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THE wILCI1E MURDER.

.Utss 1iInnt0 Montgomery Teil4 Il
iEnthcr Fi%hy >1ury.
Tho detectives arc still Lurd at work to un
rayel the mysteries surrounding the murder o
W,lcke, nt Ida sa1oon OIL Laks street, few
weeks uso. They arc now Ill possession OF in.
formation which they lclioyo will ultimately
lead to tho apprehension Of tho perpetrators oil
tho criuc. Tho Information. it appears, camo
several days ago from tho Fir!
MINNIE ,tuSrGo,fEnY,
| w!osn Testimony bcforo tho Coroper's Jury was
doomed Of sufficient importance 10 bold ler ns
witnoss. Biuce her confinement in jail she has
been worry communicative, and cycn goilo 10 iar
az to send for oflcsra in her anxiety to tell nil
she know.
Learning Of theeo facts, reporter waited upon
l'er yesterday, to wi,ou. she told the follow
Ing story: she sail that when before
nss. ts oof0nsr5 ,t Jug "AG tn, told but
p murder % Of wi!sho but 'n 4nco a ten Ind II learned
all. When hoiore Tie Jury she lsnDw TINT JOHNNY
sullivan and Flora Crsndail had hhnd in tho
crime, aud snslrcted, FROM "llat l,o had said to
hor, another party Iy tllo lianc of Chatley Lara.
ven, whom r!le described as being tall and slim,
With black hair amd n.usthcLo and about 25 years
Of ago. 6iure i'll jail. Ahe said Larayeu had viz.
ited her several times, mud had
DETAILED TIE WHOLE CIRCUMSTANCES.
uo to!! Aas Ac'Ias VI lahl week ,nat on Iho
tatal morning nlmse'!, sultsaot Aua f4osa tran-
uatl "cit t9 hhehe saloou tlu!te ear!y. Inc
woman leu TIE @ way 1uto t!le sa!ooh " PslVate
entrance. NlleRo VIZ sitt1ue near tAo *toVe
i9aa!lig : paper nnAuu! any "uItIh nutll'an
Srapped Ml'cko. an1 seHolo scllAo chshca;;
Hnrlne tilc stEu:e!a no Was ntsnaihG pyt ala
struck hlu, on tbs Bis1o Of tho face. {IAe girl
SAYS lc carried tho fark VI tho blow Ut tho
title;) no thGn n!teMea on "lcno' nnt be!oro no
could get ~ blow SULLIVAN hhu sozed tho atchet
aud fe!lea LIN 10 tho lloor. lio told her tint ho
then took tl!o hhtchot anu tlnlHhGt tue bloody
woEk. lila eoinpan'os'a atandlng aud looking pas-
s!Sar o!l. lle tAon ruled Ills pockets anl tLo
nioney-traweF, alter which each OF them taok
drink. tho ~oiasn 't!orA. "ho ~ks familiar Ill
t!'e t!ace. hott,i'e up TIN liquor. tte Hatd that
thsy thou divided the money aud lott tho seono
AZ 1hclf !e'SuTo. .-...
AfIEh THE dphpEh.
Alter hhFlnG couap'eted !,er story Of the niur-
der as dHtaled to hhr by LurayolI. in answur to
slsufy close questions, he aeatcd That Hlic WaA
With l.araYon tho second day R(teT tho ln1lraer
on Paclflo nFennc, "hero he lived, at4d that at tie
tlmu lla fAoo was badly swollen a,l bruised, aud
As shirt waa yet bloody. 1t waa al this meeting.
which was only few hours III advance Ut ller
impressions, before alluded TO- OF luis oonpcityin
hld had lsst!s difficulty and camo nsar getting
tho worst cf 1t, but ho guessed 10 would be- all
right,
Iu answer to q qucstiou Us to why La,aycn
visited her at tho tai rho serl,e that l.o WINS All
old friend Ut hors, md that a'.cs tho murder ho
haA some money, aud 10 wauted to hail her out
nuu hayn hur 10 In urocn lIay with him
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conii he effected After = long do}a.o. I, TN,
decided tu at1lscra for the tru.tnt II the t,rif
ntnl nhka no reduction. ITO nnttcr what acI;tu
thn baltimore 4 Uhto took.
The AKont OF tho Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
10 tl.ls city Bta.cs TINT lo has 10 authority to
1nnke nny Arrangements With tho other rnah*, ~
li1H orders to cnt ,ates camo direct frnm BALI
htoro. II IL bis opinion that hin road intc.u. lo
tuake the Same fight In regard 10 frc'glts N It
lias dnno III regard to passengers. III cotte-
Hnonoe uf thin Fodncilon, tho baltimore Il Ohio
lsailfoal Ia doing a's unusually largo freight b4i-
lD0 passengers. Tlo lennsylva,,ia Company,
except tho reduction Of rates to BALTIMORE md
Washington ths tfsf1a far taken no measures to
c!leeKtnatD thu baltimore Is Ohio. This roai IN
uniDnbtodir allx'ouA to koop tho other 1incs
possible. and hence itH roo1ning Inactivity. That
tLis Ia its sole deeire llas t,ccn 1,rorcn by tho
fact that 1t has ruHtorcd tho rates from st. LouiH
to tho East, because ether st. Louis lines llsi
co1nsnenced reducing 10 New York. al.nuld Tho
war lloweyct, not bo aettlel within a bllort
tne there IL Int little PROSPECT lint tlsis state Of
anaIrs Will contnto very lnng. There Is cysry
indication that within d fow days every road
lending from Chicago to tue Inst viii roluce
both isaascuger and freight rates. to such low ig-
MrnB as to forc0 the tw0 contcAting lines 10
make ponce. 1ho passenger iraAlo on tho
Michigan Central and Michigan Southern has
GToatly fallen OF. md but little freight IL Slipped
over theac lines at present. Therefore they will
10 compelled to meet tin rates OF tho other
lines. though they nlny tob0 money by no doing.
Dir. W. Z. Quincy, tho General slanneer Of
tho Chicago Uivision OF the baltimore l. Ohio
1|ailFoa1, arrived in tho city yesterday to look
over tlie a.tuaton While hero he will also try
10 kecufo a1,othcr site for passenger depot, At
tho lehne Of tho Ex position building: c1pl1cs on
tho 1At Of Juc.
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'!TtIIHF UTSI111tH ~ TIE [ffCdN9 9TItHHt,
LA5Al.Lr ILL.,. March 23.-Joln Ryan, Of this
city, who on Thursday laat was triad at Norris On
thrco indictments Of five counts each, chargtu:
him with aeIling lager beer to minors, and scn.
tenccd to pay tino Of 3310 and euGfer inpriao1l-
ment III the County jail for term Of 16J days,
has lad bin imprisonment coumutod to twenty
days, mud sunlry friends Of hiH to-day sent tho
money to pay his fine,
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RAILROAD NEWS,

THE ROCKFORD, ROCK ISLAND 4 ST. LOUIS,
Tho following III the ordor recently ma1u by
judge Drunsnlond III the case OF tho U.iou
Trust Company rs. Tha Rockford, lock Island
4 st. Louis I,ailroad Company, liking tho riehts
ami prlnrltios Of tho bondhollcrs uuder tho two
mortgages, tho frat being for s5oo0 600, aud tho
latter consolidated mortgage for ~, 00o.01o:
and nov low on thi4 DAY ea,ae tho complainant by
who have intcrtenc IN sia by pni TONS claiming
prioristes or preferences Of t!!s Aotera ct buiia
.,sas ssensGd by H. ,noEtgssss f. sai,t LIN ,ne,.
solicitors. a,i the said defonllts, Ills itockforJ
1soek Island l. 81. Louis Kairoal Company. Ils,ng
Acd answers lersu, admitting tho faca satsd in ..d
original anlonlod and sur1lrieual bill Of complaint,
except o. 70 the rrtotttra of tue holders nj lilo differ
ant s.rca at bonds mentioned thrreiu anl consuming
md te aers an nss iasssea ss Il II H. sa 1i b.
harss ssS:S sts s sy s s: .sss t. s
Chantery Of th!a Court, BY previous order entered
iherei9 aud tho 4us.touss T. r. lrIoF!ty Involved
Istitioua having been submitted 10 tho Court
for it, decision u, said petitions aud said Answer
on duo consideration, It Ii adJudgcd aud tsesseed BY
Frs-Tba. tho l.oe.r Of said asss ses!e. Of t,ous
tae aearesate i t,ooo. ass eatt'isa 70 drst and
PRIOR tn Oh ~ tbat Part Of tue sal railroad ana 9th.
Is, isI and il lie proeer. II The rrorsry eoyared @
W said mortgage ars nsacient 70 my aud dlscasas
tho said ilrat series Of londs and iueFcat that tho
lu,era heEcuf entied to tbs extent Of any bnl-
n.ce which nEy 10 dus them 70 s4e Haae lstriIutiys
slaro alnn oasl, bond ot satd t's.s seses as tllo
hoEcd from o,001 10 s.od0 Inclusive, amounting
!n tho aggregate 10 oooA III the proceeds Of tho
Ecss Of s.id ralnal md other property covsrcd BY
tho mortssaa Of Juns Is. ls lit thia past ot shts
orsr H. not sa t,sse!oso ay sssta equities which
certain hetlcr1 Ut The SiApG YnrtQa0u t,of,da rny
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accIdonta on all th8 roads In tile Epited 6tates
,]nr'i,. slsn Montli of February woro Ali; whore.
by ] pcrnons were killed md 1Ba tntnred Eiyh.
accidents ca,lxed tilo death OF ono Or mora ner-
aons; 90 others injury, hut not death; while lG7,
Or ~ per cent of tho Whole, cauaod no serious Iu.
Jury 10 any nafsnr
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LITTLE Rock, Ark, ilarcll 23.-John McFai-
den shot aud killed George D. Blsckartlat Carka-
villc Yesterday. Dlackard WIN n railroad cln-
plovc. md was shot for refusing to return Il
won from McFalaen. Tho murderer Was ar
reutct.
\ man named Nichols, who had rassed raiscd
peisiun warrnnt for sS1u, whs shot and badly
wuund:d by Detective Woodward wlliIo attomps-
Ing to escape.
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IosToS. March 2I.-Early last night, thu body
Of Mis. Mary Bingham, u widow, aged about 10
yearN, waA fouul In tho cellar Of ber mothers
residence GU Webster street, East boston. Tho
police are looking for tho murderer.
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6uec'n! Dsnalh to 1A< chtea,a 7raunt.
81. LorIs. Mo-, Match 43.-Tho Republican Of
tomorrow wilt contain tho following:
Nc learn from reliable snrce that tie firss mort
FAYE eoi'holdtss o! Tho Misanur, Kansas X Je1ns
Earoad, rcpfcntaug tho hrAt lien uoA thu Property
Of that Company. contemplate ts1y foreclosure.
will View to reor. all Kxtiun Of tbs aaalts Of liz
couInns overdue efueu November. ts7I, mud aH thr
Foad h5s beci! riAeva iu tbs h.n.!s Ut l.ecctyes
mortgage bouiGpidsrs, il han besn EXISTED
i!etcto!ore tint como asuienblp arrau4e iuc,,,
wnl he tnaa TO protect lie !utrrosta Of tioss hold.
Ing hist mortgages bops. This expectation, hns not
hc.n realized, aud tie rrobabl.: Of proceedings 10
t":reu'c The trst lien Il clc4rly foferhal-
oT.a. op' n tAs meantime. destre has been
iGnfEnA lNadhHhiers TINT the athll le rase1 or
turns n'ct 10 ts Atlantic rarihc Itatrosd Company
WIN lie nbc* u securing the services cf AIR. Andrew
phE T. ~ executive ul4i,l;tr,
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sALT LAgE, March 23.-1n October last
Thomas i. Ric,A, u member Of tho Grand Jury,
was inlictod for the Mur1or Of David Hkeouo,
in 1860. Tho caao was giron to Tie jury thiA
afternoon, and this evening verdict wns rcn-
urred Of not Eut!ty. Tho same man was IL
1ictct ior poIysumy.
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ATTEMpT 70 hssha5inATE a WITNESS.
l-ocISSi+!.y:, Ky, March 25.-A special to tho
Co''ri:r-'o"r'.a' says All attempt waa made 10
nssasHs'a:c James Brothers, who has turned
S.n'a's csi1cnca asaiust tho Todd County KIT.
hIus, while III tho w.tncss stand III tho Court.
ilouHo Al Elktou Today. Tie nttcn,nt was un.
successful, but tho assailantH escaped, The Of
t:csra wero IN ho: pt;rauit at laut nccouutB.
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sFEFffHF 31T3tdT.7t n I II LlIftaNT 7F1D4If!,
NASHVILLE. TENN. March 93.-A 1losro. while
temporarily away from homo in summer County
Saturday night, heard slot fired and went IL
Investigate. lIe wns subsequently, found. liz
body r!d!ed with hul!e:s, hiB tiruat cut. aui Qua
ear goua. Tho bloody affair is Wrapped ln 1nye.
terry.
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6ptesal Dlspatoh o TIA t8Iot4a0 7ff51H*.
BPnlaorlxLp, ILL.,, March 43.-lt Ia stssed on
pretty good authority that one or more menabers
OF the Board Of Warehouse Commissioners have
gono to Chicago, where thoy were called to look
after tho condition Of tho tIuanca! affairs Of W.
satisfactory condition. II IL also said that Gov.
Doyorldge lsH boou solegrapled for. but, owing
10 lis sbsenco ia 1T. Louis, whero no
has gone to attcnt banquet given to
Capt. EadB, he cuuld not go TO Chicago.
TLs frloudsbf lia.per here do not bolisyo ths
Wild rumors that are a1oat, which srs to the o.
feet that ho il short In Ills hooounts 10 n amouAi
Wh4ch will reach e1Q, 600 o. mora,
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BOSTON TRANSPORTATION.


Hh'S11i bt'nat.h 10 TAs cAicdoo Tribune,
E'"1oS. March 23-At tito hearing Of tl,o
ooiht hlec1al Committee Of tho LeQiaaturu on
.no Eetitson OF Edward Crane and othora 10 be
Incorporated !. ~ the Boston l. Chicago Hallway
hshat company to-lay, Amos L. Lawrence Of
''ossos'' s'ated That lis tistn last year {lS74)
so'H E'.oo' packages, ranging in value from eC00
20 E2a', OF which II, 900 packages wero sold to
tho West, 10000 to Now York, 7b00 to Baltt-
more aEd 400 III 1ustop, or t,,e ooo.ss
s.id West but 0tU90 wen. over tho Toston Il
h.nat'y: Y tl'at Fpal there was both extra ex-
but tho latter could not mud Ills consco,,et,ec
was titcae euatomers from ALBANY and Troy
ccasc1 10 COMO to 1}oatu,l. Altogether. II
frel lights from Boston vera A low ns frn1n New
York, nearly all Lie loBt Western ssado could bo
tho manufacturers: Tie expense Of keeping w
branch houses IN Now York was yerv erent. s,,1
ho thought this wot.id DO hhvetl IL Bostun WA
PLACED on tbs same froight-footing ~ Now York,
Mr.. George e. Richardson, heud o! the
artn Of tleorpo e. Richardson 4 Co., Tho
largest dry-goods commission house iu Eusto:,
laid great atEcEs OIL tho Importance Of cilca,
t1anspor.ation, saying that II a permanent ar
fangemci't could ho made that would place Boston
on all equal footing with Now York in tho mat
ter of freight. It would 10 vastly beneficial.
l'oston has suffered largely through tho varionB
Railroad ch!ventions for regulating freiglIts,
Ileto va" aosl.ing Now England 10 much need
ed as chce, ,tra'1sportasion. 1t la,d at the foun-
dn:son OF al her prosperity.
Tho petitioners propose to ask OF tho State .
guarantee Ut per cent to tho holders Of. tho
stoc* q sLe now corporation, which shaH ill.,
clHao III alaBeAchuEetts tie Boston & Maine,
* n's:9n u Lowell, tho 1:otton K Fitchbnrs, anti
tho massachusetts Central Railroads. that per
cut ut tho earnings slall 10 into asnkiug-tu,i1
Which III thirty.tyo ycarn will Rmonl to ono,lgin
to purchase vi tho roads. aud tl.en they will ho
, 1875-03-24

ANOTHER ISyEsTtoATlSo coAMIrrEE.
! Tho Sposlnl Committee Of tho Senate appoint.
ed to investigate affairs around Chief Graa. H.
! Hpector 1iaspor's otlicp commenced tho examl.
nation Of tho books yesterday morning, Mr. Harm.
er being still confined at horno by aloknses. Ths
examination WAS Of o preliminary character, aud
| seemed to be n,ado simply to GET Htarting-poi,,t
iu tho task tho Chairman, Senator Robinson, had
imposed upon himsali. III other words, tho
1nombora Of the Commstoo did not soem to
know what thoy wero to Investigate. or whcro to
commonce the work before :hcn,.
casual examination of tho books, howoycr,
showed tl.at thoy wefe bol!nd. aud that tho
ledger had not beon ported for several mouths.
Upon this discovery being made, the CHIEF elurk
OF tho department WIS requested to furnish ths
Committee with Il s,Iecirct statement at tho
tuaucial condition Of tho oitlca from the time It
came into alr. 1larpcr'a hands. embracing Il
showing OF tho ansount OF caslI arsd unpaid biila
tnrtind oyer by hls pEodeceHsor; tho amount Of
receipts and t!lsburnonIel,ts for zach mouth !;
tho amount Of cash on ha,ll mud III exhibit OF
the rstos OF ,'lsoetIon a'aco the present iucurn-
Tho Committee then adjourned until o'clock.
TiIK nEroMTH
Whom tho Committee reassesnbIed thD rcporta
callol Fnr wcro in rea.ifsleHE. They showed TINT
casll turned oyer to linn waa s2u50.l8. aud III
BILLS. s13399.l7. Tho cash on banl TO ,laso was
s25, 7l7.Gu. and In billa s13,ao8.55 lilo report
further showed that Tue rates Of inspection.
striking III average, had been reduced about one.
half aince Ito took tho Office. ....-.
bofoTo tho reports wero examined tho report
err wore asked to rotiro, to afford tho ComMiltao
opportunity to talk up somo matters FOE private
consideration,
Tbs Comnltteo adjourned Ia short TINA until
10 o'clock this mot,ltug.
Why Ti1Er cAAg. >
Tho Chairman stated to q TRIBUNE reporter
during tho day tllat the investigation lad been
inatit1tod partly by u Dissatisfaction with tile
furncs inyedtigaiotl. aud partly by complaiuts
which had roacActi SprinEhnld througl, pFi
yato channels. Ito sail tue lato annual
report uf sllo Chief Inspector, aud ths
want OF agreement botWoon 1t and Certain
statements n.a.'o public by the Railroad ani
Warehouse Commissioners In tlleir report, lad
also contributed to bringing about tho inyeatiga-
tIou,. 1le declined. howovor, to give tho llames
Of tho lasa complainanty, but lnttn.ated that
among the witnensea to 10 examined would 10
railroad and warehouse mel,. a1ll possibly soma
mcruhars of tho board OF Trade.
1t iH not likely that Rny sytleuco will be taken
this woes, ~ private business will call Of the
Cumlnlttoe to Springfield this eyeulnE nor ~ IL
ltko!y that this Investigation. auy more than tts
pradacessora, will allow onv improper conduct on
the part Of the Uhlof Inspector.
, 1875-03-24

tho Court, really to mike auswer?'
Mr.. Cloudy roforred to tho answer alrosdy In
tho hands Of the oletk, whloll had boon road
earlier IN tho proceedings.
Mr.. Hood coHtnnded that tho AuBvor ,yaB not
sufficient. and moved for an attachment to bring
hlr. Storey futo Court aud compel linn to answer
MF. Cloudy rose to dsprccate tho motion. and
quoted volumluouBly from autloritlos, which
consumed tie time up to the hour of rscesa =.
o'clock. -,
Upon tho zsassombing q the Court
tho ca4cs Which ho doponfel upon waR TINT OF
ono Hickey, after narratiug tlsa circumstances
OF which tho dofendant's counsel stated that
y would bo scon In this case that the court hold
for constructive coutompts. 1t WAS pointed 'out
t1lat thoro was law Of Congress- which restrict-
cd the Eedoral Courts from puniHhlux fot ltbol
on the Court In newspaper Tho right 10 putt
ish rested upon law Of necosaity, and TWAS
plain that tdoro was no necessity for the power
to bo executed In tho Criminal Court Of Uouk
County. 1t the Courta Of England could trans
Rct tlclr buenca without becoming public accu-
ao1s. SO could the Cook County Criminal Court.
II there was TO necessity Tor ths .puush-
incAt there was no power 10 tnfllct it,
One Of tho faults Of IlackHtono'a
works was that tho author was hIgl.toued,
6ooloty nian, with tendency to Ut uAduo OK.
unlerit. lie considered sl,At ilawkins VIZ more
Jollah!e than Blackstone, and read Soc II, OAap.
U. os lAo former author, citing several cAsoy Of
contenpts In whIoh 1t bud boon decided that the
proper !ocourso Was to eask redress In Al eotlou
for libel. The speaker cited case in Virginia,
century ago, IN which q Judge uuod for cou-
tempt nlan who acousod lin of injustice Oh tho
steps Of hla own dwelling whlcs, action was sub
seauontly austaina1 iM the Couyta. lie cltel
also tho case oi Mr.. htuart, tho pub
llsheF or tue Chicago Daily Anserican. who
waa 1ucd for = contempt Iu maliguing
porsonally juror In murasf casa which was III
progress OF trial, and " which tho judgment
waa reversed; lilo urged that Ii could not bo hold
that ~ puescation Of an srtnla ID newspaper
saos OF '". Caask-an tsos sssent dsciaIon ct
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