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ESCAPE OF 4 BURGLAR.

ALBANY, Jan. IA stranger, this after
noon. entered the jail here and gave the keeper
some tobacco take prisoner He went upstairs TO
do the Grand and when he returned he found the
stranger gone together With william Burke, known as
billy the Kid" the notorious bank robher lately
brought here from Cleveland The stranger had opened
the door with false key, Sheriff HOuck offers 5000 re-
ward for Burke's recaptnre
The jaer's Of the escape is that stranger
asked MN 10 nand some tobacco he had to colored
prisoner who was sitting in sight OF them inside CRATE
door The taller did so. then came In and said
she mad left "a bundle for u prisoner named DYch-
man IN lam in the wall, and desired the
in,ler TO 90 up and deliver It. He did so.
ana when he came back found the door leading 70 the
hall of the JAIL where the prisoners were lounging,
partly ouen He went IL aud found brass key in the
lock- which he recognized false one, as MS
key /. Of iron He asked the prisoners II anyone hao
gone out aud aughngly replied, Yes, the Kid
The taller says he upstairs not over three minutes
There was clerk I'm the office writing at the time and
he saws that heard leave the Jail hastily but
ne busy that he did not look out to see VINO they
yppV
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHNGTON. saturday, Jan. :, 1882.
The President has recognized Friedrich Wilhelm
Meyer a- yiccConsul Of Austria, Hungary, Al New
Iorb.
General Edward f. Bryant, of Madison Wis, has been
appoln,,d Clerk OF the House Committee Public
Lands.
Marshal Jack Wharton, OF Louisiana, whose term Of
office b,. cxpired will be renominated by tho President
early next week.
The President has signed the act TO egalze the cleo
on Of the Territorial Legislature of New-MexicO, held
November =, lS-O.
Dr. J. W. Porter, dlsbursng CLERK Of the Coast and
Gcodetic Survey Once has rendered his resignation to
the Secretary OF the Treasury.
Among those who had audience with the President to-
day were Vice President pro tenn Davis Senator'S Win
dom. sherman and Ferry, General Adam Badeau and
EX-GOveTnUr WarmOth.
Congressman Hiscook gave dinner AT the Arlington
tonight 10 the members of the Appropriations Commit
tee of which he is Chairman. Aside from the members
~ bts committee there present Speaker Krifer
Ricnard Crowley Colonel George Bliss and General An
g. MCtoph
The Fort morrow morning will publish letter from
General Joe Johnston DENYING tho charge that lie
gently accused Jefl. rson Davis OF appropratng the
Cnufeete funds carried through North Carolina TO hts
General johnston admits having said that the
Pres,dent ough to have accounted for the money
Assisant Secretary FIR nch says that statement has
heen pubished that he has in office three sons and
enough near relatives to foot up annual salary OF
st7 500 that one his sons Ben Is in the Boston Gus
tom Houso az salary Of ~ @0O0 WHILE In tact, there
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An INJUNCTION DENIED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

KINGSTON, Jan. Tn the action of the
Chosen Friends against superintendent of Insurance
Fairman, Of this state. which argued hero some
weeks since, on motion for an injunction, the Justice
handed in opinion here this afternoon. The decision
declares the order to be legally constituted body with
full power TO transact business In this state under the
prevailing laws and clearly subject 70 the laws OF 1881
chapter 256 and not 10 tho general insurance laws.
Justice Westhrook says IT Is clearly shown that the
plaintiff had been transacng business In this state for
eight months when the law of 1881 WAS passed and
holds that the order continue its busness as before
unmOlested by improper interference from the supcr-
infendent or any other person. He says the
order under The jurisdiction OF The super
except relation the making Of its regular report,
and for that the time docs not expire until March Az
tho allie god interference in the business operations OF
the plaintiff the Justice characterized II as grave
charge be sustained only by the cleares proof the
OF which leads him 10 deny the preliminary In
function desired He attributes the huperintendents
action in this construction OF the new law en-
trey different from that which the Court now places
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GENERAL FOREIGN Ne Tvs.
IRELAND STILL DIsTRUsTED.

IRELAND STILL DlSTRUSIED.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-The Cabinet Council to-
day wac unanimous in considering that the state OF Ire
land rendered necessary additional precautions beng
taken in order to bring justice those persons engaged
in supplying arms TO the people
Mr. Forster Chief Secretary for Ireland, will have an
audience with the Queen al osborne on sunday ana
win submit important documents relating to Irish of
fairs.
The man COnnell who recently arrested In County
Cork the charge OF having arms I'm proclaimed
district. and In whose possession were found papers
disclosing plots to commit murder and other crimes has
been, together with his accOmplccs committed Tor
trial at the Cork Assizcs.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin. in receiving deputatlOn
day. promised, upon receiving requisitOn to call
meeting OF citizens to devise means for holding an luuus
tI1al exhibition In that city, . ,
The Standard to-day says: "1he principal suDlect Oh
dcberutlon in he series of Cabinet councils 10 be hclu
will be what form of clOtuTe should be adopted
The Daily NCUs considers that cotlrc viii become
necessity. II says "The state Of affairs III lrchnu
will also probably occupy the attention OF the Ministers
II is well known that stronger steps than those already
taken have recommended themselves 10 some members
of the Government who more Immediately respon-
sible for the peace OF the country
Special dispatches from points IN Ireland snow great
development Of the latest form Of awessneSs, Namely
Land League hunts number Of these was organized
yesterday In where the authorities had not
had time to interfere, quantities OF game were uc-
stTOved and preserves damaged.
At thc Cork A-sZes yesterday conVcnOn was oo-
tanned against ten persons for assauting baih.
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gans Of senor CASTELAR, have abstaned from parioipa
uon In the movement.
The Ties In its financial article announces that ne"
bank, styled the Bank OF Madrid. has been
founded with capital Of 44,OOOOOd. 1t Is under inc
patronage OF the Bank Of Catalonia. part Of the
shares we're subscribed FOR by n French syndicate
The Warsaw authorities took great precautions on
Christmas Day. which occurred yesterday, according 70
the Russian calendar od style) and there was no ds
turbance OF the persons arrested for being impcad
I'm the recent riots, 800 have been held lot tI 'e
Others have been discharged
The National Line steamer Canada, Captain ROBINSON
and the Guon Line steamer Wisconsin, Captain Bentley
foued in the Mescy last evening and tho latter was
slightly damaged amidshps, but the accident dld not
o'clock this afternoon for NewYork by way OF fQueens'
town.
General Count Waldcrsoe has assumed the functions of
stated that General Won Mokc Will shortly take long
furlOugh. General Waldersees appointment Is com
promise, as General won MOltkc wished to retire from
the Office OF Chief Of the General stan because OF MS ad
vanced age. He was, however Overrulcd by the LIN
pcror.
Al the Asszes in AK the trial OF the arising from
the disturbances Marsces last june on the occasion
Of the return OF French troops from Tunis has resulted
follows: One Italian has been condemned TO ten
years imprisonment and ten years police supervision
two Others to five years imprisonment and hNc years
police supervision another to five years imprisonment
and two more To six months imprisonment
HAVANA Jan. THE income of the Custom Houses OF
Of S295 1884, as compared with the corresponding month
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TRYING TO COMPEL PAYMENT
LEY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE rRInuNE.l |

KINGSTON, Jan. THE old claim OF
Gaff Feischman * CO. against the State Of New-fork
came mp before Justice Westbrook here tins afternoon
on an application for pcremptory mandarGu7 against
the Governor compel him 10 audit claim of $4,000
growing OF the quarantine Of their premises ct Bliss
Vile. Queens County I'm the administration OF Governor
Robinson The claim appears to have been rejected by
both Governors Robinson and Cornell IL was argued
that naudamus could not lie against tho Governor in
such a case he having once rejected the claim, no
court could compel him 20 audit H. tOr te pIalh'Hs
an oppion of Justice Westbrook, delivered when this
case first came up cited the effect tnat nanda
mus cOu I'm certain lie against the Governor ana
N was claimed that this was OF those cases Mr..
Armstrong, OF Queens County, having been appointed
referee recently taken the evidence IN The case and
made IA report which is in favor OF the petitioners The
Justice took the papers.
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AN IMPORTANT RESCRIPT.

BERLIN, Jan. IAN Imperial rescript dated
January cOuntersgned by Prince Bismarck has been
addressed to the Prussian Ministry. II says:
The right Of the King 70 direct the Government and
policy OF Prussia I'm accordance with his own judgment
II restricted not abrogatod by the Constitution The
official acts OF the King require the cOunersgnature OF
Minister, and are carried out by bis Ministers;
but they remain the official acts OF the King
IN whose resolve they originate, and who In
them gives constitutional expression to his will.
Thcrefore permissible TO represent their exercise
proceeding responsible Minsters The Prussian
Constitution IL the expression OF the monarchcal tad
ton Of this country whose development
rests the living relations OF ns kngs
to the people. These relations cannot
be transferred to Ministers because they appertan TO
the person Of the King aud their maintenance neces
sary for Prussia.
It's therefore my viii that IN Prussia, and also IN
the legislative bodies Of the Empire no doubt will he Al
lowed attach 10 constitutional rRnt'
or that OF nv successors, to direct personally the
policy Of the Government. 1t is the duty Of my
Ministers TO support my constitutional rEhts by pro
tecng them from doubt ana ObscuTity aud expect te
from al officials who have taken tho 0ath OF
loyalty 10 me. | from wishing TO restrict the
freedom Of elections, hut the fnnchonaries ntrusted
with the execution of my official acts are bound 10 sup
port the policy of my Government even at the elections
shall acknowledge the faithful discharge OF THIS duty
shall expect al officials, remembering their 02th OF
aegiauCe hold aoOf, al the elections, from All
agitation against my CiOVefnu ent
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EUROPE AND THE PAPACY.

PARIS, Jan. Tia Defense publishes tele-
gram to-day from Rome saying that Prince Bismarck
has sent courteous but very explicit note to the Quri
nal In which he states that in his opinion the Popes
independence cannot be regarded as a question Tor
italian home politics. but should De held as an nerna-
tonal question The note declares an intention on the
part Of Prince Bismarck to promote meeting OF Con
Of the Powers purpose of making the guar
anees Of the independence the Holy See stronger and
more cTcctua than they at present, The telegram
adds: Russia, Austria, Germany, England and spain
favor the holding of a Congress early as possible
France has not yet enuncated ber views on the sub
ject" La Defense says "All arrangements are com
pec tho departure Of the Pope for Malta IN case he
deems II impossible for him TO remain i'll Rome"
BEEIIN Jan. There is much disappointment among
the Cefcas at the decision OF the Government 10 intro
duce no moro comprehensive measure than the July
hin The Clerical leaders the Dct are prenarlnS a
series OF amendments which, II adopted, VIII pTacucay
have the effect OF repeating the May laws. me Con-
scryativcs regard the for Incoming Ecclesasca OIL as
nlrrIv temporary, be followed by revision OF the
Fak laws as soon as the negotiations with the Vatican
nre concluded 1t is only this assumption mat the
Conservatives have agreed TO support the BILL
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FRAGMEyrS or UESrERN N rs.


THE NININGER FAILURE.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. IA complete record
Of the assets and liabilities Of he Nnngcr failure roots
up $21736O; liabilities F2l7s99 Tho sioeE on
hand il being sold.
FRAUD By SLIPPING CfEhK.
CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-GcOrge llOrtcndprf, ship
ping clerk Of Park scott 4 Co., c9ne.ses To- "stnG Ge
frauded the firm ont Of 2S tons or copper MS StcahgH
amounting to abOut $4,000
SUICIDE OF 4 RICH MAN.
DETROIT. Jan. 7.-Samucl ). Ward, prOnl-
ncnt and wealthy citizen of Port Huron. committee sui
eide this morning by taking strycha.uc. He had been
been watched ny friends To-day he cludrd Their vsi-
lance.
FIRED AT By A WOMAN.
Cornell BLUFFS, Iowa, Jan. Last even
ing Edith Gray attempted TO shoot Nouhg luan haW'
Hcndcrshot firing four shots at him, all or which nied
their mark The intended victim escaped ny running
into liquor lis supposed that Jealousy was 'hc
cause OF the act.
SMALLPOX At CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Jan. 7-Ihcrc were Is fatal cases
deaths from Zymutc diseases. The total number OF
deaths was 02O. The dcati-rate from smallpox dc-
creased from lTG In October 10 lis IN Deceber lAeIe
are now 10 cases IN the smallpox hospital
CHICAGO THEATRES PRONOUNCED UNSAFE.
CHICAGO, Jan. THE Building Committee
CT the Citizens Association of this city held conference
Yesterday with representatives Of the principal theatres
il j. claimed that several Of the popular theatres
accident or fire are demanded by Subcommittee.
THE LAST OF A STEAMBOAT.
CAIRO. Jan. THE steamer Grand Tower
last night sank her boiler deck within the space OF
two minutes, while lyngat the foot or Goat Island In
the Iissssipp River. Three deck passengers sup
posed to be drowned. The remainder OF the crew ana
passengers saved and brought here Oy the Ancc
Brown The Grand Tower originally cost S-O,OOO, Jut
is old now and worth 10000. The Grand Tower IJn
between NeW-Orleans and 81 Louis.
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AFFAIRS IN LONDON,
n.,,>-c roP PARLIAMENT.

.vp pp,r1su GOVERNMENT RESOLVED TO phHL .
PROMPTLY WITH oBsrRuCrIoN-LoRD phNnr n,,r =
prcrxT SPEECH PROVING EFFECrlNE-lih
GuITEAU TRIAL STILL CRITICISED
According to the London cable dispatches u
THE TRIBUNE the British Government Is io-
solved to give precedence when Parliament
meets, to measures which will offset oostruc-
non. The Conservatives are determined 10 OPP
nose the modified form of the "prevlous ques-
tion known as clOture. Lord Derbys recent
spcech has had powerful effect. HIS oppoSi-
,;on % tho scheme for landlord compensation
impairs its prospects of success ire 'iirrb Tt,n
papers still criticise the Guiteau ,Ul t,i"e, y
author of the successful comedy l ne SQUIRE
is charged with plagiarism. MRS. LaiS'iy
has achieved success at Brighton. The sale OF
Tho Hamilton Palace library will begin IN june
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
ARRESTED FOR RoBBING TIE MAILS.

ARRESTED FOR ROBBTNG THE MAILS
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. " lillian g. Douglass,
postal agent arrested here to-day for robng the malls
lie has confessed the crime
GRANTED NEW TRIAL
NEWTON y. j., Jan. The motion for a new
tial in tie ease smith under conviction ~ aIscn
at Branchyille, has been granted
RUN OVER AND KILLED
SAvANNAH, Ca. Jan. 7-jamc,s - l'Ti.r r.. n m
sgcGt9T Of qG9CI 7 oil Mn' az ne 5 n NV hlys ao" O
THE CREW OF A LOST STEAMER o..
MOBILE. Ala, Jan: = he stca1rr E!I4 hnieht
crew Of thc sieane' Dover ~ha Wa, lot OF 2aapa
TIE RILEY COUNTY rANK TNL'Ga.
CoNCoRD y ~ Jau. 7.-t dispatch hH~ B.cI .r-
ceycd from Manhal'an & hani l fttao' & r' f m Nr & s'
"'''' ''"'' Two TRAINS wRtclFn.
prTsToN, Peo i 7A !, ro r",i'>Gp @Grnrrd if.t
Inr'n ,.git aHt coal rain. Both trains "csr "io'd,
Ou' "' '', cAPT@i% MrRDErgD BY 4 SAILOR.
BAIlNolE aa Am IL ,nG sa>" % ta,n m a
par smith found le,fG , % t i' r Y'5I ar t ' & y,
'''''-' PnEIGW TRAIN WRECKED
m icr"nd tai-rad VIZ, Slrek o To-day neay M4e
Budg. 2gt 9.I %s, lf5, SS1+ @onr. ' ''' ''''
s''D''," .T IT. LorIs HoY DROWNED AT BOSTON
Bos o., Jan. 7-George +, Ea.on , asg -Aocn,
cd Son S % Ratins at Watham today ant drowned lie
was '''eN'i"F THRrT BoYs DROWNED.
BosToX. Jan. Two boys. Mckenzie and Sharkcy.
and another whose name l. n~no M aye a'"a, .a'h
SUICIDE IN THE or. EEGIQN
p,,nropb Penn Jan. John II. Smrdley, a
f thr I producing arm Of -mcdIey Hrohors
Rf RTsiag thi- morning took shot gun and paGlg the mule
81 s Saa led GsS sH4 % n scoi Ssi circumstance. S ~
"' AN AFFLICTED TOWN.
prcvais to alarming ex'Gnt IN the TN lo%" I E"f ~
lawreqoc Go9, and i SIT og ar, past r,coy ~
One Of the Two pr4c'us physicians oi Tie '"' Is "'o
sax Win The same disease
urLSTEItOh NENIENNED.
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ABARONESS UINS 4 LAW SUIT

BosToN, Jan. Z. - The Supreme Judicial
Court has affirmed the decree dismssng bill In eqty
brought by Robert julius Rau formerly OF Dresden,
against Baroness Zedz, to compel the payment Of
drafts amounting 10 1862 made by the latter in favor
of the plaiptR The drafts were made April IL,
1877 by the defendant, who then Miss Catherine
Bell Kelsey OF Cambridge, Mass and the plaintiff claims
that she gaye them to release Baron Won Zedlin to
whom she he married next dag, from an irdebt-
cdness representing the amount Of the drafts The de
fendant claimed that the plaintiff came to her ana
represented that unless the debt the Baron was paid
the wedding could take place and that he wOuld be
arrested as entered the church. A. the solicitation
of the mother OF the Baron, and through fear that the
marriage would he prevented, Miss Kelsey signed the
6raft
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FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON, Saturday Jc

LONDON, ShiuTd1y JAN !, IhsZ.
The amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF
En- lland on la lancc to-day is 100000
Rarr's biscuit factory In Liverpool five stories In
height and containing II valuable stock and machinery
was burned to-day
The British Board OF Trade returns for the month Of
december show an Increase in the value OF imports Of
als 4Os and an increase In the vane OF exports OF
el 967 263 as compared with the corresponding month
last year.
The editors of eleven Republican newspapers in
Madrid have signed declaration in favor Of continuous
edorts 10 establish Democratic Government The Or
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A MASSACRE IN SONORA.

SAN Francisco, Jan. Ga dispatch from
Tucson, Arizona, dated to-day, says: The Star has
received official intelligence from HermOcl0, SonOrD,
respecting recent Indian depredations. Two bands,
numbering 300 under chiefs Chris and 10, have been
committing depredations in the districts OF Moclcyum
Sahmpa and Ar1be and have killed superintendent
WOehcrmc Of the LampaZOs mine, with fourteen men,
six won eu ana children General Ortega had left
Hermocl o for the Of the massacre with large
regular force II f. expected they VIII oyertake the
.trsrou1crs near Chea Pass. The Indians well
armed with repeating rifles and have about lsOo
rouuls of ammunition"
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SERIOUS EXPLOSION or FIRE DAMP.

MAUCH CHUNK, Penn, Jan. IA terrific
lre damp explosion occurred this afternoon in Mine No.
10 the Lchgh Coal and Navigation Company at Lans-
ford Thomas Parry, of Gearytown, the fire boss, Is
mlssna and r. believed to be dead Eight and one
boy were badly injured Among the latter are Edward
acls from Gcarytown Five others are from Tamaqua,
whose names are unknown one of them had hi5 back
broken and the others have egs and arms broken and
are badly burned and crushed. The explosion was
caused by fi Of coal breaking the safety lamp I'm the
hand. of Fire Boss Parry. Luckily the fire did not
spread and the damage 20 the mine IL consequently
fI-l,
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AFFAIRS or rHE PAcIFIC BANK.

BosroS, Jan. THE proposition of the
directors OF the Pacific Bank that the creditors and de-
positors shall grant an extension of four. eight and
twelve mouths has with general assent far as
heard from In the past week assets Of between
500 600 and 5000 O0O which the directors had cass
fed A. worthless have secured TO the bank which
assets will be paid IN within a very short time. Weekss
account will ii il said be adjusted in manner sattsac
tory To the directors and To the Bank Examiner Al the
annual meeting January 10 a full statement OF the
banks condition and prospects ia promised
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only two OF bis relatives nephew and niece VINO are
In the Government service though his recominenda.on
caucus Of the members Of the House from the MIS-
ssspp Valley has proposed for the purpose oi COZ"
sdering procure legislation for the improve
mcnt OF the Mississippi River The Missouri delegaion
will meet on Monday and request delegations from other
States in tho Mississippi Valley 10 join them In caucus
without regard 10 politics
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ARGUING THE LAW POINTS.

WHAT THE COURT Is ASKED TO CHARGE.
MR. DAviDGE FOR TIE GOVERNMENT AND MEssRs
REID AND sCovILLE FOR THE AssAssIN-INTER-
RUPTIONs FROM 0UITEAU
in the Guiteau case yesterday the Court
granted the jury leave TO be absent from the
courtroom while the argument upon the law
points was being heard. Mr. Davidge opened the
argument for the Government and dwelt
upon the question of the prisoners legal re-
sponsibilty, citing the decision laid down by
British jurists in the McNaughten case az n
guide. Judge Porter read a portion of the
charge of Justice Noah Davis in the Coleman
case. For the defence Mr. Reed claimed that
the question of malice in Guiteau's act must
be left for the jury and that the prisoner should
have the benefit of any reasonable doubt Of
his sanity. Mr.. Scovile's argument was not
concluded. Guiteau annoyed the counsel by
his Interruptions, as usual
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RIVALRY AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. THE Pennsy vania Railway
s meeting The low rates made by ts competitors on pro
visions. II refuses 10 meet the competition on grain
and yesterday the fast freight lines running over the
vana and the Northern Central roads received
instructions not To make contracts for grain NJ lcHs
rate than 20 cents to NcwIOrk Is cents To Phadepma
and II cents TO Baltimore.
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FIGHTING IN HERZEGOVINA.

VIENNA, Jan. THE Presse to-day publishes
a areport OF an encounter between body Of Austrian
troops and band Of hry lIerzegovnanS, nj Suorna
i'm which four the latter fell The band rctreaed to
Kiyosce. The Austrians suffered no loss.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
READY FOR ARBITRATION.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Tt was announced
at the Pennsylvania Railroad office to-day that II tho
settlement OF the existing trunk line differences were
left to the regular Boar OF Arbitration James A Wright
Charles Francis Adams aud David 4. Wells, that COM
psny would be satisfied but It would consent to retrT
ence Of the question board 10 consist OF A. j.
DreKol, Albert Fink and Charles Francis Adams
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SENT TO JAIL At LAST.

CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-Sesser Fricdburg, one
Of the notorious pawnhrokers Of this city, whose
name figures In several dark transactions the last being
the murder Policeman Rae, sent 10 Joliet Peni-
tcniary to-day after having bafed justice over three
years having spent $4,000 TO secure immunity for
his crimes.