, 1874-08-13
TEE II MES AND MR.. HESINa.

. Tho assault md battery snit Of McClonthan,
Times reporter, vs. a. O. Hesng. came up at
80 o'clock yesterday morning before Justice Do
Wolf. Defendant, prosecuting witness, and aoV-
,sral Times reporsors wcro prescott. Mr. HeAing
wna represented by Mr. yocko, and Moclonthan
by l.. i. Mills.
wl,vu tne cauo was called Mr. Heslng pleaded
guilty aud loft The room. Mr. Moclenthan told
lis story OF the aaaaust, differing but little from
that ulready published in TnE TR1nusE. Ono
or two other witnosses were called,
Tho Justice than said, in substance,
fiat, If tho attack EaB entirely uuprovoked, tho
circumstances aud positiou Of tho parties
would porhapa warrant tho inllc ction of tue
provocatinn was no Justification Of tho otfenae.
yat 1t waB to 10 taken into consideration - .
mitigation, audthe amount OF tho tne ahould DO
decreased thereby. It waa truo that O uowspn-
Sensitive as o.hor men to the astacka OF the
kind lnadp unun him, and ought to remember
the position Ok the writer. lie ought to bo lesa
subjtct to ragp from a.lch a cause. But it was
evident TINT MIR. HGAlng Waa hmartlnE unter
1i.urgos OF Horious cl,aracser aud that he acted
unlor the influence Of passi0n. Therefore this
In,lst bo takon into aceoans ~ mitigating tho Of
fcnse, aud 10 thouynt tho full penaty should 30
leaoonotl about two-thirdH He accordingly
fl1ed tho fno ut $50. Yhia nauo tho 1no md
colts 1888, which 31r. Voeko paid.
1t il stated that II McConthan Ia encouraged
hc will begin civil suit against Ar. uesing for
dunngeB, as follows: Quo cont, torn up tho
buck a,,d minus tail $27 ono par Of panta~
loone, split, ST.; one vost which was deprived Of
3 button, .25 eents two bruises, location mt do
31nod $40; scratch undaf Ut eye, Sl.75; total,
3aI,a denied to nl intimate Mesluaintauce Of his
lat ie had ever said to tho Tunes reporter that
alr. Heaing WaH q thef.
WHY THE TIMES SHUT Up.
III, ,offnYYi,ir. damn nd for &hH fhf~
ea,,o Times yeHlerday morning, Hsnee orery ono
st,i,poHod TINT it would contain . fetoeions as-
saint upon MIR. A. G. HoBiux, and repetition Of
tho charges which it haa maae agaans:t. MN
Couttary to this expectation, however. 1t co'i.
kaiucd uoti.ius Of thu kind, and very many peo'
p)o tot nggfesed thereby, lahoiinE unsier the
i1u,. esBion lhas thoy had been swihalad out Of t
Tho explanation will be read With interest, eH.
pecin!iy mison it eaAts light on the manner II
sinch tho Times ii run. Tuesday afternoon Mr
t3eBing called Ut tho oihca Of Mr.. II. T. dooao! II
order 10 have him take n'enaage to Ar. Storey
That gentleman was not In, nnu no thero
toro calloa On Mr. Barney catiae'i., ono o
Tho fow l,orsons to wlos. Mr. Storey will listen
and asked that gentleman to 70 to tho oditor o1
sho Times aud say to him thu. he dld not Intend
= u sul,,!t to boIug callod tiioi any longer
;l,at, il Mr. HtoroY used that 1nngnngo ngain it
ais uaper, ho tid IL ut his own pofil AMI on hii
PERSONAL reaponn,bihty.
nlr. Caniiieid did wl,at waa asked q him, ant
nude tl4ls Communication to III. Storey. wiz
laif laughed, mud repl'rd substantially as fol
o,ys tsWI1u carcs what tho Chicago TIME
,nys? Everybody knows thas It is = se'ssasiona
,npor, und Ms. Hssing, "Ao Ii . news
,npor man himself. ought to underatail'
, t.. This chasga 1o complains Of WA
. looui art!eIea which, / lavo no
cad, aud gAvo tho statements OF others Still
fh1r. Hpsi,,E does not Ike it will stop 1t, an'
ca that it dues not occur again."
Henco it was tAat tho Times had nothing t.
ny yoatotday morning againat tha character
II. Heaiug, 1t aAo appoArs from Tho aboyo r.
aarku how correct mn opinion mr. Storey has o
to estimation in which hia paper IL Aola.
RESIGNATION OF LAIRD GoLLYEE
Tho congregation Of tho Church OF tho Mea
!a1, corner Of Twenly-thlrd stroes and 01ichl
al. aysuuo, llo|d an important ulootlng III tn
:,apol ot Tho church laat evening Notwish
andipg reporters wero kindly informed TIM
lotr aise nee would nlnlso good company, iii
Etuu,L Id ouablol to lay tho entlro proooudlpg
sfore tic public. The main object OF th
,eet!ng was to dispoaa oi tho consideration Of
TIE RESTORATION OF THE PASTOR,
10 Rev. Il. laird Collier who Is nos tn 0eneYa
1itzorland, in quost Of health Which waa mad
writing On tho btl MIt. Tie lottor Ia ~ tt!
WA:
LoNboN, EsaIAap, July 5, 1874,
~ 1TMses rs O., aM M c'"yfe4f's" v fht f1r1 oa
DEAN nnErlii.sA: You .ro quito aware vithon
~ statement VI It u Wn1an that consideration Dl
lit Of ,pjdt sacred duty cold prompt ns to ask for
stor aud congregation. 1urlng aA t4e yeara 1t tti
'aoa th'rG 2no las y, been s.re.ns 70 %;oa;
~ tue mist forhoaring !ose md torceasting kin,
ss Oh tin p4rt pt my 'pAr lar,nh. Yau havs CIV:
aas sweat = place u which to work ~ ever a minl