Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 25, 1876, Page 1

The Chicagoe Daily Teibune, VOLUME 29. CHICAGO, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1876 NUMBER 183, e QOATM the nignal for repeated chiesrs, and he could | city, and, after being thanked for ¢ g’ : O1L TANKS. RURTS Ao U URBEUPUFES VY leDIc ATION. .arw":quw ma':ny through the crowds that ldyfllndn;ap-. the co?grmi'lx;ru.iht:; :«51'.’:‘3&'.“ rReste f'.flfi,“: .u:nl‘;fi‘a(nfh.:gl&'fi;?fiong:: 1?:‘:0‘35 {fi{&{ifié‘%fififi;flfifig‘m’}‘;‘:“,..";;’: ",: 1OW THE JURT 8700D, and Douglass show. How he used thoeso facf s From the statement of tue jurors it appears | tioa for tho benofit of the conspirators, hia =3 that, Immediately aftor the jury retired, an fu- | tera indicate, In the Light of auch testim § formal ballnt was taken, tho volo being uoaol- | the jury shonld oxamine tho alleged connea & & mona for acquittal. Thoy would have returned | of the defendsnt with tho consplNy Into conrt at once, but Court iad adjourned till | liers, and weigh his acts, conduct, /S d do'clock, sud they had to walt uutll that bour. | declarations, = oral = and written. 1/ “>is W'REE AND AVERY. not #0 much from {solated facts’Sdod Tho friends of McKec and Avery claim that | circumstances, ss from all of thom (a¥ S to- the renult in tho Babcock case will have a favora- gullxar and weighod, that s right conclusic & :an ble effect for them, that the anccess of the proso- | bo resched. 1t msy ofton happen that /@ or cution has been broken, aud that, on the now | many acts, or gronps of acts, taken Mp’C oly, {tiala which they confidontly count upon, the | will Tail to estabiish the exiatence or nav — of & tho press by Emery Bto ¥ counsol. N‘;’rflhnflrl’nys. Iflng:an% ’Di ek Tlorrepont asserted, with mome heat, in h that Bis Teliormto oy m.mmm.,.‘:mz':n«'éfi‘.%’g © e tho more preclss languags of one of Mr, Piocre: pont’s ablest prodscossors 1n- office, discatiraging wiinessea,” wan a purely ofictal lettar, confidentisl, o 411 official Totlers are, and oxpossd by gross improprie. 47} owod, in regly, thal & was exposed st frore Washington and sent {rom bers to Ohicago, to be thor( published the lstof February. The letler 18 dated i+ Derartment of Justice, Jau, 207 Itsppears in g telegraphic dispatch from’ Washington dated Jan. 31, JESEURUV R bl est FUT POy SUy ] [reena: sround him. Thronga of peoplo fol- WILSUN & lowed him along the atrest o the Lindell Hotel. 'Y There ho met an assembiaga of friends who had wa, and who overwhelmed bim Gens Babeock Strides This Narrow | sims thonSoosmatnitio, The und: r ignod are the only producers of Wilming- THE EXCITEMENT UrON TIIE STREETS ton Gonl, The retall price of which Gou! s sl $5.00 World Shorn of All Dis- waa groater than &t any timo sinco tho bogiu- per ton dslivored, f [ }Z‘;&"Lfi;flmmn 'hudl lfie;x"lx‘lm E:;l‘ ::- .m:‘&fi‘;:‘:fé‘: :{ :.‘NL;:: L“:‘S.‘.’:‘l‘.',fli’j'ifl".’z graces quitted, and, though there was no expocta- .| tion of convictlon, nobody waa prepared for Sncees ot B oo T cacaein sor Wiiminaton nuch s denouemont ma Lind suddenly fashed 3 " upon them. Tho goneral oxclamation was that Coal, Theyare, aa wo undersiand, the agents for the | The J udge’s Gharge Exced- | tio bottom had drapped out of the prossestion It - bhad, therefo, barel; time o ol : Govornment wiil iave lost that prostigo which it | general plan, when all to the hauds of the lr;t'lrh:t tlora ® in Bt Morrs and Senaca Coal, and sre advertising this sa : o Jaat, od the charm wan brokon, =~ Evers. | posseesnd on e et trialn. Tho metion for & | athor 1n & carotal and poieokons orcd 107 | Bl tinan: aa Mikopia it Atormers 1n B I-I'::gs Wilmington, and as they sre not able to gt the rexu- ingly Favorable to hody Lind oxpooted s Hed Jury, & nowtrish and | new irial fn McKoe's case wiil bo eard Saturdsy | atiow that thera wan a Renctal aadeoriomre phen, | DElAf Bundsy), when by whet et Tiewtepont cosch Iar Wilminglon prico for this Coal, they seem to have final convictlon. Thoe ncquittal of Dabcock was | morning. and declars tho natura sad Bcope thoroof, ! | i o gous Iipropriety, it was sout to the Weatern sdoptod tuls questionablo course o put this Cosl on Defendant, conceded ta bo not only & signal iriumph for —— THE niNG WiTNEANES, T gare thle etk 4o tho corsesmmmdentos ths o rleiste " Babcock, but for Presidont Geant, who had sl IN COURT- Home of tho witnesses on tho part of the Gov- | cago Témes. £or pablication wes Poncrr et Gl Ta justios to oursslves, our customers, and the puh- most imperiled his own good name by tho devo- JUDGE DILLON'S INSTRUGTIONS. crnment on material and disputed points are | end sinco one of Gen, Dabeock's counsel, imur, Yo, vy think 1t proper that this statoment should be tion shown to his Becretary, Tho crowds at tha §7. Lous, Fob. 25.—The Unitod Btates Cirouit | confeseed members of the connmucy‘ aod undor | Htorrs did, somehow, know that tho lelter was written; .$6.50 por ton Introduced ©6.00 per ton €OL. TATCH, .50 por ton | Babcok Is Tendered an Ovaw | 8585 MoKeo's counscl, ae tho futuro Governor TUR DEMOCTATS WILL MARE A COMILETE INVESTI- H hotels In tho early part uf the night were im- indictmont ; thy he did somewhero' oblatn 8 copy of it, and dia e e | A Verdiol of Not Guilty Ren- | muses. "uue” it thamo of coatisstion wes | OOt vas nok opoved fontay ua ator 11 | "itment Berioresui s il | RS Wiy obafy o ot oA S e governed sccordingly. Babcook and his acqnittal, o'clock, tho Judges boing engaged in Anisbin, becomen X only gave bim the leticr, but also the Information og OHIOAGO, WILMINGTON & VERMILLION COAL dered by the Jury on ol T Shirs b g eogag L3 Dectn ej Teetmry. u::z tmfl CT;" phould etato | which tho corronpondent wroto the vory Famarkabls 3 p N, argo to the jury, o Jury the Jaw touching the testimany of | prefaco which introditced it 0. 4 About 8 o'clock a large number of gentlomen, |~ Ax roon 6 tho roll of tho jurors was callod | Bach witnesses, Tho rulo GF Taw i that sccom- Wungn;g'x'0§ :g:; mcolu““guuo‘ co, the First Ballot, friends of tha vindicated Babcock, accompauied Judge Dillon read tho lnuu’uc’llonn which wera | Pcea ate competent wituosses; that meana tho lflf ,gf::gf; b’y"1;“:l?n5°§f:c’::l:{offl‘|"a;‘l" 3 1 ] ] ] a o 7 ! BRAIDWOOD MINING CO. . soon m'::‘:cuod to many hundreds, After the | #rams introduced in evidence. AMany of the th’:?r fie’:flmony. ".‘I’h?:‘; :::::-gncuh:nl‘wlel:gn%:f :?;‘:f{ ],‘)r“?:r"]l‘ °.§" - "i';"%“ "&“’" ]l;,l ‘L’:;; g ONAT DTONTTATIT | Their Return to Court Reotard- | ieipoads, Gen. Dabcock, with Btorr and krum | letters wero Introduced, and also coplons ex- | and, under tho loglaiation of Congroes. they 800 formed Chicaner Thb topoimtmn ook 'o:dkuia" or tm‘:l;)l.her‘ frisnds, camo fxnrwnw :m‘z: tracta from tho Prosident's deposition. At the | may be compelled to 'tha Tho testimony of | for copjos of tho ivatructions, correspondonos, e ed Three Hours b o) fiolr positions Injen enen carriago which | gyeat, Judge Dillon said that in all the propo. | CONERIratara in always to bo received wilh ox- tolograme, and othor official papers rolating te L] 8 bad been provided for the occnsion. Loud Prop: trems caution, and welghed and scrutinized i} Ll Reduced Ooal at Cost, Adjournment, cheers went up, snd, when quiet Lad boen ro- | #itions ho had to make Lo had the concurronce | with groat caro by the Jure, o should war roly | taopcourh 8ud lte procedings fa both Departe Ly o == T_A_NK ‘Wo havenow Reduced Coal at Cos s atored, It. J. Tiusdal, 8 prominent Bt Loulsian, | of his xesociateon Mie Bonob, Judgo Treat. He u}:unsfi nosupported unleas it produces in their 2 1a constructed of the best Galvanized Iron (No, 24 and %Yggggg}g f“;‘“"l'" 20) by exparienced mechanls, 1 thoraughy festod bo- | TYODRGTG Nat 14 fors leaving the factory, and wrTanted tight, They ong ut . cxplained 1o the jury the importance of tho caso, | mind tho fallest and most positiva con- &ud tho reasons which Liad mado it necousary to | Yiction of ts truth, It is just and proper koop thom so faolated. A high compliment wag | 10 8uch cancs for the jury to seak for corrobo- GATION. » Tho Democrats will attompt & complote invas tgation of tho Whiskoy-Riug matters, rating facts in materisi rospects. It it just and wood botioms undar the matal, and are provided | Wilmington Lump.. 4.00 per ton i T4t Idomot present myself beforo you to-night 21d o tho counsel, and the managemant of hs | proper t do it, but it s nos abaclately Hocons- L] O aocnrato gunge rods, Ths Sliding Top to some | Delivered by singio tons 1o woy pert of the dity, tion by Citizens of sponse to i sort of an favitatian, (o preseniLasy pir- | Caso on both miden. Approschioy th issues, | oo sirieg il tontimony of o accoumplios | e jo, Tmonstrancos Lavo boen rocoivod to- ed of only two pleces, omo of which 12 firmly sole LYONSDALE COAL CO St. Louis sonal claima of my own. T am tob well knuwn o e | Judgo Dillon eaid that produces in tho minds of tho Jury full and un- | Sediner joaeereomen from New Ifampahire ted o the Tank, ¥ua ihe other ades in s groove o 4 £ gl . . pecpleof 8. Louis, and Mssousi,* 1 simply come Lo~ o i StitioRd doubted conviction of its truth. To the jury ox- | Ger oot l?;}:;’"‘g::;rmfigem::fg Delstow, . =88, 'ou (o-n] 0 express, & our resentative N N " o over the fized pleco, rendering easy accers to the | 2ain Offlog, 85 Washington-st. . your foclinga oF Kindpecta: aid conmatoition iiiee’ | aroms s one, oa b St exitonos or Alie 65 Clunively boleng tho duty of weighing tha ovl- | quosta from "losfing - Hemamlemy reeirod F0= BRANCH OFFICES : Cottage Grovo-av, and Twenty- 3 pira- | g d Pump and Biak, and forming whea clofed & bandsome | ygvantivat,; landolphist.y cormer RichIgan-ars Babenck alg,” bactind of™3 sl s | 3172 The pecoms e e oo 8 SORAPIES | desien and dotermintog o cradibily of - | St el ngaiost this removal of M. Dristow of prramidal top, - L. 0 1Az, Effusive Libations of Oircean | vindimiion by s iisouri Jurr. hpon e | Gosnd, the eocond an o th quostion roquirod | hotnee With tuat thio Court hss abaolutaly | golicitor Wilson until aftor ho Mains toms eloo T JOHN B. GARTENMANN, v Is by E: sourd wflh (mm“ () 5 lilhm::: ”?-1 1ittlo attontion, aB tho argumeitn of tho ovanael | 2OLLILE g fl’x bulgo dogroa of credit duo o @ | yious have beon liold. Thesooccur late in Alarch Oedors by mall promyptly slied Alanag essels by Enthusias. ciltzcha & ¢xpress o Geh Dibcock but pariaiy the | o both sides Soemed to accopt tho existenco of | Toaceseliould bo ttncs apos the stan s | 244, Aprl. "It bogics to ook sa though thors BHIRTS, tic Friends. fwunsl'o“hh immenso crowd that havo gathered | the conspiracy as proven. Tho second question A e thoennd bis | would be no convenient Hmo for getting rid of around bim to-night, I:;fl any feeling becauss of his A A e e R A A position, but because liaa "been atatod through the —_ publio prosa that thers was » sentiment in Missouri that would not give him a fair and an smpartial tral, o | Mre. Babcock inm Hysterics and flio | We comess Mitsourisos to-night to songuataiate his that his friends in tho Eaat President in the Best of AME MISTALEN in the setimate that (hoy have placed upon Missourd Humor, integrity and oharacter B volce, "“and common sengo ''j, and I want to say to Qen. Batcock and Lis frionda {hat wo aa Missourians ask of him, a8 chivalria ' and trus men, that, whon ho goea o his home In Wash- ington City and hia distinguished and able counsel ga —tho counection of tho defendant with the cane ulxlrw‘f—nu thon taken up, The jury werocau- tiouned at lenth to bo on their guard against the lnfll;esc‘u, l;.‘f ‘pc;pular clamor, t1.‘!meyd u&o tAhm rominded that the Governmont owed a daty to its citizens an well 28 ita rovenne, and it Iay in E:,","Z', ':fi‘: fl?fi:gfi‘;,“‘:fi:‘:‘,f:}'; ;h;mfi':;{y fi tho progiuco of tho Jury to acquit 88 woll as con- | }ays toptifled falaely in this trial, touching mat- ylet. The prosocution had presontod 1o o¥i- | tars hera involved, thoy aro at liberty to roject dence to show that tho defendant had ever de- i clared hls connection with tho conapitacy, or had | £ 010 of thair tostiimony in the teial " of this written n dircct admisslon of this connection. relations to the controversy and to thepartios. s hia hopea and fosra; bis bias and im; nficllt_v; tho reasonablencss or otherwiso of tho mtatemonts ho makes; tha strongth or weakness of his roc~ ollection, viewod in the light of alt other testi- Mr. Bristow until about the tims tho Cincinnati Coovontion mcets, for, aftor New Hampshira will como the llaine town olections, and then presontly will follow the Convention. 1t is really & great inconvenience to the Whisky Hing, THE NEWS of Gon. Babcock's as.juittal reached hors about 4:30 o’clock, and was roceived with dolight by a number of tho Coneral's frienda who wers at tho telegraph oflica waiting for the vordict. Doss Bhepuerd immediately jumped into his carriage RETAL GROCERY o, i i & Tho law, bowever, did uot roquire this. It was DASCOOR'E CRARACTRE, and oarried the news ‘to the Prosident, who, Manufaoture Shirts to ORDER, and Present Subsldepcg 9f the Ru baek, fo,, Chicage and Fow ok tae they | TR0, q The d(efum;]:ut has produced xy hl_n:lgl‘l:lh‘ahlt- from tho boginning, sonounced himsolf confident 1 3 y mors of Bristow's Re e hearn. paop AT e CIMCUMBTANTIAL EYIDENCE. T a ol hl’ n;nel “m!l 6 big! ben cher- | of tho scquittal, The nowa was recoived oarly carry & large stock ready-mede, o | ith from Missouri frieads. (Applausc.] Tho Gen- | It was right for them to coneider the motives | 8¢keh who have testified to "his provi- | by Mrs, Babeock, who immediately faintod snd their own manufacturo. moval. eral and I hiave of to defondaat, 'Tho Govornment allsged ns | 908 Bniform and general good reputation 88 a | remained for a long timo in bysterica from ax- t DIFFERED X TIIE PAST. tho only motive that of pecuniary galn, Tho | 1980 0f unquestionod intogrity. 'Tisls is com. citement. Hor houso hsa been beeolged thiy cre&{ng by frionds who coms to tander congrat- ulations, They uss Linous made to thetr order fn Treland, whiok are much heavier thay vaual, and &re Decaltarly adapted 8t. LOUIS. E{;g‘,‘{;’fi:‘,’.‘i}'fih‘:‘fl%’;“.‘.’;&’“‘fi: dodat hettion was 1o the presont stylos of Bhirta. tho Judge, Gen. Dabcock's course as a sol. evidonco of Everlat, who maflod tho lotter in | Detent evidonco, and tho good charsater of which ho thought, Joyco put a 8500-bill, and tho [ {ho_ dofendant in this rospect Is & fact to With thelr 1 m of ada; the ah d 5 5 bo woighod and conaidss by the jury in the r— atyle of (o parmanato e ekron, ol o ok ACQUITTAL. der gud o dlilma “eluce, fowards the' peo. | CRLiSnER of TREM, whotestiiod to wnking {rom | 1Rt ih which they thoud viow sl thy scidene | Had this news sorred hor four o v dony [osoship tn masufacture. and oxquiilte tinlli fa Jaundry- TUE SUDGES, ple olr o Bomth bua 3 Jeen phuch that Ja‘;'c: g‘m oo el ;“m;“ “;;‘Aagn of | 8nd determine bis innocenco orguiltof thecrime | ago whon the Presidont'a mind had beou poison- v lat o kd 3 ] G, . The twenty-five gallon size Is covored with & closo- | 8 ibn hen e Bilog peats Locen fiar be rolled pectal Disaatch to The Chaeago Tridune, i your DR 15 oxloni 1o SomSaARGaRe ot | SrMbiLey 1oft b tha Jurs. Th pel aortion, o€ | charged aguinat hiza fn the aadiciment. ed against the Socrotary of tho Trossury na hav- T e ariiea 2ith shoee comte ot o beay | 67 & 6D Washington-st., Chicago, | Er. Lous, I'sb, 24.—Vory fow pooplo among | that war, under tho wgis of 1 white 13§ of peaces | tore. a0Q” PoFiions ot o Prosm i deposition | 100 Abovo is tho sottled rule of tho iew in all | ing songhit to pernooally assist nim through bit other sizes are finjshed with thres costa of the best et cm:nmu ? | tho vast throng who sssemblod in and around | he edeavored to stop the mighty effusion of blood, | ponring on ths death of Calloctor Ford, and thio | CTiminal cases, aa well fn those in which direct | private 8scrotary, a change in tha Cabinet would iko's ouse, X and he know that no peoplo upon tho faca of the earth would give him a more cordial weiome than tho peo- plo of Micaourl, Let mo say o ou snd your frieads hat no ter mistake © was ever mado than when the public press uitered the sentiment that thero was a rabel fosling in the Gtate of Allssonri that would sirike down Qen, Wabcock in the lLour of his peril before this tribunal. Let mo say to you that NO CONFEDERATE LVER BTHUCK DOWN A MAN 19, Sirpuble, manacled aa o prisoner. TApplace.] Wo struck thom Lreast to breast, faco to face, but wo mover yet siruck a falled fos or 'a fallen friond, [Applause]. Bubletiia pudlic sentiment bo what it may, thers is oue thing certain—Iot the tidal ‘wavo of public sentiment in this intense excitement say what it may, your minds alwaya bow to the tribuzal of publie justice, and neither the howlings of publio Prnjudlen nor the shafts of personsl malico can ever eave slain upon tho Ligh character of the Mimsonr} Court before which you were tried. The wave of ‘publio sentiment may batile againat thnt volcs, but THE OOURT WILL BTAND THE TEST. whatover it be, and now,Gen, Lubeock, looking sronnd you, theso friouds havo come, not to flatter you, not to say flstterlng worda upon (his occssion, but to fite you the cordial and of {riendsllp, and glve you thale oarty and sincors cangratulations for your acquittal beforo n Misourt | Jury. In_concluslon, permit me {o offer the ~ sentiment utiere by tho great ropresentative of tho cause in which you ‘were engaged, ¥, Lincoln, who camo to Richmond at the close of the War, and, boing soronaded Ly n band who wanted to plsy * Dizfo, somebody wauted o stop Parls Ole;n og;u: (:1 En? beu.zfd pmhe:denb rl::: - the United Btates Court-room this momiog roal- wust (han Jaf ) lack stripes ai A Tellering, & yery Bundsorme end substaatisl fiish, | ~ememnen REMOVALS, | ized that tho lask scono of tho grost whisky drama was 0 near at hand, or that tho finala arranged with ::n‘;‘:x:m;&;“::fl::;n :‘3:: first ,f,:,, and would bo triumphant for thodefendsnt, Judgo Aa rmervolr (250 £0 1,000) gallona in the basement, 5 Dillon waa on tho bonoh promptly a4 10 o'clock. Hia faco was & littlo moro flushed than naual, and ho manifestod somewhat more norvousness 9 than at any period of the historio trial which R- s~ GRIT CHELL s waa about ta cloge. It was plain that ho fully Pimane Mooy 000 Erimelbiena o " sn beenremoved to No. 166 reverond Troat, the grim and uolomngsnds: who L a S all e-s t (basement held the sword of justice over McDonand and i Avory. office), BI‘ZB.‘D. Block. THE ATTORNEYS = of both sidos woro present in fall forco, The ARTISTIO TAILORING. dofenso did not look hopafal. Storrs wan frisky FOURDATYSONLTY. and nervous, aod jorked at his mostacho con- oo stantly. Tho ponderous ex-Attorncy-General 10 P ER CT- DISCOUNT Williame scemod wora down with fatigue, and On all garmants crdered of us during JANUARY and | restod his gigantic chin on his band. Porter FEBRUARY, 1870, looked freshor than any of his co-connsol, with- Quality, Style, Fi't, ])uru,bi]jty. out it was Krum, whoso uoiform had Inck In and pasitive evidonce is relied on a8 in thoss in appointment of l;:;‘::::;;f;k: oro road. w(h‘l‘elu ;hgn‘ pnlz‘or dht em‘x‘:‘?annlilfl. but in cascs . | of the latter kind the evidonce of provious goo Pip T Eort st arono. o U0 JSUSCOOL- | Chaructor hua morn Bcapo 6 fosea. yaa 1o chaen ant songht to influcnce the President on the suc- wnzxo ;gn‘?’rou‘r of the ‘"“,n“ ke pa‘umra ;“"; dl- cosnorship, and, recond, whether he did this in | F° 2 aaussn, of an amldoat Jodye, v . | 8pesking of ihia point: “Thore may bo cases ;30:':;: r:h’:t :;n:h“:‘:;fl!n iracy, having knowl- | 46 oda aat that b ehcactors eha mako them Fadge *Dillon then road all the dispatches of | 0Ubtfal, bus thoro may bo othera fn which evi- the spring of 1874, relating to Joyco's visit to denco given agalust & paraon without charactar Ban Francisco, sod Commissioner Douglass’ would produca a ressonable doubt f. nAY, 1 ermits to_other rovenuo agonta to goout of | Mhich character will actually oatweigh ovidenco fioir districta; aleo mumotons. lotfersfrony | FAICH might otlierwise appekr covclusive,” Lo, Joyco, Babcock, Hoge, and Brooks, and longthy | € Fopeat, tho evidenca on tho subject of char- oxiracts from the Dreeident's donositionsw) | actor iy a fact fit and propor, like all the other rangod in_chronological order and Intorsperaod | f2¢t3 in tho case, to bo woighod and _estimated withi commenta on thom. Moat of the dispatches nfl::: e j“"’"g"“". "'h“ ‘“t:m"“ ‘f‘”" "&“d"' rolating fo the transfer of tho Buparvisors and | FUES RFOD tho Yerious aets and cireumatanoes revocation of the order to transfor them ware | Fo1iCd On 8gainat defendant, will fquirn sod de- also givon. Touching the lottars aoat by Bab- | ormine whother o porson whose chisesateriapuon cack to McDonald, under cover of Maj. Grimen, | b f6fondant's ias boon projedtohe by witnesse the Conrt anid naither {ho proscoution nor ths | Leatifying on tuat Xubjost, has ot ‘"fi hol fom-. dofensa had produced said letters or shown their '"mh ;;'.‘::nf T crime for which ho contonts, sad the jury werenot at liberty to | 4110d Bpon in answor, conjecturs what thair contonta were. 1 NTIAL EVIDENCE. TASSING TO A GENERAL MEVIEW OF THE CABE neases doponding upon circumatautial evi- dence, cortain rulcs of Iaw have long been set- fod the evidenos, Judge Dillon spoke as fol- | {ioi"iich iv in sasential ot you should nudes bava boen inovitable, but now tho loading Sen- ators havo interposcd and have destmmd tho plots of the mischicf-makors. There in [&rlly' now, no danger of a distarbanco of tho oflicta! rolations betwoon tho President and Secretary of tho Troasury. TLTSTERING, The onteldo men, however, who havo bece waging such bittor war on Bristow and Bluford Wilson, of Iste, ate very opon in thoir threats again to-night, na thoy declare, with a gres flourish of confldence, that tho Presldont will now suroly remove the Socratary of tha Troas. ury and the Bolicitor, and all others in any way conpected with carrying forward tho ca agatnst Dabcock, Bupporters of the Chicaga and Milwosukes Rlogs are particuiarly lond epoken. Thero is, however, no rosson to be liovo that any of ‘theao various parties speali Wwith the leaat show of anthority. NN, The caso of Supervisor Munn is the only one of importance romaining in Bt. Louls, It will Legin at onca. DEADY TO TALK. 1t is eaid that ono purpose of tho visit of Wirt Doxtor horo was to Iay befors the Becretary of the Tronsury some now facts which have beon "HOIOHD SYATVAQ-TIO - ¢ i stand and apply. We adops 8 a correct exposi- | ab: t utillors in O 1 Oxcly 20 fuxan Dioee sy from gnd Msatates | losiog all provions osson sesma to iavo hind 50 | ki it st uitered thessausoens i 2aag 1y | - PrIoLd, cluason of dispatches, sa ¥ o L | Hlon of the law om this subjent the opinien or s e el oy A oD Ghlcas Moo i character, ean it ba sdmitted to the reslm of art,” offoct on his countenance beyond a heightening umdhf,'m lol ereay Bouthiorn mas "N,”)‘, .f“g’dél&“v 3 By mu’ ‘dofondant, and some from him .’I:’mu bo. | Court of Appenls of Now York, Yirst, tho hy- [ hol Works peopls, Iid Lawrenco, and ssvoral P s i E‘;‘S‘g’)’“ omnzngAJaszom:gvi‘ of that complacont smile whick bo poronsially | Gonicered” biske nd T cul whon this buad no 43 roen, confesacd consplartors, ok r'l.![[u;rg:g o DR i oy ioeoon,or it of the sfiouse Doburs of e S Iately astead, ary, it i8anid, WA 4 0ds upon all around him, play ¢ Dizia! " ofendant, and unaccompat ¥ Proo| it ha . 2 . Bizen—28, G0y 100, 150, and 250 Gallons, a3 DABCOCK'S REBTONRE. know of them; and other dispatches bat tho facta proved, and bo consistent with them HENATOR GORDON Cornor of Monroot. and Wabashi-av, DABOOCK, i Ot on Datwen | 4}, *econd, tho evid be i th th all. Becond, tho evidence must such me to | has bean giving a groat doal of attention thix S ROOERIES, The defendant himsolt certainly had had no gl":h‘zl"ifi’&r{:"fi;":’:fi;‘;ffi m" m:l:;fi;:‘x:'h:s: ;?g:“;:pz’ac‘;’:: 'l?u:v%:::ugcr‘::mgzrmfii exctudo evory reasonablo hypothesis but that of | winter to the subject of the whisky frauds, He 1o vislon of the good fortuno that waa about to ool d ol o L AUV r l Y E E: E’l ] b/_] P smile upon him. The heavy line that ridged his . = C-T.A.T-U-M, face botrayed » slospless might, and his oyes *The special feature, however, of our Tank, and one 1 kopt wandoring from Judge to jury and back DEALER IN whereln {t far surpaases any other, ia in the vital point agnin, in a way that showed how keenly ho felt :l an m}flm‘ofl.’}fifif’ ‘“1" a"gm;z :‘“:g P A IL tho ehadow of the groat peril that was upon for transfe ng arrols L] in) also for drawing the Olla, It fa o FOROE PUHP: con- him. It was the universal romark that Babcock ¥ AND strucled upon the most BOIENTIFIO PRINCITLES, | YETOTCE FRUITS, lonke? Iann than he had on any provious dsy of bis guilt of tho offenso imputed to him, or, in dofendant ars no ovidenco to show his connoo- B : tion with the conspiracy, unless brought home 21':"“'|,u “2"’*;.;,3&‘ g wx‘t.:m m’:imud lnlnmtl‘ to him. They grero admitted o show the natura | Jip BE oty . e, e w aud purpose, the plan and operations, of the | Li8 gul ouly. y mus ol conspiracy, Guilt eannot be flxed upon any | {RCORSistent with his innocence. If theevidence orain by tho dectarationg - orT°%, 227 | cannot bo recancliod cither with tho thoory of &n“u‘ oifll or written, of others, | lunocence or gullt. tho law requires the jury to Guilt most originato within & man’s | 5i7@ o the sccused the bonefit of tha dodbt, and own broast, and it must ba entablished by his | 240Pt the former. The burdon of proof doss and, when it bad finished, a lusty call was mado for Gon. Babcock, who said : GexTLEMEN AND FELLOW-CIT1zeNs: It wonld ba tmpossible for mo to address you to-night, wero I ca- blo of doing g0 under any ciraumstancod, T can only lisuk you most heartily for tho kindncss and gener- oaity that I have recelved in this aity, and I call upon Br, Storrs, who will reply for me. I BTORRS Lina propared a proposition, which ho will intro. duco iuto the Sensto to-morrow, or shortly thoreafter, rovising and simplifyiog tho method of collecting tho tax on epirits, He thinks he can domonstrato that tho adoption of his plan will enablo the Govornment Lo prevent, to a very great degros, the frauds which have character- ized tho collection of this tax, and result in ssving of millions abnually. He also proposet Eald thoy must not oxpeot a lsugthy spoech - | Dot sbift in criminal casea. It is on the prose- | to change the system of appointmonts in the In- from the beat materlals, with a apecial view to the usea oo > thais i from Lim to-night: | Of HebaIL of Gia, Habock Sormimlag e aeasn og eiane,, Toues I o cution througliout to establish tho dofendant’ | foraal Hovoniio, sorvico, ‘nd is agtiahed that hia s e T 1 1. sy e | e T LTI |t s 5 U Bt wore oo | 08 bt o bl st et e | RS (0GRt Lo etentat g0, | e oliomen T e et B Gmeents st ey i bot. Jdyctoat 1o MABUTE THE T 18 DRAWING, the Soean MISCELLANEOUS, vsually good spints, ihough thoy were not by | 4o, 1%, 1 over Spiaibined the, elghtont Betomod pmary soforence must bo had t0 th0 | b callod vipon to cxplain or producs iy broot (% the Associated Press.) z{‘m'mu froe from manifeatations of anxioty. Ing with the uss of Measures or Funnels. interast concentraled on the Judge's forth- We claim, and are prepared to demonstrals, that our : coming iustructions. It was mutually acknowl- Puiop ia tho FASTEST, EABIEST, SMOOTHEST 1 " | odged that tho {ssua would dopend almost on- o aro 1 posseoion of recommendations from the | OF Fedemption of Olty Tax Certifiontas Will | il sunoral troad and ook their piaces in. the F ‘.m p&‘{ relinats to 811 pirts of.{ha son try | DO s follows: Bale of 1878, for oity taxes of | hoy, ~ As soon as thelr names bad been callod, o ire uaing aus Teaks. Thoy hass tavn prontt? | 1874, 20 per cont. Balo of 1874, for oity | Jaige Dillos wafolied 3 Fomracble supply of 10 A1l Expositons sad Fairs whare st et mriact | taxes of 1873, 40 par cont. Saloof 1873, for | manssoript and boghss 1n deop, mMensae ooy T amltiod by all b s coeonapadara unl. | ity taxes of 1873, 50 por cent. Pactioswish- | fo rosd his Instraotions. Deafoundes. attans iy admitted by all who ate sequaialod with the | 4 7eq 1nvast oan have certifioates, until tho | tion wan never pald to the reading #ubject Lo bo the NE FLUS ULTRA of poefecHon, abovo date, at the presont rates, vis: Saleof | of any documont. Every form was bont 1875 without premium, Bale of 1874 and | forward in an attitudo of intent listening, Even from & Missouri flury, in this, tho groat metropolia ~ of the " Bonthwest, anything but & fair and impartial trisl, [Crics of “Good!™ and applause, and tho gontlemen of tho presa who surraunded him woald do him thie justico to say thas, from the first moment of bis arrival, he never for s moment eutertained any apprebensiona that from tleso groat, broad, na{l&hem.d pooplo ho would roceive anything but comploto vindication, snytbing buta tn- umphal scquittal. [Applause.] 'The rosult has Justified thoir anticipation, sod they felt now nothing but AUTLENTIO. " ‘WagmmgtoN, D, O, Fab. 3,—A prominent momber of tho Cabinot authorizes tho assortion tuint all tho publisbed reports of the gerious dis« agreement betweon the I'resident and any mem- bar of the Cabinet sro abuolutely dovold of foun. dation in fact, nnd it is atatod upon the same authority that thoro has never beon, either of rocentdato or at any time within many months, the occurrence af sny ovent in tho Cabinet sessions which could by any possible means be construed into an indication of bad feohwg or premoni- tion of a rupture. Moat pouitively is thia true vo | UDt! the prosscution, by the evidenco it 5::‘:2&3‘:?«1";‘:&“3%: N im0, Sa%e | actually produces, Soblialon tho defond- and from tho dofendant, in connection with tho | 4248 d%‘l“"dn:f’ml‘:v K “u;lfu'b‘“ ok Otlior facts and elroumatances in the case, show | v RS e OF, She poliey, of | our {hiathio kuow of tho allegod conspiracy, and that [ (i SUEACH 1 % SRS Tod, BoF permitiod to tos. he waa a guilty participator thorofu, the dis. | HY 48 & scbatituf ARt with an i of patches of bia follow conspirators among them- | 2V C108hea tho defondant with & presumption o selvos, or o othiors, sent for the purpose of fnuoconce, which attonds and protocts him until moting the conspiracy, it ig_overcomo by tastimony which proves bis prgrcnn EVIDENCE AOATNST TIR DEYENDANT, gullt beyond reasonabledoubt, which meana that bnt not otherwise, \What woight, if any, “ia'to [ thoe evidenco of his guilt ay charged must bo b given to tho dispatches notshown to have °",“f|" p“‘é‘"’ ':’g ‘l“d[“g" tgly ““'fy}“‘f the beon acted on by the dofendant must depend, | IACE A Sonscionees of h Jury. "It fo mot iminal caso to jusf 8 verdictq of lato, Theus stalemonts have been sgperin. Q A BENSE OF THANKFUL ORATITUDE ther considerations, on_ whethor an | 2ulliclont inacr e B B-ATES, Compteoler, | (o mameos ort o il Lo S | g thoordet wHEAT by SR o, | A BTSSR, S T 2 | Sty B ool oo sy Saetlon S e st Obleago, Peb. 7, 2610, ' ‘:l‘ :xlll: m‘::’rfist ur:: a:%:g, ;l;;ol:i::fx:g?tfl:mlt l'l;fl‘“ Nl!“lafl afi?&a ‘!x::lnhd :’n“t'hye ‘-‘;1??:0:; 5::‘;":{ scalatiazs with tho petsons ssuding the samsy olvil casen, & prepouderance of evidenco in favor¢| tire from his prescnt office, aud, furtbermore, ! what l&ny ltm;mh on thelr face, n:‘le v[-:c:l’.‘her he know that the ssndors woro engag 8 cou- spiracy alleged in tha indictment. for it must bo | Put “h;:;“‘: '.','.',,",’,‘,',‘;'};';.‘,‘,&“’,‘Z,’.,?,‘L". understoad that undor tho catablishod yules of | ¢ gyoy’a nature that, when it Is all considerod law the various sgls and declarations of persons by tuo jury giving to it ita natural effect, thoy imon, that we ara all one pooplo and ono nation- of the truth of (ue chiarge againat the defondant, ality. [Applause.] JUDGE OHESTER V. KRUM nozt spoke. Ho said that tho result of this trial domonatratod that no man could be con- thattho acynitialof Gen. Babcock waald baasure promater of sush ackion o tha past of Lristaw. Thero ia direct authority for the contradiction of this impression, aud Cabinet officars say that tho reanls of tho trial can hayo no effect what. Notice to Railroad Contractors, | tomeys of the. proaecution began 1o show 1 = their “countenancos & feoling of unocasiness e T anrEaiuNg & Lixz Murx RAm~ | yhioh had not been beforo oxbibited. A oon- . ‘The *‘Whesling & Lake krie Raitroad Gompany " invite | trary effoct was visible with thoso intimately in- Feonomy ¢ D1iTank Revelving Top, with Lift Puup, FREE! la nntil h 20, 1 itbe; toly N y 'y otbor than the defendant are not evidence to BIERE, frad ol St S Tt | Bt ot P on . omater sl | ictod botore s Risscuel Juey apon e oo | ciir then, tho dotondant ars ot vldenco to Sgot, ooy Bave wolghed and coneiderad 1t | ever 3 dlekurhin the barmony of o Gabuao, Bagta fRorest, Alsa fof reilwiy matariale,” ' | Dillon's cliarge was quito longthy, In it- | Piclon, and that, in a ‘tizo of perl, thora 15 | no minie connedtion. Witk n T socamiacy COBTiStioh of the Sefelansie. e Saractary T Pl araldhod 23 53l i over, 10,000 “Words, and, | motbivg " that can elend - o 'man in g0 ~an bo lagally eatablishod by what others did in . This, g good a stoad as an unblemished and spatlo= | mkn &k ece, ay reputation and a puro charnetor. [Apnls- senod fus ‘That Gen. Bancook possenssd ohare 16 eaid ho and boyond raproach, thero was not a ano of two 0 ATPLICATION ¥OD A NEW TRIAL. 81, Louis, Fob, 24.—After the verdict fn the Babeock case was rendered this afternoon, Judgo it makin) OKL WOOD, Prosident. f: .ddmm:lz to this, hn interpolated this ouly, is required. If this is proved, tho ] Iegally and quistly obtained | many verbal sentences, was near 1 . f:«r‘lflzflmhlfibm!{m- Res- o‘almy:k whoo ho bad finished. The fury retirod idence 15 not material. ¥es | gi that honr, and the court-room was soon ot Dia Konlsdge sl dod- S ehould oonviet, bit if not, oy shauld ac tralk, st confosaed oonspiratora in Bt. 'g @ * ¢ they wore froqueatly warnod TANTISAX FEELINOS. after docree, i 1 it it ounced that tho special term of the riat, O T A sl chcan | gmpiied. Tha coust adjourned 13 p,m, Dus- | n the sound of bia or I ol g | ST 244 dgunia of the “Tovont | 70 ;5‘5’&552‘«3@&" “pactlas fooligs pox oucs | Clron: Courtsonvenod to hows dhost saseswacls - o1 3 M8, .y e I, ng s - y + | sido viows sliould bave tho ullghtest lufluence Judge Krum 7 p ecras that charactor is the main" rellance ¢ % 6.4~ tisl lnquirtes in this case R boadjourned on Saturdsy morning. Judge READING Paitsxs” Wesites SR WIS | o streots tn tho. siolniig of tho court-room | 1fotbe only. thing ‘merth ving - for " Ha" » 535 gt tho information’ thus | UPS0 your minds sa furors. In overy troa Gov- [ LIRS P8 40N T HOEL M SRS T fpim then ".‘:‘.‘.".‘.,2".‘.’;;}{}5}::-:;.?,9, presented a ncons of great anlmation. Immenso . Woel & Ettrope oa lle from 8a.m. o 13p. orowds of people thronged the sidewalks and 120 Daarornsi. SO, MAGKAN: eireot corners, o8 erlygducnulng tho pros- Ths above cut represents our FIFTY-4ALTON —— ctlys vordict. om tho favorable In- Taok with Tavolving Doms adaptad to & LIFT YUMP, WANTED. :’fzuc:!anl of the Court, thore was com- I material and finish 8 s the duplicate of our regus : ¥ arativoly few who auticipated conviction, amsymacmee o s vt o | 10 Gl v Dorghant Tallors, | 855" el Sicin =i Mapaoity st a low price, An active partaer with elght or ten thousand de odds bulnfihmoly against’ conviction and ac- The Pump weJwarrant superior ta any other manu. | 1478 ready money, or undounted security, can obtaln uittal. No ono drosmed the verdict was to be T h a lactare (dlmaya excopling our Patent Measuring Force | Hapaen ouse to enios Thio e, 4 nd Merchant | o, ctiod during tho afteraoon, ad, for that ros thanked God'that tbis trial Lind sbown that | of 2% % ernment [t ia not only the right, but the duty, marely suspicious circumatauces unexplained to | & . %"e’ % ¥ 100 70 prvamax :I'l :lnci!l:.blgumn fins‘u{fl: ncx;%fl::&::n ':3 & Migsouri jury, conld not convict an honest and | spowed tue X ,.%, 1874, 1f not previously, he opinions a8 t6 (lmanrumunhl aiaing. Bl pasty tanooont foan. [A%m““'] {""35) 1iad Gl “corru tod, and was worki- | oroanization, s in natural aud proper for him jen: aboock ud tho speakers then deecend- | iug persistontly in md of the conspirators by 10 join such & party 88 most noarly socords with od from the carriago and made their way wto | conveying the information ossential to the sao- i Ty e, BHE DAL YIOTE A e e Tt tho hotel, tho crowd lingoriug around for a | coss of these fraudulent schomes, Binglam stionld romain ontirely ontarde the jary-boz. - No while, but finally dispersiog, bad distillerics In Indlsna and " ono Lere, | SOPIC PO ot feerd kL was .‘.‘.fi‘i‘.’,';‘;',’&m"";“ e l:l::;‘lum:,,,g up- and “:h"fi:““ fi‘x"fl to fil”mnn:” d"‘: 8 | wishos and conmiderations, nor thouglita other was sont to rion, Bingham's Bupet ondent in ) stairs, Amoug thase preveut woro Gen. Bhor- | g, Louis, and by that s%pexlntunfient promptly than which pertaing to strictly impareial justico, grounds for & now trial, covering matters which ' had come to tho knowlodge of coungel sinca ' tho firat motion was filed, which was grantod. A motion in arrest will also be filed. ? Bomo discusulon as to the manner of taking depositions, and about the time to be given tha prosocation _to tilo countor-atlidavits, followed, and Juage Dillon tinally ordered the defenso to filo tioir motion for mnew trial to-morrow mora= ing, spocifyiug all the grounds relied on. — ) can be permittod to wvads the sanctliyof the ¥ Fum on. at s0n, when the court met, at 8 p, m,, not more than | mwn, Judga ‘Lreat, Judge Dillon, Gen, Uarnoy, | commnnicated to the other consplrators iu this il F Blas, br Wato; be, avon:stade: itd MILWAUKEE, "{") mflm’mfl%‘;’; temoved frum the 5}-‘,’*f;:;'&'&g.fumg?luu‘nahn‘fx1:::;1 ‘r."fl':f Lxofazen parhon e, In ttandsace. Tudis Tn. Em‘l“mu' a2 Iaucny. ‘Zi % A%n{' clbye 1 appeary, that Livge wad 4o Bb Lidls finm:?&%n: Eilhnu‘t d:{?x‘ucnnn' of tho safe- | THAT 8AMY ROOEL M, SHEBMAN IN TOR CEEAM Tenk when required for pumplog from Barrels, In | *4d 4 b m,, or sddress ' OLOTHING," care Paliner | Dillon took Lis saat on tho Bonch at that hout, | b 8 "":‘V- i\lm;fi- gend g sovoral prombe | from the 12k to the 10t of November of that Euard to 1ifs, ibarty, aud proporty, furoistiod s brdering thia styls, ba rfioul if:dulnn.me iz | House o T _. | and_was about to entertaln a motion in the | ROB lfl "‘;; fih t. ek t;" l: B&Ifl yeoar, his name being omitted from the hotel turough trials by jory, It lias “been ofton Svecial Dlavateh to The Chicags Triduns, 03 TAN, viz, FIFLY GALLON, 41 other sisss | TO FURNTTONE MANUFAGTUHERE, | Mokeo = cue, when & memago was oo Lind words by toleoniravyiations, | 8y this | rogiator uill the ot uout that time the | 4 'tarclbly said thnt &3 long an trisla by Jury | Miwavxzs, Fab. 21.—loger Y. Shertan, of e Ay’ o = Wantcd situation by & married man of ateady habifs | Fecelved from the jury to the effect that a vor- oRiud nords by d xu& £ lp o conaplrators hore pald him o4 & bribe the sum of | FACCOTCAY GG Torce, impartiality, sud purity, | Now York, exacined William Borgentba),Obatlos " our Paleot Measuriog Pump, carver and draughtemsn; well posted in custom | dict had been sgroed upon. Thoey were imme- | upon tho lato dofendant. Xvery fow minutca a | §10,000, aud his lettors indicato that he worked Ko enizons are sk , d factory work. Wishes aleady work and ressons- | dlately ushered into the court-room snd thair d rights of o mogaeuger {rom tho tolograph ofice tapped at | for it a loug poriod, down to the seizure in Bt | b0 liberty an £ popu- the daor with & messnio. for Gon. Labeook, | L-aaia. In foointosstts oF ko Comstomiars, #A10 San(nt Qtspatians 4t MLy Nt pore Amoog the first was ono from Prosl- AVERY, Marat and Roboapiorre wi]l return, and fronziod doot © Grant, and the Csbinot = ofiicors. | The telographic dispatchcs to and from Avery, factions aweep away all justice aod rights. Bo Many friends in Washington City snd | who was part of the timo Chief Clerk in tho will justice bo gradually uudermiued if outaido sobt Slonn” rhenoaistions, Doss Bhepuord [ fvesury Deparimest ~and part of the | il dnetco bo grslunlly BCOUANE o\ SIS ortere T omid o St e oAt | time e oyl o Intornal Tev- | in that threshold whore nought aliould bokuown . P onue urcat ol ashington,” are also 0= ‘case, and the 7 wine that flowed on tho ocoasion. Crooked | foro you, and alao tho frequont vista of | B8ve aworn avidznco in the # d by the court,—rul Jiaky thore wis nono, but champagno nd | jioDoiiald and Joyos to thiat city st timos whon | OF, JaW a6 pronouncec, by fho cattiZrulos Lrandy withoat end, - aicook, was aa LsppY &8 | arrivala st Bt, Louls by lovenua Agenta woraap. | Thich, the esperiobce sud wiadom ' of s blg sunflower, and bis friands were genorally | prohended. These sigsificant facts it s for you | 28 truth and the due sdminatra- ontiusistior o weigh in order o dotermine whouco tho | Aicertaiument ofiruth SIS (s scRalrar Grau, Lowle Rindskopf, Aaron Bchoenfeldt, Thomas O'Niel, Henry Bchafeldt, and oberd Kreimert, distillers, touching shipments of. crooked whisky to Now York, Evidence was givou proving concluslvely that auch shipments bad been made. It is believed nothing conalu- , slve was obtalued as to crooked oconsigomenta toBoyd & Co., tho testimony going to prove simply abipments made to them for sale cn the opon market, bat sufticlent deta waa obtalned to cuable the New York otficial to frace thom, On "o ble . Neference g'ven If required; ora trial. | pam lled, Judge Dillon asked if a verdict ’ ForTutihor partioulars addrees wHbin (hiea dase, K | Beq- boos seraed amon Mie Feoesr the paick ond or ataloguel ELMIGER, Olacinastl, Oblo, e | T A pimor rero Afreod. Judge T T MPNTISTRY illon rocte: 10 foroman Lo rea 8 vordlo! il DENTISTRY, wheraupon Tsintor handed & paper to Dillon, ‘ s o AT P - WIOLESALE AGENTS, TEETH- Jfl;y»d “Kl . :;';;g (nd anked that th Ll rum at onco arose and asl 1 OAVITT & POLLOOK, Plttaburg. defendant bo dlechargod, aud It wa a0 orgeras: COMPTON & BATOHBLDE]}. Cleveland. ‘Why pay $20 and $30 'Ilsn;nn can get the best full | The scene was not & very remarkablo one durin, INGALLS & CO,, Detroit. of teoth at DI, MoOUESNEY'S for 84, The fineat | {hq entry of the jury and the delivery of their DOHMEN, BOHMITT & 0O., Milwaukos, h 4 most {ashlonsble resort in the clty, Ootaer Olark | yerdict, Babcock was caroleasly seated in s QEN, BIERMAN needed warninga to the conspiratora came, The 18 conoiry when courts and juries, | POICR intorviowed by a Tuinuxx yoporter, Bher- NOYEB BROS, & OUTLER, 8t. Faul. e | chiair, and lookiog upon the procecdingsin a | was espociatly warm ‘aud cordisl in his oxpres- | proscoution contonds shat the defendan gave fl:{,{,‘;‘fl,’;‘ thelr indopondonce, will ais 2Amp)y "““x“’m“‘:?n"]’“‘"&’;:“igl‘:“m:?::g E‘:“:'gfi ROBT, O, STEBLL, Omaha, OOLLEOTION AGENOY listlean manner. o did not sppoar so sanguine | sions of gratification at the result. Iabsock | from Washington the iuformation needed by the | 4" ointer the edict of popular apiniou,—to no- | teHtimony 5 m‘ at MMMI’N“ Yorkghmuu. ” SAMURL I, SMITH & CO0,, 8t. Joseph. as when the rocesa waa taken, Whou the “Not | overtlowed with kindnssa to tho jurors, to whose oconspirstors hore, and aided in preventing tha quit tflil ‘msn or oonvict that ano, ::mmareidllg o P° EF wonls oisss, foatng N, MAXWELL & CO,, B¢t Louls, DIC-. Ruilty!". was prononnced ho staried suddenly | seuso of justice 'he attnibuted Lis sslvation. | visit which the conspirators wero anxioua to Thus we commit this caso with all ita {ssues | 11@ doclived the nam the oxteusive emigration of wealthy New York- an' :l:nuld the l-‘ch becoms publio befors he wakes his final repork, 4 from his chair and bis face $urned almost orfm- Creditors holding paper dus in different ftates may | yop, Jt waa apparont that his emotions were niot be awate of the varylng statuce of limitatlon, a0d | 300, anq” overwhelming, The emsll crowd . It was gotting alopg in the witching hours | svold, The defendant cootends, on the other doelsion, and may the Good Father of B. URQUHART & CO., Momphis. before gtho %aledn Bdhponud. The %ucnlon haud, that Hogoe furnished the uecdod wa roings. :‘fi’,‘{x you the light to .’qflmd the grace to m‘: was doubtless the proudest of Baboock’s life, | and perhaps Avery also ; that the dofendant did chargo your duty. L e re otk oo ‘o We cor. | Drosent gave a slight appisuac, and his frisnds | and tho convivial fastutaq thereof, 1€ (hey Lk | mos basn ot H ot et he roraniraays i —— fi’?;flf.‘tfi;l”finfi'?u‘fimmf oo, "My -cok pmoulglma lnrv!ud 10 offer 'thelr oongratula- | suything of the unorthodox ohln.oler. lguuld. sud gave kno-lmfly no aid theroto; IN GENERAL, NEW ORLEANS. ¥RASIEW'S COLLECTION AGENOY, lons. Babcock, however, pald no attention to | like thous of Iup ‘Winklo, pot ba oounted. .. | that, as the oconspirstors hsd full ll‘;“"'fl J INDIOTED PANTIES. ’ Btats and Monroe-ata., Chicsgo. _ | them, but, in company with J,nudxo Porter, A T:’r' mmd,l., °:| TR f‘":m?m 1‘ fx: ‘;'.:’{““‘132 nnammm:v‘a;ymflr:z m:u:: w As_HlN GTON. - Nxw Ontxans, Fob, 94.—The following rismed; e T T T e MADK FOR THRE JULY, Wwaa a vieit from a delegation of aboul y col- oy no adaqus 2 obant aigned in the OClreult Cousl S FINANCIAL. 3 i x ber of tho couspiracy, or In NORDIIOFY ON TUE FIERREPONT LYTTER. merchants wera arraign the Oir PATENTEES AND MANUFACTURERS, R A et T .','Efih " iadividas m?l.m-;?a 't’;afifi: d‘tflg‘ rxgfllw::t:’:ncf&%og: k) u::x;fi?“-;‘:-: on‘z‘; ;?lf:l‘t“fin? Bitn to. know of thoir fraudulent &8y ectab Dispateh te ‘The Chicago Tribuns, to-day on indlotments for unlawfaily neglecting et with tears in hild eyes for their kind | marched in double flle up the stalrways aud [ schemes. That Drashesr sud Hoge, two of tho Wisiixaron, D. 0., Feb, 24.—Chorles Nord- | to make the entrles required by law to be made 47 &40W t L ke- t and noblo viodioaton, Mo, wien xacelved, o | along " uhe bl o " Daveocks room. | Hovenuo Axeuts sentbera Were ' Bl publion ook Which b Tovsva .| 1 boake of wboleslelguordesors Wil 680 Laxe-g ') | ga Rasl Ertte n Chicago ot tmmedists victlty, | SCRETAITMHERACE 8 rjonls procent ang o | Here O, HLTandy, & prominent Bt | o suues avTus NPT | b | torney-Genera) Plerraponts réceot istien and de. | Flaa, Johs A. Lowls, daies A Gerdusr, L. A Tuods ot 3 1th Btos d Porter, proceed Louls lored ' 1 CEIICAGO. = '“mn'u‘%’fi%f‘amg | Bis’ ‘a"dn.'. His .%“ Wt strools ": mnmfi&a{. ot fhe calesed poople of thia | Hoge onjoyed for learglog ths plans of tho | clares that the amazieg sad veprohienalbls eicow axow, of the S pf Flasb, Lewis & Co., aad B,