, 1876-03-09

3D. Tho torm wliot, best describes tile cha,Aesor
Of tho negotiations OF tho tars Of 1Iosinga cnnn-
Hcl Ia that perhaps snolcgsnt but eorsalnlg e1-
l'e''A'' ''''n' "yxrtra."
Tho suggc.t!ons wore put forth BY Col. Juossea.
aud attenttrely listonsd 10 by Judge Bangs, but
4opos, no te pssa Ts.s Easg Sxsg was mas
aud tho nattar !c.ted in about ~
same state after the Colonela departnre ns l. did
previously. In tho afternoon a1r: HasiuE him |
soif calletl 39ron audgo1}angs bus dsd not hap.
Obliged to wait for some timo. Tho Judge came
In llttlo before O'clock whenltle retired to tho
inner tomple and oonyersoa With Mr. uesln4 |
with closed and locked doors: Tho consultation
was .gono oror; dark sayings wore utter,
cd IN which there waa. . good deal
OF tho ~ could IN could y character % tho
prevailing olesaent; and. 10 short while Losing
very diligently aud with little interruption to
what llo had to say there Was no direct propoal.
lion nado, no compact was entered INTO anu
went away without having dono any moro than
to fool tho WAY along with b. view TO futuro
operations. It ts understood that tho pending
negotiations will bo renewed to-day. when
thinr. more than moro "words, words, Words,",
and that something OF definite character will
be accomplished. Whatever It is, though, the
Government otlicers aBeott moat positively TINT
no t0ffQH 6f4 70 % n0tGt NU
and nothing dono oithor ono way Or another 70
encourage tho design Of pleading gutltv. Should
tho plea of guilty bo decided upon 1t will dotibt-
loss DO taken into consideration by tho Court
on i comes to x tho Gnnis,lsns 81 ,4, snd pro-
who nov comes forward and entess plea ot
guilty ean expect nothing.
nEHM.
It MAS stated yesterday On good authority that
eomo doubt existed ia tho minds Of tho Govern
mont officials, and oven extending 10 tho Gov
ernuaout council themselves, aH to tho probable
ity of Mr. Jacob Helm remaining within tleso
precincts Any longer than 1aB absolutely neoea-
sary. In oshor words, It was suppoacd that
1sehm would loavo the City Of Chicago for resl-
deuce abruad at sonso timo previous to tho
calling Of his caao in tho United States District
Court Tuesday morning. For tho nufpose o.
ernnlont officials aud tho public generally, Mr,
Rehm yesterday made tho statement to tho
proper parties tllat he had no intention Of lesT,
log tho city under nny circumstances, but would
stand his chances on trihl. THIS ASSURANCE baa
weight, but the common expression of opinion
among tho witnesses against him is that he is
fool not to skip.
TIE srcoND-nATon MEN,
lcntne and Lanronco, are iu hRrnony uh,lo they
arc in tho dumps. Tho rcalizc, NTH peculiar
sadness, tho ustor hopcloasnoss Of their making
Hsard In tho coming trials In th'H droary
savos % together for mutual protection.
They meet In tho daytime At the
Tivol, Is usuai but in tho evening thoy pitch
their tcnta ut tho private residences OF tho sev.
eral mombera, aud iEngor over warm bres md
inspl1tiug liquors whose straighsnoes Is not
above suspicion, while they consult for tho rres-
ervaslon Of tho much abusod body Of dtsttllers
known aB tho second batch, until tho night
| gins 10 ASSERT It's p1escncc az tho glowing
conls die out. A meeting wnB hold Tuesday
night ut tho residence Of Duffalo Miller, OH
West Adams street, ut which ihe nsteh @ nofe
el Burroughs, Cooper. and others. The meet
iug WAS ........
| HAp1.T BoIEMN ONE,
and It cniod with tho appointment OF Com
nitteo Of tlarcc, whose business 1t should be
to soc the Government representatives tor the
| purpose of asoertatning whas could BE- done
The question Of pleading. guilty to aR
taaps tho ho Hg.S ga7 Of q r4ssh mt Gesat
| noa1, and they 1ofect upon tho unEod!inoHa oi
tl1eir past ]iraa, and the fact TINT tho worst o
| that crookedncBs has como TO tue cara OF TIL
Government which s waiting for otsnco Z
prove it In col,rt. In accordance with this feo1
ing or. anxoty, tho Cornmittoo rotorroa to wat
choseh, consiating Ut DutfAlo Miller as Chair
| man. Dr. Ruhl,, al.d George ,. Dusroughs. aut
III acoordance with tho urgency !z,.ti,, Of ". !.
consult tho District Attorney yoatertaT viii
Wow Of opening the subject. This ho did. bu
the sau,e reception awaited him which Aat
nwnitod Mr. Ueslug. IIo waa heard patiently
the matter wss quietly hlatcd at, but no prom,
ises Of INV kind woro made, aud Buffalo ven
away aoalowhht tlisanpoiuied.
pr11. ANOTHER uEE11xo
,sas ln1d Inst nirlt. when tho Chairman Of til,
Cnmnittao reuortsd only tolerablo progreaA
Ti,o matter was takcu under oloso conBultatiot
by The aaaomblou dstllIcrp. aud tho Chairman
AZ lin Committoo yas Instructed t
mako another visit to tho District-tAtsornoy'
of1Ico talk tho mnttor oyst again, aud, If he ha
di4tiess wanted, to como down little. aud, II
abort, SOC what could 10 done. Iho C4aasma
will carry out his insstuctlous 70 tho lettor. ~