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PRICE TWO CENTS.
A BRAWLER'S DEADLY BLOW
THE Killing or 4 SrFFOLK STREET
BEER S.fLOON KEEPER
tntt Hung as Weapon In the Hands or =
Drunken Young FiRhtcr-ltis Determined
Ghort 10 Escape Arrest by Police OiBccra

Edward Harrington n ,,r,r,r ,,.i,h rIor,,.
H"""i" ii''' i-s WI" " ldIlncI Wilh henry
Peterson IN n small basement beer saloon at 135
Suffolk street dipd vestnr,nv nftornoon IL,
,,.u.. =, "a, ="
hcH'Nuc H"SpUUi' haNlhE poch STRUCK win
cart rung soon after the previous midnight by
Fdwori ou, tho lo,v eroc,,,rin,, hi,
'i..'u '
SKULL quo Is tWchty years oId, oi tcr-
man parcntagc. and his home is in the rear
~ 5t SuNu s,r,o, H. snn,.,. .,r,,,
" '".''N a"N'" ~ 'i"'iy MVihcu
III Bcnnctts Jcwelry manuiactory at III Broad
way, but of late had been idle and addicted to
dri,,L ,,t t.,l o.,,,,,.o,,. tI...,I . ....,...
VI ~" a"u """ 'o'"p"hS, ~ anu co'lp"hioh'
John Spars. raised disturbance before the
door of Peterson S Harrinptnn's placc md tho
f,,,,, ,,,., ,,,, ,,, ,,,,,,,',,, ,i,., =, -.
l'IHl'i N'hl oul anu Trlu'St'u tncn 10 Dc qulct-
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U.fSTEITL ENPINDIITRES.
here 100000 II Year Might Have Been
Saved In One Burrnu.

WASHtNGTON, June B. The SUN has re-
p'atody charged that nothing hut dcccntly good
n. luagnmoni WIS nrcdcd 10 reduce ethecNprn-rs
Of the Burcau of EnSraNinS and Printing our-
half or ouo-thirl A. the appropriation for
this bureau h. ot the nature of "a permanent APP
lrnItiuilOn. II Wa~ htNuuI th" reach of th' last
Hons. rluu-;i ita rriu tom Wa~ loI. utrdlN att
tnWI.l TIA" rrQu4~lflnn for the d " month
for tfi- bureau shows a REDUCTION from SNunnO
10 {3uuuO. winch has boon III ted under No
lu'r-Nu~ management without r'du 'ns tho
amount ut work Applying IN" Same rrlatly"
- "a ton 10 tine rNpruInurr- oi TINS bureau
iNr the hast fiscal year. AMI tIr total Useless
WU-iolul expenditure iuuf~ up sGnuuJO
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I. II Elias, proprietor of the dollar store,
having lo'u arrested by Police Captain Williams, wa,
atrn'd n the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
The char was that of Violating the law dgau>t lotte
rio II recently opened store al TWt nN nr. street
and BroHlMaF. IN VIM h. tor dollar mAN Ice bought a
uchct htAiiu- letter that drsigAi,s certain show
case Out of that case the ticket holder may select any
article that a contains few casos hold watches ana
other NaluAllv uunss, The prlsOncr gave Jail
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The Temperance Movement In Philadelphia.

pHuApLLpIlIA. Jun" 3 Francis Murphy adj
dressed aAuul 300 hpuor dealer, aui ucir tuuiIc, ti.
evening at the Tabernacle ON Broad su,t lhe hat
was hic to II, utmost capacity Ailrosses were n.lc
hy Nh Murph, ami Gcorie II Stuart A nunlnr oi
lNnplr s-iil the lol.r Ht thrf'ifl1.lDno of tlu meet
ns. i.o nr't to do 50 mlns hWof a,W,r Ilrir NelU
nirrn t,uutrHnoc meeting. hrli IN This NlN NNrlDr
dav uN,rhtnl person, have sisu, the pledge sl,c tnc
beginning ui NJ Murphy lHhurs here.
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LiEcr Juno 3.-lho King of the Bolsans held
r'eifon h.re tidaf He tod the l.latcs of tho
..rWfAuuf tli f', -.flafNnin Enfuic wa, crave aud
...uN.
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more when they have already ns much rs their
lathcrs and grandiathrrs cultivated. AZ murh
nS they really uccd to till2 That il 'hc way
they logk at IT. Few of them cnn rcad ana
write. They are very riOus Catholics.
some fourteen years ago. 10y one general i'm,
pulse. they fell from grace, They Nuartcll'd
among themselves. got drunk. went fishing on
sundays. -Wurc, and oven played II low on the
good priest withholding from him his little
rcruuisitrs and dues. Then The good priest
SAID To- them, God ls angry with YOU Tor your
sins. and Will punish YOU Until you repent OF
your wickcdncss. turn from The error ol Your
ndrSoitn. They laughed him to scorn, ana
moro WdrSoun. Down At kNlercI cIOnll"th" mar
souu -Warmud. but AT Isle aux Coudrrs not one
Wa taken ior ten years Then they went ron-
tritcly tu th" good priest and begged him 90 in
t"rcrdr for them. The iu1rSOUui cam" ha, X.
there has been no hack-liding since; Mnd as
regularly rs the season comes round Futhor
AlNc Hrlrticr is bNSOught to pray for good
catch. Zach Coup. when he was down there.
~tr urct a - PRAYER. amt caught i've iln' rpccl-
mrn- tho very next morning. The ON now IN
th. N'w YORK \luaium Wa AMONG ihr I'VE.
1t 10 huu-i"d hy the resid nts of thr lsio nuN
,uudr' thd' llir nI-l mass 'Enrui'u ID ennun
WAS -ald upon TINS s'l. ana they nave rul up u
lbs hiH. b wooden cross ON the southern side Oi
the island tu mUrk lhr spot
Nriy -trcp in0r oi the huil hriugs us to the fish
uf the elevated tihlc land Iurrc IL ana .Ncnss of
Numrn and children. Nobldy speaks amy other
language than queer frtnrh pdi"lS. excepting
orc very Ola man Hl 1rar~ ~ lgc hr s4y- he is
WHO processes kuowicdg' of English.
We erl iu ihr lv' "i iA' hlit rldins down on u
l.rk"ity little cart. without going over The edge
most ou tho itilc hor-". THEN a rafting drive
of about mile and hali over thc lowland. ana
iihll "a milo more out on the hca'h brings ~ to
the fishery and in sight ui soNcn iiuc. blk white
whales. stranded lu shallow po1ls. whore they
Nnunder and pun hoiticssiY.
These White whales are NHrv stupid and cow
ardly creatures. II is supposed thnt thDy come
az ai this sous nil oh iAmily crr"nls' n' unnurn
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SUMNER SUNDAY DIVERSION
THE TIRST RfSH TO FTND SHtDE IND
REST orr or IHE CRY.
All the Excursion Honts and Excursion Trnin-
In Motion Floods Of Lager nccr -Pic"ic-
and General JoIiity In the Pubiic Parks.

i'"'' UNI '"'-''''' ''''''''"' 80
in all directions were numerous. and profitable
to those who couduotnd them. Two special
w. ''
polHs ol CONGREGATION were 'ohey l-l'hu "lsc-
whore dos 'rihrdl and ROckuway. Five steam
honts rnn 10 R,eknvnv aud nil ,vorn crowded
,,, -
Ihe piers NJ lW'hy-lourth street. iark place.
and Grand street. East river and Jcwclls
pnrk in nronLlvn wnrn ihron,,eI ,orlv in the
'...'ti'. ..i ...,,,,'. 60, ,,,, ,,,,,, ,,a,
morning ny p''p' N"'lhE l"r uh' p'"'s ul"'
touched n, those places. For the ? o'clock trip
nf tho A,norieus There wns "A tremendous rush
,,, , -, sn
To S't ON board inc noa' H''lhcn pu u'N'u iuil
when il touched at the last landing In Brooklyn.
l,,, tlr ,,.r inn ,,r.,ps ,vnr, ,vnitiu,, A., ,,nt
~" ~, '.' ','''. -.
"'o'ru' ih're wiz p"7i,"s "n '''' s"'H u''iNS,
and women fought with parasos and cried
"Oh nyi' as rough men saue.zod and pushed
= T.. ~ ,..,,
against h'm' 10 inc "'SUu'V"n v' '"''s anu
dress skirts On the boat. rs usual. there was
a.r,t,llip,. for ,.h,icn sa,i- an tho front unrnr
- w. 80, . ,
dr'k 10 cN'h ti' nr'H'' anu 'N'H'u mon 3lruA-
gled with camp stools for the pride of place.
r,.r,i,t t, ....,,.,i b,, n,l .it.1 Tho lny.r
'' 'N' ivy ,'"' W
beer nar wa~ ironl'd 10y lhrEr anu ulr-V
Gathering and keguftcr kcg was rapidly opened
,,i .,,,.t,I ,t,h,u..h ,ho b.,, in ,b,..itv ,rns
',
ln'rn-r' th'r' was 'ool ur''l' IN th' NArroWS
and when near Sandy Hook the passengers
.t a .. .i. ..... o. IL, FOO, ,., ..,... ....,.
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Peace Between Es,r, and ,by..lnia.


CNlEo. luue 3.-'rhn King of Ahyssinia ac-
D,ffii fIs l.I.f. fl.I|I- q IN tHflnn r.-it ana
ha. 0D,n .i.ul.d l,tw,'u D.. ~ aui 40, ,,.nia.
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NoNrGoMcKY. Juur3 -rhndrought Is hocom-
iH- .tfiii. NorAn ll> f.ltu tDr scNNiAI weeks, and
,uln RnI cotton are suN'lius
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THE lisovr. Iuno b. Sophia Ir.lericka Ma
t.ia. Vuc.uoi % i.uD diced f.'iat. ascot 3n 4yais
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Joseph nonnhur and William Clinkcy agcd
~ ami - fcslrtUNtlN were dluWLtd. while bathiug,
near Corona, yesterday
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All except one Of the Long Branch So oons
closed Yesterday Since the Temperance uct was
elected the IoNn Committee has IelusVd Vgraut cases
Io sell Liquor until Junv 10,
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The Thermome.er In Nsw York Ye.teraay
Mcnlhcr unIce rreaIc.Inn.

A. Hulnul- at3 A. W. II 6. 20 .. 7S'; IL
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Cognacs bottled at JunNlr distilloros, finest
impV.tcd aIsQ IA wood. NletVr L. Mau-er-ldr'
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I.oNuoN June l.-Nnthouy Gardner has been
tt- -ut fl,s... 90 oi Llh,r
, 1877-06-13
CANADA.

The Break In tho r.actlne canai-rmpor-
tanco Of the Enthusiastically serian--Ths
Fishery Comsn1ssten.
xptefdt nspoteh 10 TIE 7ttkHas
NoH1REA1~ juno 11.-Thc break In The
Laehtnc Canal which occurred Saturday night
ls causing grea. delay and loss. There are nine
steamcrs 10 tho mud. among them the Royal
Mall line boats Corstcan, Corinthfan, arti Bohe-
m,an, and tho propelters Ocean and Caltfornta.
This canal At LachInc Is jamucd full OF barces
I great rnsh ~ soon as The canal opens again to
get through. Not the least serious is the stop
paEs OF mills and factories eIong the canat
tnnk, which are dependent on water from
throwing out OF employment Of about 2,0O
1ahortnI men. The Canal Superintendent sayA
the repairs vii! uoslttvcly he completed this
evening. Several ocean vessels are lying Idle
here, waiting for the grain ncet from Lachne.
passed through. here to-day, 107 Of whom 20 to
Western States.
The HIM. Sir. Vail, Minister Of Militia, to-day
T.sted Island park TO Inspect the u,ttary :to,cs
arms, and upwards oil 4,VU,0U0 cartridges. be-
sides an immense quantity Of blaakets, tents,
etc.
Special Dt+pnteA to 71r 7risYne.
HALIFAX. N. s., Juno l1-Thc PRESBYTERIAN
General Assembly meets here to-n,orrow. 4
large number Of delegates have already arrived.
The various matters 10 cnnic before the AsRcm-
bly, are very Important. The Macdonald casc,
and there arc many points 10 bc settled rs 10
the workings OF various acfemes OF the Church.
The Fisheries Eommfssjon, under the Treaty
Of Washington. assemblies Friday next. Several
rumored the deliberations will be conducted
With closed donra.
6ete.ai Dt,pascA to The Tribune.
8ARxtA. Unit, June E.-The steamer Asia. Of
, 1877-06-13

WAsM.saros, D. G., juno 1.-the Secretary
Of the Navy has issued circular calling tho
attention ol thu officers OF that branch Of the
public service 10 Bccs. $50 and 65, Revised
Statutes. In regard to public advertisements,
aal also the optnion OF the Attorney. .Gnneral.
fixing tho rate to bo paid for kncll adycfli.e.
menta at ~ cents per 1oilo Of 100 words for Tho
llrst insertion, aud 70 cents per tullo for cash
eteond Comptroller of the TEeasury, to tho
elect that, In tho adjMstmcnt Of thu nccounfA
OF dlahursing officers OF tho navy, tlis otleu will
rs1utru that a!! pa{Inonts for newspaper 1dvcr-
tlse,ncnts mass bo In conformity With that
splnioa. ---.-
uRto1tAM's ACCOUNTS.
The Attorney-QcHcrnl has called upon the ac-
eounttny officer OF the Treasury for q copy NJ
the accounts u Brigham Young, tho Mormon
aso,. when ne wss IN Indian Agent appointed
BY the Government. These accounts aEu called
for at tho requost of Mr. Howard, United States
Attorney for the Territory Ut Utah, who MILL
tiorney.Ucnc,al. Il ID intia,sted that ti,ey
Mtnish tmpostant testimony MTatnst Young.
and upon them prosecution will 10 based for
several Illegal aets committed By hlm uhtla
acting ~ Indian Agent.
THE INDIAN nuuEAu.
j. 4. oalplti,. tho Chief Clerk and Acting
Commissioner Of tho ludIan Bureau. at hta Dwfl
request, has been relieved fsoH, luty pending
!he Investigation Of tho charges preferred
BY J. 3. Wolf, and tho President las designated
Aloazo Bell, the Assistant Secretary Of tho In.
leE!or, to perform the duties Of Commissioner
q Indian Affairs I'd Interim. G. ". lloseon!b.
Chief Of tho Land Department Of tho Indian
BUREAU, tlas tcen temporarily assigned TO duty
= Chief Clerk Of tho bureau. Tic lnEest!ga'
Non began thts morning.
GARNET MEETING.
The Cablnet Council to-day lasted two hours
but beyond giving attention to certain appoint
tnents Of comparatively minor in,poEtaace, nc
business OF extraordinary Interest was be.
lore tho meeting Tie War aud Navy Depart
neuta were not represented at tho seasfou.
, 1877-06-13

SralsorlRLp, ILL.,. June la.-Thc Illinois Sta.a
Rgister to-day passed into the bands Of its
creditors, the principa! portion Of whom assumc
charge Of the paper, and have formed corpo-
ration under tho name Of the Stale Keqt.tts
Company, with Cor. Jonn u. Palmer Psesi.
dent, John Mayo Palmer Vice-Prestdent,
J. 81. Higgins Secretary, and E. L. Her'
rist Treasurer; capital, s13,0Vo+ MsJ Loula
6outler, tbs actual editor Of the paper for suu,c
years, rttres, and It il understood john slayu
Palmer, ioT the present, will have editorial ton.
troll, aud further changes arc In contemplation.
The paper will MIN to bc Independent, insteAl
Of ultra-Bonrhop, and will support Hayes
Southern poltcy.
, 1877-06-13
BRAlOWO00 MINERS.

1If1R0*l3F
LAeALLs, ILL.,. Juue IA. Hrashboul is
FAislng this ctv and soliciting aid for the BRAZIL
wood coal-mlne1s. Fully ouo-half Of the coal
h!ners af thts vicinity are idle, aud a. those
eho arc employed arc u work at low NaGcs
And on short tl1ue, tho prospect of cleaning
haSh aid here fos tho Btal1Maol sufferers Is
oot YssY encouraging.
, 1877-06-13
M0HTuhRY.

6pet5at DIfpdleA 70 ia 7T76Nn<
QALsaA. ILL.,, june le.-Tho Hon. II. II.
Gear, whose desth was announced IN Sundays
TRIBUNE, vas buried In this city to-day BY the
Aasouic fraternity, tho Knights Tcmplar taking
tbe lead in the cremoules. Delegations Of the
UFdsE from Dubuque. Bellevue, Warren, Ap-
oesequles. The respect pa4d tho Aead was
unisersat In this Vicinity, and tho funeral Tas
oan OF the largest ever bold In Galcua
, 1877-06-13

YAAKTos, u. r.. juno 14.-Gtn. Hammond,
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs Tor Dakota,
with tho balance Of the Commission appointed
to locate the sposted-Tail and Red Cloud A0cn-
eies, returned hero to-day, having completed
their mission. II Is understood that they hava
selected tAa ground st The old WhststQne Agen.
, 1877-06-13
yE4ETINEs
VEG .ETINE.
Necrosis, Scrofula, Dyspepsia,
General Debility,
Canker Humor, Liver Complaint,
rheumatism,
Consumption OF the Bowels.

cnAnLxsTows, Mass, March IS, 1900.
DsoT ST. fs Tns iso.'n2's sos ;'asmsnt ., # ny
Tt>E. | have been keeping i.oasd,ng. house hero
!ot many yess., .nd INV had the ni,lostnns 70
caro- 10 particular, l noticed ,he wonueifu effect
About ths year 1e47. young man. then 10 year.
hofne trou. aca. lie had in1ntcd bin LETT leg on
board tho ship aomu months before: and when tho
ns 20 fsebls thut hr seala aos 80 % to H hs so.o In
Lowell. llis leg was swollen ab0,e the knec moru
than twIcv Its nxtusp! size. sad he obliged lo
ever. The eject. OF ihIs hsd reduced him 10
s1ese skeleton. ills father Gang dawn, and en-;
hn who then occupisd ~ prominent % position 81 Ia
ihe Massachusetts tlcne.at Itospltal: Ne YHo.
nounced II 2 bad case ot Necrosis; .ad he must be
ias bona barred, 10 alDw tbs dt4chatgs of matter
these collectcd; Otherwise tbs leg u'ast be Atnpu.
Not thinking 4 advisable to pursue this eourss,
sas, il .as psst will % good edset, concluded 10
x Il ~esx. 81. ies xss f Gut ttis .xoss. aal Il. IL
general health 70 much improved That ho did not
s IT, r. e. s Io.. Il psssy ri saS % q ss
liz se.hatned In Lowell until The comtnencsmsut of
tho War; tacu joined thu arny. and WA pro.
The aoavs u bat Que caso put Of many whcre,l
have seen thls 1lood hstnedf uatd YIN. uapaEal-
;s!ss ssss sen y:stt fss xsaty
bso.lty. andl always appeared to give me ae~
W ons saq isds % %bo.rdes va. completely eurra from
Canket ilaa,of att-s .As haa suffered isf ysafs.
aud sscd almost esssythlng el.s Without tecs!yiny
ftom tiua 10 tuae.
ma,isn, With s1tsaosdlnasy soo! Si!cet. ''''o4
4 lady took 1t tor Consumption df tho No'selS.
, 1877-06-13
BUSINESS NOTICES,

DR.. Van Dyke. sulphur Sonp.-It REMOVES
Tan. Sunb1rn. Fseckles. Liver snots. from any
part Of the body: cures Ghapped Hands. Chsang,
teatds, burns. sores, Ulcers. Roughness Of tho
ektn Danaruf1: relieves itching, burning, and
eune1ng Of tho skin eel!cves TIC itching aad irrl.
tation Uf biting and ttIngin3 Of tnsecta. il c..
prcisl!y adapted to the SulserJ snd Hath room.
In battling children It has no superior, and Tou eau
take Sulphur Hath al pleasure. 80.
Ladies' who use It in their Toilet wnn!d never DO
without It, It IL free from oil offensive and dlsA.
grseablo odor. All dfnGgtsts sell II,
, 1877-06-13

Uolandss Aromatic Hitter Wine OF Iron In =
aud impaired digestion. Depot. u Clark strect.
, 1877-06-13
AN ENTlCtNG PROSPECT.

KANSAS CTR. No., June 12.-1rof. Ttcc, Of
St. Louis, predicts a tornado here before the
9Th instant. lilo IL In the city for tho purpose
OF witnessing I'll attendant phenomena.
, 1877-06-13

cy for ono of the bands, aud ttat at tile mouth
q The l}a! River for the othcr both being on tic
Missouri River
, 1877-06-13

Town Tnik-"Tle rioncer" ping tobacco.
Each Plug has wood tag. II II Ia now Tho favof.
tte, EVERYBODY likes 1t,
, 1877-06-13
VEGEIINE
TIE BEST SPRING MEDICINE,

II. r. ErESENs:
Ij<ar 81: This IL to certify that have used your
t.Hl0ua Preparation" In my family for several
ycar4, and think that, for ecsofula u Cankeloua
Eumoes. Or khcanaallc AlectloA9, II cannot b. ex.
It IL The best thin. bare eseE used. aud hasu
used almost everything. I can chesEfu!ly recon-
mcua 1t 10 any ono III ns.l Of such medicine.
iours respectfully,
Mus. A. A. D1NSMOisE, ~ Kasaell.st.
, 1877-06-13
DRESS GOODS.
1T PAYS 70 TRADE ON TEE VEST SIDE'
BARGAINS =:
Sprillgg D!gsSCOOdS. !y
CARSON,
PIRIE &C0.'S,
Madison and Pn0ria.sta
Madison and Peoria-sts.

i Tic fo''0,vinD are only. a fet6
among many special bargains that
are n0sO being offered:
400 pcs. desirable Spring Suit
fngs. good quality, at La ots.; an
extra bargain.
100 pcs. double-wfdth French
Caehmores, a choice assortment OF
Spring Shades, at So and 80 cts. per
yard ; some Of them worth $1.oo.
French A1l-woo1 Cashmeres, now
shades, "a cts.
Matolnsso All-woo1 Suitings, so
cts. I'D and upwards.
Finest French MatelosBes, extra
quality, 80 cts. O bargain.
French Matelassos, choice pat
torns, IS cts.
Opcs. .Casimir d. Paris and French
Ta1etas. all wool, so OTIS.
Tho now Seaside Grenadinos, FASH
ionab1o ehados, 65 cts.
Arabian Costume suitings, NIL
wool, 66 cts.
Ga Elmo Atwood F'rouch Co.'S
tune Cloths. regular value R1.75,
tor 81. 90 per yard.
Ga Fine French Suitings, very
choice, $1.25 worth A2.OO..
Elegant quality English Lustros,
81 l.2 cts.
Fine line Of All.wool Gray Twil1od
6uttings and French De Rogos ut
81 Ia cts.
A choice assortment Of Spring
Novelties in Damasse8, French
Stripes, Poplin Brooados. English
8orgos, etc., IN the new tints and
colors OF tho aoason, at as cts.
A very handsome limo Of Dross
Goods, consisting Of nll-woo1 Bogos,
all-wool Camol7a Hair, Baslset
Cloths, Drooaded Stripes and Da-
masses, Caspian Cloths, etc., ot 80
cts.
a large assortment Of new Gray
Spring Suitings at 12 Lao.
, 1877-06-13

II don't believe l.o las done. 80 because
thcro Is not the slightest danger Of hts cony1r-
not thG sss.t faon o. SonSs'
"whes do you think about Ainsdale souesl-
- III don't think It Is true: don't bel!eye
ta os1S ii. nnssnf ssas y Il a"& Wanted so" ''Rk n'
hut wants 10 TO assured immunity frat. and
clalms that 80 far = regards tho m!ssi1E ehecka
III don't believe hs has d0ue ctllicr."
"pretntning he does sQuca! and hs has de-
&troycd tbs checks aud stubAan
"lie could sti!l testify q =. to their contents
court or Jury, that would depend q grea. deal
upon thc Reliability OF the wltncss,''
'"Iilen you would say hc'a have to trust to
Yuu can see tt,at-anybo.1y would"
"Would it mol b. poor policy for lilnsdalo to
destroy either 'le 'atssln; letters or Ills ehscks
s @$S StHSs Be- .uro IT would, but don't believe he
,,, Wh.t : st1ess g &: would tho laying down Of
don't Sslsye 4 .eula h.ys ,py z Il: A. ,t' i9r
.'TLen YOU wouldn't advise him to squeal1"
~. ~wns = ,d ~ County Building did n'n'd'''
~ i dos't Know As hs h. paid money 70 any
body. That's houcst. Do youl''
"Don't you think that Ninsdale could tell
story about his eontr~e which would interest
the publter'
II don't know - hc could"
HThGn. you think he h2s clear ca4eah
*'ltLluk the indictment will be readily oyer-
come. And II to my client Walker, that u tho
| easlrst indictment Ia the world to break. None
| Of thenl will bold water,n
| This flushed tho conversation.
| PLAUSIBLE xxtLAhAT1oN.
, 1877-06-13

Thd Break In tho r.achlne canAt-fmpor-
tance Of the T,tsastef-rresb5tertau-
Fishery Comsn1ssten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06
p o S T S c RIP T.
3:I5 a. m.
SENATOR MORTON'S FUNERAL


oar ideas upon this subject have " late been sadlT con
fused. 20 many nspicuous men have shown surh u
want Of delicate and profound moral CONVICTION, Whic
some have been de',cteu u 't - i,'n'9 OF h.
Cm0lumcut, That shadow has fallen upon me Nn'c
class, aud men have asked Who can Poe ulstrdt las
mans honesty comes Ike sweet harmon! mo t,i' US
cords OF public greet aud un.ciupuou-hr>s. io' tAc
nations ske julcc u il, because We must arm 10 e
honest or must look for destruction. lWmortal'Y
is stronger than empires ana more u1h 11t
length from internal corruption. IN hls mode %. life
be was rudy PLAIN ANA simple. lie refused
to tie S5 llad be o GI 70 20 III count ro dress in
Washington CRY at one TIM. "o'oi'd servant OIL ms
tir re,i he wcui AID bought si Tor hnsel. Of similar
style. Wien the senator came oui 20 Dis car ia- ana
20 and cnaugc 40 Ouco-Ec would nave no Inverted STR
'Ii -'iIj1r morton was alive he would not dc.i,c
me 10 stand here and soy he was Christian
in the ordinary scuse O., tine tenn. If there was
anything me drrP'ed u was " man ""1 """' lr
DID,, relation ~ tAc Church ur- OF political prefer
n.At he 4I h2t n,nT I,'Ne .,s a''5 ~ yni
lie saw how thc religion Of tho h.'.t
fIi IN a supreme Power which r!.s the Cu.vcr,r. At
h table be- had silent blessing after the miuer o.
Friends, uu.Cr t.iIr one Was present WHOM DC t'"'u
call upon Co perform tnot duty orally.
a, death appIwcugd he VIE Sud: " Ohi.r, ac }oA
your saviour! 90 sire asked. WIN emphasis Hc '. .'
" uo;' and added: 'and my wife aud boys Iit iht
.a+ic1, inc sui.na EguI D, Ayi' iAt Irl'g
We Fud auc.A like HIM, MUS prepare toi tur
dist" @as-iIon no tuc funeral %. thr MAJ ~ france
stood before the assembly holding DO h' htLd S"it u
which contained .Ocb OF nair from Oh" head oi lh
silent monarch Slowly he raised ms hand, ara sio'u
Mououlc ana pale as statue uhul awe Au,AeJ ,n ,
people 40 tie IS, ur.s OF death Minute, passed. s't
thought be VA, stIu,a dumb before tLr august ihAl.
Jude a La, ice said ln t.n,. Wmcl thrilled men WILL
their deep solruuIty, " God alone is great Inc
death OF this ron o. power is a blow when
makes nation reel; but as We s,1-e,r
uacRwar! tr0u hr shock -t ~. Doe grateful that We may
lean AGAINST TINS pillar of TRUTH iom which springs ai
arch OF hope tIa spans al worlds Stll Inc IoId Hod
Cuu.p0t sut rcisucih.'
Al 900 O'Clock prayer oercdby The Rey. Professor
r. X Hoshour At 800 he anthem, "No Room FOR MirtE
or IriGmc Here" was rendered After a bencdlctiOn
by Professor Tuttlc, Of wabash College, the cas-
k,t was removed to- The hcarae, and the
funeral procession moved under command OF General
Lew wallace, the ODD Fellows having taken
charge OF tho colin 10y their pa-bcarers.
II was o'cloc, when tie odd Fellows ceremonies
were begun, which were necessarily shortcnd by Tie
atencss Of TIE hour The remains deposited in the
vault OF the chapel at Crown Hill Cemetery.