, 1879-07-10

inys b. y, : mixed coming without some assurance OF
"Ijo you know whether Moore has mndc nny
payment to The Town Boar.il"
~ do not. Ny understanding was that no
satlalactury.n
III. t!'ere boon my conference hotre'n
"iihyc not heard nf any,"
The reporter next visited
srArE's.ArronNnr MILLS,
an;, .s:e; s:ksa: 80 ,,. concerning Avery
"rherc's nothing new that know or
YOU knew he WAS iii Ch1eaao'
"itc lIas been hero aotnc .tno.''
Hadn't heard Of IL bef"rcs' replica Ms'
'i "DId you knox that he 'alked Of or Ind pro
"Yes; il was brought to my notice some
VII" ct mo hear about Il, Mr. Mills" .-.
nWcli. utout munth aeo received letter
from tile West Town Doard informing me Tint
they had been ncH0tinting for the return Of
be recovered II he was permitted to romc hack
to Chicago. They asked lint the criminal pru-
cccitnrs lie set aside for tfe time being 30 That
he could comc back safely to talk she matter
britain could not reach this man where lc
waa-canadn- the crime he bud committed
f,eru. Tho Board werc satistled to let the mat
,tr ma,., rest pf0T'iE r.. sg rilcr could s, snt
This letter, written BY the Clerk Of tho ,onri.
waa brought me by sfr. John Il. F"I'', Who
calnc to my house ono evening With The Hcv.
to p1cnd Aoorc's case. On tic same ,pcaaton
Mr.. Moorc's two daughters were prcnent, nul
told me that tl,cs hoped to be able to sq,'arc up
their fat1cr's deficiency. They wonll sec that
S4f11F<1k
properly secured. The same evening air, stone,
of the Datr Ntam, was present With tlN OTHER
parties above uamed, and pso urged thnt, the
criminal proceedings be STAYED. Ths ncst ;iay l
Hoard, and lie explained the matter morc fully,
hai been ptaccd before mo through
the letter. whtcl, l have referred to, and
lsoard. Next day. IN open court, hatl MooTe's
case stricken froi, the docket, with leave 10 re.
iustute at auy tins. That's Just where the mat
ter stood, and where IT, now stands. II Moore
is horc, aud docs not nav uu, ha cnn bc crSA!nn~
ly prosecuted at nnr t!nc." .-.
TuE TRIBUNE reporter called at the house OF
Dir. Kks1ELp MOORE.
| No. 400 West Monroe street, last evening, and
questioned htm rclattvc to t,ac condition Of Ills
brothers. cnae. ....
bcllevcW asked the reporter.
'"Yes,' replied Mr. Moore. "Ifo has bren
here some time, and was under tho Edllcf that
| this matter had become Ruch an old story TINT
| the newspapers would say nothing further about
| It,"
"IIow did Mr. Moore come TO rcturn1"
-"Wh5, It was nil arranged some time ago. !
first suggested the p!an Of the payment of i
poytio1l Of the money anl tho securing Of thu
baIancs by notes. The Town Board wrre sntIs-
| fled that nothing would rome Of the prosecution
Of the civil suit, md theT became convinced
that tic criminal proceedings would also amount
to nauRht so long as tlir individual was not hrre
to prosecute. They finally had it underntood
tlmt the criminal proceeding should be set aEidc,
mud \ portion Of the money paid down."
"Was this money paid ~
| "Yes.'
"WhenFs .--..
'tsoule weeks ago. It was either $1,000 ol
| $1,5O0. The halnncu WIS secured bY noics.h
| "f1nw wcr0 the notes made II he was mol
hero u
"Thcy wcrs drawn up here and tcut TO Can
uda. Moore signed them nlid returned them
alnI theu they were further acted upon, that tn,
sumB might ho fully secured"
"Mr. Moore has kept himself quite eccludct
sipcc his return, has he not ~
"Yes. lie has within the past few days beet
downtown oncc or. twice. But before That III
did not gu out an5.'