y ssasoo ,. sua' tao Aau us. 'ot .Iaa w
thsroIoro 10 that tho ea!iso Q! death "ns o. bug-
gos.od by The Doctof,-tAo ceNe'ned ahhuenee8
Of tho bruises and cntn iot the so1nl-scientiito
3n1y any III their verdict I'M aecsasea died
IRON causcs UNKNOWN" lno Only tnopoM t
Which, after the Uoesor's statement, shoud Aaye @
eugrossed tho attention or tho 1uly was: WHO
inflicted thosein1urlos; were taoy selt"lmposod
Or 9. administered by auother! Iho position ot
Elort on pr'soner seems to ,, have heen wholly
loat sight OF by tue Jury; Ihelr yefdiet dosa ',
not refer to hIm; It simply relatea to the bodily
ati'lc1iona from which Woelfel u'eat nave been
suffering o. tue time OF nla dcatA ~ doea MOI
o1onorato Ebert except by implication.
Ile result 81 !ho Investigation, III wcll aa tho
r Gan soAncELY nE pEEAEp sATlsF4cTonY.
Inc witnesses, All Germans Ut " humble station,
s Mrse auo' ,ri ,no % moas ncomprehe1soo Eel o. 1e
ttts n3: "i'n "uoa ColoHos Jury eoh4u ~
ssSn. NJ ,nas soma oi them introaneea tho
I9n''y.sa t,I XIV n pteh encouragement Eii-
R'nm, Mnaa a. esaaanhaeh to tho niacon;itnr9 OF
@ {@h.o1n a1,u 1opuI.cIs, n4t Il sceneu as 1t @l1 Gf
ansn oSi,vo Sviv 'pen.ns optnseatcu' seldom coll1
pos.uso ntt ,statoMe1t be elected, aHd
: Aa Mr Matthew ,,t ", Arnold puts It. "tne mutually
t, a.nJ ~ tas tHu.oa.o sssh eonta not
" IT, no au recollection ot
, 1874-08-29

o,,o occaaiop boon tnnde by TIE TRIBUNE, was
agatn haulod up befote tho South stdp 'ollco
Go,nt anaor tie charge Of gaming. usnads
Jones. is tho most notorious export in this galc
III tho country. ;fi,o victim Of the Bhatpar this
tlt'lo was MI Intelligent -loohing nau namod ].
II. t'tlng0r. from Columbus, O., who las baon
dqng tho citsy, with party Of oxonrs[onsts
ftom tho uuoknyo State for tho paat
few +. says; :, mr.. ssingor =, was - induced
to yia1t No. 80 by somo one Of snol! 4 Williams
rol,ers un tcechng nlo ostnollsllmont MIR.
6tingcr ~ns met by tho celebrated cartl.mhnpt-
!4lof, VINO paatca tilBoIf OF Tor catto,s'roVor.
Ho vas 1lsleretl Into rear room, ;sen the tlroo
cnr'a wofo Produced, and tho trick began. boY-
eral gentlemen "beat tho gnnle... Sling
ato. III Attempting to tnftl up tho a. VIII VI
hiLE eartlc,.w!lch 40 Thought !inll-wlt.
tou 10Y o0uld 20. % lilo card naH Blown him wlh
CORNER turned up Tor his ppoolal oenoiit'-staked
n!s aloney 10 tao amohnt OF gzo; a,ia losti n's
T'oa n% Gs Il @ nss e M q
m 70 had boon d'fpcd. Complniut was nlot' a. a;M
tNe ce'obfatea sharper "aa ptotfBht H. INC II
proporty' VIII .no mohoS' wae reeoyefea. Ihe
EAs1 ' Mus ~ dan ~ .oY, tno ttlao',ct po'k
n0.u u"eHt wa,uyo oA., ar ~ Hne Ictau 81 Ino op-
ria ~ an nI ooi,i., e.1 amo"i,a,, y" ~ @
N ,.,itv in ,yonTu 1nn,3,,: niS ,s,to ~.
o Iii ilcai .Iat tiycs lin thn a,,nea runcn of NJ,
nnBophiasIcatel iarmer just arrived III the city
from tlo Yordai't pasturo8 OF Honto ono Of tho
aoloinlng country counttes OF Indiana.
Dnt npon closo inspection Gnu DO
seon tho bright black ego OF the
snarpof' oVef on TIC oloft Tor aome ono ol whom
70 can make rHiso. Ills features botray
tho COOL calculating gambler; hla ofose'croppnd
5aif af,a nnsilaFon faco present Him III my other
i'9At ihau taat or which hia drnss is evidently
m.cuoa 20, Ina cefda win whict hS phys h1s