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THIRD AVENUE SAYINGS BANK.

WILLIAM A DARLING AND SPENCER X. GREEN HELD
FOR SWEARING TO FALSE STATEMENT.
The ease of William A. Darling and Spencer
K Green charged with swearing under oath to false
statement OF the condition Of the Third Avenue Savings
Bank on March IT, 1871 reached conclusion yesterday
In the Yorkvllo Police Court. The morning was CON
sumed In the summing up by counsel on either side The
counsel for the defence, cX-Judge Dttenhoefer and
Messrs wakeman and sewall, made an appeal In behalf
of their clients In substance follows: The law requires
report from all banking institutions on or before Jan
% In each year Toe first report made By their clients for
1870 was made Feb. |, 1871 This was replaced by
another bearing date March H. ISL which is the one
now alleged 10 have been false. The counsel held there
fore that this last report not required under the
statute and therefore according TO law no perjury conld
have been committed, Judge Dufy's decision when
was long, covering all the points advanced by counsel
The closing portion il "a follows:
The Court believes that the books OF the Third Avenue
savings bank were falsely and fraudulenty kept IN or
der 10 conceal from the depositOrs and tho public the
losses incurred by bad Investments ~ Atlhh.c MINI
STEAMSHIP stock that FICTITIOUS entries were lhue III thc
hooks Of The bank hide from Its deposors Us lnsoFe
condition. and that Spencer X. Green ana william y
olyency and Notwithstanding their knowledge as 70
ia ndtion they did sign and swear to report Wnch
This Court 10 believe was faSe anu iIhudueh
one and intended 10 deceive the superintendent OF
Hanks tho deposors and the public nj large Ana the!
aret therefore held 10 answer.
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oRy1L GRANT AS A SOLICITOR.

A BALTIMORE FIRM PAYS HIM A REGULAR SALARY
TO KEEP IL "PosTED" OK GOVERNMENT cos
TRACIs-Hs COMPENsATION.
BALTIMORE, March S.-The Gazette this morn
ing published an article stating that Oryil Grant, the
Presidents brother has for the past II months held the
nominal position Of solicitor for Baltimore firm and
used his influence for money consideration TO secure
that house the inside track" contracts me gazette
says:
II wellknown fact that Tor many years the large
Baltimore firms engaged IN the y, sSa
heating apparatus have been acFo Competitors l0I noE
ornment patronage, and among some engaged IN tms
branch Of business 1t Ia claimed that one large mouse
here enjoyed monopoly OF NoFcTnhcht Cp" hIloI
to Mr. Bri-tow's appointment as memptr oi th. lesI
dents Cabinet Whether or not there Is any lruih IN
tnis report h not yet The house alluded TO- who
have at this moment IN their employ INC rte,lueht
brother il that of Thomas G. BashOr Co. Clhomas g.
Yashor and Wallace Siebbns) engineers ana hlahnIac
turers OF heating apparatus, at NO - Lgh.sl, anu
roll al the OF S2400 per annun thcy eilhn thlt
owing the manner In which Government coac,s iol
this class let prior 10 Mr. Bristo~s appear
auce ON the Of action they were cOinpeed III 'elI
defense to have solicitor to Keep thrn Ioa.uu I'M
protect theif interests III INC in"''ei VI "0''' "
tings.
In an interview with the senior member OF the hrm
IN, Gozes reporter learned the above facts and obtained
other interesting items. The firm declares that before
Mr. Rrisow entered the Cabinet II unable 10 put In
any bid for Government contracts another Baltimore
6r,n-Iprflett Robbins d enjoying IL monopoly OF
the contracts aud possessing Supervising Architect Null
lett. influence When asked II II was Oh this account
that oryil Grant WINS employed tho senior member re-
ulied Well we employed bin 10 look after our Inter
ests generally and keep us posted wien contracts "ere
% no awarded 40 that we could put In bid for the work
Nv mariner. Mr. stebbins, made the arrangement with
MFR. Grant" The agreement was a verbal one and the
firm says Mr. Grant cannot remain with 1t he proves
dishonest has nothing TO fear from the INVESTIGATION
of any contract Il has received since he bHs been EN-
DIoyed Tho firm has received several profitable con
tracts since It employed him. and il now h!in9 one ior
osk shlp-knees for tho Brooklyn Navy Yard Mr.. Hteb
bIDs declined 20 talk about the matter but consented 10
say thai ho went NewYOr for the purpose OF employ
Ing Mr. Grant and added: Bur be fned 20 accomplish
the ebjsct for which we employed him"
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OUTLINES or A BILL INTRODUCED N THE ASSEMBLY
a WORK OF FIFTEEN YEARS, AND TO RANK
wrEH THE COAST SURVEY FOR THoROUGHNESs
AND ACCURACY.
(FROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT THE TRBUSEl
ALBANY, March 8.-Messrs. Stout and Gardi
ner OF Geographical Society have brought 10 Albany
BILL which Mr.. Hayes introduced this morning In the
Assembly providing for a trigonOmeric and Topographic
cal survey OF this State The Importance Of the project
scarcely he mated. They propose gradual
survey OF the State "a be made by OF scientific ability
be completed probably within fifteen years, and To
take rank for thOroughuess and with the Coast
Survey The amount 10 be expended TO De small at first
and 20 increase gradually Such survey would place
this State on par with European countries,
where boundaries of farm and every plot OF
ground have been defined by official survey, and are
matters OF public record II would not only save large
sums now spent on surveys by local authorities, {
would put end 10 the endess disputes and gations
between private parties Instances OF this waseful en-
pendture ore on record where towns have spent on par
tal surveys in half dozen years double the amount
shat complete aud final survey would have cost This
many deeds and papers refer FOR boundaries to land
marks which have long ago ceased 10 exist
Tho bill introduced by Mr. Hayes provides for tho crea-
tion OF q board OF five commissioners with tho title OF
Commissioners OF the State Survey, whose duty Ii
shall take all necessary TO Institute and
carry an accurate trigonomctric and typographical
survey OF tho stae Tho Board shall consist OF VIM b.
Wheeler. Horatso Seymour, William Dorshelmer, Fred
esaek Law Oimsted, and Francis A. Stout, who shall
AsiA sce fog sr yeaEs and shall receive no oomPensa'
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MYSTERIOUS CASE or KIDNAPPING.

Senior Josef Algeada, prominent Spanish
gentleman. who has lived for about 20 years In
Havana, was Kidnapped yesterday afternoon about
halEpast = o'clock at Lafayetteplaco and Fourth
A. He came to NexYork last week intending to take
tourney through country, and had about $4,000 or
$50 900 deposited In banking hous" which he drew our
yesterday as he proposed 60 leave NewYork to-day. He
hacked hI. trunk and put most OF his money
in II. but retained in his pocket about 10
or 90 spanish doubloOns, worth Sl6 each in gold
and then went ont make purchases accompanied
by his nephew. o young man about 20 years Of age
Ipon his return he got out OF Broadway omnibus ~
broadway aud Fourthst. aud proceeded toward tho
Hotel E-pahols, In Fourths st., where he was staying
When he reached Lafayette place strange man placed
nj. hand on bis shoulder and exhibiting shield which
either was poIiceman's shield or ressmhled one said
arres, YOU" Neither Senior olgenda nor his nephew
understood or spoke AM English bal both understood
from the actions OF tho tina, Senior ogesda was "
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
[For other SHIP NeicS Sc, Third Page.
ARRINED


ARRIVED.
st.,n.hp W A. Scholten (Dutch JanLen Rotterdam Feb
10 via Pushing with mise and pass, Ia Punch Edye
Co. N, .r,,nt,s I tr.rooo, ri, o.,
aud 25th with mdse. and 10 John g. Dale
stram,hp CITY of Havana Phillips NewO Orleans Feb H.
VIA Tampco 10Th TuNpan I'm, Vera Cruz 2bh Campeche
2sth ProgrSo and Havana March ah with mdse ana
pass r. Alexandra q sons , .., -, -., -.
steamship Eleanora Johnson Portland with mdss and pass
to J. y. Anes -, - ,,.....o, .ron %
ship America tOf BoitOnl Cbathods, Liverpoolpa ~
VIII ndsa. IL anchored outside the bli la,
BarG avna OF EasPorth Davis Matanzas II udyT WIN
,,,,,..... A,.s,.u, nec > Win
kauii gum. - $500, S,...,, ,.,orto,.,,o
harx Waaderef tof Leth), Cove, Messna jan 49, with
BARI Jasper williams MOnlovs jan 49, with hides and
nS nsniel Trowbrdge (of New Hayen Rogers Maya
Rrip Helen o. Phinney ot Portland Boyd Carienas 10
days. with sugar. . -,, ,r..... ,ari.o,. In, % N,
iS stewart (or Parrsboro ~ S. Crane, Carlenas 10
cir J. NJ frdge of Philadelphia stnson, cardenas 10
with sugar An.
SAILED.
stesmsbtns China Liverpool John BTamhal. fo' Pho
t,m,,n, 90 tnif for Charleston harSs british
f0t Dundee ThoS btuckA tof ~ Jsgy josie
Mildred Tor tsibarcn brgs Para toi CORK or lamouthi
Sus al Tor MOntovldeo, 5pg Bird 10Y RIO J.noro susan
B-rgrn for south sas Cps schrs Q v pnno TOT "eorss
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town Dam race Horse tor Baracoa jaime, wsren Coz sa

Dem Race Horse Tor Baracoa James Warren FOR 81
WiND-sunset fresh. N. w. clear
MEMORANDA.
The brig ssbr Co Windsor N ST. Cbariten from Antwerp
which arrived 9TH and anchored IN ravesend Bay iof ofuet
was towed to the city, p m. OF lhe olh'
SPOKEN.
March lat 80 40 long 20 "a schr Harry Enett tBrh
from Palermo for New York, 80 days out.
DISASTERS.
The schooner Lizzie O. from trinidad for Pbiladepha sugar
laden put TITO Key West this morning leaking aud otherwise
damaged. Sie will discharge.
struck on edge at Woods Hole this morning She got on
and at anchor of that port The exteut OF the damage
schooner Armsien from Cenfuegos for Boston
in the Atlantic Office NewYOrk No date nor particulars Ie
The brig James Crosby Capt Lord from Prince FOR
Phiadelpha before reported wrecked at Castle Island was
ported had ashore the Hog Syes reef and had
four feet OF water In her hold and The leak was gnag al mo
YgKo1tM1 March sTho British bark Truth Capt Ev
ans from BATAVIA ~, Francisco has arrived
here having her mainmGt mzzenmast and Oreopmast
during gales The damage done 10 the cargo mas noe
WEST cRTaK r. j. March IA ship. loaded with cotton.
shoro Long Little Egg Harbor inlet at about
d S Say s5d ssv az SoSt s renal oniss
being heavily loaded the afraid to land The
FOREIGN PORTS.
BRISTOL Eng March 5The steamship Cornwall sailed Tor
IcxDoS. March s-sailed Annie g. Hall. Mira, city OF
Montreal Viola, Colchester Harry Bailey. siro, snluelma
Sest Dnbrovach Floka Lizzie Curry Clara Capt krdses
Himess5ar ceT@ania n Arrived MsTeS Kong Oscar.
named Tat !. hamSSTS H. jenkins at psa GTseoss
Alice Reed Herman. Aurjrs Hasseii Jear6ie. Arrived
March !. Stary Hosart. Lote Warren, Edmond Kaye.
PymOihl. Arrived March stels Gaz1ia Sen, Doth At
Alice SsRhe1 SPssS Marie aRt EUR aS
NAILS Tr sins
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THE CANAL BOARD BILL.

A FAVORABLE REPORT TO BE MADE BY THE SENATE
JUDICIARY coMMITTEE-THE BOARD LACKING
PRIVILEGES ENJOYED BY MANY OTHER SUPER
vIsORY STATE BODIEs-JUsTIcE AND FAIRNESS
OF THE BILL
(FRoM TaE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRrBUSE.l
ALBANY, March S.--The Senate Judiciary
COMMITTEES will report favOraby Senator ST. Johns bill to
enlarge the powers Of the Canal Board with minor
amendments This bill was reported In the
Assembly some weeks ago by Mr.. Burieigh from
the Canal Committee, and amended Into mere TOOL
ishnoss AS Mr. Burleigh allowed 1t to come 10
the House II refused 10 grant the Canal Board
power to investigate the past affairs Of the canals but
did permit them investigate all matters connected
with or pertaining the present future affairs OF the
canals of this State" There is every reason to believe
that the Canal Committee took this In obedience
to party pressure Exactly now far their partisanshp
led them may inferred from statement OF the powers
Of other state Boards and State officers with reference 70
contumaei6us witnesses. The powers which this bill
sought to confer the Canal Board are precisely those
now enjoyed by every Board Of Supervisors in the state
and the Language OF the act largely identical with that
OF the Supervisors act OF 1854. The Commissioners OF
the Land once, Board consisting OF the Lieutenant
Governor Secretary OF State, Controller, Treasurer
Attorney General State Engineer and Surveyor and the
Speaker Of the Assembya Board almost identical with
the Canal Board-msy themselves commit contumacous
witnesses prison Chapter 1874 Of the laws Of 1889
provides that witness refusing to answer their ques-
tlons produce papers books pursuant to their
order "shar be liable TO be committed TO prison by the
said Commissioners until he shall submit 10 testify
and produce the writings, books, and papers called
for" BY Chapter 240 OF the laws OF 1894,
any single State Prison Inspector may issue
subpoena which the witness compelled 10 obey Sub
iect to the penalties for dsobedence a. In cases OF
trial before justices OF the peace" The State Commits
sioner In Lunacy may also compel testimony, and even
the State Charities Aid Association has powers which the
Canal Board has not Under the present law the Canal
Board actually cannot compel the attendance OF wit
nesses in the Of charge against one OF its
subordinates and II Is question whether they would
have a right to do under the bill reported by Mr.
Burlegh unless the transgresson related to some con-
tract now in force hereafter made, or some future
transaction. The Attorney III recent argument
before the Senate Judiciary Committee IN favor OF the
bill, stated that tho bill needed chiefly to provide
obtaining evidence 70 be used In the canal
suits and directed their attention to the laws above
quoted The fact that the Committee will report the bill
makes decidedly unfavorable showing for the Judgment
and fairness Of the Canal Committee Of the Assembly
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STATTON.HOUSE LODGERS.
MOTHER I TEL

ANOTHER TEREsTISG STATISTICAL EXHIBIT.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir In connection with the interesting letter OF
DR.. Richard II. Derby which appeared In THE
TRIBUNE of March 4, the following statement OF
the numbers of voluntary occupants Of the Police
Precincts during the months of February of this
and last year is submitted for the information OF
your readers.
1t will be observed that there is slight diminu-
ton in the total number of those who received this
rough hospitality last month, but the increase in
the number Of women Is a noticeable feature The
actual average of these houseless dodgers was sSf
for each night of the month, 263 being women.
As has been stated before the large majority OF
these dodgers consists of persons well known to the
police as having frequented these quarters Tor
long time-in some cases for IL OF Is years Tours
truly, HENBf l. IELlE"'
Nes- FORK, March 8, 1875
sTATIoN-BOUsR DODGERS FOR THE MONTH OF
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wh.r. doc. IL nj, come irons

Pnts quarts Of filthy catarrhal DISCHARGES Where a9es
nil rOml The mucous membrane Mmch IiuoS iho
chambers its little glands are diseased So th1t
thev draw the blood It's gnd ami exposure 20 me az
This HE liquid ~ neeutu 20 pul
m lie system extracted, aud the system IL weakened
~ The ioss 10 cure flesh and strength by using Or
IuRCFs GOLDEN MEDICAL DfsCoiFRi when 1sC nc
men correcting them and apply Dr ShGhs
,tVRn RpNgpY with Dr. PIERCEs NASAL DOutHE the Ony
nod OF reaching the upper cavities, where th sclg 70
and from The instrument ana h0t mNu
~,nes so,d hy druggists and dealers In medicines
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5uerial Noiltts.
Baptist sunday school Teachers, Association Of New
Xnr

Baptist sunday school Teachers Association Of New
York.
The next meeting will he held in Calvary Baptist
Church, twenty third St, on THURSDAY EVENING.
March - Tile lesson March H. "Absalcms Rebellion"
Ill samuel u.s. La will he tau ht by Rev. rHOMAsAkMI
TAGf D. D. Pastor of Ffth Avenue Church ard an address
Will DO delivered by Rev. L. HARDWOOD PAfIiSON, Pastor
OF Baptist Church New Haven. Gem. Subjects
"The Teacher Taught - -. 49,, ~. ,--,,.
GFo NJ VAN DRRLIP, Sec.
Moody and Sankey, IIippodrome.
For aud contributors 10 expenses
meetings Committee dSre - state that course tickets are
.,,od for ALI SAML. THOkNE,
Chairman Committee ~ Arrangements
Po.,.lpnce NoiIcr.-The FOREIGN MAILS cor tue week
endnr TURDAI March II, lo6, Will close AZ ts encc.
on III ESDAN ~ for Europe, per steamer nevada,
via Queenstown WEDNESDAY, At l:O M ior EUROPE
per steamer China. Queenstown; ThJ kSDAf. Al
Al 80 NJ kurOpo per steamer GeEer via Plymouth.
Cbcrbourg. Hamburg; SATURDAY a. a. No.. Tor
scotland unjust be specially sddresse per steamer
HoVia VIA glasgow aud AZ 1880 a. H. Tor the Contntht
Of Eurupo por America SOUTHAMPTON and Bre
men and Great Britain Ireland and france Der
seaurr Germa tc Queenstown. The MALE for Chlns,
Japsn &c, win leave S1r Francisco March To- 1875 Inc
l.. JAMES, T.. NJ
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A PEOPLES CONVENTION.

TO tht EdIfor OF The Trt0Hnt.
SIR: Appoint delegates in every State. As
semble at Washington tho National capital on the 4th
OF July, 1870 II tho Republican aud the Democratic
parties havo nominated honest and able men for Presl-
dent and ylce-President. confirm them. II not select
and nominate thereafter and elect such men,
Ne,c- York, March 4, 1876 HUNihkpos'
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
Probabilities.

For New-England. clearing, colder weather,
brisk northrry 10 westerly winds, and rising barometer
during the day -
For Middle States partly cloudy or clear eegthsr dna
sIoly rising kuUerdire. northwest icIhdS, ShyHng 70
-1si and Souih and rising barometer on the coast -
I'm The south Atlantic states, clear or fair aud slightly
warmer weather, with light northeast TO southeast
winds and slight changes In the barometer.
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Edwin Rooih In Rheumntlsm.

Edwin Booth suffers terribly sometimes from rhe-mstsm
and ~ ne warn not one Of the liable OF morals would
doubtless indulge in vigorous AnBloS9Xon eAPetyes ne
taLcs refuge however In we'll smoked COnC Pipe when
tbS attack ia on him other medical treatment than
nr.nsrstlnn originally tested by his brother In law j. IL
Hci;cuigr This affords him almost instant relief and In
narr of ndugiug himself In profanity when the rheumatism
min, him he calls for GitFH LNlNfNt lODlnE on AhNoNiA
which he buys by the gallon
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piSSEyGFRS ARRIVED.

FROM ANTwERP-Ii steamship Sxit1egi9nd. March y
cu.t,f Uerhrr r. Giraui Laurens E1e NNn Mfs lara
Sr,"Gaert Miss g. Hall Mss y. Hall, MIS- a. Hail MISS
Isnne now WIN Bayens, Mrs. \ BayenS, Miss NJ baL,ls
~ W0knrti Mira sophie Kuksrtz Miss Marie kukartk MsS
G. Kukartz Master W. kukartz, Dr. T. SlK1s MIS- "hna
AIrr I'm
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ton for their services but allowed for personal
penses a sum not to exceed $500 each An annual re-
port be made to the Governor in January Twenty
thousand dollars appropriated for the purposes Of the
act for the ensuing year
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rested The nephew became frightened. and ran
toward the hotel to procure assistance When be
returned to Lafayette-place q few minutes later
Senior Olgeada and the unknown man had disappeared
and they have not since been heard Of.
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that "tho House cordially approves tho efforts of the
House OF Representatives In furnishing the acts OF the
late Secretary Of War and ferretng out frauds" The
resolution was tabled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-09

ACTION IN THE SEwYoRK LEGfsLAIURt.
ALBANY, March SIN Assembly to-day Nr'
wenye In referring TO tho present depression In 'he
country aud the frauds lately developed IN the cases OF
,hs ~ sscr,tary Of War end Others offered resolution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-09

No6S SERVICE from IL 10 / ocock EVERY DAY, sa,ur.
,lty aud SUNDAY excepted. Ia Madison AVonn" hslL
SUBJECTS
MONDAY. MarcJ G--Repogts u thc lords Work
TUESDAY, March 7-ClItst our tock
WEDNESDAY, March smPromyes.
THU RSDAI. March y-IhankssNlas'
FRIDAY, March 10 Incinp.rs Icc - 90. Al.
sArUHAY March and every saturday thaT Ts NE
from - % o'clock.
AFTERNOON SERVICE at p. IN. In Madison Avenue
uaii m ESDAY Match 7Iecure the Blood. Repeated
H.o9t Reue1te, IN the evening. THURSDAY, March y
Ir,turr on Heaven. Repeated In the evening FRIDAY,
March Lecture Heaven Repeated IN the even.
lug ,--,.,..,,o ,,,.-,,on ,,,.,,oos .n. ,o.v
d. mad on appratou Oce Fourth and Nv cny sxin
AZ aud Twenty sixth IT, and at Young Mems
CHRISTIAN Association Fourth ave. AMI Twenty third
LIVERY NIuHT-Ssturiay eNcrptei-Soryices IA Madison
MoNbHY EVENING Mr. sANKEY, assisted by a number
of Clrrgymen. viii lend "a Praise Meeting.
Association Hall, corner Twenty third IT. and FOuraNe'
o'clock.
WOMFNS MEErING-EVrry day-Sundsy oNcepted-froni
10 l:i5 y. M, ia the FOurth Avenue HAL
MEETING FOR YOUNG MEN oNLf-ln Fourth Avenue
Hail. At o'clock. -. ....a.,
The expense OF these Mengs large aud nnst be dc.
subscription Contributors es De sent 70
J. PIFkPONT MORGAN, nsi, Treasurer ~ Wal st. or 20
SAMUEL TuORNE, Chairman Committeroi Ansageusnes.
The Government OF Spain
de JOugh tho Communicating, with INC
Isabella N 'atDlcA
sn the orer OF Charles i'll "a recognition Of Ida sccn
,,ac T RE S eJoS ne Is % ssoSS coD LIVER oil
sois Consignees ANSAI, HARFoHH 4 Co. London sole
Agents for the United states, JOHN b. HhShf' NVh">n
q Co, EevYork
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special Religion, Services.

At HIPPODROME BulLDlNo. -. a..
NOON SERVICE from IL 70 O'Clock EVERY DAY, Satuf'
,lay and sunday excepted. Ia Madison ANonn" h'iL
The daily gazette., 1876-05-20
Damaging Developments.
JAKE REHM AND HEsING RUNNING THE
COUNTRY.

COUNTRY.
CHICAGO, Nay 19.--The testimony OF
Anthony C. Hesing, in the whisky trials.
goes ahead Of anything heretofore
fore brought out in these cases. Hesing
is one of the proprietors OF the Illinois
Stats Zeitung, leading politician, and
under indictment for beating the revenue
laws. Hesing unblushingly tells story
of villaipy such as has been rarely
told in court room by one Of the prin-
cipal actors. 1t has made a sensation
here, where people are used to sterling
developments.
After erring to the present trials,
Hesing took occasion to 60 somewhat in
to the details of the withdrawal Of his
son from the Congressional canvass q
year and half ago. 1t was Jake Rehm's
desire that young Hesing should with
draw, and he promised the old man that
he would do something handsome for
him. Rehm told him (Hesing) that Com
missioner Douglas would soon go on the
Supreme Bench, that Superintendent Of
Police Beck, of Milwaukee, would take
the Supervisor place here, and Mum,
the Supervisor. would step in Douglas
shoes. "Then," said Rehm, I'VE can
make enough in twelve months to make
us both independent, and can run the
country"
Hesiug says he received $4,000 for get
ting Jussen, Carl Schurz's brother in law,
an appointment as Collector Of Internal
Revenue. He drew $500 per month from
the Treasurer OF Cook county, he bled
the Whisky Ring for thousands, and he
sold his own son out to Charley Farweu
for $500