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, 1876-01-22

NEtUnE JUDGE NLODnETT.
Yesterday was lnll day srounl tho Unisod
States Dlstrict Court. The Boyd case had been
disposed Of, aud tue Government lawyers woro
evidently Inclined to roat upon thoir oars aftor
sucl, triumph. Several ,notions in civil caues
wero lea'd in tho morning, but worry Ittlo sig-
niilcanco attached tlofoto. RiolIatd Connell
waB triad Tor retailing Ilauors without having
paid tho special tax, nnl was fund guilty. In
tho afternoon tho caso Of the United Statcs ~.
4.75I gallons of spirits belonging to tho ILL.,
nos DissiIling Company was called, Wien
Sir. Lav1euco appeared to claim tho property,
aud asked that IL might DO bonded. At tho
suggestion OF A1r. nurae, olcsass. John Dlako,
Hilton Palmer, and 7. o'Nelll wera appointed
appraisers in tho caac.
John +. Ford, ro,ail l.nuor .doa1cr who had
not paid tho spooial tax. asked that hsa recog-
ntsanco be set aside, and to ontot a plra ot
guilty, which was granted.
Capt. George i. Charlie, who ploado1 few
days ago to charge Of assault, next presented
himself to tho attention Ut tho Court Aud was
lned $40 aud tho costs Of tho prosecution.
Henty J. Krssing, another defaultlng retail
ltquor.loalor. Nus unable to provide bail, A.ld
waA .ortlorcd 10 stand committed. Jaraoi
Davidson, y rotan liquor -dealor who had not
pn tho special tax. oa,ne up aud sslod ,tas the
forfeiture Of his boul 10 aot aside, ami pleaded
guilty.
MIR. Burko then announced that t1cr0 would
DO nothing roady for Trial until Monday morn
linz. WaoIeupon the Jurors wcro excused until
TINT time. lsctafI liIuog-doalors and othor small
otronlers will DO eehtcnoad bcforo tho ordinary
business uf tho Court on Monday morning.
judge DtodEe.s TOOK advantage OF tho cessation
Of busnnts to slido out OF tho building ahorIly
after j O'Clock.
THE GRAND IUnY.
Several r1'nors weIe eurrent With regard 10
tho extraordinary ndjournmeut Of tho Qrnud
Jury Thursday. Tho ono tl1nt IL most Renoraily
uaIIoyed, aud whi.h, intccu. Ia borne out by the
statements Of psop:o uho ought u know, IN thai
Tho District Attorney tcqutteB lltt!o tiHo 10
draw mp indictments. Whom those terrifying
documents will most Immediately conrern In net
kopt secret. 1t WAS commopiY beloved TINT Dir,
llc8ihE "on.d escape on tho erouud OF iuBnll-
cunt oyllcucct but lato dovelopuionss hayo gono
to salo" that hc Was as deep III
the miro. as any one, md that i'm
portaut documentary evidence exists to
provo his intimate association with tho Whisky
| ling. Gu tho rcaBsembl.ns III tho Grana Jury
| next weolt, auiltiona, testimony will bo snl-
tnlttaa Gu thA and othcr oolits, aud II Ii gen.
orally understood that parties Will bo implicated
Whobo namcs hnyo not vet appeared ID conpeo-
lion with Teycnuo frauds. Buffalo Miller and
Jako Rehin aso raid to DO inext1cabIy mixed
with tho whisky troubles. Ono Of the 1eaBous
for tile adjournment OF the dtand Jury iH to NJ
low Tho indictments Ut these ind,yIdua!s to he
carefully prepared.
, 1876-01-22
The WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. c., Jan. al a. a.m.-Fos tA
Middle Btases partly cloudy and sighlly coda
WoAther during tho day, With northeast to souts
cast winds, followed By falling barometer an
Increasing oloudinosa during tho afiasnooa.
For the Lake region, Tonneseo, aud Ohio W
10y areaH OF rain or SNOW, with eaat to soutt
winds. falling baro,netor, and Stationary q
slight t1so Of temperature.
Han FRASC1sco, Jan. U.-nlspssehee fro1
various points Ia tlls interior, from Ahasta
Lpa Angelts, report cold Weather and snowfall
TIE snow fol- lightly in this city to-day.
Spselat Dtspateh IN JAs Chtesan 3f5a,n4.
sIoux CiT1, 1a., Jan. 2l.--A furious auos'
storm Ia reported 1t Fort Bully, Dak.. md potna
this olle. Temperature below zero, and It'll
falling thare. Llght SNOW has been falling bsd
since morning. Mercury 10 above.
LOCAL opsxhaATIoNs.
CuicAuo, Jan. Il
, 1876-01-22
QCEAN:CA.

BASDNlCh 1SLANpS-
sAx EnAsc1aco, Jan. 21.-Ths n.oatosr CttJd
Melbourne, from Sidney vla Honolulu, bring
dispatches from The Hawaiian Gostrnmsa1
which navo boon transmitted to Washington,
granting protection to Capt. Jameb !. Waddtl
Of tho Pacific Mail service, who had boon threat
cuod with arroat oo arriving At Honolulu In cot
maud Of tho CompAny's steamer, for pirat.ca1l
destroying an Iiauaiina ship whllo in oon1uaai
Of tho Rebel cruiser Shenandoah.
NEW ZEALAND.
Parliament dissolved On tbs 9Th inst. Writ
wero .Bs1led for NOM Parliament returnahlo b.
tlso 81 Of Fooluasy. Tbs chief item ot tptete.
Las been tho continuous rains and Tho oopst
quent heavy floods. which, during taat weels, pro
yailod over tho creator part OF tho colouy.
new gouTH wALEH.
Tho voatlicr. on the uhu!c, has not been farot
las been no rlin, and mining. has boon partly
suspended Tor nznt OF wnter, Iu other loeslt
ties ulcn hayo Roou prevented from working b.
l.oavy rains and stormy weather. AZ regard
tho tin ualneu tho y1cll is satisfactory. and opj
uccds an improvement III prices In tho homs
worry considerably. Nova from tho agricultural
districts is bottor than might hayo boon aut.a
patad. Whont has escaped rust pretty welt.
yI6Ton1A
5le James Mcthl1oco, III mnKln8 MIS- nohnctl
statement. pointed Out that tho teyanun Of TT
colony MAS Inadequate 10 meet tho expenditures
Tho Victoria journals state ti.At an sfarutng IN
crcaso nf inssnity aud deBtltution has tsaea
place In Melbourne. Two distinct shoct1
Of earthquake uero fei: at Wilaooi
lasting eight or ten seconds, precelei
by Loud, rumb!lnE uo.so. The intor- -Colonl
Exhibition finally closed Gu the 3oth ult., aitN.
successful carnsr Of tso months and lalk III
total attendance during thai porfod Waa 2i0,eaa
bcsidcs exhibitors, JUROR, aud various asasst
nnl6 Tho Groaa number may ba fairly Ps:
down at Dh0J0. The rcceipsa amounted to b.
tween $4,000 aud Eg,G0D.
, 1876-01-22

On eating . rccc!p. they rushed out cf ths
,lloc telling tho clerh In res oooea :" M fr',,t
@is ~ oerk" s,lctina lis noso to It, discovc1ed
bal i had bad ouor.- An insrce'0tnb TN ~ bs"I any
px discovered negro eadasor, w't.7 t,lo aesn ~,
pverrd from tho neck and tho leRo 'spn ..e
ay a a. sss sn9o .a as Who
TeA thhs medical Students ha'o ""''t"'
uupa.hJ to them, n~n.,,
Spec1ai D!spdtch 10 The Ch,rna" Tribune. =,
ToRoFTo. CAu., Jan. 2.-Thc trial Of c1.h'.
sorman Ciomonts was continued to-dAF. After
Eho erosA-esannInaston ni Darla, tho Hon. Af.
Cameron submitted that thero whs notning toso s
10 tho julys that tlicro vas 40 osidencn 70 eon.
gio4 on tha eocoud count Of tho Indictment OF
being tceos.orv before Tho fact totally Ifso. e!,
spActtve OF the convict Davis tosein'ony. Ing
defense s,a "stas1ss sns III Tno o J sna
could not hare lad an interview win DAVE .no
week bofcra tbs girl dtcd with rcfotoneo 70 tho
payment Of money. Cyrus Sullivan, AVON, IN.
s, s.s =, ,hs an ,.s aas.shstK hto,uas ask :. hochss
tsr. n. y. lnew tho convict DaTis. .
havs three indictments ngs!nst hin,.-ono tof
burglary, ono chstalng him with astompuue 10
sboftion. 1 would not beeve Davis on oath
4. q. Wheeler. Police Magistrate; r. \. an'li-
van, csrlain Of Police; ]. 0. Crown Journal.
lat, W. J. Rogers, poliee oIs'csralt 9, noenGa- ;s
acE.-HaFo co!;oeo!stttc ,Hti ot'MeI all s,h,ovI.
nesses s"oio tnes pas,o. m AZ Msu ~, t,ow icments
aud hid mover spoken to him. Tho caso atIll o.
c'tes ontelo6lAo'o tuseivns. ii..s Nv ~f'-
lou Ia that Clemont8 WIN Uo ne!lu's.ea, 49,
otTaAax SEAh hLooH,Su1us4, HG..aas 4~,t,,r. 'ta
y, Snssias tHspdi1" 1,i e 80 + mA thnceinr case
bLoodlSo!oNt ~, nv. 49, .x.,. n,ornrtr miiou
o. lape oscutr9n noas .hnrt - tn.h.r
sousnNcat OF HiooMius'gn ~ Hoon 49,. - nnrnnei
lny = ~ aausn.e. " 'eua t,a., ..nns whi,n wn,k3nr
~ 1sa ~ ..Aneat e., hama wsa orert.ken nv
Aotu eeAuu' " ~. ugleoi - - anse, 4rtiot, u
nsmp a',n ,'a. H. ,i,n i. ahnnt n vrsrs
Wan loalueu Aa0t the stIan s .i..s ~ I'll. '~-s
o!a; "eaie uA1k cum nuu n'itapon ip. se. ~ ,,,,-x,
=. ins snenuty aua ;t,t Hnn!usoo, ",a.t -. h,.n
housh the pohee ana puonc a'o a'e'' 1o' 4''A'
A0ssNDIA NJ IT,. -,
= SAN i.4Sc1sco, Ga''. jan. 1i;-1no oaea W
sAmsnn Hosenolats allea.su iot q, aTgnnusk Tsssak
NOV laln paltsnA Mas con.!ausa t.;s...nh f,nm ~
Yg!i. - W ~ IA. v..L - wing that in.
gtatl!ct atto!uoy " ~" tns nns,rhIs,+ i,
aesmente l!ad ooen lo"nu AEAtoes tpaonpnes eesae ~
laat city nlsglnE shat sn oilscor MIN pfGnss
EA,!ant anu IoqulSl!on. mon.u "'t h.s1 hoo,
NeaHcsuhY n9a1. otoos sna.su -, ..h;.h ~. .st
1auo e, AEs,us' M Wy Fteo1rx1, 2 IA naH "
~ %uo'"0V' a'ahiok sov.pou :" ] na
., =, = thA 80 - eA:, u,,, ,,..b,.
nAst1tLli Iti 1ena'' vsn' ,,e,,iad i, IscI"nn
s1an.ns1 tf;a' 1ass MsS Sara1 sn,sla+ nsn'cd
si.,, Eosnss. ~ ,,s !npy natni r,oa 1ohnann
Me.Al1Aau Nau h!teu " np.. w.. "A .rra.tn5 nna
sesss ", T.ed.u ,..t and ssatonee
~ ,h conseu p,.a,tisr, a. ~ t"S rssrs TIN Jmnce
, 1876-01-22
INDIANAPOLIS.
~tt- n IL II w WNf,VK f3iaN

IsprArAro1ls. Jsu. n.-Tae evidence In the
case OF Hiram ntown!ee, now OH trial iu tue
uuitod statoa Court, sss completed this mo1n-
ing with als testimony OF ". IL. Kseles, Of
Evansville. who testified concerning the circum.
stances relative to shs white lid gloves uroWn!as
wore 10 tho veateh Wedding. aud which John
". Bingham swore Dtownlee bad On whsa Ding-
to hin taking part In tha wedding ceremonies.
Wlspesses alleged that Dtownlee had not placed
hts Eloses on hlA hands uutil sfler he had
reached the hpnao Of Mr. Dabcool, Oh the occi-
sion OF tue Wedding,
Argument was begun th!a afternoon by District
Prosecutor Tnsles, followed BY Oul. Hteele for
The deieuse, pending whose argument the Court
adjourned. Col. hteele will Anlsh in the morn.
tug. and DO fo!lo"ed BY tten. Harrison for tho
daisnae, Zen. brown making tbs closing argu.
l1tnt.
, 1876-01-22
Tho London Times Changes It's Ton.
on tho Sherman Monoy.Stand-
ard Scheme.
Its Responsible Editor Views ths
Proposition with Il Fns
yornblc Eye.
Exhibit Of a London Savings Bank L,
bilitios, $200,000i Assets, lis lid.
Victor Hugo Issues an Address to th,
Fronch People.
GREAT BRITAIN,
A C1fANnK OF OPINION,

ONhFHF VI 1FAHlHNs
LONDON Jan. 2l.-Tho Times. which yosaee
day In Its financial article roIeote1 Benttos ahac
man's proposition looking 10 common unit ia
nouny anil accounts for tho United States sui
GEeat Britain, to-day cdttoriat1J approves Ii,
measure. II snys: hAmsrca, in Ieturnlpek b
spccio.paymonts, will a1most enter upon nss
phase Of monetary Development. Thotsforo Ii,
ohabgs in tho American standard Of valuo Nil
fnvoye no sorious shock 10 social md comm.s.
clal arraueea,cnla, such ~ would ansno npoo
tho alteration In y<lo OF 4 British kovofettn.
Tho propoBttton opens no ]oas prospect III,
tho establishment OF a common monetstt 4tster
of this century. will probably rut6 Of fddaentt
tho poopc Of tns greater part OF tbs esrah's sut
iace. and mono9poltzo e7on the lafsos ahAso d
ROTTEN AFFA1n. -
LONDON, Jan. 2t.--Hcbard Baunts 0ak1sy
wss arrslKne1 to-day before LID totd Mavor al
Str Il. Carbon, on charges OF fraud, false pse
tAn5es, add conspiracy. vhd prosecuting o5qa,
net said tho bank had rcceiyod 100000 from ttt
p.tbIio In the shape Of deposits. An execute,
was put into tho bank fast Saturday, wn6u
WIS found TINT thoro WAS only lis lid on baud
aud nu money to pay tho clerks. On tho ssmI
day lady paid in L700, Which Was used to pli
ont tho execution and wases Of th9 oleEh
The prisoner WAS rcnandod, tho Lord Matot II.
fusIng 10 tako hail.
Ts100Eh AND oAn.
LONDON, Jan. 21.---The Globe says thht II
meeting OF ths National Riflo Associattdd to-da,
it was resolved that tho Association should "a
cept the invitation Of tho National Aasoola.sos
At Nuw York to otgAnizo toatn to represent th,
Un.tod Kingdom in = match fot tho champion,
ahip Of tho world PROVIDED that no other lnte
dependent foam sent from England, Scotland,
or Ireland be lnoluded in tho match.
Cambridge will not decide its conpcction viii
the American Centennial rowing regatta uuti
tho general assembly of students tA4as plast,
wltou the matter will DO considered by ttd Ctp
tains OF tho yarionB bont-clubs.
, 1876-01-22
SPRINGFIELD.


Special D4spdtch to Ihs CHICAGO Tribune.
srntNonELp, ILL.,, Jaf. N.-G. n. Cobtoigh,
tho PcAin rcctifer nhoso bonds were forfeited
On tho 18th, Al then reported, Appeared bcgo to-
day, aud gave now bontla for his appearance. It
Is supposed that the default anl forfeiture will
be rot aside.
EDWARD &. IRELAND,
who. there IS Btroug rehson for believing, Is con
cernct1 in tho alleged crooked opezationA Of tho
Pekin Whisky Ring. and who, fer several days
paBt. haa boen held ~ WitncBB boforo the
Grand jury, was talon bofore Commtssoncr
Adaula this morning for tito purpose Of anhwes-
ing the charge agaInBt him. to-wlt., conHpiE,ng
with Henry r. Weatormap, Cards Il. Cobo!gh,
OF al, TO aefsAud The Government by ltreeulsri-
ties ID connection with tho manufacture. ahip-
ment, etc., Of distilled hnlsiss. lie MAS accom-
panied by John Mayu patmor, OF his counsel,
and several gontlemsn from pokin WhoBo names
ars freely mentioned in connection with the
Ting. Assistant Attorney lsoo appeared to con-
duct Ito case, and John Mayo Palmer to leteud.
THE EVIDENCE AuA1NsT IRELAND.
John +. DrigBs aud Henry Maxwell we're tho
chief wisnosBss, and shoy testihed that they had
setn 1relana IN company and conversation with
Qeorge 6clerbcr III = st. Louia theatre somo
days kgo. They heatd ireland telling shout hav-
travelling to sell liquor heard him speak Of
having drawn NANCY he Naa to zsmlin Iu 1T.
Louis until further orders; tho Government
wanted to got the books of tho liati!ic,1, but
couldn't 10 It aa long ~ l,e wns array thoY (the
datipers) had bodn in tbe habit OF taking whs-
Ky to tho rectifyin9 houaes and dumping
10 aud tAktpg tbs barrels back to be rafilts. Thu
witnesses also hoard him speak at Wastorman
aud ]. L. amlth u boinG Interested IN t1ia husl-
naA&.
THE DtH RAIL nEDuCED. -.
Tho Commissioner ti1oa the bail ut $4,000,
but this evening. OIL application to Judge lFsat,
gtycn In that amount for hs appearance frum
day to day. It Ia believed that ireland has been
bracad up BY bis pekih connections 30 that As
will mt supply The Goyornnent. with tho esl-
Deuce expected from him, sud tue Hing and their
frlonds Ala in great Spirits tonight.
, 1876-01-22
CHICAGO.

ne ISrESDB TO vInplcATA nIfBKET,
IN consequence Of the facts nsl.ed in Thurs-
days TRIBUNE in regard to Tho testimony OF
81 "a IIlndakopt sgainss ox.auporslsos Mum At
Milwaukee, : TaDuH1 reporter called II BIZ.
Muun's housa Thursday evening, but failed to
lad tho gentleman H.. 4 eocond rlsls last eyen-
, 1876-01-22
WASTED BEER.

AA9 oVH9ANoAVN 4NAV "H4HAtA
Il would aeDm that alt tho Ways Ia which
crooked stuff inny be manufactured had boon
brought to the attention Of tho public but thoro
is something now coming To light ovcsy IltElo
whiio; or, II not entirely new and original 1t
ii variation Of IN old and well-srcd ncLeme.
While attention has been drawn to tho msGnin-
cont btg steals Of ths Ring, tAo snsl fry havo
boon doing thriving trado In opcrations Of lcan
magnitude, aud the oroolcl products OF illicit
distit!lnR have been turnel into tho viocRar.
works, "nntiye" ;" wtnc-nhops, ADD other places.
Tic last discovered process for dof,aulng tho
Government out OF tho tax Inns boeu uudor tho
eyo Of Goyorumcns oflcor In this city tor HOMO
ttno past nnd ho has been making somo worry
quiet Investigations among
nnEwER1Es Asp uEEn.aALooSs,
with a vow of collecting evidence cosroborativo
of hls Iong-formed opinion That those inBt.tu-
tions arc doing ltsto in crooked matters.
THIS evidence In not complete ID yot, but 1t III
accumu1ating from day to day, with worry fair
prospect thRs tho Hhole matter will soon bo un-
der hts thumb.
The assertion may aeam abhurd to nomo who
arc not prepared for what may turn up nova
days, that distilled ap!rits my bc, aud have boeu.
msdo out Of tho waBso portion Of bocr. In brew
esiss aud boer-ealoons. BuoA e.Atsmant nhsu-
rally appears strange AZ acaEcolY anybody would
suppose that bcer-slops could bo 30 ntilizod, or.
cyen ii thst nero tho case. That tho quantity Of
spirits thus produced would amount to much.
But tbs truth Of tho matter is that tho figures
themselves nro quite largo, III will ho shown In
ths courso Of this article. ..s
It Is we'll known that the hreweries in this ds.
trlct, Of which thero arc about twonty.foar, pay
= tax Of q res barrel on shoir products. For
to tho Collector. xAa @321 1G7 bD 20 that tim
, 1876-01-22
NEW SOUTH WALES,

CHNTEEN1AE EVH HH1R8lGEEEb-
6rpuHY, N. s. w., jan. 18, vita, LONDON Jan. T.
--IsotIorick William Cameron Rud Dr.. Z. FofbtA
OF Now Ycrx alr pAulel Cooper, Of Loo
don and George Euasel1, Of Scotland, haro bse1
appointed Comn,iaaiouerb to tho Ph'iaaolphiaE El'
hlbision for Mem south Wales,
, 1876-01-22

Tho owners Of the old Me,chanta' Exchange
Building, on Aain street, Vi. Louis, haye tsls-
F1apbed the Hau. Erss.us WelIs, al Washing
Ton, that they xllI sell Inst bulluing to the
Government for the purpose OF mint for
el0Q 00G Tho building hss frontage OF l2s
fest On Nam aud Commercial stEsets. with !
as2sh Of " fest, and can b aasiiy changed to
aosy& I'll Tho requirements Of 4 mint.
, 1876-01-22
ELHEYIlERE.

Sptctas Dispateh to 1hs chlcaoe 1r.Ssnk.
M5LwAu1xx. Jan. 2l.--Ths ssusstlon to-day
has boen tho auddsa and unsnnounoed departure
OF young Jaeob Nunnsmachsr, Hho hls ptoa.sd
, 1876-01-22

uuoo'o ELEcrloSaEA1No ADrnta8.'
PARIS, Jan. 21.--Victor Hugo has issued Il
address to tho Senatorial delegates for Parts kua
Flauce ia which he asks them 10 found d d.
nocracv Which shall oud foroign wAr By srbtsts.
ton, c.vtl War by amnesty, ani dlssrage BY ed.
cation,
, 1876-01-22

WILMINGTON TuRPENIihE MARKET.
wtLn1aoroa. n. O.. Jan. 9l.--syluM Of tur.
psntins quiet IL 99{e.
, 1876-01-22

p[EkGukS III 4AEtOGE Gal4OE6Q ACAfG8 CSAQGGe
tton with tlis conspiracy.
TUE cnoss-E1AhlsAr1ov .-
was then conducted by Judge Glover. Wltnes1
could not Eccollect wha. day he mot Mckee in
tho BnpoEylaos'a Office. lie medo motnoean-
dunn Of tho amount contained Ia thu package
given to MeKeB ut the request Of Joyco, but
could not rouembor whom or wliero Joyce VAS
whom Ae nado the re9uest, nor why no thought
1t important insnoranuaa should be made The
memorandunl was produced aud read: Mckee,
$780," Wisucsa further stated: IIsvo no tocol-
lsution Of evoE noslng a dollar hand-
cd To-. MoKee o.los than tho amount
referred to, and l never saw atokoo
at tho supcryiaor's Office before. I did not know
.hat 10 was coming op that occasion, nor did
know that he WAS expected. Tho package
hauaed to Mexico by Joyco conthlned e48o. Al
ter NeKoo snid to mu, "Eitzroy, this Ii a.o1ed
thing. you must keep it it'secsos." ! replied, ~
will not do anything Of ray anything that will
injuro myselt." told Air. leyis ot tIia After
Ind boen before the Grand Jury iu Juue. have
not sworn to tho contrary Of what I hare Bworn
hero. have not sworn that knew nothing
Of any connection between McKee And tho
Whisky Hug. ! stand intlcted for perjury ald
for connection with whisky frauds.
Judge Glover was bore aBkea II he intended
to lmpGach tho witness BY testimony IN 10 whit
he sad before tue Grand Jury, aud ho replied
To did.
Wltnoss continued: do not think ionod to
tho Grand Jury all knowledge Of tho lung. I
| don't recoiiect that said know nothing OF tho
removal OF bplEH6 HON 11ueDYa GlaksliGfA. l
think Hald Lati no knowledge OF the removal.
was indicted for perjury for having scstiliod to
this ei1cot. DO not recollect ever having
told any ouo that Insouded go:l'ng avon with
afckeo. l said, lio" ever. 10 gontlsmsn that
Maa not hotry for Mckee. heosu4e l believed
McKee Lad csuhot tho publication IN tho Times
Ut several srsicles against tne. l never TO-
csaysa letters advisfng ma to tentify aga1ust any
| onu 10 aaye myself,
Hers the eross-examiuasIon c'osed. and tho
jury was placed in Charge OF tbs Enisod ststoa
! Msrslal, With Instructions fran the Court 10
| keep them secluded from outside innuouqa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-30

sure against the possibility Of the ca,d
going out, n large piece of brow
paper was fastened up against the tr'
som leading into oom 40. The luma
of which the machinery was made ,
gether with the bolts and screws. we
undoubtedly brought 10 the hotel in \
trunk. The two pieces Of iron and /,
NIX were purchased at Beach's hard,y.
store Saturday afternoon, and taken
Harding ~ Sons foundry, ON Seco'
Street, where the holes were drilled J
the bolts that fastened them toge,L.
The chloroform was purchased. h
two-ounce bottle, from K. Schweole,
Brothers drug store. Atleast ne lal'
upon the bottle bears that name.
As soon AS the discovery was mad
the Coroner impaneled "A Jury wiz.
proceeded TO investigate the case. Al,
sitting until 10 O'Clock last NIGHT. d
inquest was adjourned until $3.50 o'elo'
this morning. The trunk OF the 4,
ceased was examined, but in il nothi,
was found except his boots, vest. eos,
a brace and three bits, = screw.drive,
a wrench, some screws, and a few piec'
of boards. Upon his person were
pocket-book containing a few dollars
money, and some private papers. N
nothing showing why he committedtL M
singular self-murder.
Mr.. Moon was well known IN mn.
city. lie owned IA fine farm near M
Farmers Institute, and leaves p MA
and four children. lie served vii
Capt. lIaggard in the 10th Indian
Battery during the war, and was a rsI
liant soldier. Upon his farm he had
blacksmith, wagon and carpenter shon
and was considered a mechanical zen.
US, though he never learned any Trad,
"a sort of ''jack at all trades aud goa
at none" The remains were placed /,
charge of Undertaken Scuddy, who n.
to-day ship them To his family.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-30
A CHASTITY Trophy on Its Travel
About the Country.

On the 9th inst. there arrived In San
Francisco MI. Raggio and Harry Rob
ertS with the head Of Chavez. Tie ban,
dit. On the 25th of November last Rob
erts and two comrades-Ciark Colwi,
and Louis Raggio-rode upon CHAVEZ
and a white companion i'm Yuma COunir,
Arizona The bandits were aware that
the three white men were in pursuit
of them, and Immediately opened fra
upon them. The pursurers responded,
and a brief but hot pitched battle en.uel,
terminating with the death Of CHAVEZ
by a ball from "A revolver. Roberts and
his comrades, knowing that A reward
was standing for Chavez, dead or alive,
Immediately notified the Coroner q
Yuma County, who held an inquest %
the body Of the dead bandit. After III,
inques. Roberts decapitated the body
and started for California with Chayezs
head. Upon his arrival at Sacrament
he found that the amount of the award
was considerably less than he had sup.
posed. The Legislature had appropr.
ated $4,000 for the capture Of Thur.
clio Vasquez and his band. His captur
consumed $4,000, and concomitani
expenses reduced the amount to ~, leI
which sum remained for the captors a
Chavez. Gov. Irwin and the AttorneL
General demanded evidence Of identity
and Roberts went To San Juan, whend
Chavez had resided for years, being
well known in that locality. Here Rob-
erts procured from various prominen1
parties afiidsvits identifying the hes|
of Chavez, and returned with them 4
Sacramento "A week or more ago. Then|
he was informed by the Attorney-ten|
eral that the appropriation had lapse|
on the 10th Of January last, and tha|
the captors of Chavez must wait for ihd
next Legislature To make another ap|
preparation for the reward. RoberI
states that the Governor read
the afidavits Of identity and the eu|
dence at the Coroner's inquest, and ac
cepted the proofs, but could do nothing
as the appropriation had expired. Tt|
head of the ugly bandit, hermeticaI
sealed in a tin case, is now in posse
sion of Roberts in this city. He turtle
states that Louis Raggio, the young ma
who informed Roberts and Colwig
Chavez's Whereabouts, burst not ven
ture beyond the limits of Yuma, as TN
Mexicans of that region have threaiei
ed TO assassinate him in revenge forth
killing of Chavez. The entire paril
in fact, are objects of hatred and exc
Grafton by the Mexicans who symp
thize with the dead bandit, and VII
predict that at no distant day they WI
pay with their lives the forfeit OF On.
vez's death.-Sdn Francisco NrohiaA