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, 1879-08-23
As.JES'rIG.ss

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Ea@ias Ee'ttr IN Ha'urston Eses
There was a easc Of Understanding tried hero
in our District Court, in uarjy DAYS. tjlat was
vcrv nrculiar There wnsn,L yrrr much atv1a
@ sss.'s.,,,,. ,,,',. ,.,.,,,.. oasa, .,s.,., 49,,
a'ht ccfchlons a'ou1 ttY'hE eascs u'en' anu
particularly hs'rsc-ateallns' cases AND th1a was
.noat particularly SO when II Mo1lcun was ac-
cused ur stealing a horse. Pretty much that
,yo. nrcr.sorv vna tn snr. uf3rptje,nen NJ th,,
jury. ,sere's your Nenicau," and they would
Without lcaylug their tcats. May be 1t wan not
uuttp that unccrrmuusous, but there wuso'.
mich precious time wasted before blmplnr him
OIL 10 Anhts'll,e. "o!l' ooo oas' Me1lean'
named .1uau Mnrin aomcthlnEoFotllcr, w0s
brought III court 10 bo tried Tor undue reckless
ness In the transfer Of live stuck. The Court
Mexican, tlo being without funds to employ
vo,lpsc. but the counsut was prcyrBtcd by more
Important business (bollIg OH y prutracted sprce)
from consulting With his Mexican client.
client until tho Dcpury-shcriff brought
him into court aud dumped lin
tlOwn In Ills clla!r a!ungstde Of his attoru.y.
Now, thu Deputy-shrrir happened to be new
] amotser' III n,pl as Inc yeniro Ind rut, short, and
tbs jlrybox had to ho filled up, llp picked tlu all
tho |uaiera il, 1e courtroom, aud actually took
thu prisoner himself and put ltnl In tlle Jury
hux to try hlS QfSli GasG. Thu prisoner WnS un-
famtIinr with tbs way of courts, n, ho didn't
BaY ANYTHING, md, rs unot!er Mexican strollcd
In un.i topk ,e yasY,t srat Of ti,u pr!soncr, lis
counsel was nol,e thu wiser, particularly rs hu
himself had been out In tLc meantime and
taken several more ,irnis. The ]ury was I'M
na,,ped u,n, sworn, AIMING them, IT ro,rsc, ttu
prisoner, who 1lftett TN tIis haul with tlls rest.
Tic prisoners u.turltY now turned TO his
client. al,d, nut knowing SpauislI, asked him
In English. il he really Btulu tie horse, ns
charged fl the Indictment, Tic Mexican
didn't understand word, and, Us Is
cnstpmury With stcxicaps whcu they arc
nal;cu N.lest,unS thcy don't uuderstantl liz
nnauerra HSi. scuorn ives, sirl; whercrpvt,
ttI. ,awyer got ia and lold the Court tllut his
, 1879-08-23


Commissioner Huyno had Abort FrcdcslTo
In $500 hall TO ans~ur the charge Of having IN
his possession whisky barrel which had an mn
cancelled stamp oil it.
A robccry was perpetrascd Mt the residence Of
Mr. Charles Pope, Nc. 513 Nortn LnSalle street,
carly thu other day.and tho ihiovcs escaped With
500 worth Of plunder whElo a policeman was
looking on. Entrance was effected BY rcmoy.
Ing tho wire screen from baaement-wtudow
and throwing back the sash.catch. There were
tlrco It, the gang. Two went inside, while tho
other remained In d buggy before the
door presumably to watch. Thu slaeboard was
broken open Mlul plntcd tea.sot AMI cako-bas.
ltct, AMI tray OF knfyea md forks taken out. An
attempt wns made to force Atlrawtrfn which TcTe
bomu solid nApkn.rings, hui want Of t!uIe proha'
bly, intcrlcrcd with operations. The man out-
slide Ia supposed 10 l,ayu giyun the signal. Any
how, policeman III tic pppusilo etlo OF thco
street saw lwu tlon run cut Of the basement and
jnmp tntu the buggy, which was driven t,lT raplI'
", le Inakine no effort to inscrcept tho rarts.
Perhaps tlo wna Al hid of their reYolyers. lio
then informed Mr, Fope that ho had been rohhes,
refusing to 60 Into the house until the Ens was
lighted. 4 brave policeman that, What m e1
ecllcnt guardian Of property! Mayor Hnr!laon
ought to promote lin. Something ccrtauly
ought to be done with hin.
, 1879-08-23
HAMMOND.

Gpettdf Ddspatch to 2hs 7ft5HHa
IyntANAroLss, lnu., Aug. 12.-Ihc arrest Of
Walker Hamnona inst night, IN n snioon In
thts city, IL regarded as very important by tile
United States detectives. lie wns the lust ono
of thu celebrated Pete Mccartney Enrg Of coun-
terfeltcrs. lie is cnrgcd with having III his
possession, III 1877, large amounts OF bogus
lnoney OIL tllc Trahcrs' Bank Of Chicago, and OIL
banks iu Canton, raxtun, rcru, Aurora, anu
other places fn Illilois. lilo also had n set Of
plates for $40 Treasury notes which gave the
Government Rrcat deal OF trouble. The stun
Was captured hy Detective 1sathbonc last Jat1-
uary, when lie iounu the patus aud all in
c.,tckcn-coop near Aisstoon. Hammond has
artcd ns an ''outsitIo 1nnn" for Mccartney Rll
the time the latter wus cnuagcd Ia counterfeit
tng. He is only Is yours OLD. hut has led nnfd
life. III earlier years he WAS identified With I've
Reno gang, md WAS n!e Of the men IN the eete-
bratea Adams Express robbery, Hens Seymour.
becn lsid!1g under thu very ntsck uf the oliircrs.
and by means uf ''piants at'd tiisEnfscs, scn1-
ing officers nftcr him to iown and other places.
Srteta DtDatth to The Tf1t'n,&. -
ar!tNGFlEr.p, H., aug. "a d4spatci Wns
rcctiScd here this aftcrloon from Detective
announcing that he Ind NJ last captured TUG
uofortuus cotntcrfriter Walker Hammond. and
stati1,. HAT ,lu would bring lin here to'norro"
AFTERNOON. RatsIbone aiso requested tbs Dis
tsict-Attorney to Aga!1 Bql'tAnna i,ctc slcIart.
1,ev, WIN is III The Inlana psnlle1lttary, All, his
wi!u Martha. The Secret Survico Agents have
been following ilarpnona for years. liz was
lal Of Feta Mccartney, md 10 consldereu The
most dangerous lii1 expert counterfe!tcr IN tue
country next to Pete. It was to him that Pctc
turned oyrr u!I hfs plates anh cosler wien "rnu
intu covnr.' This capturo fs considered q very
IInnnrtnut one,
, 1879-08-23
H0LlB CAIT.S.n


Tho N1ty olt President Of q Connecticut hank
Ia known amoug Tic younger financial FRY Of
his town are "Oll Nutls."-posslbly from hls
tnei4iye decisions and driving way Of tlolng
business. Some ttula a2o businessman Of the
rlnee, a,itl u brother iu good standing Of the
church, had q noso discounted at this old
worthy's bat,k. When II bcca1no due. the
President, ut the solicitation Of the makers
friends, though axalnst hls own Judgment, ex-
tented II. When tho flnal tiue Ut payulsnt
came, tho note was discovered to ho 4 forgery,
to thc scandal of The church and the astontstl+
nasnt Of tie town. but not to that Of tho astuto
bank FreElaant.
TIa h'ethron, however, rallied around the
errlnE one, tbs note Was paid, and tho matter
supposed 10 bs hushel Up. somc ttlnc after,
however. thu bank received letter FROM anoth-
er financial institution, asking their opinion ~
to AIR. .-'s lute.
"Old Mills II suid hs would answer the letter,
which hu did, ns folowa;
pmksspkNr - ltASk-D<ar Sir: In regard 10
Mr.. - note, W. wnuia ray: i II II n forgery.
1t will be paid by Tic First Church, OF NusY-
town. l1lL Ia xsnuinc, 1t II not worth -. Rs-
tpscttulIy yours, AATAAAtEL Nails, p1es'l.
, 1879-08-23

Ixp,AsAroLla, ln1., Aug. a2-Jamos a.
Roosevelt aud ". 4. Fos1ick, Receivers Of Lie
Eoilnlbus l. lntilanA Contra! Railway, ask thu
United statca Court for Il pro.rata division Of
thu fluids Oh lralni anl to bd earned by Oct.
between ths holders Of the various bo.ds. The
amount clutu1e.l to be dun 1t TINT data W Inter-
cst un honus amounts 10 $5l7.65i.14. The cat!'
mated assets will amount to oulY S209, 50l.
Thu petitioners usk lllat, nllsr paying Jaiues
sum aud tic petitioners II pur cent for seEy-
iecs, thu remainder bo distributed pro rata.
, 1879-08-23


Deputy Cotuner sawyer held III inquest last
crcntng on tho body Of Fred SsanlEnger, a boy
o! II ysaft vi agc, who was drowned lu Lake
Michigan, near lie foot OF Nevada street, In
Like View. The boy went III swimming durlng
Ills afternoon with \ number Of others antl
naa either lakcn with cEAtnp Or hts strength
fuicd him, \ eu!usea cuarilmau uar,etl Will
lam Hunter recovered ule body attur It had
hrru hull All hpnr III The water, hts attention
having been called 10 tt by i iadY. Tic jury IT.
turned verdict VI "aecilcntal drowt,InE."
Deputy. Coroner Sawrer yesterday hcIA IN III.
1ueat vi No. W BtsWarck court ppm Josi Ed
go,sr, ~ years Of uge, who drowned himself III
Ii pDnu III \ st0ue-0ua1ry ut lt,a eurl,sr u Erlu
slrrct aud Western avenue, while lauurink III III
OF Temporary insanity. ile left lone Weiues-
day evening, a,,1 his condition rausrd ILLS rlculs
70 great uiArln that they fotlnwe1 hin. Several
ti.lea policemen we're spoken 10 ulsl requested
to uacu hll. uHttsr arrest in order u prevent
him ..nltE Aar either to hlmstlf ur to tilcrs,
bul III each instance ttiey ,ssiussd. sEstar at
tempted tu fu!tow him, but he tcc4ulu 80 TX
eIltQ and made auca Yio|ent tbEca.x IL her uiat
Lilo was, Obliged .tu turn buck. Sir. EugooAu
WAS only subject tn insanity al tlts,es, unh lcn
lus Inalaly WA unly brti. lle hrl lived lor
eo!uu TINS III ~ asylum, hut hia Gunlitun ru.
ulaineti ll,e saillc, Wlen III Its right mind he
VAS cafeful, psiustuktg, uut kiut'bes1ted
luan.
, 1879-08-23

MILWAUKEE, Wia.,,, Aug. aa-iloward Hot
tcrick, journalist, Was arrested this evening
upon the arrtyAl OF the e1curaon steamer Fax.
ton, on ,tlic strength VI Telegram, from Buper-
intcuqeut.ot.p Police O'Doune!l, OF Chicago.
Aetterlck Is churGcd with embezzleMent, null
will bu scnt for Tomorrow.
, 1879-08-23

=
Stephen Rymnl Is prisoner at tho West
Madison Street Station, charged with Dastaro5
by Maggie Lotion, OF No. f89 Clinton street,
Stephen keeps giu.mil at No. 97 West 3lad.
son street.
John Murray, notorious young rough md
thief. was yesterday urressed upon n warrant
sworn out by Mary King, Of No. 120 Van Burcn
street. CHARGING htm with ravishIng her lttt'o
daughter Mary, ngcd 8 Scars. The child aYurs
that !lu accomplished his purpose In n room
at No. 4G State street, occup!eh hy. Belle
Jones. Murray denied It. DR.: Mcdonald was
called upon to examine tho llttlu one, md tho
result OF Ills examination went to show that sha
had told an untruth, and tllat sno had not been
touched It Is quite probable that Murray will
lie acquitted.
J.c. Feldnan, = Young man living With his
ilas arrested by Detectives Mcdonald au.s
uelnzmnn on warrant sworn out BY the jewel
ry firth Of j. u. Chatnocrs d TO-, charging hin,
with larceny IS ba!eo. Along In last June, + Is
Watches ~ valued Mt 'slo md *s6 each. lie gos
quite business Of selling them. Returns weso
sdo ,D Ma IL pgonS1 mentioned 'p1 aDofe es all aid 'eIs gs
other than TINT l,o sold ono of tile watches to
man in Aurora, wl,osc mama he did not know.
tWo os Watches ID s
J. Hogans shop at No. o35 Randolph
strcet. Unc Wns for pat0nt loscr
| watch, No. G0.503, with chain ATTACHED,
| which Is worth $40. md was pawnci
fur $50. This difference WAS probably owing to
u scheme ttut FcItiman had to suli tile watch to
aolne greonlorn. Another watch f. Of Waltham
| manufacture, u1 is numbered 81, 13J. Ownera
arc wanted for both, as It Is supposed
| tho watches were obtained for cell
ThGe prtsoner j. tho young man who VA reecntly
suspected Of having stolen hts sistrr's (atts:
$salhiugcrl jewels, and ior which IN old asd
| [eab!c.tnlnded domestic Wns urresttd Rnl prose-
cutel in the police court.
, 1879-08-23

suectntors, mostly negroes. 1Io declared his
nnoccncn IN speech tn tho crowd, md n'a,n-
tni,etl hta coinpnsuru mill t!e black rnp was
drawn. when hu deferred tho hanging by various
protcxts. Thr drum fell while he eann ".Fohn
Browns body" His neck wus broken by tho
fsil
, 1879-08-23
THIEF AND sCouNDnEL.

Eufctai DSt,1tca 10 1hs 7fihunA.
New ORLEANS, 1.R., Aug. &a.-Ernest Gar
tlere, coorctl .ncnIl,rr nj the Legislature, who
ncccptcd hrlte IT t,uM} 10 take Ills brat In the
Nichols Legislature nt The tiIae tho Packard
t,uvetnmcnt uns diAt,nIed hY the MncVcnGh
Connias1Dn, urtl lattcriy Post Otllcu clerk,
wns arrested fur stealing letlurs a,lu remlaadcd
for want Ut bail.
, 1879-08-23

SNfc3H1 U7dHla7eA % TIT 7F7bHHe.
SrnfNoFlRLu, ILL.,, Aug. "a State journal
special sa5s tllu Mayor Of Barry, Pike County,
las offered reward Of $:}00 Tor tI,e arrest of
the tnurderu. Ut Perry Wurthcn, tie night
watciInlau ut That pluco, who MRS slut last frl-
day un1 died Tucsuny.
, 1879-08-23

II rfo .n,,o lr,, t1c cttv anil tberc was somo
~. attnr .,i,n '' nmcs,it,ncI him n Itto. and
f'u,nT ~, 'h"t H. wn.ntt vnrv stcmty: Tint hn
, Mn. nu1 ss sta, "t Of t9 liz td nut hs name On
~ hont uad III h. " snct il oui for ne. asked
H. tS q9GK, n s.r e rpi H. sn a.vi,n an, bn saId
~ H. H., H. ~" NJ hnstnrse tbrrr man WIN VIVA
as,l,"r I,a nv" msar ~ saa Il link you viii bo there
s!.S.''S sa.' "es' 'H"'' '""'" '0
''"'1: y lid IN, one toncl, tho manl''
NJ, slr,,'
e,,,nsc I'm, he yrns tniuredlH
""ep,ao :. ", a. i a., - j. '"'
:. ill.,. Sns a. a'.' a.h,. r,,rr.,w
IL as.nJ "a' ~ ~ thinE ann. ona wa, sftcr
,r,r, "nst ,h,1 wes n. ro..on scnt hin hci,w
tI IT,, ~ tmnu Int scn,~tnt,,c mt1ht rnmr ri H.
IT, ,st 1 aor, or.,"h1v nar. ,., .s. - .,nv
~. ,.fa,,, oo5 ""0 "'"' ~ ''"''
wv W,i1sn.r ,xh, ia lin ,ocL.r,.t.np.+- .,fd.
ivh.n R,.cr "c =. no M .tovn inrkr; h5,, IN IN a
~, IT, H. .',',t,,n.t ,.,,nsr ~ H. h.1iur
ss"rt ~ saa inv ia ,.s. TsttInt a1onw in shout
oil, I'll II. nlotoed u,o to co,ne @ to kin, null tnj
~" I ar,6 G'' ."y . i. wa. ,1nc,sv md rss.
i.ss ",'J rh"nvod lin, tut,, ,.oI whrro colId
tc ~, MI Ill.,, e'a1Se H. 1. m hown fnr nwi[le mud tlen
h. ~ Nm IN md wniEni Mi nirht.n
~ =. nId arv nne tn.,rh bins whiIo In the stn.
tton, III "''s o''' 'o''a' '''''' "''''
..No ora touched. him At alI.n
" iii rnu 1G risrnyrr thnr tl,at led you to
.unnnsa IL" INT 's hs wnt ,niursJT,
euHp.se ias n', me WE itttie mt n hin m,nd.',
IA hn ~ c'}'p,' nv TN bars Of Ills ca willis
p,,, .sw r..rs 49, ~ r' d,,trin
tost T., Ms'H ,,' vi H., amti ~ +,
ar wl,at il thu j1oor OF his cell composcdl"
:, Te1,.s',,; Sxn1e a.d x,,, m ofr autv1n
t+ Sh,..,t r. IN, o,rInrt st
=. IT, H. III rirh, tienl"
:, Ann,rcntlv' Wc wrre eotnp 10 let him 70.
h,,, ~ .hn,,',h. ~ would let tic Lieutunapt
''" !" WI, ,re .,,,r IN mt touched him after he
cam. nj" thr statonit'
, 1879-08-23

New ORLEANS, Aug. M.-Eugcne Garlcro
{colorcd), formerly tne!nber Of tho Legislature
uni Tor son.e years clerk IN the rost.olllce, las
bocn arrcate4 charged with c1nbrxzllng vafuulls
letters, one firm utunr claiming to have lost 900
lettcrs containing remttanrcs.
, 1879-08-23

LAWRENCE, Kas., Aug. 2oo.-No Glow has yet
been obtained to tho murder Of James II. Cot
ton, who was killed nt Wll1innstown with an
Ak, ~ repurted. Mr.. Cotton WIS hurried, nith
Masonic hu1,ors, Mt II o'clock this morning.
, 1879-08-23

Vermont, Grand Trunk, Chicago & f.nke Hut
rom Flint Il pcre Marquette, and The i.o',issllr,
New Albany & Chicago loatIs were rrtscn.
The tllro,1ght freight tra!lic by the Treat Enss-
tuScn, which ,s for tho present withheld from
the public.
, 1879-08-23

q CI{tCU LINZ E1stJ1I T1NN.
Commissioner Albert Fink llas just Issued
Circular NJ. 10. 1t Informs the Western roads
,l,at tho iolow!ug resolution was adopted at tho
meeting Ut tic Executive Committee ot the
Trunk Linus held ut Nav York Aug. n, 1870:
L,esoired, That tho tir,,erai Frclxht Agen.a Ut
tGa Trunk Ltuca tnfoEni their Western connections
tint ni tre!ci hereafter must ba wMy-DllieA ut full
rates, mud that alI lcgttImats oSttcIarga must Ia
pala per voucher, as provided fur In Tho voucher
As much delay, suy Tho t}ehcral Freight
Aguuss OF ihu four Eastern trunk lines aud
Commissioner Fink, l,as already been causcd
from billing bcIow tafitf rates ut tur1liual
points, Wedtrrn connecting ruuIs mrs eurnestIy
requested 10 comply With The utuyG. No otrelgtlt
will bu utlnwct 10 puss tilu terminl af tho !our
Eastcrl1 trunk lisus unless full propur&on vi tho
tariff Ento IL allowed " lllrll.
, 1879-08-23

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Aug. ana.-A(tor two days
hot!y y-contcsted cxas.Iuation tue justtrc refused
10 grant j. ". Tray, tbs alleged murderer Of a.
Il. WhlteomL. bail, Md reminded him To jail
Ills COUNSEL Will apuly tur writ Of huGeas
corpus
, 1879-08-23

A tncetIng Of repr pse!ltntreB OF roads Lead
ing east from PcoriR wns helst at tllu Sherman
House yesterday, for tho purposc OF trying to
agree upon Il division of tic east-bound b.lsl-
ness from Peoria. Tl,cro wese present j. r.
s;nntord, Chlcugo, RneE Island Il Pacific; 8.
Suiery, Tololo, Peoria t. Waisaw: II. c, Dlehi,
Indianapolis, Bloomington s; Western; Lewis
uunis and a. j.. Sllradcr, tllllnois Midland;
Il. l.. Bradbury. l'ckn, Lincoia &; Decatur;
]. $. Conk, Peoria. l'eIsiu Il 1ackAonylIlo; Is. u.
Ahuuway, Chlcagot Prkin II Southwestern.
'i'uru WIS u guncral discussion which !ustcd
all thu afternoon regarding tic best Wny Of
pooling tho Peoria business and dividing Tho
iollnugu, hut 1!u understanding could be
Il largcr share of thu h.ls!nnas tinln could pos
sibly be awarded. 1t WAS Aua!ly ngrcrd to sub.
init the matter for arbitration to Tie CuIntnls-
sn,ers of National Arbitration, ot which Charles
Eruucs Adams Ia Chairman.
, 1879-08-23
THE EAST-Ht)UED pool.


The enst-bound pool frotn Chirago was estnb
lts1,etl so1ne three or four mouths ago, hut lis
yet no ntts,.,t haa been n,ndu to divtdo tho
business I'll accordanco with thu assards made by
thr High joints whcn the pool Was formed.
Eaei, rnt. Is getting all the business It can Just
tic tu.1lc aB II 1o po0l was IN EXISTENCE. Tile
u,,iy guod eifoct 1lir formation uf ihe po0[ has
l,uf th,ls fur IL tint the rates hayo been murr
tiEsLly maintained than befnre, md there has
,,ccn less jealousy and lIl.lostng betwccn tue
various roads. TIC managers Ray tley would
l,u on!y too Elasl 10 dlyido thr business IN ae-
cortluneo with The agreement, but they do nut
kuuw how 10 get at It, an! t'cfore It Gun
he donu au arrangement fur tue proper cgunll-
zatIon Of tue business Eus to Ia provided. II
WAS cxpcctpd t,lt the Managers and tlu Trunk
liue Executive COMMITTEES would arrange a
plum by which tho business could be properly
cIuaiExcu, but up ~ last evening nothing llltt
bGcn lcnrnets us tu tho ttnlnss Of The Manugera
TIT sl.eir New York nlceting III regard tu tn!s
matter.
, 1879-08-23
LOCAL CRIME,
The Robber OF Train Arrested at
Providence, R. |.
4 Cheeky Burglary and an Incf.
iicicnt Ollicor.


HIGHWAY RDDnERY.
Constable tfeorge 4. linrtn1an is expected Ia
arrive III ChlcaRo tu.tlay with unn Charles Zen.
iistd. better lsnuwn as "SlcrpY Charlie" wt,o Ia
wanted for highway robbery. The cr'mc was
committed on the night ot July ., on Michigan
avenue, ncar Th1rty-arst street, md the vetin,
was sir. 4. W. Train, connected at tllat tl.no
with Tie Wholesale house Of Keith Bros fty
l'nd received TINT day $925 In cash, bctng fts
nhnrc u tho catute vi relative. Thia he lncgl
in his instlo vcst pocket md startc! for his
homo o, Thtrt5.tlrst strcct about 7:;,0 D. III,
III somo manner the knowledge that lie had
good deal NJ money With linn cnmn lnto pos.
scaslon Of some thoycs, n1u they followed him,
11o rode out aa far ns *rwcnty. y.s1tt street, and
wae DELAYED some time. 80 !llht It was nearly
Inrk when lie passed tlunn Michigan avenue
Nchr Thlr.y-fr*t street hc MAS met by three
men, two Of whom passed Ut, one sldu. wtise tile
Oti,cr Rteppod III nfhf uskcd llin tha time. As
he took out Ills watcn 10 ascertain the fellow
struck him hcavy blow with D snn-bag
which rendered hlni nscnsil,c md whrn no
can,o to Ee found watch, cilntn, ind tnolley all
gone. Tho police were notified, but, although
MIR. Tratn VAS abtu to furnish a prUtty gond de-
acrrtion of his a..a!!ant, they ltd not a,icrccd
III doing nnythltg& uxespt hiding tho matter
from the psess unftt the thicyca had good
cnatce to get away.
Tic ease was nlacssl In Iiostmnn'a hands, a,,d
l,c Lu1!n,u satistlel that ''Slorpy CHARLIE, was
The mat, he wanicd pantfcld Is The wayward
son OF a wealthy fuctory.ouncr In 1ll.odc Island,
a',1 had to leave ho.no Il year or niurc aEo On
pcruunt Of d girl. liz loated nround Chicago,
always well rcssed nnd viii. money to spend,
n1ll associated with quite tlartl lot of citzens.
Some Tires nIontns ago his relatives cut Off Tho
aupDties, al,1 he began to ret In difficulties. 1t
was found tint ho Ind left hs 1olgngA
IRON grl whom renilcld had
associated With un f,c West Sido photograph
WIS obtained, whc!, bccun,e tho INSTRUMENT Of
his detection. Hartman visited Now York anu
other clties, a,,d finally captured his mnn In
pfoEideuct on inc 18TH lust. It Is probable That
Pontie1l'e rcintiycs thero Will Cune to hts relfot
anG possibly there NAV be so,uo trouble In 10
curing Ills rtturn to Chicago.
, 1879-08-23

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. GA !Mtea special
from Austin says Taylor Axe. Convicted OF raps,
wss hanged to-day In tho presence ot 1900
, 1879-08-23

l1fe3dl Wfpa1ch 70 71f 5HbNH&
pEoN1A, ILL.,. Aug. GA ucrtec Of baln IN
t,le casa Of the rcktn, pcosia II Jacksonville
Isatlroatl was entered In the Circuit Court to.
dnv, tl,c tnle to talSe ntaca In pektn in ninety
lhy8 from date Of decree.
, 1879-08-23

sT. AlnAks, VI, Aug. :2s2a.-An important
meeting of railway freight managers was held
here to-laY. Representatives Of tho Central
, 1879-08-23

HELD FOR MURDER.
Sp+Sas D.bc&cA to The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. g.22.-Theodoro Mc(inirk,
arrested In Erse, has been fully committed Tor
the murder Of Jan,es Heads In 1866.
, 1879-08-23

NHeE1lso, ". T., Aug. g ::a2.-'rl,c wur between
thu Baltimore It Ohio md shs Ptstsburv, Wheel
ing d Kentucky Railroads, mentioned in tlesp
dispatches laat evening" Terminated to-day In an
aru,stirs bc!,!g agreed upon brtween thu two
companies leaving tllo sllatLer in dispute to the
cuurts, and ccasiug from tic further
construction Of tracks until their re-
suect!ve rights ase determined. Tic
roalls have tnade nppcatious for iniunctfons
restraining cnC otl,er, allI this afternoon tire
litntnary hearing WaB ati bgfpsH Judge Melvin
a.u solution of the nuttcr tIay M. he rearled
fora cuupc Of dnys vet. Tho Pttsuusg Wheel
iIg 4; Kentucky lsoah accumulated wll9l It prn-
teete1. finishing tller track-layng by daylight
this morning, and no lar i,hve slight advantage
over The 1aillmora d Ohio, mainly IN The pos
session ol 1iie contested g1nund, and Vice
1'rrsi,lcnt Kcrsur, of tlr Baltimore g. Oho
1.tn,i, will publis card IN llu morning ruperx,
setting forth ihe position Of that road. md 1!r
motives artatin. their late movements, Which
III: claims las simply been OF defensive char
acttr.
, 1879-08-23
THE FRYE MURDER.

NEW YoRK, Aug. oooo.-Angelo Amfana, a!!as
"l.arry O'Nctl," one OF tho ncccssosics tn tho
murder OF Joso;h Frye, In Boston, MAS car
t.lrusl tu Brooklyn tonight. Learning that tho
man they werc In suarch OF Ind had au engage
n.cnt to meet lr!and ut Daso Hail. 81 Hntnit-
ton aypnue, tl,c fuyorlto Italian headquarters,
detective Dorsey, Ut this city, Wuo,l, oE Boston,
and Rocho ulll Mnhonoy. OF l3rooklyn,
went tucrc and found him there When hu waB
plaved uudur nrrest he said hn knew
what tle waH nrrestGd for, hut II would ba MI
right when le wunt to Boston. llu declared l'e
did not commit the murder, hut kuew who lid
1t. liz acknowledged having horn with Ardclo
and lnfautlno thu night 0l t!!u murder, but
said hu stopped outalue thu house, About
midnight Ills companions caHe out and showed
lin. several articles which ilty Ratl Frye had
glyun li,u,a. After tEat, whsn E,u refused TO hc
llrvc tlcn,, they contested to lIaying killed Frye.
The prlsopcr afterwards denied this storY. He
was willing to ~ tu Boston without a reqayl-
lion, aud ha will be takcn back Tomorrow BY
upkuEttyG Wood.
, 1879-08-23

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. 2aa,-Latc ibis after
noou John Z. CashcIl, who ieit from hcatfolu
at Angus Smiths ttew elevator on Tuesdny,
died from the effects of Ills injuries.