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c1,ss plan Of dsfense. II WAS during ono Of theao
night conferences that

u1Hlt CtpulEGE1lCEA kuAI
RTonna cor roLp ar TIE EVEREST sroRv
sous tho tnonsy letter.. Dyer h.d given n. In Ell
nony, s.orrs :ubm,..ed thres propo.stion. ,i es's
tjno wa 10 have : witness nwe.r to having
fe'n 1'shccck open tho letter described BY Everat
Sas ss g .s seS Il III 81 s s
carriers a1ll subsequently, used III ths trtat.
The third plan was to get an affidavit from Joyce do.
Is proof thst tho defense contemplated tha latter
move tile fact that Collector Parker made trip u
1oilesnon Gty during the trial. saw Joyce, aud secured
cssrt-,onden'-.,r. Iuteh!n.. xi1l you s!ato whst
net nos q mts public
i tis esse W: sa'sS en e ssS:.ntis!s r. :.
scns lin,
nE WAS cLoaE1Y WATCHED
by ftFlatn partisa and ait hts movements rnfnueiy
nonh. On orn occseon, within flse minutes after 10
hsa W. "a issortent interview Will oJct In wh!ch tho
pom. hurried to 10 T rraslent, T sni i' W. siosstel
"a, "a, II e1s2 n.,,. .l%ervst n elo1e eoaialt.:
Dytr. ufon these and nurabcr Of otbnr much moro
Important points there ia most gsIe testimony.
ean 10 established Hyo both in Washington and 81.
Louis. II wero At !terty 70 mention them. tlnir
Attorney General.
- WILL. CONGRESS 1AEE HOLD or IT?
Mr. lIutchtus informed NO that lie had not r..
cnivod telegrnphis inquirios from any mamber OF
Congress on the subject, bu: that other PARTIES
in Washington bad inquired II llo could prove
Ills charges before Congressional Commit
toe. Ie had replied that hs conld. 1lo
supposed CoDEreas would not notioo tho matter,
unieas Picrrepont asked for ~ investigation.
II hucl request VIVA made, molten would .,e
introduced ne1t Monday to haye the proper COM
mtttee appointed. His opinion vas that 1ierre-
pont da1e not go!iclt inquiry. lie was ready To
Eo to Warrington at any time to provo his nsseE-
tfOus.
, 1876-03-02

RI. f,nt-..s $50. n..a..
q; nonls. .honer ~ ,.m. s.s I'll ,,.:
IL 9hcP .t;oIneys anniynr .i'smsctves % to sio
=, 5H iro - tts tn.s}rnony ~ h. u.ed snein.t nsh
nsaa VI '"' '''''A' ~ NJ "eo3 ~s0'@''> 4's"
a., ,'t.fos I, H.. ,,,ho..,oo ~ IT,. ,,,,.-,.
nuen' ~ o'isI, ", ,rnx ]".,', NJ '''o enA'eos'
t.. a.,..t,u =. ..oii CnnI;Hc1 ~ nra,,,,,. ,,.<,.,
y pIonany ~ f.ia;,y 80 sny -. ~ ~ sm,,p upot
.nsnt,o,;nI 'Fm.rn|e 9rnor,sr c,ffis5 ,,no,,
IL. Toa,n-,,sg Al I,,a n,cc NJ ~ r., rtrn1r
us .'.no, 5e''e~' ~ ~" ~0' awe 'Ie"' "''"
e'sSt, "M- ato,,." " ,nou,rcd TIM rono,,,r uh,vo
r,,, aa.,. H. * ross n,ju+aI In H. u n.,
IT, ssen ~ p;o,ran,t M ~
W. - hnve Il TonlIsd i'm "rcat tt,or1n. ,-o-
+,,,g ei,,,ehinr Il nonv of liz nsnnr i.r;, @ ~
~ e.I mi ssttiinu jttmsetf hnclf !, H. arn. "
,t T.; cris- ~ fat tha firtt fsil m In riatl
,a,, ns1e 40 'Ae'- ~ -" <ASN <'o' va >'' ft''$oo
'"sj !. lava ran anytbing to say in tho rnattcr ,
rur Tn1pt}Ss @ Would Ike to Lavo 10 optulon @ as' from
mr mn ,tcl of hn1no }ntcrvicucd ahout },,3s
nahcoc hnanoss hr.H ~ Tocd ta stao1nnr 's i,,
1hrn i ia n.ifleti mun.nrty. nnerhanH II ,vurti
y 5sttes . a.le 40 s1pIis.t 81 staienaat now, 10.
nsnoit .n5 "o nots. bonk. IT nm rnsdv" f''s
II wisf, nv words tokon down sccurate1v," :"
asid Ar gtncrs a.Tn l,eyin vith viii cnn,,
down % NJ at area to that part Of tha sr,jcio wharc
nv na1,o Is moatioucd. Tho rest cau take rnro
of {tsnif.
First, I left tho City of Chicago for wnsh-
o. e 2h day so DS;nS % ss, md 5
WsshInston from st. Louis 'S~@@N1
HBccond. Judge rortcr did not meot mo in
Washinrton unfil had beon thero nearly n
week, nnd thon he only rcmainod there ono day.
a7'bIni. portnr. Tjnrrnnont. Dnhcock. Grant.
and 1nysoif mayer had coufcfcnco on osrth to.
rcthrr' -" W.
"Fourth never eyen BAN tho At,orosr.Geo-
cral villa 1 rnmainoti in Washington but oucc.
And int wna At Tia Ireai1ent's recnntion. and
have 1o rccotoction of eyen sncaki,,R 10 hin. T
cortainIv e1ehsnced M word With lin On tho
subinet NJ ti.c T,shcock trtaI. S-S
fifth. was puyor tn tho Attorney -t3cneral's
o,t,oo nr nt i,ia rcs1o,,co Noo'"@ .
"stIt1, II i neSrr 1accirca f,nn t,,a A,to,nax.
1onerai sIncin narticIo of ayidoncn in rersII
10 thc c.sn ,lrectIv W ar inf,lrcetiy. ~ ''s3'3
u scvcnt, I WA informed nj 'Evcrcst,a ,rr,vnt
in TIM co,,ntrv yery aoon aftcr In nrr,ran' II
Wsa ~ rommnn Systematically in Waaiirrtnn McE.li
tod X nponIv vt Willarda. aud therc Wsa m so.
ctccy nbout Il. = $500 ''''' -
- 'IiIs covnra ot,ort overvtttnr r hat;sro an
far ~ an cnncnrnrd ;" c3nt;,nod NJ Etnrrs ~
!" M and I'd If could mako ths dcnisi moro on,nhstio
romfd j. ~'@'eAN'N
"oe .sThere /, mn portion Of tho ctarpra" ;Dter.
,so H. ronnriI ~ wct, ~, ,si66i a,i'e
, 1876-03-02

the asory.''
"Wbo wAs tho officer implicated" :" ....
yGsgs sa sn o 5ass sGs
and hs took OF hls spoc!aclcs 10 wipe tho dow
therefrnn.
"llad yonr attention beon directed 10 this
matter at prerions tino7"
- 1t haA not In any direct waT. I believe TIE
lhlnGSE nttico In relation 10 Root aud cnrtatn
ntettlletles Appeared about this time,-perhaps
n'sle oetoEe' but Ind nover received any per.
sonaI dieoct Information regarding tho mAttor."
| uxg7" W. ~%A'A h'' - Wv = ~14"
.., " Ho did, tut mot before tho Grand Jury.
lay ooEefnhaat counsel hutnnlouod several
"itneasos before them, and consultations wero
hhlo hero in TIM oflco hut each and oyety Wit
ness rrosestod that ho knew nothing nl,outrit.
" courso, We didn't bring the mastor bcfoyo tho
Jury tdcp, because &c ddnt want TO nmirch any
maa'e character nhen there WAS no evidence
:" Did all the Witnesses you nammoned rc-
spond ~"
:" An but sno. 7 believe. Ono Of tbou prom
isod to come hack on certain dnv at . o'clock,
hie name2"
u John r. Furlong."
"Who y a. tho other7"
:" I don't remcmbof."
hut on the wholo, though. you felt sasEstied
That there wns nothing against Root, did yon !? "
"Ycr. we didn't zee tbat anything pointed to
lioot ~ guilty. and tho matter was given up"
when thia report came through AIr. Jones
that Nohm wanted to say something, wlat did
you do +"
"Juat this: 3lr. Jonos had como In to see mo
IN tue morning. and had aa,d Rchm would be
back that afternoon aud would like to know
What ! Ind % aar. ! told Mr.. Jonos that
ho might eay to Rchm that IL ho had sufficient
testimony against RUot 10 enable him to gWear
out warrant bcforo tho Commissioner, NO
would ID. have m loot arrested in five minutes"
:" Well what was tho result ~
"1tel1n did not tako us up at all. aud NO con.
cluued that ho bad wanted to Est himself iu
| such Tx as to enable him to make trade
giro US evidence aud receive In return some
pfomlse of immunity; & OF mitlsston OF punis!t-
tho causo Of just,co only. ii would
haye been very casy matter to linve swot7 ont
| avarrbnt and had Root arrested. lIe did not,
and no concluded he either had no oYidence 1T
| It OIL nm 8orry this man escaped, aud nobody
doplores 1t moro than do, bus wo certainly did
all In our power to investigate tho storica found
| nothing In them. and couldn't arrest tho man,
would his Testimony 81 to Roots crookedupss
lave been worth any promlaes Of immunity or
~ hardly think It won1d. In fact. l should
ay y %9nid hsys bson poor policy to give up
This concluded tire interview with tho excep-
| tIon Of one question, which tho reporter pro-
pounded to tho Judge, aa to whether ho had any
explanation Of tho escape Of Root. Ho said he
| had not TIM least.
| Perhaps the man wh7 uaado Al appointment to
appear before the Government counsel on = cer-
tam afternoon ut 2 O'Clock, but who failed to
keep that appointment could hare put tho
Root which voa'd Lave been suaicient to ss cause
| his arrest aud Ills subsequent Indictment He
might not then have lied.
, 1876-03-02

sptrtas Dfspdfh u The Chfeaao 7+toane.
1Hp1aNApoL1s, March In tho United Btatea
Coart to-day upon calling tho case Of tho United
States ys, John ". Bingham, Judge Gresham
inquired Of tto District Attorney why tho Gov
ornment old not nove for Aentonco against j..
w. Hlnghnp1. as 1t is underatood that tho rosse "A
Tot delaying hfB sentence han ceased, Tho Dj \.
Lict Atorucy replied that tho Attorn ey. enc tal
of tho United btatos had directed lin uot r..
noso for sentence until furtl4or orlors, for YbA-
hons satisfactory to tho Government.
, 1876-03-02
CANADIAN NEWS,


Speesat Drtpateh to The Chieago Tribune.
OTTAWA. 0nt March IA dcpusatioia OF tho,
Agricultural and ATT Association Of Ontario
waited upon Lote!lies St. just Miniater OF Agrt-
culture today, iu order to impress lIra With tho
Importance Of having tho dairy prtIducts md
ffuita properly represented at the Centennial
Exposition. Tho Commissioners In hiladooha
offered to erect building for tho display at .
COST OF $4,000. provided tho Dominion woud
subscribe s1l0,0oo to stock 1t. Tho Dairyuon'a
Association Laro guaranteed $1,000, and tho OBJ
ject Of tho dcputation wzs to nscestain II tho
Government would make up tho deficiency. Tic
Minister Of Agriculture sail tho appropriation
maao for tho purpose WINS already exhausted,
uo. howeycT, Expressed himself fayo1Hb1y
towards tho proposition, uud promised to bring
It before tile Commission.
At lato hour last night. a division nas roach
cd on Ir,lng's mongr1t motion on tile tariff
question, Anu resulted In decided rebuff TO thr
wesIaaeod a.p suppot,,efs of the Government
cltement la Hubsldng, tbs politicians ate bes, n
ming to rocognizo the wisdom OF tho Tiua1 k:a
Minister IN allowing the country to work sc!1
to prosperity by natural means inntnad Of nn-
duly stimulating industries By Al advance Of to
tariff. Other amendments will 10 proposo an
resumption Of tho debate, but will not re- Give
support enough to Bwerrc tho Ministry from
their avovcd course. S1ackenzio and Cart.
wright havo denied thnt they lol the maj ,11fao-
turors 10 believe TINT q change in tIs
tAriil wah copsempntel., and doc!aro tha / that
conclusion was jumped at in order 10 bctter
Hefve their interests. Freo-sradcss are taking
courage from the present attitude Of II 10 Gov.
crnuont, and hnpc thst return Of SC Cd times
will yindicate tho soundncss OF their p t,ucipleb,
Tho article In TUE o11cAdo Tn1nusE Q, Monday
on tho subject was fayorably received in polti.
cal clrclcs today, and will be reprint I'd III tia
Times, tho Government organ. to-mor row,
The Senate meets tomorrow aftsis weak'f
adjournment
, 1876-03-02

!Sptet1i Dl.patth II fhs Chle1qo Tribune
drELrH, 3tarch 1.-Tho second NJ mual po,ltr,t
exhibition Of the Ontario Poultry Focisty optuc
horo to-day. Tie number Of entries was oy.r
900, and al! lending poultry -breod ars and farm.
oEs in Ontario wcre represented IN large acale,
Tho specimens OF birds exhibited wcre yery tsua,
aud the Hhow was, beyond all doubt. .Lo tl;aes(
over Eeen in Canada.
stfe1a. Usp.tea to Tho Chiefly, 7f1b1snt.
TEETEhy1LIE, Ont, March 1--Thomas Mitch
oil, resident Of this place, committed Huiclda
to-day by jumping Into tho ri1es. His body wa4
recovered in thrco minutes. hut lifo was extinct.
Sbfci0l Utitufch N Ths fcA,raga TRIBUNE.
QuEnEc, March 1.-IIcr Majesty Queen Tioto-
rta LAS s!gnined to Lord I>ulfusin hor dcalra to
contribute to the proIscted improvements Of Que
bco by remitting e5U000 for tho construction OF
one Of tho proposod city gates. tho aamo to be
called KcAt Gkte.
Spec.al D:spa&eh u 7+As Chea9o Tribune.
MONTREAL, Masct l.--Onulose 4 Co.. oxton-.
sIvo lumber mershauts aud reAl l-ostato pzoptie- ,
tors Of this city. lsve suspended. LiabilitieA
ssU.OO0. Tho fauro il attributed to heavy losn.
cs through contractors and depression in the vi.
10 OF real eatato.
, 1876-03-02

4H3t LHH4VA"uQEhE
yesterday wat almost entirely giveu up to tho
trials CT counterfeising and post-Ol1ice caso
boforo Commissioner Hoyne. In fact there Was
lttse olse going on a,ouud tho building. II had
boen ramotod for two or three days past that
shero would probably bo continuance Of the
1ieaing and Rohm trial. owing to The Illness Of
Mr. George G. Campbell, 1seh.n's counsel, and 1t
VAS yaatorday definitely announced that tho
trials would bc continued until tho 18th
inst, but no longer. The Grard JURY will
not assemble on tho 7th inst, but will meet on
tho l4th instead II is Understood thas the In
dictmouts upon which the Government counsel
arc now laborfng arc not quito ready, and tho
respite Of one week will give thom tune to tluisf,
no this batch, OF which thore arc about fifteen.
Another possible rcason for tho delay In that
his late trip TO Cauada, and the time botHeon
this aud tle l4th to arrange for the production
OF hia witnesses in porsou, or their nt1idavts IN
case tho Government should not listen
TO ao ndre sna to ha.n them IL
little doubt that either one OF these arrauge-
tnsnte would DO acceptable to tha Government
counsel, although they have given 40 pronounced
opinion on the subject.
stHrT.
No credonce WAS placed In tho rumor Of q
morning paper, which las been devottng ttseli
to tho propagation and subsequent teath Of
rnmo1s for the past fow days, to tic effect that
William Mlnty, tho crooked cx-sp,rit.staulp
o!erk IN tho Collectors Office. had returned to
found Who h,a ''"Gn seen 1"Ia him " sn'i tho he
story was generally laughed At. At
last ACCOUNTS Minsy "As negotiating on ltia native
heath III tho yic.ulty OF Glasgow, Scotland, mud
1t is by no meaua probable that ho will consent
to give up hia uufesterei condition for apart.
ments nt Joliet.
SoIIcE TO GET READY.
All the indicted dlatl!lera an! roctlflers hhyo
boon furnished with tho namcs ol tho witnuB los
who will appcar against them on behalf Of tho
Government. Among tho fow immortal MINES
that sero not born to dio are George Miller,
James Miller, James L. Miller, Atlo,pl Mueller,
John W. 1lood, John Williams, Joseph Roele,
Marshall l. bncher. Anton Junker, lIurton II.
Ford. ]. Z. InIlbut, Gholson G. Kussull, J. Il.
FuElong. ". =. lolacu. Parker Il, Mason, an4
john 4. Hood.
1t is 1carnel that PARKER Il. Mason md lIs
rubicuud bookkeepor, Dan Holland, arc doing
good service III their missionary work ia New
York CITY Tho crooked spirits in TINT city will
ero long como to tho conb'aslou t'lnt it would
hnyo been better for ttom to have emIgratod to
l,roo1!yn dunng tho roiGn Of Moody ind San
kcy.
, 1876-03-02

TIE ALLEGATIONS OF THE TINES.
Spec'ai Dfspasch 10 4he Chicago 1T1bune
ST. Lor1s, March l.-Quisn Q aensation was
rroated horo thfR mo-nino hv n vorv no1d cd1tou
as' ~. ~ o. es.,a ms>s: ~ .:aa,. @ .r,,,.-
4'a! ~ .u' n1 Houo t"'s eap. oss4oh AoAts1
aad foad!neas TO provo TUG tsnthialaess OK tue
consnircd viii, Gen. Dabcock'e attorney to broak
- 49, ,xo..a,.;o. ,ra 49,, .h.,-,, T.,
49," 49, fA ~ "ae "
ts'Rue' U3c9 na" oeon ue'o"tsa o. e'e1y
potut. Those chnrEes were mado 6oTeral
days ago by tho Washington correspondent
of tho Times young gentleman
r,oro natal Nv III, ~, shnr ,,;a
'uv4, uN,.,,,, uo'oa ~ NO 1.a' ,uau u'o
story llttlo tlshy in public estimation. but tho
subsequent and repeated assoycration OF tho
Times thnt lin charge ocaJnat p,cr,nnont wns
.r,," sna a,.,d ~ w. $500, -. ~, ,;na
tfuo Anu *ou1a oo Fo proven a. tno plope3 t1nno'
haa created profound impEegeson amoug many
people, and Tie friends Of tho Attorney G cpbral
think that mn explanation on bis part Ii strictly
in order. An effort waH mado to lind
COL. DYER, THE nIsrMcr-ArroEsEr.
to- might with WOW 10 learning Whist hD knew
about pe1ropont's alleged tsoachery. Dyer is
now absent from tho city, and, consequently, no
interview WAS Ind with him. From two or three
Of hs lnttmasB friends it WIS found out that, be.
foro Ills departure from the city, la was ques-
toned about tho matter, but showcd great roti-
cenco,-in fart. declining to exprces
himself In any manner anco tho
Dabcook trial. However, Dyer LAS hnd no
AudltatIon In eaYiug that, had 10 boon 10 vol
slHta1uod III that c2so rs he WAS III those pIcced
ing 1t, conviction would hAyo boon cetsa{n. lIe
also won't aB far a. tn nav that pinrrAnnut had
donc him mn rnod .n,l II III. wasi,;,,rtnr voc
Ma hoa Iart r. "a, % ~ ;., ~ " .1I ~ 49,, nsu
p!o LUZ Aept hauos OIL nGqnltIal "oaa haso oeon
slltuaiy lmposslole; tic tal!on 20 nao Gfcat
aoal 81 es'aeneo which ho did not introduce gu
u1s p1Ax
nsn,os .ra ~ i,.n;ss"rsn ..," ~" pts., seu. -:
aa Haoe ano @ .no ieglstcteu Aettel nopassment III
tu!a city out llortepons hahl u was ITO uAe.
among other ehlnsH 10 waited to hhaW that
Joyco had presented diamonds to the value OF
el.b0o to Mrs. Dabcock, and Tho Attorney-Qen-
sh,s neae M nfG many
nnIcnrk md r. ~ Ha,S onnsnra,oss ti,'s
taaoSoeA ta anu .Io o. 14oula consthtatoss' t!'e
1allofo 20 provo Which, Dyer nrgnes' crippled tho
prosecution very materially. Youc co1rouponl.
ent called tonight on
srt1soH rurf,tuss.
edlsor of tho ii: T3uIs Iimrs' to cat . et,,o-
s,,nrt fr.,, It ~ "n..,t - nses, - ~ ~ au
Hone t '.ou. nlul nouus 'ao enaF8es 30 po1aly sss
1ofth ID hls paper. VT, 1intcllins rcsua1ded
very courteoualy thRt, at tho immediate time ho
ia not authorized 10 Indicate Ills o1act SOURCES OF
information or to furnish tne nn1uca Of persons
by whom lie ci,arcea W.lI In snbstAmtiateI I,nr
, 1876-03-02
WHISKY.
Was Babcock tho Recipient of
Extraordinary Favors
from Picrrepont2
Such an Allegation Made by Wash
ington Newspaper Corro-
sp0ndcnt.
The Attorney-General Puts in o
Sweeping and Decisive
Denial;
And the Same Is Positively Confirmed
by Emery A. Storrs.
Hutchins, Of st. Louis, Promises
to Furnish Proof to
tho Contrary.
Jacob Rehm Again Comes to the Sur.
face.--His Squeal on Root.
The Government 0iIlcials, Thinking lie
Wanted 10 MIKE Trade, Do
clfned TO Swap.
Notice Served on tho Distillers-Postpouo-
ment Of tho Trials,
Jacob Rehm Again Comes to the Sur.
face.--His Squeal on Root.
The Government 0iI}cials, Thinking lie
Wanted to MIKE Trade, De-
clined TO Swap.
Notice Served on tho Distillers-Postpoue-
ment Of tho Trials,

WASHINGTON,
rEnnEroNT's DENIAL OF THE st. LOUIS NEWSPAPER
CHANCES.


sn<efa. Dttno.ch to Tas chteaoo Trtbnnt.
WAsu1Soros. D, O.. March 1.-Tho AstofusT-
General, whose attention has been directed TO
rocpnt repo.ts sont from Washington to tho st..
LouEa Times-aaserttuc thet. durior all tho Stages
of tho Dabcock triaj. Judge pietrenont had drawn
from Dtatrtct-Atsoruey Dyer tho plans of tho
prosecution aud tho eytdenco In It's noseegaiou
and communicated it to Stor1s, Of Babcoclt'a
coupaol: and that Il WAS dopo not oprn but
many tamoB; and thai, In o111or TINT thore might
bo no surprise, Col. Dycr WAS called 10 WASH
ington and inducai to contldo to the Attorney
General ali tho ecctcts Of tho prosecutions
which. in tuyu. bccamo tho uroporty OF Babcock
,,;, gtorr.-.,ia tb,t .hav nra M. trno M
anu stot4s-oaa tne' 'ney aia nos une. 10
ooea nos kno" oto1'e' anu ae'ee spoAo 10 n'1n IN
his life. lie las novor said word or written
limo to Judge Poztor about tho DAbcock cnao.
M h,s never snohen with Babcoek al,out thc
~ ae s,ao no'ys II. "t"t nasara sis Jus ,;.. tno
ssso s. 1s a@.a.sss. ns...a. s.1is,, ,,.ssS.,.
ment ho and Secretary br1eto" called Dabcoek
into tho Prcaldents room ono day and there, IN
tho presence Of Gen, Grant, told him OF tho
s,o,;es I thst .scra cnrrnnt ahout It'll ,,irn snd th.t
e'e'Su ~. 'A1s 49, ~ 80 III.
"aa tne oniy conse!ba''on no osos naa Win
him on tho subject. iie never spoke
with any of tho counsel On either ai1e OF tho
Dahcock caao ahout tho testimony oxcont With
11ror .nd r:1s 1sn,on "' '
N'eN ~
ALL ABOUT THAT .kFsEH.
In regard to tho letter which has NOW become
10 famous, and which has becn interpreted rs
h.v,np hccn Rent for tho nurnoen NJ intlmId,t.
;no ,-;tnn ssca sna nravcntip1 acccmnl,coa fro,,,
o& oa,a n:a.so,,. 49, .s. 'aon'
tceta1S!hg' tierfopont 6ayH. nls1, tnht no Cor
rect copy Of It has sot boon published. Tho copy
tl.at ]1aa bccn going tic rounds Of tho prcsa for
,nontb ,e tnaccuratn in many n,rticu.
1.r,' 1lc sava thas thu cjrcnmrts snco,
under which tho Iestpr was sent
, 1876-03-02

PROVIDENCE, 1t. l., March 1.-Gas FROM
ieaky main penetrated two honBcs on Wie}on.
don street, last night and this morning tha
occupants, nine pcIBons. wero found nseuiublo.
Al are not got out Of danger. No eau W.
usod in either house.
, 1876-03-02

dp<eia! Dhpa:eA to IN. Ci,ie1ao Tr1bttnA
fApIANArolIs, Ind, March 1.-Tho second
Commencement exercises OF the College Of Ply
atciaus and Surgeons OF IndianA we're hold to-
night; 4 Glass OF 1lttosn Was gradus.ud aud
aHArded dlplumaz.
, 1876-03-02

Special Dspatch To 1Ae CAteaa, TrlbunA
srnlNaY1ELp. ILL.,, March Ian unknown
man "Ah run over near berlin, IN this county,
this afternoon BY wes&.hound Wabash train
aud instantly killed,
, 1876-03-02
:MQRIuADY.

BosToN. March 1.-The funeral Of Chrlss
II. and sYilliam II. DIsaell, ylcsIus OF tho recent
railroad dissstsr on tho Harlem Extension Na,..
road. took p'&co this afternoon 1t, Ye1geunAa
Vt., from the reaidance uf Mr. M1sall's tatlasss
.n-l4E.
, 1876-03-02

New ORLEANS, March Ia smith was found
lnsenaiolo OH tho sidewalk, at o'clock this
morning. 1t ls supposed ho had fallen from
tho gallery Of tho III. Charles Hotel ua haa
&iuco died
, 1876-03-02

MILWAUKEE.
PROCEEDINGS IN COURT,

MILWAUKEE.
s,.-,,, ,r.na,.s - ~. cnt.a,a nxt,,,.
opee'a. D7,pa1s" Tx, 20 4 ~ ."'ea3s iF'9aH''
MILWAUKEE, Wia,, March 1.-TAo case OF tht
chtrn.o man c},nrrcIl with cnnantr.cv In dettro,
49, ..s" - .1.s .sa.s",.1s -. ,,',,s's 49, -
tAo RECORDS ot tho rsosecutloa u "h,aKy'mo'l
Wcro bcfpse Judge Dyer to-&lay On a demurrer
In thc,, ,n1tctucnt X Il Murnhr far dcfopd.
49, '. ..",,., 49, .hn,. " da<. ~ aot.,, hon,
tl,at rho inaIctnent il no. GOOD. BECAUSE du.
f.na,n,y :. ,'.s,,o,, With ,ousn,-..v .nd a,n,,
1en0anss arc chheheo VIII co"splfac5. enu ool.o
overt act ia necessary, which IL not ayoEFcl.
Tho argunleut wlll bo concluded Tomorrow.
, 1876-03-02
NUMBER 18o.

- for susponston Of jndguent, rx,r
~ after : t''eA Of guilty, 10 suspend
Estln'eiH, Upon hearing tha stst,-
: ofen court. It should 10 dpefned
= ~ttneHs against greater offend
u tnd rlatAnmcH,t of corrunt AStd
. OF the flTat Importance, and III
~ end should b. nsnd. TIC Altar.
-mnlAioner Of Internal ltoyetu1s
G
= u. II. Dnr57ow, Secretary,
) d That this received tic san o.
: :eIn who, under the Law, hf.yp
y trials-tllo Secretary OF tho
44iss'onor Of informal Revenue,
sneral.
, 1876-03-02
USED QY

Safety Deposit Vaults Of tllc State
Savings institution. Chicago.
Safety deposit San Francisco.
Mercantile Safety Deposit Co....... Ncw York.
U. s. Sub Treasury. New York.
U. 8. Treasury Department. Washington, D. g.
100 Bankers, Slate an1 County Treasurcrs. &c.
No hrstclasa Dan Safely peroslt In1tttution can
disponao with 1t.
SARGENT. GREEN1EAF h DnooKs,
Is I&1Dunlph-e&.
, 1876-03-02

Tho nr3n hosstotose doing business under the firm
pane q ~ bpsnglef Co. Composed Of F. Srauglet.
T. u; WsTnes, J. Their, and ]. u. Mar1B u ths day
ase ond y Htns Mss soaasas o. MARIA H. w.
1t MAHs Warner Miller wao viii coatinus The buzz.
ness Of Manufacturers aud Dealers in acAluesy aud
Chicago. March /, 1876.