, 1879-02-23

he Arrives in Lewes, Del, a Triaa Be-
lated by a Storm. -
His Willingness to kake Ills Trip to 1slist a
SPEEDY as Possible.
.ATGELI,

! LEwEs, Del, Feb. 222.-The bark Shooting
Star, carrying as passenger Charles W.
Angell, the aetaulting Secretary OF the Pull
man. Palace-Car Company, WAS detained
Oh the capes By the gale which Ere
vailed yesterday, and only arrived In the
breakwater ut noon TO-DAY. At one time it was
supposed the Shooting Star had received orders
| through the pilot-boats to proceed to New
| York, and that she had gone there, but fine
| southeriy breeze to-day brought her safely in
the capes- Angel was brought ashore By the
detective aud Capt. Whitney Frank, and QUAR-
tered in the United States Hotel, where they arc
now staying.
IL appears that his captivity has been made as
1sat as possible for him. aud be has suffered no
| unnecessary confinement since his discovery and
arrest at Lisbon.
| lie seems to have realized that further effort
| TO avoid final settlement would ouiy be preju~
dicial to his case, and be is anxious to proceed
| to chicago. He was not aware, when ilt went:
TO Portugal, that the United States had NO
extradlt!on With that country. and his apparent
desire to escape immunity from arrest bv the
absence Of treaty stipulattons WIS not pre-
meditated. He first went to southampton,
thence to Rio de Jauciro, and reached Lisbon in
one Of the Royal Mail steamships.
No delay is anticipated, and 1t is expected
Angel Will leave for Chicago Monday next.
BALLOT-BOX STUFFERs.
Spectat Dispa:ca to Tie 1rioune.
P1rTsBuRa, Pa, Feb. 2a-The announcement
that the parties convicted at the last session Of
the Criminal Court for fraud perpetratcd in the
election OF Alderman for the Seventh Ward
would be sentenced this afternoon, had the
effect OF drawing quite large number Of city
politicians to the Courthouse, who weru
anxious to learn the final result Of this case.
The parties convicted we're Joseph Rousch, ".
L. Scott, and Joseph Grown, but the latter did
not put in an appearance. The first nance called
vas that OF Joseph Crown. AS be did not answer
to his name, his bail WAS forfeited and process
ordered to be served for his arrest. His
bond is fer the sum Of 81 200. The next name
was that OF ". l.. Scott, who appeared and was
sentenced to pay fine Of S100 aud serve s term
Of twelve months IN the County jail Joseph
Rousch was then called, and received tic same
sentence as his colleague These sentences, it IS
hoped, will make ballot-box stutlins unpopular
in this community. Rousch aud Brown arc Re-
publicans. Scott is d Democrat.
SENSATIONAL SHOOTING.
Speci0! Dkspdsch to TIC tribune
DETROIT. Mich, Feb. "a sensational
shooting atfray took place on Randolph street.
this evening. Warren n Draper, prominent
young lawyer from the neghboring Town Of
Pontiac, was on his way TO the depot with his
wife, when he was assaulted by Minnie
Stevens, dashfng and stylish brunette,
with whom he had been on terms Of int-
macy for the last two years. With an
oath Minnie remarked, II lore you too much to
give you up for another" and thererpon drew
a revolver aud hlazed AWAY, the ball lodging in
Draper's head and indicting dangerous wound.
Minnie was arrested, all: Draper was taken ta
the hotel. Hc probably won't prosecute her.
His efforts to dissolve tie relations inspired the
cirls mufdcrous assault