, 1876-05-07
r7.fnlent Character Of a Promised
Whisky Sensation at hlil".
Vaukce,
Tho Many Changes in Business To-
cations Brought About with
the First Of May.
sfeep.Murdering Efforts Of a Racine
lnn.Keeper to SuccoF a
Castaway.
4 Fugitive Doctor Who Shall NOT
Escape Ca1ome1 Though
Chaste as Ice,

SA2GkC <AAS A%N1
Bocial and meteorological Gossip from
Keuoaha, Waukegan, ana
the Suburbs.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE.
JONAS i CO.
srhfa, Correspondence Of 1As CAieaos Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, May G.-The principal topic Of
the week. Of course, has been the sensationar
tnr1 Of tho United States IS. Jonas, Goldberg,
.od rrosbv. The sensation has not justified it,
or;eoinal horrors. The worst atrocities were
n,.de public in advance. Ali the slopping-ove1
ua done long AGO. The revelations OF the trial
vera comparatively tama and commonplace
xitn oua exception. namely: the connection OF
tbe Iate 1smepted dealer in post-trade1ships,
Gen. Hedrick, with the Whisky Ring. I say
I.ta lansnted, SINCE in the language of the
period, the eentlemsn's head has been cut of1
With that neatness and dispatch which pre-emi-
nent,y distinguish Departmental life in this
MISUNDERSTANDING age. The General turns
cut upe1pectedIy the most conspicuous figure In
tbe vhole business. He is the mysterious VI. II
aronnd whom III the Lesser satellites reyolved. At
thu sans time thst reporters we're extolling his
suruassiug zeal and vigilance in the prosecution
Of the Whisky Ring and tha uuea1Ihing Of new
frauds, he was, according to tho testimony.
planning against the Government he served and
tho people whose money he was being paid in
favor of the combination whose punishment for
1obhing both HAS tho whole end and object Of his
being inuusted With IN official position here, the
most gigantic fraud Of al. nothing less than to
abstract, steal pifer, destroy. the very evidence
he Eas sent here to obtain, preserve. and use
The whisky men were Ill given to understand by
the Chicago consFiratozs that the chief among
them Hss Hedrick, first, last and all the timo
This cropped ont on al occasions. He was alluded
TO - III" in the letters .hat imp1udently
passed. And it WAS to preserye the usefulness
Of this gentleman to the Ring for the future
that thay proposed to use him only for abstract
ing the evidence already in his possession, and
another man. his tool, for thu uaore dangerous
work OF stealing the records in the Court and
The Collectors Office. Beyond this J4ck-in-th the
box-Hlo opposition Of Gen. Hedrick, the trial
Wis far less sulphurous than Rasiated public
hsd been led to hope.
TIE DISTRICT ATroRTEYBHn.
Hens minds are in that unsettled state they
Ire prepared for anything. SOFT comes about a
report ia going the rounds that the lstaly-ap-
pointed Distnct-At.orney's office is to bo the
object OF smother stiff contest. Letters have
been sent TO Washington suggesting that, in
view Of the testimony proving Mr.. Hazelton to
haVo received money for AasiEtipg tho settle
ment OF the Mary Merritt case whilst member
of Congress, he ought to be dismissed from the
1fr rim fhnr 11x-A AfSS~t
ested. and written in the interest OF public
morals only, OF course, have been sent, propos-
ing John O1ton for the successor.hip. Ar.
0rton vaa not one OF the least OF his day At
Yale. He studied under Pierrepont. he hides
vast quAIries OF hard knowledge under those
shaggy eyebrows OF his. He hxs bsen ware
houalug for many years immense stores Of in
formation on public topics, and ani1noslties
against political. Social, and business antago-
n'sss he is the successful acquisitor OF great
CaSneron's choice for Dissrict-Attozney when
Gen. Wlnkiet refused the glitte1ing hauble- His
friends insist be- Ii the {ittest man to wear Judge
Hnbbells shoes to-day Those Hho gnow him
best say he will be more active than my pre-
decessor in dazzling death and destruction among
The whisky men. Il ia certain, had he the
ehance, he would exhibit no pity for ex-senator
Carpenter or any Of his associated
8ESTIKR PASSIONS
Etir the manly breasts Of the young men (and
old boys) OF the Young Mems Assoc,ation- Peo-
plo residing in less favored cities can have no
tdes of the ro1t.T;ng contast that 4.tos n1,ca
snn,,si1. - .is; SG ~nas .aeo pt1:e
i o'et 'uo eiee.4ou ~ on1sete ~ tn4s
assoclauon II mas come 70 oe understood that
eecaon-day IA TO employ all the eneIgles and
the ahlest 1n,itjcisns ~ tha sfsta ama-1ad fron,
obscurity. In these keen cAmpaigps many meek
youths frst dscoverad il themsa1vea .b;l;t;es
for nnl;ticoI r-rf.,a .h;s, L.a .;,,sa .n.I,E5
~ 49, ~."a ".eA eso o17e" ~ 9ona4osu n
o. S AZ nsotuet uute7' De!o1e a v. 1ayue
1tca1ue fecognHeQ ae one OF the astutest pout1-
cai uauAgers in Wisconsin, he blossomed as
Ao0u6 4A3u app1eutte elecuoneeler. 1no
t;1apaAen OF 1915 has begun There are two
J.. sse a. .ns nala. BoIa are excelient. ocsrce-
nause ~ Len Teket pnt as fafn1ar TO every
s.@a1 f,nnaae;h nousenolo IN I1e cream City. Ii Is
~ 1'a.a 70 ooject 20 e1ther ticket as whole
fr;end 1or.5 "a - .mpoas,oie nos 70 hnd personal
Thara,ora u an aamned citizen some~hera thereon.
M1s@as..; Merms, mere Will % lots OF scratching.
h..rgsa p-.es -ars re WIN 1he opposition ticket,
~ rsrsaI peisooal 1faenos are on 1t, but there
f,ns 0g ~ na ,1aeooa aiso On tue regutar tickee-
dsn. - - u. nean, OPPOSITION nominee Tor Presl-
ina ,hs ~ unooJs5cnonsoie; out 60 Is ": a Col
In1adrt ~. su huonnee; and 90 AZ through:
AlRrtPH