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New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
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Chicago, March II. - Humane Officer
Mitchell has Investigated charges OF cruelty to child
made against Mrs i. Grey. OF Greon-sL, Englewood.
The object woman's abuse Is little boy I'VE years
old whom she adopted the Home for the Frendess
two years ago. several ueighbOrs they have seen
the woman beat the feet OF the lutte fellow Will ham
mcr until the blood gushed from under his toenmIS ;
She would vary this form Of cruelty by cutting the boy
head with a knife and pounding his face against tine
back OF chair The officer found the boys body mass
OF bruises. The arms and egs were black ana btue.
Tho officer was authorized prosecute Mrs. Grey She
Is the wife OF painter. but he dsclams all knowledge
of he m treatment Of which his wife Is accused.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
FEDERAL AID FOR THE ERIE CANAL.

! PAVOIING THE WEBER BlLL-BILLS PASSED IN SEN-
ATE AND HoUsE-TO REFORM THE ALDERMEN.
! ALBANY, March 17.-ln the Senate to-day
Mr. Mcmillan called up his resolution favoring tho
Weber bill for Federal aid TO the Erie Canal He ac-
cepted the amendment OF Mr.. Vedder. that long
the Slate maintains il the Erie Canal shall be free in
stead OF pedging the state. the original resolution
did to maintain the canal forever free. Mr. DAILY Op
posed the resolution the ground that it humi
iatng to the State pride for New York to ask money
from the Federal Government The canal already had
serted that pOltan press and NewYOrk com
mercia bodies generally opposed the Weber proposition
Mr. Mcmillan argued that the canal business was fall
ing of because canal not kept up with the rail
road improvements 1t is proposed to deepen the water
and double the length OF the locks The imprOvem Mt
Of the canal will benefit seyen-eighths Of the Western
States.
Mr. Sloan referred TO the extent TO which Indian and
Australian gram supplanting American grain In the
European markets. He dwelt upon the necessity for
better poTtatOn This Improvement be made
in the canals. IL not right to tax tho people
OF this State to improve the canals, from
which the whole country reaped gain.
Mr. COmstock offered Gn amendment which provided
that the Federal Government shah reimburse the State
or all and expense account Of the
oontemp plated by the Weber bill The amendment was
adopted. Ayes II, nays 3. Nj MeMillaa's resolution
as amended was passed. Ayes IL, nays IL.
The following bills were Introduced IN tho Senate ::
Providing that at the next general election In new
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, March 1.-The stockholders OF
the Chicago st LOUIS Ptsburg Railroad held their
annual meeting this city to-day. The annual reports
show tue earnings during the year to have been S4367
3OG an increase OF $1,000 The freight earnings III
creased S257 l54 but the passenger earnings declined
Ga leaving net earnings S759,9jl W. L. scott OF
Erie Penn and Edmund smith. or Philadelphia, were
chosen directors to serve five years.
HARTFORD, Conn. March Il tAp,cidb At the hearing
on the discrepancy in the two sets or returns OF the
New-York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad before
the Finance Committee OF the Legislature, the state
Treasurer showed by counsel that tho report TO the
Controller was In gross sI5l5.2I9. and that the report
to tho stockholders and kallrOad Commissioners was
g 7Is OGO the difference being $G67, ls9. The rail-
road company h there were only ten days IN
which out the TcpOIts aud that was not tlihe
for accuracy The cash assets reported TO the Conls
.oners were 81 l22 $40; To the Controller, Fo0T
The treasurer alleges dishonest actions aud tue com
pauy long the law Is At present the
same discrs pHncy Will exist.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
MAYOR GRACE DEFENDS HIS VETO.


THE ADVANTAGE OF LEASING FKANCHlsEs-AN IN
JUNCTION SERVED on THE ALDERMEN.
Copies of Justice Lawreuce's injunction re-
sranns the Aldermen from passing the Cable franchise
over the Mayors veto served yesterday Alder
men Ceary Cowie. De Lacy. Diver, Jaenne Mennnger
Moone, Morgan, Murray and Quinn. The Mayor gave
the following his views the present aspect Of tho
cable scheme:
The ulan outlined in ny recent Of the resolution
OF the Board OF Aldermen granting franchise to the
Gable had for s salient feature the eserva
On TO tie city OF some share III that lDcren O Nhne
in franchises which from increased rafc spring
ing from the very existence Of he street rarond itself
II tins increase Of value which, under our present
SYSTEM benefits only tho happy poNseSsor or franc
The city Itself rcap no bentat; ana on tue OtDer hhhd
not even The traVelne punic mas any huo"auce mate
II. II will he comparatively easy hy simply leasing
tine franchise to obtain Tor tue cty sOme OF the ahvnI
age Of any Increase III Value Nlch may nave hccrdcd
during the OF the lease When the franchise
sold absolutely al hope of further return is
forever. But there l. another advantage which power
leasing Franchises term OF not less than ten
years more than twenty presents.
There day in the Legislature bin known az the
Cantor bill. providing FOR tue sale OF pubic franchises at
amend that b virtually TO give 20 the Gable Rall
way Company franchise 10 operate some sevent miles
which tins proposed amendment was urged was that
condition could he inserted by which limit could be
fixed fOI rates of fare and that the travelling public VII
thus reap the benefit That, though the city treasury
might not reap large sum, the citizens OF New York
transit part Of the city to anohcr aud the
man would 10 that extent have his taxes indirectly
reduced There is Indeed positive advantage In any
70 keeDIv annyeciate Bnt I believe that II the
s9tem TLch 6aTe prorosed ere adoptea Of easins
franchises instead OF selling them that the power of
reducing of fare If warranted hy the past profits
Of the company might be advantaeeously annexed and
exercised II would then he tor the sinking Fund
COMMISSION ers to exercise reasonable discretion
whether The interests OF the public would be test
stated rental D into be city treasury OF both think
that This consideration is sufficient TO demonstrate the
practical nature OF the plan ard am IN hopes mat Tie
citizens Of NewYOrk viii shortly see II realized
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
AFTER MRS FLoRBycES DIAMONDS.

LOUISVILLE, ny, March 17.-What appears
to have been attempt to rob Mr. AMI Ars W. j.
Florence the weknown actors, took place on sunday
night on the Louisville Now-Albany and Chicago road,
near Greencsatls Ind Mr. and Mrs Florence occupied
private car. At GTesnoastlo three foughlooklug men
Jumped tho platform OF the earand tried 10 force an
entranca on seeing MIRA Florence one OF the men said
"Ihat's the woman with the dlamOnds' Tho brakeman
took stick and forced thnm OF the platform Mrs
Elorsnoe thinks tho after hor diamonds.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
TAyoe1NG TIE Jersey CITY BRIDGE.

TRENTON n. j., March II Especial. A.-The
Senate this passed the Jersey city Bridge bill
by vote OF fifteen to tye The bill introduced only
thirty hours before passed ana was pushed through
with all possible speed. motion to reconsider was
defeated and the bill will come up in the House in few
days IL Is believed that 1t will now pass. Tho sentl.
mcnt IN its favor uds been Overwhelmingly mdnte5ted
since the defeat the House bill IN the Assembly ana
II "a not belleye to be possible that the members can
resist the demands OF their constituents for It's passage
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
NAVAL CADETS DISMISSED FOR HAzING.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE Secretary OF
rho Navy to-day issued an order dsmissiug from tho
Naval Academy Cadets G.en Waters. Of GcorlA' W l.
Gillespie OF virginia Benjamin Steber. Of Ne"-lo~
and H. L. Gueydan. OF Texas. who had been T'"u W
court-ml lrtial aud convicted Of hazpg Naval '"'c'
briggs in January last After the record OF th' ''u' m
this case mad been received at the Navy Depdr'm'
friends OF the accused cadets raised tue po"' '"'
, Iio,, ,ri.I than, WA, without Jurisdiction. Tho
,i,, ,vas r,ferred 10 the Attorney General ana no
raye an opinion tn.t there no DOUBT oil cue JI %
ton of the court. lie sand that the chA s's ,,lsr.
cadets slc AS pulling OugGs's nose, stHAHS "'' "a
wise ulatTt atnE and annoying him. cri ANN C". ,Ss
the offence commonly known as haL'hE I, ,,ri..
meaning of the law and the cOurt not ohy he" 80.
dlctlou In such a case but was bound u euNc''N" '
complaint and determine IT. truth of IAsI9'
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
cHyZD LlBoR ~ CONNECTICUT

HARTFORD. March II (SpecidD.-Ihe n'Se c,Va "a
the ,erie. OF labor bills before the Legislature
Labor bill, passed the House without u'''n ao unysr
The bin pronbits the employment Of children
thirteen years OF age any nechaneai OF $40 for each
establishment IN Ihe state Tue Pe""''
offence
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
aud AshDcl Green

Inspector ByTnes had another long conference yester
day with Distrct-AtOrney MARITIME and Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Delaney NicOl The three officials were
together for several hours The Grand Jury not In
session, having adjourned because the courts ala not
hold their sessions ~. Patriek's Day Facts
regard the proceedings Of the Aldermen Of l-S4 rel
tive the granting Of the Broadway Railway franchise,
have bcen collected ana will soon be laid before the
I.UE
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
CONGRESSIONAL DoINGS IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, March 17.-Am0ng the memO-
rals presented the Senate to-day and referred
one by Mr. Evarts consisting OF resolutions or the
Chamber Of Commerce of NewYOrk City, Impressius
Congress the Importance 10 the rapidly growing
commerce OF that city OF the construction OF the pro-
posed bridge across the Avthur Kill.
Several messages from the President laid before
the Senate OF them being unsigned, but received"
SAID the Chair in due and official form" The message.
tho suggestion OF the Chair and Oh motion OF Mr.
Cockre returned to the President for signature
Mr. Wait, of Connecticut, from 'he Committee For.
egn Affairs, reported back resolution TO the House
calling the Secretary OF STATE for copies Of recent
respondeuce between the Secretary OF state and the
United States Minister The Hague touching the SUD
Ject o; taxation OF petroleum IN Holland and in The
Dutch colonies and nat OF the export ther-rom Of eat
tobacco to the United states IL adopted. The
port accompanying resolution states that the cor
respOndence called FOR relates 10 the proposed measure
Of retaliation the part OF the Government of tho
Netherlands by way OF an increased duty on petroleum
imported that country by the United states W ted
the duty imposed by the United states on ledt
tobacco
Mr. WellbOrn OF Texas, speaking on the Indian AP
propration bill said that the history OF the lndin
policy was dark record OF broken treaties, frau ueht
devices and treacherOus practices When ne rejected
that this pra territory had been wrested fom
Indian race, he filled with ainaLelnent tnat Er
tlrmen complained that the Government was dealing
TOO liDerally with the Indau.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
n,vrcR,rIoN subcommittee OF the House OoN'D,

,s. nm C,n,,,rce to-day heard arguments rom ,oa.
SIenhenson ana a, orge starr. Emigration ,h bIl
crs of Now York favOriug the passage OF to9svIrd
tory of m. lmmis sration Act Of l~>2. whien N
duiy of 50 cents every passenger not t ,ry
The United states comlng from ioregn cOuu' 'sdvo-
rt x'thIn the United states NJ. s1ephehs0l ~ Al
pSiea an amendment to make the bill aPpieAo ants
,,,s.anprr, Iutcudin. To become perht 'U IN np0 D
ppaEinE the payment OF tao duty prescribed l'e"
fhe NessCl
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
SILVER MEN ELATED.

WAsHINGroN. March II lNpe'dD.-l hF Si.'
yer men in the House are greatly ela1ed over 'h1"
tory OF yesterday. tney have right TO be- e',.
study of the vote indicates that the advocates oi ~
coinage nave clear majority Of at least twenty u''
the present time and It does not seem prooa'o 'nA ~
amount OF discussion Will turn Tue tlio -.
IN ~ J.uon.tration Yesterday was simply recoNL's
sanr I'm force al Il may result greatly to thel .
tase The specia order subject 20 I"Ns"I - shol
nrnrrinfInu bills and II measure OF either KIN" "a
orciiny The attention Of the House on Apr au' an ;
vote on the silver question would Oe totcea V scls
BE- fore there had been an opportunity Iol '"'
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
PROGRESS OF THE ELECTORAL COUNT Bill

PROGRESS OF THE ElEOlOhAl COUNl Dill"
WASHINGTON, March II ISpeclaG. The Sem
ate passed the amended Electoral Count bill to-day with
out division. In explaining the OiA. Mr. loar SAN
that it provides that in there but one return
could be rejected except by tho united voice OF o0h
hsuses and that In the state itssf had prov
for the decisions OF questions Of difference by ala"
passed more than six days before the meeting OF the
Electoral College the decision was 10 be taken ~ va
Ia accordauce with suggestion OF the SrhatOf IrOh
N.w-YOrk Mr. Eya~ts) the bIi provided that tho
Governor OF state shOuld medlatrly aHsnlt 10 tue
Secretary Of State OF thu United states erhcste ~
the electoral vote and provided also FOR the uSua rh
Gates TO the ectors for delivery President OF tLo
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
OBJECTIONS TO READINGS NEW PLAN.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE following
are the authoritative objections OF l. C. Knight ono OF
the reorganization trustees, to the rlan adopted by
them for the REORGANIZATION OF the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company Il dissent. because an ef-
fort should have first been made for re-orginl tlOh
without foreclosur.; because the general mortgage
holders are than they arc entitled TO- to
the detrment OF all junior securities stockholders
and creditors because the stockholders will not be at
liberty to manage their own property after paying "A
heavy assessment, thus suffering taxation without rep
resentaton because the proposed mode is an expensive
one because destroys valuable charter that cannot
be replaced and disintegrates valuable and important
property because unjust many interests. great
los. 10 the OF Piladelpha aud the state or
Pennsylvania and may be against the laws aud consul
tuition OF our State.
President Gowen stated this morning prior to his de-
parure for that he hoped tO have his plan
for the organization OF the Reading property ready
for admission to the public in few days. le stated
also that II would be backed by ample capital lie
states that only asks the Junior securities To advance
81 900 while the syndicate ak. them TO stand as
scssments lggregatng Sl2OpOOOO IL Is clear ne says
TO whose plan they Will adopt under these circum-
stances.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
pIyIpENps DEcLAKED. BUr 10 BONDs IssrEI

DIVIDENDS DECLARED, BUT NO BONDS I9SUED
At meeting of the directors of the Chicago,
Milwaukee aud It. Paul Railway Company yesterday
dividends OF 2la per the common and 3l3 per
cont ON the preferred stock were declared The annual
report for the year ended December 81 lS-J read
ami approved and the board then adjourned without
trausactluX any other business The subject or the
Kansas CITY extension not discussed and the rnpOrs
about an issue convertible bonds were left 10 those
who started them. Tue meeting was quiet one ana
none OF the principal directors WAS presen- II was
considered at time doubtful indeed whether quorum
wnull he obtained Yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-05
A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
A Man Aims for a Burglar and
Shoots His Own Wife.
THREATS Or LiACHIAG THE BURGLAR
One Burglar Captured, Another IS
capes Leaving a Trait OF Blood
Intense Excitement in An
Illinois Town

ST. Lorls No. sept f-The lt-ie town
of Colhnsylle. Il, Ten miles east of here.
oa tie Fandalis line Vas the scene OF a
shocking tragedy early TINS morning.
Two burglars gained access 20 the house Of
Mr ben. WAoughby. Alarmed oy the
noise 3lr Wlousuoy. thinking 10 was
lls s.x-g -gear-olI SON who was sleeping
.u an adjoining room, partially rose in bed
Hlel sue lWO men spraus forward one
selDuE Nllolsl1y. the other attacking
Aifs. NL1oughDy, aud commenced beating
both over tlr head Wilh some
blunt instrument. MllloughDy freed
his arm and snatched hIs revolver
.rom beneath the pillow and hred
eoiut alauz al the burglar on cop of him,
Nho win a howl h-d Wil0aglby nred
aI The running burglar. who suddenly
shifted bis position, aud the ball intended
Tor han sirucA Mrs. WiloughDy. penetFat-
ilg Tie lungs. she vii prOb4-
bis die. WilOughby also
ll a critical condition ir1m wounds upon
.ne head Phys clans state that le cannot
recover one burglar was captured, aud
may be- lylcneI Ihe other Was traced TO
Tine depol oy trail of blood and 10 is be-
leved Is dying iu c0ncealment, as VIII
l0ughLy is POSITIVE he shot him ia tile
breast.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-05

$4,000 Worth of
New ClOakS

Just comprising all the latest styles Jackets Wraps
Newmarkets prices than before Good
Very nobby Jackets
Asakhan S45o. The handsomest s. Jacket city.
elegant Asrakhan Jersey cloth.
Diagonal Berlin tvilled all trimmed
Jackets styles novelties. cloth
wraps S4 wraps trimmed fur SIS: elegant
wraps with plush trimming fur trimming and Asrakhan
ing So So The line of Wraps
all wool cloth Bouce Jersey cloth As
ard plush trimmed and the best prices
ranging $40. Newmarkes styles.
diagonal SIS. handsome
richly trimmed So keaufu line NtRmarkets
Sacques id different enghs very prices. Spe
called Seal Plush Sacqu Misses
chldens garmets in We have taken
gethe best and latest styles
possible chdrens Cloaks. say
any hesitation that prepared 10 offer fine line Of these
goods market produce, them many novelties
special styles you elsewhere and all
prices before this any city
cloaks with caPes low So and have
high SIs the smallest child and the largest
designs and the very
old cloak from did carry single
garment having sold them all during oneourth
Although do sell oloaks early the
season. method Of informing the public of
stock be glad show all the latest
and nobbest garments of Fall
as the entire stock is received
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-05
MAYBJRY IN The RING.
lie VIII Accept the Congressional Nomins
ton in the First.

ton ia the First.
DuR0T. Sept. 4.-Congressman Mayoury
this morning formulated his reply 10 Tie
citizens letter asking him to reconsider has
declination to accept third term. Follow
ing is a copy:
Mes,ls. Geo. e. Iansdou. Eugene Robinson Dan
iel Quincy. Eugene smith, r. " Aellalsn.
Jacob HUI August tioeael ID. Dullea, Bent
min Quincy Ferdinand Amos, Il. b. Hoy &,
John H. B.ssclL Peter Dingemals ant oihvrs.
Ceuuesneu-I have Tie honor 10 acknOW ledge
your receipt 0f The % requesting me 10 permit the
Use of INV name a. a candidate -or reconciliation
TO Congress before The convention soon u Assem-
b.e in This District. anl-aud before tac people
Iu response I beg leave tn say Thar IN! letter,
recently punlIshed, was written after careful
Caslt ration ui the political situation IN llis dis
trct and I'D the state Whatever construction
may be placed on the plain text OF tnAt icilei, is
purpose was uuseiiish aud lu The direction oi
pr0mol.ug HARMONY Ia Tire Democratic party.
ON reelection and on careful review ui LAY posi-
tluu. ! see nothing which / think can change or
alter but must reiterate my deterlA luatlun 20
neither buy the nomination nof enter into an
uuseemlv contest therefor. should the CON
vcntion. however Ia the exercise oi its rec, uu-
tramIaelsl choice. name me as lis candidate,
should feel in duty bound 20 accept aud contest
the election with every tair means al my COM
maud To this eud and extent the Use ui my
name as candidate for the nomination l> al-
thou1ed- ] must he permitted 10 here express
confidence which has prompted your request, and
beg 20 remain your friend aud servant.
(Siguedl WILLIAM e.. MAYBURY.
Detroit sept 9, 1886.
Chairman McGrath will not concede any
thing unless Enright is Withdrawn, and II
looks as ii the convention would be bloody
one,
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-05

Malcomb Cooper, the young man who
was in company with Pair0lman Ware on
cause of the officers being fined by the
Commissioners, states that the facts in tue
case have been misstated. For some time
Cooper and one of the SUPPLEMENTARY :
have been al war and the latter instructed
the driver 10 stop his car and put him Oh
any time he rode two blocks without put
ting his fare in the box. The driver obeyed
orders ana hot words were exchanged,
when Ware-who was on the platform -
stepped in between them and said. No
trouble here, gentlemen. For doing his
duty the officers was fined Cooper was
willing to pay his fare and expressed IA
desire to shoulder any blame there might
be, but objects to the officer being mis-
represented.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-05
Bishop Riehter's Views.

The action taken by Bishop Borgerss is
nothing new" said Bishop Richter, Of this
diocese, last night. It's an ecclesiastical
law here as well as in other diocese that
church fairs and sociais should be discOur-
aged If one wishes to give money TO God
we think he should do it directly and not
in manner that will give him fun for the
value of it first in regard TO the ch0irs We
think that persons should not take part in
the creeds, for instance unless they believe
it; and since the music is a part of the de
votion we think il should be rendered by
Catholics. There is enough musical ability
in the churches to sing to music, and, while
il may not all be professionally rendered
that fact is a safe guard against the attrac-
ton of people 10 church solely TO hear the
music rather than for the worship of God -
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-05
MURDEREDHER CHILU.
A Mother Drives a Big Needle
Into Her Baby 5 Heart.
A Great FIRE At lILHIuEtI
Nm c. MzYDarY Cra~fi shes and -
SILL Canai0afe-I ne Detroit
free Press IN TfOobie Live
News Specia From ali over
a Great Stale.

REED ClrT. Mich. Sept. "A great sen
sation was created here this morning Dy
The arrest by lEder-sheuh Slosson oi
Clara MichelsEretler. alas Bneoe Of Mil
waukee. she Is charged with numbering
her child ia . most cruel manneI The
warrant charges that GA July last she
deliberately ran large darning needle
into the heart Of her baby and coucealing
the child in a bundle she took d 20 The
river and threw Il In. Detective William
srrue0ig, OF Milwaukee who has been on
the nrndlsh mothers Trail since the day
after The murder, arrived here soon alter
The arrest anu left with his prisoner, hand
curf-d uu the noon LraIn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-05
George Terrell Held fsr Kx2ninstien en
the Charge II EAaslsuzbtsr

The CofoneFs inquest CA The dessL a
James Mccullough vas competed ysster-
day. Ne nsW ia.e.s Sese elieiied and Aisei
de6bsTauDg 81 hour and 5 hsf tie iary
rendered lhe following verdict
That James AcC4lleuEh came o. lis
death on September 2 lo>6. ~ lz.se q a. E,
frQm TIE effect ~ 3 bIiiel wound iD tle
bead said huIsI having been 1Ted nonl =
revolver iu The bands at George Terrell %
A AUGUST - ls>i. about thirty feei noTth II
tie Barrett House ca CaRal-sg- il tie clty
of Grand Rapids We farther Ind tfola
evidences that George Terrell and HAIRY
Hal 0n the evening ei August - armed
themselves wlll loaded reFoiyers one ~
. hich Ibey purchased 4pou the same aay
ana Proceeded o. q place kuowu as the
Hall Way House. on the Lake razc viii
criminal intent then and there 10 Do bodily
harm. Not meeting the object Of their
snmliy al THIS pl4cr. a. expected. they lnl-
medlatrly projected 10 q place kn0Sn AZ
the Barrett House ol Canal 81. apparently
n1i0us u carry out lheir original purpose.
= hich culminsied "a tie circumstances sci
forth Ia Our werlich
George Terrell IL held 20 answer 90 The
charge OF mauslaughter and will have hls
examination upon Tuesday or "Wednesday
next
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-05
DishonOrabIY DISCHARGED.

John Smith. Second Company G, Fiji
teenth Michigan Infantry, who served his
country from April to August in 1865, re-
ceived three months furlough from the
Home July 80. with transportation TO Seney
in the Lake Superior region. John disap-
peared. and was heard of Friday, being ar
rested for larceny Yesterday he was tried,
convicted and sentenced to ninety DAYS Sc
clusion at the summer resort operated by
the State at lonia. Immediately following
this he was dshonorably dismissed from
the Home, and it has been since discovered
that he "spouted" his transportation and
never left the city.