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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
DIVIDEND AT THE FREEDMEN'S BANK.
W, Cant


Messrs. Creswell, Puryis, and Leopold, the
Commissioners OF the Freedmen's Savings and Trust
Company announce that they will begin paying divf
dend OF 80 per all audited claims on the LIST OF
November next All payments will be made at No l5O7
Peunsyvana-ave upon presentation OF the pass-DooK
or satisfactory evidence of the COmpanys Indebtedness
DepostOrs and other creditors, residing in and adjacent
10 city, should present their claims III person.
and those "a distance should forward their evidence OF
Indebtedness through responsible bank or banker
OF by mail express with their full posofce address
check for the amount will be returned without delay
Depositors at the Washington Branch will be paid by
check on the Treasurer Of the United States Those NJ
other branches by check the Assistant Treasurer oil
the United States NewYork City, which are negou
able anywhere. All checks have been drawn
70 the order Of the original deposition, ana as
signments win be recognized only far as to deliver
the checks az originally drawn TO the assignees Cred
Org whose claims have not vet been audited by reason
OF their failure To forward them, may suuef bgnt ut
lay as payment will be made except upon careIu
examination The commissioners desire ielh to ca i
creditors Of the Company to hold on TO their Claims
aud TO dispose of them at sacrifice Othef uINE
dends 70 follow, and the Commissioners renew
the assurances heretofore given that everything sha We
done To hasten the payment OF dividends and the sas
factory adjustment Of the Companys affairs
RAILROAD TAX DECISION.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
decided that under the act of July H. 1870 railroad cor
poratons are liable to per cent instead Of Gig per
cent to Aug l, 1870 the amount Of all dividends
earnings income gains which had accrued before that
date and also on all undivided profits earned by the
company prior that date and added to any surplus
contingent other fund. This question came up on an
application made by the Illinois central hanIoau Oo"
pany.
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THE RING SOMEWHAT SURPRISED.

WEBSTER INDICTED CONTRARY TO HIS EXPECTATIONS
THEY ALL FIND THE CASE SERIOUS ONE.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsE.)
BUFFALO n. Y, Sept 30.-The evidence Of Kellys
and Wech's guilt is found in the sworn statement Of
Ellis Webster the coal merchant, made recently be-
fore the Governors Commission. Webster explained
10 the Commission in detail the transactions upon
which the indictments have been found. While he
was dishonest enough to carry on fraudulent busI-
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LONDON. Thursday, Sept. 30, 1873.
A letter in The
Paris has the following:

LONDON. Thursday Sept. 30, 1879.
A letter in The Times this morning from
Paris has the following:
An accredited opinion prevails in Madrid that senior
Canovas Castillo is about TO return TO the Prenlt 4
shin He il displaying marvellous activity IN order 10
lead back Cancellation Cabinet. The reason OF his re-
fusa TecOnsttute the Cabinet after winning victory
on the suffrage question his engagement with the
Vatican the COnCOTdat i'll return Tor the eHtao
lishment of Papa NuncO at Madrid, whereby to offset
PaDgl Influences in favor OF the Carsts by nteTp0Sng
provisional and more liberal government When the
crisis with the Vatican threatened he expected TO Tree
spain from the religious difficulty This solved, he hopes
10 return with such mOdcTates as consent 10 cOVOca
ton of the universal suffrage aud TO reconcile
Germany which offended by his attitude on the re-
liOus question, by advocating the marriage OF hlS
Alfonso with German princess. On the marriage que.
tion he will have oppose not only those who oppose
German influence but the Kings family aud It's pais1s
who favor the MOnpensier alliance.
band of "A communists has appeared In Andalusia
The Government has dispatched body of troops thther
70 hunt them down.
MADRID, Thursday, Sept 90 1873.
Official dispatches report that the Republican
bands which had risen in the Sierra MOrena, meeting
with no support have been obliged to dispense 10 avoid
pursuit.
In consequence Of the movements OF the Government
troops the Carists have been compelled TO withdraw
their artillery from the positions near San Sebastian 10
TOlosa
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srRIous ILLNESS OF Ex-Gov. oLDEN

TRENTON, N. j., Sept 30.-ExGOv Olden
was attacked by paralysis yesterday He is able to see
his friends but one side Ia entirely parayzed The e1
Governor nearly so years OF age ana u reared lie
will hardly be able to survive this attack
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WORK RESUMED AT A MAYNARD.

BosToN, Sept 3O.-Between $50 and 200
wormen, removed during the month of September. re-
sumed work at the Charlestown Navy Yard to-day.
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THE SPANISH MONARCHY.

Rx-PREMIER CANOvAs DK CASTILLO TRYING TO
REGAIN POwEE-HE FAvORs HARMONY WITH
THE VATICAN AND FRIENDLY RELATIONS WITH
GERMANY.
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THE PLEASURE TRIP OF TWO CLERKS.

ACROSS TIE COUNTRY AT CONVENIENT EAFEhsE'
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUHEl
WASHINGTON, Sept. Soc. G. Church and
T. H. Oakshott clerks in the Office Of the Supervising
Architect Of the Treasury Department. were to leave
Washington this afternoon for the Pacific Coast TO In
speOt the Goernent buildings in California and Oregon,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
ROME, Thursday, Sept. 80, 1875.

Cardinal McCloskey took possession of his
title in the Church of sancta Maria Supra Minervan at
noon to-day Many Italians and foreigners, especially
Americans, witnessed the ceremony. Cardinal Me-
Coskey entered accompanied by 81 Dominican fathers
and several preaes. Approaching the altar, he pro-
nounced brief prayer, and seated himself in the Epis
oopal chair MonsnOr Catald then read the bull con-
frinQ the title and the General Of the DOmnicans de-
uyered an address. Cardinal McCloskey replied, and
closed with prayer A TIE Deumwa then sung After
ward the Cardinal received the spectators in the hall at
tached to the church.
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ness with the Canal superintendent for some reason
he kept, as he claims correct book account OF the
transaction, by which means it is possible now 10
state exact dates and accounts. He has manifested
a great deal of nervous anxiety over the matter ever
since he was before the Commission but he has
claimed 10 believe that no indictment would be
found against HIM. as it would be necessary to retain
him as a witness for the people against the other
offenders of the law He has openly said that If he
was indicted they could not obtain his testimony.
The State is now in possession of his books.
Neither Kelly, Welch, nor Webster had any idea
that in case indictments should be found against
them the charges would be as serious as they
proved to be, or that bail required would be so
large The most they thought of was charge OF
conspiracy the bail for which i'll the case OF Lord
and Others was fixed at 1000. No one has, appar-
emily had any difficulty however IN securing ban,
az in all cases the bondsmen have accompanied them
into court at the time of arraignment. Mr.. Weich
declines to say anything more than that he ls not
guilty. He is Republican who has always lived IN
this county and with the exception of the one term
as Canal Superintendent, has never had any pubIc
Office He is at present engaged in the lumber TRACE
but is not thought by his friends to be worth over
$4,000 or Hl2 900. 1t was with his clerk, Horace
Caryl that Webster claims he transacted consld-
cradle portion of his fraudulent business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
MADRID, Thursday, Sept. 30, 1878.
CARDINAL, McCLOSKEY AT ROME.

IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIAL AT HIS TIrULAR CHURCH
MANY FOREIGNERS PRESENT - RECEPTION
, 1875-06-05

9rsetai Hls.~,tch u Ths thlt4Ja Tribune.
WAaulaaloH, D. G., Juna 4,-Tbe tAtest In
tinIAtlons recsiyed hero are that llA Wads-
Worth. aftos I'll, may decide not to submit 70 =
removal under lie ltnurs-ot 0ilfce act, but lnay
rcsigu When 1t Ia known that nothing that he
or his frieids may do can induce = rooonsIdofa-
tiou at tho decision Ia hls care. This much IL
already known; WadaWortlls auocessoe IL DEF
iul,ey decided upon, aud 1t Ia certain tIst tho
nex colpln,ssion will tusue within week. 1t
ii believed ttla. tho choice Of the aucceHsor waa
made at Tho White House, aud that beth
tho removal Of >FalsHoftsi aud the appointment
Ut llia SUCCESSOR were ln tie hrat instance De-
to,ullusd by tho President. The Treasury uf-
1!ci2la arc not at liberty u u,nko kuo"n the
namo Ut WAaHxo xorth'H suctoasoE until tho return
OF Secretary Bsislow. who will 10 Ut blu dsak Oh
MondpJ, It ~ tn.imAted, ho"oros, tnat tl,e
choice mas falluu upon gentleman who has lad
largo experience IN Ieyenuo matters, snd VINO ID
held in high esteam in Chicago. wharo he now
EeHtdeA. Ths Treasury officials here are advised
that ths chie3 Internal revenue oficiaA 10
Chicago and NUttboin Illinois wore not
without Information of tie probable fact OF
tlllo,t dtstillaton In Chicago The diea Of the
Department heso show that Daputy-Coilector
Hoyt informed Collector Irwin before hss dehth
ton. mud sh.s lso!t IVA "ubaequsntl5 informed
oaAer officials, aud that he ~aa &dyiAad 10 each
ce1o thst n4ers could pot 10 anything in It sud
not 10 t1ala \ nolso about It. Mo3t stands we'll
With the Department. but hs will hot 10 Wads-
voEti4's suaoassor. i II possIbl4 t4At politics,
a tsll ~ special asneSA may hsvs tos0s-
, 1875-06-05

An Indian, around nhich are tho words "Tho
land was ours. flo, Washington, laid the
foundation of American liberty IN the et8hteents,
century. 1nnnmerapla mlllious yos uubotn ~lI!
vcnoiAta tho memory Of the man who obtained
their country's frnodorn."
r0g7AL 5TEMs.
The va1nc Of tho through mail aer7iee b;
tween Washington md SB" York, Just tnfned
i over TO Col. Hcntt. b. abnnt a25U00 7ar hnntl1r,
which Iuc!udea pAyn'ent for servicn both ~ays;..
Of noxt wcok will start on general tour Of por-
sonat inapect'on Of 1'oetOh}chs IN al tho load
lug Western cities. Ills purpoae Ia to familiar.
tza himself with the details Of busnesa in thoso
citiea.
cA11.xp BONDS.
Onn-fourth OF tLe bonds required for tho
sislsIlI, fund, under tho call OF Juno II, hhvc
k1tpady heon rocei.od atiu condemned A. the
Treasury. ...
THE rH1nn-rEnx LETTER.
THO PFcaldcnt n receiving many approvaIs OF
hfB th.-1'term leEer
ui.rw TO TIM al7.Coo.
Tho 'rEeaAlssy ottlci iau arc cout!lent that tlev
hnvo obta3u0l a Glow to tho robbhEA OF Tho
Treasury. No arreHts have beon madn. aud
probably will not bo for Hotne tnc. The clohsBt
mud. II thev are guilty, Il will nos bs poas,blo fur
10 th* dsso:fastd T+<ss.l
niCu L-tLKs.
WAsHfTurns, u. c., juno a.--Cart. Chsrtes
N. Breckett. Special Ageut Of tbs Treasury d..
partmont, captured In tlin citY to-day 4 whiss
lace drcss valued at $1,000, whits Lace shawl
worth $4,000, and otlor lhces Of tho Sat,le Of
&o,1o0,, at pawnshop, wtcre they lad been
pawued for eJS5. Tho drass aud 'acea formerly
osonred TO ths E~prssg e. ,ra Ensers md
at ths sitas Of tho sale Of ter iswsiEY in In
glaud. and wcfo BmuKg1td iuto ttia countsy BY
juaoph HoArachx+ In 0ctob.t, '73
, 1875-06-05
MAIL. CONTRACTS.
4 WHEEL WITHIN i WHEEL.

spAetat Dspateh to Tht CAsenoo Tftbun&
WARRINGTON, D. O., juno 4.-The following
letter, roccntly roneived at tho Post 0nlco Do
partment, illustrates ono Of tho moana by which
contractors Attemps to obsafu extravaKant priaes
for carrying the mails. Tbs 1ottof wnB sent by
mail contractor in Wisconsin, who Ia the TO-
eapted hlddor On largo pumbet Of mail soutes
In Iowa At \ recent lotting, 70 : person in that
State. with whom ho Is negotiating for low
figures In tho suh-letting Of = ropte, ThA latter
waa passed over to tho PoatmaRtor Il Canton,
H., and BY ltm rofe1rol to tho Post.Oflce
Department for !nformAt,on, Thore Ia no DOUBT
shht III inereaso OF mail facilities Is frequently
obtained upon tho application Of ssnatorr and
Representatives. whose constituents ARC induced
to AK for such Increase on the solicitation Of
contractors, aud tlas largo sums Are e1psuded
winch bone1t contractors moro thAn tho general
public.
QyY1cH NoHruWEsTxnH HTAaK QoxFAHx AL14wx
VIII, April a., 1h7e-Rffttam Ktisto,, Cnhtun, ID,
We hAso your bd $lse, for service on routs 81 xA-
Canton to naaunksa,- ,-aud would ssy va haye lower
t.ds IN from Emslnt, S!7O. We regard 81 =
tEtp, Of $751; would 30 good nay that routa With
patsankeEs and l:oght eHd eapenses end tho psob.oi
trips week and pay pro rata. VII shall reoolva h!da
until Nay 10. YDa eau hid again ypu Wish, II your
PostmasLsz will get up peton, ma have ul,c got up
At Emains Crab Hills, sid Iron lia and haze Il vol
st9radt thea get your neu1bar of 0ongrna And BsnA-
tor Allison 10 udorse Il. You can gci Il UP 70 threa
tstpea wcsx BY July l. Go oasjt.
t8igne4l> III. WA1akz, Managee.
, 1875-06-05

CEDAR RAf1ps, H.. June 4.--Ne1t week prosa-
fsea to 10 ohe OF unsisnaf tntorcs. hero Tbe
convention Of fine breeders Of tho North
wehs meets on Wednesday, and Thursday, tbo
9TH and losf, 'us.s and the indtcations aro: that
Il will 10 largely attended BY tho prominent
bretdofs OF Iowa, Minnesota Wisconsin, and H.
Inoa. Tho two grca. ahost-horn sales viii also
dra4 crowd. atr. Waruocl, Of Kentucky, viii
sell his magnificent l1ord Of 1fty head Tuesday,
ana 3ff. GGron' Of Keuthcky, and Sfossra.
1o9 bead OF choice cattle on FRIDAY, tho 1lth
inst, immediately after tho Convention, All
thons anf1nals aro no. q,tAr.crea W the Fair
Grounde and arc attracting much attention.
will, ~o hope, bo kept il Iowa. n"
, 1875-06-05

thing 10 do IN filling WAdavorth'a n1.ca.
It is thought that Tho recent v.sIt
Of United States afarshal n. II. Campbell hero.
has somo connection with tte cn,ova Of Wade.
worth. Tn to this aysninK nothing ha. hca,
received from Watlawortli at Tie Wnjte t1o,,sn
cxcout trlsf telegrsms. Under existing circnn,.
Atanees. he ran oxpoct nothing from : visit
estaor to Washington or Long Nra1,ct1.
flot ne Asse~1uttd FYtat.i1
WAsHtN7T0y, u. e.. Juue 4.-The following
Appointments Of Internal 1savsune ofI,coE4 vore
mnle IN tho Firht District Of Illinois today
,Storekenpera- William James, G. A. STOREY.
Gangcrs-T. E. Timer. Il. a. Fiikine, Richard
T.. Schroeder. OA 'te Stephons, 4. II. Brodor.
, 1875-06-05

remaining In tho h.oro, Il it wore posstbia. For
Home time not sonnd was heard Everything
Wan wrapped IN darkness, pntc!' of moonlight
the floor bs,ug Ill the light that could 10 aeen.
Presently tl!o c}crk boartl . man steailng ftom
near the stair d0of toward tho front door. He
bad gone but d few stopA when tie raH aga[nht a
tsoVe Tint ttood between tho co'1ntes and tho
dnor. by this timo Dthhanl hid recnycre'! frnn
tho cffecla 1t thu blow, ahd when tito burglar
fell against tie Atove tho clerk spranG upon
liu. lie heised him by tho ihraas, and
Struck him wita all his atrongth h'ow With
trsppled with him, eud IN encl manner
HAT ha could not nao his neat,on. After a
fierce band-to-hand Htrupgln. lasting m1nl.sa or
10, llenham aHcceeda'i IN tripping ttle burelss.
and throwing. hin heavily to she floor. Tho
clark found, ho*e7e7. TINT ho had not only
dchnerase but powerful inan TO conte.,d With
tlo lad scarcely tcca thrown hefuso lie turned
with Dn3bnu,, md, pettins: ittie Ut inl r:n:1el
h!in to l!ie tour: lis tIon fa:urd hlots rnll a
AiilY upon the clerks facs aAI l,esd Tho latter
riACsd h[a revolver nt tho hIsplnr'a side md
tifod. The man uttered cry Gud threw M his
hA.,ds. Tho billy dropped 10 tho ',oor, and Dam
ham beltsted la lad tnaictcd a dnesh
ruupa on bis antagonist. Tho buryiar
pistol hud exclaimed, ~: thn.'s the
rasne, we'll emil this damned quick :"
Dcnham throw Ut bis land AMI h:rucl, tho bar-
rc' of tho pistol tast AZ the weapon ,waa tbs.
coaIKDd uc Dali InkaGu itb H1rk, but entered
Donhatn's hand a. tho middle tluger. AMI toEo \
passags through to tho unrer part ot tlle 4rla..
Tire burglars pistol wns ouly e.ngIa barraf one,
aud lie duug It array. lie tlen attempted to
'trencl, DcnLanl's p1bto1 AWAY from lin. The
clerk, after dHehaFsing 1t ono. snoss. without
cfEoct, threw it from him, and it fcll on Tim
oppnatta stde IF the store. Dcullam ncoing that
hc waa now eutllely Ut tho mercy Of tie
turalaE, began to thaut for halp. lie
fcis hin,seY growing weak from loss OF blood
snd exhaustion. His antaeouss l!Ien drew 4
knife and buried 1t to tho hit IN tho deehy
part Of tho young tncn'a shoulder. and
t*scs In tiH breast. mt sattrne5 With i,is work
ho then deliberately plunged the knlle uto Dem
tlarn's ndo. 1t entered only quarter 0! IN incl,
below the heart. and stuck q rib, which turned
It from ,ts deaaly course. Tie hui sIsr Thought,
no doubt tina: ho had accom- lits,ed h,s la,rro=o,
for 10 Kicked Denharn ssyc1ai t,,ncu III tho ribs.
From that tins until daylight Denan was un-
conrcious. When be racayetod h.H senses he
Was 40 weak that he could scarcely movo. After
t1tno be managed 10 droa hinisnf to tho AIorss-
ion Hotel, and succeeded u nTo.sn3 tho land-
lord who summoned physician At once. Del,-
ham told the ADORE si0ry. and sao1 tftcrwatJ
became dclrlous, in Wllic}, condition ho Was Ut
laat arcouuta and verY little hopes kzs enter
tAinod Of hin recovery.
, 1875-06-05

spRaNaylRLp, ILL.,, June 1.--The Springfield i
Peoria Ilailroad has bean involved for some ttmo
past Ia difficulty wlth tho indianapolis. Dlooul-
iogton Il Westorn Raiasoad, IN regard to tho uso
Of tho track from Pokin to Peoria. The matter
WAS sstttod to-day, by the Toledo, Wabash l.
Western Road guaranteeing to the 1ndianapoita
Bloomington l. WeAtarn tho rent for tho ,lee Of
tho road, This 10 probably tie first move in the
dIsoctlou OF ths Wabash lsoad securing. by 1oaas
or purchase tue Springfield L roonA RoAd. The
Wabash noAd will 10 i few days run two daily
trains froM Poor's via. Deoasur to tbs East
undor tile 1nanAgomaut Of Col Andrews, -
Superintendent. Tbs Wabash II recovering
from IL financial eDbkr1nsament
, 1875-06-05

BLOOMINGTON, IT.. June 4.-To-iay Judge
Tpton delivered writton opinion on tho de-
murrur argued Ia tue suit OF Morton, Bltss j.
Co. and other boudholders Of tho Gilman, Olin-
ton l. Springfield Railroad. to ioreoloso that rail.
roads first mortgage Of 3a,1oo. 900. Demurrer
Ia made on bohalt Of tho Nhlltoad Company, nnd
Judgment creditor of the road, the estate Of
Legesatt Drowu, daccassd. Judge Upton holls
ttat tho bond aud trast-deed nro valid iDstru-
taem that the decd Is ! Mean On tic franeh!so Of
tho ro2d That 1t Ia not lien on INV OF !tA roll
log atock or ether fnovahla property, end that
Tie bill Of foreclosure does not si1ow atass Of
facts BY whtoh tho nastraad Company hos In
currod forfolture 80 a. 70 make the principal Of
%, 001, 600 dua 1t tho ptoacut time.
, 1875-06-05

NEw YoaK. Juno 4.-Durinx tho night nj May
16 : burglary wAa committed At Dudshoosn,
Holland, aud among tho property stolen were
tsu bonds Of Fl,0oU oach Of tho Chicago North
denomination Ut the Wluoua l. 1t, retef ltai!-
road Company, fourteen oonpouB Of tho WinouA
i 1t. Petor 1satlEoAd Company, sud twenty Of
ths Chicago houthuesteTu IallsoAd Company,
Ia I'll representing about f50,Q01
, 1875-06-05
ROB3Ep QE 4 MATQH,

6TVt7c1 H1'pa4h % Tat Chltudo Tribune.
srnfsoT1ELn, IT,, Juus IA tramp. giving
hta name a William Mallog, sto!s gold watch
this morning from afrs. Van schoick's board
ine.hnuse ana Has aoo,i arrested aud placed III
]s'!. f1s IA but TO. tlasa out Of the ponlton-
t'aFy, having just worked nut sentence OF five
yoara for tho ,nnrloE Ut blu b,othor-ln-lav In
Nock lsland County. '
, 1875-06-05
PATCHING up PEACE.

PATCHING up PEACE.
On thu 1st OF March the roads leading to
Council plalls, Omaha, aud Cheyenne establish
cd ftciRiIt-tariH to taoee points, which was to
be rigld!y adhered to By all tho roads. But.
Iilo most other aEroamelts nnado by railroads.
1t was violated by some at the Iincs before tue
odgos wtro worn Oh. This OF course created
considerable !ll.feelIng and = gone'al bsshk in
the rates. An effort to again restore charges to
wIak thay ware boforo tho "euttiug" CON-
mencod wa. mado yesterday ut meeting hed
At tho Graud Pacific Hotel, which was attended,
bv tho following gentlemen. jAmos Smith, 0eti-
eral Fraight-Agunt Of tie Chicago D. Alton
Railroad; II. G. Wicker, 1oHeral Freight
Agent Of the Chicago Northwestern !;
II. II. Court~.ight, huooriatenaent u tho
Hannibal Il s.. Joseph; robert narf,a,
Gene1al Superintendent, nnd @. W. Smith. deu-
eral Freght Agent. yf tho Chicago, burlington L
Quincy Hugh Riddle, General Superintendent,
nnu Lewis Fielc, deueEal Freight Agent. of tho
ChicaEo, Rock Island i pacl1o ". II, Arthur,
Gontral Superintendent OF tho st. louis, Kansas
City l. Northern; ". u. Robinson, GenerAl
Freight Agent OF The Missouri, Kausas i TexRs :;
A. a. Tainllge, Qensral Superintendent, and J.
A. I'LL. ueaoral Freight Agent OF tho Missouri
Pacific. Alter = long and excited discussion Il
was decided to reea!ablish tho old tariff, aud all
tho roads present Pledged themselves TO siRidly
adlirre ~ tho rates-ti11 thov azo Cut ngalu,
which. Judging by previous experiences, will hap
pen III lpsB thao twO u0eke.
The .htes which wolo adopted yesterday Ars ~
, 1875-06-05
Hello FOR IDENTIFICATION,

with being one Of tho gang vino sons umo ago
negotiated eomo g. 000. .00U Worth Of stolen altered
Ua!sed stascs bonds, and who, having been ar
rosted In Phsladolphia on = reputation by Gov.
Tilden, was to-day brought before Judge Brady
On writ of habcaa corpus. Tho re:ut1 10 The
writ soi up lts arrnut under tho teauisttion Of
Gov. Tldon upon 4 chAreo Of forgery. and That
he is now held iu custody under due procees OF
low. The traverso 10 return Eats forth that tho
prisoner Is not the person intondsd 10 hayo been
arrested on the requsition paperA that be tRa
nsyer been resident Of rennsylEanla- and that
the requpitlon proceedings nrs Illegal. Tho
Judge SLOWED tls District Attorney until Tros-
day to produce proofs Of Lis identity.
, 1875-06-05

anngx1ing silks through The Appraisors otfico II
m undcr-Taiuatlon and who escaped Ia Mon
troai, returned yesterday and voluntarily s,,r.
rendered. hlnac!f to tho United States Distrtc.
ATTORNEY. draff WAS admitted to t,sil In hontts
OF a5,0u0. md l,o eJI bo used as Btatos eridenco
Agalhst hls alleged ncconpiiccB.
, 1875-06-05

co1p arn'sos. N. T., Juno 4.-Thomas
Mckenzie, Sal'5, and Ja.ncs McCasty, car
thtores, wero surprlged tn the act Of robbing
fresght-car hero last night. Ea!ly showed fight,
an:l wns shot by Delaney. tue ~atchman, bu:
to Carmel to await the action Of tito Grand Jury.
, 1875-06-05
JusrtFIARLE FRArRtcspE,

6rsctaf Nspatth to 1fhs Chicago tribune.
LrnEaTT, No., juno Alt IL reported that Tho
state's Attorney will uos iuslat on the prosecu-
ton ot Ellah Crayous who shot bis brothess,
Thomas aud Hood Crayens. last Sunday, near
this city. It xas clear case Of juatl1ahlo hon.
tolds. Elisha says that he would have besn
killed bad It not heen for hia daughter Alice,
who puahed hls brother down An ombaukmont,
Hhlls IN tha aot Of striking hl,p:n lhe bead with
tho hoa
, 1875-06-05
LAKE ERIE & sr. LOUIS.


1Nn1AAAro1Ia. Juno 4.-ArticleH Of association
Of tho Lako Eria + Ht- Louis Railroad tso,n
Cleveland to at. Louis have been hlod with tho
Beoratary Of State. The capital atook IL tix4d 1t
%, 000, 900. John Lao, Of Crawfordsyilts, hAa
beea elected pseaidant at the contemplated
1oad.
, 1875-06-05

liz" ORLEANS, Juno 4.-1uacph Jo,,fcrcarlo
Ci'siHtf1l 8kafo, and Paul Orlando, wlo wore
hrteased faw dag ago by Special Tronsury-
Agent Whitney, charged with counte,fet.,ne
nickea, wero convicted yesterday In the United
Stated Court, aud ren:cnred today 10 tlres
yeaFa eac', Ia the reni:epslsry. onr o. tho yang.
his boud ia forfeited.