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, 1879-02-13

ot his ultimate recovery, and reported that
within tho twcnty.four hours following thAt
tbnc tho reverend gentleman would either cum-
nicncn t" got better or become worse. The
Bishops disease Is bronchial pneumonia, Which
Involves tile bronchial tubes nnl thr lungs.
Ihr courao VI tic disease Is well known tn tho
phYsicinne, nntf the treatment lai.l tiown by tho
ntIopathc school Is faithfully pursued according
to thc rnnssltion Of the natcut. Two expo
r!cnccd nurses Sisters of tcsc.) arc n constant
attendance ut the br.isido Of the Bsstlup, and
"yerything ID. done for him. that hlinan
skill Is capable OF: Iic has par,akcn
regularly of all the i,o,irishsncnt tint
the doctors have recommended for
him, Antl benrs his i!lnrss rs well as ono can hc
expected tn under s,et, circumstances. 4 fall
ure Ut tho aesinn OF the heart during the most
critical staGo ot the disease ts What Tue pllysl
cAns hare most to fc.lr, and IT, bv tlis evening,
That docs not occur. ile patient viii probably
begin 10 rccovcr. Dr. +. II. Davis makes ife-
Rurnt vfats to the bishop. "tHl IA carefully
wntchlnE the progress Of the disease with which
he Is Rb sorelr atctcd.
Two brothers OF Bishop Foley arc expected
from baltimore to-day, IN answer TO kilograms
that wcro sent them.
, 1879-02-13
CRIMINAL.

William McGecncy, vagrant, 800 and costa
yesterday, Justice Foo,c.
a number Of young men quarrclcd yesterday
at thu corner Of Twcntr-ninth and Dearborn
streets, anil In !llc melee ono J. G. llorner had
lis e!otlltl,E cut by razslr In tho hands OF oE.u
ol the party. lie caused the arrest, uppn war-
rAnts, Of Willlaa, Howe md John Buckley.
Albert Jones, a!as Dougan, took change Of
yunuu ycstorday from te Police Court to JUS
charge VI larceny und CARRYING burglars tools,
They irom whom the testimony wls expected
did not put tn an appearance.
Charles Peters, a notorious member OF The
Relnsch gang oi stop-liiters, WIS Ut the Chicago
Avenue Station last night charged with mali
clous mischief in Dreaklng windows aud gIuss-
ware III anderson d. Jo!lnson's saloon At No.
lD7 Chicago avenue, a!ltl with threats to kill thu
Junior member Vt tho llrn,.
Fred l<ass. tho bartender who cut Joecph
btdinEer across thu facu ut housewarmng
~ LaSallH street. Ito Is n!ho booked Tor rub
tcry, but the police say thrru Is nothing In tllu
case, and youcl'satpt no particulars.
Charles 3. Lovwtnsteln bought suit OF clothes
frotn Muyer Dros., No. u West Madison street,
u,Nl Euvu Ill pa.lnent u check for $:t5 liz told
The cluthicrs ut ihe tlsnc that he then tlal no
muney IN the bunk upon Whielrtlle clicck was
drAwn, nud iEiat l'e would have Soma thcse tic
following Tuesday. 1i.ere Wa no money Tues
day, al,u Meyer Hros. caused tho arrest tor ub.
mining goods Uudur falsc prctcnses. Justtca
ScuIly lluld that there had been no lafsu prc-
teuse. l!u had obtalne.i tho goods upon acrcut,
Tie prisoner Wis discharged.
That snfe'hlow!ng gang, whose antics hay0
been iuclltioncd 80 frequently tn Tile TRIBUNE,
Is still working tleIF racket successfully. Al
III, elsly hour Yesterday morning Tie sans ea-
house, At No.. lis South Wafer 'siss. ssrse.'
, 1879-02-13

ttcncc-ncn wcro aeon notified Of what Ind hap-
pcnetl, nltl a mob was collected Of the blG
Tralgn. to ATTEMPT a rescue. But the OILERS
cross %sts 10 to the illinois shore BY way Of c ferry
boat Hero they were not allowed any pcaeo::
The frirnus Of tic prisoners had secured VIII
OF habeas corpus, md the result was tic Wholo
party VA tasen beore 1adre G,' WhnTS wq }sr sr
appearance tho fnlfowlne (Tucs1ny) morning
ior examination. Shortly afterwards an attach
!ncnt WAS sworn ont a9alnst the 6atl, wlilcn eof'
slsted Of s7o9 inmoney u,,.l three goin wntci'es,
Dnvia. Buel.'s tnw.crs, seeing tic shape
things were taklne, advised hts clients to skip
out. carriage was brought up IN rcar ol NC
Court llouso for the purpose Of a!dtng hen 70
prevented them from making use Of It. Subso~
Qurhtly huaEy was driven up by Sam Frottbc,
the contldcnce.inen accepted an Invitation
to 60 ont for drink, nild, renei,inE tic buggy,
game, and followed closo aftcr The former
told the attempting runawuys not tu bulge or
lie would make i sore for them. They paid n9
attention to hts threat, but laaslcd the morse nni
ilrctl The horse SHE'D, tic occupants Of tho
buggy tlro1ucd to ono side to escape any aglng
bullets, wheel dropped into o rut, the Vellc'e
overturned, nnl the Two sktppcrs wcso tulnblea
\ "pop" IN his ha1sd. Close ard scolY md
Davis md Day were nrfestcd and taken to tho
City A1arshnlfs office. Whitesdea. the counsel
for Davis, turned up IN n few minutes, expIana-
itons were nude, Mnd tic quartet wcro con.
veyed to the Couri-Elouac. Tie prisoners were
rci,andctl to the custody Of those who had them
In charge. prut!,o and his tnoo, iindng them
suyes O,ttwittcd, put mp scheme 10 70 10 Alton,
Nnl get out a1nflier habcas corpus. DAY. rot
wind Of IL. nsli chcck1nated the panG BY taking
Tho Wabash mud Illinois Central train, lnstcnd Of
the Alton, for Chieago, rcac!tn1 here yesterday
inoEntng. Closc and Sccly arc now registered
1t the lIofmauu House,
, 1879-02-13

BcrtIn Paul. young runaway from The country,
WHO was fnund going 10 The bat1 In Cheyenne;
james ~. bartholomew, vaErnnt, On complaint
srea' q s %f a Eis 5s ~ s;aSs n
nVcnltc, who arc bnyinn spMe litigation over q
cnstlY wrLtinr-lcsk; antl John McAuley, aims
Welss, md Shea, who upon being arrested fnr
vaEFnncs: was fountf in pnstessfot OF sofno pn-
pcrs stolep by snfc-bnrghaTs aolnc twD wceks
ngo from tie coal office OF F,,A. Mengc Il Co.
Tho case Of Clnra Edwards, the fortuuctc1Icr
Of No. II West kinzc street, WHO wns arrested
because Charles Wilson sworc that sfc 9ad
failed TO- return to $500 cash ind sioo
worth Of personal pruprrsy with w!teh i
lie Ind lntrustcd her, can1e lip at Jusftcn VIII
sohfs Court yesterday. nnd the fsar'GaHcr was
held to the Criminal Court in bonds Of esAlo.
She clalms to have given tGrk to Wilson, al tle
monoy md property WhiSh le paeea IN nei
Tint sao is III no way Indebted to him. 'llr wit
ncsses told 70 lnauy Hes n,nung thctnsclves-the
ktntcmcnts Of the tro sides being Numerically
opposed 10 each oti'er.-tlat tho, Court cor.
the Hight DO finished In tic Criminal Court.
Justice summcr1cld: Henry Klblcr, thicvsng
yaerapt, s5U aue: Arthur Spencer, snatel,lng 4
ring from Chamhrrs' jcwciry store, Slo0 t}nc;
Joseph Yo,tng, charged once again with thc
sohhery Of Mira. A. Doonan, Of lG3 Fourteenth
charged. justice Morrison: Charles Juhnson.
wash-tuh thief, t3j l'no; Fred Duprez
and Frank Miller. burglMrs. $3.50
10 The 18th; John Harterove, allowing gam-
bling With cards III his saluun, tn tc 18TH teorge
llnnl,ors. found in possession Of pluE tobacco,
for which an owner Is wanted, $500 to the 10Th;
Julius BIeTnccr, etnbczzling 500 from 4. S1i-
verman, $1,000 to tho 10TH; Jcnnie Dentson,
sent to thc House Of The Guod Shepherd; !;
Michael John Fitzgerald, larceny Of b couple OF
valIscs Il, Inst November from Frank Durtt i.s,tl
Est!c Egan, guests at tho ST. James Hotel, $500
to tile 18th. a
George Greenwood was held 10 tho CRIMINAL
Court yesterday in bonds Of $500 by Justice
scully for obtaining money under false pre-.
tcnses. The evtdenre showed tint Greenwood
Ind obtained horar and buggy from ". A.
Russell, No. South Canal street; that he took
the rig to II. J. Barnard, Of M. al3 Centre avc.
nue., and, representing that be owned
1t, borrowed 81 from slr. Barnard
Tint he went to Samuel Roscn!eld,
No. 59Itf Centre nvcuuc, a,,i, calling
himself the General Freight Agent Of the Hrent
Eastern Railroad, borrowed nnothcr IS; thAt
upon the same representations he induced j. =.
SLau to lend him n banjo worth $40, and tl,nt
Shaw never saw thu banjo again. Tie Courl
held that the borrowing OF the instrument upon
false prctensrs nrd the fnllure to account for II
or the praceeds OF IT. saIo constituted larceny
for which the young lnan was sent orcr
, 1879-02-13
DEATFEk.

.-ee~-->t~~s~.--r
oTls-ln this city, Feb, ii. NJ fcon,,.>~~~>--.
hE:d years and linuath " "uu 'tasa 7. Qti
runeto az u T. m. from residence, Bae y.h,,,...
,tnOk-Lhe funeral scsYirrs 0! tic Eate NJ, nlaf
to-day. '@''ie'nF. u o'cest
o'p!.rES-As Ills late residence, IL, Film, ,,,..,
afs - Ts1fs Bren. natlss ef ssa1
=, Funeral on Ffiday 1t 10 a. IN. IN ,.,,...
Themes by cars to Calvary. Friends arc Inv1sd ehutt
Fars. FnEsH1eeTy r 1,s @ @..'tsRIy Of apop.rxy st.,,.,
| o'clock. 81" A"uF@aaf, fth. It, u
cIit?MrsoN-At tho residence OF l,tr dauph,., ,.
GnEthA9ct feHesson County. y. Il, Fiji r. H. ne
or hsr n1r Mrs, Ann H. jomnson - mah. ,S ~
Z IT, " ,rhoipsohs Of thc firm of Yayya fbnmqt+t.M
kLE1S5pf *carlct fnycr Joscpl, Henri. Inn n, H..
Fanerai 1!f fa4sdar Mis as F6 ysaa Y and ninth
oeacc. y A9.!9n.at. tu Graetlaa Gcts:rrx Ve MI.
, 1879-02-13

A meeting OF tile lullles who nro engaged In
the work OF organizing society for the purpose
OF furnishing sewing to.thoss In need OF such
work was held at tic fremont House yesterday
morning. Mrs. Elizabeth Doynton Hnrbcrt
chilled the meeting to order. Mrs. William Penn
Nixon stated the object OF the meeting, and e1-
platnr the working Of Blmilnr aocietics in .othcr
places. At the conclusion Of her explanations
II wns decided tp organize similar society hcro
lilo following officers were elected: President,
Mrs. William Penn Nixon; Vtce-prcstdcnts,
Mr.: J.. z Wara, Wssa T., slds MI Fs;rbsn'! !; J..
South Side; Secretary, Mrs. William Henry
Smith, I4oke Forest; Treasurer, Mrs. s. ".
Rawson. A COMMITTEE on Constitution was
ihen appointed consisting OF Mcstin1ncs Nixon,
Afcsdames o. ". Nixon u,ltl 1Iuse and Miss Hull
were appointed Committee M Rooms. The
meeting adjourned to meet at the fremont
House Tuesday, Feb. Is, At 1o:3D o'clock a. m.
cct ore Mrs. E. ". Blate!lord, Alrs. J. D. Ward,
Mira William Henry Smith, Mrs. Dow, Mrs.
William Penn Nixon. Mrs. Or. Locke, Mrs. ].
WIlkiuson, Atrs.Va Valkenburl,g, NV. Nixon,
Thomas BfrouGs h MFs :;. j. xrs nr0Sk; sEs K;nS w.
land.
THE woMAN's CHRISTIAN AssociAT1oN
met yesterday morning at the Home, No. 75l
Wabash nveni,r, Mrs. E. G. Clark in the chair.
Mrs. D. +. Graves, the Secretary, submitted q
casa @ lad bee,ii treated at tllo Dlspensary, and
tint $40 vista had been made.
Mrs. c. ii. BakIcy, the Treasurer, reported
the months Il. rcecpta at s44o' and tic e1pcnai~
The report from the Employment Bureau
showed that 1852 persons had been provided with
nsccs, sent to tho Home for the Frtcndlcss, and
| Missed nut VI towr.
Mrs. Drodto gays report III the benevolent
~ Eunr1Ovtnnnt HJtrNHtt'
, 1879-02-13
rwO CLEVER COMPLEMENTARY IN Tuh

.--- "SS*tAA
JAIL.
Mention was made in yesterdays TRIBUNE
Of the arrest Of Stephen Sccty alld W. II. Close,
two conildence.ineli nut! gamblers III st. Louis,
ulluu rcquisitAon tssucd by Gov. CuItum, to
answer to M Indictment found aga!l,st them
lust November iu this city. Tile circumstances
OF the rnsc arc, III brief: 4 little ores ycar ngo
The de!endants can't to thls city mud advertised
Tor u partner. They llad tho coutrol ol nn
alleged patent for turning raw higAwtues iuto
tine, mellow Bourbon. Finally, they succeeded III
drawing their net around two men named Alfred
D. DAVIS aud llobest Anthony, whom they per-
suadct! to pnrclaso thu patcnt tor 81, sou c.lvu,
under thu spcgiola piga tllut thry could Induce i
third party to purchase FROM l!,rln u MI I'D.
FAnceu price. l'Me two sueculltors walked into
the trap prepared Tor them, gavv up their IS GUJ
~ Goul money, md sta1tc.! with Soely to nupt
lho third party. Tn llle wuy Mr.. 6cely unfor.
tunatcly bccal4e lost In tito suA!e, ull1 wns not
aKalu scetl. lie uew OwtIets Ot tbs yaluablu
patent soon learned That they had been SWIM.
died. Lust November, they Visited tllu Urald.
jury sootn ana told tho tnle how thclr wealth
llad bcei ''ille4itiuascly appropriated by "a
couple Vi sharpera, wld 10 doubt nra willing to
s'ssur it was "IeustnaaIe assimilation" An
Indictment was duly found at,tl bench warrA,lt
the hanls u r. Ii. Wh.pp'u 4 Co., detectives.
| fur service. Operator X. Il. bay, tu WHOM tic
| job wus given, soon !earncd that the confidence
l'en were living ou lual! ul'd toast IN ~, Luus,
Mil, alter lc4sAiuy their llailula And duly Wal1,
nude arrangements tor thelr rapturu. Tho
uoysruor Of Missouri issurd tbs necessary pa.
peEs, and everything was placed in trim iol u
granl rata. Sunday night last Alr. Day. accom-.
panied by. a: b. Davis, one Of tho vie.
tins, alll bis lawyer, Alr. Whitcsllrs,
took thc!r departure for 1t. Louis. whore
they arrived Monday morning. After securing
thu services Of ueputy-alarshal lohulE, they
laid III wait for their Ea1no and captured them
! at the Lacledo Hotel bur.rDo,n. Wutther tley
had gone Tor their natutlnal cocktail. Tht
bracelets were quickly put On their wrlsts, pnd
they we're told u "comt along" Frauk Edwards
Sam Ttolipe, And othcs friends Ut Tic conA
, 1879-02-13
A SOURCE OF MUCH B0Duy run

K tho habit Of body becomes lfreeuts, r,,.s
comes dyepcpttc. bilious sypto,ns deyen aca ,s ns
selves, tho circulation is contaminated ,na ~ y.
nerves tnro n the general Disorder Il j, u H. H.
ntInost Importance Tint the bowrI4 shohIii ~ ~
tnoEnhealy aud speedily regulated when lher a,ew w
dctel'ct. Tho corrective a1cnt belt siSm ~
tl1ls purposs Is Hostcttcr's Stomach jIil'". y
yholesome, non-grplna. vegetable Laxative vof1H
faraccsns. People wilo nave hccn in thr ,,s ,h "
using blue rllt calonel. and other dfur, HaD sns NJ
cheap noatr;ms for constipation. savuti s6,udas a
such hurfst and nEcIess netllclnes, aud .ub.tlsas
not on!y produces the purVn,iyn c!ctt nstn,,l- ,4
ont also strengthens while 1t regulates tne mi.
stomach. md liver. 1tinotcovcr curcs and prt.
vents intermittent and ,rrmittent teye.s, seaE
fleltmattsm, debility. and nriuary trolbtts e'@s
, 1879-02-13
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

The February Grand JurY will bo called Mon.
dug.
Mrs. Curtiez, Matron Of ths jail, resigned
yesterday, and Mrs. Oyster was appointed TO
Tic position by Sheriff HotEmauu.
Dr.. T. T. ElIs, arrested some t!mo sEnre on
ea- sa for debt, was yesterday discharged un-
der the lusolyent act. Ths charge Of fraudwas
not sustained.
Judge LoolEis yesterday wrote 10 sono OF tho
amendment OF the Bt4tutes iu reference to the
hearing Of cases where persons were arrested
for debt. As tho law 10 the County conrs has
exclusive jurisdiction In such rases, and fn tho
event Ut tho Judge OF that court being sek or
, 1879-02-13
PENY'ECOST,

REVIVAL SERVICES LAST EVENING,
The petteeost-Stcbbins revival services Inst
night ut the First Congregational Church were
well attended. As. usual. sonE.scrvlce pre-
coded the regular excrcIscs, which began with
tho singing Of the familiar hymn, "Alus, aud
did NY saylor blccdl" Dr.. Goodwin read nu-
merous requests for prayer. among which
vas one ;o. teF 7 prntY5s 's,n as s;..' slass' 9ad
l,pon, tho ptlntcrs,-tiln class oxposcd 10
all tho manifold temptations Of saiatl. Tic
audience joluea In tho singing OF tho hymn con,-
,nene!Hg: "Ftee iFotn ', !he Law. 9 happy con
surfing song; "lll s'a91 by until tho morn,
Ing.n Attor the reading ot tlls announcements,
Mr.. Stolbius sung again.
The Rcy: NJ; Pcnteeost then read u.e per.
folsnance BY Christ Of miracle whereby tie
nobtetnan's son wass healed. That cass the
speaker dcMolnlnated as Que OF untnstructed
fnitt,-tle nohlemun knew nolhLug Of the truth
of lhe miraculous wvrks Of Christ, but he he-
lying At the polnt Of doa.h, but they
haa souls IN that precarlous cuatlit!ol,. Hero
tlle Speaker referred TO the truth OF The Bible,
Wur1 could 0c proven bsyoul all reasonable
luubt, hut faith Ia the Gospel did not conc
from proof, hut from hearing Afany. mlstook
ialth for cFeacnss. somo expressed desire tor
tsIut Aultat WHICH HAo uut4 III CuFa4ts U4t
wero unwilling to ask 1or It. That Was illus
tEated hy Young nun who stayed to tue In
Qutry Ut the previous evening. That
young man wanted the latth., he said, but he re-
iusctl u kneel down aud aak that he might r..
celye. Mauy satqulctly and wondered why God
aid not coins to Them anl save them.
Thelt own Atianeis Ut kueo WIS oil
ulso wouuered why Christ lid uot come to thrll
In the way tt which they had prepared for ILL
| coming. 1t would not DO to las sinners dictate
| rs to how God aho4lu coma to them. They
pected Christ to heal his son AZ He had healed
others. The leper, Neomau, had bis own Idea.
as to how he should be cleapscd, and, therefore
, 1879-02-13

'a'nhbla proecas, BY which fresh nc,,.
served fos any length Of time a. anr .aa ~ pr.
below 1:o degrees pesf treated h. nv. hIe.mFe'ssue
ees has been tested after hanging .".neE psot.
nino'y days. and found TO retain Al, ~: .a's ana
81 INC now'y .hauRhesed article, nv nunlls Ila.,t'ls'
ea.on ~ nn1 were pnablo 10 distinguish !, hsrs
sesss.s S'Iea Tho color ron,ains pe,les,s iron h..
anu h ,esn M ma no Change Of appearance i. nfss
,,o no AZ. mSoa proposes 10 bring ftc,s
by % II, 10 tosesn pors Til,
70 have ali important heattp,t nnon - cannot fat
taon oi fresh meata and fruits. an M ,t 'tanspota.
rniHabln to shfppcre nnl catumr., VII! ptuse ID.
inslt, may aIspenae with tee, sa m,eS ~nS hy adopt.
t,,., u. a.. Woon s1a
inventor. Commerciai h..
, 1879-02-13
BISHOP FOLEY.

Ills CONDITION STILL CRITICAL,
Bishop Foley; at O'Clock last evening, when
DEs. N. 8. and F. II. Davis aud Isham carefully
examined him, wes still 10 q critical and dau-
Eerous condition, but they had strong hopes
, 1879-02-13

PRESERVING MEATS AND FRUITS.
A new PROCESS for preserving fresh meata ant
fruits tn their natural slate.
Mr.. ]. A. Woua. Of New Haven, Conu., has In.
vented aud applied for a patcut upon now ant
, 1879-02-13
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


Gen. Juason Fitzpatrick Is q guest Of the Pa
eiGc.
Prof. r. J. Totncy, boston, Is 3 guest Of the
shcrman.
Tile non. F. N. vnnsickcp, Burlington, Vt,
IL at tho Tactic.
The Hon. s. 8. Mum, Eluin, ILL.,, Is registered
ut the fremont.
Gen. t,corec B. Wright, Of indianapolis, Is So
tournug at tho Pacific.
Acknowledgement James K. Edsall. Of Spring
field, Is stopping at the racific.
Gen. J. N, Rusk, NJ. c.. Of Wisconsin. Is
among the arrivals at the Pacific.
A. T.. GrtfIln, Vlce-prcsidcn1 Of the ST. Louis,
Kcokuk & Northern Railroad, is at the Palmer.
Tho Hon. Jamcs Harrington, member Of the
Legislature from Geneva, ILL.,, Is among the
guests pf the fremont
8. s. Merrill, General Manager Of il'c Mtl~nt-
kec ~ st. Paul Rnilroad. md John F. Simpson,
Gcuesnl Manager Of thu Vandalia Line, arc at
the Pacific.
Mrs. Pomcioy. a5 years Of age. living At No.
front Of her home yesterday noon ind broke
licr right nrm abovt the wrist.
The temperature .yestcrra9y, as observed by
Manasse, opticfnn, IS Madtson street tlnInusE
Duildtng), was. Mt a. H.., p dcgrccs, l0a. M.
~: la ll.l lt y tlt+s ~oi ~ !.t TO- A'o1oo
ter Mt a. nl., 20,uus .. M. M.A.
1ohn 1,nnd,trmn. m vror. of arc. fell accf-
tleutally last evening on the sidewalk ncnr the
corner ol lMft!-hftt h'lt Malt btieets Hin
broke hts LEFT leg Jliht a0oFa tue hhklc. tte
lives nt No. COO West Twcnty-tlrst street.
x,r.... an, ,o.,.tr, In !, ,,,,ot,sn
lne Han WHY! a.tt 'nas I.s!tt u ht !, ~. so
that ~ ,,,rro n crc concrs for his rrrarrrv
Tie police have rot succeeded 10 finding any
adfjfif,nnl nnrticulars ct,l,cerntng the affair.
, 1879-02-13

p5; ohaas rTea i5 speeiq[ Fsvorng E1tsac, Of ,,
found one or o te mvst as t'r'sc',dt 5nscs u viii
, 1879-02-13
CANADA.

A Why to Got Rid of tho IIentl,en Chlnco |
-Alillers Nnnt protcctlun-A Now Eicc- |
trlc T.lEht-Cattl1 Trans1,ortat1on-Art Ed |
ucntIun.
srtcfc; pfsrotca to N. Trtbuns |
uo,rn.,, To,, 10 wrrho no., ~ r,,or Mil
"Ao' ~ taso y. x. @ @
In the cn,nloy OF tic Post-OI!lce Department ut
Washington, D. c., Us q <mcsscurcr, came up
for tr,,i ,otlnv In ,+oc 4E f,O1 oho,,t month
= ~, 49,, a., J., uan,...t yvhs, ssses..a h,sa |
asG' a'a Ieu u ~ ~ Mon..cs. M Nnen asfesIea nero
he Ind ,540 OF the stolen money In Ills possess
trcatr ~ crtrad,ioo WI cr,stn, @ % hctween % The tro m
so,,,,tx,n. ~ m.,aon.- % han - s.and ~. ,.,a;
bcra m c"reo M of hr,urinr % sto1om r oncv m ,n,o
Canada. and pleaded guilty. The Hon. David
Kcy, Postmaster Of the United States, said
thc nrIaonrf Ind hornc n rood rhnrac,cr.
md ~, r,,r 10. the ca,,e ,ha, Id ~ his com'
ala that rum wah the eauae that ieo 10 n1s COM
hitting the ottensc. Mr. kcv asked his Honor
to impose the minimum penalty allowed by law.
Ills Honor, in accordance With Tie request, sen-
fenced Muiltoon to flye yeara, imnri,onu7cnt In
inc fealtont'afyt TINS nelne tao least pefloa I'M
posed by tho statutc. The sum Of &, $40 found
On the prisoner was returned to Special Agents
of the limited stntcs Gnvernmnnt, WIN bntf
oecn In tho eity since tue arrest ol Mu'ligan'
spec'as Dt.pafca - :'o 1r.oant'
orrAwA' Ont, Fcb. 12.-rrof. Bell Of the
n,a.attnas ~ .,,s va1sa, ~ t,,a ya,.a,, nt,nr
y. '.s ". Wv ..ose
anu thfcc Government clefRs aFo 10 po sent 10
Montrcai for tile puFposo Of tsanscrlb!ng notes
In order Tint they may DO prcssatcd to tho
uou.c ~ rommons 1urinp The rom,np scssion
-. .,ss 49,. ~ ~ a.s.. "~''
III wy VIZ lo..,' =, ~, ,-,,,-
II Is salu tl'at bfitlsh Colnupfa mas uetcF-
Al, Chine.o nortt fnfcctcd. md establ,,hinp n
"a" ~ F - ,,
, 1879-02-13
TALmhGE.

New YonK, Feb. la.-'Ilp Committee Of tte
Brooklyn rreshytery having In charge the case
OF tic Roy. Dr.. TalmDge will report Monday
next.