, 1876-01-22

l11 9ho 0fAtnptb O[ GoNRlln anu ctnGr4, A0u Hh40
for himself l,omo III oansdh "boto aho rcTcnue
officials do not lsrass tho q,tek OF Ilfo. The
departure wtu mot made pnhl.d Until sfIie norn-
Ing, wcn It waa found thai young Jaka hid
secretly slolon away from Courta at,d jurioa, and
llnd announced before hta departure that 10
tlidn's cars nbont being indicted.
WHAT rouNn JAKE HAD DONE,
Tbo connection Of young 1aho with tte Ring
var very uacful bnt not N c1caetlinE prom-
mont one. II viii DO remembered that tho
fnnnomaohors had sort Of foctlfging house
which they 7An hlDng hndar different nnmeA
Ecuorally changing h6out once In two naonthh.
For instalce, tho pfaoc Hhs known within few
nteln's, Tnlizky's, snd by l,aIf a tiozcn o.l,ct
nn'ncs. Into this recsiiytuc houso voro dumped
.-noninaiiy ut any rato-a largo proportion Of
the crooked goods from several houaos. ThoBo
Eo9s ns9g sgsy % oRs ;pRe T. 10 s9SP am
Ut the Eastern end Of lilo ronto. ofld also to 500
the recttyius , hon,a of tho stamps
,,ndor which the ahlpmonts wozo mado
Younger used to stay generally two or threo
months In philadelphia bItsy in iispohtug Of the
goods, and then he would coma hDnlo bringing
hIs satolel full! Of nslmps 10 be useI III ship.
we'll enough until tho officers lately got tleir
hands on tho testimony ia tho cnse, and thon
tho Young Jnko aklppod.
And tho pooplo csiod ont, "Gont to moet
Conkfin."
juR71cE 1MpEDEn WITH ACKNOWLEDGED QUILT.
hfatters havo now como 10 Bucl pass In this
city that TIN only difficulty I'd bo settled by tho
Qoycrnmont officers Ia ae 10 who to accept as
OF proof in :he hands Of two men to
impllcato sovoral leading Wiaconsin politicians
~ ncll az tho Oldest sox III tho party-Jacob
Nunnematlcr-who il eagerly sought for ho'
eaueo no IL poascaHed ot perhans million dol.
lars worth Of roai ostate, and Tho Government
would like to get thumb on that just at prea-
ent thhrG etetnB sort OF hitch In the pEoceod-
ings thls account, but 1t is to DO hoped, In tho
Interest OF tnatlcc, that tho proper agreement
may soon DO reached.
roL1rtcAL TENnon1sM.
Tue Ereatent obstacle to tho overthrow Of tho
Milwaukee 1sug IL, find. tho nnurmous rrea-
sura brought tn hear on tho members not to toll
anything. Tho agents Of tho politics ring who
Nhaog them a8 1t thoy wcro tho natural Ho11rocs
from Which election expenses wero for
oves to ooma IN = noVer-ialllnR aud abuo-
ssos o IL gs sFSni .vs sna naso ssp GnS
insay busy lately iu tho attempt to keep tho DIS
tllels from tolitng thet little stories. Tho
meanH used havo boen alternate prOmfaOd,
threats. cs1olemcnts. and intimidation. Ono
most uu}nBt and uucatled-for method OF po1sHa-
sion his boon gonesal vile abuse hcapod upan
infotmora III Eoneral. This Is not Just In tho
present cases, hccauBo thc groat majority Of tho
Milwaukee, dsstia'ers have heen honorable buat-
nese mon In all tleir dealings with other mon
than G,yernmout officials aud tho Tax Collector.
It. ID not proposed to justify or o1cuso my ono
of these men but 1t Is, to any tho least, Ia
doubtful taats for the Rlng and ,ts 0gobts to
find full NTH Tho men they have b1cd bocal.so
they sock to 1cesen their own pcnaltioB BY doing
Just what they ought TO lny9 done long ago.
expose tho lbieycr who Aayo learned 10 have as
much faith iu tlelr power to furnish subsistence
~ the widow had #, lior oi.juG. pothnpu It
might be eGid that tho Milwaukee, diettllors had
to gfeaso moro persons thnt ever tho widow d.
MORE CONFESSIONS.
Witnesses arc coming before tho Grand jury
right meslily noEalass. -Four wase uudes !lto
to-day. Their uanea arc Dalnis, Shears, Bal1en.
tiue, and Gritlitha, All four wore Storokcepe.g,
and knew Of orooxcd tloings ou all sides. Tbcy
swo,o to violations OF law by every house Al
which they woi 0 ntationcd, aud gayo rtamea. pro-