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, 1877-09-01
THE RUN,
AT the FIQgL1TY.


There was q considerable let-up in the run
upon the Fidelity Savings Dank yesterday. The
crowd that gathered I'll the morning wns not
nearly 80 lnrxo by onc.half Is on the previous
day, anl there was less OF apparent anxiety.
l}F nltcrnoou tho crowd had 50 fur diminished
as to cnabic nil tu ret III line Ils!lc the bank,
AMI thcFo were but fuw On tho street ut nny
time. 4 fair estimate would not place over
tcvcnty-aye persons In line At my one tine.
The fart Is, the t1cposttors nrc commencing 10
llnl out TINT tho Fidelity Is safe. Mr. John
t. Iiaucs, tho President, hns lived In Chicago
about forty-thrcc years. His children xcre
bon, and hayc grown up l,err, and he has every
thug ut stake. At tho Directors meeting,
Thursday night, Mr.. 1laincs pledged ali bis
privAtu property for the benefit Of tho deposit
ors, II It was necessary. The excitement Of tic
past few days has worn upon Mr.. Hanes, but
he has kept remarkably cool under the ordeal.
lie sroke rather sec!ns1y 10 Tue THtnuNE re-
Ehcaro @ Ictwss!, iorty ani II iorsy.thtsa year,.
Ilc had reared his children hrrc aud no ono
honest at & h... III property and
ai,ti he would staud By them. Thu bank was
perfectly safe aud secure. II lad not been tanl-
pescA With, and fc would never ascal one dollar.
Mr.. Haines te1t conadcnt u the result. Ono
thing above all otflers Il In tho bnnk's favor:
It !,as paid no fancy salaries, and no one 10 paid
except for nrsual sUrvcos rondurcl. The assets,
50 far, are tnorc t.nn ample. The cash On hand
ss sntlelont IL Withstand considerable Ut q run.
The dI1ninutton IN the rnn upon tic bant& shows
that tue ucposttOrs arc commenting to feel that
t,leIs money is snfe. Ticfo can be no doubt as
TO thu salsty Ut tlis Fidelity, but no bauk, with
fta deposits Invested mainly In mortgage accurt-
tics, could turn It's assets into cash with
advantage at very short uottce. Many
Of thosc who citns yesterday
to draw out portion OF their money were
given il,ore than they called for: All went
Aulcy, who hul a rood word for every dcpos-
itor. The crowd was remarkably devoid of in-
e!deuts, Rtld It was quiet an1 orderly, without
tie least ripple of tx 'Itetnant 1t Is probable
that, now that tho tlcposltora hare t!lscofercd
that the bank Is perfectly solvent. ttc run upon
it will cease entirely ta-day. The deposits yos
terday were considerable, antt Two new ucconnts
wcrc opened, wllch sh9ws the faith felt In tho
| Institution.
ARorNp TIE MERcnANTs', FAnAfRs' ME-
| Savings Bank the utnoat quiet prevailed ycster.
| day. The de,nun1 for money Was less than II
lIal necn for sGVernl days, mud scarcely cqual to
occasions whcn there was no excitement asnong
days was observed With oil applicants, and they
| appeared to be satisfied. Tnc elect upon the
| bank 50 fur flas not teen really felt. About
| $G,uD0 ias bccn paid out. while u much Inns
| heuu received on deposit Tla amount which
| tho bank Inns becn notthrl would be CRllgd for
ut the expiration OF sixty days does not exceed
| S5,Q0Q. Mr.. MyerB doca uut anticipate auythlnE
in thu future outside Of routine business, md Is
satisfied that the scare Is over.
, 1877-09-01
Ths Venus uf Mllo's Arms.

Tho Venus Of Milo Is o,rr more resi2nea ~
her arnile4s beauty. a. II. Dou,ssult, who lass
The Venus, hrs published what he s1ys afs ;ns tns
notcs Ut tho ttlfoFnatlou given him At that TX, H.
w u. Brrst hlnsclf an4 the sketches w4ta ~
snade u1llsr Brcst's direction, showing the posi
tiun Vt each fragment ot the statue ~ 49, Iii
when uneasthed In Meloa. He repeats .,"i Luz v
story that the arms were lying upon tuc gaoa
tialiy that lis iett as,,, Which was bcut as'd ~ =,
applu in tbs hand, Wills tue right apps4ssIr ris Is
have stretched down to grasp the dtspstli ,r,uer
latter Il tut urm tllut was lost; of ihs .e 4,
the Louvre, a. II believed, p,s4esses IN Il.
neuts. There il poshinS new or sts1thn -. - RI
Dou.saults statement. but It seeu's ~ - tho
garltl In Paris ~ clos!slx any dlstu4''unv " -.
rcdisvusery u thu Rrins. That, Ao"e'e''
k.arSttY AeSt4s4rS.
, 1877-09-01

plants and animals, We can scarcely refuse to
recognize tho possibility Ut continuous dcrty,-
lion II, tic history of ttcir origin; ani however
fat 10 mav be, by rrason ot the ilnpcriertioa os
our knowledge Ut palroninlosy. comparative
anatomy, md cmbryo]ogy, from realizing iho
prectse nature of the riatn Of connection i,y
which tho actual descent las taken pine, still
there can l.c little t1nubt remaining In tho mind
of any unt,rcludicctl student OF cu,l,ryn1oyy
that IL II o,tIy by the employment of s.!vll ii,
hypothesis as ttlnt ui evolution that fl,r,hcr IN.
vtstiCattn In thcse several departments VII; bs
pronlutrL, 80 ~ 10 bring us to Il fuller rnmprr.
,cusft,n al, tho most general law which regulates
tho adaptation OF structure to function In tho
ltrfp
, 1877-09-01

lrawnl Of deposits, l,'t that he lost by It the IN
tcrcst for 4 couple OF months. This Individual,
,x,, wa a.t,,ncd Il, rtye Ills nn,r,c. sara that
w. wv w. .s.,' % t,,s. s.,r,,, ,1f. mt withdraw
~ e"'A 1""s ,.' r.,.'. ,..I..,.;.x,
Ills deposit from the state Savings lnstlth.fon,
ar,l therefore lost all Ills money. Now, instead
OF going to work 10 earn more, as decent man
vn,,l,,. In .ncna* nj. t1nc In wiring iytuR let
wv "usI' ~ .hn r~r.sans.s s ,'''~ ~
ters to tno ncwspapers'
That which Tns Ta1nuyE published regard"
tnE the rim on III. hank WAS after they had de-
ct]cl 10 enforce the sxty.1ay ruiz, Unwilling
~ NJ, IN ,ncrr..,nr .bc nanl:' n ma,1c M refcr.
~ ~" ~ Wv l"t, :. .'ahs ~. ~
ct'ee wfaseysr 70 she matter until ths ru'a W.
cnIorccu. fhen II etatcd tue 1atiS concerning
the f,lp, and sold that a pcrson who gave notice
ri uith,lr,waI-,,ot ptrscu rim drew out that
nt,,,,,,,t ri n,1,u,,v whi,h lin ,,,, wu,lI allow
h,n, ~ tnkw sut.-was doing slily thing, Dors
Mr" Hiyas I'M st,oy tbat II hc tnii rirrn notice
nj that time In would l,ayc been
M, nx.rfn orr THAN m IN 7o~1,A1}
Thc ,,.nk hns rsnnl, I'm. II wcnt Nh before tho
siSty .inys would hayc cxpirc,1, for ;l.ero arc
,y,twerEs yet III Il. Bu he would haye drawn
a,t nthin,s The hank having fa[Icll he would
II" IN ~, hrstcr nnsitfnn. If he hid rlyen notice
i,e ,rnu,tl not thereby Lycan,c d prcfcrrgi cred
, 1877-09-01

Norris Hank lsc owned very Eutnl house anil
lpt there, which was decided to his SECOND wifo
shorlty after their marriage. She .itcsi. leaving
the property to the children Of Spencer by the
former wife"
"Wlen was Spencer first marricdl''
"Icforc he ear,c Wcst.'
"When did he marry his second wifeE"
II don't knnw exattly: she '!css IN febra-
arr. 1874. The prnperty In Morris was sold BY
order M the Probate Court, asut I have lad
charge of tho proceedings. The totaf value. of
IT, l,Eoperty now under control of the Court Is
willow many children has Spenrrr"
"ilc has t,vn boys. The youngest Is In tho
t2uartcrnlnster's Department it, Santa Fc. New
Mexico. Tic Ia atnut IS yeara old. THO other
,laurhtrr. WHO shared In the aforementioned
property. Size lircf with h,m, and andcrstan'
LEFT with him when lie left"
II 10 YOu KNOW WHERE SPENCER lsaf
"IIass v.,, no idea where hc has gono'"
ana, sir.n . ...
"Wrll. what about that property In tho con.
u" "i,as Il at property /. safe ts hi, children. He
has not 'lcspp'!ei them. II is 1t, buhds and
mortgages an,l In mr. I1ltt,nty." =.
., nsint a,, Spencer leave some real e''at' 'e'
- llIt homestead ontl,c corner OF 1hlr.y y-nln.h
street md praEis avent.t, an satl.ffe, ls Tree
frutn all mortgage, hut tkc'titlc ts III htA wife.
1t was conveyed to his prrssnt wife bnt a few
dasa before tltcfr srtnrrihgt"
d" Didn't tic have aon1c uthct real estate when
,"At me time did know Of some other real
estate whirl, he owned. It was IN Two parcels
IL Eganae. ow nae, + w. DO not ,ow 1r"v
from any tncumhrancc. J Ind eSa'ntucd the
tItles for him At that tinc.' 800.
Judge Grant denied ctnpllntically having nny
knowledge Of the inside workings VI the bank
tnHs nnfP1
, 1877-09-01
Evolution.

TIE following Is the conclusion ut tue address
Of Prof.. Allen Thompson, President II tic
tug {thc tnrty.seycnth} Of that BODY:
- In Ihs statement which hare Eunde OF some
Of the moru remarkable phenomena OF organic
production, " hos been my object mainly to
lated tngetiler by chain Of similarity Of very
marked and uuu,!stakablo characteE. The naore.
obvious tnorpl,ulo2fcal clauges aru u SO similar
character khyougisQut TIC wAote, ar1 - neaE-
are le.i to regaI them as placed tn so,ne very
Gloss 0ud !nttlna.e relation totho inherent prop
ertfes Of tho organic substance whish ls
their seat, and the evaF-pIsscht inausnco
properties uaultest themselves, Ihs tosn4-
tivs or organizing property therefore resides Il,
the living substance Of every or9afslzed cesl atM
IN each of iis component molecules, ard ID
stitutlon VI the organizing elements IN
tbs conditions of life, aud It scarcely media to be
sud that thcse conditions Inay be Is varied as
the countless Numbers Of tns molecules Whkll
conipose tho smallest particles of tl'sIr SUI.
merely pangenettc kind, It appears TO me tbas
no onu could Aavs eugagc1 ln tbs study VI eHt-
brfoiogtcul developMtnt tor any time Without
becoming convinced that the pheaouciia which
have btet aAccEtatned a. to the i!sst origin anu
formation Of textures and osxaps In 4ny ludista-
uul aullnal ara Ut ~ uniform character rs
IL Indicate forribty law of connection aud eou-
tanut&f between tnel1t uOf VIII lib stAoj VI tn0
plltupmep2 Vi development In different animals
have xoae tat before 10 II cQuaflY strongly con-
vtnecd ot the similarity OF plan In tho develop
mcnt Of the larger groups and, to soule e1tent,
Of the whole.
~ consider It impossible, therefore, for any
oue to be u faithful student Ut enlbEyoloRy lu
the present siate Of science without Ut the sa'nu
tinss beeoa,!uY aM evoluttautst. Thcte nay still
be 1aany difficulties, some Inconsistencies, ar1
much 10 learn, aud theirs may remain beyond
much which We shall iaever know; hut cauuat
conceive Any doctrine protesting to bring The
phenotncna u etpbryon!c leye!optoeut within u
general Law wltirA IL tut, tika tho tuaury at
Darwfn. consistent with their fundamental
fleutIsy, their endless variability, their sutjuy4
| ttun to varying external Influences and GUu1i
t!ous, aud with tue possibility Ut the transmits
sion Of the vital conditions and proprstie., With
Ill their variations, from individual to iudiyIdu
II. aud, ln the long lapse Vt ages, Gota rare y
| r<ce. regard It, thstefoFs. u tio exaggerated
representation ot The pre- sebt state OF cur knowl
eIgs to say that the ontoxclctlc development q
the Individual lu the higher uuimals reoeats Il
It's more 2eneFal eeasa,tes, and In uauY Of It:
spec1al pheuonlcua. the phyloseuctie ucFclop
Ment of the race. II We Admit tho progressive
u&turs Of the changea ot development
tneir~ similarity Ia different Eroups
and their eonlmou charavtess IL u
animals, nay, eveu IL sauc leapc.ts iu Lott
, 1877-09-01

CHICAGO, Aug. @.-RcEardlng the recent col.
lapse OF this seatc stealiog Institution, Ia It not
a fact TINT the press Il A. guilty Of deception Al
tho oiIcersl One month ago, by the daily pa-
pers, people we're fools who eylncca any alarsn
ubout their money; to-day they a1c fouls bg thu
same papers for not drawing their mouey out Of
d concern everybody knew. that bad au oppor-
tunltv VI Judging, Was ,rotten. IL It not q fact
that tho papers. when they published the y. 8. !.
liahing i iaI.ehood, dclusion, s.nd anarc!
DCrk,
, 1877-09-01
JUDGE GRANT.
ANOTHER MAN WHO SUSPECTED NOTHING


1..,.. n.,a, 80 un-ri. ,ho ,ttorr.v f,r tbe
Juuge utan', VI Mo.na' .no a.soIney ~. ,na
State Savings Institution, was founs Yesterday
In noum - Metropolitan Block actively en-
guxcd In paying those deposltors who placed
fIoi, ,,or,v fu shn trnken hank ,lnY,np Saiur.
."." , "''".! " r,,s,t.r a.. p1.,,.sa h,.r.
oay, Mo"aat' a'o 4"eao"' ''s1. t'ae'as "ta
SELF Ia chaiF, Tribune reporter ehaeaVorea
to get little Of i!I0 insfde history Of tho bank
n,nyloua n ita s,pal bursting up and cutting by
!, n x,.n.rv rhe rrnt,rt ~ rdmmrucc1.
- - v '''s -. ~. 49,. ,,oi,orn,,,
"aon were attorney aoe 1pe pa''A' 4 oe''e'st
"fes, str. was." ......
..Tuen YOU know something OF Its history
nrs,ions n the colapse1,,
waning AZ oll 1 wa, merc,v the attorney
so'.'''s ~ W.. "' wv Ns'~'1''
TOR !,, tns hank-'ts r., '.! legal adviser"
NOT coas1zANr or III MANAokHyxTf'
.x, m, Il, ~. tso.. foolv moaa N. n,cr4.
w.. ~ ss .a,s. .s ., .tt, s's 49, s.,1 ,aaSad @
gpEes' ghss 'ess' aas'ee ""e1 as*eu. anu 'ooksa
to tic collection OF money whcn it became due,
70 foreclosures, taxes, etc."
u And vo,, never i,,ew hnu the 1,ank atoof1 "
- -. a...... .,,. ,,..,t s..s.,.,. ,,ar
~ ~. stenest wv a'stJ 'et~s"s '.u".
lie Knew how " Keep his own counsel lie haa
no confidential friends When hs came TO t,,e
for LEGAL advice. In order to Get anything out OF
h,,, hsd n o,,..,on hin, ,n,,c,, aftsr II. man
.'"' "s~ ~ --.."..'..I.... ~ '..s,.s.,,
, 1877-09-01

officer 10 largely Interested is larceny within tho
,r,can'nE Of our .tututc defining this oiIcnsn,
The Surface history ot this conccrn furnishes
nro explored crmcs will bo fonti,l, and It is tho
imperative duty OF those who arc charged with
tho rcaponahttty u Administering Justice AMI
executing our laws to set tho appropriate ma.
chfncry IN motlnn for discovering and tnnishinE
these crines. We have seen how searching tho
fnqulsltton Of n Hrand Jury may bcroinc wllea
directed to TUG conduct ot public occrS, aN!
tic public welfnre now cnnit,ants II = even more
OF government is THO welfare Of the ctfzens wfo
arc tle subject. Of Il. It cannot accomplish
Ibis object unless its appropriate tunttions
rewards of Industry. ftac.. by making salata~
~ laws md thcn enforg!nE tlien. In nur csoun..
try this u accomplished 6r tll7, great body of
the people through. representa atlres chosen dI.
lilo Legislature which prescrll,cs a r,,lc for
human conduct Is not in any proper rcnse OF
the term law uncss Il conta'ns provision
for the punishment Ut the person who trans
s,sa1Js sterarea with tmpnnisy Property trsnci I
statute Is equally augatury II !ts pcualty Is not
enforced. Fhts catastrophe sho,tll mt 10 mitch
nwakcn our nitxtety for new laws n: excite our
for II VIC have no disposition to e"for;n ox!s,!ssg
statutes nc shall be equally indifferent
to whatever statutes may he hereafter c'laetcd.
The test OF the suttablctess and strength OF a
rendered to It's laws. II portion OF its s,lb-
iects acquire the habit Of dsobcd!cuec, mid tl,ts
Il tolerated by tic rest. the evil Will extend IN.
til the ticrGrnmcnt bccnulcs q mere aselI. and
must sooner or later Gvo place 10 some other
form TINT will more cifectAaliy accomplish, the
| purposes for whrli Goverulnents are instituted.
The events now transprfng, and Which have
| to 80 large IN extent hlled our histnry Tor tue
! last few years, show that our own plpErcss Is
towards this vanishing point. AMI i tecoincs
The duty vi eyary citizen to exert all his in1u-
/ ellce for tue enforcement OF tho Iaws ~ &C.
them. As yo,. haze we'll remorked. nothing 50
| promotes a spirit Of Communism In our midst
is tt,e publlc nceuIesence IN frequent and un.
punished robberies BY men in position, and tlc
| combining Of thu n.cton Of Penalties to a less
| favored aud morc humble class. II.
, 1877-09-01

must hase done tl,at which his soul abhorred,-
totll a 1ic. Many pcraons, m doubt. vii! bc
forrcl to the conclusion, from all tho attcrtiant
circumstances, that he quicted h!A sensitive
cpnsctcnce for n moment, and took advantage
Of that brief spacc OF time 10 tell otle OF tho
biggest, most deliberate lies on record.
, 1877-09-01
DU .JIIfLET.

NIT. Hupkltv, TIC A9kletant CasnleF OF lhe
sta:e Savings, has not yet turned up Ills wife |
stated lie would come back when 1t was neccs-
sary. The creditors, tho Assignee, and the pull
lie generally think It quite necessary that lie
slsould return, but he doesn't seem Ia take the
hint. The probabilities IRE that Mr. Bu,kley IL
pretty deep In tho ntrc and will not COME buck.
And, by the way, this Ii not tho only black spot
on Mt. Bulk1ey, When Spencer was IN tho Cook
County National, Buikiey was there with him.
lie wns his brothcr-in.law Spencer sold out to
Allen aud went over to the State. Dulkfcy re-"
mainel In Tie Cook County. For quite time
prior TO Ills lenvinx there te vas, It Is alleged,
III the habit of going ovcr to Spencer every day
after banking hours aud informing him as to
everything which was going on III tin bank
whte! employed him, keeping 6punccr pustc1
Is to all OK Allrn's moments. THIS continued
until BMklcy wns dropped and Wcat came on
from 1owa to take his place.
Hut now for tho black spot. A day or two
after tic failure Of joy Cooke, Alien went to
New York. 4 day or two after the panIc had
started, A. c. Badger, Of the then firm Of
Badger Il Co., sent around to tho Cook County
draft for sl0o, 900, drawn on tlieir Sew York
Bulklcy took It, and paid tho currency over to
Datleer. The draft went tn New York, was
protested, and came back. The house Of A. c.
Badger q Co. went iito banKfaDtcY, paylnH
very little, anu the Cook County had TO stand
tho loss. Allun tntii1lecd ct the ttalo That
Bnikley knew perfect!Y we'll that the drnft
never would bo paid, alti rot something for
buying Il, II xas tlls little transaction which
nut htra Into ltl.t tnYor III tfn COOK county, anu
H. was not very louS bcl'E9 ne le!t tncre athi
went over to take refuge with hIs brother
lsi.iaw.
..-. -
WAITING AND WATCHING.
rup rnovn ~ pnoyr np ruR srAre aAytsos
."- IasT,rrrroy
.,,a. las. a.t ,a1 ro.,.ra,v ,,o.-,p,
WIS s9'ai'ef a'.t 'sss e1s.eeu sss.e'"aJ t"o." ."l
tl,an any whlch has stood h!ty around tue
broken bunk for the past few days. 1t would
n ,titT,cuIt 10 toll wlnt fnotIve can draw thug.
=. ~ .,,,,r ~ ,1oI. tos..a oxcont :, lin.
W .us sss.o -. 'e" 1's. ~.
Ecns'g corlos'y' ucslfo 10 KNOW 'nc
| worAt, md from that 10 calculate
lIopc. md oFay that tho flYures may bo wrong,
| ,ni1 th,t ttrrS NAV he somcthng hctter In Ionl.
Nv" a. .aIs r"e'e - .ss5 .a...s 49, .s.t. a.,
iofwafu 'o' nu' the e'o'sa aoo's a''a Wv
| darkcnea windows glsc up no slch CLEANS ht
| hope. For all that. they hang around, look lu
| ez,eh others detected faces, and get what poor
,s' s .,so ,o,aorsms ,hs ,o., ~ ,bcir ,itt1o
all" Dnc iannsitor ycsterIjay ulornIuY. IN Irish
lady Of about is, had particularly sorrowful
| story to tell. Her husband tlau tttcu nut r..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05
FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.
Abbot, is to sing at Newport.

Miss Abbott Is to sing at Newport.
Rosr Cnghlan arrives in september.
Baby" may still Doe seen AT the Park
Miss Anna Dickinson Will return in October.
NieuXtrmp- has received stroke OF paralysis.
!. y. Pattisou goes 10 Tarrytown for the
sumner
Max Marctzek is now said TO be writing operas
for other people
on Friday evening next Miss Mary Cary will
receive d Doe ueft
Poor Jo" will be played during the week at
the Union square Theatre.
The sea serpent is now one Of the curlosties
60 te 81, % 40 tiD Aquarium
"Brunhtd"" will be produced in this city,
viii Nine janauschck. IN Tie tall
Mrs Waller is 20 star with Mr.. Augustin
DAILY, version oi " Rome vaincue'
eN1raorannTy pTosra@me Gt sacrea and
An sin" AT the Fifth Avenue is now an.
nouned comic play It's olblediy popular and
entertaining
woeas Thea,rc, whsTc D"n ThoTTpsGn gS S
,onu. in,lw. attention toil- popular prices
The Centri Park Garden has set ct rcst the
tmnc wre,ucrs OF the Drseo Roman type dnnns the
Mr.. Turner. who has boon singing for some
w.th admiration hy all musicians
Apropos ofthis, The Danichefs' has pleased
nc 'mh-e leogl' TO ieat. az When It ~, With.
pr"mirc r g. enmcrci ar is return "'''
Tie Grand Opera Houso opens Tor the season,
uufrr the utt ut Nr~sf- it"lc 4 Nunut 49, ui,
NeulnN. Aug H. with Mr. Joseph Murphy IN the lAy of
" Kerry tow. supported boy Mis- Annie Ward nnany.
Theodore Thomas in writing 10 Writ Dexter
sAss fii tlucaLu neat Nfw YORK. Is tr ,uls
Ia, onnuu' nt where there l. snn,nu musical cutNre To
,uAh, uiu series ~ uit! consecutive concerts
VS. this intended for Fo.tun'
Tho Lydia Thompon Troupe left Liverpool on
Thutdgf last hs tht tA 90 thcs,rr. ANA Mll irouhiiN
arrive hero about saturday suur additions have
ltcn nndr 10 the company, lhrluius me names Mis-
Maroon Euluft. Miss Lila H. AMI Mls. kat EN'rtl IN
"a. repertoire f tho company ud.s the great London
,u.r. "OANg,u. also Bluc Brati, Robinson trus,e
"fir Pan. Hni y Wrsi. ll VI Is fafm,i The 40.
hluiHu uNurl' Ani Little Don 'H-at hN u BYRON
lnt initial performance VIII probably taxi ilncr uu sat
lriaN. August L. when win be- presented tl.' Trcon
.trur.fI hurlesquv Vi Blue bcaid,' preceded by a
ftlllU Iiltf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05
STOPPING 4 TRIP TO EUROPE
A Chicago Fathers Teiegraph'c Message to
supi. W sIiing. aud " hat Came ort

The steamship Odin sailed for Europe yes
tcrday AZ 3 r. VI. At ! O'Clock q detective
stepped aboard and arrested Teresa Bloch and
two children whom She WAS taking 10 Europe.
Tho arrest was made in ohedcncc 70 a tee
gram received 10y Superintendent Wallne from
Chief Of Police Hickey OF Chicago, and which
said that the children had been kidnapped.
NJ - Bloch and the children were taken 10 this
city. AMI the steamship sailed without them.
NJ 81 Bloch tells the following; Ignatz and Hen
ri,tta Singer. the parents Of the children.
live In Chicago. The former is shitless
and he neglected or WAS unable To support his
family. Mrs Singer WIS unable " do much,
and the burden Tell upon Mrs Singers ster.
Teresa Bloch and ,er brother Jacob Bloch who
is an engineer At West Point All the parties
ARE BOh"nans IN the parents Of the Bloohs
1--we ia Bohemia Things Continued in this con
d.t.on Tor some years. until Miss Bloch and Mrs.
Singer determined I" : nd the Children on to
thor errnipar"n's ~ r. -ope The latter were
wiling To- rear AMI cdu at" them.
TINS course became the more necessary ms
NJ rs Bloch hratl was very poor. and she was
unable 10 ASSIST them any longer. TIE PROJECT
was tnlkrd Over Tor "A year, hut Mr.. Singer
s',.u.d 10 thlnk Il all loke. jacob Bloch paid
the passage money. On Thursday ait"ruoon
trunk. were ra-k"d. ami Mss Bloch and the
good by to,N rytniy save Mr. Singer. who re-
nlain1it IA ignorance of the procedure. lyon
h-t arr sol ~ NV York she WIS met hy Il y
brother. Nh" Rename IA his ear, and he was
ANO. / 10" - amer when the arrest WAS made.
" ~ Bloch D.. 20 very ladi lkn person. and her
hrItncr Is also well appearing. 81" wa- taken
t. u tilrr-un Malh,i Court al ) o'riu'k t"lr-
gram W. = re- rN"I thr. say ing that IA" father.
WHO mad made tho complaint VS. coming ON
from Chicago. Superintendent Mailing trl"-
grtphrd back To- Chi"i Hickey to invest KAT. the
particulars. Justice Mand~l reminded Miss
Bloch until a -ply could Ice received