Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 2, 1876, Page 1

| VOLUME 29. SHIRTS, B ariois SHIRTS. WILSON BROS” ORDER DEPARTMENT.& i A\ e York LY nent Line “ pecond ;:" 4 third ggyer doz. Bhirts extrn il 2 e ona aro made to aur ordor o Treland, & I aiedTa siegance of sopestanca and | Bt onr extraordioary smtem of adapting the gars N a to the woarer, out superior Workmanabiip in mana- e o and our Axqulsite finlah, o lsuadrying, the som- T Slsraction thay bo relied upan, Do 87 & 69 Washington-st., Chicago, And Pike's Opera Hause, Olncinnatl, = WORCESERSHIRE BAUCE. Wl s cndde A B LEA & PERRINS iit| CHLEBRATED YRONOUNOED BY 0ONXO1B8EUTS TO BE THE BXTRACT of & LETTER from MEDIUAL GRNTLE- MAN atMadeas, tohis brother at WORGESTKR, May, 151, *Toll LEA & PER- RINS that their Sauos 24 s highly estoomod In Aot Applicatioto Indis, and o, 1s mr 3 opinion, themost pala. EVERY VARIRTY [ \g{r}f tablo aa well as the Bl OF DISI. that s mado.™ Worcestershire Sauce. 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DITSON & C0., 1 Droadway, — Successors ta Leo & Walkor, New York, Philadelphia, PROPOSALS, Proposals for Cook County Donds. Boaled bids wiil be received at the County Troasur- er's Ofcs until Thutadsy, Feb. 9, 1676, at 13 m, for Wi saleof twenty-fiva* Cook Couaty Fire Bonds” of tbe denomination of $1,000 eachi, dus May 1, 104, and bearing interest at tho Tate of 7 per ccnt per annum, pssle gemi-snnually on the 1atof May and Novemis 7 at the Matropolitan Nationrl Hank, New York, sod ihis oftice, Thers will be accrued Interest on the bonds from the st of November, 1576, and the bids must be made accordingly, Bids will be rocelved for all or any portion of the bonds, the county rescrving the right to sccept such ae {4 nay doom nocossary, or rejoct all the Envelopes contaluing bids muat be marked * Bids for Gook County Donds.” L. 0. HUCK, County Tressurer, OHARLES O, I, HOLDEN, THUMAS LUNERGAN, JOHN HERTING, Commitfss on Finance, OCEAN NAVIGATION. STAR BALL LINE, UNITED BTATES & DRAZIL MAIL BTEAMSHITA, Suting requlaply overy monta from Watson's Whatf, m, N, Y, ¥G Fara, Pornambuoo, Bahls, and o Jauerio, calling at 6, Johus, Porto Rico, NELLIE SARTIN, 9,000jtons, Thursdsy, Feb. 3, st . m. Jouy BRAMALL, 2,600 m?.‘wmn-:m‘h:‘mn s . B, WALKYLR, 2,700 tons, Baturday, ‘Thess steamers :‘- potfoctly now, with all tho latest "-l:\ll'mumnnu, baying rat-class passenger accommo- ONLY DIRECT LINE T0 FRANCE. W, Nortn Kiver, s fullows: £0., Wit cabicy §112 854,913 diog 10 cal sacor P Dectnd cabiog BT2Lthnd: b, Tiotura tiokoi Tiioe, Hicarags §30, with suporior scoommiodatl uw_n:{fiu Esesiutiss withous axtve chatae. Bies: war) 8 * do not cat )8 018 Teb BETAN: Axabts 18 Hrosd National Line of Bteamships. WEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. EHEVES arday Fobn POB LONDOX DIRECT, o flené‘z‘;’l."l. i ton a) 0. curre: T 310'08 Tedused ratas, " Biasrage tiokais, 625 Diaiis fhe £1 aud upwarda oa Ureat, Liritafs. b LATsON, House), Onlosgs. lons, Yor frelght and passage, st reduced rates, sprly to o T3 UR% UCKER & 00, A.WE{“J 84 Pineat, New York, o 's Mall Hleam o, Compaor's ors Hisamers B, at 12 noon, Gaturday, Fab, 19, 8¢ 1 p. . ourreacy. Dply Bonthesstoorner Olark ud Bandalph.ate. (0pponte new CHICAGOU, WEDNESDAY., FEBRUARY 2, 1876, INSURANCE. There's Millions In It! DAVIS' & REQUA’S | INSURANGE AGENCY, 163 LA SALLE-ST. 1see. . 1876. IMIERIAT, & NORTHERN IN8, CO,, Lon on, Asneta.... e o 85,000,000 AMERICAN CENTRAL INS, U 1,600,000 NIAGARA FIRE INS, CO, Ansel 1,580,000 FIRE AND MARINE T8S, CO, 600,00 BCOTTISH COMMENCIAL 1 WHISKY. Rehm and Hesing Again Appear in Court. The Argument on the Indict- ments Set for To- Morrow. neta, . » 10,000,001 LA . ' ", i A ™ ERM G L What the Distillers Zhink of Me BTAXDARD L0 G0, st T ko Kee's Conviction, fiorty Millions. * Tnnugh to cover balf the losxes paidt hy sll Insur- anco Conpanies occasionod by tho fira of 1871, DAVIH ke REQUA Lavo a fecord of TEN YEARS' FXCEHIENOE in Insuranco in Chicsgo, and Lave {3iways roprosented Compaalos which paid {60 cents on Hbe dollar, even including the great firo of 1871, For Toases by that fire they pald ovar 31,100,000 within 0 dayr without any litigation or trouble, Apolications for Insurance should bo made direct to the Offico, 154 Laslallot, _Tho Agency han no solicitorn, g WANTED, T0 WHOLESALE HOUSES, A firat-class Bookkeeper and Accountant, who ks had twalve yanre’ exporionce in tho employ of prominont import and wholosalo housos, is apon for nn engagement eithor as Bookkeoper or Cnshier, Ho i8 o fino and rapid penman, an oxport conuugoudunnu tho English, German, snd Fronch Inngunges, familiar with foreign 6x- chango caloulptions, and of strictly témper- ate habits, Unqusliffod recommendations from his formor and presont oma)lnnn. Balary annow 51,000 for tho flrat yoar, Addross ¥ EXPERT,” Tribuno oflice. SITUATION WANTED. A compotont and reliablo account- ant of sovoral yoars’ oxperience de- siros o position as Cashior or Book- koopor. Best of reforences and se- curity given if dosirod. Address O 18, Tribuno office. Partnership Wanted. A young man with good reforences and $4,000 de- nirea an interest in some established house, Address E 67, Tribune oflice. HOTEL. - BREVOURTHOUSE ON THE EUROPEHAN PLAN. Madison-st, botween Clark and LaSalle, The Grand Jury Investigating the Milan Distillery. The Testimony Which Distric{-Atlor- ney MeKinney Scoffed Af. An Interview Between a Re- porter and a Deputy- Collector. The Charge of Conspiracy Agninst_ Collector Ma- guire Withdrawn; Aud Ho Pleads Guilty to Negligence, Efci==-Disclosure Expected from Him, The Telegraph Company Ordered to Deliver Up Al Messages Required by {he Conrt. Judge Gresham Passes Sentence Upon the Indianapolis Thieves. Wounds Beceived in War. CHICAGO, CHICAGO, ILLINOIB, The Drevoort, which haa boen rocently furnisbed in the most elegant style, {8 tho fincst Enropean Hotel IN COURT. inthocity; ia situsted 'in tho very Loast of ita bust, Tices centre; offera spocial advantagos to persons vis. ting the city, iber for Lusincss of plaasure, Ltooms 1,00 Lo £1, 3 $ er Y B, THOMPRON. Proprietor. TIE ATTENDANCE. The United Btatea Court-room was packed yosterday by an audience composed of nearly overy clement of human nature, from tho polite, REMOVALS. woll-dressed lounger down through tho various “‘"WB“:éM O"} AT grades of position and respectability to the dall, coarse follows who rueh to sco s spectacle of whatever kind or dogres. It was not s savory- smelling crowd, take it altogother, and boforo iho morning procoedinga wero over tho odor prevailing in the court-room was anything bus agreeable, It wan oxpected that Hesing, Rebim, sud Iogt would put in their appearance fu court, but only the latter membor of the indlcted trio was around tho building, and oven his well-known form was not visiblo in tho court-room. The Governmont wau representod by District-Attor ney Bangs, Bon Ayer, Mr. Boutoll, Mr. Burke, and Mr, Wirt Dexter, whilo Hosing was ropro- sonted by Edmund Juessen, Robm by Goorge C. Campball and Judgoe Liawrence, and Hoyt by Mr. Doolittle. Judge Blodgelt was s littlo lato in coming in, but when he mountod tho bench no timo was lost in gelting to work, A C. UESIND. When court opened yosterday morning tho two boys, idward Chaucoy and John Btedman, chiargod respoctivoly with altering s money-or- der and passing countorfoit monoy, came iu, and, haviog roconsidercd the matter, pleaded gullty to the charges, Listnict-Attorney Bangy then arose and said : «1f the Court plesso, this moming was set la\r t;llm cases of Nolw, Hesing, snd othera to oad." . The Court respondod aflirmatively, whereupon the District-Attornoy informed Judge Blodgott that tho defendanta were reprosentod in cours by thoir counsel. Col. Juessen—If your tlonor please, I desiro to present an afidavit to your Hooor, showing that we havo filed & motion to quash ju this caso, and wo sre not ready to take up tho motlon this marning, for rensona sot forth in the following affidavis : Fdmund Juessen, being duly sworn, upon his oath saith thathie is the altorney fur toe abave-nsmed de- fendant, Anthony C. Hosing, nnd that he {8 not as yet ready 10 sdviso his client, flic said defoudant, A, O, Hieaitig, with refercace to' the plen to be entered by bim in this case, for tha reason that s comploto copy of the indictment hereln wasnot furnished to this aant by the Clerk of this Court until yosterilay af- ternoon; that & copy of the first two counts of said indictioent was furnished to this atlant at about 9 o'clock 8. m, yesterday; and that & copy of ibo other counts was not furnishod him until sbout 2 o'clock p. 10, on yesterdsy, And ihis afisnt forther safth that Do Lias, fn cousoquenca of the dalsy {n makiog out and furnishing the sald copy of Indictment, not nad sunl- clent time to exam'ne the acversl counts of tho said fudictments, and the law aud suthorities applicable ta the samo, and that he canuot, thereforo, &3 yet safely advioa lfi client, A. C; lealng, with refereice to tia pleato bo entarod by um in this cause; snd this HART BROS., Late 79 and 81 Wabseh-av., § WIOLESALE MEN'S FURNISHING GO0DS, Tave removod to $helr now and spacious bulldings, 90100, Tos. 163, 165, 167, and 160 Franklin-st, Opponite J, V. Farwall & Qo., whero they will be glad 0 welcome their friends and patrons, old and new. M, ¥, HAHN & CO., Wholesalo Jewelers, can now be found oo the first floor in the now building, ARTISHIO ‘TAILORING. T0PLi T, DISCOUNT On all garmueats sidered of us during JANUARY and FEURUARY, 1870, Quality, Style, Fit, Durability. *Only 80 for a8 Drors prings from ond {lustrates character, can it be admitied to ke reslm of art,” WEDDING GARMENTS A BPECIALTY. HEDWARD ELY, Cormer of Monroc-at. and Wabash-ay, GROCERIES: English, Scoteh, German, and Domestic CRACKERS AND BISCUIT, 1IN GREAT VARIETY, ALWAYS FRESIL. C. T ATUDM, TAMILY GROCEL, 146 East Madison-st. COLLECTION AGENCY DEC Clalms must be prosecutod with vigor tf allowed to become overdue, 1n many casoe the debtor ara st a distance, and tho connequent troutilo attonding their collection deters ereditors from forclng them, Wew! prossaute williout charye unlesy collected. FLASIER'H COLLECTION AGENCY, Stato snd Monroo-sts., Chicago, O RENT, in the new block on Too_rents will Lo Etares, Danoments, and late, atest., frouling Congross-st. made low Lo 00d tenants, Apply to H, G. YOUNG, | attisnt avera that, {mmediately after the time to plead or to JAS. i, WALLER, ownor, st ioom G Brysu | in this cause had'been #ot by this Conet, to-wit, on the itoc] 37th day of Junuary lant, this attiant maade application. o 1o tho Clerk of this Court for s copy of the sald fu- aictment, and that he frequently reuswed Lie roqucat Trom duy o day, untll fnally tie anid copy was fur- nislied sa aforcesid, 100 Iate “for (his aiiani to thor- oughly exataina tho said indictment. EDMUND JULsaen, preforred, Funds in hand, MEAD & COE. 165 LaSslle.rt, MISCELLANEOUS, COTL, JUZASEN. * Now we submit,” sald Col. Jucesen, “if the eyidence in as serious s8 the gontlemen on tho other side say, if it s tros that thess dofend- ants may bo sout to prison for life, we submit that we ought to havo a reasonable time to ex- i R L N O T o BEADING 1OR BTRANGRES AND OITIZENA= | amina tho indictmonta snd to tako tho nosesss- frow Woprinclpal Cltioa Btates,and Can. | £y steps with roference to advisiug our clhients. adae, Wockliosand Mobtblles through- | Cortaunly a fow days cannot make any great dit- FRER | outhmmuecnflaliomas miela i, | forece. It certaiuly don't make any difforenco whellier wo plead 10-day or in two or three N % ) T} days, or in a weck, Your Ionor will ey s | To Too CONSUIMOrS, | famber tat it the tine wisn tho.aucstion ‘more_soutterly than any otlor), will ssil from The, undersigned party, Gapt, ¥, Johosen & Co., Kenoehs, \;‘Il:‘fi;\lln. -‘m ready lo;flx‘l.lhc;l-n‘y‘;:lm“ug o Comina sowon, delivered at Chicago, afpiseles for B g JGINSEN & CO. pad eawe up when we would plead 1 askod your Honor when we could have a copy of tho indict- mont. Your lonor said **the next morning,” and I relied upon that, and upon that promisa wo were perfoctly wiling to come in snd plead Ken Pt BROKERS' ESTABLISHMEN to-day, Dut, justead of that promise boing kept, })’(fin‘v ?m gtfinm. consiutlug of Gold wnd Belver | for which your Honor is not ta bisme, I apptied Watclies, Dismond Lings, Joweley of all llnd‘!. Cilotha iug, Bafe, Fizwures, Yistols, Guuw, how Cases, and Yledges, for sals chinap for cash, Uwner wanta to leave ibe city. Addrcss M 30, Tribune office. OLD PAPERS, LD PAPERS for a copy of the indictment, and could not got it untit {nununhy. ‘Theto sio tweaty counts un. dor the Indiotment, vory elsburately drawn up, and 1t [a a matter of physical as well sy mental impossibility t0 examiue so voluminous an iu- dictmont lu'so short a time, and we ek, iu all fairness, that more time should be given us. Tha Court—If I romembor aright the firet two counts ore epocial and drawy, a8 far as my ro- collection goes— 0LD MIL. CAMPBELL Slnurrnta!(nx)—'l‘hu firat couut ssserts eighteen iffarant overt nots. Your Houor can see thac Grent }Ve;lu:fl}’ 'Ewtfirzmhin Line. ¥rom New York to glsad) direat, SR Cabin Pass o, EDUCATIONAL: Satarday, Jan, 59 10 lnn;mduu. 84 Bteersas, 2 u!&'v- 81203 Frpbejs bivarage cviiatin O g AR~ e -~ em——r—ryye # Mags, Instipnta of Teohnology, - | G N EELAND, peervieTy, Borwa, Mo this {4 not a thiog to be ){um over [u a sioglo te profeasionaliy to your Houor 1hiat 4ince I Lavo obtained a copy of this indict ment our entlre oftice hiss begn at work on it, ju cluding Judge Lawrencs, Mr, Charles IT. FO@m SALR At 75 coents mer 100 o o Ad mykolty and I Gk Gitorly ) | imporsibla for =~ wa to ATgUO this motlon to quash this morniug, In addition to that, three months ago Judge Williama set down « oltancery caso in which there are twenty-seven diferent counsel mg-god with aa many diffazent gurun, 1§ waa se) down for this morning, snd e Willlums will hold vt for a fow moments In the Counting-Room of thig . Détge, Some of the Convicted Vainly Exhibit until 1 can get thero. Judgn Lawrence and my- velf aro now on onr way to tho court, and that cago,in one pressed npon mo beforo thia present matter camo up. I have boen cudeavoring to E:b it portponed, eo that this matter should not delayod st all, 1 bave givon overy ringlo mo- ment—not simply day-time, but nights—to thie mattor, The Court—It Ian't 80 vory diflicult a thing to determine s# you think it 'is, ‘Thig matter of cchnlval ploading i3 VERY BIMILE, and your exporienca can decido from the first reading of an indictment whether you will move to quash or not. 5 “2Mr. Campboii—I cortaiuly: think your Honor will change sour views ou this question whon tho indictmont is road. I supposed It to ho o yary simplo matter, but upou examination I find it vory far from bowng a simplo tnatter, at lenst “to my comprehension. It may Lo wy fault, It s sad by counsel that this indictment s sufficiont upon ity faco, if truo, to commit overy one of theso do- fendauts for thelr natural lives, I submit, undor thess circumatsnces, that your Ifonor ought to #ive ng n roasonablo tino to argus thia metlon to quash, It certatnly is not a trithing matter, but ono of tho very gravest Importance. ‘Tho Court—Waell, gnntlemen, you cau tako UNTIL WELNESDAY MORNING, bnt thore is Lo bo no postvonoment on accont:t of engagoment of counsol in othicr canes. Col, Juessen—To argue the motion to quash ? The Court—Yea; aud at that timo 1 sbail imiv counsel to a rozsonable timo, I sbnll not hear argumentd intorminably, Mr, Doolittle—If your Ilonor please, thero is ona question 1 desire to enbmit 1o behall of MR, uort, and it ia impossiblo far me to be Lors on Thurs- dl?l moruing. 1 might be boro on Friday or Eat- urday. Tho Conrt—Mr. Hoyt i3 in the samo omnibus with tha others. 3r. Doolittle—It your Honor plosar, I desire to submit the quoation of a soparato trial for Mr. Iloyt. Ithiok Ican satisfy tho Court thut hie ntaudn on n differant footivg. Ho in indicted under o differont soction of the statuto, linbio to a different puuishment; bLo is an ofticer of tho Government, his rolations to it wero diffcrent, aud It is a proper Jaso for the oxerciso of tho discretion of tho Court in granting & scparsto trial. 1 don't say we kiave tho right to it as amatier of right, but as a matter of diseretion. The Court—Tbat can be soltled on amotion to quash, Mr. Doolittio—I ask tholiberty to prasent that motion on Friday morning. Tho Court—Settio it afior thoe motion to quash ia ontered. Mr. Doolittlo—Certainly, If tho motion to quash prevails that will end tho mactor. ‘L e Court—If tho motion i overraled I ahall insist apon somo time being sot for trial, aud at that time your motion may Hou(blv cowo up, Mr. Doolittlo—If your Llonor pleaso, if It comes up on Thursday meraiog I don't sca Liow it {4 poseible for mo to be horo. I havo Lnd matters st for o long ttms past in tho United Htatoa District Coust for the Western District of Alichigsn, and I cannot get back Lere on Woductday mnrnm‘i;. I can oo ¥ridey, Idon't uuprom, if it should bo agreed upon when tha trial was to go on, that it would bo likely tha trial would cowe off immedintely. Wa havo no list of wituceses, no bill of “particulars, and thera are s great many counts iu tho indict~ ment. Al thoso thiugs we ought to bave first, Bat eo far oe the motion to quash i concerned, I do not expect to take any part in tho argument of that. It will bo argued by the counse! who ate here and engagoed in tho other cusca for tho othor dofoudants. Bat as to tho motion for a soparato trisl, on that I ask of your Honor the_privilago of beiug heard, aud I Will bo hero Friduy or Suturdsy morning. TILL: POSTPONEMENTS. Judge Lawrouce—I uuderatood your Honor to say you were willlog to give counsel in shis case to dotormine whethor they would mose to quash, or whother thoy would plead, Wo are contented with tuat, but we would like to ask until Monday o arguo the mottun to qunsk, Must all of our ongagoments yield to tuus, and tho judictmout Las only been fitod a fow dayy ? Tho Court—J thit:}, it Lest to hear this motion to quanh at an carhiydsy. When tho Criminal Court is tn sousion tho prosccution bave a rignt to know whathor an indictment shall stand or ok, Judgo Lawrenco—I don't wish to bo perlina- cious, but tho indictment {a aifforent from all other criminal watters, 1t roquises o good deal of timo to consider it, the quostions are new and vory complos, and it s Jiattor of very grest, nay most vital, moment tothe defendants 1u this cns0 that the question of tho sulliciency of tho indictmont sball bo carefully examiuned by tho coungol and Jully prozonted to the Court. 1f we could bave untl Mouday to do that, thatis all wo agk, and the causo of justico caonot sufler very mnch by tho additional delay of two or three days. ‘I'he Court—It sooma to mo that THURMDAY i 1ato onough. Tho principlos involved cannot bo very now, N hl;-_}.]c.\xuuboll—rhu statuto was only passod n 1674, Mr. Boutell—The gentleman is mistaken. It waa pasted iu 1868, Ar. Campbell—As a statuto it was not paseed then, bs tho gontleman will find out uotwith- standing sll bis great learning in the United States lans. Tho Court—This motion, I undoratand, in- clades all these jndictments, snd the Court will hear the arguments Thursday. This ended the mattor for” tho present, and dofeudants’ couvsel doparted. pot sltogether woll pleasod at the evidont disposition on the part of tho Court to expoedite watiery, THE COCHIAN CARE:. Tlio case of T'ho Unitod Btates ve. 214 barrols of whisky waathen called, ‘Lhin 16 the celebrat- ed Cochiran case, which hus been fully roparted Leretofore, Mr. Cunningham appoeared for tho claimnut, supposed to bo Mr. Singor, sud askol that the caso be contluued on account of the absonce of bis associato, Mr. Olnoy, who was, Tio puid, cugaged i Bpringiield aud coutd not ba present. A repotition of this statvmont formoed the gentiomau's nrgument. Mr. Boutell, for tho Govornment, opposed tho cantinusueo, bt tho Court decided to atlow Mr. Cunningham_until ¥Friday to procure tha at- tondanco of Mr. Olnoy, or to get a substitute, Ou this basis the caso went over, ——— ALL IN THE DOLEFUL DUMPS. @OING 10 JOIN M'KER. Tho lunch patty at the Tivoli was not so pleas- ant yesterday, Ita coustituent olements woro blue. Thoy wore sadly down in tho mouth, in- dividually and colleetivoly. lord sat at the liead of tho table, Powell sat at tho foot, * Old Man Dick " flanked Ford on the right, sud Junker's golden oriflamma of capillury adorn- ment sbone resplondout oo hia loft. Hush camo 10 besween ** Old Man Dick™ and Powell, and Greorgo Burroughs nudged Yoswoll's loft elhow. Closo by sat Ltussell, surrounded by Vurlong. rarker Muson agroed to stick to hiy own grub aud lot tho rest alone, and wna permitiod to como in, At the noxt tablo Ilermann Bockor was etick- ing Buffalo® Mller for beer, through the seency of Chinesa puzzles, *Dut™ tried to rolva oach npon the explanation to the last. e lost tho beer monstrously, Byrou Sasyer added his Italiaa faco to tho group for a brief poniod, und tuen left. “pork aud beans all round!” erderod Ford, a8 tho party wos fluaily soated. “No, no,* hastily remarked Mr # bring mo some _#oup.” [ h"l seo,” remarkod Mr, Juuker; **Isco they avo Powoll, CONVICTED BILLY M'RER.” "Yes:" savagely exclsimed ltush. * Bring mo somo pork aud beauns, I tell you," to the waiter, . w Pork and beans all out, eir," respondod that functionary, * Bring thom {n pgain," ordorod Rush, T thyoght old Lilly was safo,” snid Qoorge Darroughs, By Jove, I nover thuught thoy wonld couvict bim." * It shows one thing,” sald Rusaell ; thiat such follows as Wo are can tostif: 4 Yes.” chumed in Parker, **and 1t shows that a jury will bollevo us. 'That's whot gets me.” *fhara aw’t no cbanco for ue” rewarkod “Tuftalo," solemuly, au Ieckor tized anotbior puzele fur biw, 1€ roputation is no sccount whero be ne?" = har's your bestshor, * Buffalo,’ " intimated Dick. **1f they run in yoputation on you, you's» gone aoyhow,” “Yon havon's got any,” tartly responded “Duft,” [istter that than the one you carry,” sug- gestad Forl :ltuhu\vu * Thero's ono thing, —a—in this 'erp—s—3c- | Keo businesn that pleasos me,” snid Dick, ¢+ Tt lonks aa if they waro—a—agoin' to sond some of those—~n—newnpapor-fellows whoro thav belong. ook at thisono hore, a gorgin'® bimsolt " (poiute ing to a TRIBURE man), A Ifhuro'u one thing” that I don't like," saya 44 1T [,OOKS A8 17 WE WERE T0 00 whoro wo bolong, I am dieappointod fu the ro- sult of that trial. I looked for McKea's acquite :-I. v}xz now I can't sea whero thiatbing ia going 0 cnrl.” +Want somo besun ? " agked Diclk of Rush, s8 hn prased tho plste along, Rush ate s fosr and passod thom to Burroughs, who (inished tucm. Ono plate of pork and beaos satiafied tho appe- tites of three. Buch aro tho chaoges wronght 10 men'n livea. A yoar ago tho repast was sump- tuouy. Yusterday ono piato of bosns filled threo yearniog rtomachin. *What nra son going todo about this thing ¢ saked Tue TRINGNE reporter of * Buffalo.” ““What can T do ? 1t {s no une to fight. I may 88 woll lay right down and plead gaiity." * Aro you going to own up that you paid that elerk 4,200 for helping you outtoextra maskos 2" »T ain't golng to own up to you, any way,” ppomn tho Grand Jury anks you 2" t's asother thing.” Il tell them tho tr “1 suppoas you will all plead guilty?" re- marked Tir TRinvse man, 'Thes looked at each other, and then at him. ‘They all winked, uno after ths olner, excopt Oid Man Dick,” who winked with each, Tho reporter winked. The waiter winked, * Horo comes Cooper," said Ford, *Whero ¢" asked Parler; *Onl Jes thers ho ig; briog mo scme Wankesha wi & 'ho said I stolo & spoon 7" asked Powell, lookiug at Dick, *Nover mind, Powoll," said Dick. *Don’t do it egain.” ““I'nat fan't tho fiert timo Ididn'e do it again,” ruminated Powell, a4 o contemplated s soup. * \vho was THAT TALL YOUNQ MAN, interviowed in this morning's Turuoxe"? asked Burroaghs, who evidently thought he might bave boen the mano and forgotten all about Iz, “That was * Buffalo ' Milter,” raid Ruah, look- ing hinrd at tha last bean s Burroughy sbeorbod ¢ “ Yos," gsid ** Buif," looking up from the puz- zle, Iloaned bim 22." * Nobody'a talking abont 82." eald Dick, **are you tho mau interviowed {u this morning's Lnin- uNer” Gtve it up.” eaid Buff,” who was again ab- gorbed in the puzzla. ¥ Cooper, what will be TUY LTFECT of the MeKeo conviction ?* eaked Ford. It will bavo a vury bad effect. Theso folloxs will all pwoar harder than ever now that they have got o decision that they may bo believed.” T'arker and Russoll and tho rest of the first Ring cbuckled, Rusb and Dick and tho rest of tho eecond Ring didu't, * \hat's the matter, Dick ?" asked Ford, com- fortably picking bis teoth. " Gota toothnche,” responded Dick, and ho displayed a molar tho size of s barrel, with o hiola in it a8 big as o Goyernment atamp, ‘T'he parsy got up o go. ‘wio paTs?™ asked the wailor, nervously. + Heo you to-morrovw,” aaid Parker, as ho wont under tio tablo aud oot the side door, * llush owee for one-tbird of my beans, and Burronghs for anothor,” rematked’ Dick, as ho folded his napkin aud silently stolo awsy. “ Furlong pays,” eaid Powoll, 28 he slid behind that worthy, “Pay for nothiog,” said Turiong, mashing Porwoll ngaingt tho wall and thon marching off, ©This i3 ono of tho efficts of tho McKee trial," suggested 3ir. Burroughs as Lo stepped through tho windos. +Como and ses me, Jnoker,” sald Ford, and ho doparted with Lis shars of tho beans. a ;; Como and see me,” said tho waitor, dolo- ally, "’Sem you before," romarked Bush from be- hind the deor. Thoy wero ail gono bt * Baffalo.” Do youpay 7" ssked tho waitor. “Ipnaid 84200 in four mouths, and thot's enougb,"” muttered tho old man abstractedly, as hio put Becker's puzzles in his pocket. *Whoat am I to do? " demanded tho waiter of Trte TRsuse man. Aud Tug: Tnmuxe mau responded. Ho pail the bille Itis thelast lunch-party he willattend. e THE GRAND JURY, TUY MILAN CASES. The latter part of tho whisky investigations procoeds alowly. Tho jurors are no doubt anx- iona to go home, yet thoy linger along, measuring carefully their paco with tha amount of work to bo accomplished, so that their four weecks will probably be fully consumed befora a final ad- journment, Yesterday they took a leisurety sur- voy, 80 far a8 thuy wero able, of the condition and conduct of the Milan Distillery, which, 1t will bo remembered, waa eeizod laat weelk Mon- day. This cstablishment in owned and operated by Jrcob Froisinger, and is located in the Vil- lage of Mitan, 4 milea from Rock Island. It is not a very bugo concern, kaving a capacity of €0 bushels, yet it wonld scom to bave done its lititlo share in defraud- jng tho Covernmont of rovenue. Not long ago aesesanicnts wers mado upou all tho distil- leries fu this dintrict, based npon the amount of taxea supposod to Lave remaized un- paid. In theso asseesments tho bamo of Jucob Frelsinger was sob down for the com- fortuble sum of %226,200, which shows that the Govorutapnt officials did not have an abiding fuith in Jacob's voracity as to the metter of making returns, Whon tho amount of tho as- sessmunt was annonuced to him, Jacob opencd his uyes and uttered a basty ejaculation {u his nativo tougue. But thero was nothing for him to do oxcopt to pay or relinquish businoss. Ho got over & good deal of territory lo 8 vory few days, attempting to secure ouough money to pay up, but was une succoasful, He therefora resigned orrowfully, and bis moch-loved distitlery was scized. As ho was oithor unablo or uuwilling to reimburse tue wum of which ho Liad defrauded the Govern- mont, there was ouly ono courso left for tho lat- :cr to tako, and tha¢ was to prosecute hium crim- ualiy. TIE FINAT STEP was accordiogly taken sesterdsy, Sevoral wit- nossos bad becn summoued from Hock lsland, and they wero on hand early, ‘They were 3L T, Wolser, formerly Doputy Collecior at lock Island, Hen H. Wilson, station sgent of tlio Chieago, Rock Island & Pacitle Nailroad at Rock Luland, and J, Fashbaugh, stasion agent of tho wawo rond at Englowood. They all arrived be- fore tho Grand Jury had commeuced thoir session, and oecupied thois sporo timo 1n_sitting around. Tliero wore uot mnui; visitars at the Custom- Hlouwo yesterdny, eo that thoy had tho corridors pretty much to themselves, : The Graud Jury gob down to business soon aftor 10 o'clock, Mir. Ingwell Oleson acting a3 leader of the oichestra. Tho first witness callud in was A, Y. WEISED, Mr. Weiser, for a man of bis apparont ability, kn-aw surprisingly little about the management ot tho Milan Distillery, Question after question was propounded by 3Ir, Oleson and by various furors, but Mr. W, addod very little to thew htock of information. Heo stated in substauce tiat bo was _Deputy-Collector st Itock Island in 1870 and 1873, and had of conrss had numorous transactions with Fremwinger. 110 had sauod to that gentle- muu quantitivs of stampe,—onough, he thought, to coves all tho whisky wanufactured iu tho dis- tillery, 1o did not hiave pccasion to visit tho dianillory oftever thun once a weok, and, of course, suy smount of illicit liquor conkl have been mantfactured without bis knowledgo ; but bo had nover had any suspicions cxcited, In or. der to ship suy goods to Chicago, Frelsinger must have loadod them on wagons and carrted them 4 uiles through Milan and Rock Island, and poaple would bave kuown it thero hed boen auything wrong. After answering a nuwmbor of otlier questions, withous giving duwn a vast deal of now inforauation, Mr. Weisor was allowed to depart. It might be superiluons to remark here that ho went # Woisor, 1 not s endder, wan, MB, BEX M. WILSON was noxt interrogated. Ho oxplained that bis duties a4 station agent required him to know that all whisky shipped from his depos was atampod properiy, 1le further avorted that vo whisky was evor nllowud to go through Liw baudd unatsmped, LOF was any ntlompt evur wado by Mr. Frowiuger or any other distiller torun suy ilhicie whisky over the rosd. This wns aboat all that he Liad to say, and It caverod about all that tho jury desired to kuow, Iio was therefore dusmissod. A8, 7. FASUBAUGH, station sgont s Luglowood, succeoded him I8 the witness chair, Inquiry was mado of bif s, any jliicit whisky bad boon ebipped to F/ &7~ wood from Milan, Mo respouded promy = in tha nozative, Tho ides that posseesod I.YG ary was that Froisinger, not daring to senil s di- rectly tnto Chicapo, whero revenue oflif S wera :;lx::[mml to ho nosing around contin’ v, bad d ¢ arrangoment with certain rectify &¥co alip 1o Lnglovood, whenco they conld f,§ sfer tho whinky in wayons to the city. /¥ ¢ Fashe baughi did not furnlsh the jv & with any pesitive evidenca aa to the car - sg out of the plan, Ho was subjected to =-.ongthy and #soarchiug examination. but faled to contradict Lis first statement, He was thercforo ulloned to RO 111 peaca, Notwithstanding the ill-nreess of the jury's attempt Lo got ovideues vesturday. 1t in probablo that they hava deflulte information from other sources an 1o Mr, Fromingor's gnilt, and an in- diciment may Lo looked for to-day orto-morror, ——— THE MILWAUKEE TESTIMONY, ITS RFAL VALUE. The Milwaukeo correspondont of Tue Tnincxe, ina lotter prblishod yesterday, gave District- Attorney McKonny the benefit of Lis statemont that the evidence workod np by the Secrot Sor- vice Dopartment, whilo valaabie as far aa it went, did not go far enough to bo used in framlng the indictments in tho Milwaukeo cases or In trying tbe canos of the fndictod partioa. Two instances of this alleged defectivences were aidduced, all going to show that tho caso had only boen par- tislly worked up, and that tho Governmont had yrocooded to ecize cortain houses with the evi- dence againgt them too weak to bear luspection in court, + A TmpcsE reportor yeatorday mado inquiries amoug soveral Governmont officials in thid city, inctuding the Assistant Chief of tho Scerot ber- wico, and learned that the Governmont bad EXOTON TESTI¥ONY upon which to framo the indictinents, and to 4ry the cases, but that, for some reasou or other, tlio Becret Servico agonts wero not ealied upon to produce it. It wan etated in the articlo re- ferrca to that tho distillers Lad been allowed to buila eheds adjoiniug their distilieries, and to store aplrits in them. ‘The law sass that no Buch sheds shali bo allowed within GUO foot of a distillers, but tho sheds wern thore, appareutly without regard to Jaw. When tha detective aworo Lo saw 100 barrels removed from a certain distillery during s certatn wook, when tho distiller's ropott indicatpd only flfiy, the distiller swore by all that was boly that i otber fifty barrols wore taken from the store- house. The statoment wes made that the Gove croment had fo testimony to coutrovort this ev- idenco. Tho other silegation mado in the dis- {»a'.ch was thot that the detective could not pos- tively swear that tho barrels contained whisky, THE RISULT of tho reporter’s juvestigations was that tho Government did kavo the ovidence to coutrovert Duth theso apparently plausibie statoments put forth by the dintulows, and referred to by Me- Kenny am weak points in the Goverument's cases. The reportor learnea that Becrot Korvico Agout Brooks vas propared to provo in open court that for & certain timo 400 barrels had been received from s cortain distillery nud only 200 repurted to the Goverument ss producod, and that distillers could not squirm out of this cilemma on auy plos that the othor 210 had boon takon from 'n storehouse. Mr. lirooks bad mes of look experience In his omploy, snd gave tho cobtiro matter lis persousl supervision, watehing the distillers tnukiug romovals, pud kuowing, thorefore, from the ovidence of personal obucrvation, that lig sssertions were woil cutablished. ‘To be sure, Mr. Brooks did ot put his finger in the bung-oio of ovory barrel to cnablo him to taaw tho contouts to seo if they contaiued spirits, 'The fact that they did contain spirits was na?nblu of proof, inasmuch aa thoe stumps wero found on thoss barrels undestroyod,— whereas if thoy had contained wator, as tuo die- tillers world probably try to prove, there would havo boon no necesssty for the stamps at all. Theso points comprise only & Vory BMALL PORTION OF Til EVIDENCE, all of which could bave beon obtsined on sppli= cnsion to Mr. Brooks at anv tumo. Inatend of this, not only has o appheation been mude, no effore pat forih to know anytbing fustber, but it would appear that AlcKonny has oven sought to 1mpugn sod belittle the swall amount of evi- dence which had come into his poascusion, ‘Thoro liaa been soms undisguised growling at tho poculiatly tardy way in which tho whisky casos havo beon maueged in Milwaukeo, and the goucral public bas charitably nasigucd a renson for this by the statemcnt that McKeuny was not the best poasible counsel the Goverument could have cogagod to tako chargoe of its [ntorests; in other worus, to speak pluine Iy, that bo was & wealc man., It ia ot incredinle that this viow may be supplemonted by a reflec- tion on the part of the eamo gencral public that McKeuny 18 not only weak. but, in Lus apparout attompt to belittle tho efforts of tho Secret-Ser- vico men, and in neglecting to avall himsell of wll tho ovigouce 1 thoir porsession, is showing hiwself i a certain degres culpable. g HUNTING AN APOLOGY. A DEPUTY COLLKCTOR AND A *‘Tiuna" TURTEL, Arma virnmauo cano,—Jim Chishotin. Yestorday about noon au episodo oscurred 1 the Governmeut Building which might have ro- sulted in 28 blood-curdling a senation ee was tho sssassination of Juliuy Cesar, 8 full account of which appeared in tho Daily Roman Lictor of tlo following day. It scoms that a few days ago the Times, in its whisky colnmn, publishod some items fn councction with ouo Weiser, & Deputy Coector of Rock Islani, whom it ac- cused of boiug crookedly mixed up with a crook- ed distillory at Milan, Weiser arrived in town at early hour yesterday morniug, sud, after baving clonoed up,” s the Actiug Mayor onco suggosted that it would Lo tho proper thing for King Katakaua to do, vroceedod to the Govern- ment Building, whoere Lo hal somo business to trausact with the Iovenuo oflicers of this dis- trict. Ioforo Lo left home ke filled himsolf full of wrath ngnint tho Times, and agalust that well-mesniug but misinformed roporioer of that more or less mendacious shect, For foar ho ight fargot it, Sr. Weiser tiod & pioco of od ribbon rouud the hitlo inger of his right band, It was Lied tight, becsuso tho nataral inchua- nation of a etring under such ciroumstauccs to slip might exercisy & siilar effoct ou his mews oric apparatus. Mr. Weiser transacted his business with tho Govornwent oticlaly, snd the red 1ibbon did nov wlip rrom that chubby litlo finger. On the con. traty, that useful appendaca to the human Lsud B swotlon fu consoquence of & partial sup- pression of tho circulation, resulting frum the picesuro applied by tho red mibbon, e and not forges tho Times, nog tho gcate fin Lt to scttlo with the guileloss youog man who daily mskon his wallk of lifo along thiat mate uny-covered cortdor whicl separates tho eance twm uf Gen, Webster fiom tho anstocratie touduir of Magrlal Csmpbell. Mr, Weisar, tho rursl Depoty-Collector of Iuterual Revonuo, uever having visited thu rugues’ gallary, was obligod to make inquiry s to tho personnel of tho funocent young maa of tha Zimes. Ho felt some- what dwgasted on learning that he was triplets, sud thiat tho trio boro no Fesemblance 1o cach othor, lle was informed as ta tho facisl ap- pearance and physicsl proportions of tho pencil- pliors. Turaing them vver in hus mind and re- peatiog them fn & voice audiblo to himnclf, like tho boy tout by his mother tothystoro for +'sonp, sugar, aud starch,” Lo waltzod up snd down the corridor, looking sfter tho object or abjects of his search, Lie soon eapied Ait, PHANK NEVIN®. of tho Times, and, mldly inforwiog him that ho wautod to sce bim ou lmportant business, taok him one side, whon the overture opousd to about the fullowiny score * Aro you thy wiiusky reporter ?l the Timea?" g, pir; 1 am ove of thow + My name is Weiser; Llive iu Rock Island." W1 oun g1ad to soe you, Mr. Weiser, and bow aro tuiuge i Jtock Isiand 7" eaid the reporter, quictly uitondiug bis dexier lunch-gravber. “Thinge sro very well fn lock Islavd, thaok arunly reeponded Welser, not noticing tho extouded bavd. v \What oau [ do for you?" complacently ia- quired this roportar, . “Did you wnte that articlo sbout me s fow days ax0, charging o with aidiug o swindling tho Governmout ¢ 4 “Well, what of 12" N . “Ivs au outrageous lie, built up of whola cloth, without the suadow of the ghost of tho spectrs of the ttuth," 1 am rorry to hearit.” ¢+ [ wan't s apology, and I want it right now, sad if Idoa's got it lwmediately, we'll havery out right bare,” proydly and percely e} sgied tho The Ghrcwgo Gadp Cxrbane, P S S | NUMBER 160, onraged Nepnty-Collectar of Intern: fmu;'llfbcl( lulll{d." i néeraal Bavaous b nt's your littla game, b out right herg.,' " B e .h ayefh And the roporter drew ont of his right cost- pocket ono of tho awectost Jittlo silvor-mountod soveu-shooting pistols it was ever tho Inck of a camp-follower to rob o dead cavalryman of. This sweet little Iead-mino oponer the reporter held right undor the noso and oyes of tho naton- ished Deputy-Coliector of Internal Revonne from Rock Island, Full tea srconds elapeod during whioh neither Fpoke o word, and both gazed with n sort of caav iton gazo iuto tho oyeaof the other. *‘noLp ox,” sald tho man from Rock Island,’ g The repurtar hald on—to his pistol—which by gontly, and yet with great deliboration, lowered to El}:) eito of his armory. * Lot us talk this matter over quictly,” sald tho Doputy Colloctor of Tutcrnsl Dovetna from Rock Islond. Tho reporter conacnted. - Tho twain retired toan obscuro cornor ands Mlllffill it over. " ‘Tho result of the negotistion was that t] Times of thin morning (J. V. aud the cdil ilx:? chief permitting) will contaln an oxplanation thiat the charges proferred by that paper againat Weiser, tho Daputy Collector of Iutornal Rav- caue at Jtnck Island. swero against snothor man ; snd that she ituw waa ono of those unavoidable wmintakes, olc, o tora tha red ribbon W Woificr Rfllkud off. Tom his finger and call il nnn‘fmd. hereattor will truss to his e MISCELLANEOUS. THE AMOUNT OF TAX collected in thin district for tho month of Jan. uary was £533,220, which i{s composed of tha following itema: SBpirits stamps, 358,772; othar thaa tax-paid stamps, £3,160.50 ; tobacca and cigars, #125,373 ; beer, €20,661.50 ; special tax, £2,032 ; penaitics, ete., $23,20%, Tbe report for December, 1876, showed that tho collecilons for that month smounted to £859,261, whilo for Navember they weoro £926,- 773, Altbough thore has bean a considerabls docroass in the smounts reported, tho Goverumeut bas tho satisfaction of kunowing that tho distilleries which aro now ruoniog are ruuning strajght, and thot no tax is kept hack from the Government. The demsnd for apirite hea not decreascd in the lesst, but is being satia- fied by drawing on other markets, among which are Cincinnatl and Louisville, widle Bhafeldt, not yot seized, s repurted to -begdoing a goad business. Itissafe to assort that the demand will continua to bo satisfled, snd whan the pree~ eut troubles are cloarod up tho distilleries will be run on hounst }’\nntlplcu. aud the trads oncs’ more ssaumo its old proporiionu, ELSEWHERE, S§T. LOUIS. LABCOCK. Br. Lotzs, Mo, Feb. 1.—~Upon thie opening of tbe Uuited States Circnis Conrt this morning the uttorney for the Western Unlon Telograph Com- pany appeared nith a wolion to vacats & writ of subprna duces tecum from the Government upon William Orton, tho President of tho Company, reauiriug him to produce oll thotelegrams which passed between (ieu, Orvillo E. Babeock, at Loung Branch, and Joha McDonsld, John A. Joyee, or Mis. Joyeo, at 8t. Louls, or at Ripon, Wra,, over varfous eiznaturcs during sovoral mouths of et year. The Telegranh Company #et up au nusser that thn demand waa too gous eral, and would requiro au iinmense smount of labor. Any intention to impedo tho trial was dieclalmed, but 1t way asked ti:ot tho datos and descriptions of the messages ba given with par- ticularity. The poiut was argued during the worning, and tsken under advisement until afternnnm. Oa thio rearserabling of the court this after- noao, Judea Dillon overruled the motion on tue part of the Wen.ern Union Telepraph Cowpany to sat asido the subperus Guces teum, HMAGUILE. Afr, Voorhiees then addreased the Court, and stated that, after counsultation betwesn couneel for the Governtent aud for defenso, it bad beou nrroed thnt the Government would withdraw tho ixth count in the indictment sgainst Maguire, charging bim with conapiracy to defraud the Gos- orament, and that defendaut ssould enter a plos of guilty oa ta tho romaining fivo couuts, charging him with nesiect or derelectiun of auty 1o hot reporting to huy superior otlicer, the Bupervisor of the Dintrict, certnin irropularitios of did- tilleries, Counscl further mtated when dla- r{ulm tirat took chargo of the oflice of Collector ic wes uuused (0 its drties, wurcounded by difliculties unforescen, snd influences moro vowerful than hipsclf, and that theee difiiculties and infiuouced in o great degyes cauaed bis nege lect of duty. Iie was 1nnacent of iutentivnal miscooduct, and fecls jniocent yet, oxcept 8o -1ar o4 he waa contrulled by the influences brougnt to bear upon him. He was under control and nubject to alf the ordots of Gew. McDonald, tho Hupervicor, who wad a membor ot tho Ring, and be never received a dollar by tho cunepiracy which has beon uuearthod, District-Attorney Dyor tciterated Mr. Voor- heoy' staterzout 1 to 1ho aoton of coussol, Ho said tha Government accapted tho plea of guiliy 8y to tho counta iy wegleet of duty, aud sbandoued the sixth connt charging conspiacy, and added : 145 dao to Col, Maguiro 1o staie that s0 far as tho Government i coucerned wa havo been nuabla to traca the payment of amy monoy to him s34 8 membor of tho Conspiracy. The Court agreed to this arrsugemont. A notle prosequa was ontered o8 to the eounpirecy count, and u plea of guilty ontered as 1o the others. It waa undenstood that Col. laguire woul furniek the Government with informatiou reletive tu tho ccuspiracy hiero and eleowhere not yet brought out in evidonce, aud lo will oo doubt bu n witness in other eared, It was thon agreed hint there sheald bo oo chavgo 1n Maguire's bond, und she court ad- Journed. s INDIATNAPOLIS. NANTH OF TI CONYICTS. . Mpectat Diapatch to The Chicwse Trivune, Ixpmaxarorts, Ind, Feb. l.—In the casesof tho United Stutos against tho following defend- ants, fonud gwilty of vizlatiug tho lotornat Rev- coue laws, the Court prwunuunexi sentonce as follows: Philip O. Eberwino, Goorgo T. Slmon- son, David M. Lawis, Iarrison Jluler, Joun E. Pisllips, Hiram B, Soyder, Alfrod 3. Mc@ritr, each two yours in the Pevitontiary aud a fiue of £500; Juwnes K. 1Nll, two yoara aud slx mouths and 8500 fing; William Juntord, two yoars and £100 tino; Christopuer Cuncour, Dounia Reilly, Jobn F. Chrisi, each nix months in the Gitwon Cousty Jall acd a fino of 8500; Thomas J. Rubb, eight months in the Gibson County Jail wad $a02 fino ; Georgo Hagan aud 31, G, Jacquos, cach six montlis in the Vandes Vorg Conuty Jatl and 500 fino. ‘Thio sontenco s orgivally docided by Judge Groshawm wers uach wore ‘nuvore, but, bofors Loing entered, were modifiel ns above. ‘I'bore wus s large ab tendsned at court to hear tho Sentenoed pro- nouucod, aud 8 very geueral nxymulun of ap- proval, In pnesing “soutoncs, Judze Grosham wmade & declded distivetion betweon sworn oti- .-_ol,lu of tho Govornmous and smpioyea of dis- sillors, & (To the Associated Press) VURTUEL DETAILS, IxNpDIANATOLIY, Ind., Fob. L—Several of the risoners, Lufore soutence Aoy passod, pleaded Euuumlrln wounds and fuithful servico in tha aruy and various oihier reasons fn mitigation. Judge Gresliam sdmitted tho unpleasantuess of his duty, but could not allow sympathy o mako luitu forget tho erimo they had “commiited. He druw a decided contrast betwoou the ofilocrs of tho Qovernment and distillors, Tho former ara trustod servants in the pay of the Unitod Btates, whilu the latter aro not trastod but are watched by she tiovernment otlicialy, thervfors the for- mer ought to hiave incrossed pumsliout. —He tuen sunouncod that those officera who bad bo. trayed thelr trust should bave swo yeas i eithor of tho ponitentiuries thoy mught prefer, and pay a fine of 1,000 each, Theu tollowed THK CASY OF JAMES K. HILLy Doputy Hoveouo Collector. 1hll proteated his junorenco before God aud the world. The Judice, fu rentoncing him to three years in the Tenstentiury snd $1,000 fine, romarked that crimo was of deeper dye because of his h‘(llll.ro- ition in tho Governmens service. In passlog the sentenco of those who had been laborars sbout distillories the Judge againremarked the differenco batweon their crimo and tist of Gov- erument oflicurs, and Kave them six wonits (a tho dibwon Couuty Jail sud $300, with Ui