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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-25

E.B. WEST. Flour Broker and Commission
Merchant, Brackets Block, Minneapolis, Min
nesota, sells Oil Meal, ID. equal to 10 lbs.
bran, or lbs. meal. For Cattle, Horses and
Sheep. 1t will make horses hair grow towards
the tail instead of forward to the ears. Try II.
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Editorial in New York Tribune, 10th
ssI.icd AbOut.''

So many conspicuous people have been
he'd about! During the last TWO years
the number Of leading statesmen who have
been cast away on imhospitable shores
from this cause is almost lncalcuiaole.
They arc strewn all along the shore. And
all Of them have been lied about. Two
wears ago procession passed down the
CAPITOL steps and scattered into the sur
rounding country with their arms full OF
stationery and other plumber. and never
returned. They went out of the Senate
and out of the House. Some were tear
full, some were indignant, and some were
in the state Of mind described by the
gentleman who was captured by the
pirates in the Gulf, when he said they
stripped him and dashed HIM to the rig.
cling and fogged him on his bare back I'll,
he was perfectly disguised. But they said
to the inouiring minds which met
them on the way with the sympathizing
interrogatory, Whats the matter!
.sOh nothing, only been lied about. Some
Of them fretted and vexed the columns Of
newspapers with explanations how and to
what extent they had been led about,
and what made them think so. Others
made addresses to reception committees
in which they stated distinctly and al
great length that they had been lied
about, and some We remember had ban
Duets at which the local clergyman and
the county poet We'd with each other a
the conclusion Of the feast IN manglinl
the language in which the lying had beer
done. There was an epidemic of being
he'd about. Among the victims, if v,
rightly remember, there was some suci
person as Vice President.
And here the other day another pro
cession stepped down and out, in who's
van there might have been carried q de
serip.ive banner inserted. "Lled About
Mr.. Butler. returning to IN admirmg con
xtitueucy, when asked what brought hin
back, would doubtless answer, 'Lle'
About" To the friendly Detroit pei
SON. greeting Michigan's great War Ser
ator on his return to pr'vat
life, and inquiring OF him VII
he had not continued I
intimidate the British Lyon in the Sci
ate, the gentle Zachariah could give n
other answer than LIED about an
s.lied about" is Carpenters response
Nilwaukee's Nv hats the matter u
il Was such An epidemic! And it carrie
of so many! Done. too. as TALL the A
ministration organs agreed, BY the ind
pendcnt press. 1t Was in view Of Il
fearful mortality in political circles pr
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-25

The statement that the standing com
mittee Of the diocese of Connecticut had
voted to reject DR.. DeKovcn and confirm
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-25
RAILROADS.
CHICAGO
AND
Northwestern
RAILWAY.
[mar.9-75.l

Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburg,
Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Mon
treal, Qeenec, Portland, Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington. Saint
Louis, Cairo, San Francisco, Sacramento, Og-
Marquette, Escrnaba, Menasha, Madison. Chey-
enne, Omaha, Yankton, Green Bay, Milwaukee
aud all points West, South and East, should
buy their tickets via CHICAGO and the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Close connections are made at Chicago with
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, Mich
igan Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago, Kankakee Line and
| Pan Handle Rou}es, for all points EAST and
SOUTHEAST, and with the Chicago and Alton
and Illinois Central tor ali points SOUTH.
| Close connections are also made with the
| Union Pacific r. Il. at Omaha tor all far West
points.
Close connections are made at junction points
with trains Of all cross roads.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
These celebrated cars are run on all nigh
| trains on all the lines OF this road
/ This is the ONLY LINE running these cars
between Chicago and St. Paul or Chicago
and Milwaukee.
At Omaha our Sleepers connect with the
Overland Sleepers on the Union Pacific Rail
road for all points west OF the Missouri
River. Among the
INDUCEMENTS OFFERED BY THIS
ROUTE
OF the travelling public are all the moderl
improvements and Gravel Ballastet
Track, Steel Rails, Rock and Iron Bridges
Paror and Drawing Room Day Coaches
Smoking and Lounging Cars, Westinghous
Safety Air Brakes, Miller's Patent Safet,
Coupling and Platforms, Speed, Safety AM
Absolute Comfort
Running Through Five Great States
. and operating over 1900 miles of road, thi
Company presents to the traveller faciiitie
that ARE NOT and CANNOT be offered b
any Competitor.
All ticket agents can sell you tickets vi
this route.
II Won wish the best travelling accommoda
tions, Won will buy your tickets by this route
, and will take no other.
MARVIN HUGHITT,
G General Superintendent.
J W II. STENNETT,
General Passenger Agent.
b
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Strong, Well Made. and Does Good
Work.

HIGHLAND, FltlmOre OO.. hliliI.
Messrs. Strother, Conklin & Paine, De-
corah. Iowa The Edward Harvester that
| purchased Of your agent proved to be all
or more than it was recommended. We
cut all the grain on both places (ll0
acrcs) in good season, without the Leaf cx-
pense for repairs. When / took the ma
chine apart te store it for winter. l did
not find any part Of it but appeared good
as new. The grain on my old farm was
cut with Marsh last year. 1t scattered
about two bushels per acre in the wheat.
This wear we raked the stuble with a
sulky rake and got one-fourth of bushcl
per acre. l bound alone on the Elward
Harvester this year in wheat that yield
ed 20 bushels per acre, eight acres and oo
rods in eight hours and twenty minutes.
The machine is strong. we'll made. and
does good work. G. W. CARPENTER.
| Has the Hest Binding Arrangemens-
NORWAY, Fillmore Co., Mimi. Aug. -
Messrs. Strothcr, Conklin d Paine, De
corah. Iowa.-The Edward Harvester that
/ purchased Of you does good work; ele.
Yates grain either wet or dry. | cut IL
acres OF grain, and averaged ID acres pei
day, and the last day cut fifteen acres
Of wheat and two binders bound 1t. They
had never worked on harvester before
and believe the binding arrangement II
better than the one on the Marsh. Tn.
grain saving box is splendid thing.
saved in one days work SIX bushels 9
wheat in it, and it does actually save tn
shelled grain more than l expected when
bought It and, in short, am well pleas
ed. and would recommend the Elwar'
Harvester to any one wishing = buy mex
year.
Respectfully yours,
II ANDREW CHRIsT1Axsox.
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naI1NllYl Dyer BYOs. = howard.
lXU,I st. Paul Steinway Pianos
mUU1Ue and Burdett Organs ON easy
psymenh. Accordeons from eSb Us Beg
ft.lian atYincs. Sheet Music, &c. Orders q
r ,eut q. q. Is. promptly filled lsl ~
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SPRING OF 1878.

Tree. Field, EFrif, GaTde1 a.d
F1ower seeds. Fresh and Stanoasd oeeo4
Catalogue tire. = = Wall.
Iackson and Robert streets mcos-sv
, 1875-03-08

''ss'tt*'
=, ,A@nody. .. D-fee chest. c-lccr stand. p-par
trance. H-Beer tahles -
Lilo was entireiy e1tioct. though the body hae
not y.'1; ysI a.snmod all .he rgldtty OF DEATH ant
ttcors that ho had not boon dead above tyt
huuts At tho niost. Tue face WAS obscured b,
tho currents Of blood which poured from severn
gaptng Wounds, And htdeous pool had eathered
upon tho floor; oozing away under tlo rt,le
punk and staining With tts sAnguinary huo the
bottiea and boxes anoug which It made it1
devious course. IIts hntr was clotted and
mattod with the blood from = wound which
alouo would have cauaed instant deash, Inflicted
upon tue npeer part ot the head, and extending
had been .uado evidently with heavy tuatru-
mont. and had rcnt Ia twain tho skull. from
which tho brains wore slowly ooxing. Another
assage wound @ e1tended from tho baso OF tho
cheek.bono and c1poaing tic facial muscios,
jaw. and upper toesh. 4 third blow had
heon dealt tho victim upon tho eentro
&, 5s ste e1 from ShIn .s oHpa1 sptssS ,.s tat rft
mock; Several tecth from both jaws haa beon
knocked out and, - the lips had beon cut away
from both, it 0ayo tho murdered old mau tho
9hastly grtn OF DEATHS head. Hood had
ssaipcd &nd saturated lls shirt. vest, and coat,
enslee length Of his pausaloons. ua presented
gofy spectacle that might we'll Inspire horror
IN the sto1test hsart. Even the police, ca1tors
and accustomed to scenes Ut b1oodsi1od, drew
terrible sight. ''e
Tho body was left untouched until tho arrival
THE CORONER,
who had been Immediately summoned.
Da. DUNE,
who had also boen sent for, arrived soon sftor
tho police had taken possession Of Tho place.
tie examined tue soyctal wounds, aud gavo it "a
Eits opinion that tho QUO upon tito top OF tho
skull had probably been arBE deAlt, aud that 1t
must necessarily have proved Instantly fatal.
tie made description Of Ill OF them tor future
ise. Upon tic Arriva! Of tha Coroner IN il,.
fesagatlon began tor traces Of tue perpetrators.
THE TIhsf DISCOVERY or 1NroarAHqE
made Was largo bEoodatainad hatc|,ot, tue an
instrument with which tho murderous xssault
laa beon conlmltted. Tho front door waa found
unlocked, but secured firmly by \ crowbsr,
*htch had boon proppoa Agsinst ii. Tic roar
ioor MAS unfastanod, and, in tho SNOW upon tina |
teps. Detective Flynn. rho had arrived in the |
t,oantima, dSteote1 tho prints Of = mans over |
hoes, aud tracked them 10 the brokon feuco aud |
Ato the obscure alley beforo mentioned.
Tue tact that the muEdercra purposo wAs rob- /
'o13 MAJ eallclentiy demonstrated by
THE nlFIKD MONEY DRAWER
'hlch wAa discovered whore It had been thrown |
'ohntt tho counter, and tie condition Of tho |
!ctlms pockets. which weso turned ipxde out
=, There wa no evidence Of sculle apparent.
he sewdust around the spot whore tGo lool
ad evidently hecn pespet.ated had not been dis.
uEbod more than would have been caused by
~ ordinary Walking about Of two or three peo-
H. The bsd clothes had b<ea shroNn upon ths
, 1875-03-08
SITUATIONS WANTED--rEMAL1

Employment Agents.
GITUATIONS HANTnD-FANILtES IN WANT or
good Standtnavlsn And German help DO supp,fod
GrTUATloNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FEMALE
help OF III natonaioa furnished % sprt n0tice GY
enl!2iny e Mrs =: l.AFk19E, as4 Wsst Madfson.st.
, 1875-03-08

- u1IHUGI1Nu0Off$.
WANfED-TWO SlfAlir, INTELLIGENT YOUNG
ladies Of Epod addseaa. ono 10 act olaist, th
other - saiss~pman tn nav picture EAIley bn open
morrow 1t 141 Kouth CtarE.st, "'" "
, 1875-03-08

FOR SALE.
FoH sALK-sEVFRAL LADIES: "I11-'rs; XNn nENTs;
lam i &1!a M.tehas snd oalns vary cheap. Private
EoK aALk-nouss. Houa5. 70 IN a0yK66
Y: r: M1tk 90, III LaHailo-at. ~ " ~ " A"'
, 1875-03-08

Eurh0t.
" hpply 4 Dr: l,UDLAM'5, SIS Neas Washioxton.
, 1875-03-08

[ )shd FATE iApHovEp FoLD1Nu-TOP BINuRR
Loan uf3es. ~ Ulatkst, iioona upstafs, 'a'sp
GiN1Rf HKW1Nn. AonINE-PnlHOiF1L or,
- ncs III btAtest Machines sod on knauthiy "a
w pSE G4ak dLkeo4nt fer cAsh '-F'A4s''
, 1875-03-08
MUSICAL,

A HHn HIMEaW PlAND AT HAUnIFIt}K-MAG.
- 4 niF!1ENI ROSEWOOD P1ANAFOHTRt 7S UC.
fxaus fu Iron f!ane. .lno tons
s9oo19sts o1 aud pTiee
Nns,nsns seGsat f. s.io. with suu and cossr, foE tao
, 1875-03-08

HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
f{AHHAlh6-AN RlK0ANT NEW WALNUT PAR.
ssLt n,odtoo backs lnlad With frenoh walnut
pfInS did, .ni ~. esocsas with puo3nss Musth $20
pIeoe. noN. only &c., Residence, t43 Mlchg4n.Av.
foM sAtE-A ,Nt.ACK WALNUT AND HAIR
t pAe!or sot ~ ploIos: Aso, black walnut MARBLE
cash nsas{ now. and good make, uhssp for
, 1875-03-08

WANTED = GERMAN ANp. sUAHpINAyIAN
county, At Mrs. DUSkES ot3co. 20 hilIwauieay.
, 1875-03-08
wANTED-FEMALE HELL

WANTED-A GlRf TO no GENENAL HOUBE.
Mo1k; small fAnily and houssi references reluircd.
Mnn!y q l1a lndtAuAAv.s from to O'Clock p. M,
, 1875-03-08
BUSINESS CHANGES,

A MAN WITH COUNTING.R00W AND OiTf5iEE
q a, huinoss ~ e.ptreneo Aod - 20 70 too wishes ia.
ufscturnxin couaty town With Sood eohou osrforTsa
Address q, 30 Houth lfAstSd, 1T,
, 1875-11-20

NEW YoHE, Nov. 19.-Col. william II. Iros-
renor, OF St.. Lonss, has written letter to tho
Tribune In which he says that la never received
Sl,000 or ANY other sum from Col.
Joyce or any o.hor monbes OF thu
Wlirky Hing. In 1874 he borrowed ESQ
from Joyce, Tor which he gave him bis noto.
which be- expects 10 pay With interest. llo adds
that Joyce knows that he was constantly bocking
p1oois against lha Whisky Hing.
M'kEE, TIE "ULouE," AND ruE "nENoCEAT."
tuf. ". n, f;xo4retQf ia tht Hrv Fork H<tuid.
Early III ls7l Mckee said to ne. At that limo
otlltor 1T tho Ile7aocrat, That roaaouR hRd been
presented to him for changing Tho courso Of tho
paper; tLat tho opposition to Olaut ought to
caAse; that there Wcto very important atrange-
inents on fout which would TO highly profitable
10 all Of III II we could DO On good teE'ns with
tho rsas5sl @ ,ans o,sal1 M S.tatsT {e IN 1ps";Gs s
1T lsst, alter many slsaiacan. winks
aud nuds, that the matter in question con-
cerned tho resenue service aud that Wc could
lust a. we'll make sl00. .00O each II wo would let
paper aGa!ust urant. declined to Change nv
political opinions 20 readily, aud waa presently
Notified that. my services as editor were no
lanser needed. I elen,andet! REASONS. hat was
III February. 1H7l. Tie paper did suddenly
wheel aIouna to tho support Of uiant AMI
in March the n.y., hrst Eeneral assessment
q wllsty'dls!illGirs was ,, mslo Aecord.
1.ulis = regular ahase Of tho money collected
from dskslIerx Was from tho frst paid 10 John
Leayeuwo1sll. aiace deceased, for delivery "a
William Mckee. How far the promisa Of thts
share In tho profits Of Illicit ta,hnR Influenced
| tho sudden conversion in tho political opiuions
Of Mckcs and lis paper others eau Judge. -.
For about two months Mr, Fishback had beon
| offering to sell bis controlling interest in ths
| had toea distegardsl. BIZ. Bowmall. ~ attorney
Tor tho Globf, had made efforts for autcable
sattlement and through lin aIr. Fish
back bad been led to name sorms which lie
would accept, but for meeka thase torrs Ind
been trcgtcl As wholly iudis,nissable BY ths own.
ers Of tho King organ, and ar, LUZ man, not inl
sginiuE that anything could occur speedily to
| tting tho palttea together, had lstt tonn for 4
Tho dissil!osses we're seized by special officers
from Washington. Even then tue Hing WAS
perfectly defiant, and predictcd that IN worry
! feu., dhya eytfy establishment would te
, 1875-11-20

sr. Lor,s. No.. Nov. 1y.-W. Il. Davis, Of,
,la'or Of Carrv!lson. ILL.,. . prominent 1nd 1:
wealthy citizon Of that town. literally blew hls
head Of With q Shotgun. yesterday. during the
funofal ceremonies Of raut Wncat, "ho shot
l,iusolf ln thls city. tlrec da5s sgo, aud whors
remains were taken to calrollton, bis foruler
bo1no for burial.
hrtslat D4patth Is TIE fh'ea1o IfatMAt.
LEAyESwo4TH, Han, Nor. lp.-D. d. Drenn-
mai. CLERK in the tirat Satlon,l llank !" this
CITY, attempted tn commit suicide Thursday
hight y li,e !auoting under temporary Aberra-
tton q mind n, ,s n,s.dn. nSoa ,a a1 1s6o for
eriu1 from = seyere attnck OF tyehoil teyer,
nsn ua59 to Eeen s pSston ~ u; y;
h4ak i weighed me1Fy yya w. e mino, IT, ooo wno ot
cyuuiug to ses how he was getting alopg. and
Bssnuinap, upon admitting htm to the room.
rushed 10 the inantel-Bhelf. snd. snAtcAiug up
hia Eazot. cut three frightful xasllos In his
throat, but luckily eacspod cutting the wi,4d-
rlpo or jnsu'af vein. Medical Ari Was tun,-
ts,oned. AHd he Ia now doing AZ vol as could be
expected. He ia promising 1oun6 taan. stil
this rash act IL much regretted By the eptEe
ratutuunlty.
, 1875-11-20
1eLEGRapHlc BREylTlEs.

Tho bark paFaN1 aud schoopeF IlefAI1 arc
still on tho beach At Grand usycn.
Dr.. G. ". Knight, United btates army. died as
New Orleans yesterday, OF consumption.
The ear1tson lately On dntY At Newport bar-
racks was Transferred to Columbus, o., 1,M took
possession Of the new United statss barracks
yesterday.
Spencer Ieu,ou, = Restaurant mhn i1 E'sin,
fell down yesterday aftef,oon sud espisea III
fow njputes Cause, heart lilHeasc. tla lcaYes
= wila and two stepdsughtets.
, a. ta,;eI. eon Il Wbsesiss, t. H., hold lIst even.
inu. he plice for boiling Wsa sst Vt *o.20 per
TN 70 date from tho l3sh Inst.
, 1875-11-20

Spetfai Dlsoatch Ia 19s Chicago 9T11unr.
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. l9-Qno Of tho svnsatioba Of
the whisky wat has been explored and tinsly
exploded. It will bo remembered that. just be-
foro tho blow fell In Ut. Louis, dispatch was
received In this city saying. "Llghsnlns viii
stnke OH Monday" This becsmo kuowp the
sams day It usA sont. and caused great sensa-
tion. 1t WIS charged that it could ouly have
come from soma ono very ueas tho Secretary Of
tho Treasury or TO ,ha President, and that 1t
waa intended to prepare tho Ring hese for tho
contemplated movement against it: It now ap-
peats that It waa sent by \ st. Louis gentle'
man. fully In Accord with tho Treasury. to his
, 1875-11-20
ELSEWHERE.

8rtcidi nispateh n Ihe Chleaao Tribune.
SrRIxoF1ELp. ILL.,. Nov. 19.--Jacob Dechto!d
and Louis Weber, liouor-dcaess In shawpoe-
town. were brought before United Statea Com
missioner Adams to day, charged mitt, A,s1ces1d
to the law sn shipping liquors a. vol as in EscE:
ing their books. Examination war waived, aud
bail Eiron tor their appearance at thB next tern,
Qf tile United States Court.
&5,1u3 wovlDS't SAVE HIM.
NEW YoRE, Nov. 1a.--stephon s.tutuons a:ld :
man named Coonhes hAss boon convicted III
Brooklyn Of manufacturing illicit wl,laky. by q
deputy Marshal. bitamenH offered him :5UoV
to abandon the prosecution.
, 1875-11-20

lhstnor hero-A piece Of good news. Sir. stagg.
II st. f.ouif. largo fluor.dcaer, hal bean IN
Washington, and 1t war known to tho Dokart-
m"nta That hin houFo was engaged only III iegti-
n,ata bnhinesa. Jto hsd. therefore, bcen ll;ts
frtcly consulted 10 regard to certain features of
tho Illicit trnlalc here. In this way he bocamo
nraro nf tito movo IN ,,ro.rc.-, and, knowing
That ll:a partner would be delighted to hear tho
fnod nuw.. hn bout Linn = telegram from New
York laying. "f.,gIltning viii strike on 11ondny.
II WAS In no tonso notice to tho King, aud low
they bocatne POSSESSED Vt it II still! o mystery.
, 1875-11-20
Bi.UE-RUiN.
Trial Of Mcdonald, the Centre
and circumference Of the
81. Louis Ting.
A Most Inauspicions Commence.
1nent Of the Case for
the Defense.
The Cross.Esamination Of One Of Mc.
Donall's Witnesses Damages
Him Exceedingly.
D1egrue Prints a Gard Exc1l-
pating Washington
feop1e.
Col. Grosven0r Denies Absolutely
hny Connection with
tho Ring.
A Detective Working Up Whisky on
His Own Account.
How He Managed to Get in with The
Chicago Ring.
Selling His Information to the
Dist1iicrs.
Selling His Information to t1lt
Dist1ilera.

THE hac1EEAfSI st'I. !ue..st uhLAt. oof SoiHi'o
r,.,., y,..s... - r,. |,s;.a.n 4.,,,,,.
e. I,.,1. w., IA -r1,o-o IL 49, ,n-oo,+,,,1o
o,,,tom.nt f., tin 1vI,,aLv 1,,,o avc,fnmont and
m, rna, for aant, IN III. conr,.ro,m ia as crcat
a. r. to ontnr..,,n,nn, ofro-oi1 ven yr,a r,ts~
eon onnra. Thonch nothino nav or nartIcu,ortv
.t.r,1,,,s. ,u,n a,o,t., 49,, ar,~r ,...ta,s =,
ov;dcnro was 1,e,crc1 +, ,v,,, tho vtn,ost c.,or.
noas and devanrcd with aa ,o,,ct yc1tsb m r. n
had bcen tin ncechcr srando1 In nrocpee NJ ar.
,,o.rra
n.v.o,s, nr.xx.p
11ho o.f1or-o ,r,,,cl, III, t1ofo,.o ,,,e t,.,o.
;1,c,.a Tins ~ !. co,a;daro, ouits .o.1 an1 mi
osr,c,, n o,,. y, ,,o,,,oa t,o ,ost;r,on, ~
49, ,,~sa.a,,,i., ,1ano.,ln,. ,a.t,.,o,,, :. -.
nsotr., ~ n,,.o to.,norron,
,,,r-r 49,, n.,rr,.,.r
w;u,s,, Mexac wi, ho ,, tho at,,,d and u. ia
srncrtc1 th,t ho viii t.to ods.n.s1c ~ I'm 49,
raa,on n Iindtc.,o him.o,f fron, Tho ch,,ooa
o,nj,., ,,tr, -Ib.t i, IN m.ko , ,,,.i, o-c,,Ipo-
tow ,t,,o,re,, ro,,rdr, ia cnnrac,Ior ,-;t,, in
.,...,lod ,.o,mnaion trn,J"
mr.
3mnortant vf,ncas IN thn nor.on ~ III r.ou.
cnnnon cr-ncortv R.yon,,o co,,octor .n,l ,n
,rtixo r,cmh.r ~ Tho r,,nr but th,t nc-,or
ahoxycd aicna of ins.n,tv t.st ucat and !, notv
cout1naf in 4 ,nn.tto a,,lnm,
71ry r.1I, eyc4non,
Dan " voornees haa hocn retained Nv ia,
stcnona,d and ui)l m.ka III, clo.in1 anaect, in
hi. heh.,f. Tia snend, his aot;ra Ifma in tbo
co,rt.roor, .suti,nouafv xvo.ch{nr +ho ,,,,c-os.
az tho t1Ial.
CAREY AND Jorrr.
gone Tina aco It vaa reno,ted That 1one.t
, 1875-11-20

HE LETa THEN ALL ctr HEr AVERY.
Rr. IpCIs, Mo-. Nov. ]9.-Tho following card
La published this morning:
The names af rnany Hashlneton officials and rsr.
trs h1vn t'een nontinncd Icing connrc.ed Will, The
Whisky Ring, through or with IN ~. ionls. dr.
sire IL hnJ ihht Hatthte Hc uA..sck ttEvtlle 4ssnt,
CoJ. Gasty, CI'nmistlonrr 1nuSIas., C1i. Holt Eol.
Jn ley, nr any otf.e- nczla fItitrn4 Of Taahtng
TIN. hAyr to my kurwIsar, either tirertfY ind.
rectly ben cotlnctsd In nuy way with tho .In3 with
his e1reptinn II William o. Avery, 1naks ths1 st.ss-
1ueHt In rnrlo 1astsce to my u the parties named.
{3!Hne.l {. Il. aIErnCk.
, 1875-11-20
IN CHICAGO.

A
Areporser yesterday happened to meet in
hotel mnn wl,o Is kno~u throughout New En-
gland ~ ono Ut tho Bharpest and 6urcst dctcc-
tlves who worhs fsotu Boston, and u man ulso
las beon OIL tie Hitnosa stand against more
Eastern criminals llau any other man in Yam
koetaud Tho reporter know the man at onco,
and, remembering q long g-windel murder trial
whero both had figured, hs went up and hccostea
tho man of craft, WHO. OIL his part cordially
profrercd hand and afterwards cigar.
Aftcr few moments spent in bringing the
history Of both down 10 date. tho reporter asked
solnc questions aud received come answers which
lie preserved for the public in the full belief that
they will provo of interest as
urrStSu A NEW SHAFT
to bo aunk into tue mnss OF corruption called tho
whisky business. Yhe essential pa1t Of the talk
WAS rs follows: =
J.oporter-0ut in this CO untry Of business,
John7
Dcsoctsyc-Wcll. yos sort or business.
n.-,turdor? Or emDezz'emcns or fotsery7
OF dirorce? or what?
Tho gentleman accoBted made uo answer but
emilio, aud tho reporter went OH " Robbery
Of abduction? or olopement ?-oT whisky p
DOH. don't mind telling you tina: there is
flayor Of spirits III 1t.
n.-~Bos pardon. 7 supposed you wcre work
| Ing for 5oulsc't. eidn't know that you had
gonc into Government eervice
U,-No moro lure I. You Jump at thing
! most too quick, young inan.
R.-1t cant DO that you haro got around on
tho ether sfdo, can it Do yon mean to tell mo
| TINT you arc iu with the crooked:
D.-Not bit OF it; you're oil yonr nest
asain. No, air: there IL no man In the Govern
| hon e.rrt.nj h1rf3A n