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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-05-12
yaaha Semi0meeklg World
Published
Tuesdays s. sf' Fridays
HEMAN and CHAS. E. JONES.

HEMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
Office in Brick Building AdjluBg ielsia,, Montgomery 81
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"Old BIindy- Gone.
HALEY Times.


Last Saturday Mr.. Smith, the dog
train man, of Ketchum, came down to
take look at the metropolis; also to
procure more dogs for his train. See.
ing cod Blindy," he was at once
struck with the good points of the Old
dog, and made inquiries as to his own-
ership Being told that he belonged
to all the citizens of Haley, he at once
got rope and, was leading the old boy
off, when one of our prominent mer-
chants cried "halt." Mr. Smith halted
and e. planned his honorable intentions
toward his companion. An excited
crowd soon gathered, and dire thrca s
W re made 2ainst Smith. But prom
ising to tenderIy care for and ne, r
overload the dog that never allow, d
Bellevue canine to strut up Halle VS.
main street without whipping him.
Mr.. Smith was allowed to depart.
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PAT EN- I S

Inventors will Advance their interest by
employing ain experienced Attorney resi-
dent in Washington. +. A. Lehman, So
licitor of American and Foreign Patents,
Washington, ID. G. has had years Of sue
cessful practice. and was formerly en- Ex-
aIniner Of Patents in the Patent Office.
All business before the Courts or the De
partment promptly attended to. Fee con-
tingent upon success. Send for circular.
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The new Chinese bill pro-
vides for the suspension Of general
Chinese immigration for ten years.
The bill excludes all Chinese laborers.
The word aborer, under the act, is
unskiled laborers The act is to take
effect ninety days after it becomes a
law. The act does not apply to Chi
nese laborers who were in the United
States November II, 1SS0-in accor-
dance with a treaty made at that time
between the United States and China
and who are proper y identified as
such. 1t makes it a misdomeanor for
any captain of a vessel to land, or per-
NIT to be landed, any Chinese labor
ers. Any vessel, whose master shall
violate said act, shall be subject to
forfeiture to the United States. The
act does not apply to vessels with Chi
nese laborers bound to ports outside
of the United States, but which are,
by distress or stress of weather, forced
to make a United States port, provi
ded. that said aborers SO landed, de-
part in such vessel on leaving. The
act does not apply to Chinese diplo-
mats or other officers. nor their SER
wants.
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Charles Garfield, cousin of the
late President Garfield, is an applicant
for the Marshalship of Idaho Terrific
ry. 1t is said that he has the lndorse'
ment of the entire Republican delega-
ton in Congress from Ohio for the
place. He is frem Cleveland, Ohio.
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Susan Hill, Defendant.
To SUSAN HILL.

susan k11ll, defendant.
To SUSAN HILL.
TN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE
l. of the United States of the Territory of
Idaho, You are hereby notified that there
is now on file in the office of the Clerk of
the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of said Territory, in Idaho City,
county OF Boise, the complaint of Joseph
Hill, the above named plaintiff, demand
ing judgment against you, that the bonds
of matrimony heretofore existing between
plaintiff and defendant, be dissolved upon
the grounds of desertion and for adultery,
for the period of one year, and giving to
plaintiff the custody of the two minor
children, and for general relief The facts
being more fully settorth in the plaintiff IS
complaint on file herein, certified copy
of which is herewith served. And that
unless you appear and answer to said CON-
plaint within ten days after the service
hereof if served within Boise county, and
within twenty days if served out OF said
county, but within said Judicial District,
and within forty days if served out of said
District exclusive of the day of service),
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief sought for in his complaint.
~'-- In testimony Whereof |, A. L..
seal. RICHARDSON, Clerk of said Dis
~ trict Court, have hereunto set my
hand aud affixed the seal of said
Court, at Idaho City, this 10Th day of April
A. d. 1882.
A L. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
By IsIDoR SMITH, Deputy Clerk.
JAS. H. HAwLEY, Atty for Plaintiff
April 81, 1882.-6w.
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THE "TIMEs" COMMENTS.

NEW YORK, May 6th.-A Times ed
.'orlal ends as follows: The probabil.
''y is indeed that De Long and his
nieh did not long survive the depart
ure OF the couriers they sent out for
Succor. We have now succeeded in
contributing to the annals of Arctic
exploration tale transcending in
nas'c interest the story of Sir John
irahklyn's voyage, and in a distant
'"'e lhere Is to-day bereaved wild
:" VINO mourns the fate of De Long,
en,I I1auy franklyn so long and persist
t'y grleved for her husba nd, whom
Ia, IVY waters never gave up to her.
mos M. Nv De content with this achieve.
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1t is reported that Senator HUI OF
Georgia has sent in his resignation to
the Governor, aud that Senator Brown
contemplates resgning. Bad health
is the cause. 1t is said that Senator
Gordon will be appointed to one of
the vacancies,
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THE .JEANNETTE."
Lieutenant DE Long and Party
Found Frozen to Death.

New YORK, May 5th.-An official
dispatch from Washington states that
De Long and party have been discov-
ered all dead.
New YORK, May 5th.-By cable to
the Herald: IRKUrsH, May 5th-morn-
ang.-The following dispatches have
Just been received here by special cou-
rier from Jackson, the Herald cores
pondent, on his way north to the
mouth of the Lena: Dispatch No. l,
Deer station, Demurach, ia district Of
Verchnaranzk, April 10, lS82.-A ru-
NOR is current among tue fungus ma
tives that five men have been found
by the fungus at the mouth Of the Le-
ma they describe one, as wearing a
gold-faced uniform. Moross tells me
that Captain De Long wore his uni
form under his ulster at the time OF
the landing. | give this as rumor,
but it is remarkable that the news
spreads among the fungus with great
speed. JACKSON.
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sg SOLD CHEAP TOR CASH IA

Any book. in my line, not found in nv stool
viii, on order be procured i'll the shortest possible
time at eastern prices-my facilities SO doing bf
ing ample and expeditions lJune IL. .73-f
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the second Judi
cial District, of the Territory of Idaho,
in and for the county of Boise.
Joseph Ezill, Plaintiff,
VS.
Eusan Efill. Defendant
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arc oenera' Grant and Bob Ingersoll
Nem ,'.,efested ip mines intake Lelley,
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TINDI a. A. THOMAS. st. Cloud bull
LA " ding. Washington, G. Practices
uiAA'D. before the United States General Land
Office Contested cases, private land claims. min
ing pre-emption and homestead prosecuted
before the Department OF the Interior and Supreme
court; and all classes of claims before the Execu
tive Departments. Special attention given to town
site cases. Land warrants. homestead floats, and
all kinds of land scrip bought and sold.
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THE NAMES AND FATE OF THE FIRST CUT
TER's CREW.
New YORK, May 6th.-The follow
ing is list of the people in the first
cutter: Lieutenant Commander
George w. De Long, Surgeon James
M. Amber, Jerome J. Collins, w. F.
U. Nlnderman, L. P. Noras, H. H. Err
lckson, II. HI. Hook, G. W Boyd, w.
Lee, n. Juerson, K. A. Dressler, A. II.
Sam. De Long landed at the Lena
Delta September II, 1881. Erickson
died few days after and was buried
In the Lena. Ninderman and Noras
We're sent forward for relief and were
fortunate enough to find Melville. No
ras is now on his way home with
Lieutenant Danenhower, but Ninder-
man is with Melville. With the ex-
ceptlon of Ninderman and Noras, all
Inc people in De Longs cutter are
dead.
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sJkAEGLED TO DEATH.


BROOKLYN, l.. l., July 21.-James F.
Walsh, the murderer Of Barbara GrOen
thai, was hanged here this morning
Walsh was hung at 1906. About 300
spectators were present. He sleDt un
easily during the night, and got up and
dressed himself at five O'Clock, remsrking
that he felt pretty we'll and was prepared
to die. He was jerked into the air and
had fall of two feet before he brought
tho rope tsut. The knot slipped round to
the back Of his neck aud his head was
thrown forward. There we're two or three
convuls;ye movements Of the limbs, ant!
three minutes later there was slight
movement OF the shoulders. After that
his body became limp aud there was no
further movement. At 1910 his pulse
was 40 and infrequent. At 1914 the heart
beat could scarcely he heard. The doctors
pronounced him dead in nine minutes.
The body was subsequently placed in .
casket and given to the uncle of the do.
ceased. It was buried at the cemetery of
the Holy Cross.
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Live Stock Market.

1.-Two StOCk M0rk0C.
CHIcAeo.-Hogs-Receip II 600 head; ship
lnents 5000 head; fairly active: good f1rm
market steady mlxed. 81 G0U8 10; heavy, q d
as Is: light, 81 500S 70; sk1ps, &607.
Cattle-Recejpts, 5000 heat shipments, l.eOC
head market Quet and weak, but not quota
bly, lower; exports. 81 40GS; good to choice
shipping, SC 7O07 20 e; common to fair, - tO66;
butchers' stock weak; common to fair, $s6
, 25; medium. % 60l4 50 stockers nominal,
cattle in tair supply and easier; Texans. g 7t;
halt breeds, 81 5O05 IN; Americans. - 50
@8 o. .TE-'..i ... Il =. =. ?
shecp-Rcceipts, 1.eOo head shipments, 900
head; market active and l5025c higher; gon-
cral demand better and market nrm on good
stock. poor to fair, $I63 Is; medium, $3 $50
As good to choice, - 1904 GO. '..
EAST LIBEGTY.-Cattle-Run fair market
active; receipts. H4 head; good. 1,3CO to ], 400
lbs. cattle, 81 25@7 30; fair, 100 to 2O0 lbs,
SC 5O06 IS stockcrs and feeders, a 25@5.
Hogs. dull and dragging-Receipts, 40 head:
Philadelphias, IS 65aa 80; Balttmores. IS %
@8 80.
Sheep dull; extra. 100 to ITO lbs,, a 7504 90 ;
good, 80 to 95 lbs. 81 5O0f IS; lambs, "A S004 81.
. HU1yALo-Cattle-Receipt $50 head mar
ket dull amp UNCHANGED.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 800 head mar
ket dull and prices shade lower; fair to
good clipped. tlQ4 25; choice, a 5oG4 90 !;
Western lambs, IS 5sG5 50.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 head; very little do
ing good butcher hogs, averaging 2ls lbs :,
IS 550S 70.
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CMALL HAVANA CIGARS, CLEAR FILL
y. leTs. for cents, ut HARTMAN'S Yellow
Front Cigar Store.
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DEA TINS.

KUHLNAN.-ln this city. on the goth inst.
Philopoena, wife OF Philip Kuhlman, In the
Goth year OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from her late residence. No SIS RockIand St.,
on Sunday afternoon at clock. Services ut
St. stephens church, Intermcnt al lions
cemetery. 2td
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An Abolition TRAGEDY xecalled.

An Abolition Tragedy keealled.
Baltimore Gazette.
Joseph p. Scarlet, who died recently in
Philadelphia, was one Of the three white
mon tried for treason, be(orp ths Usited
States court for participatioAsh the slale
riot at Christiana, p, lns Ssptenbet,
1851. Mr.. Scarlet WAS ! r4dioai
sbolitionist, and never failed to
give his aid to fugitive slaves when the
opportunity offered. In the fall of 1851,
when 80 years old, Scarlet was ono Of the
leaders In the attempt to secrete the col
ored man who shot and killed Edward
Gorsuch aud wounded Joshua and Dick
inson Gorsuch and DR.. Thomas Pierce,
four Baltimoreans who had gone to
Christiana in search of fugitive
slaves. Mr.. Scarlet, Elijah Lewis and
Castoer Hanway, all residents of Christi
ana, and several colored men, were arrest
ed and held for treason. They were sent
to Philadelphia for trial in the Federal
court, where the prosecution was aban-
doDed after tho acquittal Of Mr.. Haoway,
who was tried first.
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Our friends at Columbia and Marietta an
nounce a special excursion train for next
Wednesday, the sGth. leaving Marietta at 600
and Columbia at s:i5 u. m, arriving at Gettys-
burg ut 900 q. IN. Returning it leaves at 7:4(
p. m, thus allowing nearly eleven hours q,
Gettysburg: This will afford ample time to
visi, all points Of inter st on the battle field
and TO witness the Grand Army dress parade
at $50 p. m. grand sight, but rarely to be
seen. Fare for the round trip, from Marietta
$l.9O anu from Columbia $l.75. Tickets for sale
at the r. Il. Z. ticket Offices. The Mechanics
band of Marietta Will accompany the excur
sion.
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Al. Rosenstein,.
NO. 81 NORTH QUEEN STREET
.- e..
FOK SALE.

EOk SAL .-ThE UNDERsiGNED
T. special Committee OF the Shiffier Steam
Fire Engine AMI Hose Company, appointed
by said company at their last general meeting
held on the 18th inst, offer for sale the follow
ing property of said company. consisting OF,
First, a Lot of Ground, situated; on the west
side OF South Queen street, between Andrew
and Hazel streets. fronting on said South
Queen street n feet 10 inches, more Or less,
and extending in depth l46 feet, moro or less,
&C joining property OF Henry ". sheriff on the
north and Presbyterian chapel on tho south,
together with q TwO-StOry BRICK ENG INE
HOUSE there on erected, the said house hav-
ing bell cupola thereon attached. '.! .tH ?
Second, q STEAM FIRE ENGINE, which Is
q fourth class vertical, built by Cole & BrOt her,
Pa1tucket. X. /. The cylinder measures 9
inches in the bore. with inch stroke. with
brass pumps. The boiler Is q good steam gen.
orator, with 23l copper tubes can Start in four
minutes after lighting the fire, and can throw
water through an inch nozzle from 2i0 to 30
feet, and has twenty feet of four-inch suction
hose, with spanner, wrenches. oil cane, &C.
We guarantee this engine in flrstclass ccndi-
t1en.
PETER Il. FORDNEY,
THOMAS ANDERSON. Il
WILLIAM II. DORWART' d"
DANIEL +. AUKAMP,
HENRY SMEYCH D.,
JOSEPH WILFONG.
ALEXANDRA HARRIS, y
jy20 It'd Committee.
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Nlotherr! Mothersl! Mothers

Are you disturbed ut night and broken OF
ycur rest by n SICK child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain of cutting teeth q? II
SO, go at once and get bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immcdiately-dcpend
upon 1t: there is no mistake about IL. There
Is not mother ON earth who has ever used It,
who will not tell you at once that 1t will regu.
late the bowels, and givo rest to the mother
and relief and health to tho child, operating
like magic. L. is perfectly safe to use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription of one of the Oldest and hest
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, Sold everywhere. IS cents a bottle.
m2ly-M, ,W&S&w
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Going Home.

The passenger depots of the Pennsylva.
mia and Reading railroads were crowded
this morning by students from the Millers
vile normal school, who, having got
through with the interesting commence
ment exercises, were en- route for their
homes to spend the summer vacation.
They carried with them an immense num-
Der of Saratogas and trunks of lesser d.
mensions. They INDUCED in . world of
kissing, Misunderstanding and other evidences
of good feeling.
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There Is more strength restoring power IN a
bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic than in
bushel of malt or gallon of milk. This ex-
plains why invalids find it such Q wonderful
invlgOrant for mind and body. See other
column. fyl-lmleOd&eOW
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Ilreworiss ON wheels,

Last evening two young men drove up
North Queen street so drunk that they
did not know where they were going. The
horse, which belonged to McFadden' s
livery, was very tired, and ON East Chest.
nut street he was taken from them and re-
turned to the stable.
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r.I,,u,.,us,y Assault ed and N .rdered. .

WILMINGTON, Del, July 21.-An Erery
Eoeniny special says that Mrs. Turner,
aged 80, was feloniously assaulted by Jos.
Morris aged %, near Morris station, last
evening. Mrs. Turner resisted, when
Morris drew pistol and shot her through
the heart, killing her instantly. Morris
then fled and has not yet boen taken.
Morris station is near Massey's Cross
Roads. in Kent county, Md. .g-.r.s..
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THE EGYPTIAN WAR.
rxanCe pxspARING HEB BATTALION,

British Troops About to Move 1srwsrA-
| Araba Issues warfare Prooia1atse.s
-Epgland Waxus the fssse. y,
LONDON, July 21.-A dispatch frou
Marseilles to the Daily Meas says order
have been received at the naval arsenal u
Toulon to take measures for receiving ID
the barracks next week tho different bat
talions which are to form tho corps 70,
Egypt.
A dispatch from Rome to the Dad.
Ners says that a permanent squadres
composed of four irou-alads has been or
dered to proceed to Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, July al p. NAH the
French ships have left here and the
United States tlagships have gone to
Brindia. The markets and tho bourse are
re- opening for business. ....s 9.
A Forward Kovemsnt Of lsrltish Troopa
Probable.
LONDON, July 21.-The Daily Telegraph
in its second edition prints dispatch from
Alexandria which says, it will not bs sur
prising if Arab Pasha's measures in re-
gard to tho water supply Of Alexandria
lead to an immediate advance of British
troops. Major General Alison has tele-
g,aphed home for instructions.
FIoodiug the Country. 81
An Arab spy states, that the damming
of the Nahmoudieh canal has flooded tho
country. The water in places is knee
deep, making the ground too soft for the
movement Of guns.
A native has just been shot while at.
tempting to set fire to house in tho cen
tire of the city. -.
ArAbi's lmpudonce.
LONDON, July 2l.-The Daily Ne~s in its
second edition has a dispatch from Port
Said which says Arab Pashs, after tho
bombardment of Alexandria, sprea;: a
report that the English troops had been
defeated. The conduct Of the natives con-
sequently is very insolent. Tie position
is critical. ....,
~ fsur"pes ms Massacred In Cairo.
ALEXANDRIA, July GA refugee from
Cairo reports numerous massaoras Of
Europeans there on Monday.
The sultan Warscd.
LoNDoN, July 21.-Earl Granville has
notified Lord Dufferin, at ConstantinOple,
that unless the sultan uses force TO sub
due Arab Pasha Europe will have to de-
wise the necessary measures.
Arabi's Warlike Proclamation.
ALEXANDRIA, July 21.-Arabi Pasba has
issued a proclamation saying that at the
khedive's instigation, the English for re-
veuge FILLED Egyptians who were left to
guard tho city; that at night the khedive
with his women remains afloat among the
English, and that he returns to shore at
day time to continue the slaughter. The
therefore orders continuance
of recruiting. Another proclamation Of
Arabi's says, IAN irreconoilable war exists
between US and the English"
Family Thrown Under the Cars.
LONDON, July 21.-The Times corres-
pOndent confirms the rumOrs of the mas
sacrc at Cairo and Damietta. At Caliub
= family was taken from the railway train
and put under the wheels.
How tho Natives Can Lilo.
ALEXANDRIA, July 81. - The official
native report of the bombardment says
that eight British iron clads we're sunk,
two burned aud four captured, and that
The latter would be brought to Cairo.
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FUNERAL or MRS, EEVlY.
Buried I'm tho Lancaster Cemetery,

Buried In tho Lancaster Cemetery.
The remains of Mrs. DR.. Lewis reached
Lancaster this forenoon, and were cou.
veyed to the residence of her mother, Mrs.
Benz. Eshleman. The funeral took place
this afternoon at O'Clock, tho religious
services being conducted by Rev. D. B.
Wilson, Of the Episcopal church. The
romans of Mrs. Lewis were placed in an
elegant casket, and were viz wed by hun
dreds of her friends. The body was borne
to the grave on bier, the following gen.
tlenen acting as pail bearers His honor
John B. Livingston, Newton Ligbtner,
esq, Amos Henderson, DR.. ]. A. Ehl:r,
DR.: H. E. Muhlenberg, DR.. Fl. B Parry,
j. B. Kaufman, esq.
The interment was made in the Hester
l Vt in Lancaster cemetery.
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Fail of n AOrSD.

As the Millersville street railway car was
coming into Centre Square this morning,
we'll loaded with student passengers, one
OF the horses slipped and fell on the Bel
gian block pavement at the head of West
King street. BE fell hard and was bruised
sorely, but rs the load was soon lightened
and the horse got on bis feet, travel was
not long delayed.
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water Pipe to be Connected.

Connections will be made with the
large water main at the corner of Plum and
Orange streets on Sunday. The 20 inch
main will be entirely shut off and the city
will be fed through the 12 and 8 inch pipes.
All persons will have water, providing
they use it calofully.
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Excursion Trains 70 Camp Meeting. 4
On Sunday next the Reading s. Columbia
railroad will run special trains to and from
Landisville camp meeting as follows: From
Lancaster. King street station, at 8:25 and
1910 a. M, and 1 As p. m. Returning will
leave Landisville. at 1900, AS and 500 D.
m. Fare for the round trip Is cents.
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BRANDING BRADY.


80B H8OSGCUf1ON SCORE a POoWr'
WSs.sol wslsAs 1sssa..ey - ~ Star
1sasD Trials Adnisssa-Whas BesAn
Sai0. 10 Bi0. - .,
WAsHINsTON. July 3i.-Iu TIA Star
Route case this morning. Judge Wyis gave
decision regarding the sdmiasibility Of
Witness Walsh, deciding that II was ad .
missible. The defense notsd IN exception
to this ruling and the prosssataoo With an
air OF satisfaction called the witnssh John
A. Welsh, to the stand. He then detailed
an Interview with Brady 10 Dsss0Ser,
1854 in which tho latter said: "TAers was
no use arguing the matter or feigning *
noranee," and told him (witnsss) that it
was his (Brady'O custom 70 receive 20
per cent. of the increase he ordered upon
routes. Brady claimed from witness
$36, 900 and reminded him that - (wit-
ness) had been assessed $1,000 for tho
Congressional corruption committee"
Upon cross-examinstiOu Walsh admitted
that he had been in the dissillssy basissss.
and having refused to produce his books,
was fined uuder an old Law, which 70
quired their submission. Witness thon
described his method Of conducting bis
banking business. He had not done
regular deposit business. bat paid money
over tho counter for paper Of various
kinds. Under severe GROSS -exsminatiou
witness admitted that he had been do
olara1l a EailinO mail oontrnNtor and that