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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

"Thc sickening record, given b. our
correspondent from his Un personal
knowledge, of murders and other
atrocities committed by Radicals upon
the Conservative whites from motives
of political and private enmity in the
parishes, can hardly fail to arouse
sympathy for the people of this un-
happy State. SANDER and tho brute
force to sustain the rule of ruffians
over them are all that they are likely
ever to receive at the hands of Grant
and those who work his will in Louis
lana"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

THERE has been constant advance
in gold for some two weeks past, the
rate reaching as high on Thursday
last as 1l514 and many are predicting
q further advance. Certainly this does
not look like a very rapid advance
towards a resumption of specie pay
ments at an early day. fe --.H
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

The New Y FORK Sun: The Washing.
ton Ring, the Military RIM. the Indi-
an Ring, The Syndicate Ring, the II I'LL
road Ring, Custom House Ring, the
Navy Ring. the Straw-bid Ring, the
Land-stcaling Ring, the Sanborn and
Jayne Ring, the Carpet-baggers Ring,
the MemphisE! PAso ri ng, and others
like them, have all revolvcd around
the White House.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

The Cleveland Billiard Tournament
closed on Thursday night. The fol-
lowing are the awards: The first
prize and championship TO Eugene
Carter, Of Toledo; second prize, to
Thomas Gallagher, of Cleveland third
prize, to Tony Honing, of Cleveland
fourth prize, to John Thatcher, of
Cleveland. 90 r.; ey.fE 90.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

The following atrocious, pernicious,
obnoxious, deleterious, pestiferous,
depiorable, depraved, execrable and
diahoIical pun was perpetrated by the
Missouri Republican "Political geo.
eraphy class. stand up! Which State
adjoins the District of Columbia f"
Chorus" Virginia" wrong. you
idle heathenI Tennessee:it's Absent
to Washington
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11
THE Radicals are diligently search

The Radicals are diligently search
ing for candidate for Governor to
run against William Allen next fall.
Old Ben. Wade and Ex- Governor
Moves both decline the honor; and We
no longer see any mention of our fel.
low sow nsnnan; Judge bay, in CON
nection with the position. The lat est
movement is by the Radical leaders at
Washington to bring forward Hon.
William Dennison, nov one Of the
Commissioners of the District OF Co.
lnmbia. ,e..
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

3 The Radicals have been making a
terrible ado about the embeZzlement
of public money by Newton and Reed,
Ex-Auditors of Holmes County.
Judge Kcuney has given his opinion
in the case brought against those gen.
tlcmen. on behalf of the State, holding
that County Auditors do not receive
public moneys, and therefore cannot
he guiltyIof embezlement.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

LoUIsIANA.-A New Orleans tsle-
gram dated the 4th inst, says: 1t is
understood that the Congressional
Committee are unanimous in the opin-
ion that the action of the Returning
Board was Illegal. and that the Con-
servatives elected q majority of the
members Of the Legislature at the
late election. ,t..
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11
The Postal Law.

f. SEC. 142. That any person who shall
enclose or conceal q letter, memoran-
dun. Or. anything, in, any mail matter,
not charged with letter postage, or
make. any writing or mem orandum
thereon, or deposit, Or cause the same
TO, be deposited, for conveyance by
mali at less rate than letter postage,
shall for every such offense forfeit
and pay five, dollars and such mail
matter or enclosure shall not be de-
livered until the postage is paid
thereon at letter rates.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

AT the very time that the Jac0bins
in the Administration and in Con-
eress are passing o law making it OBJ
ligatory upon the whites to associate
together with negroes upon terms OF
equality in schools, hotels, public
convet tances, &c, the Administration
of Grant accepts q money indemnity
from Spain of $500 each 10 the fami-
lies of the murdered white men Of
the Tirginius, and $500 each to the
families of negroes who were slaugh-
tered on tue same occasion. Thus the
vaunted friends of the negro appraise
a colored mans life at only three-fifths
he'value of a white mans. II there
is this Distinction, why enforce ths
C.v.l Rights Bill? Because, if a
negro's life is only little more than
half as valuable as white mans. they
can't stand on the same plane of equal
ity. For ourselves, we can not see, in
the Tirginius matter, why this dis
tirction of color should be made.
Can the negroes?
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

THE salaries paid to the ministers of
the gospel in the United States aggre-
gate the sum of S6,O00,O00. annually.
The cost of keeping the dogs in the
United States each year amounts to
SI0.OOO,000. To a mathematical mind
preaching is to barking as six is 10
ten, or as three is to five. ~.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

;e BEN. BUTLER has presented to Con-
gress, a petition in bohalf of Victoria
Woodruff and TennesseeClaf1in, Pc
tition asking for 100000 as repara-
ton for the injury and Disgrace in
fiicted upon them by their arrest and
imprisonment for circulating obscene
matter through the mails. 1t is fitting
that he should become the especial
champion of these pure and spotless
saints. ~ -a.Isl. .i.-. .i.l-l- I III IL.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11
SPECIE shipments to Europe. rumor

SPECIE shipments to Europe. rumors
of war with Spain, Southern troubles,
depletion OF specie in New York
banks, probable lifting of the Bank of
England rate of discount, The finan-
cial bill which provides for specie
payments in four years, manipulations
OF speculators-all are alleged causes
of the rise in gold. Still gold has
fallen a little.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

i The "Polsr wave" has been felt in
every quarter thaougheut the North
ern part of the country. In the west
are reports of people frozen to death,
trains. snow-bound and passengers
without food or fuel. l..-,5 ,s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

= EIGHT persons were arrested at Car
bondale, Pa. on Friday cearged with
completely in the robbery OF the cash
ier of the Second National Bank of
that city short time ago. Five thou-
sand dollars of the aniouEt stolen has
been recovered. Eli -ssrv, E... -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11
Fraud anu Outrage" in Louisiana.
In an article under the above cap.

ton the New York World says:
The violence which so grierously
disturbs the minds of Grant and Sheri-
dan is easily traced in the criminal re-
cords of New Orleans, which show
that of the seventy-six murderers
committed to the Parish Prison fifty
were Radicals. Sixty of these were
convicted OF murder Or manslaug hter,
and OF this number Kellogg pardoned
nineteen because they were Radicals.
The dstestation in which crime is
held by kellogg is further shown by
the following table of pardons issued
by him during the year 1874 In
every instance the culprit pardoned
was q negro:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

e.. THE Radicals in. the National House
of Representatives on Tuesday OF last
week passed a new rule By which they
expect to be able to choke down tine
minority and carry through Congress
all their obnoxious measures. .
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

ri A; BILL. has passed the Indiana
House of Representatives providing a
license law, aud it is thought 1t will
pass the Senate. AS everywhere else
prohibition has proved failure i'll
that State. roll .,.--..a. $500 -;-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

The Civil Service Committee in
Congress has reported adversely TO
the proposition to rcduoc President
Grants salary. A good deal of fuss
has been made about the Increased
salary of Congressmen, and the wrath
of the people has been visited upon
the "grabbers." Don't forget the
President when he comes around
again.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

THK "quiet" that Sheridan would
" restore in New Orleans is the quiet
Of the tomb.-AkrOn Times.
just the kind of quiet her rebellion
merits. alliance RerieW.
And that's what Radicals mean
when they talk about amnesty!
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

THE' rol hing mill at Leetonia which
has been standing Idle for about two
years is being repaired and is expected
to be put in operation in less. than q
month. y
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

THE Senate of West Virginia has
passed the bill removing the capital of
that State to Wheeling, and it is
thought the bill will also pass the
House.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

The Grand Jury of Columbiana
County, at their late session, returned
one hundred and thirty indictments
for violations Of the liquor laws.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

THE city of Canton has debt Of
$195,961.35. That is a pleasant mat
ter for the contemplation of the tax
payers of that thriving city.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

TuE divorce. business is pretty lively
down in Tuscarawas County. At the
late term of their court twenty-eight
divorces were granted. -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11
THE MARKETS.
RAvENNA. Febuary 3.1s75,

-.E --f-sst RAVENNA, FEBRUARY 3,lsT5.
FLOUR = Ranges from IS O0, for Xxx Red
to $6 40 for XXX White. Demand steady.
WHEAT-$1 TO.
OATS-50c
RfE-No brings rs a Soc;
Il BARLEf-Soc. q 81 co..
I BUcKW HEAT-I5@ q soc. - -eE
HAY-Seliing at SIG q $40; accoriins to
rBEEF-Percwt., s. q 81. @
lIOGS--Drcssed, per cwt.. 81 so. q IS 90, ac-
cording to quality. 4-... --..-..a-
LARD-City relidc, cd 16 q 1sc country 1e,sc.
SMOKED MEATS-City sugar Cured Hams
selling at ,6c; Country l21kc -
shoulders. City cured selling at 12,sc. Dried
Beef selling at s2 q 25c.
POULTRY-Good supply in the market
Chickens dressed, buyers pay I9a,1alx cents ;ur-
dressed &C q &c ;Turkics, live &c g Sc; dressed.
10 q 12c.E
BUTTER-a2c a pc. and in good demand.
= CHEEsE-Factory,. new, retsils, Use. -
EGGS buyers pay a5a per doz.
POFATOES-Purchasers pay 6aic@ Csc
BEANS-Choice hand picked in good dem and
at 81 q perbu. Medium 81 20.
ONIONS per .bushel 81 s5. 49,
HOrS-50c. --- = =. i
SAG GE-Retails at SOC a roc. -
.VINEGAR-Pure cider, retails SOC per gal u
TALLOW-Buyers pay &c.
HiDES-Green, trimmed 8hsc c.untrimmed 5,;c
FEATHERS-Retail at 81 90.
WHITE LIME-$I so per bbl
WATER LIME-sa 50
SALT-Coarse sells ut 81 Is: fine 81 90.
WOOD-Stovs - OUaa2 so; 3 feet wood IS Oo
q 50 so per cord.
5SCaABs- : 5s-E IS
'Cofes sslls. for. ~s SsAs - 1910
Extra C " 1tc
Granulated ~ ss.-, 1a1Ic
Pulverized a. = : 10
Crushed - "a.
Brown L....- sf.s.5 ...,,-. 4, IN.
MOLASSES-.t- -,f.s ssr
New Orleans. sells for 1OO
White Drip syrup. go 49,. 100
Golden Drip " 80. ....... IS
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

REPORTS from the far West indicate
that there are reasons for fearing a
general Indian war.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

The Congressional Committee will
oonclude the investigation tomorrow.
=and leave at once for Washington. s-=-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

THE Republicans of Salem have
elected Comley Townsend for Post
master of that city.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11

IT pleased General B. F. Butler to
remark in the House of Representa-
lives Tuesday that
"No legislative body in the world
has ever been cursed with the rules
with which this House has been
cursed Where did these rules come
from? They arc relics of the old
slave power. [Sneering laughter from
the Democratic side They were
made to protect that power, in order
TO prevent any discussion of slavery
or abolition" H..4 .4 .4tti i1
!. Is it not curious that the Republican
party, which has had a continuous
majority for fourteen years in. the
House. has never altered these rules,
which Butler said they were cursed
with? 1t is curious, likewise, that
they have been i'm existence since the
House was organized, and that sub
stsntiallyj they are in force in all of
the State legislatures. In fact, it is
universal parliamentary law that it
shall require two-thirds vote to sus-
pend a standing rule of the House,
adopted for its organization, or shut
off debate without such vote. The
city councils, public lyceums, conven-
tions, of all forms, have that rule for
their government. The "ayes" and
"nsys can always be had when it is
required by certain number of the
members present. 1t is really anus
ing to see the impudcnce of . party
which has always acted under these
rules, now, just as they are going out
of power. repeating them, upon the
ground that they are injurious to the
public interests. Do they suppose
that the people do not see all through
this false pretense, and understand
that the most universal Parliamsntsry-
rules are now overridden because they
stand in the way of schemes that have
no higher motive than the perpetu-
alton of the party in power by the
bayonet ?-EnQuirer. a1 st.t,.i.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-02-11
DIED.

DIED.
BECKWITH.-At the residence of his mother,
corner of Oak and Walnut Streets, on Tues
day morning, February 9Th. after I distress
ing illness iocdropsy otthsz zl,eart,Perry E.
Beckwith, in the 3srd year of his age.
He leaves wife and one child. a mother and
one brother, and many friends, to mourn his
death. .. ..as.-....- -.-
, 1875-05-21

Tho Committee on Town and Town Accounts
had an auditing session yesterday afternoon,
and paeaod upon sua1ry snall accounts.
County-Astorno5 Ro,ln.reo naa Oh duty yester-
day having returned from visit to his father
in Wisconsin, nllnna he loft conSa!cccont.
Z. D. King md George Woke. upon Thom
SheriT AEnnv put hts hrnl ns Court hailsjYs
fow DAYS ago. ara working for tiol. Lro. who Is
using tlom to ausist III cDp5lne the adjaEtmont
records.
Tho Uommlttco on Jail aud Jail Accouusu hold
d niootinH yesterday a[torh,ou. Several email
bills woro audited, an Tho following Awards for
contracts wora recommended, john Arfon. 2a0
tlrss-class tnattrcHses. Mt Gain esch: katAb,lrE
4 Hmm, 10 dozen a,1itta. ut $50 por dozon, AMI
200 bonches ut 81 III each.
George Wolf ycssc,day tondorod his rcstgna-
tion ~ l!ghs watchnan Mt tho :latl, which ras
accepted. lfo was among tho frat aproiutoos,
anil Ills resignation is regarded M having oig-
ntcance Of MONO kind. Il may b. that hs nn-
ticipatod 4 discharge, which was no doubt COZ
ttln to occ,lr III 4 f0w days.
Tho cnrc1sasness linked with tho inoompetency
Of mary Of the Deputy Sherilfs, as shown Ia
their rctusus Of lsto. Ea been thu cat1sc Of con-
siderable co,nploint. Most OF tho rcturn6, before
leaving tho sheriT Hlentls, appear TO 10 nl*cept-
inle to mh.orinl improvement, bn. tho Sheriff has
ordered to tho contrary, and tho consequence Ia
coufugioa confoundod.
TITO Sharif received the following yestortas
from the Clerk OF tho Circuit Court OF pcrrr
County: "Cnn you not collect and return tho
Company Parties in tho case arc very dostrous
Of getting their foes" Tho response was for
wnttioa that thu Sheriff hal bce.i enjuinoa from
collecting, bearing ilato OF Arrti7.
, 1875-05-21
THE FQuNpLlNGS' HOME.

EFElhI 10 INK WEE A4A& O&thAt
An effort IS on foot among tho ladies conncnesd
with tho Foundlings Homo to placo that instlsu-
tsou on hettor financial basis. The debt upon
tho building amounts to about s25, ooo, and soma
or lilo demands agsillas the Home ara p1caslug.
Sometime ngo Or. Shipman, tho Manager, to
u1cct m iu1ncdia.s want .1or:ghGcd hia honse
for 81, 500. This il ono Of the claims tho ladies'
t:eeire TO meck At once. but they ato not in'
clinsd tn atop at providing for prcseut wants.
Tl,oy lind tho general dob. great barrier ~ tho
wny OF tho work of ths lonp, aad to iift it have
started subscription paper unong tho business
public. They propose to get twcnty.fivc sub
scrlt,era at >:20o each. on condition that nothing
ID to be paid until tlio desired amount ts pledged.
lilo subscribers to tho fund so far are such
tueu Al {. II. Henderson 4 Co., John H.
Which, George Dunlap John y. FAR
wo!l, G. l.. Kellogg, fibba,d Il spcl'-
ccr T. n. D1nir & Co., CFsns Dsos:,
Martin Eyersou, Field, Letter Il Co., and i. II.
s'uish. Quito nuMpcr-about tifseen-hnTe
e,bscribed to a $,l01-funA, anil tho prospect for
ralsijg the entire amount needed is encouraging.
Tha Homo a. tho present tins conraips sixty
stuo infants, which IL Vcshaps tho ayeraga con-
Btap,ly cared for. Tlera ars foT II any lnstls,l-
tiouu moro dcaorving public charity, and it in
hoped tho apces1 of tho !adies will continue to
DO rcB,1opdod to literally.
, 1875-05-21
R, K, TURNER.

xtoT1oN ToN cliANtsE UF VENUE.
RuaolplAus X. Turner, the aliugea decd-forEar.
apuea,eu in the Criminal Couit Yesterday snoru-
lug, and, by his junior counsel. O. ". conatan-
tino, prencna,t1 yoi1smn!oas rrsition asking for
q chapEo OF yonuo IN tho .rial Of tho inGict-
mcnts resting ngsinst Linn.
Immediately upon tho case hcIug Called MI.
Coustanttno ankc,t that the hearing bo continued
until to-day. for the reason that ho preferred to
hnys alr. swcst. hia colleague, present when Tho
motion naa argued. Considerable sparrtng fol-
lowed bessccn tho attorneya, and Aually tho
t,ouri intcrp1sed, aud ordered thai tho reading
Of the petition ho commenced. lilo Ec..slan sct
forth that tho newspapers hnkl uretnd:ccd the
public mind Of Tho city and count? to hucli 70
c.tont that au impartial trial could not DO had.
Il set forth that sLe defendant hal sal;on tho
trouble to cauyaSs tho yar1buH tuw7la IL tho
county TO test tho eEtont Of tho projntieo. and
found That tho feeling nsa inst him wsa general.
Only part Of the pos!tson was read, when Ito
l.earlug Ysas passed it'll this morning. Tho Pc
t.tiun is bactod by 16J HttldnsitH, . largo pro-
portion Of tilom s,,uea by respo:tnblo citizens.
and oil OF which Will bs rr,:.d II, duo si,nc.
Just a. 1ir. Constantine wRs loaFing tho room
forthwith caplas was thrust upon hiu
on tho charge OF forgery Tho
paper vas s.,r,,rlsp. and rad bcon issued. 1t MP.
poals, BECAUSE tho Criminal Court 'hA nos ru-
ceiyed Tie bond given by thu defendant IN tho
lower Court, aud Of oo,,rHo Ind no official kuo~t-
edge OF the existence OF anv proper bond. 1ha
explanation waa nlado and tha execution Of TIT
cAniaR uG4 de1Ayel.
, 1875-05-21
MRS, LINCOLN.
ATrEuFT AT 8QtCQ3E.


Between 2 And o'clock yesterday afternoon
Hrs. Lincoln went Into tic drugstore Of Frank
6luair, pharmacist, In tho Grand Pacific Hotel
mud wanted him 10 give her sonae lsaaanuu and
camphor. saying TINT e'ls needed It for neuralata
in the arm. knowing her mental condition, he
pretended hc had mono ready. aud that 1t
would taAe halt NJ hour to put It up. 6ho said
sho would call In again for 1t, and then walkod
ont Into the atsoet. 1Ir. S4uair, supposiDg that
sl,o wea going to son,o othor dr.g-stose, put on
Ills hat attt followed her. She went directly
ecross tLa Ettcet to ltosers d Smiths, ut tho
coruor Of Adama auf CLARK. Just ~ hte IVES
telling Mr. Rlnilh that bllo wanted soms lauda-
nun, Mr+ Baualr tsckoutd to Smith, AID, when
le cxme up. told hinl who it was Ae WAS talktug
to, and that ho must not give her any laudanum,
Mr. smith thcn said to her he could not eel ',er
any without = doctor's oEtlos, aud sho loft aud
went down tAe street to Dalo's, whess ate asked
for laudanun aul caluplor separately. Alr.
Eauair got in Aleat ok Aur, aud WaA cot,se.l
" abtc 10 prevent her getting anything thtlo.
Then, 4eeug that size waa shout returning to
tlo Pacific ke hursiod lack 70 ais own pl.co.
Snd put up 4 mixture OF QUO draclln. of liquid
burnt sugar and ton drops 9! tlucture OF eau.
vhos, In u c-ouDco buttlo tilled with water and
labeled - LaHd&num aud Caulphor.' 6ho took
IL and ucot outdoors, snd - soou as
xhQ got on the aldowaik gho drAuI
the contents About ton minutes afterwards
Aha returned 70 ths drugstore, saying that bel
ann troubled ytry much and she wanted soint
more lAulanuna 70 eda TO the mixture. Ms
Equa.E asked her lt.ahe had used it. and hho sai<
po, that ahe wanted it stronger. bhe weh
behina hs ceuntez Aaa began Watching blu
, 1875-05-21

nm, n,o, v.r,o,, nr "a: AZ n 1H,sn ~ REGIMENT.
ohoAH'""7,oN w. oS .t.,..n. ~ .n ~. ,aId 4, IN,
mest'ne Of Irish eis'ze1' "H' ns,a ~ ..'e
street, Inst eyoning, for Tho purpose OF organ-
i7,no A second regiment OF tho Illinois Stats
.-"s H... n,'ar. 80 vnrv 1a-r, nttapdance.
"u"'uo' ~. Ill. :-c,r vatorar. of tbe
very many OF tas risa'nust''a'' 'e'o4N-" " 'Ae
lAto War being present.
Cnpt. Z, J. Cnnnftfe presided, aud hlr. }. +.
r,,rko ,ctod An II Hnre.ar~.
n,, Ca..,,,i,on ~ frt+o. .n,a,r,nd In corre-
1"o 1ou.u'ssa ~ Aoeo t1"N1".,. ,,.lI.
sponu W!th the Goyernos ~ uss'Gn en,,;,
0lUCcF ~ Mubu NAptA+"H - Nv" eu'Attn' tt..f,,
, 1875-05-21
CRIMINAL,

JOHN 8ts!ner Ia = prisoner at the Astuory for
stealing several BOOKS from W. u. koen, Cooke
j. Co.
Daniel Russell, negro, was lod3ed In ContEn
Station yesterday by taa dotec:iyoH, 10 auast
hearing On tho c!iarse Of lasceuy,
William O'Donald. tue man charged With the
mut1cr Of W,iese. l.as not boon aeon By ths
nonsboy wltneBs, tue latsor hayin; removed to
sonie placo ut present unknown 10 tho po!ica,
Horgt. Uyrps will hsso him take look tho pslA-
oner ~ soon aa ha can aud him. O'Do,,a5a waa
thcro IL scarcely probability OF his guilt.
For sonuc tfrno paAt tho Chicago, milwaukee, l.
St, Paul Isallway fsetght.cars hayo bcoa roDba;l
by gang uf thieves, and Wlc1 loss pf proptrty
aid great annoyance llaYo Resulted from taoir
operations. Yo,tetdsy thEou oficerp Of tho
1lsIl. Oh btreet Htatlon succeeded i4 cap.
anI % Charles Aulns. Tao property consists iuai,.
" Ut boots mud shooa and c!otncs. Emanuel
Jacobs, vau Dur0u atrcet paHnb,okeg, IL im-
siao arrested. lie gass bail tur nss appearance
Hhen wantcd. aud the others were locked up.
Jsnnio Compton. ho,d ~ = witness In lilo
Welch- paYltn muZdsr cnso. says that Wills at
the AsmorJ, aud before the death ot Uaylsn.
eho received letters from Wesch aL.
s!sns h'r how n,., 70 'Gy f.oayy bm ass .ns but
bhs says that hllo showed tho lettess to pasiin
}ust beioyn h!s death. and that 10 told her to
piyo them "a tho prosecuting attorney. aud that
saw tiAya ago ai4o sas.t tito icsseFs by polico-
man 10 Mr. ltsod- Hho In very oussIo.en. aud
uow mauiftsts = Is1t, au1ioty to hca Walch get
hta tust deserts ~hc.4 Sue catia4 IL nothing loss
than hanging.
Baauol Il, Long, ~ old man from Niagara
CouutY, New York, waa robbed Of Gus by TIVE
men yesterday morning 4. i o'clock. Thay mst
lin II tho corner Of dearborn sad VaA nuTsu
stfss:.. sa, Sodef so.as siH4a',er r.st.as pss,