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SCANDAL IN ANOTHER CHURCH.
The Rov. Frederick bell Accused of Making
Propo.nI. 20 a Nlcmber,. WIG.


Proposals TO n Members wife.
At n meeting Of the church officials or
Circuit Committee OF the Primitive Methodist
Church, In Park avenue. BROOKLYN, last night, OF
which the Rev. Fred Bell. the singing preacher.
eK-prize fighter. and ex-neGro minstrel, is pas
tor, the ferment OF trouble which has for some
time existed in this church eliminated Ia accu-
sations againstt tho pastor, which were presented
him In tho following shape;
BRooKLYN Jan. 81, 1879.
BEorHEa BILL Dslr Sr You sre charged by
Vanderbilt avenue In this city, the 2ls aud 2etn OF
cent Ap aSsaase sSa to M %e
unbeeoming pastor Of any Christian church"
oEo. b. coLYER, Secretary.
Mr.. Spur Is President OF the Circuit Com init
tee. and presided over the meeting.
Additional charges were presented In the same
shape, tho text Of them being IA follows;
vS61 charged by s,S.Se, ov.rS % an passy Of
his clcn 40. md thsx frhar h nSsS x M s no
false statement to reporter oi the Ddtis Argus.
The nrst charge had been made anonymously
In tho parish for some time, and Mr.. He'll says
women, but he was so much engaged In helping
Moody and Sankey aud In holding large meet
ing Ia the Academy OF Music to help raise
fund TO build large church, that he could not
stop to attend to them.
When the charges were presented last night a
ludicrous discussion followed. The meeting
warmed to a Ditch OF excitement, and the pastor
was suspeoded for ten days, and Friday even
Ing, Feb. IL, WAS nxed IA the time for his trial
Mr.. Bell reminded his o1iclals that he had al
ready resigned, his resignation 10 take effect on
the lst OF March, and suggested that II was not
In their power thus to hara-s him but they
thought differently, ana he osked them then to
Judge him Innocent until he was proved guilty.
lie said that he should preach In tho Academy
on Sunday, under his own auspices, In spite Of
bis suspension.
Mr.. He'll said to reporter that his answer
would he general denial. He knew that the
charges we're not true, and he could not tell on
wat hey were based. lie understood that Mrs.
Morris gave her consent to the charges. He feels
sure " his vindicAtUu, and will not onter upon
his evangelical ltDOrs until his reputation Is
chanic.
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yHE Posr OFFICE INvEsr1GArIox.
Disclosures that Look had for Posttmaser-
General Jewell.


General Jewell.
WAsHINoToN. Jan. 3l.-To-night the
House COMMITTEES on Post Ofnces and Post Roads
began tho investigation OF the Post ONCE Depart
ment, under the Morrison resolution, by exam
lining at length ii. c. Hopkins, special agent
OF the department. The contracts let TO Kitte
10 Texas were specially referred TO. Hopkins
testified that to his knowledge the service that
KltIle was to render had not been performed.
HIS duty was to carry the malls six times
week between San Antonta and Corpus Christi.
An Investigation showed that he carried II only
three times a week, aud that he was paid with
the knowledge Of the Postmaster General for
full service. The law required deduction
aud fines, which tho witness could not
definitely state, but which II is known
should have been nearly $4,000, while
the actual deductions wero only 81 $50. He also
testified that tho investigation OF the lnspec-
ton bureau showed that service certified by one
Postmaster only had been paid for, whom the
law required that the Postmaster At both ends
OF the route should certify TO the fact When no
asked Tor an explanation from tue clerks, no was
told they did II by orders.
The testimony OF HOPKINS startled tho Repuh-
lican members Of the committee, some Of whom
tried TO embaIrass the Chairman In his search
for information. The INVESTIGATION VIII make =
more substantial advlnce tomorrow.
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Yesterday morning Mr.. Henry Roster Of 1877
Broadway found his express wagon in front OF hls
store the dead body OF man and by It's side small
seven barreled revolver bullet hole in the head told
the story Of the mans death. and the body was sl
warm. The man was about lhirty-nyc years old. The
body was taken to the FoItyscventh street police
station Later In tho morning respectfully dressed
young entered the station ana as she was about
speak Sergeant weston upon some business, the
cofn containing the BODY taken out TO be borne TO
the Morgue. Sue desired % tile face, ard when II
was shown she threw up her hands say ing II my
DrOherw She then ran out VI the station, aud tae po
lice have gs yet 10 clue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-01
AxEx-coNsuL's DISCLOSURES.
How the Government Is Robbed Of Millions
bv tho UndervaIuation OF Wines.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Before the House
Committee on Expenditures OF the ST.
partment to-day Charles +. Fare" 20 De-
years Consulate at CadI, q, for several
length by the ohRirr was examined at
tions OF Paso- "a" III spb 70 the assump-
tho .yst, Newman. Mr.. Farrell exposed
from IN OF underyaluation at the ports
fr~ nm i,sasnllch Wines are shi ped, and said that
In tb,s 'oS 70 1860 the United States were robbed
10 N, ,a~ ~ porte south ef the Irish Gu annel
-'res OF from twenty TO thirty millions OF
uoiIaIs The snns!! salalies of Ionsuls Ut ports
where large shipments arc made OF goods re-
duirinR an ad valorem duty Induces the mer-
chants at the ports TO make the life OF the Con-
suls as luxurious as possible, aud In that way
secure the certincatl on Of invoices at the lowest
ngurs. Ar: Farrell will be examined To- m orrow
~ 10 what he knows Of frauds In wine Invoices.
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MpDLETowN. N. Y, Jan. 3l.-A petition TO
President Grant has been largely signed by the mem.
bers OF the bar leading citizens OF Orange county,
AsEing for the pardon Of Senator william NJ. Ora
ham, who serving his third year In the AlbanI Peni
tontiAry under sntence Of ten years, for enoeHng
the funds Of the defunct WAllkill National Bans, OF
which he was President. An cnort ia belng made TO
the signature u the Judge of the United States
District Court and OF the U fed states District Al
torney for the southern District OF New forE, Tho
prisoner IL represented as mentally snd phJseaJ ln'
nrni and VrrV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-01
THE Old WORLDS NEWS.
The War In spain-Thc AIfon-!sts Closing In
Ipou Don Carlos.

MADRID, Jan. 3l.-The report is ornclally con-
armed that the Afonsist General Iona hss captured
VamasedA and is advancing IN the direction Of Duran
go. The Carllsts have been compelled 70 abandol the
siege Of Bilbao and have evacua,ed their fortified post
tions surrounding the town The whole mining district
Is now free from arliss. Gen. Primo Rivera cap
tured the fort OF Santa Htrbarl near kste Gen
ttnek tampo- has entered the batIan Valley
pied Porte Nelate. Tho ToYakts closing In upon
Don Cl'los.
bAYoNsF, Jan. The division OF Gen Morales At.
tackled the Carst fort AZ Aratzln the ph inst bat
was repulsed, losing @Dil MI cd including lolon.
Information has reached here that Gen. MnrlOnes
gradually advancing in tne direction OF Ap"itia while
Generals Iona aud QucsadA arc pushing toward Dl.
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SOME WAsHINGTOy TOPICS.
The Salaries Of Cabinet Omcers TO Remain
Untouched Reductions Elsewhere.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-rhe House Appropria-
tion Committee to-day agreed TO leave the salaries of
Cabinet officers as at present but reduced the pay oa
the two assistants 1900 each making tho salary $4,000
Three OF the eItrayaeant divisions OF the secretsryS
ONCE Topped on the clerical force OF the once
reduced ~ per cent and the pay OF all clerks rec "
inz over 81 600 cut down 10 per Mr.. Holman
sisted the position TO reduce the number OF chOre
women, on the ground that gr,at Government like
the United states htd better mission thnn TO ecOno
nize upon employers who only received $50 year.
the West Point Academy appropriations passed ~
porte, and tue neIt Ol IN order IL the Go sular ana
Diplomatic bill. Tomorrow, however BY %, order.
the one-term Constitutional amendment 10 before The
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was not yet thIrty-nve. None Of these persons
are inteniperite, and OF those who died in the
n mes none lived unhaDpilv together.
It's not believed that Mr. Skidmore had any
considerable sum of money with him In tho
house, although he sOtnetimes had many hum
dreds OF dollars there. Mr.. Wright. by exohang-
ing a horse, received one hundred dollars woek
ago, and this money was In all proba5ility either
on hts person or IN his room
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-01

Catharine sullivan, aged 10 years, who sAa
that she betrayed by her lover, attempted lAss
night jump overheard from the FULTON ferry boal
Wnona on her WAY TO Brooklyn, but Was prevented ~
the pAssenEert
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-01
MIR. TILTON's LECTURE.
The Brooklyn Academy Thronged with Gull
tured, AppiaudinE Audience.

y
tursd, AppiAudinE Audience.
Theodore Tilton's greeting in the Brook
lyn Academy last night was enthusiastic. The
reserved seats were niled with what is called
Brooklyn's best society, and far up In tho top
gallery there we're listening ears and applaudinR
feet, Florence aud Alice Iilton and NJ. Tll,sn.
mother were In oDe box, and 0s" y
ly In "-,,.r r,.rL u,u,,o, 100000.
he searched for seat. Francis Il. Carpenter, ).
d. Morris. Peter h. Deyo, aud many more adhe-
rents OF the lecturer. were scattered through
the large audience. As the lights flashed up
Mr.. Titon walked proudly on the stage, looking
stronger and neshier than ever. The audience
appiauded, reappiauded, and applauded again.
ami as he arose To speak the applause broke out
men During this pleasant season Of public
lecturing you have for the second time most
signaily honored me with great audience l
owe you, therefore, what with great pleasure
repay-a deot OF great thanks. lApplause.l All
the world has heard Of Scotch welcome,
nothing Is better to me In the round world
tnan q Brooklyn welome. lApplause.l II
Queen Mary OF England could say that the name
OF the city OF Calais was written on ner heart,
can say that the name II the city Of BROOKLYN
i Written ana rewritten on my heart OF hearts.
have lived among YOU for twenty -nve years
quarter OF century-all OF my adult life. l
see many Ia this audience. | can call by
name many can call friend. tApplausel ny
heart goes out TO YOU az King David's did to Je-
rusalen, and may say as he did Peace be
within thy walls prosperity within thy palaces.
hey shall prosper who love thee" lGteat Sp-
plause.
Mr. hilton then passed into his lecture on
THE Problem OF Life" The audience were
quick TO give local color 20 any sentence that
could be SO turned. When he said that charac-
ter WIS not reputation, that the former - what
a man Is, the later What the world thinks he Is,
there was great applause, which was renewed as
he sang out "The star that sets may rise again,
but the star that Is lost Ia lost forever" And
again. when he said that public men were con
stantly making and losing reputAtion-adalng-
"In brooklyn"
When speaking o. moral courage, he asked
lmpressIyely :" Who OF you dare say that trial
by Jury Is farce p the audience applauded TO
the echo. The lecture lasted Two hOurs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-01
Six Horse Thi.ve. Lynchsd I. Kansas.

ATcHIEsoN, Jan. 3l.-A commercial traveller
OF this city has Just come IN from Solomon Valley. Ho
ssys that sir horse thieves wers hanged lhcre few
days ego by a vigilance eommittee; Among those
nnched were llutoiusOu Coz. ana ConnsuEhty, three
despeTadoes OF the frontier. Tho thieves we're sur
roundrd Ia ther cabin al night tust siter returning
frum TRIP to kebraska, where they a been 10 ais
pO.e OF stolen stock lhrJ wer, tried by lyneher
osurt. found gultI, aud e1sculca o. SRes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-01
The senate Surprised.

WASHINGTON, Jan 81 III Senate was to-ds~
surprised at the appointment Of Charles a. ON
eonsn. Commissioner OF Pensions. to Of wis-
Atkinson appointed surveyor succeed II. ~
GIL IA At present the O. ,enersl Of N,xieo Mr.
and Wisconsin ...... -..-- a, -
Attorney Gs- - - ,eInmeht s'ttorhsy IN the Fon
COlob"' 49,, - III shhlp.nN.nlsni, nns peen tour Year,
-Viai VI rlftt stiNtu IN Tue army
of the Twenty.ninth Wisconsin Infantry, 10 "a
10 laSyer and an ardent supporter Of Grant. Atkin
son rellrs To engage In frontier life all hecaus Zach
Chandler prefer, smother man Commission =, ana
didnt care where the incumbent went.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-rbe District Of Colum.
ba Will drfau, In payment OF the February interest 90
the 3e5 bonds due 10 morrow II viii be several days
at eas, before provision be made for tue paymehg
OF overdue interest on the . IS bonds.
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nPnl.o sbnms" Ia BrOoLIyp,

Mr.. II. j. Montague began his third week In
ths Brooklyn Theatre last evening, by appearing for
the nst time before American audience In the char
Acter OF Arthur, lord lhion In MAr,hals beautitul
comedy "FMse shame" lie vas well supported BY
Miss Marie Gordon as Hd0dIsn AthsrI,i0h, Ar Edward
Arnott. hiSs haude HATrlsOn, Mrs. faTren and MI
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Thomas Smith, about 20 years old, work or 90
GUMS farm near waverly n. j.. wac married q weon
ago The day after the marriage he became insane.
yesterday cscapcd from the custody Of friends
jersey ny. He was captured by m took
HIN back 10 SewArk. In cell he attempted ~ dash
out his brains
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ALnANr, Jan. 3I.-II, \. NedWay, Tor eIRhteoa
years Republican County Treasurer OF ST. Lawrence
county, 10 reported = dctauter The amount has nOt
yt been ascrstAnrd but u Is saii That n vii not be
less tnan 10000, and may reach sloO,olO,
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Another IuauirI Ordered.


legislative committee twas appointed 70
Trenton esterlay TO inquire into Acecd eAtA'AbAN
cles IN tue RsyluIu for lunAtics neAT IfcnlYh'
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sserIdau'. Fatal Drausht.

Nicholas Sheridan, while plastering In an un-
occupied house 10 wlliamsburgh drank from bottle
that he found 10 closet wha he supposed wss brandy
AZ was bedbuE poison. hsWeVer and 0n sunday Ls QISd
~ 239 hoslrand aV0nus.
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GLASGOW, Jan. 81 -The Scottish National
kiue Association has accepted the American challenge
for the championship OF the world The competitions
Tor tue selection of team Of eight With two reserves,
will begin forthwith
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-01

RoME, Jan. 3l.-Cardinal Simeonl has been In
sTucted 10 quit Madrid II the Government asaents to
approval Oy the Corcs Of the clause OF the pro.
posed C0n.tllaIlo relatnk " ll0eIly o. MorshIp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-01

LONDON, Jan. 3l.-Advcss from slavonio
sources report that the Turks repused At GradAI
on sunday. losing 80 killed, end that they met with
reverse near Kick, where they lost 50 men,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-01

In quarrel In saloon In Goshen on HaturdaN'
night game OF cArds, Hugh DOugLertY was dAn-
gerousJ sta1brd 10 the breast BY George Aulhsne vac
WAS ar ested " abide the result.
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appears only In Frank Lesi'e's Boys and Gtrls
WesAly, Foo entitled" MiscnieyiOus Matt or. MTth
anu hysIerT" supplement and chromoS free. Boys
look OuI for it.-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-01

Tho Ohio river has submerged large ware
house aI Florence Ky. coptanng LOO bales VI haJ.
Al LlucInHAH Tie river 10 IA mug rApldlJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-01
A Bank with n Dividend.

Tho Directors OF tho Mutual BeneHt SavineA
Rank have declared dividend ~ 25 per cent ami Mr.
+. Aidrlch, he receiver, will begin the payment a1
depOsltors to-day.
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SPRINOFIELD, Mss, Jan. ~. Tho HArVSrd
Boat Llub drcided tonight have tho eight oAreG
DO race vita the Ya4e CLUB IN the Connecticut uVw
June 80 ueIt
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Pure crystals. with a diamond surface, are as
boau ful ana lasting as tho mos costly stones These
are parsan diamonds. Sole agent. Richard Humphreys.
no BT0AdWay.-Adp.
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Weather Once Prediction.

Tho wife OF eX-AldeTmAn Riley OF Orange 10
erosIng ths rAl"aJ HAeA yesterday Wn Killed "
lONOAlOllIn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-01

FTdnh LesIie's Popular Monthly for February
70 centA-AdB.
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Another Chanee for nrookIyn,." !" Wan Eatsr...
Th. mnr,nrd.Yals noal Rne.

Justice DykmAn granted an application Yos-
tcrdaY for writ VI errof the of owen lullys
convicted OF mayhem aud sentenced " seven IeAs ~
pEIVument,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-01

A piece OF sheet music 10 given to the regular
readers Of tho HsV Story Teller oVerJ three mouths.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-01

Eostsry TO southerly winds, aud ish, rain %
saVv duIlag the night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-01

"RO.. Mi0hol 10 Dool form, glO. ssO. ADV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-01

Jack Harkaway'o New tdOrv
Ia Frank Leslie's BOvs' and GfTlS Weekly, Feb. Q.
Supplement- aud chrome froe.-AdB.
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"aOAs Michel" In OOOk form. Price sso.-Aa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-19
TILDEN AND REFORM.

The Democratic National Conven.
tion at 81. Louis in nominating Samuel
JsTildcn, of New York, tor the Presi-
dency has re-created the Democratic
party. Overriding by his splendid fol-
lowing the two-third rule, which has
been fatal to less popular men, Mr..
Tilden vaults into o leadership to which
he brings all the resources of high
character and intellectual greatness.
The foremost man has been placed in
the foremost place. His integrity, his
capacity, his craftsmanship are not TO
be furnished for him by ready writer's.
They are part of the history oil the
time. He is Democrat, too, come
down to us unstaiSed and uncorrupted
from the illustrious line of New York
statesmen who thirty years ago gave
character and influence to the politics
of their section. His nomination is a
return TO the doctrines of Wright,
Marcy and Van Buron. IL is o return
also to the high standard of political
morality cherished and practiced by
those statesmen. The negative policy
and the negative candidates of the Re
publican party have been met by a
positive candidate and q positive policy.
A Hercules has been provided for tho
Augcan stables al Washington and set
over against his Republican opposite
in effective contrast The campaign
that follows this nomination from this
day forth is n defensive campaign on
the part of the Republican party
Governor Tildcn is the incarnation of
the spirit of reform. He is also the
invetcratc enemy ofrings and ringstcrs.
His splendid capacity as a statesman
has found lis chiefest exercise In fierce
and successful struggle with public rob
bcrs. The stupendous corruptions Of
the present administration, which did
not prevent It's endorsement in the |
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-19
AT PINE GROVE.

A very pleasant picnic was held al
Pine Grove, three miles south OF Clear
field, on July 4th, by the citizens o.
that community.
About three hundred and fifty per
sons were present on the occasion. An
organization was effected at IL o'clock
A. NJ, by electing Leander Denning
President, Messrs. Amos Read, J. A,
Antes, VIM. p. Read and Robert Boyd,
Vice Presidents, and VIM. l.. Antes
and J. B. Read, Secretaries,
Thcexercisos were: Prayerby Rev.
VIM. M. Burcbfeld Singing Of the
"Star Spangled Banner" by tho choir;
Reading Independence Bell,r by Mr..
A. M. Read Singing "Ring the Bell,
Watchman,' by the choir Reading Of
the Declaration Of Independence, by
J. l.. MCPHERSON; Singing "The Red,
White and Blue,p the choir. li
The meeting then adjourned to din
ner, for which there had been a most
bountifdl provision made. nll.f
After dinner various amusements
were resorted to and enjoyed by those
present, after which all returned to
their homes well pleased with the days
enjoyment. -.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-19
ONE ELECTION OUTRAGE
THE GREAT PARTYs MANNER OF DOING
TnINas IN NEW YORK CITY IN 1872.

Before the Congressional Committee
on the Expenditures in the Depart
ment of Justice, Mr.. Kenneth White,
who has for nineteen years been clerk
Of the United States Circuit Court,
said that the Supervisor Of Elections
ought to be non.partisan, but that John
|. Davenport was strong partisan.
George W. Heinrich, German, who
was naturalized in 1855, and who was
an alderman in 1868, testified that on
the 18th of October, 1879, while he
was reading in his own house, a man
entered, without knocking, and de-
manded his name. Mr.. Heinrich gave
his name, and desired to know the
business of the intruder "That," said
the man, sis none OF your business
What is your age2' Mr.. Heinrich re.
fused 10 answer, and thereat the man
jumped up and showed badge as
deputy United States marshal, saying,
an have you arrested before night"
At4 p. NJ, as Mr.. Heinrich was go
ing out Of his house, be was arrested
by two marshals, who showed a war
rant from John l. Davenport. His
captors took him in u coach TO Con.
cordia Hail. the headquarters of the
Republicans Of that district. Daven-
port not being there, they went thence
to the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and there
ChiefSupervisor Davenport was found.
Without giving any one an opportunity
to explain anything, Davenport said,
"lll take $4,000 bail for you" A
TREND happened to have accompanied
Mr.. Heinrich, expecting that Daven-
port would require bail That friend
was responsible for much more than
the amount demanded, and Davenport
accepted him, and then demanded an
other bondsman in $4,000. "Giyeme
an hours time, and I'll get you a mil
lion" tho prisoner said, but Davenport
would not give him the time, and said,
"Take him to Ludlow-s street Jail, and
keep him there until Monday morning
at i o'clock, and the deputy marshals
did his bidding. Mr., Heinrich was
showed into filthy cell, and kept there
until Monday morning. lie suffered
so much during his imprisonment that
his hair turned white.
On Monday morning Mr.. Heinrich
was taken 10 the ante.room OF Davcn-
ports Office. Deputy Marshal Stahl,
the person whose questions he had re-
fused to answer, was there, and on
Heinrichs entrance, he Immediately
went into Davcnport's room, and there.
in they had long consultation, after
which Mr., Heinrich was released on
the identical bail he had previously
rendered. A year aftcrward his bailee
wishing to return to Europe, motion
was made in the United States Circuit
Court for discharge of bail This was
granted.
The witness had a dread of Daven-
port, saying, dts my belief that he'd
hang every Democrat if he could find
a gallows large enough"