Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 24, 1876, Page 1

% 2 ta ¢ Chicage Dailp Teibune, VOLUME 29. _ CHICAGO, TIHURSDAY, FEERUARY 24, 1876. NUMBER 182, T T SINUOUS " SCHNAPPS. ox Tim Hermhants', Fgr:mersf’& Mechanics CONNECTICUTMUTUAL| Savings Bank, TRIE 5T 76 CLARK-ST.," OHICAGO. msufiflog company, |NVESTHENT CERTIFICATES. OF HARTFORD, ConN, | Ferfet Seenrity—Liberal Inlerest Every Certidcntn Herured by NMortgngo on Improved Real Bstote, TABLE of Incresse of “Investment Certlfle eatem,?? secared on improved renl eatate, bears ecntion hag tho President boen sssailed ? Col, | that that dispstoh was the first communieation Drosdhosd has not done it o his argumont. I | on this subject betwoen these two? Dooa not did not do jt in my opening, and yos for an hoor | thls dispatch show on its very faco that there veatordsy Judge Porter slood hiers and defended | was a mutnal undoratanding that the enomy tho I'reaidont. Bensiblo and wiso as they say | wers the officora who wers trying to protect tho Gen, Graut {8, he will uot thankitle gontleman | revennes of the Uovernmont? Thern s no for dragging bim into this case in thia mannor, | occasion to discuss whether or not the President \Viiat motive ahonld actusto me in attacking the | was influenced mololy by tho arguments of Prosident 7 Thero is not » man on that jury, oz | Tntton, but it wsas the right of an Amerloan vitlin tho sonnd of my volce, who does not | citizon to consider whother, if such arguments know that I sm o Republican, Why [ had undor like circumstauces bean phould I insult Gon, Grsut? I voted in | prosented to bim, be would be both National Convontioos -for his ' nomination | convincod and havo taken tho courso. The for the Prosidoncy, and at tho pols 1 voted for | Procldent doosadmit that Dabcock hind protestod lis eloction. Nino months ago ho eignod the | agsinat raids hore, on tho gronnd that they comminsion which entitics ms to speal here to- | should bo mado, if at all, by men of unquestion- dn{ 4 but I don't Intond Gen. Babcock, the I'ri- | ed honeaty. 1a # not apparent that this protest vato Bocrotary to tho Presidont, shall eacapo bo- | wad insincors whon wo reflect that thoro nover causo ho is tho Privato Becrotary. I woald try | had nnd s not now tho stightest cause of sua- ita rovonnen will be appropristed by thioves aod | Tamure, raporter, who its name fall into disgrace. Thoy have poken | fasen what K:[emx'ld En éfi“&‘:fi’&‘ tmn\:t? ta you of dofondant's childron, but, gentlemon, | Sevoral distillors wero appronched, bus, of | there’ pro s million litflo 'tiny = hands | conreo, thoy know nothing about It AE last now held up in this country crying | tho roportor was about to glve & up, Give uz onr daily bread,” and will tho verdiot | when . “~ did meot a man who, after & se- 0f a Missouri jury eay to thom you mustcry on | voro ¢S2 se of cross-quostioning, disclosed for bread, bt mon who bava plandercd tho | the 4= that ne did Lnow sometbiog of the "Treanury may onjoy all tho tuxuries of lifo ? Do rumor s~ {0 was at first unwilling to ssy auy- your duty, and your honest neighbor will grasp thing. & 1| dlatillers are, They require mavipns - your hande, lad to know that you havo not | Iating 5 In socordance with the scknowledged onlyhdnno it in this eaqo, but that you have dono | resps & 1o to the propriotion of sach occasions, much to relteve your country of tho distross | the 1 rer procacded with the distillac £ & ;... FINANCIALs Seerg EL Glen. Dyer Whaclis Away at DBabceock in the St. ) Louis Erial. His Speech Not Very Hifalutin, But Exceedingly Inter. esting to the Jury, that has boen inflicted upon it by publio plun- | con: 2, nt and attractivo small room in ihe dorers. ToAr This endod the argamont, ana the Conrt ad- | Ena¢ gimdavg d1l| })EII?“ xfiimtznmw. whon, it (8 ox- ige Dillon will charge th BO Biva the caso fnto their qu.n.lu.x 8" iy R + placa not for from to Custom-House, within this sure retreat, the {S DISTILLER WAR I'RRVATLED UpoX, : In 1% 1torim betwoon drinks, to answor suohy. vz Assxrs, January 1, 185, . +.838,818,807.86 TECEIvED 1Y 18151 4 intg 2 :atorics aa the reporter put to him, am ¥or Premiums,...,.B7,163,488,85 © Y ing b bic In nuarterly instinile himes I would try Bassott, ar McFall, or Mo- | picion upon thie character of Brooks, the man — folli ® ¥ Far intarest & Toni. %6531 81 L8 Lot Lo L - Donald, or Joyco. Tho gentlomau knows thoro | who was o 1 b f tho rald ont s : ; A 0916000 | mente, st tio mie of 7310 r et neron | pyviety 1o Hear tlie KnstructionSees | oo maus o o tonait the dotondsck, S mons | of - which'tin'® provegt grom. Tabeonk el roulinisa o, Susnzo O Tlekts PIogd Gttty 848,000,008.21 | yomed for tio benefit of Children or otheras 4 er spoka to bim beforo last Octobor. _33ut when | had no suspicion of him i Douglaen Lell nll they know, aad ba mde sppy P* 4 — The Jury to Get the Case | Teaw tho ovidonco sgainst bim, was 1 tosmug- | bnd no suspicion of him; Itogors fuliy CHICAGO. ol T nndorstand. that ono: house tried to. DISBURSED IN 1873, e glo it, to smotlier it, becauso he was a Ropublio. | trustod bim, and subsequont developmenta go to CULLERTON ARD IILDAETI, got n word i, snd §¢ they contd geb what thoy ! ToPority Hotozne: - This Afternoon, anand Iwas 6 llopublican, and tho Lresidont | provo that thay trost was woll fonndod. McDon- | Thoro was not that livelinoss 1n the mattor of | Fanted they srould be willing to: walk nip Ao and Sccratary were .f,,‘f;":',"',f;,‘,"u ? -h;,“ in n{»;‘:r{uon‘m.;lhg t?nhamr. gu!»na%;l“fl}u newa at tho Custom-Ifonec yostorday which is | plend guilty.” % 3 i argument thay 1y will husk tho pasty, 18 | 8o pocaliarly gratifyiog to tho reporterin bia | ** Who aro theso men " arked tne roporter, endow: 4 i Col. Dyor thon drow o comparison betwoen | the cry of every publio thief that wi M v 8 vorterin i Ll b Intense Political Apprehension of ) tue oot in which the dofonst s0omod 10 ne- | caugity sad 1o epcakes waa giad that at Isat it | BOArCh afior that now ecarco commodity. It waa | | Xho distilor wna silont o momont, 1 exo's Foliy Hole tell yon that," ho sald. - “Theso follows have, oxpected when Judgo Blodgett's court opened | ind o ‘Y yoaterday that tho motion entorod last Haturday | Sance, sed po s arces eoloeors o yo iy intho cago of tho United BStates against ., F. | they aro and have you give it away.” natl the Gangors and uuderlings, sud the manner | had become nnavalling. Joyca and McDopald in which thouo in whoso kands Iay thoe removing | had appenled to the party to protoct them, and nower woro _ protected. Noticlng Judgo | Babeock now tries ta find protection bebind the ‘orter’s remarkd on tho press and public | Ireeident. Party could not savo Joyco and Me- ..axmulu Bed Effects from o Oabinet ‘A ‘s nrrendors ligies §41,006.43 ed Paolicies tha Lada that toteroat, whon duo, 1 Change. . # 1 ted Al Tho roporte o i ¢ BIrENazs: R ERT oreditss mu-pffnn sooount, sod llxv:'l:d ia ;Jtt:‘n:'s'r: g8 opinion, the spenker éaid: *Thoy are terribly | Donald, and tho refugo whioh Labcock had g“""rl':" $hia rocind ’;Jh"m °dAd°mvw‘ would ever Lm\‘iy;lx u:v?:‘:‘lfi:yhgdmn:‘:‘yl'%ul:nm?v?rg: PR . T ORBTIDIOATHS whenover 6100 1 thiet aacumn. 3 afraid of public olamor, but whst bavo you to do | taxen would not save him. o elaboratoly argucd by the Aldormau'a counsol, | TSV UR HE0n Fuyhoay Saet, but BB OGS I Agente. 8 EAT0.0 Tated, ") with that? 'Thoy abuso tho na"flupen {rom TH18 AND THAT, Judgo Lefliingwell, Bnt when ths mattor camo | thq nurpas just lm\oun?m!. P Balstles 'Ang holdor of s Cerflficate bas the privitege of examtn- | Lightning to Strilkke in Newr | oueendof theland to tho othor, ut what ia | Col. Dyor then went into a closo analysls of that to you, who aro hioro Lo try this case on tho | ati tho tolegrams and letters offered in evidence, ovidonco which Lias boon presentod toyou i placing them in their proper relations with cach A FLINU AT PORTER. other. explaining undmp what circumstancen Procooding to his noxt point, the District AL | they woro sont, tho objects to ba attained in torney sald: It s nn amusiog defonse Judgs | gendiug thom, and drawisg tho conclusion Portor makes. Ho starts out and applauds the | ¢norefrom thst Babeock wan mot oply cloarly TPresidont for an bour, and then onlogizoa Andy gulllfl of councction with the oconspiracy, but Jobnson, who is dead and gone, Ho applauds | yh¢ o was fn froquont correspondence by mail up, Judgo Leflingwoll vory pleasantly obsorved 1 If you won'L tell me their names, then,” aai@ that the motion to quash was only ontored as a | Tie Trinuxr man, *tall mo whother tho Gov- mattor of form, and that it could bo overrulod | €FOMOnt Look them up or not." without furthar ceremony. **T'ho thing fali turougb,” sontentionsiy ob- served the distillor. . Judyo Daugs then dosirod tho dofendaatto | “°1)What waa tho matter?” quotied the raporter. plead, whon Judgo Lefingwell aonounced thet | * Didn't thoy have cuough to toll 2 o would onter the plea of not gailty. He would | ‘*Enough to tell] \\’fill-l should say they fng the condition of the teust &% say time on calilng at theofbosof the Trusteo, Certificatos forwarded, and Interosh whea dus, refn- vosted, [f desircd, or remitted by drafter express toany Dartof the United Statos, Adiress BYDNEY MYRRS, Mansger. MONEY TO LOAN Orleans in a Very Few Days. ™IS 10,760.00 The Springlield Grand Jury Eat Crow 118,508.28 u " had. if wbot thoy have tola mo in rogard to im0 3 5 Goo, Qravt, thinking to atriko pomn of you who | with Joyeo and AcDonsld. anting. tho yoara | o0 like 1o know when tho Governmont would | gith, ¢ WRCE 0% BYYR 1910, Ta8 o, togard 9 HOBOEL . i iian | on et kiate e chisigh o5 fraslials ¥ibiity, in the Caso of Gen. Dloomficld, aro Ropublicans, snd then ho tarns round and | 1473, 74, and '76, although no lotsers Lad "bean | b0 ¥eady o try the caso. ava no rongon to doubt them,” roaponded the praisos Aodrow Johuson, thinking to pleaso | bronght ont to proveit. ‘Tl uaturo of some somo of you who didn't boll;:w Johnson ebould | of tiie dispatches, howaver, and the peeuliar bo impeachod, Now, 1 don't know, from the | circnmstances under whicl they wore sent, made spocch of tho gentleman from New York, whother | ji clear to him that lottors had paseed between Funde in hand and can closo without dolay. Judgo Bangs ropliod that Lo could not oamne { gentloman. MEAD & COE. 165 LaSallc-at, aoy dato, but was of opinion that the case would, “rxoun To TriL! roTe oF rT, parbaps, bo reached about the middle of March, | but they didu't go at It in the right way, and BALANCE, KET AssrTs, DEd. 81.,.841,462,005.53 SOREDULE OF ABSETS: COAL. The Chicago Grand Jury Take a Re- +didn't do tho aquare thing, snd tho matter was aponTten) Fstato, first 620,)20,292.4 2 Do was for Grant or Johnuon. It rominds mo of | theso partics in tho light which tho blind ax- | fter tho Licsing and Lol trials wero uver, dropped.” z ousi ubo Blocks and londr, . T%'%{}igg ; cess Till the Hesing Trial tho old rbymo I bavo heard sl gy lifo: Precaions andallnulons in them woro odarstood, | _AM. Hildroth'a attornoy, Mr. Kuicerbocker, | ““Wire waa cho matter with tha way thoy mene. o«som.u Eatata n'rm},z.r th ! bid 013 Beains. o wired in nod vdrod‘ ont, ‘Thio following illustratos was then callad upon to onter n ploa for hin | aged {ha busiuess 7" pat in tho reportor. gflfllm}& “m;num i l,:{ l;;::‘mm‘r‘l% % gins. {m&l’m ‘,“;.‘1';5.’ ;g}zhh ';m'l-'fba DYERW'S BTYLE OF ARGUMENT client. It was not guilty, of course. ** Woll, now," bogan tho distiller, aftor & long Oogt of ity 1 1, 7A616150) Wab gotng nortl or comi wk“““‘ at times: It isall well onough, after Joyco has This tosminated tho proceedings, and tho two | Potation which served to preparo him for so oz- Agaa0i ‘Wo havonow Reduced Conl at Oost, NowI don.f h‘; Egjery mfi"flg o tloman thinks, | D0oA 6ot Lo tho Penitontiary, to lay MeDonald's | xyaorman witls their counsel, withdraw to proso. | (chdcd answer, *if you canid offer any ovidenco i | Lyonsdalo Erio...... $6,50 porton | ong Firm of the Second Batch Indicted | bt whon tie Trosident roads ‘whiat: Cok. Toad | o, Somnttunts say bo sad Joyoadia forthap, | cato thelr own privato doliberations. Durio | ‘vould rrafably o 1, sapociuly 1 son by l'mu:uu‘:' H Lyonsdale Lump..... 6.00 per ton 4 oat iss said, and whon ho r what I asid in 1 com; 8ay bo and Joyce 3 then, § 5 would probably do it, cspocially 'lf you could % o . Anxious to Give Up All eads a1 they aro convicted oue by one, to say Joyeo, | the rest of tho day, thero was nothing donoin | hiolp your own caso by doing 8o, Those fellowa- TP Lyonsdate Nag ....... '5.50 per ton my oponing, sud finally what the gontlomon for | Aoponald, Avery, and Malieo did {t, bub that | anv of the revenua cazea in court. shouglit thoy could. Thoy went Lo the Govern- - 487040 | Wilmington Lump.. 4.00 per ton They Kuow, tho dofanse snid, Lo will nok thank Eho gontle- | Gofandans' dido't. That fs 8l vory well, | mpo principal qaestion bofors ment mon and hinted ot the natars of §41,402,006.63 | Delirored by singlo tous to tny part of tha city. Efi?u?'&?fl?fi%%‘&%nflfik? L proso- sad 1 bevo heard it boforo but it woui b e e b i tho Information they could givo, Tho ofticers x e - 44 L i D ddas.81, 612, 000.07 { LYONSDALE COAL CO., ablo to meot tho ovidonco, ho elarts ont b | medo of gifferont :;:::m:"t’rlg: ch:u;:beir‘:y'm;: was whother thero was enough evidence against I:::nr:d x::‘fi? utg:;k:afilu?gea:k?fil?fi hf:f- '%an G Biain Offlce, 85 Washington.at. Provided tho Authoritics Will Take Them | dofond Goo, Graut, whoo uo word bLae boon | Drosident s Commondor-in-Chiof of the army | Kirchoft, tho propriofor of tho allegad lifcit still | namo of the man whom tlioy could Hmplicato. DRANGI OFFIOES : Cottago Grove-av. and Twenty- Into tho Squealers’ Fold el swaiuel bt . i otislig ¢ otend WO | nnd navy. Bupposo s subordioate ofticor should | on West Randolpl stroct, to justify an indict- | Xhoy rofasod to givo st, and wanted a promiso of 6.00.28° seventhat, ; landoiph-st,, corner Mickigan-av, . diaroapoct to tho Brceldont—for sooio of hix | o indicted for conspiracy to defrand tho G0V | zene™ Ty trus story, aa it foll from tho lips | 0uicacy without giving up tho name. The Gov- TOI Dy GARTENMANY, L e e e e b Srament} Mould e wella 1o the Erosicent 0 1.5t Doty Gallestors ‘Springer, Plimpton, snd e i R T ’ " N B, 3 N, . g 2 as8cer what ardar ho was goin, rEOO 0, " &l ad seon for one thoy bhadn't tol 4 I 2,032,586.30 | ~Ocdom by mall promptly filed. _____ Munagers, | | o0 T Gor Offiolal | i2ko enro of Mimeclf,—I will edy this do- | Yot they protond that Jo Voo and MeDonatd, fu | Munn, secmed to besr out. the chargo of illeit | thoqo fellowa thoy couid giva the St P e it an Thoy Iwplioate o Government Offioial | fonso rominds mo of an ominont doctor, who, | weiting'to tho Lxecutive Mansion to tho Presie | distilling, A full de thoy chose; If th wero gl d tho L Gron s, Do 31, 108 13,304,050.02 FOR SALE. of High Standing ?7—That Is lisving boon callod lo attond a Indy o coniine: | Jant'y Private Secrotary for fformation. of tho | given, st ,,p,,m::{f;‘,:‘:“; D R | nttas tirmal ot s Aokl b0 Aoy talne, kg e TiRECT TUPORTATION OF LOCAFIAL AND KIPPEALD tho Question, ) fnouh‘xlx;mt 8 .x&nin:xbnr “”f;‘ 3,"' -_?;}bznihmhd coming of ogonts to this district, was rogular | thio mush and formonting tubs, tho kind of grain | this circumstance would probavly have eoma sar all_ouiatending b | gt e yotind s o o Laie, | routine businoss, aud all proper. Bat it ia ot | found, and thio sagpicious circumatances atiend- | WolRbE Jolcley, Dok e o .0 ; FERERINGS, Dot oy of Too Bard 1 thim T con aavo | 430 1t oo, would 1t Do’ necoeeary o writ | ing tho seizurc. In ahort, tho cuio seemodso [ - IN LESTENING rumh rvnAIET L DUItIorenes ' 35,754.00 6 i & In ctitions name! i - | migbt koep thom out of the Penito . dn- Alfotborliablitietenes” WD 0 033,001.00 BANANAS, ST. LOUIS. * | tho old man.” Tho wholo defense_has boen to | "1 thon ghowed by the President's doposition | Gonn BRainat the, partles ‘{lat, when the avi- | F U800k N atior did not pan oat wall, wtice—te . | Refller's Marmalade, and Scotch Goosebarry, Resp. imypresa you with the idea that tho Prosldent was dence was supplomented by that growiog out au Burplus, Deo. 31, 18T8iereseenserersnn S 49231,580.02 | borry, Lod and Black Currant Jams snd Jellles, i) o tial. that this secrot and covert correspondonce was of somo of %mhnn"“ previous transactions, | Yould make no difforonce in their cases, and uone DEWAL & CO., OUTSIDE TALK. UNENOWNX TO TAY, PUESIDENT, the Grand Jury eolomuly prayed that tho good | thero would, of courso, bo no uced of using tholr }q";".“‘?( of aasely dr;rhu 1878, 8 3,050,054.03 72 State-st,, botwoen Randalph and Washipgton, MULTITUDINOUS ATTENDAKCH. 5 MERE TRABH, § and therofors * Bab™ nover had suy anthority | Lord would deliver thea from any such wicked- story." ' Secaibta e sre g 7,65 par aoot. Y Special Dispatch to The Chiaioo Triluna Col. Dyet thon dwalt on othor matterz which | from him o sond theso dirpatchen ; add yot tey | noss ns this appertaining to KireholT, whoroupon | * Well,” eaid the roporter, *didn't yous Piled e 58 e Wall St Caricatures, 5. Tiouts, Mo Hob. 15.—To-day may bo chius- | Lo oleimed bnd boon draguod futo tho casola iho | any the prosocation hioto s aiempting to blaek | thay aaid wiih one volco_thas o desarved to bo | ficuds rolopt eul sve up tho mamo £ " A Now Book, 48 pages, containing 14 engraved {ltus. d - netorizod 8a having beoa the great day of tho Siabeock trial, if tho grestnesa thoreof is to bo judgod by the numbors of peoplo who ondosy~ orod to obtain ndmission to the court-room. Tho fack that jt was tho last day of tbo trind in- ducod n vast throng to bo on hand at an oarly hour, and all day the streots arcund tho court bullding wero crowded with people, who, disap- pointed in gotting within hearing distance, oc- cupied thomsolves in discusslng tho various featares of tho caso and tho prospective result. DYER'S POWERFUL BIEECI, District-Attornoy Dyor bogan hin spooch &t balf-past 10, continulng until 12, when the Court took a rocess until 3p. m. Tho apeskor concludod at balf-past 6. Although Dyor haa neithier the logal ability nor goneral cultaro pos- aocaded by any of the lawyers on cither alde, yot his specch was looked forwant to as tho most important to bo made in the case, o clroum- stancs doo to his poworfal personal influence with country juries. To is power in this ro- spect 18 attributed much of the auccess schiovod in the whisky cases Lerotoforo uilod. Jor this ronson, ho was listened , to with tho intensest dogroo of atteotion, and tho offoct upou the jury diligently watched, ospocially by the lawyers for tho dofense. Tho spooch was interspersed with amrnsing anccdotes, toldat tho oxpongo of thio dofopse, tho jurors showing their Interest by laughing heartily. 3UDUE POIKER'S OPINION, Judgo Porter Is credited with saying to-night thot, though Droadhead's was confossedly tho ablest argument, Dyor's will bavo far moro in- {lnouce with tho jury. Ovo of the jurors ia named Taintor, For soveral days rumor has boon ¥ifo to tho offect that Taintor had declared him- eolf unroservadly in favor of acquittal, Dsor liad heard this rumor, of courso, and ho paid spocinl attontion to tho juror in quostion, call- iog him by name and making such pleasant al- lusions aa wore calculatod o mollity or chango hima fn tho ovons tho rumors wero woll founded. ‘Thoro I8 now an iotenso onxioty to know what TUL INBTRUCTIONS OF THE COURT to tho jury will bo. It is admitted on all sidos that everything dopouds upon thoso, Judge Dillon will commenco rending his instruotions at 10 a. m, As they aro vory lon‘;l«hy. oand foroign to1t. The jary hod nothing to do wiih | dont would know his boat frionds, and tho bost thio opinions of countal ng to tho casos of Joyco, | frionds in this whols country, all such attompts McDonald, Avery, or McKeo, Ho nasertod thot | ay thosa to turn him from theso prosocutions ho was acting with tho Ropublican party in at- | would fall harmlcss. tempting to crosh out wrongs. and frauds, snd Judgo Porter explained the sonding of the let- quoted tho Presidont's langunge toshow that ho | tors by dofondant to McDonald under cover to was acting in harmony with the Administration. | Mnj, ‘Grimes, by eaying he bad the right * Lot no guilty man cecape.” to "do go; that McDonald was rogarded . TUE NIW ERA. as an honorablo man in Wssluogton Col. Dyor then passed to sn oxamination of | when this correspondenco occurred, Thess the evidouco in roply to Mr. Blorra' stgument. | indictmouts were found sgainst MoDomatd in Mr, Btorrs bad coogratulated tho jury that a | Juno, 1875, and in Septombor the Preeident vis- now ora of juatico was dawning, and the mpeaker | 1tod this city. While the Prosidont was ongaged tool occaaion to ropeat tho coogratalation. Ha | with other matters, you havo foand that this wag prood that & now ora had dawnod through | mon was making arrmngements with Grimes for the sufferiogs of tho public, whon mon of posl- | g secrot correspondence with McDonald, John tion, high or low, coald be brought before twalve | MoDonald In as gamo a littls man aa_ evor lived, good sud bonorablo men, and made Lo anawer to | and ha would enffer Lis arms and logs struck indictmoat for their wrong-doings, The gentle- | from his body beforo ho would admit that he man hiad plesded mont touchiogly tho homo as- | wes over connected with tho Ring. Joyoo sociations of tho defondant fo his behalt, but | will nover telf cither, unless th screws aro put the geutieman had forgotten that Titzroy Bod | a Jitsle tightor. Wo would like to hoar him tell. tho rest had sssocistions ‘jnn s dear to | all ho knowa. ffe could unfold a tale tbat would them; that around - their hearthstonos | moko many men in this country quake, Tho olustorod thelr children, praving. the Groat | gontlemen are asmonishod that men who have Boing to save thelr fathor.. from the foon oanvicted, and who have confesned,* have - inoxorablo Iaw. Lot tho tlo be nziversally ap- | not been sentenced: Thoy were not sentonced plisdor not nt all, but these conslderations | because their testimony was Woro not for the Jury. Tho vindioatlon of tho AZQUILED TO CONVICT OTNERS. law was the only protootion for theirown hosrth- | ¥Ind they buecn sontenced, I conld not bave got stones, and thowo of their ucighbors, tha evidenoo that hea been nsod in thoso cases, "o gontleman bad gono to great loogths to | This has boen made tho canso of an nttack upon doclaro bhat thoy kad not been tochnical fn their | me, and also o refloction sgeinat tho upright defenso, but thod It was tho prosccation wihich Jnlégn before whom thoy were tricd. As Jong as waa technical, and in support of this thoy lu- [ thoso men can be resclied, 88 long ae ovidaoco stanced two objootions mado by tho latter. Ono | ean be obtainad, eo long will this investization of theso wes o the Introdaction of bo continoed. Mr. Storrs end Judgo Portor TIE 10Q¥, LETTERS. eaid the testimony of Evorist could not be crod- That objection wae not intended to oxclude tho | ited, If Kvorist had iutended to flx bis testi- lettors, but to compol them, ns thoy woll knew, ! mony to convict Dabeock, how easy it would to pat on the stand tho mon who got thosa lot- | have boon for him to have eworn he saw ters from Biugham, and who was ot tho very | money placod in both covelopes, which he timo sitting in tho room. Tho objection to | mailed for Joyce.' That ho would not ewear ta tho introduction of the lottors from Iialicock to | this ia onongh for mo and yon that ho told the Joyce was not to excludo thom, it was to compel | crath, Aftor all their offorts to impeach Everiat lbf}n to placo mho l;;‘mn‘d l%inv Fluu-.lhzr‘. cel:m- they introducod sel for Joyoo, ¢ his testimony might suow TINS MAN MAGILL that tho intimaoy which oxlstod botweon Dab- nt on tho stand to sustaln Evos cock sud Joye n 1871-'2-%3, and *6 way uat sua- | S20ETUL G PG SN0 St Driiet 20 dorod by thio lattor's_conviction, and kuat Joyeo | REND “fiar the teatimony Is concluded, thoy atill rook iho interost of o friend in him, and | pvn s aebamad of Magill, and g0 back to con- sent o his counsal those lettora 88 8 mons of | yragiciing and abusing Ttvorist. ~Thoro was not dofonso, It wan desired to show that theeo | o man who saw Magill testify who bolieved o conspirators wero disposcd to eave HOIF | yorg b mald, Ono of theowo witnossos who la friond, in ordor that ho might lend thom | g5lyave saying ho wanta to toll tho truth, but you tr:‘uonu‘h\\:m INTOLNATION YOR 70K SERCULATOMA] ‘price, cloth cov conls; paper COVOTE, FHKK td gl TUHmUDGB& e i mall, Donkers and Brokers, 2 Wall-st., New York, SODA WATER APPARATUS, For tho manufacturing of Bods Water, Gloger Alo, Winea, Minernl Waters, Moad, Root Deer, otc, Alsa Bottling Machines, for carking and flling; Marbls Dispenning Apraratus for tho Counter, on fow princle lAilu. Send for Catalogue w‘t{lm of judges on pparat tus. WILLTIAM umgz Gor, Blm and Franklin-ata,, New Yorlt. MISCELLANEOUS, GITY. TAX REDENPTIONS. On and aftor Fob, 26,1870, the promium on rodomption of Ojty Tax Cortificates will bo s followa: Snlo of 1875, for city taxos of 1874, 20 por cont. Salo of 1874, for city taxos of 1873, 40 por cont. Haleof 1873, for city taxon o 1872, 50 por cont, Parties wish. ing o mvestcon havo cortiflontes, until tho abovo date, at tho prosont rotos, viz: 8alo of 1875 without premium, Balo of 1874 and 1873, 26 per cent premium. B. B, HAYES, Comptroilor. Chicago, Feb, 7, 1470, STOCK GROWEREY’ GOLONY, NEW MEXICO Ta locate noar San Juan tnlning reglon; fnest country in the world for stock rulsing, I'r pamphloty, ahowing inducements, call or address 8, G, COTONY, 120 Dea Lorn-#t,, Chicago, Oftico opog day and eveniug. N O IO, Mr, Witllam 11, Bard, of Chicago, Iil, ts odmiited a ‘membez of our firm, I%WUONE BARD & CO. JAMES GOODWIN, Prosidont. JACOB I. GREENE, Bocrotary. JOHN M. TAYLOR, Ass’t Bocrotary. STEARNS, DICKINSON & €0,, Genoral Agenta for Illinois, 81 & 83 Washington-st,, Chicago, Il OCEAN NAVIGATION. ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, Tha Genoral Trausatiantic Gompany's Mall titeamers ‘-"“nl""t'zly‘"k lfllluul"hl; ulnnffll::;lll‘lil:u‘\:;h'mr “{avorite raats for. the Cantinont (e more soatnerly than any othior), will sall from Pler No. W, North luvull,. ollowa: Satarday, March 4 asurday, Alarch I8 &y, April 1 adiig wine), Firat cabin, 8110acd 8120, sccording ¢ accoiamodation Second cabiu, 8733 third, 81U, Tioturn Hokota &t roduond ratos. Kloarige 820, with Suporior Acoommodations, in= Slading all 3 asuacis wilhous osirs onaces, Hisainars smarl s * 4o not oarry sloorsge jiassougers. LOUS DlfiBIAN: Agonte 13 Brosdwaz, N. ¥ ALLAN LINE OCEAN MAIL STEAMERS, A u‘l{llmxu nu? "“w“‘;"f"'m“,”‘m s clasnos, between principal points in Ei- ropo. Kiad America: CADIN and BALOON ACCOM- MODATIONS UNEXOELLED, Bhoriost Soa Ronte, Huperior Shipn, Experioncol Oificers, Disciplined Crews. TIHE GOV- ENNING IWLE, Threo weokly saliings sach way. EMIGBANT AND BTRERAGE PABSAGE, the very baat in ol respocts, ablowestratos. | 0 oo Apply to AL 72 and 74 TaSalle-st,, Ohicsgo. National Line of Steamships, NEW YORK 70 QUELNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. ENGLAND, 4,890 tons Saturday, F t8 p.m, ) | o] lay, , at . L VEITEA, 4050 ows. Matarday, March LA, 'at 11 & 0, N LoNDON DLRECT, GILEROR, 4,500 tone.- o Gabin o tho cases of tho remalning Gaogors aud Btoro- | 1nidst of flory flames in tho next world boforo koepers, but did pot proceed very far when | theyd give up their sccrots without Nrst getting Jndgo Bange fnformod tho Grangers that they | 8 Promiso of something sitiafactory, Bo the could consider thomaaives adfourned notil tho | Matter onded for tho prosont. o 7th of March. Thog exprossod no sorsow, but, | . ** 1ias it euded only for tho present " naked oo the othor haud, thoir countonances beamed | tho roparter. @ with joy. Thoy desconded into tho Marshar'a. Soma doubt abont that,” repliod tho goatle- oflics, whero tuey gloefully draw their pay, and | man. * Yeu soo, whon theso fellows fouud they then hiastily dispersed, moat of thom ta tako the | conidn't got auythiog from tho Government oveniug tralns. without giviog up their information first, thoy Tho chango in the tactics of tho Grood Jury, | egaa to whisper it sround smaog tbe fellowa. by which they concluded yesterday afternoou to | thoy could truse that they hiad evidenco adjoutn till” tho Tth of March, 8 duo to two or AQAINST FOME ONE IGH UD % threo causcs. In tho first place, tho in the Government sorvice which they conld giva* SAAT TP AR TIE DRI ST AP 3 It was wantsd, but that tho Goverotaont didn's in its work of turning out_indicimenty agafngt | Wautit, it scomed, nud thoy weren't olng to auch partios ps tho Graud Jury iu_their wisdom | §1v it away for notbing, Thoy kind of implicd Lave docmed it beat to present with formal bills, | that tho Goverument wosn'; so very anxions to ‘The interitn betwoon tho presont time and the | £O for a Governmont oficer, and d—- mo if T 7th ot March will give tho Governmont's coun- | 4on’t beligve thoy'ro about right, too. Thess acl an opportanity to got up thoir back work, o | thiogs camo to tho carm of thono offieors, and: thas whon tho jury reassewmblos thero will be no delay in retaralng sevoral™indictments into oourt. Iu the seooud place, it has boeu fouud thal (B ovileico ugatnst cortniu partios wna not waorked up witu thas minutoness, and thorough- ness which would justify tho"drawing of an indictment.” For inateocs, iu the caso of tho indioted. 8o spotber oni boen caught if * Not o bt of it. 'Thoy_acted ltko d-—d tools, Lo toils, Alte‘r m',’. :b,, G“,,‘;‘;J,,,,‘;ipp‘;g‘;ng and gatd tbey would see the Govorvment in tho thoy aro aard to have sworn till the air was blua that thoy'd haye thoso follows beforo the jury, and makn thom tell sll thoy know, Bo you moo.. mny b, this thing ain't going to end right bere.™! *“Well, now,” epid the roporter, #*you bhavei told me this lttlo story, suppueo you give me clio namo of this oflicor whom these follows say thoy can Implicate.” *‘Ican't do tbat, becanse I don't know it. ‘Iheso follows wouldn't give me tho name, bat L Loow they'vo spotted their man.” “Then yon won't tell mo the namos of tho diatillors who wanted to squeal?” said tho re- porter. #No. T will only say that thoy are abont tho. FIDST OF TitE BECOND BATCH who wera acized, and the ovidenco againet them AMstan Distillery, the evidence ageinst Froleinger I8 4ald to bavo been comolote, and tho indict- ment sgainat him o cortainty, Dut it so bop- poned that he was not the only crooked man in- torcsted in that distilfery, ond tho evidence agaiust tha rest, while apparently strong cuough 1o wacrant su indictment, did not meot tho views of tho Grand Jurors as being; of that char- actor, and tha cnses wore dropprd. Now, the Qoveroment earnostly belioves it hag o (GOOD CASES AGAINST THCSE MEN, ta 8aid to Lo awful.’ 24 woll a3 o fow othor outaide whiskyites, Tho | Aud this was abont all tho reporter conld gok timo duri h tho Grasd Jury will havo a | from the goutloman. vux::fi:; Ilzgm“l::uimpr:vmf.by coll;cyziug n{l:nlf. ‘That thero bavo Leen offors of this charactos maas of ovidonce sgeinst theso pattiod, which, canuot bo doubted. In fact, the same reporter in tho tvo great haste to got tho enscs bofors | learned from tho best sources last ovening thab tho ury ot thaif nrosont seseion. was not pra- | thoro biad bacn Just sack b offer as that do- sentod ~ {u its ontirety, Tbo ovidence is taled in the above interview, snd that it had. maioly of a documontary chaacter, nnd, | beon rejocted for tho same reasons thorolm smong other papers, certain railrond roceipts | vamod. The namo of tho frm, how- will pioy a rather important past. In tho noxt | 0%er, making tho offer, na wellas the nama place, it was not doomed desirable to dischargo | Of tho ofiicer alloged to bavo becn tho Grand Jury altogether, iuasmuch as tuo | Eulltyof witlng at, aud ehariog in, rovenua groat trials will soon como up. Although mo- frauds, could not bo obtawnod. ‘The samo su- tiopy to qunsh have beon ovorruled, it s not | tuority informed tho roposter that this mateor Athauy, N, Y., Jan, Notice to Railroad Contractors, GENEnAL Oryicr \WHERLING & TaKE Knm Rer- 10AD COMPANY, " MAUTIN'G KZIY, O., Feb, 23 1810, ~ Tha **Wheeling & Lake ke Railroad Uompany ™ invite [fopoenls untll Marah 20, 1670 (oitlier soparaiely ot com, nad}, for the eonstrnction and equipment of its ltno of Tiureday, March 3, at 13 noon ‘currenoy. Jloturatiok- tickew, 835 curroucy, would suraly receive tho attontion of the Grand bable that tho tronbto Js ovor yet. 1t will bo rond Botmoon Ravtinrs erry and hendusky, O-oc foc | 69 counsol on both giden whl submit|in roturn & helping haod in fheir ¢ B0 pab W | ero 0 Jury ; that the firm which had mado tho propos O e st oo e | P A 2 et T 8 50y SR |ttt ot i oot it 0 | 6% o] AN T | o Ty 8 el IR | e kel ool i T , JOKL WOOD, Prosidant. LIkl ovweon theso mon aftol 0 oro was ground for so indictmens it would bo « SOMRA Wanar. Sciibedayy Bl 2 o i¢ i quite cortaln that it wii bo lato In tho after- | time whon the dofendaut was proved to have ;:’:;“fi‘:‘ ::“h’;ny&?‘b:sf"‘ h: ,';{u‘,!.: m!“:‘,’nr Grand Tary liers, 4t slll I a0 oedy matiar fo roturusd, R B CORNECT TECUNIGAL ERLONS,—~ and it is thought- that only suah, if any, can ba found.—and to uake indictments which will boar tha closest fnspection and nov fall. ‘Witu thioso threo reasonsin viow, the Govero- ‘ment counsel concurrod in allowivg the Grand Jury a littlo vacation. Alas! how will their ) {amiliar forms bo missed for a fow days, 1t was oxpoctod that Cabin Passago, 870: Intermodiate, 845; Btooraxe, 830, Kacarsion tickets, 8120) Brepaid sieorage eniticatos Y at Goneral ¥relght Dopot Lake M. LR . GEO, MODONALD, Agont. INMAN STEAMSHIP LINE, Garrying tho Mails hetwoon RUROPE AND AMER [()mt:. e B S BT G Wt A &7 Drarts on Great Britain sad Troland, noan befors tho caso i8 givon to tho jury. EVEBIST'S TESTIMONY TO OET LENT. Judge Dillon intimated enough to-day to justi- £y an anihoritative statement 10 tho oifoot that bo will practically instruct tho jury to dis- rogard the testimony of Evorist. “This in- atruction will bo given upon tho grouud that, whon tho prosocution offered to rove by Everist that Lo wailed for Joyea a letter addressod to Babeock contain. been & membor of the consplracy ? Joyce wasaa | hiicad to the defonso for proving that Evorist's gouial and 8a ploasant o friond thoo ag bofore, smré wou true. L'no gnmlz;mnu B4 thes: mon aud was 1t not ponaenss to #ay thoro was 10 [ o¢ posh armics had boen writing to this defond- further correspondence 7 The gentlomau asked why the prosecntion hisd potprodiiced that cor- | £ P10 .:"“3:&“{;",”?.,‘%&5.%%‘"'-‘.%‘.‘:‘:: respondenco 7 Beoanse the prosscution had not those intimate rolations with Joyco thst tho do- ;g: m‘::f’ gn‘,'h:“nv;z';'owm}'fl%‘;‘;&f:‘:fl;‘: fendant biad, and Judge Krum had, and conso- | 1o wieadio the jury, and has no coonoction with quontly could not sooure thoso lotters, ns the caso. You, gentlemen, kiave nothivg to do —— SPRINGFIELD, BLOOMFIELD VINDICATED. Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tridune, 8rrixariecy, 1., Fob, 23.~Tho Grand Jt to-day reconsidered tho Indictinont againat Gen. | Moomficld snd unanimonsly vindicated bLim., Iogally avd quistly ob tatas for incompaiibilty ete, Residence ia not ma terial. Teo After docroe, a. Btamp for circular, R, 8148, Chicago. 00 Get the GENUINE! Bewaro of Imitations? TUOMSON'S PATENT OLOVE-FITTING COBSETS. ANOTHEI DATCII OF INDICTMENTS Lo waa bero with counscl, supposiog tha indlot< L THE DEFENSH COULD I¥ THEY CHOBE. with nowapapers and public opinion, but you | would be returned yesterday, bsuriog tho names | ment would bo roported to the Court, snd wwas| ST Cts o0 el BOTR BE E e——as 2 g8 8500 o 5 = . "CUNARD MAIL LINE. | cofat TR T | s too Fhoslot ot tas otser by Banecets | oy o Boceesary Lo ibo safty of tho consrifa: | aro horo to do your duty scoordiug to o la | of two o tires Blorokaspers. latoly Lrouglt | propared to pivo bail sad domand an Immodiatay 5 CORHET X N &! pt of A + cgl ot some ona bo eccured to mapsge tho | nngayidencain tho caso. Lwonld not detrsct | into promincnce through freo noticos in those Sating thres inca waek o and from Detsh Ports. | Hamped eriiiys, | and that, tho prossoution having failod to prova | thing from above, or at Washington. - Tho Pros- | Goo fota from tho britisnt rocand of Gen. Lisb- | colamus, sad that of Fraisinger, tho thnfty aud | i3l Ia tho monutimo, howavor, cortaln facty e ARD i | s, dofetn o s, o | uh ol ot I, 5 S e 9 | S b S B o ot oo, | Sl oo of 1 sl | s o e, e Yo i = WITH o islikon, No fault conld bo found w ar & o - i 0 i O e, oo wortwes Anent. | Ty bk e idrtws fromi tho. auallox, tho. evidetco of | the fath whisk ho- aybroesed . Beostek, 1y | Avors Maguro, ol theso son lad us good obur- | This ozpociation " was pok carrlod ook, for sonio | culpatins th feboral. (o Indichoct mas But good_reputations must not sbleld thom or him from just punish- ment. Thov brought in politics ngain for tho roason or othor. It {a protty well settled thst based npon tho following lettor: oll tho ovidonco agsinst those partios is iv, that Evorist must be strickon from tho rocord and ignored in considoring o vordict. would bo a ehame if Lo woro to declaro Lhat ho liad kopt wy bis Private Scorotary & man fn Wasimiarus b, O dou. 18, 18111 DALY WesTen. DYEING AND OLEANING, ATy setve Bl T ks bil o o SonkiTation” wht e e e s gl It s conclusive, that bilia bave boen partly e whom bo did not have faith, But so had he g - - OB somo Missouri o0, t tho indict Chesloy twlay, who has boen promoted o Bolicitor, LADIES’ SUITS. protie prine ¢ IN COURT. falth In McDonala, Yot that @ia not provo im | [T 6 lnasaqa soms, \useghth Jervoet #S:S.‘%c..??.‘:.;“f.? A Indlctmonts il oy | e dot tised 1 conalded very Tavaratly wmmm:. COL. DIEH'S ARAUMENT, iunooont, Why, thoo, should it prove that Iab- f pronuisos of Gased, but asid that, o1 1 2 In Bil¥, Woolen, and Mized Goods, cloaned by the Lo W Al his politica_were. Lo roplisd that ho wasn | on tho part of tho man who araws the bills and ' reprosantas; s 7 1 s wiling 60 conaldor favarably: an Siealok Jonw. | B Lows, Feb, 23.—District-Attornay Dyor | 900k wad not u patty to tho frauds? life-long Domocrats that ho bad bved in | the Graua Jury who seo that thoy aro all propor- [ Hont:ho KoU Z| DRY OLEANIAJ‘\,I EUEPB%:;“WSAB&Z. larity ;T’ISE::? commoncod tho closing argumont in the mcgek Cho ik n'n‘l'u n:o:amdmmod R s el \Vumnnhfin nnrly-u!:e y:n;l.n A Elnfilm:g Dom~ Iv] m.dlfi nu!,::uy l|mz msoopsn‘:ln oll“;,ury l::l:mpu’vx- e mfl“"xo.";:'w,&' g‘,',;.,"‘;fo.:‘;‘,..“:”mfi“g‘:.‘,‘.“fl : < 3 0w proceo olo- | ocrt, gontlemon, an 0 has Lold ofioo nn- | plauation. At lesst nono has boon'mado of a | peiher tomorrow. When I soa them togullier, we can 190 Boith Clark, 168 Titinols. an 265 W. Madison-ate. | toreto oony ur names and marks as nearly ss bousible, ( €880 8% half-past 10 o'clock “’“lm“"'"& be- | urams which passod Botwoon labicock and Joyco, | dor avory A Iehraion: fof (hirtylan roavs: L\ummq natuso, nnd the Toporsors aro fost | jerlaps come to somo i o s o l-.; e e | M BLTY - Thotisoi's Tatont Rolid Vastootog | f0r0 b crowdod courk-room. AV tho omsot, bo | showing tho rolation betwoon question snd sb- | Wo would have sdmitted don, Usbeock's good | wottling down Lo tho opiniou that their ways aro | very friendly, aud says e will do allin his pawor for, SIGNS: Qapoed Corsed Niouls. oy aro unbreakable, and their | sefarrod to his conduct of tho offico einoo ho sa- | swor, aad commeonting on the tecesslty for the | chamoter without tho necoity of bringiug | pest findiug out. e abe st aore Mudlp tban, T esticlyetedi| e S OHA e o Ak otas daslocs sterpwliorn. pumed it, mino tonths go, and entered wpon | s of Boloctiona from tho roguca® vocabulary, | thoss men from Wesbington to prova it. ‘Lo 1OOED 21, SUERMAY, e, R THOMSON, LANGDON & COu No Yo iho discharge of his dutios oa the prosocutor of aud for the fictitious eignatures, obargo againat this dofendant is morely amis- | tho Unlitod Statos District Attorneyat Now Yok, PHOOF OF TUE MISDATE. fiola lwportors and Patentent for tha U. R Arriving at tho subjoot of domosanor, the punishment of which is not less | who has beou hore for two or thres duys past en- In January, 1871, Gen, Bloomflold was Super- e ey | tho Whisky Ring, Ho disclaimed tho fdea that L . TUE TRANGFER OF SUPERYIBORS, than 91,000 or more than §5000 fine and im- o got forth the groat solicitudo which Dabcook | prisonmient of not moro thantwo years. A manitostod in \hat matter, and 1t way a solici- | sworn ofticial, convicted of cooepiracy, is pun- tude which prompied him vo resort Lo extraor- | jahed muoh more severoly, X sav, it evor thoro dinary moans to accomplish a defont of tho order, | wos a case that justificd conviction, this ono which prompted bim to -Ynly to Douglass avd | aoes, for the uvy.Jeuce ngatnst dofendant + Rogers » most poworful argumont in the 18 WRITTEN IN MI8 OWN HAND, nm‘:a of prophesy of disastor. Douglass was | I know tho influonco that undortakes to hold anxiously chiorisbing a hops of promotion to a { him up, but I don't objoct to it. It & man i3 able Foderal Judgoship, and Rogers was, in conso- | to gathor round him such influenca to back bim uoaco, _eumuualnfi aspirations to soouro | up in tho day of trouble, I coukd nat say aught ouglase’ poeition. Baboook kuow this, and ho | against it. I stand horo with the conviction that know that a prediotion that thoy would ruin | no man, igh or low, will escape tho punishment thoir prospectd by ingsting on that_ordor was | Liw crimo merits, and it oncourages me to feol tho most potont argument Lo could advauce, | that Iam supported by au intolligent Missouri snd wad calculatod to frighton thom out of tholr | jury, I know It would bo an oasy boots. Can anybody acvept the gauzy theory | tnibgg to .track down & roctifler, but that Bsbcock ook such vaina to {mpross upon | I knew it would be a curront t stem thom thoir .dunger through motives of | whon tho Government laid {ta hands ou ouo b0 triendship for them, espooially when Joyue | nigh, sud, goutlomeu, I auk your eslightoued characterizos thom to Babcook as tho onemy, jue\umeut to0 boar ma aut in my duty. Icanssy 1t ia eoid that Babcock did not oxert hls influonco | fruthfully that po snimosity raukles in my with tho Prosldent, aud in support of shis tho | bosom agaiust this dofendsnt, and hoand big President's deposition was quotod, Toasibly ha | friends would far rather speak well af a publio uever did spoak to tho President abont it but | ofilcer, sworn ta do his duty, who faithfully on- dopa not every sonaibla man know that tho | deavors to perform it, than say Lo Is actuatod by atrongeat Infuence could b brought o bear up- | malico and {Ht-wilk, on the President indirectly and In just suok a Geutloinen, you aro solied nfian for a verdict mannot aa it ¥ provon that Baboook did adopt ? | that will send joy to evory Lonost wausud ‘The effect of Babcook’s offorts was manifest i | woman in this country. Lot it go abroad that dispatoh to McDonald declaring that tho | that horo in Missourl la found a jury which Las order was only temporary. Joyce's koon Irsh | tno norve to do its duty, 1eay it will do moze eyo reooguoizod this ns to build up thia Governmoot than anyshing elso. © A WEAKNESS, 1t reatd upon tho Jnrm of this country to vindi- snd he tolegraphed to Babcock: »We bave | cato tho laws, and if you fall in your duty and ofticlal information that the enemy weakons. | aro not faithfnl to tho trusws you havo assumed, Puah thioge” Does auy scaslble man bolleve | thia Jopublican Qovernmony must fall, becauso gaged in taling the tostimony of Muyan, Rus- | vigor of Intornal Revonus, and his lotter, with-' t 1. O, Boyd & Co., of * mw?‘%hoga:::. zgulfin:‘mm“ ,nfl iy it ‘I’n‘l“ oxvlllnulloo. made a prima facie caso againgt. Ho Is undorstood to bo plcking up & missing | kim of comspiracy against the Qovernmons link or two, ana will roturn to this city Friday, whilo he was o Governmont officor, ITence, tho whoa ho will oar the romaindor of ihe testi- | Grand “Jury wero justitied in indicting him; mouy against this finm, Jlo wilt then rotarn to | pyg, fortuuatoly for tho Genoral, there is con-, Now York, aud put tho matter iu its propor ght | ojyyva ayigenco that the lotter was written in bofore & Urn;lz.;"i:{;n OCEEDINGS Jauuacy, 1872, whou ho was not in tha Govern- 100t 8orvico, aud was orroneously dated 1871,— matitated day befors yesterdsy against certaln | [ Miadvertonss Hiely to Gequr with anybody ek distillorios and thoir boudswon are for the pur- thie beginal * The evi t poso of volicating tho smount of unpaid back m" ginn nxol I:dm:,\:':wr.l o e 3:00 g Asuousmionty, Some uf shceo oxtend wa tar back | (ke SEFOr, Aas lald BOtOe LOA SO SU bY &% 1873 and some oven go boyoud tho timo ot | CoMestor Merrlum, aud s ollowing torm s tho firo, Thoy have no relation to the suits m}“;‘; fimflg«:‘lc‘xfiwfiu&n‘, i 3& .;“‘:";1;".’? swhich will -horu{‘fs;m;lux; :;:lr trial, 19 ik °-’“’“".“:;‘; b‘uk‘ 'u,w" ety oo dan. 10, a North Sido rectitior, waa_beforo Commisaloner i’&"fi&““m&"fiifi :v;lliubu:mnluxhge:u:"n:wfi:"x‘gfi‘: 1fogno yostorday on the charge ot carrying un | and o thesste day wroto oifichally to Col, Enoch the businesy of rectifylug without paying tho | Emery, beu Gollector of tho Fifth Diatrict, st Feorls, spocisl tux. Doputy-Collectors Muun aud eud to Qollector Hlndnifi‘m«m 54 Watsuka. A lottor Buringer wero callod upon tooffer what evidonco '"”"},“"'fl}",:u"“‘ fram Bailliokg, 8k, 14,161, 4 slsa thoy lisd, sud tho caso was continued unti) this | bachively) corroboratiug ' evidsuce — fs - found morning, whou Hspp's witnossos will Lfvo o [ i the fact that oomfeld could mob chanco %0 testity, 'The roctifier wau Leld in | have buen ju Washiogion in January, 1871, 0o the 81,000, Lusiness named in tho lettor 50 mfl bocause Gien. FUNTUER OONVERSIONS. bs::‘mm .':‘L! u‘“; in Washlngton at all, but Peas There wad & very quist rumor In whisky | ™ hicago, Al Tl ik s Sk e T AND ILE WAS DEPUTY COMMISSIONEZR socoud batoh, which racontly pleaded not guilty | 55 Aot Tosenus i Jahoary, 67, oot ks i 1015 with & greus show of virtue, had tigultiod & wil- | Tuus tho fatal loiter was conclislvely shown to have lingness undor certain considerations t0 cbange | Lesn inisdated, sud was really written Lu January, thelr ploa, aud to come ous with a square admis- ‘ml wien Hicowbeld, baviug preriously rosigued, slon of their guilt. It was mysteriously whis. | wout to Waslinzion sa au stloruoy for Westerman, pored around smong the chosen fow until, in the The District-Attorney, the Grand Jusy, and courso of transmiseion, ik came to the eats of » | Collsctor Mosrlam wero fully satistied in the © bo hiad boen led into the prosecution of suy in< nocent man, and told tho jury that ho appeared without malico or other intention than as the representative of tho whole people to proscouto great wronga. This caso ho characterized naa most remarkablo ono, and tho course of dofonso 88 still more romarkable. Io sccussd Judge Yorter of trying to DUAG THE PLZSIDENT INTO THE CASY needlesaly and groundlessly, and ssid the Presi- denv’s daposition is before this jury, Ie bLas been oxamined, and I ehall comment on his testimony aa I would on thoé of any othor wit- pesy, bat when the gentlemap, for a purposo of bis own, ropresenty tha Presdont as on trial, I don’t jntend shat the red ilag which ho has thus flauntod in 1y faco shall be followed to battle, As well might bo havo sald the Prosident was on trial when John MoDonald was belog tried, or a4 well when sny others of theso conspiratora ‘waore bofora the Court, At somo longth Col, Dyer sitemptod to show that this poiot was used by tho defenso to jn- fluenco tho Repnblicans on the jury,aud then cottinued ; *I don' ntend that the adroitnoss of tho gontleman shiall pus me in tho attitude of sesalling the Adminisirtion. I fotond to briog this defendans from behind thé back of the President, whero thoy have tried to place him, and I fotend that ho shall BTAND OX 1118 OWX MERIT in this case, and that thoy sball not wringa vordict from Lha jury by preteuding the Presl- dent is on $zisl. "When or by whom of the pros~ B. F. OHASE & 00, SIGNS SIGN PAINTING, 7285 YIFTH-AV. ERTAALIGHED 1849 —————— e BLANK BOOKS ,8TATIONERY, &o. BLANK BOOKS, Btationery and Printing, Furnished prom; 4 at ALV, TOTE, Todod To0 Medsomat, T e b7 3.3 Wy . OLD PAPERS, OLD PAPERS FOR SALRE At 75 cents per 100, In the Counting-Room of this Office, Parifes having second-hand Oil, Liquor, or Vinegar Darrols far salo, witl find & cash purchsasr by sddress- ing ¥\, M, DIADBUAW, 278 snd 20 Centro-av. oF by calling of his affico, 10 Btate-st., Chicaxo. REAL ESTATE; T autliorized ta sal for Casb, at AN ENORMOUS SACRIFICE, tract of 20 acres on tno Weat 1ds, In parcals of 31,100 1033000, o Lty pNILY EOFE, 1 ieaper Block. 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