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MARSH.
AuAB-IIEE He STEALS AWAY.


Sptcidt Dispafch to 11e CHICAGO Tribune
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 4-Distriot-Attor-
ney Wells to-day called upon Proctor Knott,
Chairman Of the Committee on the Judiciary.
q consult about the evidence againat Con. Bel
nap, and to obtain what the Committee had to
b used on Monday before the Grand Jury At
u o'clock, when Mr.. Wells first called,
anott deferred the interview till
soc.ock. and then seemed disincllned to aid in
tay way the prosecution. Mr. Wells asked
nov they could try the impeachment without the
pfesence OF Marsh, and Knott replied that,
aass1E the testimony of Marsh. they had no
talther use for him. It is the opinion Of law
!e1s that the trial OF the impeachment without
sae attendance OF MRrsh is useless so far as tho
= sroafEe now made lB concerned, and,Mr. C1ymers
committee does not appear to have taken the
SLIGHTEST PREcACTloS AGAINST BIS ESCAPE.
70 the present state Of the case it ia doubtful
= es7dence CHI bo placed before the Grand
ttuf5 sufficient, unless Beknap'a own admissions
before the Committee are sufficient. Oral testl-
@ooy would be required. The record OF the tcs~
n1aony taken by the Committee cannot be used
sssinst him, but the witnesses will have to be
produced, and Marsh is gone. The biunderlng
o. Qyner l. Co. threatens 70 postpone or en-
asetg defeat the prosecutions before the 6enate
.o 1oo IN the Courts. The New Hampshire cleo
ton waa too near at hand to permit = complete
msestigation. II the impeachment fn1is, tho
a1mnai prosecution viii not, for the same ener-
= and ability which has been displayed III the
Ha,eky prosecutions will succeed in discovering
A9a Producing the evidence for complete record.
GONE!
:. AZ" York, March 4.-Cateb ?. Marsn IL said
~ aass left the city yesterday With 4 ticket Tor
Montreal in bis hat, but that as Peeksk1u ne
'adden:y lsIe the train.
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AOAiaAS0 a fENNH.
Special Dispateh to The Chicao. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March 4.-Anosher object
likely to be investigated by the Clymcr Commit
teo ia the manner OF letting contracts for head-
stones for soldiers graves. for which an appro-
priation MAS made by Congress. An interesting
question to be solved at this TINA will he who
secured these contracts, whether thev were the
lowest bidders, aud whether any one residing at
keokuk Iowa, WAS allowed to put in a bid afte,
the time for receiving proposals had expired.
One OF the most important witnesses that f,as
been suggested for examination in counectlon
with many Of these matters lB James r. Roche.
formerly Disturbing clerk OF the Department
but now Paymaster in the United States Army,
ITO the Assoe16ted F5ess.l
MORE ConNUpr1aS,
NEW YoRK, March "A special from WASH
lngton says: " Mr. Blackburn, Of tue Commit
tee on the Expenditures Of the War Department.
states that the Committee is in posscsaion of
facts showing TINT five other post-tradershipa.
besides tnat Of Fort Sill, were sold for sums
ranging from $500 to $4,000 q year, aud that an
outrageous fraud has been unearthed in tho dis
bursenent Of the S1,000,d00 appropriated by
Congress- for putting up headstones over the
graves Of Union soldiers.
NASHVILLE, Tepn., March 4.-The .Ame7icon
tomorrow will contain statement that in 1879
the Secretary of War rejected bid of tho Knox
villo Marble Company to furnish headstoues for
national cemete1os, although 1t was the lowest
bid By 1000, and the contract WAS awarded to
an Indian trader at keokuk, which was then
Belknap's place Of residence.
, 1876-03-05


DU,TGAS-F5daJ, March 3, 31r~. Eliza punis,n,
aged s. yeara At her residence, No 4ols South Hal
stetI IT,, Union Stack Yards.
Funeral on Sunday. March S, at $50 O'Clock L. H. 10
the Church Of the Nativity. By carriages to Calrasy4
wE11.-1n Chicago, March 4. Austin Edmund. to-
FAINT sou Of Austin Il. and the late Lrzzie E. Weit
Funeral at O'Clock M, hondsy, from rendercs,
No. 49, ycrnon-av.
1vEs--vezy suddenly, March 4, a1adge LOUISE b.
loved wife Of George A. Ives.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
TAYIoR-March i, af1ris Loutsa, aged Il yeasn md
Funeral from, the rr.ience, No. ~ West Washing.
vited 10 attend.
AGSEW-.1asch ,, Dsrid R. Agnew, .ged q yesz,.
Funeral from Tho late residence. No. olo Cazroav,
Sunday. March s, 1t 10 O'Clock, By CARRIAGES to ok
~ Toronto tcsnada, papers please copy.
WATrE-1n this city, tho Sd inst, o9 srar4es
fever, William Alexander Waite, youngest son of Ja-
Fanerai to GsaceIand Sunday, Sept, g. 1t 80 .. H.
from the residence Of his parents No. 10
DETWE1LER-Tho funeral Of Jacob Desweiler viii
tate plsee th's morning. It 10 O'Clock from his lats
oHuTcn1SsoS-Killsdb BY accident on tho nhnots
James Fraucis. on'5 son Of Thomas and Margaret
Hutchinson. aged II years months and Is days.
Notice Of funetzl hereaftet-
dALLowAY-sfazeh = Of ,Thoopdn. cough: Hattie
L., daughter Of g. n. and l. J. Galloway aaed yea1
II months aud d3YB.
DoyLE-oa Saturday, nsrch 1, Ut hts residence, 60
West Aadison-st.. John Doyle, horseahoes. Of eau~
sumption.
Funeral Nondzy, 9Th inst, ears to Calvary.
31ARSH-In ttts city, Feb. -, of typhofd fever,
Jennett beloved tfe Of Aionzo Harsh and s1ater ID
Darwin II. Perry, l3te deeessel-
Remains taken to 3lAdison fTjs., for intecneut
B-Bunao IN. ~ papers p's,Hr "opy-
AREOCE-In this city, Mare: q" 1875, Of abscees Il
thu liver. Sir. Peter Arbour. aged r. jear,.
Funeral services Sunday. Ai,r.!. At II O'Clock
from his residence, o2 Augus.a~s+, Eoeehl Cerno
terry.
:vL& ,fnerEe and Daily W1tne.a at Montreal fC.nr
ada n3rase copy.
Ds;;oAS-As Eaas Orange. n. J., Of scar1et ferr.
months, n son OF Alexander and suss osbon toxmerlT
, 1876-03-05
CANADA.
The Tariff Qucstion in Parliament
college Troubles MiacelIaneouy

The Tariff Question in Parliament
college Troubles - miscellaneous
1tc11is.
Sp<etdi Dispatch ta The chtrago Tribune,
OTTAWA, Ont, March 4.-The tariff question
is not settled yet. Tho House Of Commons de-
bated it until $3.50 this morning, and then ad~
journed the mattor until Tuesday, when Mr,
Workman, of Montreal. u Alinstcraiist, will
move an amendment in favor Of paotectiyo
tariff. This will bring the issue squarely be-
fore Parliament, If carried, which is unlikely,
1t will be tantamo1nt to a vote Of want Of con-
tldence.
spteial Di.nateA to The Caieaoo Tribune.
MONTREAL, March 4.-There Is trouble at
McGili College over q youth who WAS expelled
for misconduct. Il appears that feeling exists
that the wrong man has been punished, and at
nass-meeting held by tho students they resolved
to retire from the University in body unless
punishment on their follow-student was re-
mitted.
Much anxiety is felt as to the fate OF Samuel
Bonnett aud five men who loft White Township,
Ottawa County, three weeks ago With eight
horses for kokolongo Lake, to take stock Of
timber in that district, aud OF whom nothing has
eince been heard. It is feared they we're caught
off the lakes during the heavy storm and lost.
great sensation is caused here by report
published in daily paper that sexton OF a sub
urban graveyard has been selling bodies out
Of his dead-houso to medical students 41
Spee'a' D,spateh to Thr CJ.tcaqo 7r.buae- ~s'
W1SSlrEa, Man., March 4.-The principal
merchants of Winnipeg have memo1&lized the
members for Manitoba now at OTTAWA to press
upon tue Dominion Government tho necessity
for continuing the privileges heretofore extend
cd to American vessels navigating Red River.
6rec.at D1spateh to The CHICAGO TRIBUNE
TORONTO, March 4.--Mr. o. Fl. Mooney, Act
ing Treasurer Of tho Lunatic Asylum, has mys-
terlousy disappeared. nlr. Mooney Was Inst
ANHC Ihrra53hv fnarninp fn Erf1av hfa xr3fo
fearing something had happened, Instituted in-
quirles, and q. letter was found in his desk
stating he foa1ed Il hs stayed at the institution
auy longer he would become insane, and that he
had gone down to tho bay to drown himself. A
vigorous search Is noT going on, but up to thu
present time without success. Dir. 1(ooney oc-
cupied good position in society, and Waa very
much respected.
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i would be eerred in hve :nnn1ses, air Hehm
u1o nothing IN the matter. It did not look Is
! toon:h Mr. Kehm had much to tell. o.: if he had,
40 WAS waiting to mnko such COMPROMISE as
| himself 0 AA'"eo ~
| IN regard to the failure to get FurIons's testi-
mony before the Government counsel, Judge
I nlaoes SAID the appointment to meet that gen
ssaman vas m made for Friday morning. Feb. IS.
| instead ct Thursday afternoon. az eeroneonsiy
stated. Furlong failed to keen the anno;nt.
mens! and vas not near tho Government
pu!'aloe dnr1os any part OF the dav At noon
sudge Bangs left for Lacon. and on his return.
hy hAoniay afternoon about 1 o'clock, be
made out for Roots arrest, u Under o0tne .ns
circumstances ha did not sea how any h,arne
could attach to tho Government counsel for
their action IN tho mstter. He claimed that
everything bad been done that could be done,
aud, if the same thing we're to happen again
knowing only what they knew at that time, they
could not do any moro or any better.
BELESAP AND THE Drs11LLERs.
Careful readets Of tho testimony adduced IN
the trial OF Gen. Babcock. will remember thst
the uame Of Collector Parker, of Co1arado, was
frequently mentioned, and that one or two dis
patches showed that he and Joyce had been
somewhat mixed up together IN the release Of
fs:.a certain whisky seized by the Colorado Col
il d queer position: Il is said that
just after the Nav secures, he
came to Chicago, and. having invited several
whisky men to n council, pretended that he had
q scheme by which they could all got out Of tho
tolls Of the law He claimed to bo on terms Of
Great intimacy with Gen. Belknap, who, he said,
needed $4,000 to carry on his Senatorial CAM
paign in Iowa II tho Chicago whisky men
would put up portion Of the amount, Bel !
knap could be relied upon for his influence
to help them out that their share would be
S10, 900, OF which he (Parker) wanted 52,5 500 in
cash, and the balance when the proceedings |
should hare been stopped. He claimed to have
come at the lnstigation OF Belknap. and to be !!
working in the interest Of that gentleman Bnt !
the whisky men refused all faith in his scheme |
AID in him, and utterly failed to put up the |
81. 500. or anv parr thereof
Parker made oil and went to Washington, and !
IN month returned to Chicago With a Ma. E.
G. Dearafly, who contended that he held re- |
sponsible position in the Attorney Generals Of
fees This time Parker had q new plan, which |
WAS to work directly On Bnstow with money, but |
again ho was derided s1,d laughed to scozu, and
he finally pulled out for parts unknown.
This is the story as told by Chicago "a en-. 1t I
js said thai BelkDap beard OF Derasley's efforts
aad occurred his discharge from the Attorney
Generals Office. -
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NOTES AND NEWS.


Speetdl Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Trfbune
WASHINGTON, u. O., March 4--Gen. Babcocks
friends in New Tork, Philadelphia, and in this
city have undertaken to raise fund Of $S0,O0O
to reimburse him for tho expense attending his
late trial at St. Louis. The subscriptiorepaper
in New York is headed by SeIgman. Among tho
other subscribers in New York are Datrict~At-
torney Bliss, William 4. Darling, 1saao e. Bailey
Clinton Wheeler, aud Darling & Gtiaro.a-
Ado1ph Rorie, OF Philadelphia. has subscribed
s.. 600 to this fund. Secretary Chandler, Of this
citS, has subscribed 81. .000.
MORE CRooEEpSEss.
Upon the order OF the Secretary of tho TreaB-
ury, the Secret Service Agents tonight secured
the arrest of Capt. Craig and G. ". Bryant Of
Colorado, charged With having conspired to de-
fraud tho Government of 3a3,600. This sum
was paid to one OF these man yesterday On ac-
count Of the {oss OF mnles and wagon train,
the fndians. The claim is said to have
been entirely crooked, and to have been
passed through the Treasury py the
false swearing OF pe1son who has betrayed
those who axe represented to have euaployed
him. Craig was tonight released On So, 200
bail. Bryant is still in custody.
BRoADHEAp,
Of st. Louis. 1s here furnishing the Democrats
points in their prospective whisky inyestiga-
tions. Thero is blood in his eye. Es swaars
vengeance upon Perrepont- He mil appear be-
foro the Judiciary Committee On Monday and
testify That Pierseponts circular letter scattered
the witnessos in St. Louis and nroko down tho
prosecution.
ITO the Associatsd Press1
REDUCTION OF SALARIES.
WAsnNG1oS, D. G. March 4---The House 4p-
preparation Committee expect to finish tho Lag
istative. Executive. and Judicial Appropriation
bill to-dny, and to report it to the House tho
first Of next week. 4 Democratic member said
today that unioss the bill was disposed Of!
shortly. nothing wouh bo left to report to tho
House. as the Committee had gone through tho
bilf cutting like 3 moving machine. About
$500, GOO reduction has been made in tho aggro-
gate salaries Of Senators, members. and em-
pfoycs Of tho two branches Of Congress-.
btr. Kiibourno. member Of the firm OF Kill
bourne & Latta, the hsure-heads in tho alleged
reaf;estate EiEg OF this city, in which number
OF otficials a1e ssid to DO interested, appeared
before the Special Committee OF tho House to-
day, and declined to produce tho books, papers,
checks. and stubA as called for BY The Commit
Tee. Without taking any action, the Committee
until next Saturday
STEPa DOWN.
It is Eemi-officially stated that Gen. Bahcock'o
with business at tho Executive Nau-
sion has ceased.
, 1876-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.

specia1 Dispatch to The Chtcaoo Tribune.
New York, March A Mrs. Gen.
Roddcy. Of this city, has been subpnnaed before
tho House Committee on Naval Appropriations
to testify against Robeson. It is stated hero
that the Committee is examining Robeson's
record, and will publish astounding revelations
next week. Mrs. Roddy has refused to 20 on
unless her counsel, John D. Townsend is per-
mitted to accompany and advise her before the
Committee.
Gen. Rufus Ingalls, administration Of tho
Ouartermasters Department is also being
secretly investigated.
t5AnCoCE+
Il is reported here that Grant removed Bah
cock Yesterday on bis discovering that the evil
dance against Belknap, forwarded by various
army officers had not been allowed to reach him.
MORE RUMoRS.
Srtcfc{ Dispatch 10 The Chicago IT7tnH<-
WAsu1s61oN. D. G., March 4.-Tha National
Capital to-day is pau1c-st1icken With !unore.
startling character has been discovered
which Will ruin another person in high station aud
riya the untiop new shock BY tue po6slole In
peschlnent Of high Government officials.
nELKSAP's REs1GSAT1oS.
II is said that the President contemplates
tbs letter Oh which he accepted Relknap's resie-
nation. In this letter it is represented that me
President will state that he aeceptea tne ieslo
patton under an nntiro misappreh ~ 70 n sne
nature OF the case which prompted H. ahu tst thot
by recalling that acceptance he intends tnat
Gen. Belknap shall noe bo peEm'tteo 70 escape
anv responsibility which might have been his
had bis resignation not been accepteo- "A plont-
nent Republican Senator eays that such stIer t.e
will be written, and that in it he will Also esat9
&L.A %tn hmm nrhfnAnk HF0C4E11QRRAu
, 1876-03-05
WASHINGTON.
The Modified Payne Bill Ee~
ported to the Caucus Com
Mittce.
a Debate Of Several Hours Ensues.
but No Conclusion Is
Reached.
Babcock's Friends Making up Purse te
Offset His Trial Expenses.
THE FINANCE QUESTION.
THE MODIFIED PAYNE u1L7.

ruE uoprrrTn p,vST r.,@
snte,a, u,o.tch - r.. .,,...sa a.,.
WAsr1vorox n ~ ~ .1.' 49,. ,,o""H
"AehlNelos' L. w. oec. Tho Democrats
CAUCUS mos this afternoon In the hall Of the
nonse OF Representatives to hear the report Of
The joint Committee Of Senators ,nd ,,.-,h.-.
to whom were 1e,ec,. al 49, 49, ~ .Ao1.o0'7
financial rnn.s,,s. 80 w w., VI psepa11ns
zra.,, sa. ".., n.asuio tor the party Tharo was
an'au atrendance, not more than eighty mem.
beEa being present. and not half Of tta ncn,c.
cratic Senators, Thera was an av,d,,,. ,..h -.
interest in the nroceet,;,,s eu@ ..N 1AeA u
oeua'oe 1oo1"ans who Was Chairman Of th&
committee, vas absent. Mr. Payne, Of Ohio
presented the report of tho majority NJ tho
Committee. 3fessrs Thn~nna, p,r,.a ~ S1o
Payue. Morrison NcI3onaid cih.sus 1oes1noo' a n'
nun, and in 3 sttouc soeocl onou9 b,'t Hau Lar
1nnr urcad "a adont;op ~ 0oSae .aai an aonF
, 1876-03-05
MARRIAGES.

Gn1FFIN-TEBSTER-At the Cathedral Ss Pe,er
and ranl. March l, BY the Ecr- Cauon Knowles, AIR.
John V. Griffin Of London. Eng, and Mas IIerrtet
Anaes, youngest daughter Of Mt- and Nrs. Webster,
Albion House. Chicago.
E5- London. Bristol, and Forfarshirp paper. copy
DAZER-LETASG-0n the evening Of Fab. 3s al
tho French Catholic Church, by the Rev. l. c. Cote,
this city.
S1ALIoRY-DOFT-on Thursday sysutng Feb. 10,
at the residence Of tic hr1dua father by tho Rev. O.
Il. Tiffany, William il. Mallory and Lost3e A. Doft-
DaT-HOSD-0o the LIT, BY tho Rev. Rrnoke Her-
ford. Mr. II. H. Day and Mrs, E. Bond al OF this city.
T. Walker aud Miss Augua.a eibnes. both Of Chicago
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Speetat Disnatch to Tht Ch,caao Tribune
kEoKuB, la., March 4.-Tho Gaie Ciiy OF to-
morrow morning will contain the following con-
cerning Gen. Belknap'a history prior to his
appointment as Secretary Of War:
little over twenty years ago ". ". Belknap
came to keokuk as a young attorney. Ho WAS a
Democrat in politics. Ho became eomewhat
active as q local politician, and in 1858 was
elected by the Democracy to the Lower House
Of the State Legislature. About tho time he
came Keokuk WAS IN torment Of speculation.
It Waa season OF great expecta-
tons; gils-edged property WAS selling
at fabulous prices. n1r. De}knap caught
the speculative spirit and operated to con-
siderable extent in real estate. Then camo tho
crash Of 1858. aud Bolknap found himself in
great financial difficulty. Nov followed trans
action which put him under unfavorable opinion
for time. Lette1s from Eastern correspond
ents and c!loats c.me to his partner that rnouey
which his firm had long before acknowledged
tho receipt OF had not been applied as directed.
Inquiry disclosed that Mr. Beknap had received
the rnonoy. acknowledged the receipt for it for
the irm, and in his financial extremity had
CsED IT n1MsELF.
His partner Nas poor man, but he raised the
money and paid of the debt. The sum 60 paid
Gen. Belknap p.ld back with principal and in
tEEc8t rs soon as he could raise the u1onov, and
to this use he applied the salary Of his military
aervice.
When the War broke out, Mr.. Dolknap went in
With tho local company to which he belonged,
and came back at the end OF the War Major
General, aud With a record as aoldier, hon
orablo to himself, the State, and the coun-
try. He had scarcely determined What to
do as to his business future. when
Andrew johnson began his raid upon Republic
aus, aud DR., j. c. Walker, Revenue Collector
for this district. was ia 20 out By decapitation-
At the instance OF both Democratic and Repub-
lican friende Gen B., who was War Demo-
his vose between both parties. applied for the
place, aud got it. The agencies that compassed
this result we're both Republican and Demo-
cratic. When lIr. McCrarv succeeded to Con-
grees, Gen. BellDap, rs On Independent, was re-
appointed by President Grant, and this appoint
ment was generally satisfactory to alt parties.
Throughout his administration Of the Collector
ship.
RUaons WERE R1FE
in some quarters of whisky ring nnd to-
bacco ring, and these runnors continue. As to
the foundation Of them, We know nothing, and
have heard no specific instances Of alleged COR
ruption ut any time given while he was filing
this office.
Gen. B. was suddenly, 10 tho surprise Of him.
self and everybody, made Secretary Of War.
The choice vas made py the President from tho
standpoint Of rhar peculiar policy which has
him in many OF his appointments.
Had be asked ang part Of Iowa Republicans or
Iowa Democrats who ho should choose as a
Republican Cabinet Minister from Iowa, none of
either party would have thought Of suggesting
Gen. Delknap. 10 political questions were
asked OF answered as the condition OF his going
n.o the Cabinet.
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official relations between Gen. Belknap and tho
dase: dsesaens VII be suspended. While it may b
| restore Belknap to the Cabinet, and ara;n ans
pend him from office pending proceedings, there
can be no doubt that such letter would nron-
erly reflect the present pe1sonnl opinious OF The
President @t W -
, 1876-03-05

THE SPAULDfNG sWtNCtE.

SAN Francisco, CAl-, March 4.-In the
| Spau1ding court-martial, the first Witness exam.
ined was pay-inspector Fulton, who identified
spaulding's signature il lestcr-book marked B,
and paper marked Il. 3. Chief Engineer Law
ton testified concerning the purchase Of lnmber
by spsulding from Jaaon Springer, at . price
exceeding the market rates, rs given by Enow-
land i Doe, San Francisco, to Witness.
". z, Cox, d. clark ot tho Commandant Of
Mare Island. Eho next witness, read letters Of
the Commandant and Spalding concerning tho
purchase OF The lumber aforementioned, in
which Spaiding objected to the interference Of
other officers with his transactions, claiming
that tbs lumbar WAS purchased at the lowest
market price, Witness also read letters relating
in San Francisco at price nearly double what it
could be obtained for at Vallejo. Witness
slso produced lcttor from the Swiss
american Bank. sau Francisco, to the
Comma ndant' lnaujring about certain
the bank had loaned largo amounts, but con
corning which no information could be obtained
at the Pay-1nspector's Office. Tho letter was
objected to By Spalding's counsel, hut admitted
to farward the understanding OF other matters.
therein
The Court will probably soon adjoprn to this
citY.
TERnE HAUrE, Ind, March A special to
the Express says that at Middlebury. Clay
County, last night about 10 O'Clock, George ".
Watts and his brother Thomas appeared in the
street With butcher knives. counter weights, and
pistols, and assaulted Freeman Reed and Louis
Zeigloy. whom they, tho Watts, supposed had
shot through their store-door. and were indig
nant ut it, whereupon the made tho murderous
assault. George Watts was shot in the left tenn
pie, and died in about thirty minutes. Freeman
and stabbed in tho back on each side Of the spinal
column with 3 large batcher-knife. which was
driven in to the handle and broken of st the
point IN the body. Reed. after he saw Watts
fall, nado his escape home. which he
tried to do when Watta frss Asssuls-
cd him, but could not until he WIS
mortaliy wounded. He reached home and got
upstairs. aud tried to secret himsef IN tho gas~
rot, when his mother heard him and went to
him, and put him to bed, when he expired in
aboat thirty minutes. The tao men died about |
frs minutes apart |
THE CLEVELAND MURDER TRIAL. |
CLEVELAND, O., March 4.-Iu the Adm mur- |
der trial the argument closed to-day, defense |
setting up the plea OF insanity. The jury re- |
tired about noon and are still out. Dis ]
agreement ia looked upon as almost certain, and |
much indignation is felt in tho result. The ru- |
moFs are that eleven Of the jury arc for conric-
tion. and one for acquittal. 4 large crowd is IN I
aud ahcut the Courtroom, waiting for the jury |
to como in.
CLEVELAND. O., March 5.--The Jury in the
Aldin murder case at o'clock brought in yer-
dict Of guilty Of murder in tho first degrse. !he
prisoner was entenced to be banged June -.