, 1877-04-29
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FEDERAL AFFAIRS.

quiet reigned about the Government Building
eent indrtn.an,. nd th Nv a'use asiests On tne re-
,,ort,,saa ,sa.a.'s aae tne ou's e'sn. ot my I'M
po'eaace "natesef was inc return Of Judge Bangs
BY Mr. sobcrts son law Of B. F. Allen resfd.
ing here, who wanted tn 1-nn,y what ,hc Ir;,ra ~
tensd - dn T., raIa-sn es" "a.s LUG '9uss 1n-
celved from Judge c. c. Cole, Of Iowa, Aliens
attoney. This letter. 1t was learned suites that
Allen has heard Of the recent indctments returnea
-: - , .eta' Ae"
,a" npon' .nat Ahen very ons,ly engaged with his
Iowa matters at present and cannot leave Dcs
Cole ventnree N tb,nL ~ ~ ~o,ra.. hese
~ ;ssna ,-oc.se ~ a11o,.s ,,.ss+ o.o
M Be- here an erP
at thst ,ay ~ wiIn Jadse Cp!e anu w
a. .aat tlIae nie s9oa ana snicient bond Tor his
pe tSsf y Ps 'eiscT u o oy say9 y in
nanSa ~ wl1ter nopes he VIII say eo ana bonds
~ a;sa ~ u'Ge ~ e @ n eatss & n Junge bangs d!d
~ - 5.1 - -, @ ~ - - nusne sePly, oat request
raraa.;nn " ,rtt n Tn. tno.t.ng. u eoa-
matter har;n@ onc ah5nad as III s,c % sas
annner ~ 1a4s- na % as s;a ~ snca matters ~"
!sn was here b had ei:en his word oi honor
aha, snas rn.nsta ne would come back and give bail
Ailens word Is rood and rees ns;1,r oseTfs an n;s
tror1ant ~ he sant AZ. M @ eoeselosg cause no
iacued It conId not e Srnrne hcfnra sha t;re
when Allen viii be be- here % Of hls own % accord. M The The
Ta1fs0. -hn%;A :r T.
thoronpb be,ief ;1 a1len's .rnra and epid s
th,1 1e si,en 1art c ana sat6 1afther
tna tin s4 eh m ,s VIII Inc cypress
ueiy u hia ,' n iowa i1e gooo security he1e 50 firm
t, t ~ ~ aHem Ha ttlt ILL., tne sugsession ot tne
repo5aes, 1 70 ane enee. I'm tnas equally as prominent
e fed to aka haa
Ths probability + III that jpdss G9ss suggestion VIII
~ asGepLe1. anu taat Alien VIII come alon? about
Inc e, s.h OF nay IN company win tnat gentleman.
anu n entss nso oonas 1oe MS appearance when the
eonft snail want MIN:
WHISKY.
In reference to the recent letter Of instructions
sent out to the District Attorneys urging the speedy
prosecution of the civil cases against the crooked
dlstilless and their bondsmen, Judge Bangs says
that he Is as anxions q anybody to get them
on his docket. thnt he has already commenced
suits against the disttlleEs who arc delinquent on
called, which will be, the 18th Of May. be shall
press them 10 tflal and get them disposed OF as
soon rs possible. N regard to the civil tuits
against the first batch, he wrote the Department
5estefuay. gs1ns me e4act e1atas OF tnose cases.
THERE WAS YET ANOTHER FONT
on which the reporter sought information This
was no less man IN relation 70 inc apparently
queer a'smissa1 Q. Iae case 81 Jonn dfaham, tne
man Nno 4ad IN MS possesslon t"enty eonhtclte't
TyrrelI insisted and etill insists there IS good
case !he Jnd9e ffahk!y explained that. from what
Iy1rcll had. tod him about the case. be
o1u NOT neIeve tnere was enough IN II 70 nold tne
oan Inc mere Iact vi GEan1m nAslns tne
uoiey WAS; 70 oe sure, agalnst niln1 out II was
quite possible that somcoody beaFins hin grudge
haa tFappea nm py pnt1lng III np 10y on nm; pc
h E.ss; sass ] .nG ynnsG 1si1en ainlhcn % tnat ela
Fan nad e. oorn1 lap Gaafaetef & dnd
{nss teaaSo 70 Iake away tae suspicion o. gni!t.
a sI.su at ~ .ns pomI on ang case
S1 lssleis, anu yer, o. Preean'6nasy @ measure ao
stsso "lasn atstss anoGr tae luea toat 11t
[neE @ oeye;opmen.s ,,,s m'sn., pefnaps; S;a ne
alaoe "u!En Mou14 put u QiuescHt