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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-07
THE o'CONNoR BOND ROBBERY.

CRIMINAL
Edward J. Hall alias John Hall was arrested
Saturday night by Detective McDougal charged with
the robbery Of owen OConnor Of No IL Liberty st., ON
Oct o. 1872 On that day Mr. oCOnnOr left the Office
OF tho Safe Deposit Company with package OF so
81 600 bonds Of the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad in
his overcoat pocket lie had gone only few blocks
when lie discovered that the package was missing.
Nothing was heard Of the stolen bonds until last Wednes-
day when a coupon from OF them was presented at
the Office OF the railroad for payment.
Hall auagned before Justice Morgan az the wash
ington place Police Court yesterday. EIUned States
Purdy appeared as his counsel George
w Perry of No 56l West Forty sevens testified that
Hall called upon him Dee. "a, 1875, and requested
loan OF S4OO giving security $1,000 bond OF The
Hannibal aud ST. Joseph Railroad This bond the wit
ness deposited with Joseph v Oryls Co. Joseph v.
Orvs testified that Mr. Perry called upon him on Dec "a
with the bond and wished loan Of 800 for 60 days
which vas granted. On March Mr.. OTvls cut on a
coupon and sent 1t 10 the office OF the railroad Payment
was refused and personal application at the Office =
found that the bond Of those stolen from Mr..
OCOnnor The bond was identified by Mr.. O'COnnOr
Hall held for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-07
Mr.. nowEN AGAIN Summoned.

Henry C. Bowen has received q copy of the
charges preferred against him last week by the EIamn-
ing Committee of Plymouth Church, with summons to
appear before the Committee appointed by the Church to
examine the charges evening at 1880 O'Clock
A gentleman entirely in tbs confidence OF Mr. Bowen,
when asked It WA probable that he would obey the
summons and appear before the Committee said deOid
edly that he would do e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-07
HOME Ne VS..
THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
eam.u Moor. 80 .. m. b6. Midnlehf, 81.
IIght,t duriug the Gzy. 80 LOwesi. 30
Average. s62. sane Gay. 1910, "a
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

lBema,ls Hoiei-Baron Blame, italian Minister at
Warrington. ram Arsha, Hoi9- tongrss-n9, Eugene
Hale % Maine eHGOy Frederick Smyih OF NcwIainp-bfe
Fdwarl Atkinson Of Boston, AMI Foster Bodget 81 Georgia
. BrerO0r Hoi'sseN congressman Northngon smith oi
Vermont 900 WUds0r Hltt -Utn. Rufus H. King 81 Albany.
.sy Tfg,~ senator George ,. Nelry Of Worcester
Mas H0Gann Hgist-tp John ", Barlow and Capt John
-. Vande Wee 4. =. Army. 81 Nic!0'df Hof-ihe issv'
Dr IS g. Caitr President ~ Lafayette College, ana ext on
Gresham Thomas Cornri Of Romout \. Y....As0r H0se
Pp,f.J ur-yth OF West Point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-07
RErIcENCE OF DIR. sToRRs.

The Committee appointed by the American
Home Missionary Society TO confer with the Rev. Dr. r.
g. storrs and learn II ssbe, his reasons for resignng
the Presidency of the Society," have not set had formal
meeting with him II is understood that Of the Com
ttes has converted with him and been assured that the
decision will not be reversed Another member Of the
Committee said yesterday that he did not know when the
conference with Dr. stOrrs would take place. He de-
cped 10 say anything in regard 10 mis- reasons for the
fesiRnatOn IL 10 said that letter will be prepared by
DIP stOrrs 90 the Committee setting forth the reasons
To- HAS sfio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-07

HALIFAX, March GA dispatch from Newfonnd-
land says the Governor in ope.nk the Newfoundland Legs
ature that the good prices realized Tor staple products
have great compensated for the partial at
I'm ling and cod fishing during the past eaon and 70
beneficial operation Of the measure passed ne
last for regulating the Inspection OF n ntended ior
xporaton the Of the past year bad been
somewhat above the estimate The Government proposes eI
tending telegraph lines the northern portion OF the sand
and adoption OF tngent measures fOI preventing ns
ran. h.al OF haLL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-07

to by Messrs Darling and CIR enewhe acting a. fTsst
omnrpinc to siI3127 SO. This Mr. Mcdonald proven
to be false by the books no interest a. III pe Was
mn dawn 10 cover a speculation in Atlantic Mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-07
LONG ISLAND.

MIDDLE VGLAGE.-On Sunday evening John Weis
entered the saloon OF Michael wndel and after refusing TO
pay for drink began abuse winde They 20 blows
and during the struggle stabbed winde in the night
side inaictng serious It IS feared fatal wound. Win
den and been az enmity for several months, and
VETS upon several threatened that he would Kill
Windci opportunity Mudell who h about 90
years old bess good reputation in the neighborhood Wes
also resides there heretofore has borne gOod name I'm
meatcly after sabbing Wndell Nes made hts escape.
RIvEmFAp- The total number Of deaths in Suffolk County
during 1879 persons year old SO
age B wears The eldest person Mrs sarah IOungs Of
I,p VINO 81 90 years and months. Eleven
dlsdo yer l04
2-I almost half VI the whole number 80
years Of age.
LAKE GRoyE-The Rev Mr. Maverick dropped dead his
residence IA sul day morning from heart disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-07

HIMRoD's CURE.-Unedualed for Asthma,
Catarh, Group, whooTpg Cough and Common colds sam
pie free Sold by all druggists 81. Depot III Chambefssd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-07

The offensive breath which Is produced bI
unhealthy secretons the membrane OF the All
mentary canal is purified by MILK OF MAGNEslA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-07
sTATEN IsLAND.

CuFToN.-Late on Sunday night a party of
ruhans belonging the "Modoc" gang collected in tho
garden OF Frederick Bars witness dgt between two Of
their number. The crowd became disoTdery, when
officer Wells attempted toarres OF the rngcaders named
John Fitzgerald As the officer took hold Of him Fitzgerald
aud hred three shots the officer
naey without and earted OF &C full speed closely fol-
lowed by the officer who long chase succeeded IN
resting him. Yesterday tho prisoner committed await
the the Grand Jury charge u assault with IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-07
THE EyANGELIsTs ENCOURAGED.

REPoRTs OF SUCCESSFUL WORK MADE AT THE NOON
MEETING.
The noon services at the HippodrOme on
Moaday ssrTs 70 vary the uniformity VI the other revival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-07
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.


The lid Assembly District Republican ASSOCIATION
evening at No PCS Grandst sixteen new members
elected.
Fourteen new members joined the With Assembly
G msi5l2s Lh'puO"''H ''''''"' 1' "'' ~ O' ''
he Id Assembly District Republican Association
met last No 466 Pearl st. Fifteen pro
posed for membership
AT a meeting of the LIST Assembly District Repub-
can Association last evening al No l52 Franknst 10 per
were proposed for membership.
The Church Committee of the Womens Centen-
Union Of NewYork is sitting daily receive contrbu
Hall, at Eighteenth It, and Hfthaye. from TO p.
The Police Committee on Rules and Discipline had
prolonged private session yesterday afternoon II Is under
stood that they prepared large Of
the action Of tho fun Board to morrow.
At a meeting of the Republican Association of the
With Assembly District last evening No. IL University
Aspawa aud Gen Cook who had been elected members at
the last meeting
At a meeting Of the Irving Monument Fund Asso-
citation at the Windsor Hotel yesterday, Miss Anna STE
elected Pre- de9t in place OF Mrs b. H. Van Auken who
had been subscribed 10 the fund
The IXth Assembly District Republican Associa-
ton admitted thirteen members last evening The
nouncement :o the resignation Of l. II. carg member
formal notice received, no action was taSen.
According to announcement from the various pull
pits In Harlem Sunday meeting Tor the especial benefit Of
iiS eiSea near q i TSTs
large attendance and addresses delivered by prominent
cltrgymen.
The New-York Alumni Of Hamilton College have
made arrangements Tor large meeting at Demoncos on
Thursday evening Of this week Gen Hawey win preside,
James PROT Theodofe W dwight and otLerS The College
Glee Club viii furnish music.
The Coroner's inquest yesterday in the case of
Matthew Loary his death by inurics received IN
collision on Feb 90, between car OF the kevDthaye.
line Of the line at Greenwich ave and
Eeyenst resulted Ia verdict exonerang the driyer
Of the seventh ave- car Both ROADS were recommended 10
regard the crossings IN order 70 prevent col
lisions IN future.
At meeting Of the East River Bridge Trustees.
yesterday the bids for wire rope opened when
peared that from England, from Trenton NJ j.
one from New York and Brooklyn. Tho bds
the Executive COMMITTEES for action MT Asin
wall offered the effect that assistant engineer
appointed Of Chief Engineer Roebng who
IL very III. The resolution waa laid ON the table.
The members Of the grain trade will meet to-mor-
row AZ the Produce Exchange 10 consider ades In wheat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-07
UI'DsON RIVER COUNTIFS.

WHITE PLAINs.-The March Term of the Circuit
Court Of oyer and Tcmner began yesterday Jus
tceJ O. ykman presiding Grand jury was mpaneled
10 whom Dykman delivered long charge in regard "a
their duties.
NEW A. POlhamus, Charles NJ ThurstOn
Count have been appointed Commissioners Ia the
matter Of widening and regarding Cedar road
POM seal about tour feet long was caught In
of Calf Island saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-07

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tAnnouncemants.

WHY do YOU suffer with COns and Buni0ns,
when DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR VIII cure heml
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-07

LUNpBoRG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the tOlles
aud bath delightful for COlOgue Bay Rum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-07

IIAT who suffer from Coughs and Cclea vii
dnd relief in wlsTAR's BALsAM or WILD CHERRY.
, 1876-02-05

With Primes Dts1n11ck 4. i:oa,o ho has ono con
icnt.a! eon nfcrcEscn With Mina]l1.s and auothos
with An:nns1li; hr tt N,lin f,s1ea his c,tf9 In
tho ante nf the t4fsn,a,l Emperor. II lnn!tnfa
70 on at tbie rtto. the reporter will TAXA tito
place OF tho dp1o,na.iat when private Dispatch
es will be supersedod ny lis feporss addressed
to tho public. Chic 0pinione hardly seems to
bo AwAro to how great degree thtn has como to
PASS alrendr.) "Tlio etntoyman Of the future
viii no longot need 70 wt'to dl,IAts'!es or make
IDEAS known to tho world. II will sufllcs to bavs
half an hcnr's consetaation with an American
reporter to dlsulgo from ono pole 10 the othcr
with tho cntrtty of the electric spark all that h0
desires 10 make known to tho world. .
may ctto as d find example Of ths ensrgy Of An
American fcp1rtor tho case Of a spirited young
mhn connected with tho Tribune, .whn, having
heard somc titno nI,,re Of Rrayo abuses which
took plaza In q certatn rnnd-houAo IN the city,
fegucd ntAsiress In ordor TINT ho might be COM
Ancd iu tho hospital and experience in bis own
neEaon ste horrible treatment 10 question. He
did 30. aud aftot few daya oamo for:h to de-
nounee 10 public o?in.nn the cruel institution BY
tho narration Of tho horrors no had suffered and
W{tuoKsed.t ~
, 1876-02-05
The I.aaidcr OF slte snex catiut.

[ot&tH E0rTtfD0titff .fstchFs Id tfrEIA<F.
Baron F0rdlhand de l.6ssAps la gone to Egypt
again. Though 70 years old lo "a still young,
and still coutemplates grand doslgns. With
blaok oyabrous and nustaote, but whito board,
lie ia most noticeable man. And those who do
not know him tako him 10 DO Hetgeaus 10
tho dardes. At 10 ho has tvb, babes q. The
brcaat, and hnothor on It's way. Ho brings hla
Children up In the most Bpattan-or shall say
Egyptiaa-Hay. YhaJ 10 about haTefootod,
aud although Madame only hall likes tAla. he ia
ab!e 10 boast that their Young ones. Of whom
they lavo small regiment, arc nevor III; lilo
tolls . story OF thc openlng Of thq canal. whicls
~ well worth topohttnR. Just before tho great
cerenotIy when tho Empress Euganlo Was to
pass through On board tbs Ai9le. do Lessol,a Was
informed thkt great rock had faleu Into tho
caual and that great llro tlad b5okbn ont In oue
OF tho villages on The bsnkH OF tbs canal, and
tnat In this village q quantity OF gunpowdof
wn4 stored Eut1Iolsnt to blew up Tho Whole neigh-
horhood. uo- MAS tmplored TO postpone thu
formal opening, but lln refused, snying, "Yuu
llayo the powder 10 blow up tho fock, and wAtor
10 pus out the tiro." lie ordet cd ttlss gnnboAt
should tonlo and moot tho AlYla Aid that Moth
lux Bhculd bp Hal1 about aither uushap. but 1
u,sn should BE- stationed At iha bow with hia
tfn.s o1teudtd II tbs canal Vaa pasigablo. aud
with them poudant II ApszsAge wsa impossible.
Az tue Kunbo2t appaatad do Leaseps took tet-
ercopo aud WAS ready to drop with disgust when
lie ssn tie nlaA wlh hss alma dowp. lilo took \
second look kna saw then that theY wcEo now
| e.touded. On thtB io throw himself down, and
was faas as!oep III moment, aud his slntnbsr
va. 10 profound that 10 did not awake until he
vas aroused BY the huzzas OF the people greet
, 1876-02-05

fastened tro ~. but !4t People A. A., once toss =
ia NJ. Dircl. to n+k what lse rhapl do. Tho lat
tor told linn to put tbnm lip ta fsat al t'.sy wsra
torn down. snti this The interpreter did until 10
had ttatod 10 less than ssron. when ho ldst his
tomnor and httuck one Of thn nAttyes With 4
ca.,o. Ilo was Immediately ktllhd. Ind tds NJ
tivca tthn ran 10 body 20 lii. flreh's BATH
room, a1ticli was built on Two floating logs. His
orderly, who ~ns 1t lid ottranco. presented hts
9,sn. 6ut sbetnk lie could nat Atop thet ho cried
otit tn hir. 1,ifch to aavA himself and fumpod
into 4 tha rtTer; Al1. birch alzsd dpwu Gat*een
on thu other side. tho soro part Of both bis feet
were cub OF by tho tnAtep. lilo divel again and
tried to swim back to lis boat, bnt ho VIA
htrnck again, Aud both hcolA word cut on will 4
Aaorl s{roka from bno Of tho natives. ffo Hns
thoh captutod takcn nh atlore, aud GpeAtel
through tho mock to tho gronnd. hftor which he
WAS stabbed about dozen tines in vAstond parta
Of ths body. Even after this horrible totture
Id itvbd s6rno flouta. Noxk day Capt. 1otla And
two other otIlcc1B and ntnall bodv Of ttiou Of
tho Tent,i Regiment, want up 10 try To foeovct
tho body OF Atr. birch. together with his docu-
tnsnts. otc. In nttacaing = atockAdo Capt. lima
wau killed. anti tto two othbr oi1lchrs with eight
uncn we're wounded. The party had then to to-
tre and wait for rt!n!orceu,ontH."
, 1876-02-05

lpFFtspVl&46FF16 l1UsIHoH 7ftF!lFuF!Ss
PARIS. Jan. 6.-sophie dauthieH 1i,oso mar
riad llrmn was Doyou. and who was con-
deuued 10 de1th for Killing soynn Of ler children
by EtlckIng p,Ds, md neslles into ulclr heads.
Wis executed yssterAsy Al Dourg, in The presence
Of 1, QUO persons. Tbs unfortunate woman re-
mAined worry calm to tho last. Shu had rather
expected Communication OF bur aentonce, and
never seen,ed fully to comprehend tho horrible
1iatl1re Of her crinea. On hor way 10 Tho bcaf-
,od tho demonstrations Of the crowd wore very
host,ls, many wotnou shaklng their llsts 1t the
cTiminsl. md enchanting. .'iou wrstohl you are
about 10 tile aut yon Will bs vol received in the
next world ali your chdteu ats waiting fot
you." Sophie Qauthier wont through boz ordeal
reA,nned 10 shs fato she Do vol desarved.
Tiio death Ut tAis revolving criminal recalls =
few interesting fscts connected with the e1sou-
ton OF women IL Franco. 6lnce 1910 nlne wom-
, 1876-02-05

on nave boon czfcUteJ, anu thoY al met tuGlf
doafh with great nrmnees. Zen years ago.
m.n aud woman w.re executed II. Ctastfa. for
having rnuraetcd their PARENTS In thoso DAYS
tho guitlotsne was rot tho horribly neat and
compact flttlo instrument that it In now; thnEe
vors stcps Ia Aecend befnrd coming into contact
reached tho foot OF the acsffoid, tne woman Ratd.
II should llAo TO ambrace nv husband boinrs
dying. Pray nnsto my hnnds: you can tio than
again !mms,t.tely afterHn'd;" Ihls snpi.e,ne
q I he G resusns snas '' xsro s1s 10 sooaey
ffoo thon allo gathered up all her strength, and
Save hos husband \ ringing box On tho ear. Ac-
oordfng to custom, sho was tho first 10 sutEor ths
recovered from The stotuIng blow ahc had dealt
him. her head hal fallen into tbs sawduat.
Another woman, whn oroated great eonsa.ion
At tho time waA ylrRlnie DexoD. who bad n,ur-
derod her husband aud two chdreii. bhn whs
only 25 years Of sge, ,wondertully beautiful, and
hoIOngoI to ono OF tho best families Of Ftance.
s,hc had not tlle slightest foar Of DEATH and tho
moment tin sentence was FaaHed e1lo aent q lot.
ter to tho Enphtor, bcgging tlosa might ho no
de!sy In carrying Il ont. Prison. .ffo and tbs loas
OF !lor 'oug black hair prodncod mnch Hsors
disagreeAblo lmnfessIon upon thts drticaes wom-
an than tho sight Of tho h'deous cloppspg-block
aud knifo. .. w.,
h!any Knnmary exccutions Of wome1t took
place when the regular troops entered Paris dur.
log tho lnantrect,on. remainder seeing QUO OF
tho advanced Republican iadleA plscod against
wall behind rho Great Northnrn Railway station:
Shn l4d just been taken With recently-htcd
diving nentry. "Did you shoot this mani" in.
1uired the officer. pointing to tin writhinT body
Of the sentry. II did, was tho reply. 'and am
only sorry that did not hee ron bcfore. az sou
werc bettor worth the troabIo.". Two minutes
sftafwara sho VAS lying on h.r face With twe!ve
bullcta II her body. Death had been instat-
taneoua hor victim tllc soldier, ised two huurs
After her, and expired in horrible pain.
, 1876-02-05

ing 4he arrival Of tho A!gfa. ThA Emperor raj.
lied hin upon l.is dco1 aleep, and tlc repli1i
tt.st he had not slept 20 aoanlly fdt tuent7 years.
gteat porsonB. Thefe in 4 gold cup ,gsvon By
ths Emptosa Horth $4,000. AT tho sovoseIgns
present OF fspreAontod At the opening 81 tho
esnal atnt him sib6ons. ard he Is veil nigh tbs
10 mako railway tfrnnRb she Enphrates vtllsy.
Io is not anxious to be tSpidly and enormously
rich Ito TlJs: II do not caro- for rsches+ md
I,avs no xants; all rl'h y tint my children
NAY stow Up tna prosper. ssts,y a., myself v'tl,
thor father and hsppy to coutlnue his work,
wbiet, ia that Of hnminty aud civilization
, 1876-02-05

~ LILY. dear Lily. Axe.t Lily. pray"
Qaebn Lily swRysA ltGD I wiud- -touehe6 rttt:
"Who sfeAta I" she s4!dt
Al sho bent her hrAd.
"Only Lonely, worthless Wsedt"
"Lonely snd wo.th!eas, what would 5ou oftnts"
"llslp to gst nearer Inu.-nesger the sty.
Could but touch
Il lovn yuu 10 f4uch(
Tbs hsm OF Your garment, conisnted dls.
aVor this bright, bright world Of beautiful thtzp
uf 1 wins u humble eau have no nasd,
And bird and bse
Caro- nlux4t for me. ..
Lot me- kIi1 yau and die !" said tho dcsotatc HAs6.
"Naj, talk not Of dYiuR," Queen Laly rsplad-
"Ths tlutsat bloesonz aFo born for delight.
pps your saut h0wt8H
To xunshl1e aud showers.
And In 1AaiF tre4h beauty grow happy and bright
"Otsmb by my ssaiu, N! The awset LILY aaid,
"Look toward tho suu, bid tao grA4sas aalsls
Nv more septue.
Dear little yiae. ~
B!aco you lnva dearly, faln nuss love you +
FITTED with new lifs, It climbed 70 her stdsi
And sopu ia biuo hua from thelr boodAgJ is1S r9f
Aud nsysr looked Queen
10 lorely, 1 wesn.
A. Queca Lily aetked With tho blcoms Of ~ NseQ
-I1F4yrI EYtit1r As uxtladtcsn1tas
, 1876-02-05
VOLTA

ugas4h wsts IT. prtco for what Earth xt,*s.ns;
rhn n.inIt I'd Is biz ftA xhn ind Ahtlvos w.
va batXstn for thu 9savea va l!e nj
Al Tho levil'4 booth are all things to.u'
E5ch punco Of .isoss costs tss ouncs OF Ro|at
fosa cap aud halls our lives ~e Pay.
nuGGiea ~ buy With whole aonl's taskthRi
'Ity Ueayen alous that IL given away.
rrts onIy Uod may be had f6r ths asking;
No price IL sat on tAs lavish stn1nsr,
juGs p,sy bs had Ly tho poqreat conet.
-Ths Flssoa u SIR Ldai}dl. ..-,
Me..ie1,r, F. Vors Tribune Nov bltug out
tho follow ,.!r, attributed this 10 Tupper. aud
scalp biz o.
, 1876-02-05

reaient which VIII naturally atstuns it4sif to hts
can tako Dutch vessel to any OF tho Dutch Col.
unes, br he can 90 to China Or Japan, DR. Brkts,
or to Greece or Egypt for With, none Of thest
Countries hav6 VS. extradtlo treAtfos. II will b
socn that. II the world II not sli "befovs him
wllero to choose" very largo part Of II Is open
to him, and ~ he CANNOT bs apprdhonded on 1iA
arrival in Rotterdam, Ia may still scatter ha
forgttie8 Id Il dozen tolntttAst
, 1876-02-05
Z plrs IIfrchs
i'..n .'kts'

p.;v..o h., 'rc!ved In Liverpool
west tAe t>.lssiv;, tich have hitherto
H., .r;i.s1yi t'r hlr. Birch. Tho
t>"s.,,. !n. - ~ : 1 by tho Malay
;, .,yu,. nYot w. 80 i. .ri before this
- t:,1 IcI,Ts.ur ~ Nh 4 !'s's ~ arc PEopa-
,:-uh sNA' OF tf.e =. 'tius:A'% hendish
-. ~ which .tltl -t.i re nht.. W H!ren
,.,, e. - Ter, il atdst ~ 49, t'ss F'cll
y;c ;lt1,,toEB. .'i.its u.' ! ~ '.'b. In 'ut
II, ta;tse tnte. .'satei !o'>~t - Il IL. AraA
, 1876-02-13

HtLDRETH AND cuiLERT0N,

The rocket which went up Friday came down
IN the form Of stick yesterday. It was not q
remarkably good day for news. The prettiest
part of Fridays py1otechnics was the explosion
and tho resulting shower OF various colored
lights. The principal parts we're Hildreth and
Cullerton, whose glory is like unto that Of fallen
Lucifer, aud the news OF their going up was re-
ceiyed by SOME with expressions Of astonish-
ment and open-mouthed wonder. To many
others, however, their sad lot Was not une1pect-
3D. There had boen mutterings from time to
time about two Aldermanio o1-Gaugers being
presented with the compliments Of the Grand
Jury, aud to any one familiar with their his
tory as Gaugers, rs brought ont before the
j.ry, there was little or no doubt as to who tho
real parties wero. The explosion csme. Yes
terdaY the smoke cleared away, aud there was
IN opportunity to explore for the cause Of their
taking OIL It Vas found in the form Of two in
dictments, which are to the effect, as Eas stated
in yesterdays Tribune, that Cullertcn and Hill
dreth we're charged with conspiring with distii-
lezn ip gaugins crooked and IN t1sudq1enty IT,