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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-02-21
WHOLE NO. |

3Ilu the gentleman exc0edfnplv
TcefcenA on the most interesting
points. In reply to a question as to
now the affair commenced he replied:
II heard from friends of mine in the
mouse that they had been approach
ed" VIZ os'o''
Rep.-:'Did you believe the re-
ports !"
Mr.. B.--I disliked to, but could not
doubt such gentlemen.
Rep.-ssHow did you become identi-
fed with the matter2''
MI. BIZ decided to testit myself.
and had my name suggested as proba-
bly, approachable."
Rep.--''Do you not think thev sus-
pected your motive. as you was known
to be SO strongly in favor of the bill ~
Mr. B.-"No. / was told that I
could get money for my vote if T
tried
Rep.-''Then you made no direct
offer to them?"
Mr.. B.-"No. It was all arranged
through third party"
Rep.-"Was that party member of
the house?' =
hod - 49,. .,,;a:.' s' an honeSe man, VINO
Rep.-'Will you give his name ="
Mr.. B.-s'I prefer not to- IA
Rep.-''Would you object to stating
the modus 0perandi of the bribery q"
Mr.. B.-"Arrangements were made
for me to meet a certain party Satur-
day morning at certain hotel. had
Kent the u, anno;mtmaat uSS int ,aat'et, ana nence
nass With mo ppS, ,nat ~, '''A.nS W.
and after snmo som t,,L 1noe .ie gensiemeH, .sl
which I nron,;sod " :" "vopsoe % ~oo' loI
tain amepdman+ ;, 'o'0 ioi cel-
Ran~..M;Ii w.,
of thc v,st..a.. ~ ~. ~ - .ns sae nsssle
If tha Hc... 4 J; - " = S''a n = y 81
NJ R.-ssr e..,@ -, -
will come o.It q f'ss s.,ss.ts .s.1 .s " ~ !!
ars.WsH -. ~ .s.s.s.s.s..s -
W. n - fnrsm.as = 1t fi. ss..1 3 ss;I's
emf solhS6ls u -: - r -
the billfs q !, - = y y Olls
Mr.. B.--s.I cannot tell Won that "
Rep.-ssMr. Brandt. 4 certain nartv
is charged with being the man who
paid you the money. II he should
prove to be the right one mnch dis.
tress will be caused, and even now his
family is snfferinv IN acconnt @ scf tha !. !.
insin1ations thrown NJ ont aYtoVS VIII IL ynn sns
answer yes or no whether II was
Mr.-!" ''
Mr.. B.-"I cannot: the committees
of investigation have reouested me
not to state any of the material
facts"
Rep.--"I only suggested it as I
thought it might be we'll to deny that
Mr.-was the man in order to re-
lieve his family. Do you feel secnra
in your position. and do Won know the
consequences that NAV ensne q. ~
Mr.. B.-"I am sure 1 can prove NV
point. | fully understond tho cors.. s
quences, but felt that I must make
anre Of 0ettinO tho morov q 80, hc..s
in order to prove the briberv ~
Rep.-"You made a nrettv stror.
statement to the Hnnse this mnrr'
ma s.''o '' =
Mr.. B.-"Yes. I was .xc,ted thar.
but made conntar - !. tarre,.t; a. .' AZ
AFTERNOON. ana the Homsa racei ,s vad =. Iia g
l felt that / must get that fSo into
the hands Of the sneaker as snon -
possible. and I acted with much
haste.'' -" -''
Rep.-"Did anvof the other friend.
Of the Merrill hill nor ,rhat vo,,
were doinrf, ' 'o'-
Mr. B.-"Nohodv knew - e~cac+
Mr.. Geib and mveelF. re;tnar 1Sar-;k
Bowles. nor :,nv of them" -
ReD.-.Are Won nrenarad r. .tocd
&ho no,,enruo,sco~ - -. 80 -
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-02-21
Here is one of the grave problems
of the financial situation:

Some tim, since an experienced
and successful western bank presi.
dent. the son and grandson of bank
presidents, remarked to us that the
people at large would not fully realize
the scarcity of currency, and the con-
seQnent impossibility of large cash
exchanges and liquidations. until the
general failure Of the saving banks
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-01
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SAVING WINE TILL IT
RIPENS.

There Is curious story about some native
vines which are extensively advertised nova
Gays. and have only recently been put upon
the market DR.. Undcrhil1 the well-known
Erape-grower Of Croton Point died in 1871.
Some of his heirs entertained temperance
views of such extreme kind, that they were
unwilling to allow the stock Of wines then on
nd hand to be sold or any more to be made.
Ihe grapes have sometimes been sent to
market, and sometimes left to decay upon
the vines. 1t IS only now that the other heirs
have succeeded In arranging for n settlement
OF the estate and the sale of the wines on
hand. Among these is wine of tho vintage
OF 1864, described as "Swcct Union Port,'
but suggesting the Imperial Tokay more
than any other European wine, and being
wholly unlike any other wine of American
growth. Its purity, age and mcllowncss are
remarkable. and both physicians and wine.
tanciers have special interest in it as the
Oldest native wine now accessible in any con-
siderable quantity. The whole stock is In the
hands OF the well-known wholesale grocery
house of the Thurbcrs.--N. Y. 5,i9nne,
NoO. Io, 1871,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-01

ply in advance: '"''''
She copy, one year, - $500
Ohe copy, six months, SI.GC.
One @ copy, three months, : Sl.OO.
ave copies, one year, ut $2.75,
= Zen copies, one year, Mt $500
twenty copies, one yenr. at $3.50.
.ox 20 every person making up Il club of
sent free for one year, The. names consti.
post-office. - :e "Hthe
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-01
BOOTS AND SHOES,

NOW arriving,a largo and VOL selected
- stock Of Boots and Shoes, direct
from tho Manufacturers. which I can
warrant, warrant, and ! Will not be undersold'
ehas. I,vo mea call before you make your pur-
sept II RI. MocARrEv
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-01

THARLES ELIAS, formerly of Camden,
~ has moved to Columbia, AMI oponod
large stock, Of Dry Goods and Notions,
Boots, Shoes, Trunks and Naliscs. Salts
faction guaranteed.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-01
JOB WORK.
Columbia Business Cards.

II ks, Portraits, Photographs Store
- oscopcs, &c. All Old pictures
copied. Art Gallery Building, 1917 Main
Ntrect, Columbia, ). g. Visitors are
cordially invited to call and examine.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-09

mine. Nenneiftts Sic Ter lite lnn9i
cet penicr 8sifrrnisbcosrs Saw
Der. lom SUB pil Sirrlisbeo 0,
tSrclie, 90 hpor Menutitet tau I'll
aiue, Der bar Sub alt ilIaipst. Sai
tos bort Den Spueitl. lom laa GRE
mig. ce San lasoe i'm Saanh paf
Acnae Waub. for at ban funos lott
bans Spno fra bam % lnoe ban
saa bort i 5reo. Nmsnl1
ga ban bapos iaBt bette. toa bar
8unbjer usn Saanoen: 90 Iad
BAR hi opsiort ell Sing til; oct or,
al Den Strio. JON bar p0rel mslsm
pore SSllsr, oeu lfal MI pGre snot.
2usitao % @loppcn ifil bersItsr lf's
uGre to 8aaroe, men en-" Son
fnnbs life iise no9st. ea Yrelfsn
penets iia til BAN. men ban lnuoos
lint pun Sopeest % ian bort paa
@uubier lissiom I'll BetrGitelie, %
oct funce ices paa bam. at ban nn
bapos 0rse mso fig islu. Oa itss
psrr Nnbsrs ben til BAN /; ban lag.
Dc Sannosn paa bans 9opeb % be.
spnote at lUie S%aosroor. thi Oct
laos, at oct MI bar | Den ilbite
Stunb. &onsn % 8unbier fob
ueo Chen al % 9rGh. % fanlfe
grab Be baaoe mere % beore MI.
iom alt bopbe penot fig anberleoss
emo be irnfle. Wens YrUitsu taltc.
~ilutnepe Son libt siier liot. % ban
orus Oct iiofte Nauoeoras nstop Tom
3srr Nnbers bapb. naao til "5or.
Lab os Dor Club, iaaiom ri iorla.
Der port Sfplbnerel"
0eite bIeu iibsn mssst omtalt. %
Nile fanbt, at pafrsre Seo funos
life Son iaat, ON ban bapbe lepst
bare for bet 8oos belle 1T 9ip.
Oct. lom ltal tilUsses. sr lite
messt. 8bronb % 8unbler btcp
gilt Maret eiter % iao paa 8lop.
pen iaaI@nse Yrsiten Icucbe; fiosn
ilpttehe be til Susitab, % Sbronp
uar altio anist Tom en- mrstie
Manb, brhsrlis | al lin Serb oe
soot lit al Mue. Qgttens Wagt
polot its IWnse. men lililat blsu 81.
enoommen itpffet formeset no bIanot
Nrpiuserne. % M er Der life len.
GER noaet, iom minoer ON be 8iber.
oa Sn~sitaoGtten % @lOppenGttsn
raaoeee paa Zen. uocn bet ifulbs
uGre. at noale al Benoerne enouu
omtalsr til lin SUosr, at be tam
mer fra Serr Nuoers.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-09

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0enleu, mso bpsm ban lpaeisreoe
baosce, ieilsoe. hlfsbe os bstraaieol
Solnensanssn ira &lippsn
Otter ct Yar Waansosrs 6crleb
melete ban, at ban inart Tom bjem,
men ferit i Mnlsonins al en- aorn.
banosI uiloe opbOlos iis ct Yar Gage
/ Samburs.
San fom oa osiaa Ianst raifsrs
lilbase. % napnlis bar bans Su.
mer lanat beore.
"Men trnf blot" iasoe ban ON
aiteuen. "bet oar nGrusb. at leg life
par fommet iaa burtis tllbase."
"Sporfor life ipursis ri / Wun.
oen paa %bpsranprs.
Seq bapbs ct mesct ubsbassIist
Gpentpr =. BET oil oa essntlis iise,
at leg bar mssst n0r peb at baps
Get -. men taffet bore min pre-.
ueoe &en, Softor Siirssniun, lda
Hap lee mso Stt1tfsn."
"Rin Sub par On / 2ipsiare ?"
ipursis Wobtr.
'NsI, men min 6ribso par / 5are,
man plloe arrsiicrs mig"
"8etiaroise SUBJ
"Beroliss Sis Sobanne. lea bar
10 hpsritn ~iilaalst sl,r iIaaet libel
4ele Sasen bsrosos paa en- Sorusr.
ling. Sisualsmsntst paa ell 8irbmanc,
ION YoIitist par paa Sast sitsr, 10.
mes at bare pastel paa mig, % en-
tleniiipris Speassliesbeilsut paa
Sampltlbst sioros mig ben Spas
at Iabs mig arrsitsrs. pa ri tom til
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-09
Gn aOuseiten.

HeiIsnbe. iom tommer oiennem
Bangs Yraitesislo | IaIeers bIiper
liae psb Yeifanten I N9rbsben at
"Sotsasf" &re mune moon cpmGrf.
lomms paa Ell inesst tor Stcn, oGi.
tst mso SnbRriit,r % Biueosr. Oct
er Den samIs StoIelGrsr Ole 0sn.
bauas "&on9eitsn". Ole Denbaue
er en- piosn bsfienot Yeriouligbeo (;
tent ban sr panicr % bpit opps i
De iptti. or ban bog meset Iiulis %
inufiom. % man mGrtsr mart. of
man bar for fi9 en- este 8ppe AZ en-
SfolslGrsr fra "oen gamle Sfole".
BET er bans @lebe, naar no9en
itanler for at ftnhere Snoifriiterne
pda hans Stsn, ban iommsr ba
itror no fra fin lisspsb b,lisssnhe
8oll9 % ben samls Ropaiiit be.
spnoer at sienntmsaa Weiftn ! fro.
uolosiit Sroen, ioet ban felssr 81.
uierne mso I'm Stof:
aarl l3ee, Dor ivrlie llnionsfcn3f. 1914.
9llSiwrN: Selttts tirlti min bSsita lag.
'Sppense air acns aarl Sedan
bar Rcrses 4rcne trclie.
N tpastps Gle Often Bang.
rla Ipnblu9 aiae lin Yplis.
1898.
SalaiprW: Scitets alarlisbsp min BE-
lennins.
arna Ssfar. en- Prpe ipr aaritrnes s9t.
ban i;prer pert SInp nab Sanebee "a yet.
1854.
1871. Nu iemtenes aarl ppr aenss sr.
8esi,rer / xrso. CT 6clist liar.
han tposr: nico ecp man Vane Tai toJss.
1872. acna Ssiar ZEN antm cee Gro.
psnsns Ceo
arreee Rprsc. icm @runelpsn tse.
SalSiprcs Sroperiolttnes Sa'.
3lllnt psssr ban paa lit east
Blllcoe, lom ban bslfeosnt bar ipo.
bus9et | en- aiIbes Rant al Sttnen
og ioripnst mso ielgtnoe Orb:
"@it Winoe lab ubinrrtt iiaa.
sip 2crss frsm I 6Sesr sai
I'll 9trbsn biir al Nleer 9raa.
Sk Csnbdns.
1872.
Voeitapsrns CT ale ismmslig bpbt
inobu9ue. "a CONNER beie. %
Tor S~pcslisbsoms Sipln bsmaleoe
nsb ale unjcncns Sarus. 8lusoer.
e. llnofn9en Narl Den 1896. ION.
mansler, er 6oiosrnhu / 8irtiort.
iorma', inbialie / bpbe Nistu, be.
o9ffet meo lptt 8las % ieiiet meo
Stentit. Oct bar ianoslis uerei
msBeu Wele for Den Samls SIbins
mso en- bnarli9 Meiil at ucfere
ostie Mrbsibs. DNu bar iss lite
Plars til fire 8onssr paa Stsnsn
min. iapos bln. "msn. naar Sub
uil bspare Dor nuperenos &onss. iaa
oplsust ia. samle Stu!ter. pet bel.
Ter life Here"
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-09
Gliiinm.

RAN Oh li9e mig. &nrt, buao
Gliium er? ipurste Dot SusIersr
min rlnfie Brooer.
0a 8urt lite itrar iparsoe, iasbc
8aIf : Seq ueo BET. iss psc Bet,
maa ies"?
"Spap sr ba GIiiium, 8aIi p
"Set sr Meusbatfen."
"2pao msner On?
$50 -, Ysirmeus."
w Seq MATTE ls. Seq, Der sr en-
fcnfrmsrst Yiss. uioite 10. buab
glihum par.
"Sporlebes sr gu faIbst paa ben
Sanfs. Srsns ?" ipursts 9erersn.
"5Orci Ssitsr gIiis altic Tiger, at
GUN rnlisne at here Yrinpisslsn %
Weleu beness Borg. MIliaa mau
Mplsn pore gliium."
"8rapo, min Srsn9," iaabs 9rrs.
rem, % 10. % ba ban forialte 81.
itorisn ON Mionaasn til mine 5or.
eIcre. 10 ri Ollie. % ira ben Dag
b!sp Mclsn % Scien Den fob paa
talbet GlIiium. % min Gisncomsrst
eerpso paa en- Maahe anerij mot.
Senne Wcle Iis9sr i Marifsn.
Der sr flao iom ct Stuseulu, %
bpor irsen Batter hiunrs llpiisten.
@aarosrns liass 8sslen mioii ocres
Watfer. men min 8aosrs 8aarb
Nserlum, sioros Ell ll~nntussIie =,
vi bapce nGitsn en- 8isrpinapsi til
DOR 8tUyois MOB @st, bpor MeI
len itoo paa en- lille Safts, % ban.
usoe ct malsrilt Yunft / Oct fldbs
oanpNab. o. bar MaaIst for pore
casIiae Streiftours.
Ssuns bar ct Siriespuntt incl.
min Saber % bans Nabo %
Steobrober. Nmtmauo Sersnitn.
mso bpsm ban ferte en- subnu uaf.
siori Yrocss ON Wplcn, Der itob
ubrust % forfalcsn. mso line TIRE,
Singer, Ct Sftr for Be pOlb.
lommc. psiiiies Storms.
MrIlsbatien bapbs oprinesIie pe.
rel en- &Gmpcbei, Der M par bspcIei
mso et bleot @rGstGppc. % paa bpis
Sios, / 29 for Isltsnplnosn, !
uosls Splosbuite os Slaasntlcrn
oanushe ct lille 8nlfabs, Der i Blom.
li~rlngsiloen .oa fig lmntt no, oe
apor lss baube en- SnolinssbGnt.
iom lcs ieste ben til mso en- Sps
nit $aanoarbsios. naar lea
'unes rips mig les ira min odsllsc
pusslsrnlna, os uaar @sirst tlloo
>et.
Gn Gitamlooas bar lse 9aaei
for al ice SOIsn saa nsb
Sauet; ct Spn. iOm les aIorie
'unos blius trGt al. o9 iom lss Den
Dilos npos, eiterat o9rs blspsn
lIlelt ira at flare Snitlsbenner til
Rsoioltnius. SEQ fnitsNs 6orfleeet
ia mig. p0asoe mine S9leer lsis.
"a. os lpran9 ouer SaUsslerpt t
nsb min Slraabat paa Nrmsn. oa
It 8oman. ION lcs iOripnIls Iissira
ROrgsndunoen baupe 9lemt, i min
Win Meue tOs Ns sanfis bsiIie
% | Niieureosn. le9 iulets SOlsns
Recsaus o. iao lauas
1eo Ciusue ieitsos paa be ~slsosnbe
siper, inbsn ies p,ubt. mig ON
q loo nit Blif fable ntb pao Bu.
'atl,t pso ben anesn Siot.
Spoo bar oop BET? VI tort Yunft,
I'M III, bepsssbe fig. Seq snto
Der bare bIanosot al Col.
net. oa ioa en- frtmm,b Wane Iis,
, bsnhratt unber Bul,ene. San
Iniss at iOus, WOn ban bible Ill.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-09
ger anosrs.
q lutaina ina I. o.

hD - u 'f
Scr gnesrs puHsbe ban Tempe.
Iiet fra ie % ios laa mso bet lam
me 8ibslca op fra 8orbtt. ban toe
peb: 'Nu tos,r ies ocnnc b,ulsc
BOG, Tom iea np!is bar lat or
Subs Orb af" iasoe ban, "oa ica
bolber ben op for mia lom Scgn
paa. of ics / Subs Napn freezer
Grse. Set iemmer ia life for mig
at bpoe llireo eler taae imoo bea.
ON iea fan iippt. Wen en- Sing
flyer ies Der. iaa Ollie bercr bet
Haar iss life Sreb mso SUBS bel
Iise Orb / min Saaub, iaa lfaI BET
lnart mGttes, at Susliabbomosns
Saaub life. sr ben iamme lom YrG.
items. % M parsr ica big. Son. Of
bu Fan pios. bpae pu bar at penis."
Son ipareos life. mtn iloa meb
Rnpturpsn | 8osen. iaa ben imale
i @uluet. oa reg Iias paa Yrsifen.
ga rsiisbs benne iis op, grsb Son
m,b beeas Suuotr / Srpisn. iciteNs
bam op % ilGnsic ban bort oper
@uIpet. 6alost uar tun9t, % Son
bIsp Iisssnps en- Stunb, for ban Mt
iamlet iia.
Oct par esbt Sag uisnts W0n.
benz, iom too omtrius ; msn Ssrr
Nnoers talte: 3 lpnss Oct par
sopt Sag ia, tnnlfe par bet
laa. men M fan 3 liasiaa 9oot pibs
BET, at ies bar soot of atpe paa. %
flells @runo, ON ies tos sne baar'
bsre | ben Mano. for Der Ter 8
Susitansutteu. 3brono Gritsion gus
itao. ut Son rrebts min sSaosr,
bet bar ies aIeris slsmf. men 2Gp.
men CT Subs % life min, bans Sic.
nsrs. Seq fcm bib Tor Of iaa ilobs
paa min Mstesanrb, o. fanits pnr
Bet manst anoet. iom eros mig bio.
uesn at les pioits al oct; fanlte bar
&orberre osiaa lasst Bet fig. at les
itulos Icpe min 3ib Der for at is
min 6absrs 9eb ictiet. Men buao
iOm sr. iaa Tiger ies suouu en- Sang,
Of Serrens Spero er oper Den Snos,
iom ftaar bans Orb imob, % en-.
gang iInar bet BAN. ON bet iaa bli.
Der tiblist eller TENT"
San tos @lbsIen op ira 9uIOet,
lasbe ben paa Bcrpet, % git iaa
no al Brpuupsbulet. Weoens ban
iaIte, bapbs Son ferit rsiit Is balpi
op % iab % nibiiirrebe paa ban
Ta Serr Nneers bar | 0cren, iaa
Be Nnbre. at Son bar fommen pau
Bsnene % at bon bapoe praset 8ni.
pen; men ba ban pilee siter Yre
fen lases be fs ON ham Woals
sreb BAN basfra, % Gu nj taset
&nipsn fra bam. 90 Son mGrfebs,
at be baphe Iast fig ON at prrss
Yr0itsn blep ban rent bib; ban
If iliot iis fri. % M Heu Der ct
Slaasmaal inbe / Siuen, iom BET
life bapbe prrst ipurst Maaen I'll
Der paa Gen iaa Ianst SoIt funbs
minccs tiIbase. Son sau iunse Slas,
men tuns. par osiaa be. ban III
ieien, % Der par oltior mango ON
bam, iaa bet fnnbe life END, paa
mere END en- Maane. ga be fierts
Son fra 8aaroen. bar ban mere
bcb enb Ieuenos, Mriet bapbe ban
miitet % ilbe bar ban iilrsot.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-09

Set bite fig, at Son par bIepst
barre mebfaren. emo Nosen ierit
tenfts; ban tom heller lite op al
Ssnesn eftsr bette. fnnbs life iaa
mango Orb iast. os naar BON laBoe
benz. ioa blrp Be mere buffet emo
talt; men p9tft bar BET. at ban
i,pnIis boitsrs op Blob % tos af /
8refter for tuer Sas. &oum %
Oatisrsn iao ousr BAN fiitspis
baaoe Sns % 9ut. % ftcIte meo
BAN iaa soot be iunbe. Oct baubs
p9ret iaa bioiil. of gpsoens Sulf
pleiebe at ieee Hanb bus Yrehen,
naar Der Tom nosen Spsbom paa.
for Ssrr 4nnsrs par blsus, Del op.
l1rt ! mango Siags Slus unber
ben 9ib. ban git / YrGfisIrre
benne Sang tmbe bog Snaen ienne
Dub siisr BAN. "
Sc 10 fe,Its TPsu tapt, Son
paret itiils % laa mcit % neircs,
men Nattsn ill bet treble 9cenct
tom Der onos Sremms, ION lite
pilos Hippo BAN. San laa o. taIts
/ Srlisu. men itunbum for ban pp
iaa uilbt omttine iis sllsr freq, Oe
Be berts, at bet melt par Grif oa
Yraiten, ION bon brrmts ON. Nnar
ban en- Sang im,uem falie nesn
@ilbRab. llsos ban bare; '@a.
Snb biaIpe % treiie mig" 'aa.
Sub naace % bi0Ipe mig" % %
par BET. iom ben itrriis 8rbid Lao
oper bam.
ON Morssncn h,i treble gfsnsi
par ban rent f%Ornnbrst, ina 8outn,
iom fab % pnostbe opsr BAN. Jpn.
ist bun melt life 'isnbis bam ieisn
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-07
CASSINA-COLLINS.
and the Unfortunate Victim OF his
Lust-Emnla Collins Nowhere
to be Found.

New York Herald, Saturday: The mystery
surrounding the late disappearance of Emma
Collins, the heroine of the Cassina-C Collins
scandal, does not seem likely soon to be I'M
raveled. 1t will be remembered that on
Tuesday last various atfidavits were read be-
fore Judge Van Hoesen In a suit brought by
Emma father against General Cassina, tend
ing to show that the girl was either in his
custody or that her whereabouts was well
known to him. A motion made by Mr.. Cas-
sina to open default against him and allow
ing HIM to lnterpose an answer was granted,
however, by Judge Van Hoesen, on condition
taat he should produce the girl on or be-
fore the second instant, or that he should
make affidavit that he does not know
the whereabouts of the girl, and that
on the thirtieth of July last she was not I'M
der his protection or control or under the pro-
lection or control of any other person at his
suggestion. In conformity with the condi-
tons thus imposed, General Cassina yester-
day fled an affidavit in which he says that
he cannot comply with the first of the alter
native conditions imposed, for the reason
''that he does not know the whereabouts of
said Emma Collins, and that if he did he
has no power or control over the girl or her
actions, and could not, therefore, give the
court any reasonable assurance, of her pro-
duction on or before August 2, 1873, or at
any other time that might be specified" In
regard 10 the second cOnQltl0n, General Gas
sina states that he 'does not know the
whereabouts of Emma, and that on the thir-
tieth of July last she was not under his pro-
lection or control or that of any other person
at his suggestion" Upon the affidavit thus
submitted, and the other papers, Judge Van
Hoesen at once granted an order opening the
default and permitting the defendant to give
his answer at any time prior to the sixth in
slant.
In the absence of the Spanish consul from
the city Herald correspondent in Saratoga
obtained from one of the secretaries OF the
Spanish legation, who is now there, an ac-
count of the so-called General Cassina, who
is we'll known to the legation. From this ac-
count it appears that he is not and never was a
general, but was an officer IN the commissary
department of the army in Cuba, where he
was stationed, at Santiago de Cuba, until
1876. His reputation for some time has been
that of jobber in army supplies, and in 1876
charges were preferred against him based on
discrepancies in his accounts in connection
with certain contracts. He was arrested, i'm
prisoned, and tried by court martial. Being
released on bail while the trial was In pro-
gress, he left the island during the summer
and came to the United States. The charges
against him were not substantiated for want
of direct proof, but he was cashiered for de-
serting his post and thus summarily dis
gFaced. The secretary who supplies these
details says that Cassina applied at the Span
ish consulate in New York few days ago for
his passport, and thinks that by this time he
has left the country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-07
A Startling Discovery.

Special 10 the ST Louis Globe-Democrat
PLYMOUTH, n. H, August 4.-Great ex-
element prevails here over startling dis
covery which points to the commission of a
terrible crime. Two young men on pleas
ure trip found a bottle containing letter
curiously phrased, and short distance away
discovered several articles of female apparel
spa,tered with blood. They consisted of
chemise, overskirt, stockings, a white en-
broidered sack, two towels, and some pieces
OF oilcloth A short distance from where the
clothing was found was small hut made of
brush and old sacks, which only increases the
mystery. All the things found were hand
some and expensive, which went to prove
that they belonged to a person or persons of
wealth and refinement. No action has been
taken by the authorities, because as yet moth
ing has turned up to put the officers on the
scent 1t is believed that another fearful
tragedy has taken place, and the affair will
be thoroughly investigated.