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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-23

nit Guren gfIi9ten eeporben feiO unb
ie LANCER Sbr Cure Greue in Der Grill
lung oerieLben beipieien babt, beito mebr
ieto Sbr Der NusitoBung untermorfeu."
9lur etnem Wfufelman tam Elm FOLDER
Geoonte tommen; oenn Der ein3tge 8es
meisgrun6 fit etne folde &egel b~eftinoe
i'll benz beriibmten @runo: Sc giebt r1ur
Gtnen Gott, uno Mabomet lit ietn 9ros
p6et."-
@as bic in BEN obigen 8emerfungen
Der Nation" ertndbnte angebli6e Nb1t6t
bes grGiioenteu 5abes b~etrtfft, 10 1T
BON 8aibtn9ton aus Die balbamtLi9e
@~rflGrung erfoIgt, boB Der BrGlibent ME
cine 10 tb0rl6te Nbit6t sebegt ooer gar
geduBert babe. unb i@on neil oas gars
tetzB faffeht6um BET ben Nmerifaneru
iebt ni6t mebr 10 md6ttg lit iuie bas
&eltgtDns: uno @eIeBes 8fafentbum
inter ben TItfen. bat bic &eform bes
Staatsoienites in Nmerifa Before luss
fi9ten ais in Der 3Urfet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-23
I5ochenflichc Snimofs 5taafs-Beiflene.

nur 100 Rapier3etteL erbteLten, bic 40
bis 80 Dollars [@olol pertb tparen. eSn
europa ma6t man bic Sa6e etlpas on=
bers. Omar iagt man aud oa, man
gebe 5 ooer 6 BroSe1t, pG6renb mar
DieLeiht nur so Dollars fir etnen auf
100 Dollars lautenbeu S6ulbi6ein
empfGugt, aIio in Der T6at 10 o6er IL
fIrs 6unbert 3ablt;-aber tpenisftens
nennt man iene so Dollars ni9t bum
bert, tpte es bier gei6ab.
8ietet nun 9tuBlanb auf benz tDeiteuz
ropdif6en @eIomarft feline S6ulobers
i6retbungen cu 10 biQt9em Breiie aus,
baB Der 3tnsgenuB Elm beoeutenb bobeS
rer, ais Der bon anoern Wertbpapteren
1T, TO tperoen bon bieien cine Wfenge
nerfauft uno ber@r[os nir6 in ru1ifi1en
Bapieren angele9t Deroen. Oarunter
tperoen ~boraus1t9tIt6 bic amerifant16en
Gaptere Ieiben uno in betrG6tlt6er
Menee mad Stem gorf% 9eGangen, iei es
gum Serfauf on Der 8orie, let eS CUR
9edung bon 6anoelsbtlGn3en, bic ionlt
onr6 @olbienoungen bGtten bereinigt
tDeroen mii1en. SIN bei6en SGuen Wuroe
elm Stei9en beS y olOagt 8 DteS0lge
fem, tpie es benin in Der Sb6t i6on auf
bic bloBe Nnfiinoigung bin, oaB Der
8rieg unDermetbIi9 lei, bon Al auf 81
binaufgsfro9en lit. 8rt6t Der Srieg erit
tptrtIi6 aus, 70 tpdre es re6t gut m69>
LID, baB bas Ngto tpieoer auf 10, auf u
grosent, ia nod b0ber ftie9e. Damn
tDGr0e i6on cine 9emalttge Wenge bon
Bro0ftOffen &C. ausgeflbrt tperoen ml1ls
fen, nm es bur6 @epinnung ether aus
BerorbentIt6 ginittgen 6~anoelsbiIan3
tpteoer berunter5uarbeiten.
@a6r19eiuli6er inbei1en, ais oaB 6ies
ge16dbe, lit, baB bic aus benz Steigen
beS @oloa9ioS ft6 ergebenbe Stei9erung
aIer 8aarenpreiie cine fie6erbafte See
Iebung Der @ei9dftstbdti9feit betpirten
unb elmer unitnntgen Speculation tpieoer
Sbiir unb Gbor Dffnen tpirbe. - gtG6
Der fldgIt6en 3eit Der lebten bier Sabre
tpirbe audi eth auf ioI6e @etfe ents
1tanoener Nufi6Dung bon BEN Wteilten
aIs Die 8ieOerfebr b%efierer 3etten be-
griiBt tDeroen. Sour Wentge tpirber ft6
bic Treube barber bnr6 bic berbe 8es
tra6tung bergdaen, DaB idlteBIt6 bas
6ide @n6e ~na1fommer tperhe. un6 bod
tp Ii t B es, frilber ober 1pdter, fommen.
Sulnma: @enn es ft6 NIT benz We=
fen oes amterifanii9en 8olfes bertrit9e,
cine ibm 9iiniti9e @en6ung, tDie ocr
&rteg in Guropa. init rubtger 80rit6t
1rno Gefonnenbett au benuBen, 70 tpiiroe
man o6ne 8eoenfen Hagen f6nnen, oaB
ieuer 8rteg ben Ser. Staten groBen
SQrtbetI 5rin9en mifie. g8te es aber lift.
Dtrp man DoDl tbun, tetne @rtn9rtun9eu
ntbt au5ubo9 5u ipannen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-23
Ste&n @autpfbtre tno @eIt8tons:
freihei4.

SeBt enoIi1 1T bic amtlt6e 3GbIun9
Iber pie 8~erfaIungsz Q6itimnHn9en in
Stem Samp1bire p%oQenoet, Del6e i6on
Dor me6reren @o6en glet63etttg NIT
ben oortigen Staat5= uno @ongreBtpabs
len it~attgefunben baben.
9ta6 Der 8erfGiiung bon 91etD 9amps
ibire lit cine Utebrbeit bon 3tpei OrItteln
Der 8oIfsftimmen CUR enogllttgen Se=
ftdtigung elmer 8erfaiiungsdMoerung er>
forberli6 uno tpirtlt6 bat Der 8erfais
1ungs3uiaB, tDona9 aus oer8erfaliungS=
beitimmung iber S~tdatsdmter b q
snort vYroteft dnt" getrt6en
tpiro, Die erforberIi6e 3neioritteLs W1ebr<
belt %erIanst. Snapp 9enug it's BET bte'
fer Nbittmmung 3ngegangen; benn es
ftelen nur orei3ebn Stimnlen a1nebr ais
anet OritteG. Oo6 fir thinner 1T ieBt
bic Union BON Der S6anbe befreit, oaB
in einem ibrer Staaten Gdtboliten, SUI
ben nnb 0i6t>@LGubige BON StaatsGms
tern uno bon Der StadtsgeleB9e6ung
ausgei6loiien ftno.
Oage9en erIag BET BET 8~oLtsabtimz
n1ung Der 3u ben @runorehten Dorge=
i6Iagene 3ufab, Our6 ueL6en bic gez
i%ttmnung, mad Der Die Inter itilbung
oteftGnttf6e OffentIt6Rr
9ebrer 3u ben @runbre6ten 9eb0rt,
10 abgeGn0ert tper6en ioute, baB bos
@ort vprotetanttider" ausfdat. SIN
SoGge bieier 8ermerfung tpirb bic. Qn=
fteaune anberer als pr%oteftantii6er 2eb:
ret an 0ffentLi6en S6uIen tbre S6nte=
rieteiten baben, tpe1n fie aud ni1t unz
mitteLbdr oerboten lift. Mie bic Ncnz
berung Der @runore9te 70 ftel ei1 anbes
rer BEN Bolte porgeLester entbfebIenss
tpertber Observation-Disclosures
bur6, ndmIt6 Der, Dona6 tInftt9 Jftes
manb mebr aus BLOB parteitLepperii6en
@riinben zines Qmtes entIebt Deroen
fam. Sir cine grinolihe 8erbeherung
bes Staats6ienites itno alio nod feline
atpei 9ritteL Ses Bottles bon Stem Sau1ps
19tre reif.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-23
Qrieg, 8otO, 8toS+

9es Ginen Gotb 1T bes NnberenSrob
- Wenn ft9 I'M fernen S~iIooiten @uroz
pas &ui1en uno SIrfen raufen, 10 ntr6
bas fir beioe S9eiIe Notb uno Sob,
Sammer unb @Ienb bic Tiiue bebeuten ;
aber fir Nmertta, tpel6eS bur6 oas
breite @eLtmeer bon ber blutigen Wirrs
faL gei6teoen lit, fam es ret6en Grs
tDerb, Belebnne Der @ei6Gfte, @etpiurt
unb WobLitanb bebeuten.
Gs fam; aber es muB ni9t. 0enn
Der @etptnn, Del6en unter setp0bnIt9en
8erbGltni1ien Nmerifa BON einem &riege
in europa babeu piroe, fam gIet6 0
Nnfang at oapur6 oerpIempert peroen,
baB ct iiberi6GBt tptro. We15en Grparz
tungen melt Iber bic @renaen bernInfti>
ger 8ere9nung btnaushiegen, Der
tam bainit iebr %unianft in ben Sano
geieBt perben. Q8ObL Dtro, tDenn bic
&Ornfammern Glib EuBlan65 our6 ben
Srtes Derfperrt tperben, @eit>@uropa
~be0eutenb mebr amerifauii6e 8rO6ltoffe
gebrau6en, aIs FONT. Qu6 Die eben
erft begonnene T~leii6auSfubr mirO etnen
ftGrferen Nufi9tpung nebmen. GnbIt6
tptro an gSaffem uno &rtegsmatertalten,
lotpie aud III &eoer ein 9utes @e16Gft
nab Guropa gu MAIDEN iein. Nber benz
itebt anOererieits g~egenubsr Die burb
ben &rieg uermin6erte &auffrait @uros
pas uno bic gu ermartenbe GiGitr07
mung amerttanii9er @srt6papiere aus
europa.
9enn iobaG6 ber&rieg Iosgebt, brou6t
9tuBlan6 @elo nno m II s IS auftreiben,
gIei0ptel nm DeI6en greis. Ser Breis
beftebt i'm 3tnSfuBe. &ann es ni6t gu
S oDer 6 9rO5ent @elO bergen, 10 Dirb
es 8. 10 ODER II 9rO5ent aablen, inbem
es 5pro3entige MISUNDERSTANDING
ouf 100 9oaars 3u 40 Ober SO Dollars
berfauft. Gberlio mG6ten es ia bic Ser.
Staoten our 3eit 0es 8irgerfriegs; -
nur baB tie flip ieIbft in Die Eai9e BIZ
netnIoeen, inbem ie it9 einreoeten, tie
befGmen 100 Dollars fir etnen auf biez
len 8etrag lautenoe ie6sproaenttee
S@AbneriRreibung, pGbreno ite bod
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-23

ben ia bann ipobI 3eisen, Oh b0s 8orsez
ben bes rniftl6en 9eeres 9egen bic unz
tere 9onau ernlt eemstnt, Doer MIR elm
S6etnlnanODer lit. unter belien S6uB
elm neuer, bon ben 8riegen Der Sabre
1928 unb 1858 a6tpei6enoer SeLb3ugSs
plan ausgefibrt tperoen lou.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-04
NEW JERSEYS STRIKES ENDED.
A Receiver Averrine that all Concerned hnve
been Bcncntcd.

The President and the Treasurer Of the
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad
denied yesterday that employees of the road
who served in the militia in the strike are not to
be paid for their lost time. The General Super
intendcnt of the Erie Railway also denied
similar rumor in regard to his company as did
likewise Gen. I. J. Porter, agent for tho recciv-
or Of the Central Railroad Of New Jersey.
Everything ia in the most complete running
order on the Central Railroad Of New Jersey,
and coal and freight are being transported ns
usual The best Of good feeling prevails be-
tween the managers and tho employees Gen.
Porter said: The strike has in reality worked
good to all concerned.".
New Jersey militia wilessmajn on 1nty nj Port
Morris on the Morris and ESSEX Railroadla few
days longer, until oil fears Of any dsorderly
conduct there are past. Superintendent Rea-
soner. however. reports all quiet along the
line" None Of the EMPLOYEES Of this road will
be- deprived of pay for tmc lost while serving
Tho First and Fifth Regiments and the
battery, comprising about one-half of the New
Jersey militia at phillipsburg. returned to their
homes yesterday and were dismissed. Tho
Fourth and Sixth Regiments and some odd
companies remain there under Gen. Sewell.
who has the Second Battalion also. divided be-
tween Washington and Port Morris and com
pHny OF the Third at Someryille. More of the
troops will be- discharged to-day. The presence
Of the regulars at Easton renders the situation
comparatively secure. Gov. Bcdle ran down TO
visit his family al Long Branch last night lcaN-
ing Gen. Mott to take care ol the military head
quarters until Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-04
MR.. DONfHrE's CASE.
In Ludlow street Jaii because Real Estate
Bnl Has Not Becn offered.

Bernard !. Donahur, the striker, is still
confined IN Ludlow street Jail Bail was fixed
at 81 900. and ye-tcrleJ aft rnoon two citizens
appeared before judge nouohue 10 qualify as
his surcties. one was rejected because he Is n
lawyer and a rule II the supreme Court bars
out attorneys Us surcties. The other was re-
Jected hccnusc he is not an owner Of real estate
in this city. and when he madlan offer Of
United States bonds that also was rejected.
Mr. Donnhuc sat quietly in the Jall yesterday
afternoon. convcrsng with his friends. dressed
for the street, and expecting To bc released be-
fore o'clock. He says he feels confident
that in due time the people will properly under
stand his position. llc is deeply graft
nel by the letters he has received from
his native place. liornrlsyilie. and from
other towns along the line OF the
Eric Railway wherein he is well known.
highly iur what he hnS done. symIathixing with
him in his lmpriSonmeut and Offering ass - .
'rYi ",yori. f. ',s scr,e his feow wSrknsmcn. k The
officers ~ many trades societies haNe called
upon him daily, to assure him ol their hearty
may require He has also received Il number
Of communications Ike the following;
n.,,a,,J p,,,,~ a, r.r,. ,. -" '0''' Aug. ''''77
ps.r Su' il unnn.inous vo,c the Central Council
n, M ar r. ,nI Ss,y v1sr ig m NV. 9'
paN and pledge you all tie assistance W''niuthc power
k@'.s 'iai ae rsn' win oosny rgcy,'l we 9oa
ciu'r srus R>>fn sec
Spoaking OF his affairs generally. he -qii:
enn. | uuy SlG aWeok for luari. and have "a
clean e,lI and ciruu h"i linen. OF course am
anN'.u- - egy 9a, gi & 1nai & nol M d." 7,i [ lt %,
ans mon wnn have h'cn CONNECTED viii me in
ANYTHING may have done. If have done
WRONG | ~hnll accept my pun lShmcui like man.
and ~mll currv with me- the sat startOry CON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-04

wnhe"0ldNo NV ! .rk salesman tramp send
hl- nitI ., o. lIit ~lN 'i''i
"Pro.h.im Ami. ownlt1 hyC 7. French. was
ula,rl 90. nlIr.i, ,pHii'n ii-i rN'nins,
Charles Wh~rlp.k of Third avenue and 1l5th
,,',i' c Nonin ,.nr 900 iu oluIci at5i EAst INity.
ni,t Street lc,nfll5 ani was mlallS injured
lIrny Morton, rarman Of lGi East Third
N- li t ' nn' u his horses in the stable
lIrt avenue last cNrulus. and lnsaLfy hilod.
Eliza Wrl- II 7Gl Washington street was ac-
ci, nal5 ,Ii 100 thc urDk y Adam Slil aged H. last
cNcmnt S.ls ~ A. arrested, and Tie woman was scnt
g. the Sew YORK Hospital
Margaret Fit1simmons tried to hang herselt
viii - lul" mWl' nom hcf apron IN cell IN the OAK
slftrl l"re station last crrs She was ucatl3 atIAu-
g'i leiore she WAS cut down
Onicer solomon W. Sprait, of Inspector MUIR
ray squat, who WAS lnr twenty Nolrsu irmlnIu the
police force, was found dcud chair hp-ldt window
IN his home, OF - Front strct last evening
Mrs Margaret Noian, Of 37i Hudson avonue,
btonhNh was assaulted uy her husband Matthew last
night Nolan Ordered her out ul the huIs' ana H. ,hs
dil not nNr Hstcmu-h, hc .truck her WITH cavalry
neck and her rigt check Mrs. Nolan objected to hay
III, her husband locked up.
Onlcer Greer tried to .dlsporso q. crowd oi
rough, A. Tynh avenue and Twenty sixth street last
evening. but was knocked down. beaten. and slammed
upon about the ihcV AMI body Gcul.c Gurus, ol 80
West Thirty sixth street and Joseph Nr-ht OF h's
N.si twenty sixth street were aerwArl arrested Tue
oiheeTs injuries are serious
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-04
PiRDONED BY HiYES.
Alarm among the Members OF the New Yorh
SILK smuagiers' Hing.

A pardon for Col. Robert Des Anges, the
convicted ex- Deputy Collector Of the Third Di-
vision in the Custom House was received from
Hayes at the United States Marshal's Office yes
tcrday. and information was sentto the Warden
Of the Albany Penitentiary. Des Anges Was
tried on the charge Of abettng Charles l.. Law
renee, the ex-Secrctary Of the Amcricus Club,
IN SIX smuggling operations amounting to
about two millions Of dollars. The silks were
small rate Of duty. In cvery invoicc was dunn
my case containing goods answering the dos
s'ription OF those called for by the invoice, and
these We're checked 10y Deputy Collector Des
Angrs to be sent to the Appraisers office to be
examined. Tho silks were taken TO auction
houses and sold. Lawrence paid Des Angcs
$3.50 for every fraudulent invoice that he passed.
The Government lost about 81 l.OuO.OOO by the
operations. and importers suffered also.
Lawrence fed To- Europe on the first exposure
of the frauds. and after he WAS arrested there
the detectives found in his possession u letter
in the handwriting of Des Anges, as follows:
80 further communication. verbally or In writing You
are followed. and So am l. Let everything to the
devil Export all you can, but let alone and save
myself tor the future.
Dcs Angcs was convicted in November 1878
after having been locked up in Ludlow street
Jail for some time. He was sentenced by Judge
Benedict 60 two years Imprisonment. and tc
pay fine of 10000 Under the Communication
act his term expired on the 26th of July. The
United States District Attorney represented
that h. was unable to pay the fine. and there
upon his pardon was granted.
The appearance of D,s Angcs in this city Ia
looked for with alarm by III" silk smugglrrs'
Ring. They fear the disclosures that he may
make.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-04
GIRLS BURNED TO DEATH.
Terrible Scene mt the Destruction by Fire OF
Cigar Box FACTORY.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 9.-Pesterlng's cigar
box factory at Eighth street and Broadway was
burned this morning. The fire originated in
the cellar. An attempt was made to extingush
1t without aid from the Fire Department but
was unsuccessful. After reaching the first floor
the flames spread with fearful rapidity. and in
an incredibly short time had reached the roof
The employees. mostly girls. were at work in
the third and fourth stories. Some OF them es-
capped through windows to tho roofs OF other
buildings, but 1t IL feared that eight or ten per-
ished In the flames John Plackenburg jumped
from u window and was terribly cut and burn
cd. Six girls were soen in the third story win
dow with their dresses on fire. and then to fall
back into the flames. At this writing but four
dishgured that II was an hour before any Of
them could be identified. Pieces Of clothing
still remaining led 70 the. Identification OF Mary
Nurrc. 90 years old; Mena Kenhe, IA years !;
Frank Studaer, 20 years; and Anna Pitger,
John Blanchard. engineer in the factory died
soon after from injuries received. Two girls
and one man. Isaac Scofleld, are 30 badly
burned they will probably die.
From the factory the fire spread 10 six franc
and one brick building. which will prove a total
loss.
The loss is estimated at 100000. Only one
additional person TO those given this morning
Is known TO be among the ostIIenry Maag
aged IL. Thomas Wheallers pork house. ad-
joining. was damaged about 81 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-04
BOLsTERIN0 Up THE ARMY.
Trying to Make Il Appear that the Regulars
Put Down the Strikes.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-Therc have been
constant indications. since Hayes determined to
postpone the extra session Of the Forty-flfth
Congress and attempt TO maintain n standing
army without warrant Of law. that both he and
the Administration were ncrvously conscious
of the risk he was running 10y this unconstitu-
tional proceeding Since the railroad strikes
this consciousness has led to a constant effort
by the Administration to assume. as other
rulers with faulty title have before. tho part of
the saviors Of society. and TO place the general
Government before tho country as the
benoicent power which prevented soclety
from resolving itself into Il mob. The
National Republican has ipdustrousy put
forward this view Of the subject and
talked Of the army rs the champion Of order in
u way familiar twenty-five years ago in France.
still more striking Illustration Of the same
spirit showed itself at the Cabinet meeting to-
day. whore the close of the strike was talked
over. with some doubt as to whether il had
closed. Some recognition Of the fact was sug-
gcsted, some Proclamation addressed to the
country. some address to tho forces engaged in
securing peace
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-04
4 SAFE POSTPONED.
The Governments Interest In the Dismal
swamp Canal.

WAsHrSdToS. Aug. 3.-A correspondent oftho
Fr,g Sar writing from Norfolk Va says that the pub
h-hcd statement that "the Government i interested &
the extent of Si.jnuo IN the Dismal swamp canal" is
error lie that the capital stock Of the Dismal
swamp Canal Company i only st-f ~ OF this amount
the Government owns s2r"o or about hnhs of thc
whulc stock The STATE ui Niretnh hold Sllsn ut the
same stock. All Individuals thr remaudcf -s-ir In
li new company was chartered by N" states ~ North
Carolina AMI virginia under th" name of the "Ahomarle
AMI Chesapeake Canal COMPANY with capital of
81 Ftisn The stock wAs taken hV citizens. nnd
tire u,w canal hunt, uniting the waters OF the rhcsa
ltlkr bay with those of A'marle sound IN North caro-
hna In consequence ui trade being diverted the
Dismal swamp canal II had not enough tram pay
peusc- hence the SfAu of Nrginia sold several
years nso at public sale, reAhnns only about hNc
cent ON the Investment The company not being able to
the interest IT. mortgage bonds the canal
,eft.'d 10 be sold on the 9th inst The sale ha, been
postponed at the request o the secretary o the Treas
my That Congress may take such action as 1t may deem
VNltlltut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-04
consists In preparation for mobilization OF the

consists In preparation for mobilization OF the
Landwchr whenever called out"
LONDON Aug. 4.-Thc Standards Bela de-
spatch says Bashi- Bazouks have appeared
near Sistova. They are thought. however. to be
mere detachment, not indicating the presence
OF any Turkish force. Kazanlik is to be aban
doncd. Gen. Gourko is to bc recalled and Gen.
Mirsky 10 be summoned thithcr from Gabrova.
Everything on the other side OF the Balkans
will in fact be relinquished. except the actual
pass"
Tho Standards st. Petersburg despatch says:
In addition to tho reserves which. since the
commencement Of the war. have been continu-
ally sent southwark. the whole Imperial Guard
has been ordered to prepare to proceed to Bull
garin. The first detachment will start in few
days"
The Standards Constantinople special reports
that Rcdif rasha has been suddenly taken i'll.
His physicians think he will not live Il week.
The suddcnncss of his illness causes various
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-04
Two NEW ORLFtNS DEFIUL TIERS.
One Captured Amer ~ Trip to England, IRA
zil and chm.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 3-Among the pas
songers leaving here on the eastward bound
overland train. this morning. were Lewis II.
Lawn. of the firm Of Lawn Carr & Co. Of New
Orleans. and Edward Fulton. tho defaulting
Tax Collector of New Orleans who was arrested
here some ten DAYS ago. Bills II lading for cot
ton 70 the amount OF about $4,000 were found
on the former
The Citizens Bank suffered TO tho extent Of
sH5 5000. and Srligman lleilman 4 Co. for the
balance. Lawn. in his flight, went to Texas.
thence t. Chicago Baltimore. England, Brazil.
He had no money Of any consequence on him
when arrested. He says that he perpetrated
the forgeries to help his firm out OF difficulties
oceas Toned 10y a fall in the price Of cotton.
Fulton Is wanted for emhezzloment of oflicinl
funds amounting to s2l 900. He was arrested
some weeks since On u photographic requisitiOn,
and expressed his willingness to return Iio
was allowed his liberty. being required 10 re-
port at the prison every morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-04
THE NIrHfN MURDER .iGIIN.
4 Noted Confidence Man Arrested who Pro
rc..e. to Know Al About IL.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 3-lamos +. Hun. alias
james +. Porter noted confidence man. who
has mad" himself conspicuous in various parts
Of the crouutry in the character of secret ser
VICE dr;-itiy. Of the Government. wl- arrested
ia Baltimor. late on "Wednesday night 10y De-
trltiV,s GAut and Hall ON % -. ..fi charge -
-wiulline T. l. krrps Of Willan~rort. Wash
ingtln county. Nd. oW II 500. II j, said that
lluN-whl'a appears To- No tho mans real nAuin
belonged AZ MuAum-pNri and was au a Witt
there. H. pr cured So from Mr.. kr,l- N "a
promise tn ct him 70 position ia ~" Irnl-ury
n"uartnn ul Mr. krrr- wrote Co. Mr. Brooks.
thaf oi tnc Secret Service lurrnu ut Washing
ton. ahuut ilir matter. ana ree'Nrd a ref'.y tina,
Hun alias Porter. was 4 notorious -wndlrr
g.. and was wanted i'm NashinGi, Il and ia uu-
merous other places on charges ot svindiing
Sieritf Ninvhnrry OF Washington county traced
Hun 90 Westminster. and th"re teiesrupi,c t.
Marshal Gray q Baltimore. who st tho detect.
ives AZ work They watched unsHr 'ully az
tho Post Onle" for their man. hui at last found
him ~ % public house. ON mis- person were
found "A lot oi leti"r- nul somo slips cut from
cases in an of which 90 james 7. Porter. Unmed
States Secret Service DrtHrt .Nr. took part. | H.
der the nam" of l.. {. swcslr l" took part IN the
conspiracy ., roh the tomb of Lincoln. and from
"a slip cut from Western Euptr found IN his
pocket is was denpt need IL ti" prime mover ia
the conspiracy. Tw. mon '"u '"rnct with him
Were sentenced g. tho pcnitrntinry. iut tie cs-
In mos: remarkable io.umen, found on him
was statement prepared hl him with regard
10 the my-t. riou- murder of Benlamiu Nathan
in New York. lie says that h" has in his pos
session th" lnccrs haum iip". tobacco box. and
watch which belonged 10 thn murdered man.
He says That Cal" tiunni0u. Johnny Irving. and
Billy FOrrt -t-r-th" latter from Baltimore
went To- the house of Nathan and wor. admitted
ly Kelly. n" hlu- kecl"rs -ln. NhIr Gun
Mon was hrrnklug open thr ~ai" Nathan hear
tn noi,H tlil ass h.. H. wAS then killed. US q
blow from thr " d. in tAe hands ui Guuu.on
II il said That Gunulon is in ih" Albany leui.
t.ntlary, Irving aud Forr' st"r IN sing sing. and
Kelly j. in Ia" Aururn Prison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-04
TIE LiTEsT OLD WORAD NEWS.
Adellna rn,,i.. piyorce Cn.e

PARIS. Aug. 3.-Adclina PATHS case has been
decided Both the lady aud her husband had ncd app-
cations for Judicial s,parauun
Mime. PAtt's application was refused Her husband's
was grantcd Tho sentence states that Nine ratii does
NOT even unur TO bTns forward any proofs OF the iac
she alleges
ON the other hand the documents placed before the
tribunal particularly correspondence addressed To Nine.
iatu tN thld person. show that her conduct did the
graNrst injury 10 her husband.
The court therefore runounccs against her petition for
separation Vl body and goods AMI condemns her " pay