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, 1875-02-23
THE DAY ELSEWHERE.

!Sptcidi Dispateh ia 1hs Gnfeaao Tribune.
JOLIET ILL.,, Fob. o2.-Waahingtou's birthday
ia oallrey forgotten BY tho citxens OF this city.
Patrick and Burns AFRO duly honoEed, but there IL
probably yery few hero who have ayer hoard Of
George Warrington. No observance OF tho day
hero so far Ia reported. other public Or private
AT arn1HaP1ELp, ILL.,
Sutttai D'spatch to Tho Chteaao Tribune.
sPnlsdFtxLp. Feb. 22.--WasAingtou'a birthday
WAS appropsistsly celebrated hero by parade
by tho Governors Guard, aud tho knights OF
Pytlias, aud the Fire Department. These or
gaulzatsons made . fine display, aud were re-
cciscd At tho manalon by Gov. Devertdgo. Tho
Guards and Knights Of pyttaa we're fo1med in
tho west parlors. and Wero inspected by tho
Governor. Speeches were mAdo by President
fleun, seuatots Bteole and CATTLE Gen. Lippiu-
cott, aud othars. Tue Guards givo tleir hfsh
and last party OF tho SEASON tonight.
At EAHtafILLE.
NAsNy1LLs, Tenn.. Fob. 13.-In tho knnRla OF
NaailYitlo auel! celebration las boon lle!d ~
that Whiu, took place to-day In commetuoTRtiuu
tire population turned out those not in process
sion ranging themselves gu the sidewalk to
waye uatiouai iags aud lola enthusiasm to the
great pagoant. Thoto must have been "a. ONO
Of cannon. blaza Of patriotic music from half-a-
dozen bands, waving OF thousands OF American
aagA, the gaudy uniform Of = dozen societies,
pranainR Of staeGa, aud protuso emblenatio dis
play, tho cnthunasm became general aud
Contagious, blosHoming Into eru!lsnt shouts
and huxxas slo,R tbs entire llue OF
1uaEcl. Perhaps tie principal siguiflcancs OF
the OCCASION was the f&ut that Falerals, ux-Fe.l-
erals. ex-ConEsderates, aud the colored popula-
tton vied with each other in giving full r1ly 10
:ha sentiment which ignores, past differences aad
fully recognized Tho uuitoa nationality. Tho
Chief Marshal of the day was 0eu. Pe4nypackor,
Federal commander Of The post, aud his two dozen
Or 10 Of sida were mado up Of e1-fo4sssl and OF.
Confederate 'oAico1H. Thoro w4s : couple OF
companies Of Unitod States soIdcrs headed by |
the post baud. len. FennypackeF. ~ ho rodo |
along the lue, wa4 chessol Justify, whilo tho |
women waved duiuutiys bunting, anu thousands |
OF chtdren yolled their Joy It tho top Of their
voices, The pageant waa ~ extraordinary sue
oeta, uok ouly IL iho w4y Ut celebrating WRsh-
ington'a birthday but still luoEo Az blending
the blus aud tho gray. and showing : universal
sentmant Of patriotism existing and ready for
Tie ouca.son to call 1t out Busness was entIra}y
suspended during the afternoon.
At W1TanuRn. IA.
Spstta& DfspHtch "a TAs CAltuSa 7tibtInf.
u plGrsBuao. ~. Feh. 22.-Wkahingtou's LlttA.
day Msa only moderately Observed hers, The
banks h&lag elessa and no business doing On
, 1875-02-23

Efrat Wcht, I'D viii tako at New York can ne,ti nr
wh+m tho arbors are untoel'a at thr HoIh aI.! u'e
sry hns''e', II oimned .na W.,sFn frs.hs gcta -
"ss'ts ff't htrs w. 70 nse,' ,n," m
Tue ~ botseen se nfesI !,, "estoin anu atan ..i
yisnr Thu passenger rates ne.wenn netTot n1a nnn
Iint!nla arc only W. Inc rates ootWneh nhhno !;o
and Chicago Laye, howayef oeen sos.ofea u ,o
o!h ''Gutca; Il,'S ~ pGen .i Gon' 10 Keep 'ne
NHw fohk si Gilf. ,.
ss*ia D:psfen q % in' enre'oo nc hs to"s. ne. ,
nEN aonk. m,t,norn ron i INK an, rsnDsSlv.ni.
imoe re a,,.i0nsd nJ tnJ.x SJ m,tt t'n htter.
hafoaae mas S,a.a,t.s H. m.,ta W. af,te.
lne aes Ioaa VIZ VIZ s IT,. ~ ~. ,. 1p'un
reuneing fe.os run .ax st ~ "n m.n. y! 1ac
tpsen clause o. a.. taB r,,o, .;,,. MI.s ,i
sosnaus On" 'uo ~, " o,i"rr sJ in9nrn,,o III fi
V"nreH' ~ AZ ~ i. ..Ia. -
, 1875-02-23
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
An Indifferent Celebration in CHI
cAEO.
Opinions Of q Correspondent.

I'M CHICAGO.
AwE7 A:n poLi .rr1, hat,
Chicago dug M that Ratchet yesterday hut
did Il la.iIy. Tho nomoty Of uen Washington
was observed by closing tlolpublio offices, pub.
Iio sBrvants are intapsoly passiosio and lovo
holiday for,its own Bweot aako at any time, but
tho bueiucss community appeared to forgat tla.
such person as the llcro OF Trenton cyor exist.
oil. Tho weather won't for Tho frs. President
and tho s,,y r,rcscuto an annearauco OF element.
Il .n1,,la,, tt,, n,r,v,l . mi .,o,,o+,, .ra :,
- "nh .'n. '."s n'''"eu b"ot .ae'no'S 3ua u
S5mphshetlc hehft on tho hi1o Of t'le weather.
elors. Flags were faw. and looxoa terribly be-
tbTonyt t,,o rIy.r m lie n,rh. shs. w,ah,nTton
e1'o4sa ~ ~ =. .e' ' "" '1' a"" 'D0' 'o"
efosheo .''u Oe'a"a1e' .....
The First Regiment did not think It prudent to
soil its now nnitosm-tf it has yot gut it-~by
ntashfnr natriottcalty tl,ronnh lie mil, ali for
tl,o .,rn ~ ,,,, ,r,,o ,,ra. ~. t.s 1,ro,t,, T.,
.ue ha1e u nan WIZ u!c" Hls 'uee uteaiH Ill
ll99. 10 20 sure tho whole commnn'ty il unuos
obligation to George Warrington. Had l,o not
stood by tho Continental army, tue peopto Of tue
rrn5tc,l st,to, voui1 no, In ,.carinc t,,e;r ,oir
] "s ~ w. .,,,' ~" ~ w., "a.s s'.sn "S',
Fn' w - 'no n"'0'o- ""u "e!""unn" ~
would insist on changing their "v's Into Nv" u.
otsler frightful evils might haye reaulted from
~ Mart star,aan won,a ,'..a rsr,a;ned IL ~
w." e"u -.
lEoiana Dit. 1ieHlnE Mouia ue khoeRlns
around Bavaria; Dr. O'l,fennau would have
been lockod up By this tIn,n In British dun
pnou. and would hnye Iost tl,e nraud opnort,,.
Mis- ~ .t.ti,r Lin ,J.., m Hens n,a th+,,r1,
i''S u s'a''hs nae 'uens VI aioioe 4|o's 'oFohsn
tue co'umns Of IAs TRIBUNE
Also. Dartloy Campbell would not have been
e1,,cd from hIs country, aud wouId. doubtless.
I'm boan ,rrostc1 ror wr;t,r1 oal;t,ona ,lara-
,e',. ,-, N ~. ,',n. ",'e
~ "htch M ierocions phtf1nts woh5a nEnfe-by 70
ton. 1note Won'a pe no ~. t&sT1ca anay pataoo.
LOT tAb 11aA ~ot!la Aaf6 all eH1lHiasau 10
, 1875-02-23
TRAIN ACCIDENTS.
TIE RKopRD FON JANUARY.

During tho month OF January tho train acci-
so,,t M cicavo soaaa xera "a follows,
'o".e y" os t,.s ,,o.,,,., ~ IT, "a, H..
very early y" anS '"o't'nt "a ~ s.u ~, 'no
aleopng coach IN IN oxprass train on tbo Chicago
l. Alton Railroad caught tiro When the train WIS
'r,'. ~ 49, .s,t.as ~ -, r-or,,n.t o1 .t,vs
Luz n,o "A1 @ saooeu % =; 80 s. -. -" ~. s'o'''
Early on tne morn'ng " sAo ot.' q "oss.
bound passenger train On tho Iowa DlEtsion OF
tho 1!linolb Central tau upon brokun mil uoAr
Ac1,f., =. Tho cno,nr want mn t,,e tr.et, ran
4AsAi',' -" Aao ,tIa,. ...-..,. f.,,,. -.
upon q ofadRe' eaa o1ohe 'n1ooEu' tal'ps II 'ees
into creek. Tho baEgaEe-car snd one coach
clear Of the on3lhc. Tho road was blocked
, 1875-02-23

BATTLE GREER, Mich, Fob. 22.-Henty How
ard, nllas Charles 1Iurd. was arrested yesterday
charged with having forged note with Jntnos
and Ell Stewart as signors. Tho noto was sold
to Mr. James Pugs1cy Of this city, who discover
cd the forgery, and cnuHed Howard to be arrest-
cd. Ills examination bafore Justlco Wadlelgh is
down for Tomorrow.
r. ]. Drad,oy, secondhand cloth!ng-doaler,
naa arrcated nn tho goth mat. oil ollarge Of ~
sault aud battefy, the alleged assault conRstfng
Of M attempt to rnpe tho person Of Mary +.
Morgan, 9 little GIL Ia years Of aga. bradley Is
2 man OF family, aLont 35 yoara old.
, 1875-02-23
THE SOLDIERS HOME.

NllW TIE DA1 NAh tLAt&kA ~ 4HLAk..
Tho Directors of tho Soldiers Homo 1T En-
nnston yesterday cou,mtntoratedt tho anniversary
Of Geu. Wasl,ngton'a birth by giving holiday
dinner to tic inmates, and BY having a good
ttnp gencrally. THO following ladies, members OF
tho Board, aud we'll known in conneotion with
patriotic good works, loft thie city on tho $50
t.au, for the purpose Of participating In tho OK
orciacs: ATcsdamss II. G. lIam!!!. ". r. Myrick,
Henry sayoss, n. D. Biaue, r. II. Ball, q. r..
Andtewa, /. Brayman, II. l.. Bristol, and alish
Dlnhis. Dr. II, @. 11anlll also accompanied the
party. Proceedings opened at 1880 o'clock, in
tho paTlor Of tho Superintendent, Az. Jaues A.
Stewart. Airs. Drayman presided. sud Mrs.
ulano oficiated Is Secretary.
BUSINESS.
Tic Visiting Committee reported that tho
Homo was IN perfect order from garrot to cellar
Tho Treasurer, Gen. John Macarthur, not being
present, his report Was not presented, though
tho statement waa matlo th4t the finances were
ia comfortable condition.
Mrs. Bristol and Mrs. Diackie were appointed
Visiting Committee for tho next mouth.
Tic report OF tho Superintendent. Janos A.
Stewart, for the last Is days. showed that
thore werc ut the tfmo 0f tho Inst report in tho
Homo &C Inmates. There hava beeu u admitted,
and 10 discharged, loayiug now III the Homo 25
showed tia. lie had undos his care fourteen pa-
tontB;. Of this Number, niue lad bacn dis
charged, leaving fiYe still uudor treatment.
Tho inmates tLeu presented
TIE FoL1owIxa DOCUMENT:
BotpHns' lIoux, EvAssroH, Feb, 2!--Wa sthink
hs tlttug ocea4lon not .lunc 10 commemorate The
hirtl Of tho FaheF u our Country, but a'so q soem
uEa tnn aea'c*sion of tna building to charitable rur.
poses. me a.SH aesne ~ ,,i,tS. ~ En1 ~ Tisn ~ !"
rsatnr. sn n tkn, ~ Ihsir smnnv -ho sx. ~. ~
aoysrumtrt Of this Institution Tnefsfuro VI HsTc
unAnlIuousy passed Tie accompanying resolutions;
"Reso's<J. rhat III The patrons of tbis t,..sutlou
We recognize the llianshropic guardians Of the dis
sbiod eo,aer .na tGst in tneas assoion to tho inter
~ ~ oa S e. nhs .,,-sr " u, ~ s wa so
- ~ IN th.t t,srt~ I'll. ~ ~ %
c,1r III seaumonts ~ arstituIos @"% ~ - '-eAa
aHssorsd. That ID liz Idly Directors Of this 4,,s
tutiou w reoogntrs the nne arisit Of American
womanhooa, ever foremost tu charitable desls and
horeoy cypress our ettonR rooo9altioa Of their Wit
anns 9ns wsaass, ana rsnssy ss ~ shGls ssls 70 sae
rsmn III. Pc-nnss Nfeess =. tbs snafa.n1s ~ ~
tiu leabiel soi,iier. -
'tftsolred, That bfr, sud Mrs. stewA.t, 6upe71a-
tcndaut. Of tho Homo. Ase worthy Ut mir highest
entecna for their i.lGtagabe snsrRy, kt,noas, ana
.msrsn'.yin mo anshasae or thstT aates, anu iof
Sus,rt as * ,,'nst ~ 1s ~ nia W meo
trirs viii hs crcatcr rnword than vs mi, b+"to1
ai;zsairt That IL our surceon nr. Jeacks, W. have
humane uid efficient medical facla whoaa skiIl IL
second to nnns and who deserves moro praise than ~e
eau e1pEcss'"
Ats. 1!cnry Rayets, who was csllod upon to
reply, said that she had not tntenlol sayinR ANY,
thing. but sho Mas deoi,ly touched by tbs grace
ful tribute paid to tho nlEeetresacB by tho bravo
, 1875-02-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROCKFORD ! ROCHELLE RAILROAD


Spsetai pi.pateh 10 7ha Ch,eado 3+to4nA-
Roogsonp, ILL.,, Fob. 22-The Rockford 4
Rochelle llailroal, WA,ch oycry ualness-inan in
Rockford IL Interested In having completed at All
carly day, is ngaln beiug discussed, and every
thing IL In readiness 70 resume work ~ soon ~
spring opens. Work waa suspended Oh this road
curly In Deosu,bsr, on account Of tbs extgomo
cold weather; and N extension Of tina was
granted tla contractors until Juno 40 TO 1ayo the
track completed into thia city. A largo share Of
tho cradiog Was aoao last fall, bofors freezing
un 4: anil, III soon az It thAwa ont, this viii be
resumed alld thetrack.laye.B will follow then, n
This road will rlln from tta city to tocleile, Rd
will oyenIuGlly DO continued Aoutl from there u
Meudota. TO closo competition with the coal
fields. aud be pushed north to tho Wisconsin
pinencs. thus forming desirable line OF road
for thc exchange Of WISCONSIN lumber for ILL
nos coal. Wlon completed tho linc will be
Isail1oAI.
TOLEDO, WABASH WESTERN kEcri'EAsn1p.
1oLEpo, O., Feb. 2..-Tho Hen. J. ,. Cox
hhs boon appointed ltecetsos for tue Toledo,
stncod int ali claims fos labor, lu.torial. and
Blppltes furnished prior to the dato Of the order
sha!l BE- paid. Thts will give great sallsfaotion
t9 u! to whom thu Company ia indebted Tor su2-
plies. etc.
THE MILWAUKEE ! nunrouE,
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Fob. 22-rhe Drcctosa Of
tho Milwaukee 4 Dubuque lGa!roal haIe. con-
cludod negotiations tor tbs purchase Of the
Milwaukee / IeloIt nosd.' which lsa boen
ttraded for 30 mt!oa. They want private cittzens
to a4hacrsba for $4,000 atoek, and IRA sangulno
that ttsy will be Abls to complete tue road III
time to connqnce running Aexe fAl.
FANIB / UANvsLLE,
6psc&al ui.pateh to Ths CAteago Tribune.
DAAV1lLR1 ILL.,, Feb. 21.-4,h0 llon. John G.
Short proBldsut Of tho Paris T. Danyil!s lssil-
road, stalts for Europe today to Try aud nego'
tate tho bonds OF hia road.
spsetai DfrtuteA 10 I'he Chseaao Tribune.
Ekw Yo2K, Fob. N,--The meeting of ths Rail-
ho!d pursuant 10 &djournmant, did not TAXA
plaoe, In consequence Of the continued Absencs
ot GOV. Qanuiaoa from this city.
, 1875-02-23

CRIME IN Ia SALE COUNTY.
spec.dt Difpateh 10 The Chicago 1f,bsnss
OTTAWA. ILL.,, Fob. 22.-1n tile Circuit Court,
Dnniol Anderson and Thomas Thompson, the Aa-
loon -koopcrs Of Dapway, In this county, indicted
for selling liquor without license, wero found
guilty on four counts eae1i, but subsequently, on
motion In arrest Of Judgment, woro reduced 70
two counts each this morning, and fined s2o chcll
md costs, aud ncnt to jail for ton days. Though
thsy proved that they woro operating undor
clul, system. ths availod nothing.
Tho case Of tito peoplo VI. bird Bokford, tho
lawyer who Is indlctod for tic alleged stealing
OF iooks from tho Supreme Court library. was
called to-day. md a Jury occurred this evening,
whom tho attorneys on either nlls 1nado thotr
opontn9 statements. THO defendant is charged
lines since 1a7l, but on1f OIL circumstat,tial ori-
dcncc. he bong charged with heving bcbn seen ln
the library under suspicious circn.nsiancos, and
books woro found III hiB pusseaalon with tho
State Library brand upon t!lon.. Tho dcfenAo ia
tlat tho indictment wns procured through oull-
arItaoy Of Bick ford's enemies. and that tho do.
iontan: was xbHent frnnI tho city at several
titncs when the hooks wcro alleged to have
been StolGu.
, 1875-02-23
THE ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN.
ITS HOPELESS EMBARRASSMENT.

1lS HoFEI1ea 1aIDN9s1sH'n11.sf'
spettai Dispatth 10 The Chttugo Tr'bnnt.
Erw YonR. Feb. 99-I0 q, un.-F,frorts ale
mst,ro n rooroantya tt,a n,nharraeaod Atlanta
=. 1. ,,ss 1,.s,s.., ...1 o..a -,.o,a r., MI
it Oh firm basis, froa from tito incubus Of tho
onosniouB lobt Which hangs ogor 1t. Ncmcrous
schcmos hayo bocu propoBed but tLua
Ia m M. ~ tl,am hna been
accef'ca bY she ponuAo!aefs' nc".S
all Of whom reside abroad. Tho financial Affairs
OF t.e railroad wers also supervised abroad by IN
English 1,oat,l Of Directors elected BY tho Com
pan5' ihe osp.sal seooA 10 e1'.'oo' W. w,
fundod dobs IL o3'Sooo'4 sna tne noat1ns and
other indebtedness ranRos from e3.0oo, ,0uo to
&c. COO tH0, The total lnbI}tioH amount TO hbout
S137. .1S9, oy9. It ts understood that tho plan OF
managers Ia to exttnguish I'll tho present stock
, 1875-02-23

0MAnA, Fob. PA most horrible case Of de-
pravity Ii reported from Laramie City to-day. a
father haa been caught living In an open state Of
lascivious cohabitatiou with. two daughters. one
10 and ono IL yenrs old. 1Ie has been ntrestcd
and taken to Lincoln. Mob. Gus Of the dAugt-
tots has Just baen delivered OF child by tho
fathar.
, 1875-02-23
a MltRpFR c0NFfasFn-

NEW Yonx, Feb. 22.-Philip Olwoli, = lahotor,
residing In the upper part OF Fourth sseuuo, las
surrendered to tho police. silaging that ho killed
m unknown man, IN dsuukon affray, In lia
own laouao. on Saturday night. tbs police bo-
llovo that tho murdered stranger wna acsertet
from the British army, aud that 0l1oll Alled
him, auppoBluB him to lave nonoy.
, 1875-02-23

sT. Paul. Minn., Fob. 22.--A spoci.1 from
Austin, this State, says ". D. Jnnos, collecting
agent for D. II. osborno Co., Chicago, Is IN.
der arrcst. charged with having OH Saturday
committed rape on respectable married lady,
wife Of Charles Wilbour. Tho parties aro both
menbess OF tho Congregational Church.
, 1875-02-23

szDALlA+ Mo. Fob. 22.-Josoph H. Carter nd
William X. Nixon wore arrested fow tuilos west
Of here on Saturday morning, With e1.o0o
worth OF counterfeit aud noasly $4,000 good
money in thoir possession. Tho arrests arc said
to haTn boon lnads By st. Louis detectives, but
nothing In regard to tito affair has bosn Rtvon
out by the police authorities here.
, 1875-02-23

NRw yoxx, Fob. a. Arrived, steamanlp
France. from Liverpool; Switzerland. from Ant
1erpi uoheuzollsrn, from Dfemsn.
LoNpoH, Feb, 22.-Btemshtps CtnlhriA and
BalaA &zsfp Nov xoxk, kAvs a1nvsd ouA
, 1875-02-23

8psetai D.sna&ch 10 The Ch&tngp Tribute.
DAVENPORT, 1a., Fob. 22.-T. E. Ingham, who
has made himself notorious during the lant few
months BY his cutting and shooting .proponsi.
tca. not a1one In this city but in Chicago, and
who Ia without doubt ono Of tho most dangerous
chstsctors In tljs city aud untlttod to exercise
tho liberty Of frcemau, WAS on tho rampage
ssAn iAst sventng, aud performing IN An old
solo with now weapons. For nearly two years
be has held grudge against Iii. J. y. Drake,
editor Of tho Rock Is1hud Argus, on account
OF some difficulty, which grldge has be-
coma intensified o4, tho part OF Ingham
for ti,s resaon that tho Arg.s has not spared
Gm or failod to mako noto OF his dayiltsy and
ettttns and shooting sorapcs. Lnat evening Efr.
}. 8. DFAhe, with ons or two othor gensiomon,
were 1t nelchcrs'B uotal, taking supper IN tho
Ginning ball, when 1ughRln aud q friend Ganle in
md took seats at another table. lugham, soeing
Drake, got up, and, Inviting h!a friend they
eeatod thennolVca at the aAmo tabl, With Draho
and hia a1ioncs, and ontored Into friendly convor-
sation with them. Vary soon Ingham called for
Z quart bottle Of vino. which he inyitod Mr.
prako ana friends . partake Of which thcy did;
ia pleasant chat during the ontro time occupied
IN eating snpper. Alr. Drake Eat at the head Of
tue table, and Ar. 1pghAm ns1t him Oil his right.
6upper oseE. they. all got up to retire, whon
Mr. Drake WAS not looking at lin, suddenly
seized tho quart bottle BY tho neck and gave
~. praka torrihle blow on tho
forehead, cutting gash Al inch aud
, quarter in longth Just over tho
loft eyebrow aud an inch doop. penetrating al
most to tho brain. Tho blow staggered Mr.,
Drako, but before he fell he was caught by one
Of his friends. Az quick as tho act wAs done
1n8han loft, saying, whom he got to the door,
"9hat'a al Want Of you! It WAS doua NO
suddenly aud 10 troaoherorsIy that every ons
present was dumbfouudod, aud II waa not until
reat Ingha1n. Doctors wosa imn,odistoy suu-
moned, examined tho wound, and aewed Il
np. Il 1t had been quarter OF Ill
tuch higher up, Mr.. Drake would havo boon
killed instantly. lie lioa in a precarious condi-
hon Ingham was Artestod this morning. tho aflida
We t Of NJ; DRAKE having been i!e ohaIgtpg him
ufs md aasaulsing aud beating him with q bot
" with infant to do great bodily harm. lIo
Eelved preliminary examination, and was taken
E 1a1l 70 await trial, Which waa tlxod for next
Ehuraday. Great e1citamont psaynl1H In both
kikod Of.
, 1875-02-23
A DESPERATE FIGHT,

DENVER, Col. Fob. 22.-A desperate etruggip
took plaza Saturday ut Island Precinct, on the
Platto. A confidence man, john ". johnson,
had boon spottod for saudng lottora Offering =
watch OF counterfeit money at tempting prices.
Doputy-sberit1 Charles ". Wilcox was sout to
arrost him. 11is pal, 1saao Clodfoltor, WAS near,
and suddenly johnson broke away md ran,
CIodfcllor hnndlng him his pistol ~ hs passed
him. After 4 desperate struggle, Wilcox
boiug shot IN tho knee, ho agaiu secured his
prisoner, when Clodfelter han1cG tho scouhdrcl
another pistol, but Johnson, tndlnRho coulsi not
uso 1t, quickly handed It back to Clodfelser, At
tho Same ttsne calling on him to shoot, Bayfng,
"Yon know What I did for you onco." At this
c!odfcltgr deliberately shot tie SAoti1 twice. ono
ball passing oatizoy through his body. They
not be taken alive. Ollcess arc III lot pursuit.
Sheriff Wilcox Ia hanging botwecn life and
4e4th.
, 1875-02-23

sstefas HsDaseh % 1ht Chicago Tr1hun&.
QxTHo17, Mich, Feb. 22.-To-dsy Christian
Leander killed himself BY shoosing through tAs
heart. OAu4s uutnova. r.
, 1875-02-23
An Interview with Tho Murderer
OrtWctn al pittsburg, Pa.
Els Execution to Take Place at
Noon To-Day.
l Desperate Fight Between Shoriif and
Two Ronghs IN Colorado.
Miscellaneous Criminal Items.
oRTWEIN. THE piTTsBuRa MURDERER.
sSpttf0{ }JfApd{th Ia Tit Chicago fftbn1f.

DRIVEN, THE p,rrsBuRa MURDERER.
Special N*paleh Ia Tht Chfcdeo flonnf.
Pirrspuno, Pa, Fob. 22.--Thsough tho cour-
tesy OF shorln Hare, your correspondent OBJ
taluol an iutorviaw this oroning with Ernest
Ot.velp, who wilt be hanged Tomorrow. Tho
condou1ncd was found In his coli eating henry
supper, with ~ much notchalanco as though
4h!a wofc not hls last night on Garth. tcarricd
OH tho conversation In Norrnan Said 10, II
want to correct misstatemott. It ia not tfuo
Tint 1 outraged 1stio 1da. could mol have done
no. 1lovod lior too dearly.
Corrcspondous-IIavs you any further con.
feeslon to nlaka2
Ortwc!u-Nono further than previously given,
10 he published altar my doatl.
Correspondents -IfRso you no fcar OF death7
Ostwein-oh, no mona whatoyor.
Correspondont-Do you laye good appetite
Ortwein--YcB, md hleop good, too. hut nov
That I atn going to die, wish this mtnstntonott
corrected. am sorfy committed tho oritnc,
but expect to meet tie uaunott family LII
Heayou.
Ostwoin has matlo will, aud asked him to
disclose lilo contents. but ho add ho
wo,,id rather not till after doatl. I1e
said he felt sorry for Lbs poor widowed
nlothot. lila bsotlurB and Ais SISTERS in
Germany othorwiBe ha had no regrets Tho
murderer lB n,hry0l. noyor saw q man stht1t4
Ing Oh tho brink OF tho Rrayo With moro noryo
and cootncBH. lie docs not dread blu fate Tot,
looking at him in Lis coll, ono would scarcely be-
soud whole family into etornity without mo.
ncnt's warming. lie 8nyH 1t Sds but an impulse,
"a fearful ole it hl.,st llnYo been: Ills hcnd
and fado aro atudy. brutality and intelligence
predoninato to ) ntnalI .extont only. 1ie
Ia Etoica1 and H1usbse, yot s2lkhtlye Rt
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