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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-27

Mayor Moore will at once MAKE col
lection OF the books required and sepn
them to Paris as quick as possible. He
also feels highly gratltied at the delicape
tribute tendered by that great city Of
Europe to the paris OF Am .rica."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-27

National Associated Press to the Star.
PROTESTING AGAINST RUSSIAN ATTRO-
CITIES.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-27

TOR SALE OR RENT HOUSE A line
T. one story frame house, of four rooms, on
. large lot on Center street, east of the
schoul-ho lse, in Bellevue, Kentucky. Inquire
At p. CAN rs HERS, three doOis east Of
The DR. IN Sc or 45O Baymlller, OF l15 Clinton
NreeJs, ClI c nnati ONO. lt* ,
, 1877-11-29
NOTES AND NEWS.

5pkeial hftp1tca to 7At CAira9o Tffbask.
WAsMtNGros, u. t.. Nov, es.-Thu friends Of
sctretary EyasLs assert from their personal
&nowledgc that ever sfncc the Inauguration Sir.
Eyarts has tuused Conkltng TO be assured that
10 lEyaEts) had no o<gasion for ho7.iiity to Ms.
ConklinE. aud 10 desire to be III anta;,,onlsm 10
him, and further, thess friends declare that Ar.
Eyarts was willing 70 tnect Mr. Coukilug ulore
Man hall way, and desired to secure bis cordial
cooperation with the new Administration.
ElLL HR CONFIRMED.
Tho difficulty arising uulyE the Tcnure-ot-
1t1lce act IN the appointment Of Waldron, Mar
hal OF West Tennessee, during the recess OF the
enate, has been cured bY designation el Wal
ron " Marshal l.y Juattes sxayne, VI tho Sll-
Hetne Court. It ID uow expected that ha will
e confirmed.
Tue supposed technical objection under thu
ans act 10 tho confirmation Ut Wharton -
Jnite1 States UstHct~AttoEuey tor Kentucky
rs been removed by an Examination Of the ree-
Gd, and he viii be reported for confirmation.
uoEaE KuLA3.
The HOUSE Con1ulttte On Rules h1i IN I'm
nftAnt Injecting to-day. Speaker Randall 10
1.es " AYYe : rulu paasel tu suails liu "
, 1877-11-29
ncscr have prose1 dcfAultcr II such rule hal
been IN existence
"Hayc you got nny bill on the financial Ques-

Dcct III e1lhtcHtc- ,.--.
"navc you got nny bill on the financial Qncs-
Nm, FIR; but n,ndc spccci, ngatnet the re-
real of the Resumption act, VIII vote ngninst
The repeal. hold TINT tho net Is cpntract
with the holders uf gFccnl'acke, md cnuEd not
lie rcpcalcs without tn,pnIrinH tho obligations
OF tho country, which Is forbidden by 'sc Con.
stltut'on. | tOok the further Gto,,nd&hat it is
not pulley to lcgislate too much I'll finance"
ayes, voted for the sllyrr hill, ~ It wns, I'm.
der the rules with the expectation that tt would
be amended In the scnAtc.h
DON'T you favor FREQ coinage OF a!lycrl"
NO. sir. bclteyp II there IA any innnCY 10
he .nado in tho coinage Of sii7cr tho Govcrn-
mrnt should make II. would like to have the
bill 40 amended that thc nmcunt Of silver should
he limited to E20o, ,tt0, ,Unl, with limited legal.
tender clause of atx'ut fifty millions. But, u
It Just as It il now In sIia senate, and try the
experiment. You Ger, don't yoi, I am between
two tIrcsf II hnd voted nralnst tic Silver I'LL
the English papcrs would have pitched Into me,
mil nuw Tint I lid votc for II, The German IN.
pcrs nrc all giving mc fits, including the Sfd1s-
It:t"m7. bctau.c was the only German III Con-
grc.a who voted Tor tho l,ilf.n
What else nre vnn s1D'ngi"
u anl Just n1F wnrkil.k on 4 memorial 20
prcscnt to tllr Committee on Foretg1. Affairs,
10 strnptfv tic Consular ecryicc. which, as at
present constituted, IA tuO complicated, and wo
have T,ose Cousula abroad than VIC have airy
nerd Of. This rc!0rn woui1 saTo the tiovcfn-
,ncnt great tleul Vt money nt,l tlo AWAY With
a great many Of the abuses which hare arisen
In that matfrr."
Here Mr. Brcntnno thought It time to stop,
and tho reporter batle h!m good night aud DC.
taftnC1.
, 1877-11-29
THE INDIANAPOLIS TREASURY.

5pseiaf HtspdteA 10 fAs sAfoa9a TRIBUNE.
1NDlAHAPoLIs, Ind, vov. 23.-Fof two weeks
or Mlore there have been rumors upon tha
strects that something was wrong with the
County Treasury. Whllton, QUO OF the clcrks
who acted with Landers, former Democratic
Treasurer, was detected in stealing county
orders, confessed, and was indicted by tho
Gsand Jury. ue went out On bond, hls brother
ln.law, Austin II. Brown, DetQclntic County
Clerk, going bati. 1t is sald that the principal
witness haa been fixed, and will not appear
a3alnst him, aud 80 Whlltou haa returned here
iruu tbs South, whithrr he went after the
Indictment. These facts, added 10 tho re-
PORTS, now definitely ssccrtaine.l, thae Lnudera
did not make full and tinal settlement with
bts successor when he yacsteti the ulllce iu Scp-
tetlahsf lust. give Ftae to demAnl for iuvestIga-
ttoN. Hahway, the present. Treasurer, Ia in
Couralo, and the facts eaduot we'll tc found
out now, but 1t ia known that Oh Monday
1.audeIs pail ovcF $4,000 ou account, md that
he promised 10 pay t15, COO, but Was not able.
No one knows how much, II anY, ts s&ll buck,
but there u soulethiux croukcl, and teulaud
ID made that the County COMMISSIONER
order . thorough investigation. tbs oltl-
a,.i Dit. nanway u tepabi!s3n,- who
only came III .n September. Lan1ers, the
Treasurer, ID Z brother Of Fraut LandeEa. the
Congrcsstnan, and candidate fof Governor.
Rep0sts tako all sorts Vi shape, AMONG thcm
being one that Frauklin, who Es : latxs pork
packer. IND tho use u S50, ,0U of county mouey:
but Rll the talk Ii uncertain. The reauls will
be that the conm l4siousrs Will bs compelled to
Investigate {aAl hays ths inquiry coSez several
, 1877-11-29

appoint a Chairman Of tho Pacific Railroad
Committee to succeed ClarKEon Potter. The
Committee Is opposed to passing general rule
for all committees, as the committees have tho
right to organize themselves, hut n,ny report
tr,c in this instance, Us Randall IA anxious to
have nt, nnt!-Eubsilv man t,sallG Chairman.
ANOTHER 1STEREsT1Hu eUHiEcr
was presented to the Committee. It WAS tho
adoption oi new rule rctntire to tho order Of
business 10 be cal1c,l. The question WAS
WHO said II hatI good -cifert IN
the Confederate Congress. Under the
present rulc but two amendments are Ia order
t,ctorn tho previous question. Tho new ru(o
would allow any number of amendments To bo
offered, and tho question wouil operate as TO
the several amendments before tho previous
question II ordered on tho bill. Members Of
the Committee consider II quito farorably.
ouR nuoxES BANKS.
The Comptroller OF the Currency has re-
ccIycA several kilograms from Chicago rctnt!yo
to tho appointment bf the Receiver Of tho
Central National Bank. No t1cctsiotl
has been made ur wIl bo n1a'le Until tho
report Of the Bank Examiner has
reached here. Inquiries were received as
late as ycstrrlay By tho Comptroller TO know
whether the commission Of Huntington ".
Jackton as Rccc1vcr Of tho Third National Bank
had been forwarded. \ statement Of the fact
Of ,Iacksnn's appointment wns furnished thu
Associated Prcfa eaturday, but seems not to
have beeu sent West.
, 1877-11-29
OBITUARY,

HpetddI Nxn1scA 10 Ia CNeu9o 7ft6kN&.:
CLEVELAND, o. Nov. 3a.-Thomaa A. STOW.
Z wellkuown journalist, aud 0ra1,d Master OF
tbs Aueicut Order of United Work1nen Of Ohio
died iu this ciLy this morning.
Snsctaf NspgteA 10 TAs tAtc90o 5riau~s !,
MILWAUKEE, Nor. 4a-A. II. Reese, Of Col:
Wagntr's lnlnstFeEs, left here stck on vte!t q
House thhs afternoon Ofeonsumptiuu.
Jp<ctat D.spa&eA 70 ms &Rtcxsgo 1rtbshe.
MlclI1uAN C1Tx, Ind. NOV. =. Daniel Ken.
neiy, City Engineer, died this evening Of disease
Ut tue brain, after an Illness of several weeks:
Lie had been resident Of this city for several
years. lie had bccn identified with ali our
Larbos improvements, sud WIS uuivesaily e.
terulcal. Ills body will lie lu state in the CITY
Hall t4tmorrow. He was 10 yea1s Of ase. Much
regret u expressed at his death.
, 1877-11-29

llshcd as oncc. No ftatcmcnt is yet made Of
tho aseets nnl liabilities. It Was known on
tho rtrcct that the Directors wcrn holding
an extra session, hut. It caused no excitement
or unca'lncss. Checks wcro promptly hnnored
m to tho tfn,o the doors were closrd. Tic tns-
mediate cause Of this actinn OF ttsc Directors Is
the dcfacaton Of tho Cashier, Charles T. Mayo.
tIe Inns been confined TO tho house for eevcrnl
tlnys by sickness, and this morning President
Noytc WAS nstnnlshctl At receiving a note from
him Informing him of Ills defaicatfon. A meet
Ing OF tho Directors was Immediately called
with sffe above result. The amount Of the
deficiency has not yet been fully n.ccrta'ncd, ns
tho 1nutscy WAS realized by drafts on corrc-
spuntlcnts. Tho funds in the bank seem TO be
all correct. Up To tho present time tho amount
Of tlefntca(ton reaches Upward of $57,0]O. Out
ststo apeculations arc given N tho cnnso OF the
trouble. Mr.. Mayp's boulsmcn arc h!s fathcr-
in-law. T. T. Emerson, and viii T. Dathcc, to
tho amount of $35, 900.
, 1877-11-29
CASUALTIES.
FIVE PERSONS DROWNED.

FIVE PERSONS DROWNED.
Srr1ni nir1"ttch IN TIE Chicago Tribune.
PtrrsBCRa, Tn., Nov. 23-Somo Of tho mem.
bcrs Of the southwestern branch OF the Atc-
Ri,cny Colonization Society, having determined
to settle IN Arkansas, set to work a few weeks
ago 10 build a boat in whlcbjs transport them.
selves, their families. anu goods TO that State.
The vessel was completed few dnys ago, and
this afternoon twenty-five persons went on
board, At . o'clock the buat was cut loose.
There were several cqpl-bargcs moored q
short dlstaurc below tho ftrry.tnndtng at Tom
pesanccvic. which projected eotnt distance Into
tue rlTcF. Tue nlllaJer Of the craft. seoit'g
there was danger TINT It would not font past
tho coal.largcs. requested ass!stancc to prevent
nvolliston. This was promptly rendered., and,
all danger being considered nver, tho 1oat MAS
allowed to float down stream. The wind was
blowing from the opposite shore, thc current,
craft rapidly toward the coal basecs, and, rs no
assistance could be rendered. hy those on ifu
shore, collision cns,tcl. The ffal tIInt,ers VI
ings, and it begin to sink. As It swung around
those IN the fore part lcupe'l upon onc Of tho
wife, and two children, Of the South SiIc,
s rets y sns a,s5R't n fos st Of III an.s sse
was struck Oh the head BY piece OF timber.
aud, despite desperate rffurta 10 save him, was
Lost. Mrs. Hamilton and child, uf Mount WaslI-
taclIcl troin tito body Of tbs hoat and toatel
awny. II soon began to sink, and all hopes VI
saving tho woman md child were gtyen up.
When ttu watcr ha1 tlnost reacilc1f to the top
refuge, anu shc was tutoring shrek after shrlek
III utter despair, Il skill approached, und sflo
threw thu child Into It. A holu was then knocked
~ the cnbln. walel, BY this TING Ind Utmost
ton VIVA drawn ont. THIS incident wns
yCFV exciting. and HnB witnessed by
, 1877-11-29
FIRES.



Yesterday morning Mt o'clock the hon.
owned an'l occupied by Thomas Hogan, lo,atet
OIL the corner OF Flfiy-Nrst .strec. and Grsn;
Boulevard, WAS destroyed BY tiro. .aMr. Hogan y
on the police forco Of Hyde park, and Viii,
patr1l!ng IN the ncighboFhoo1 OF For,y-nf,s
md State strreta saw tho light 1t d l[stancns
ftc at onrc cent in m alarm, and, running u
tho house. discovered that Ills clothes, with IT,,
exception Of his police orercoat, wcro taken, hs
SISTERS tliln9s gone, and other ynluabrs s ra,
moved. Tho hose companies were tn,r
on tho ground, and extingiished lie
lntncst but not before everything was rutucS'
The house was valued ut about 81 200, an,] W.
insured for 800; the furniture was Insured foY
800, hotl, in the Meciantrs', OF aI,Iwuukt E.
The police think that robbers set f1re 10 ths
l1tlsc to cover their tracks, and that ts,cT vrts
enctnlcs ot Hogan. NJ. Hogan has had yerv
hard run Of Luck. HI was defeated In tllr rscs
for tho County Commissioncrshlp OF the Fiji
Detrict; Saturday tits sister ttsctl, and
it'orn!nE fire destroyed tho house which h. Lni
built but lew weeks ago.
, 1877-11-29


X9tffas DtslaleA 10 7As CAfeaqn TftaHss.
GALEaA, ILL.,, Nov. 8,--To-daY Ia the second
since the commencement OF the Abby murder
trial in this city. 1t will be remembered by the
reutlers Of THIS TRIBUNE TINT the tragedy took
place Oh tho night OF tho 18th OF September
last, ut tho residence Of the deceased, near
Council It'll Station, In tlis county; that Jacob
Abaly was assasstnatcd whilo engaged In housing
milk In wlno-cellar. at about I o'clock In tho
evening. and thai his sons. Juscpll, Jacob, and
Henry Abby, were 1rsestel On tia charge Ut
having committed tue deed. Thu courtroom
la4 beer packed ssinee the commencement of
tho trial, and msuy hive leeu unable to gum
admfttancc. This afternoon, tho most intense
interest was manifested by tho Court, the BaT,
anu thu thronI OF spectators In the stUry Vi
Peter Miller, also arrested for being accessory
to Tho cF!me. Miller turned States evidence,
aud related tho startling iacldcnts of the ,uur-
der, liking the crl1nc upon Joseph Abby, tho
youngest sou Ut lccoasai, aged " years. Miller
testified that he accompanied JU1oph from Ap-
plu River tu tAe elder Abblys Euuse, q l!statl.e
of eighteen su!les; that .t4cy. arrived about
stillcrl stood but short distance
when Joseph crcpt up to nsar where his father
nred tho fata4 shot. Thu testimony Ut tbs
physictan, Dr. D. +. Fowler, who was called TO
attend thu murdered man, aud who subsequent
Iy nude the puat.tnorteln, wAs 1t tho Must ti-
tetrst!nK nature, and commanded tho Gioseat
attention of those tu the courtroom. Gu the
WHOLE tho case Is the most interesting ever tried
In this county,
, 1877-11-29

LArArRrr8, Ind, Nov. 8.-Tbe dooss Of the
Second National Bank Of this city closed At
o'clock to-day, aad notice wa posted, sAagnod
BY the President, paniol Royss, stating that the
Directors ha1 decided that It was best for Ill
concerned that the bunk suspend payment; that
tho aasots wers atnple' to pay dcuasitoEa, but
that tAa csAh could not bs realized in tl1na to
prevent tho suspension; that III examination of
the bank would ba made AID statement pub
, 1877-11-29
HENDRICKS AS A LECTURER,

IND1ANAFoLls, Nov. A-noY. llen1F1cEs
made his first appearance tu the lecture dcld At
Harmouic Hall this evening, for the benefit u
Iraca Episcopal Church. The subject was
'.kevolutIou," }" which BE- ueated frosu the staisl.
point pl histury. unler shr ullesrnt AeAls ot
aboEtiYe, 4ch6eratlyc, sit, Inevitable rryoi4'
t!ons. 'fhc etfust Was highly csrditable and sn.
lertalning, cytuclug the uiosl careful atu1y sa1
preparati0n and very considerable literary e
tive.
, 1877-11-29

6ptcl0T D1sDdsch q TIA CKlaI0o 7F16Nn1.
GRAND nArlDs, Mich, Nov. 2S.-Two mon
named Cossad and Malone got into quarrel
and fight over fcw bushels of wheat IN
13rookield Township, Eaton County, Monday,
When CSssad was 50 stabbed that he died from
Ills wounds yesterlay. Malone lied tho country
nbu has not betn captured yet.
C1sotNSArl, o., Nov. :S.-A 7imes' Athens
{O.) speca1 :snys Dr. j. w. AfcWhortcr, quar-
relo.l with hIs brother yesterday afternoon, and
thu brother went d mile Tor his gun, returned,
aud shot the Doctor, killing hin, INSTANTLY.
, 1877-11-29

isprtta1 Nsptfrh to fAd fatc4ao Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, lad., Nov. os.-Thts forenoon
August Klinker, Ut tho frn Ut Konien j. kiIuls-
es, Of Chicago, while cngagcl In putting In a
cooler In tho brewery Of Lclmo j. Wagner, OH
North Fourth street, In this city, accidentally
fell backwards from q sect,nI.story WiMlow,
sonle twenty feet 10 tile ground, his head sir,k-
Ing rork, erashlpg bis skull, ard causing In
slant tlnatt,
, 1877-11-29

n ~ hrH hrINt "a ~
Tetnseu 20 issue feftlnen,cs OF esrt1on. ineso
,,aIa " osrn,i Wailacc 1fnnSc ~ - c,,,si.t oi
fixty-aye Drrsons. which would he d majority Of
1n. thn w|,oto nnmhcr RI nossihIo n,cmhcra.'*
A@'f '1e "''o'S A>'oe. y. ro-e'o'0 '''9''0
OF NO ACCOUNT.
-n.u.. ,rr1.r,oue - pprourxn nv rur
rrMs.r,o~.,tars
e"Hs" 'rt. ~ ~. .,s
wAsn1xoros, D. c., Nov. 2a-Thc rumors
whtch rrrx,ft Ttt,1en with rcal1y entertaining tia
"".'' ~i.u's 1""." "'|u ~, s""s
tsee'Sh et''' :" enntn.e the treslaency ouRns ~
he regarded as the Mlcst VAEur1e6 OF sensation
alltts Ono Of Tlldcn's ]caiing counsel before
Lie Electoral IomEni8sthHt VINO was INC aolcs1
OF his advisers and the most skill
ri of bts +r,ftr}nna .nl,1 ft.1au fiat
~ .a '. '"e..' ~. e"'u .,, w s"
schemes Of TINT sort were too c1lmcrtcal no"
To be considered bF rntionnl mctl: but there arc
sr,n. Indications tbnt r,1der Il roa,1v ,,,r.,rr
eo'"o .ae"s''.,e M AA"S ."0e'' - '."''1 ""'e''
an ambition vi tho sort, &t,tt there nrc tiluse
.tto.,,, ~ o,,,t,ra ,h, ao,,t, nat ,fr I1,vo.
ate3tnpt ~ capture 'he ecnats' nut "s' Aa5ee
was declared President oniT through
1nH acaulEsnsch or p&MocRATle vorts
IN the llouse, aha II IA qtito ecrta'a that sne
same Democratic votes which prevented nn-
archv 1oRt March xnuh3 hc ca.t tn prcycnt IL
o.,t, - .,,,,.t ~ ,or,o,t tt,t .o+,,n 11o,,,h.
1icans arc anxious about tic situation, and nfo
11,.noscd IN ffve ,nr,ct crr,,enrr IN .hasc r,mors
pss..t,,a.,. us.'..s. T.. H.,...s,,.s ~ 49,. -.
"A hepup'!can ccuntoF ID tcporacu 10 nnsc eatu
sssu ,1o nenorro,s @ havo con. J ro1 ~ tt ncnntn @
s'' ' ~, .' ~ No''o W ~ 1e.e
itcntia,y; TINT then resolution sir,t-
, 1877-11-29

sp<eta' ENzpaica IN Ira Ca,cago 11sunx
EAsr SAolsAw, Mich. Nov. 28.-Tho tue
Fannie Willie took 1ro four miles below thi.
city this evening and burned to tho wuter,t
cdgc. Tho Captain and engineer ran her ashors
and escaped. She was owned hy Kobprt Urien
Of this city, aud valued 1T $500.
, 1877-11-29

Su<rfai Dt'pttcA ia 7n4 tMit'Iq1 TubHnf
Sioux ClTr, 1a., Nov. @.-DuriuE laAt nights
severe storm at fankton mnu unknown, ap-
parcntEy about Us ycars Of agc, was frozen to
death hear the freight depot, whcro the body
wa discovered this lnorulng.
, 1877-11-29
The Man-Slayer of Gibson
and St. Elmo Still
Safely 1mmured.
4 Speedy Trial Certain, and
Mob Violence Out Of
the Question.
Hourly Additions to Ills For
1nitlablc Demonstration
ofTotul Depravity.
He Turns from Right and Left
Handed Shooting to Com
plete Letter. Writing,
Tho Tribune Favored with an
Epistlo Full Of Profanity
and RANGER.
A Proclamation Also Address
ed to the General
Public.
The Northern Indiana Peniten.
tiary Authorities the Worm
Of the Hour.
Other Criminal Chronicles Tel
ographed from All
Quarters.
Tho Tribune Favored with all
Epistlo Full Of Profanity
and RANGER.
A Proclamation Also Address
ed to the General
Public.
The Northern Indiana Peniten.
tiary Authorities the Worm
Of the Hour.
Other Criminal Chronicles TEL
ographed from All
Quarters.
1lANQE.

@oa1 s9A o.
s.., NANDE. ...
Special Ditpatch to 7he Chicago Tribune.
GALEspunu, ILL.,, Nov., 28.-Thu murderer
Raulc is at Inst safely incarccratcd ln ti,e Knox
f,urtr r.I, o,t1 ti,.ro .e.m. ovo.r rr,an,,t
oa ~ VII, on' w.. .,. sss s.,, .J peps.
TINT llc Will meet with specify justice. Granger
1urlcs do not look with much favor on red
handed inunlcrcrs, and technical questions Or
s,a. . " % .au ~" us "svea ,,.a sasa isa'us
''oa' LUZ sa4tu.s' Ano e"1ze.s a1u Wy q"!e'.
aud no disposition s1Wards violence 10 evidenced
by any one. Thc management Of tic affair by
xncrcm,.,, IN 1ottinr tLoir n,u r., toti u,,,n,,,
eau ~ soss .',o'4 'Aa" sI,r - '1 ".taoas
caaa"s auy oeIao'lsslatlo1'' oneln oe.Reh' ot
tlis cuunty, 6lcr!l Hitchcock a1A Deputy
pes.y, Of st Louis, ar.i1ed with M tielr prisoner @
~ n .on ..sts ,",',., n',s,....a., ''A70D~A
VI 1nc ''~o 'ta'a 41o"a nuF"neson'
... THE 'ouAsE1,
which was over tic llock Island Road to Slon-
uo,,tb. thencc IN thts mint. wn, nm uncven,fu,
ons. lho nrisnner .,unt sonndIy ,inrnv tho
o"e' 4uo nt'eo'e! e'ups SUNNY aa1Ak LUZ
great part Of tho trip, And showed no fcar Of
at,y attack being mado OH tho train. Not over
l5Q persuus yerg prcseut at tho depot when the
tro,n ann, IN, mn, M o,lnr ,ha,,
' ss 49, uu ~ ~ o,"ss 'uu..
''A. =. eu'oS'sy w. ~ aooA ~ WV u'usoesef W."
MAUI by any 0tcs lba procession HhlRcd to
tho ta1j, wcl is about sixty rods from the
,Icnot. ond. nfter a bath. ho wos conducted to
~ ~,
III" ee14' -.....
TIE JAIL
IL new building, erected III 1873 1T cost Of
SN,O00 anil IA n. rcrfcct in its cnnstn,ctio,, ma
,,x,o.o,,,. or,,i1 sno,,ost NJ ia .,,,,,,u-.,, .oT
eAPu''e"eo eoulo 'u4heat'e ~ % eol''tucteu "ato
auhuHs aHy Attcupe III eAeape Ut uloo V1olcIec'
Tho Sheriff and family occupy tho front part of
thu building. which ia of stone, faced with brick.
Th, ,e,u,o,vs ar', ,1,,rbi,,.pro,r1 and four irn,
.,.a "'s a..n, go. - w. ~, , 49, -,'.' NV
noo1a VIII nave 10 oe passcu ocioso cursous
BtfnMgcr8 Gull 10 almlttGu to tho presence OF
, 1877-11-29

Thor, N. Y, Nov. 8,-supcrvlsors Egan,
pushce, and Cassin hayo hscn Indicted for tho
fraudulent multi Of bills again4t Konssolaer
County, Ono batch Of bills for about $4,000
Was made up In the na1ncs Of fictitious persons
for work mover done. 1t Is supposed the total
amount OF illegal bllls will foot up $oU, 600 for
t1v lust year alone.
, 1877-11-29

n frcscntlInnnt What the rharge wasi"
nm. ] ma,c up my mind last spring that
fair fhakc, never would. want to writo ynu
mntl.''
Just here the Sheriff brought him pair Of
suggested tl,at the next suspcndcr he would
get would be single ono.
nANDfs txTTEH.
=. 70 ~ Eduor of The Chfeaao Trihnne-stn:
~ thc Nothern Indiana s,nie Prlton while was
e ssse Int 1 sss ss .tfy IT,, h{s .frt e,s @
me hy the circurnrtanccs related In the rhyme,
ens. pceF, BY so:ne; which wss nnb1''ned Il ny
called an, esliios ,hea.ers. ss 's,tsS ssft
detectives had not tndsntihcd mo with that n.nn,
hs S tey 6sso aae 's s y n:o bcy ,s s2e
she con.e 1nencos. When was 4 prlAoner thcro
wa* we'll related IN tho verses that for Nv ,ays
carried carried bail md chain. lvas in.ntcd and III:
aheyy y n"ts ye were 4 @
that tried. to rnieo mnttny, bnt romc
Id villain bctrnred mc. and waa con.
wa. MT eoved " what was compelled 10 nnsslcf.
s, 70 T. ,my fontlno ilfc; ! wa" 80 isn9'nnoa u
" ~ st % t
nri+on 70 force c prison open an lst ait thc pris.
onsrs ,s. ,ont-,t, wlcn ny II. aok mo % ~
prisoners for whom entertain the utternso&t CON
sHpt saa hate Ths reason ts II
the pF:eae4s Aer 1Gt s g. The s sipss a eha"
lame foot. and heavy iron shncktc on nv ankle,
s m 5 non T. .na. fsas
poun!l.. had sumc business to attend 10 III sio
gaaras r. hSx ong da1 shortly after had IL put on.
aen. came Into tho shop and stood ncnr w.erc had
tn 70, mud did mi obsetve him Until wns iaif
et way 70 s S gs61 n ID s1 "A e. There
eh.ia fnttlo lttle,, when c suddenly .rr.ns ase M
tiesnakc nj lis fcst. said he st WI r ia coward,
i weMiId Eiss tsn ,ears i ny liis to sst a
and MI tlc other villains who tscnted mo so In.
Anm9anly while !n ttIc'. power. and helpless 10
ssa Il isf iax tst sudoa Id sse Is pSns
an orthotox !oi': aud, a. 10 not believe IN the
!ocs'nc feel it the safsst and snrcst way to give
r. sansd @ csts ss Mxns s"i wafes ,sss
Charles q Manasns, deputy Warden: now
snns aJse' q, tho uRoo Ispot At Iaa!an
fsSt senat; &a"ien; ss John a' jer-o sno s'sIni Gmd
e,y w n,s"a kon ns S erss
vict; and some otfcFs whont will name it soIno
future time. Tho reason why resolved mover 10
% taken uxcept should 1c Blot and helpless was
s!at would Father be killed than 70 DO uMscr The
@ @enmtlol o. such d'-d cowaEuly villains. Respcct'
'n''J 1oass' fHASR bAsbs.
ANOTHER STATEMENT.
Tn addition tn this, he furnished tic Sheriff
with abatement In which tho sumo ,po!nts anl
othcrs trcatlnE Of his prison life arc eet forth.
Tlle tlocunlent reads Us follows:
70 THE punltc: 1tavtu, been asked by tho Knox
County Sheriff whetl,cr Of mol was Wan Zautit IN
the Northern Indiana States Prison, mud II did
not 80 Into thnt hell In the year lN79, ptc,, and
seeing that hn Ind got certain information Of some
q =, my na1eeeaenn. I.anl'iy t3ia him INV that
th".o INT. ~ al sn t",I h.n1 y ,,a ~ 20 coneea
saiI aisl,,"vc in III en,ntcnc" "S ~ III, ~
re!taet thet, and .ay that .thets il ono
called Charles alayna IL boss devil, and Tue id
Mh1esty's First Iicntcnant. The way they received
VI" mu"s ":Ie Mas y !uhtoI. nau IN TUG lottct the
inv rccc,sn s,o ninrms " H. Mhess ~
, 1877-11-29
KEROSENE ACCfnEST.

CoLuAnus, O., Nov. 23,-siEs. E. 2, Shall,
proprietor Ut lDarsilng-l,ouso, ATTEMPTED to
urge along allow fire by pouring coas oil On It.
Thu usual result folluw e.i-the lady waa serious
" aud probably falally burned.