, 1876-02-12

by tho Wsy, Mr.. Cu'Eeston," said 'Tatnurn,
',,etaa ~aat about this sumor that you ara 10 DO In
-, Don't believo there's anything In n,r aaid
:ho compiacant Cutferton, biting q cracker On
Which had been placed piece OF pressed moat,
inoietoncd with notutiou of Frenct, znuatasl.,
nowadays, anyhow" continued tic Alderman ~
he refreshed hsmaeIf with glass OF Jfm'n sherry
e facilitate sn paaaaga Of The disappearing edl-
n!os; ";so, younE mao, I don't bcl!e7s they
=, dolHcn looked wise. but satd nothing. TIE.
TninrSr reporter knew something, bus waa
. A. 4! THE stage oi tho proceedings Depnt,-M.r-
torney ,oIeson. entered ito place and walked up
to ths bss where the trio ~ero standing.
Good ssoo!ng. Dird." said Golson. :" Whatll
so1 hsya7 I'D. cu!!erton. Ms. Bird
In The same genial manner.
bird took cider. Olcson Hccrcted tho contents
Of gfaaa OF WaukeHfla OH his person. Gotaen
thak "crooled. and Cui1erton tnale another
GraasLt On Jln,'s sherry. By = strange coinci-
rftiL troY1E ENTERED.
ana joined Tho crowd al this point but be had
JUS: como frn:n sHppor, didn't foe! uoll, an1
had to hurry OF 10 noot1ng Of tho Board
ot EManeaton M he politefy declined shc ,nyltationa
Q! the 'mblhers to join then, IN tieir ltbattons,
HiFds glass OF cider held out like tho widows
OIL, anl before hs had drained half tho contents
he tad managed 10 s"l!o over. to Cu!lerton.
benhi'g down l'e wti'.tetol In hta ear. Cutler.
ION listened attenttyely, hut u11tlo no reply. uo
still tocincd 70 dontt thoao rono1ts. Iii. I3fr.i
produced h's documents III a uucs way and told
Ain & that L va. oil there; Culiertou vas not
ac.onca moxea. II lie m wss gnet In. convinced 10
side, ard into wiozo oar tho indicted Alderman
WHISPERED tbs nova. Jim did nut appear ycry
greatly nst'nsshct. 1Io wss asked II Ao would
70 On cufterton'a bond. and replied thst ho
nrt1fH. tn hhi1 uofd IL
only $1,000, anil Withdrew to q lttle table whoro
the bon'i wns filled out and signed by Culiclton
az principal and Jim AZ security.
:, Il now seemed the proper thing to order
"By the way" said bird. :" Ducls sald l,e would
70 to your honse tonight, Cnitcrtnn, md 500
son there. Now. there's no uAe In . ,aau's bcius
arrss.ea s twice. 20 ~ 1ust Else yau this card
already beon hrreslof Then, when buck comes,
you call Just .hovo that in Ills faco.'
CulleIton seemed - be satisfied with the plan,
and put tho card In his pocE otbonfi.
II must 60 to the Bo1tl mcetifg,' aafd Phil.
Thought would save von tho trolblo Of CON.
Ing down torn 10 gvs bail II possible, and 10 /
went around among tho pisces whoro thought
would ho likely to aee you"
Much obliged to you, Phil" replied Cu}]er.
ton: 1T has eaved mo como trouble"
:. Bless me- said nfra1, NJ q tal angulnr form
and smiling face ento:cd tho roonl, " there's
Buck know them ai and nodded to each ono,
Tic remarked. sotto voce, that he wished ho had
Uirft's luck. and couIl flnl Hildretu.
After further imbibing. tho crowd began to
draw on ono by ono, Cutorton md Golsan going
to their homes. rll and O1caon to tho Boa1t
meettngtnna bird ana Buck 10 renew Tho search
aftes tue miseing Ink, having arranged With
Phil that tho latter wou|d 30 at the Doard moes-
ing until late, wbaro he would receive bail.
SoTutso TO eAr.
TmE TRrnCHE 1nau eudcarozed to hAyo CuIEor-
ton talk. but the attempt YES comparatively uu-
successful.
~ aupposo it ia proper to a.k. Mr. Cullortop.
'*ycs: II may bo proper enough to ask, but
don't want to say anything"
III you have anything to nay Taz Tn1nusE
can find spaco for 1t, " suggested tho reporter.
know that don't want. any epico. and Tint
simply Aavo nothing TO any" sejoiued the in-
dicted Alderman.
And bovond this nothing was c,ics.ed from
AID. Culertou.
About $50 o'clock laat evening little youth
in Glenn corduroyB stood ut tho door Of tho
rom Ia which tho Board of Education held Its
hcss,on., He wore green goggloa and IN Ulatet
lngers Of hts 'eft baud, and anslIy Phii Horne
caught tho mo!tou. 11o got up aud came down
to tho boy. who whispered something In hia
car. Ee and Assistant Uniied States District
A'sornoy O!cson thon walked out together. aud
in all ad joining room was found AID. Hildreth,
accompanied by Aid. Frank Warren.
H1tdrcth wae arrested Oh tho street as about
G:5o last evening hy Deputy United stsses Mar
started In eeasch Of bail. 4 carriage was pro.
cured. aud Jim McGasry, Tom Foley. AID Cul-
lorton, AID. 1llldsrth, aud tho two Deusiea took
seats In it. They soon cnnlo upon AID. Warren.
who conseptea to become 1lildsash's bonds:
| rnnu. Another carriage was procured. and
tho party then repaired to tho building
On Fifth arehrc, as above stated. where the
Board OF Education vas in .sossion, Of Which
HoyneIlad the bond iii reals, aud ali that was
dnne MAS TO atli1 the signatures Of tue parties.
| which thoy did, and In leBs than fiVo minutea
the whole proceeding was over. bail having been
tixod at 81, GOO, ny In Aid. CulIerson'a caso.
| The indictments against Cullctson and Hill
dtcth. M Aboso stated arc not yet nublic, but
enough is knovn to justify tho assertion that
! they aro indicted for
cK,oxEn aAuo1xn.
It III we'll known that both parties wcro 1augoyA
10 tho Illinois Distiiling Companv'B place, and
At tho South Branch aud other diatll'cres, and
that theg wore discharged about tho tluie Of tho
first seizures for alleged crookcdnesa. The evil
dencc 1t that tlmo Nas notattoEathor conclustve.
aud they were not Indicted anong tho first
batch whose cases received attention nt tho
hands Of tho October Grand jury. Among tho
biz tish they cut M very large figure, and their
crookodncna was left Tor succeeding tnvest1ga-
tiou, when there shoald be nothing worry pressing
On l1and, aud after tho big gau,e Ind beeu
safely disposed Of. That tilno arrlvod about a
weex or 80 ago, and since thon tho Grand jury
layo boon engaged upon their cases. and thoho
ot other tlAugers aud Sto:ekoepars, including
Ma!tern, ktorekeercr as tho South branch;
| I,ecchcs, Gauser 1t tho Chicago Alcohol Woska
AdolpA Mueller, Gauser-At.large; Louis Berger,
Of The Illinois. md others. tbs evidence
aoenaea 10 bo plain tha. Cu''ostoa and
| Hs,ireth had gnuGo1 crooked for tho dis.
tillers, au.l had boen .paid iiberaslY fol
wiuking u. dishonesty. Numerous witnesses
| wore caI1el, nncll OF whom had BomsshlnE tn say
| which corroborRtcl the oydcuco of tho others.
Tie result WA apparons ycsteriav ia tho ludict-
| n,ent Of tho two crslus menhers Of tho Common
| Council aud tho rEessutu,onts against the reat
Of the lot will bo lnadc ia q day Of TWO.
TIE OTHER TWO INDICTMENTS
| soturnod bs the Grand Jury nre 1up-
| po.el, With good reason, to bo ngalnss
| ra1tlcB out of town, Notwithstanding
Judge DanEs' halttng opinion aH to whothcs they
were Chicago mon Or not. 1t ia now aald, on
good authority, that koefey aud Ketwina indtcs-
mont ts not set really to bo brought into court.
Tue evidence first adjuead against this tirn nas