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at ssIary Of $1,000 year, although his father
ttow In t;erHany) was a partner in the bank.
Thcy also Identified tho forged drafts.

FRANZ 4. orrsH1xtM,
Tho defendant In the forrerY cases, was placed
upon the sta,nl by Atr. Ttude. lie testified that
axf,, W md became very Intimate with her lat
On sslary ol si,ooo: After !. tins
she asked m tor un,1s,, m3s1 shs ~. thst
Sioo, unl ahc wanted him u 9tva her $5tu. lie
laid hs had uont, hut that he could collect somo
i sl,e would stick 10 hlm. shr sald she would.
M s s'f9 p.es sF tos ~c q, vss ssossS ssS %
asked fpr That muct, more. Finally hu tnId DO
woal,1 % c"lect urait lot y, ooO marks, he pro-
cecls Of wh.cl, be afterwards gave her, subse-
o1,rptly he gavo her the proceeds u anolltef |
1rnit, Whc., he saw he mas getting in trouble, |
le wanted her To help him. Sho advised him to /
~ to Canada, aud Eavo, him S1lo. lio spent
SO Of il III getting to lofonso, ta 8 ~he5o ne wSnt
9hc had been asking for money nearly every day.
liz had made her prcaents Of ]cWolry at various
tin,cs. lie gave lIer gold watch nnl chaln at
one ting. cameo set A. ano.er ,nia. TITS. am nsa
diamonds, which 1ls mother bad gtsen him. una
time he gave her 500 10 cash, vt another tl5o
and a third time se85. Once he bouEht az silser
Mi be thuugbt te hal spent about 5000 upon
her. n,uI ali tint be got IN return was about
$500. From last Fcbrtlnry Until hs went to
Canada he was hardly ever s9oer: bot1ro . tnnt I'm,
promised to ile!p him out Of biz trouble, but had
never done anythlnG for him.
in cross-cxnn,nntton the witness testified to
number of pTesents ne nHa igsh yec me to a.
'' Mr. Tr1dc said lilat 0ppcnhc!m'a testimony
was not glvuu with tie hopo Of obtaining In
muptty, The prosecution Ind felt that tho
wo1,,un who had received sit the asalls Of this
mania crimn should he n,ndc To face the bar q
| Justice, and It was only with the Kreatest dih-
| Guilty, nntf after two months Of continued per
| suastot TINT they had succeeded In getting him
| 10 testify. So ttlere was M excuse for talking
| about "nqucalcre."
The cross.cxamination wns resumed By Mr.
Monres opsnhsen be- ssd tn 1a 9etwses ES6
cash. One night he Eaye her s1o0, another
time s400. nnta another $3.50. sho was always
asking him for munar. I!e got the money by
strning Wassmaniorff 4 tielncMan's nanea
Gen. Stiles wanted to know what papers bad
| beef, forged, Ills client was accused OF being
accessory to forgery, and tley wanted to know
what documents had boon forged. II Oppon.
holm did not admt the forgery down vent Tho
cpsc. II there was no forgery there could be NO
After some more legal sparrlns, Oppenhelm
said te tolu the Erl ho could ra's9 m9nsy, 81
she would stick to httn aud help him pay II
back. she lid rot advise him to forge those
particular checks.
ornEn wITsrssEs.
In the nitornoon, after couple Of uutmpor-
"Miss" Doyi1,gton took the stald. She. 1t MP
pcarctl, sold ont her house Of prostitution On
Etdrllge court to tic Fan 1ut1lin gl1l, and Up
ponhctn, pald over tho cash for the furniture.
4 fellow who uains q living Rround the brothel
In Rono way, wns called nrl swore that Living
sto,I didn't Know ot her "losers" intended
flight tn Canada.
'iila Girl herself was next sworn. She nut
forth long unl plausible storF, and proved
herself What lawyers cn.l ''gootl" " witness.
She swore that SUI knew nothing OF any crook-
elncss On 0ppcnt.sin,'a purt. Al she eycr re-
colycl from him {2atde from btuall auins) wns
lie wanted to hurry ber, but sic said size " ssna
too young to marry" This act the gnn1
Tic " oman gave long aud detailed account
Of ersclf from, Witch II anpeasea l'a, stls i'nd
been prostitute Eincc she wis II Years otd, aud
;; tl.nt OppenheIna. although he lavlshcd large
sums upon her, was si'np,y on9 . 9' T., wt'ois tk
: There is no nced to advertise ii,
! idiots VINO lived with her or arount
, tcr rancho, for their presence in cour
showed that they thought their Infamous ee'l
. ,cct!on rather a matter to boast Of ihan to b
e aslanIcd Of. a bonK was produced tn Wh!cl
8 the woman had recorded q part of tl!e stealing
7 which Oppcnheim handed to hcr, and, aa It wa
! of her aluusc wera thcre set down. thts volunl
!, rxcjt ed lively attention. The tase will bo r.
Q sumed this morning at o'clock.
| CuAh0 ED WITH 1AkUN AEP1N6t
: Tie case agalns. cr.Coustab!o AtcDonouG
q waa called iu tue Criminal Court yesterday, ne
Z Indictments having been found agaiust The d.
Q fcndant. The charge Investigated was that c
J tie kidnapping or abdurttug Of old man Grov,
i IN Individual who allowed himself to lou
i $2,000 to Mrs. All. Robinson, Of Plke-Jont
;, notoricty, and ono OF her assistants, cnllir
:, himself Wells. 4 turY was obtained With littl
G trouble, and the complaining wItusas stated b
in Gase.
g. lie said bis name was Andrew Grove, and tlhr
., he came to Chcago from Trumbull Count
Ohio, Nov. 20, 1875. He d!du't 70 !nto the Ko
insou matter, but proceeded to tell what
e know OF McDonougtl. That Individual CALI
y ! at Ills boardtng- pIucc, No. Ga West Aauuoli
tt street, OFT tie 1nurn|ng ol Juuc g. and produce
;, what purportcd to be warrant for h!s arset
It perjury ID the Township Of Niles, IN tu
t. county. He had nuyer bcen In MI
& h: l'fs - q'a ID tis naa,a''yn Int Gsse,
9, licemen told bun he must 60 md he got in
10 buggy With MrDonosgl and another ma
ID Thss drove up mud down, aud passed throuG
r. many streets to him unknown. slcDonouG
ot rant, but lilat Individual denied It. After ea
IA ernl hours Ind pksscd they reached a rond-hou
le Oh thG Mlwaukep rona. anu tllcro Grove sccu1
10. . room to himself. Tie Con!tanle aMl his /.
,.t knusr. Ilc camn .avk t0 Town noxt morning.
m Detective Aldrfch tcstidod TINT ho arrest
Alc1}onough, and askcu bun Why he didn't t1a
ar- proper rtturn Of tic warrant, 10 which
H. | made all evastyc answer.
~ Among other Witnesses wcro Mrs. 0rnngt
ia. who kects tbs Powell House, whero old Gro
d. spent tho night, and Justice sutter, Of tho Toy
m OF Niles. Tile latter swore lliat ho neycr tssu
eli any sucl, wnrsaut NJ that under which n
IN DUuough pr0fcsseli to act.
'vc Charles Herrick. ~ emplase OF the Conn
,re bcuu i,.,tited that bis bonds wero worthless.
iu AtcDonough hs1.tsu!t touk the asaild, a'id tc
hu 4 Wild, strange. anu romantic yarn nbont sot
ina mysterious man whoIn he had nescr prcyoul
1er seen, anil un whom hu l.ad never since set
to eyes, but for whom ho served tho wasral
yus 'fh!s was the tnnn who lroyc tic bupgy.
served tho warrant III good faith, but VIII
they reached tho road.houso he exa
r. incl It, and 'e iound It v
wrong. Il set forth that thu prisoner must
bit delivered to Justice Nutter, III t,ls Town
VII Njtas wht]0 he,t MrDul]ptlCb the fucorsu