Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 21, 1876, Page 7

g THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: : %SU:IT-LIV AN- nahout the reat of i, and thoy discussed the re- mahuler, and that the killlng ;irew out of {t. Mr. Reed admitted if tho hn onse could show ; :}mt“thc lr(l‘:{fl \‘v‘m\ lrc‘rlur'rmldt;')h It)y,snlllvnl{: at e Lime of the homiclde, and that he read an geginning of f;hof Testimony extract o llanford, 1t was wimissile. To his B icre ought to be some standard regard- for the Defense. ing what was Lo go to the jury upon the t{f\lu- lélgu(n( ;:]nnlahmnuq othierwise ' they would bo nfused. SATURDAY, OCTODER 21, 187%6—TWELVE PAGES, ; T 7 of defendant, stating that I knew nothing of tha | proof, and 1 should refuse! Now, Mr, Han- facts, ord. do you refusel 1 want you to give me the Mr, O'Bricn—We have no desiro toslander | proofs now or retract.”” Hauford anid he wns Hanford or aggravate the situation. Wawill | the judge of when the proper time was to give show whether ho slandered others, and tho | proof, "My brother tlien sald, “l)u'}'nu ree truth of tho chnrges against Mrs. Sulllvan, and | fuse 1" antl Hanford safd “1doi" and then m: whether Honford knaw of the truth of the | brother called him a dog. DBoth their hands charges. Wo don't wish to slander the dead, | were then thrown up, and they scuffled for n but o do juatics to the lying. while and_then buth fell down—~tripped, I The Court—What ia before the Court? think—my brother on lny. Mr, McMnlien, who Mr. Van_Atman—\What lias been eversineo | had been talking to Mre. Bullivan in the care theso men have been permitted to speak, and I | riage, turned argund and took hold of my acted upon it,—how he had a right o 2 7 Toandersiand ft.” Tn order (o do that, all the NEW PUBLICATIONS, B VA s buvas) s SOUPUVUI PV STV circumstances must be given, The case could McCORMICK HALL, not I)bv; n;lrmw]i;d u&ck;efim to :xdudo 'llhcjrcn- ] sanable fngredients which must go to the jury. TO-NIGUT. Mr, E—-D H decld A { on lhe“fifullm:’f;‘!il?;;jflc,m&h eckle {18 VAl | 1ignc o fight Kever Seen. The excitement | "Thie Cotirt—Vital on the question asto wheth. | 18tenso to witness the great i mallco azainst the a went £ | e b i asagatting im0 e ) GRECO-ROMAN WRESTLING MATCH, FOR NOVEMBER i el neconacyy i Hats, ha 8hOWR | rcr 41,000 & side and tho Champlonsbip of the USENE] LRT IT IN, —_— " shford's Letter to Van Osdel Al [ £ The Conrt—This nccused hns been Indicted : owed to Be Introduced for murder, and Is on trial for the offense, The | wish to reply, The defense liave made baseless | Lrothier. ~ M, Sulllvan jumped out aud | The Court—Wil1 you pledge yourself not to Werld, between NOW READY. progecution hus fntroduced evidence tending to | accusationsin thclr opening specch. The artl- | screamed, © For God'a enke, Aloc, don't lwurt | make an argument that he went there for that MONS. THEABAUD BAUER Mr Gullivan Had show that he cnmne to the realdence of the de- | clo read In the Councll nover reflected upon tha | him,”” Thot waea alter the fell. I rushed to | purposel AND vin Deniel that (a ceased In a carrlago and fnquired for bim, Au | chnatity of the wifc. Mrs, 8ullivan, and took hold of her arm. Han- Mr, Reed—I make no pledges about any- CONTENTS. [V Influence with Him. altereation took plncey which resulted in Mr. | ~The Court—Tha evilenco fa not admissible. fnnlmfiot up, aod hie struck her. 1 had turned | thing. PROF. WILLIAM MILLER, ENTS. Any 1n 1anford being shat by the accused, It appears | The article Is presumed to be libelous so far ag | tow, my brother and was sitracted by & Mr. O'Irfen—Te wants to shut our mouth, Tent three (n five falls, “M’"YCMI Violet, By Willlam Black, Authorol s —_— also that previous €0 tho shooting they had | It is libelous, scream from her, and turned around and zaw | and then arguc the question. In nddltfon to the above, the two Champlons of A Princess of Thule," ete.—Pater Dimitte (e Mombers of the | "ome talk together, It hns not yettranapired | Mr, Van Arman—I deny that any such pre. | Hanford strike her. Bhe eald, * Why, tha [ Mr. Reed—Your tonor ducsn't know what I { (neworld. 78),Lh8 SWD plans Illls, From the Spanish of Donalde. By Mary Erldenco of {le 3 what the nature of that talk wus Now, take | sumption arlscs, scoundrel s striking wnc”? 1saw him atrike | shall eay, Aings Do Vere.—~Burgoyne's Original Order- | me 1 of Education Ruled Ont. thiat naked caso a it stands, and it presenfs ono | - The Court—That s the law, P ther fn the face of nock. She dlinot | The Court—It Is the duty of the Conrt to sd- | TOM ALLEN AND JIM MACE, | ook, Dy 4. T. Hcsdiey, —The Amorican Bour of cold-blpoded murder, What dhrlm go thero Mr., O'Bricn (to Mr. Van Arman)~You can't | seam to be doing nnfllhlnu except standing | mit competent evidence that baa s bearing upon and tha Light Welght Champlons, Character. By Jane Gro; Q {ashel; 1Y t —_— forl What was his misslon? 1o went there, | fight both the Court and myself, when he struck her. 8he seemed to be golng to | the case. £ Engllsh Fletlon, D w’c W ApuEimy=—=2icnen us haa been srgued to the jury, for tho purpose ir. Van Arman—Can't 11 We'll scoabout | the rescus of my brother, I took told | * Mr. Ieed—Your flonor decided that It was DARNEY AARON and BILLY EDWARDS, - Ty W. C. Brownall,—Coma, 11z His Btory—Tho ¢t ¥ By Joaquin Ml iss's Brothez Toll His Btory—Tho | of assnssinatiog Hanford fn cold blood. I iako | that. of” yer, “and ‘shoved i fnto the-carriage. | vial fo the case—snid fo' the “prosence of tho | willentertaln the spectators with 8 GEAND AS- Pl e o0n Nieating shakepsate; ol ion on the Wife's Choek. the theory of the defense from the opening of | The Court (to Mr, O'Brlen)}—~You can take | Hanford rushed in the dircetion of my brother, zury that if what Brenan told him was trie— | SAULT AT ARMS. laya of the Second Porlod, Ty Richard Grant ‘ (ontusio counsel, which T have a right to doj and now | the benefit of the exception. o T henrd & pistol shot, and I turntd argund | Lt the article attacked tho chastity of hiawife, | ~ Ttemember von will never have s chanco to see | yo o~ 1iie Sllent Wooer, By@. P. Lathrop.— — evidence I8 oftored In «quurL of that | Mr. O'Bricn uffered to provo that every ns- | and saw Hanford Iying on the grass, I did not | —he was justified in killiog him. That 1s the in- | such s combination as thia again. Miss Ruth. By E. W, Olney,~What Shall We to Character---The De- theory, The evidenco offercd Is that tho | sertion in the document, so far as it referrid to | strike anybody or attempt to. Mrs, Bullivan { ference? The it Chsmpi £ 1l - Ent? By Albert Rhodes,~Only a Week Ago. inessen RS } paper, whicl they propose Lo show was anon- | tho wife of tho accused, was maliciously falso— | lind got cut of bed the day before. Bhe hnd | The Court—I didn't say anything of the kind 8 dig mpions of the World Together | 1y Nora Perry.—¥ighting By Machinery. B fondant Testifios To-Day. Prious, was written by Mr: Iianford, sent to tho | that shasiever procured * the appointment or | been confiued to her bed for thres o four dlhvs. —that, i€ e went there without the Intentiun in One Night. Titus Munson Coan. — War Memolrs. Prom — ‘omman Uouncll, thnt It wos used thero by | displacement of suy person, liaving o bearing | Bhe had s doctor sometimes twice a day, She of killing him, it waa vital to the question of | . geearo your seats at once, aud avold the rash at | ¥0tktown to Williamabarg. Ty Gen. G, . Cane NING BESSION, bulngrcndrnblldy, and that tho accused was | upon the exclusion of the' Biblo from the | was very weak. Thatls the renson 1 conflued | mallce, P fgbl. % ST | et —Drintal K lle, an, G, A. Cus- MOR! i informed of the rending—la not bclnf presont, | schools,”"—that {t was wholly faise, myself to her, 8hedid nat strike anybody or |~ Mr. Reed—If he hiad the intentlon fn isheart Prices 500, 760 and $1. Could Not B gonda, Why the Qold Treo ESTIMONY FOR THE . at the timo—and of {ts contentas that e took & | Mr. Reed ub*uud, and’ the defense eaved | attempt to. Ido not know whetlier Hanford's | to kill him, it is competent for the prosecution J ‘ould Not Be Grown, By Fanny ltoper Pendgo, — Tha tefal of ‘Alexander Sullivan for tho mur- | sYip of it, and had it with him ot tlic time ho | the point, and henc’ fourtcon membera of the | fista wera shut or not. I did not liear my hroth- to prove it. No charge for securing eeats. Drift-Waod. By Phillp Qullibet, — Selentifio of Francls Hanford was resumed in the | went to Ianford’s house, and that he read a The Cotirt—But it Is competent for the other Beats can be secured st Jallns Baner & Co.'s, | Miscellany.—Current Litcratare.~Nebulse. da al Court yesterday morning, and tha | portion to him, and, a8 I underatand the theory mi Board who had boen subpuwnned to prove tho | er make any threats or use sy hostile expros- 4 : Y P slde to show that this paper was damacing to | State and Montoo: Hoot & Sons, 166 Etato-st., | Dy the Editor. non-cxistence of. o Ring will not be called upon | sfun that night. d all the principal hotels, of the defense, ho made ' a_certain assertion in | to testify what thoy do not know abous rings. Q.—Was there any intontion %o far as you | his wife, and, therefore, he concluded to keep it LU Lt e 5 sitaesscs for the defense beg‘"" ok l“:‘:’;‘“‘ sldo regard to it which resulted i o personal attack le,m:{s continued: Bullivan wea in the hablt | know to ongage In l’ruwi y outof the papers, snd went to the house for McCORMICK UALL Price 85 Cts.per Number, $4,00 per dtibocase. The attendanco of spectators was |,y necused upon Hanford, - Now then, if, atcnrrryln a pistol. N Objected to, because the witnessdid notknow | that purpose. ~[Applause.] L Year, Including Postage n on previous dags, all avallable | o3 conceded, it hic had o portfon of tho paper | By the Court—How long before this affalr? | what his brother’s intentions were, Mr. O'Bricn—That Is the only object we have ¥ 4 'f:::fll':::mm]guknrs-on belvg oceupled, and | with bim, ond read it there, and that paper :S alsles $n tho galleries, a8 well a8 those on | Would Lo conaldered in any sense a provoeation, 1} In view. . . Mr. lieed=—This applause has occurred three [lss J e““ e B SIIELDON & COMPANY, or four times, and your Honor has not rebuked v ” > it I think it is unseem “ 0| — New Yorl. SR L e e | GRAND JATINEE TOD4Y, |THMES UNGENTLE TIDE. [ hear it A—In Junc or July I'wasat Lis oflice in the The Court—Iio cannot swear (o bis brother's Board of Publle Wurl‘clli 1t was 0 warm day; ho | Intentlons, . ¢In. | GF ono of thosc transactions which comes within ramoved his coat, and I saw a pistol on his hip. ,—What was your intentlon when you start- e maln floor, being l"‘"‘kw'd Eyen :{"’ wine | {1 2 Tes of law, as tha common law lonks | Bo far aa I know, his gencral Elmrulcr haa al- chlrnm the houscl Lt ]{. dows that open on the corridor on tho floor | charitably upon the Inflrmities of hwmnan | ways been good, g Mr. Van Arman objected. The Court—It {s entirely improper. They TIE BTATE’S ATTORNRY, ‘Tho Court—low tmany viows you take of tho Mr, O'Brien thon naked Mr. Rteed to tako the | same queationd spore were full of ndventurous men, who hung | nature,~we sll concerde thlk-—l( tho paper was stand. [Smiles.] Ile did so, and teetifled that Mr, Van Arman—That is my business, your mmmhu!norflcr to rctain thelr posi- | of the nature suj Fcned nnd wos ealeuluted to o arouse defendani's feelings, it may be offered Mrs, Sollivan and het lady-friend wera | RSN 5 0ed siword. 1t niny be that he went, | he was and hiad beon & member of the Board of | Tonor, I hiave my views. Mr. Bwett—The firstapplause was called forth DUDLEY WINTHROP MOORE, precenty 800 sot beside the ncensed ol day, and | tere for revenge. But Ify ns they (u-u dofense) | Education for n year and a half, Tho Ctmrl,—They declaration {8 as much u part | by o remark you made about sumething beinga | 2P M. S The third edition of this mrunmg and farcinating R ed what oceurred with the deopost interest. | proposc to prove, ho wenf, therc simply on tho | Qu—Wers you present at the noxt meoting of | as the golng. le, [Applatiee.] HAVERLY'S THEATRE, story is now ready, Frice G0 cenin, Hold by denl- e e about n dozen other Indies in attend- | mission of having Mantord give some paper or | the Board aficr the presentationof thoarticlo to | And jt was admitted, Mr. Reed—Have you filled the court with | . B0 iy 2 sy SoaX Spnanetpoidy tho Tublishers, DL Tuere " iogother In tho jurors' sents to tho right fl)mtuxunler l.h:tlwmclld arrest |llm publicat! n:} o'l' t)n]u“(:avum-IH blected i i 8iu—“ihanulm your brother go forl yci.l(t;fgszfldln !I—"{)u'r o e Fosdinsiiit ormerly ue)r:y‘!.;l‘hc.l'l‘rfle,'-&l'h%?lgh-lL, Between | TCAN NEWH GO Now York, e - hat document fn the morning papers,—thal r. Van Arman objected on the ground of ceted to. + 0'Brien—Our {ricnds have as good a right | MAGUIRF, & HAVERLY. 1 ‘oA of the Judge's benely Bhierlft Agnew liaving sct | (¢ sonshis purpose, and t!lutghv!- lur;fl ot pre- | frrclovan B .—\What was sald when you ctarted? w,fipp‘“"d as yours have, WILL E. CHAFMAN HAILIEOAD TINE TABLE. g CYe { Mr, O'Ifiinn offered to prove that at the meet- (glp,leclad 10, ing the question of the charges came up, and | . Mr. Bwett wanted to show that Sullivan came the Presfdent Inquired whether §t would not be | home and u couversution arose as to his mission, tho benches for thelr sccommodation. | yionsl trmod himsolt for tho purposo of goin ¢ Court—Nobody hins any business to s R e s e e i R'I:;Mh:pmccuunn Jiavo ot abandoned thele | thorey if his having the Plsl‘c‘)l Tiith hir wn‘;' plaud o 0 court-room, It1s "gry Jmproper, & Brapnoons ARBIVAL AND I]EPARTURE o TR‘MNS ,md{ouwnvlv:tlnn of murder, {t 1s belleved mun.'fv in hecordance with a habit of carrying it, Witness continued: 1 met’ Sullivan that | CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS. v T neanit that put s Qifferent aspect opon this | proper to appoint s committes fo investigate | and he (Swett) clalincd, after determining to do | 8fternoon hetween B and 8 a'dlock, 1had s eletngn of testimony which they Whought | oy M50y put o different aspect opon thls | proper to appoint & commitico to tnveatignte | A B (EVELE) PN A et in tho ex euiton | tousareution. with him, and told im that & | FERTTRREROT, I Fimanersee gt bk | Y would bo excluded on the on | A case to & judlelal mind—ona in | Reed stood up and rofused to consont to the ap- | of il was a port of the act of doing it. doetrment had been read n the Coundil that 1 | Gy, and orisinal sketch.of - A KNpbery Day- The | comed s gandey enermac? (HIrktt Sy g5 otidetssaes clalmed ot to bo material in tha | tho ~hablt of considering it s an | pointment ortaks any notlce of the charges, | - “Ihe Coust decldod It was compatent, Lhpught was an nfamous attack upon his wife. | prosramme eatiiely vew thia week. Friday, Oct, 20, | Fifobundey atss. . § DAy, el dre s il tho effect to weaken their case; | entity—includes what la cniled the res gestie, | branding the author of them us & sucak and a Ay brother said Hanford lived at No, 267 | I do not remember that he said anything, le | JBefior 2 B Fre S 3, st tho adfournment fn the afternoon, thg thot 1a, all the facts and circumstances which | coward. 0ak strect, One of us romarked jt must be | Went up-stairs iimmediately, 1iia reputation for BCVICKER'S THEATRE —_— mp’r:-unn scemed tobe that If.tho fury said {l,l lcxn':lc?ntumplnllml bnltllmg (.ol tihu“curit. t l'r!n‘u tli'Juure (“!3! “F"lllw(lnow (l)‘( -miyn ru}o under ?unrlllmrc—t—lour lmu‘uluannd he sald \Xa lnult bet- | peace and order hcllrllzt[l‘:; :;I‘I" a8 1 know. ! » Jopres: e nrticla was a provocation originally offeres whigh that was admissible, AL er.. er al iere, A ci1 we can o down-town g ' WESTERN Lquilty," 18 would ot be of murder, but of | iy the Counc i eonvarsation eetrs in | - Aly, Van Arman—ifave yu!l lug' moro hum- n(lcrwfr'«)ls; and we told the driver to go to Onk { _ Charles W, Northup, at one timo city editor TOSITIVE BUCCESS OF DPiADD & oAt sxxemmnfi&mq{un pantlsughter, with mitizating clrcumstances, | which Tianford mado certain_nssertions, al- | bugs street. My brother was In th habit of carrying | Of the Zimes, testified to Sulllvan's good char- nm TOSEPH DIUBPHY d st the depata, Uponthe opening of the Court, though time hnd elapsed to cool, that vory case A recess was then taken untl 2 o'clock, a p{nm]. acter, and ndded that he was a reporter for that ) ! = if. gwett asked that the defenso bo allowed arlscs which s spoken of by Blackstone: itisa ‘ The Court—For what time, {nrlnr to this affaird | Poper, and his duties required him to he ovut AS DAN O TARA., e 0 royival of the provocation before the killing it~ 0 bol A—Forthe Inst slx years, Weo have been to- | uhtil about midnight. — He know nothing about y ¥ b loproceed a little out of tho regular order, 08 | yrbook nince.’ All these are questions for the AFTERNOON BLSSION. ether during that time. his carrylng o revolver. In Marsden's now Irlsh Dramaof ahuigae {iere wero some witnesaca prescnit who lived at fore Now i the dofondunt, went, there—io MAYOR COLVIN, B o you ko of any difficulty that was | . C.B: Holmes, of the West Side Ratlway Com- | EZ~ TR, R, Y GO W~ abimalia Sikh sdistance—one from New Mexico—and deslred | lanford's houso—after the artfcle had been At the nfternoon scssfon, the hingo on which | tnreatencd unon him on sccount of certafn ar- | Pany, Dr. John' Guerin, aud P. C. McDonald ;;;,;g;g.}“ggm % Dapaaie. logobome. v used, 1t I8 Important for the jury to know tho | the case turns came to the surface, and it fs not | ticles ngalnst gainblers he lind written for the also pave the defenaant a good charucter for | Every Tableau encored nizhtly. - B3iiwhukeo Fast Mall (daily) i et state of mind in which ho went there. That1s kely that the rulngs of the Court have ren- | baperst A.—Yes, Ie told me he bad heeu peaceablencas and gulctness, Ealurday Matinee—KEKRY GOW. Biiflwankee Kxpress 3, Reed hadl no eblection; thio defenaa could | ned of " this. eosor 1t 1s. motives it | Lnitkely that t L 1o | obliged to carry a revolver, Mr, Moran sald that eounecl for the defense |~ ot e | Biillvaskes Laliend yssent thelr case In any order they saw fit. | f° fhtent. Tho jury want to knoy, | dored verdict of murder out of tho question. | OVIEed to earmy s 1y oL years old, T was at | dcsired to consult as to tho other witncsses, and ADELPHI TIEATRE. S3tilwakeo Passe RENRY WETTIR according to tha ° ordinary phrase, | Atleast the defenss so claim. They do not | yome when my brothier caio, Ilu staid about W{fl,lulfld that the Court adjourn. e o b Therenpon Henry Wetter was {ntroduced os | which do not admirc very "mucl | even expect a verdict of manslaughter, but ave | ton minutes, [ do no kuow that my brother Whercupon the Court at half-past 4 adjourned This Sutardag.Grand Hetinea k12 pi s 4LaCroue Express tocharacter, and the dofonse was “begun at hccndllln it s ?LVh\tllzfll‘ EXPIiCHEk,m. “m; tll'uu in- | strong hopes of an acquittal. The court was [ eommenced tl'.mI '1‘11;11{.J wit!h Mr. lhnlzrd. Jxknh m’fl},}gggx‘;ik\vtillllhumu{lfln(fi!en‘dunt. N AABH‘{:E“?'{‘IA“"';IOY%P nl?GnfiM'ME' ularquetto Expredi; i o W silols ¢ 4 e o equaled 1ist_of stars. lnrry Montague, | utienevu Laked Lio weend I testificd substantially as follows: :fi;tflg:she?voucgulxw:: i ! “im‘:-:gs therer | packed, and more ladies wero In attendance, :g{’ek";f,w"“’,lfc:e auout e Rung o 4 c‘;‘f stand at the opening of Court, and, anan w00 | sorenhine Shunles, Elicenan and Jones, Gora-and | bUenevalaks Expre several of them belng witnesses for the defenses | wijed on necount of the occurrence. Noone had Tho firat witness put on tho stand was ex- | Jiold of Mr. Hanford when be struck Mrs, Bulli- Mayor Colvin, who wns examined by Mr. Swett, | yan. A man had hold of him fmmediately after Q.—1Is It true that Mrs. Sullivan had anything | be got up, before tho blow. to do with getting from you or through you tho RUDOLTIL RISKMAN appolntuent of her husband to his position as :“:&:‘r’l:cc{ag-‘:a l(")g “‘;'h‘g] s;efi“g{‘fl:,“&:?'x ‘VA’E Tkoow defendant. I first bacanio acqualnted | popy cmerul{ or whother lic went to got & noto vibhim fo Santa Fe, in the summer of 1860, | to withhold he publication of the articlo in the Iwas Register of tho Land-Oftiec. Ifo was col- niorning papers. ‘To say that tho case was just ki intimately until he left'tn | What took placein front of Mr. Hanford’s steps ator, Tkaew bim y bt ould bo glmply to say that you may tnke tho (5. iy roputation thero o6 peactablo man | BC o faco of o watcly, without any Worka in it. wisgood. 1mever beard it questioned on that | and hold it upand say, * That {s o wateh,” Tt more witnesses have testifled to Jils character | Fox, Victoria Iteynolde, and a host of others. a~Depoi carner of \ and habit of casryiug a plstol, will close thefr | o Bach performence will conciude with the sterling | - b=Depot comer of Cansl on i—1.00k wut for ot ‘wenty-sceon:! N MEMORIAM, 1 {eket-oflice, 67 Clark-st., southeast corgerof 1 PrADELrIIA, Pa., Oct. 20.—The ceremonies L , The Brigands of Chicago., | _doiph, snd atl'atmer House. sttending the unvefling of the Withes RYIR N i i I s folnte - {8 not tho case. 'The caso includes all tho trane- | Secretary of the Bourd of Publle Worksi standing on the corner of Clark ‘aud Oak | statue, n% umBCunltve‘:mlu zrounlfs. wréufl{‘"ifl'.l HOOLEY’S NEW CHICAGO THEATRE, op. Crsezamined: Ho was editor of n paper, M‘"Dlnfl ("““ Bfl“:'v‘t‘ll l{“" "““:]fylfi;‘:.‘}swlfl '-‘l’ lllu Objected to. a:x;le‘eu. 1 saw ;inrllc:o lcurgllllllg, and 2 man t 1 o'clock ‘uyduy. 13 the Dresence of probably Clarkaut, ohyiete Shemts Hudtes 0D e 1020 k. sad also Postmaster, in 1872, e participated | SOuctusian. (ROELIAG CTCRLUM should be | g Court thought it wns competent. strike n woman. I ran toward thea, and tum- | 25,000 people, principally Presbyterians, who | Hooley's Minstrelst Heoler's Miustrelst HHooley's 5.35p, m. "” initted in evidence,—what he said to his wife, bled over o fire-hydrant, When Igotup and | had aseembl d Minstrels! The Fhinfng 1.i2hin of the I'rofeasion! {n- P fonc shooting-serapo. That fa 1ot an uncom- | or i wife sald to lll'ml—bm, the genernl ool | Witncas—She did not to my kuowledge, brushed off my oghes I heard o pglslnl!:;hul' the :Lx:cf:v:?r:ue o e Landidawis Uries Cartig. Loy i L e el :‘um: regsed Attractlon Tuls Wrek! Tiifs Woek! Turenty. gonthing there. 1o was not the aggressor. [ 3oneo "as to what he understood to be Thie Moderator of the Synod of Philadelphis, | Holcnyfins A, MLt Mk, B Bt e llewsfulleted. Could mot say what for, but | {ho chiaracter of that publication ought to be fnew outof it aifa. T utd iot howr of 1is | Ginited, becauso nat In wiiot bure‘:uron his 1 Mr. Reed sald the admisston of such testimo- | and I went to the place and helped carry n inan ny {nvolved the Investigation af thie truth of the | {nto the house. dlrs, Sullivan is the lady who charges, a-side issue, and wholly immaterial. was struck. 1 could not swear it was Hanford e Mumning Expresd. mt “sppearance of the Night txpress, the Rev. Dr. A, Pu Bre esid ? | Coimedinn, 3ir. GEORGE. HICHARDS, In Bl t | = A dlllmlcxlv Rl:: J}:xgnlau:wnélmcax t’; ‘:RS lcl?::3 e s Mleway lewes The'Most siirinraj | 1 Batunlav Ex. > Bundsy Ex. ¢ Monddy EX. § Daliy. Criainment in the clty. Siatine Leiog fndleted for anything clee. T regord tho | yyind, And it is admigsible upon this theory— B el to show that deceased and | Who struck lior, but I ave 1o doubt about it. | Thomns MeCauley, D, D, the Moderator of the o e o shouling of & man o nfleclllmz thfi Al oot‘c’r's whether, consldering the situation of thess {wo s‘rn'f;,s,}' wlk.,f\pnuom the appointment—that it | I could not tell where the blow struck—on the | Synod of New Jc’xz;ny. X " e YT e ——— mfifi%g'u“ég‘ : ngllfiugmiurd ng{gaw ghlrfl‘l;leff" peaceablencss. I now Mve jn Ctar- | parjes, this man and his wife in soclety, It | was o matter of controversy L enn i Tace or shoulder. I did not know any of the | A prayer was offered by the Rev. George W. DANCING. Unlon Depot, Weat Side, near Madbon-st. bridge, 0’;‘ biwt: T understood_that as Sulll would be natural for such o man na he, with his Mr, Van Aruan couldn’t sco the relevancy of | parties at the time. Muegrave, D, D, LL. D.yond the hymn, “All | Unton Haul, 181 Clark-st., corner Monroe. Grand TicketOutices: At Depot, and 123 Raudoiph: t ~"I"‘ g :‘“ °:§ % Tt “’““ van 'x"“’ antecodents 8 a litorary man, and his prideof | the testimony. Cross-ezamined ¢ My wife and o Miss Mark | people that on carth do’ diwell,”” was antiounc- | Sofree every Saturday evening. Tickets, 50 cents — E“’"n nto 8 sture °“"' f“ \ ;lf‘ s a'n’fl' character, to do auythlig of that kind, fn ordor | * The Court sald it tended to show the state of | were with me. Misé Mark {8 my cousin, [ | edby the Rev. Dr. W. O. Johnston, N. B.—Juvenilo Class meeta crery Saturday at2 : e ok ot i twies. . il |, 0. areuak tho publintih ot tho artlele. ITe | o mind of the uccused. Jontt Know whether ler uame 18 Lena or Lil- | *Tho Rev. Honry C. McUook read the history | p.m. Terma to suit the times. = J. A. WEDG- | EJSECIy & henver Fan . Yan's papet. cat|h Al A’}‘- Ak “"‘ ,]“ "‘"E lll- ol extremely anxloud to arrest the pub- Ar, Van Arman romarked that if cvidonce | M. 8tie went a littlo ahead of us down tha | af the cffurt to érect the monument. WOOD, Profcesor of Dancing, S5 LOkis, Bonsueld & Tox ""“““"{'“fl““‘i, “’"‘“‘f{ “"‘l‘ ‘If“ ullivan | Jientiol of it, aud in order to determine the | was ndmissiblo on one side of au outside fasue, | street. I could not suy how:Mrs. Bullivan was | The contenta of the corner-sfhne Were an. | S mm———— | ] 14 FEorta Fast Expr whlvlfll by l‘fld" lm“flc- cath flred at him | qucstion about his pnxiety it would be neces: | 4t was upon the other.” Wlien would the ‘trial | dresscd, It was about a minute after tho | nounced, and the inscriptions on the monument CLOTHING P DA o :1!:n fl (;alr:‘glc‘,n:u nfiolzh V;'Av\;lr ;c:x‘mvizéd H.ms L:llll'? ery tnI nhov{ tlmrclunmfl.ur o{ it, }mt)lum it not? | endt blow u".ul at‘:ucl: lvlllll:"!ll the -:ll‘:!at wus flle ‘u We[ll‘lsdrm'flc(]\ :\Il{er which the sialue Was un- | seameneyosere—zemsanoas | liingod Paluca IR E, o » = 8'to the rules of law, the rules of the common was not clondy at the time, ho aun was shin- | vofled by D. W. Woods, Esq., a grandson of Dr. B E: R E; Etreatur, Lacon, Wasli'ton m;“fifl#gf:‘fla flluc':\t.l& e%:vson)ll‘llvlnlfll"‘:%f:;“- Il“w are grxlzlnd lnmn curmu‘lgnac—nt‘hcy :rtn lnlm | m",',‘,‘,‘,,?,‘;{‘{,‘, {}:‘,‘",{::‘{Lf}e_‘"" testimong, alateslt lnlz oulv.he ltm:vjl: "No l?l"e lmti h%l:ll of tllnnmlrld \Vll;mra'xmon. " £ i i FI l FI I I Jolfet & Dwight’ Accomuidat il down, ¢ evidonce inust be pertinent to the — W when ho struck the blow. I did not recthe After the singing of the hymn, “God bless™ P ter In tho communlty. fsone, but the common lnw is plastic. Every- Mr. Van Arman—We ean ouly remonstrate | Gyjver of tho carrinie, or the lady get in or out | our native lnlnl‘f!’ unounced by the Rev, J. Ad CLOTEING __ LAKE SHORE & MIOHIGAN BOUTHERN. Herou: 1 do not know of his belog & de- | hody'knowa that. We deal with principles, Wo T T T agalntits of the carriage, Leatried Uanford futo bis bed- | Qison Tienry, 1iis Excellency Josepl D. Bledle, | Q] ; Toave. ARy fuulter to the Government. Witness continuod. She hos not to my knowl- ke i dluney, s Exvellcncy Jon L D. Bledie shghfly D&maged by Wfitel‘, _Leave, _Amive. do not deal in merely iron rules that have no Meation to e to get | YO0 Mall, vis Main Line. 0 BB SHp O Rty n tio. - n . fho - doys -of | s8¢, Blie novcr malo anp Q.—Have you recelved any money from any | cred the oratfon At the late firo of Tall, Garrison & Co., Noew | Epecial Ko ¥ E el E.8, Chesbrough sworn: 1 am Clty Englnecr | § ; Tier husband appointed, ur wrote to me any G N . ‘ by ibatl 2 5 h of Men' vt Fin qLEE; i N B d o Chicago, T Know ' dofendnnts lm{u e :ll:s:hz:fim;x noalnfltlu‘% :mnm‘oin;::v “gll'l&rla ":u:;“ 'w; communication in rogard to it. I1f sho did 1 | person since that time! A.—No, sir. 1 went The prescntation of the statue to the Park | York. $30,000 worth of Men's and Hoys' Fina H:0)al never got it. 8he did Bot send any verbal com- o the Coroner the, next morning, awd told him | Cominissioners was made by the Houn. Rosa Clothing, to be sold at Appraiser’s valuc, ‘rhich is lim siucs Fobruary, 1874, o ¢ ¢ S of y e Ay 10T Lo 1 ey B [ fnto o i cnaca sk g to the Nsbiity_ of 4 | muyniestion to mo gbout i whnt T hd rcen. Suowden, LL.D, sud it was' sccepted by Alr | {5 S5 R Ton o Sale 10 continue from most every day, 8o far as I know bo was peace- | pnniied to the wflm‘,h et s thoy were o | ,, Q-=DId sho ever send c{D\l nny communiea- Nns. l:llB!.\l!AN Y ohn Welch. | S o CHICAGO, MILWAUEEE & 8T. PAUL RAIGRIAD, alle. by e 13 sragaing tise sed {U trnvel'flmyEu"llsh tlon {n regard to tho Board of Editcation? was mlledL and testified that sho saw o hnm\_ — = - 1(‘,3 50““1 Llflrk—st., Chltflgfl. m' Tnlun Deft. corier Sadison ahd Canab-ss —{12kes Croweamined : Deforo this affale T nover | Eae ol R0 L b on 16, Whnt are the | - Qbiected to and excluded, ralsed to strike o Jady, but whether it struck RELIGIOUS, Otlce, (51 50utt Clark-at., oppoulte Shorini Houio, e e o pehconmcness Qneined, | Joster B0 Hore, tho et o e e e, | g ) bt aequalntanes ad you with Mes, | her she ol ROt seYe, (1eF SO B WWWA i et ot 1 T TN JONN A, MOODY, inent Issue ls, What was the tmotive of | SHAIYAR i o ik AN MDOD n NKEY e e ———— b e John A, Moody sworn ¢ cmine g Objected to and excluded. psshiecould. A man wus atunding cluse to the Milwaakes Express.. aT % - cly Gk ol Was o ot | e BullivanIn golug to Huxfond’s Touss?-~ u\fi—\»}n.eu i e Sullven eppoiatod. tois | miun whostuck tio ady. Tho bl desceidad T eanaan | WS e e -August. [Hanford's communieation handed ) position 3 'CE. S : ! \in] 1 fret sawr that 1 the. Counell Clintuber, nh,l;l‘, (l!“l’]"‘iruVfifi%fi“&qflm‘};‘fififfijflm;,"'“’ Objected to as frrelevant. DR W, C. HUNT SUNDAY ANNOUN CEMENT $'|00 quested Hag $! 700 ‘sata *5:03p. m. *11:008 m Q.=W¥ho did you sco It with first Rt Cou‘;"t—Nu wir, Lb ot Ttlsn port of | The ‘Court admitted it. . sworns 1live ot No. 271 Chicugo avenue. Am For the Paid a Profit of ¥ #» isconsin & s S Mr. Van Arman objected. h o to sho the Shotiva of the man in golng A.~I think in the early part of 1874, u physfeiun, I have lived Iu Chicaro tweuty-six RE .A.T B R ACLE i 3y It Fxpress, WAt 9:15p. m, 3 T:008. M. 3iE O%lrlen ald 1 propased. to provo that | e t© 20 e ot | Rl von et tncet Mrs Subtivant | Yarhe Lknow Mr, and Mes Suiifvan. 2wns | G TABERN. + | during the past few monthe, ander our improred | _ Al ains o, vin Mipsskce, Fois for 5 Tl the document was written by Hanford, sent to bjected to; abjection overruled, called to attend lier a shart time betore the kiil- Manroe and Frankllu-ets. T autne and proftaincreared, ook contaln- | Uu Chfen, or via Walertown, La Crome, aad Vinoni. the Councll and read there, and publishied in the Mr. Van Arman considered the motivo as of | A Z\e firet timie I ever saw ber was at the | fug of Hanford. Sho bad an attackof acute 2 T = log full information sent on application. ity Rewspapers, to the § ‘Mr. and Mrs, Sulll- | Very little hnportauce, dedieation of the Second Regiment's hull on | dysentery. Flght o'clock—Lecturo to Christian Workers. ) MADGE S Co. ILLINOIS CENTRAL PATLROAD, ran,—ll.l\‘:auhln;: h:.»lxl-l‘: n‘::c‘t[urr mx)x:d‘ m:nsll&lllllxl;: Ihe Court—I do, 08 the question of previous | the cornor of Cannl and some other street. i The of Lestimony was oblected to elnce It Tickety FREE at tho Y, 3, C. A Bankers and nm{‘;}L L & 0 York, Dopaty fout uf Luke st Moty Jecond st xhfimuhn werg false, wiilch 1¢d to the alter- | Malice isof fifim‘figg‘l"g’zfl;’fil“?‘g‘i’-‘ case. - ?‘T]n nilzono company was slic at the time? | did not appear thut Hanford knew her condl- ~|"=rl:‘ll‘llt for deu and Women. —ST;RW «atlon between himge! i L . R o Jbjected to. tion, e o ¥ i & Cu:, lianke Troposed wldcnu(;ttl!f: %:ptulxl-o g;‘fn‘x%fi::r io | i evidanco was therofore ndmitted, and the | Ty Gourt—It is as admissiblo a8 the rost | Tho Court—Tt bears upon the qucation of the | - 1 *fickety ‘e —Oomel-meotlng forall: DALY FHOTIINGUAY & ST ok ot Gt | t. Lonls Express . Legt, and then offer it. witnesg continued: Ald. Van' Osdel presented | of it . Jurposs of golng there, It might be argued to Ticketa required, @ e BANKEY wilt | [0 desiritio foveriniéats of Iarge oramall amiounty | b Loaig Fast Lins £, Van Arman contended that no testimony | 1§ article. A~8ho was in Bullivan's company. ho Jury that If & man was golng. Lo commit u | sted by the Tabernacte Cltair of 300 volces. e o ehly e oo taacrted | Cairo Nght Ex.. was adinfssiblo exeept that which wont to thu . —1Vhat was done with 111 Q.—Who introduced her to yout * nurder ho wouldn't take his sick wife with him, | ~ licors opon one hour before each service. ¥y thirty days. ieliable biock Prlvlexeanegoilytrd rinuheld, Deoria: coniplete defense of the accused, or.which, i bjected to. The Court—1 dont think thatis materlal. Q.—\What was her conditlon after the shoot- — O e e | Wi favorablerales. Biocks Louzhi and carricd us long | Epriugdeld'Nicht Eapress IR ok v 16 oot b thuoifemto | 4, Mz O'lirlun proposed to prove it waa readto | - Q.- Whateouversation did you liavo With her? | tngd OCLAN STEAMSHIPS. Rsdeatred on dopiitof 3 w 5 per cent._ Clreutaraxad | HCRrio 805 RS AT ingrde. No provocation could be proved to | the Council, Qbjected to, Objeeted to, as it would ba extraonliuary f | sssmsmmresnmnme o o e | Siem e e e | hubuilue & Sloux, CllY E"‘g ’v"-litll(cd between tho parties except a provo- Q'\;"\t!"‘ég:";&‘:fl?l\tluc'd It{(r Van Ondel was ask ’]“hi c(riurlEI don't think I will allow you to gh:‘weé-n noLL Ynlmtr Lfid.l o gl 1 ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, EDUCATIONAL. Gllusn Passeuger 1. curre . Mr - ato_detalls. Mr. Swett caimed that the ovidence would iI- A e A r i s = wlich gfig;’\‘fi:{;fin:‘: Hlia. futprvio out of e(dn‘l“m tho author was, and he safd Mr. Han- go( ;szmd’%m ‘ever ncet her afterwards? lurrl;ulghérté‘ |‘m.lun :.:uavn:’!l it e | ke GeneralTranaatisate Companpa Mall Sicumcrs BISHOP HELLMUTI COLLEGES, CHI0AGO, BURLINGTON & QUIKOY RAILROAU Mr. en sald the ord. hjected to. The Court—The question fs hat was her | betwean New York and 1tavre, caliing st P = oS, 1008 Of e-st., IUIADA-AY,, 3ad Slstceuth- ihatfhe document wag ot ‘L”.‘.’fi't?.‘;",“fi,f&:“.fl}{ This was objected to by tho prosccution, but Tho Oaurt—You may answer. condition at the tinugt ¥ @ 0 A O e an. Lot LONDON, ONTARIO. OANATIA, R Ticket Oces, 3 the sctusl and fmnedinte cause of the contliet | sdmitted. A.—I did on one occasion. Witness answered: Bho was Pmm"d and | provided with Klecirie Sells,) will sail from pier No, | Aford the highest intellectual and Chrlatian edn- =2 whlch led to Tanford's death, Q.~Did Van Osdo! refuse at first to give the Q.—\When was it? oxcited, The lust time 1 saw her heforg tho | 48 footof Uarrow sireet, N, ., 2 followus cation ol: the s:‘nn and daughters of gentiemen at JIr. Bwett remurked that the document ab- | Danie of the uuthord Objected to} objoction overruled, fomicide ‘wag the Saturday procediug. I ob- | .5t Germain, leculonx, Saturdsy, Oct 24 B8 . | verg moderalo chAfReS. o apart, and are bom | Halland Expros.o.... sorbed Bullivau's attontion from thu thne ho ir. Reed objected. e A bout tin. timo tho decislon was | soryed on the day atter it that there was & con- | France, Trudelis, Saturday, Sov. & 7ot Lrieeot | gurotod with an abla stadl of experienced resident | focktords DU cator Daaseni v beard of it until tho shooting, and submitted ir, Swett anld tho question was whether they | rondercd on the Mayoraity question, tusfon on her cheek bone, Mr. Bulliyan kuew passse 11 gold (ineluding seine) Firit cabini, 110,60 | Fifonean teachers. Rih g & Danxl, i m *hether an articloof the kind {n regard to n | could prove ail that occurred fn Council Chiavi- | Q.—What did she say? lier condition before tha homicide, G M T e S Tactié Faki i, fof O ¢ 430, m. nat's wife, whien 1t was the subject of a quarrel | bor with refereuce to tho articly, a8 & reason | Objected o, Cross-czamined: 14Id not go to see hor Bun- | sicerage 826, with superior kecommodation, tucluding | JIILLMUTH COLLEGE (BOYS) Rareas e Laveiwarih, i hich resulted i the kit why Sullivan went to Hanford. | Ths Court—Yau cannob prove any converss- | day becauso she wos & grout” deal better. 1do | wine bedding and utensils ‘withou exirs cliarie. a8 A * | AGYGtn Pisscoyerrribn, Sob 5 5190 m, th g, was not n vart. of Y Fieumners muried 1hius * G0 noL CATFY StOCTagy PAESHD: a5 ineluding all churges, ARCDNET, 1o encnoos f et i oresgestre. e vited two cases in polnt. 1t ho Court excluded it. tlons, nof, think it strangs that’ she was undor o groat | SLeamqramurksd ihus denol Gny HCs, fosen §250 per anoum, inciuding sll churges, B e o Gtreuor the fury dectded that tho Killing was man- | Q—DIdthe Preaident of the Council stop its | fr, Swett proposed to_ show aimply that they | stato of excitement after thesbooting, 8hodid | *GF w.'w, WiITE. 67 Clark-st,,_Agent for Chi ———s A s tsughter, ‘and found that fhe docu. | Feadiug on secount of fis indeccnt character? sp0ko to oncdi uthor, and that thul was the en- | ot complain of her chieek, e HELLMUTH LADIES' COLLEGE. Auron e Deal Wwas the gubject $ uarrel Objected toj objection sustained. nee botween th MRS, GREEN, 0 perannum. Dubuque & Bloux City Ex * 9:3 14 1ad occupted Bl attotion g i3 | Thoro Was o eross-examluntion. D gt red 1 o0 of No. 59 North Lisarborn steat, testificd that ¢ 350 peraty Faciob Rt EE5T for chhata the moment of the killing, and was tho m\l}u o JAMES GOGGIN b Reduction to clergymen, Yearly scholarshipson | Kausas Cliy, Leavenworth.| A—1 wos 11 my oflice, tho window was up, | tho left sl of Mra. Sullivan's fuco was red and 5 4 Atchison & , would sy ono douis et T e es o | sworn, Am an’attorney-at-liw. 1 1iv0 at No. | god‘Mr. sud Mrs. Sullivin came along, and ho | 8wollen on the night of the tragédy, aud that AeEy sdvanlageousienings Downer s Grove oto conelderation fn th ' e 3 " ETATE OF Principal and Chaplala—Rev. H. F. DARNELL, | lowner's Gra @ matter of puniak 178 Throop atrect, I knew Hauford, 1became | o Tated e, ond she did also. That was | sho wus tiervous und oxclted. P p 0 Mr. Van Arinan contended l'!ll,m ,‘“I‘l l‘r’.nexlvl:: acquainted with him in Auicust, 1871 Iwusa T "Lliad with A AR . . i canyel d B Crossezuminad ; 1did not say anything to the true that the submisslon of the measuro of | memnber of the Hoard of Education from August all tho conversation £ bad with hor; snd _thoso [¥ b e et v e doctor about it, though 1 considered ber serl- | €u3aud i, accondiug to sccomul m ] unlahuent o tho Jury had clonged tho rules | F Soplember, 1871, wntil 1875, 1 know llan. aro the only two Instanen L ovor met her to my | (avjor Gt f otk : Jickeia, BLi0 to $1 eurreiicy, becond Caldn, £43. H. B. BRYANT'S FRIE AND HIOAGO LINE, R‘: l"fltflmm what they wera while the sub- Tord's hundwrlting, {Article shown hlm.) All Q,—D{u you know her before her marriage Mlss (Ireen awore to tho same, adding that | (G AYSTIN, N & CO., Genoral Axenla n Ticket Offices. &3 Clarkeal., Palmer louss, Grand <t ot punishiuent, belonged to the Court— | the writing except that on ouo page is his, Ubjectod to.! the redness was observably for threa of four 3. WAR naer. 54 Clark-st, Chicage. C“lGAGO BUS“ESS COLLEGE _Pacific, au at depot, Expoition Bulidiee, il Sl G vt | i o lerad i doeumnt et | e Gt dont o st | 9838, 1 mcna it corrporse e | ANCIOR LINE DAL STEAME » - '\ cete 0 Pt Ve oh ¥ Mrs, N o .. o agure of punishment was tho 1. Heed obje ! () —DId shio ever approach you ur try te ap- T4, 0! M(,flo“ L[ ]j‘ L blL‘ Mlflls And Bflgllsll Tmlmng Scllool, m’gfi&'fiffi&‘flfi% 3{.7.- ow Yo 3 :‘i\]‘!l [}::vmon beforo him after conyiction was | document was tho onu reforred to just provious | pronch you fu regard to school matters or the J. Crocker Brown, of Niles, Mich, (furmerly 1y ble Lefore conyiction bofore the jury, | to the homiclde. Uppointinent of mumbers of the Board of Educa- | of New Mexico), testified that Lo hod knowi ¢ bl Tk and Glasguwt New Vork without cliange..| 8:30a m. 8:106. 13, Wfrl'llc\gfythma was dmisaible, Jursy | 1O O7Brlen satd thoy proposed to follow it | th in any monnor] . Sulllvon suce 1803, aud, so far as bo kuew his [ ANCHQRIA QcL2L 7w | {flfi:‘?fi.{:}: Hox 6 721 | spATE.ST,, 8. B. OOR WASHINGTON. | A{aiie, Expres o Ll tentloColrt Bthmated that it was not, the u- | upy aud prove that, Objected tog objactlon overruled. reputation, he waa a peaceable muu, New York 1o Glasgow, Livervool, or Londonderry. L6 af AmeRtad United Btate Ing Cars and Hotel Cars. el _8:09p. m.| 8:10p. m. mugu 4l tho Leglulaturo (n conforring the dis- Mr. 8wett thon read the article, which, as will A.—No, slr, nor any other matter. I have “rouls 1%, Blisa testitied to the samo effect, as | Cabing, §us to § {_nllgmrslluw €23; stourage, §3, 'n'.‘:: t l::‘l‘l‘l':v‘l;‘:n o Bt‘ iakind o & e, :lltgm“ Btates, Chiy ing o hd kL W HEF Vs 0 take o00Wer Of punlshment upon the jury | be romombored, had referency to an alleged | known Mr, Sullivan sinte the campafgn of 1878, | did . toue. AUSTRALIA, Oes. 3 moon | b % Nov. 4 Tam | stany thne. Good Doarding piaces fur students wia — 4¢take fromn tho party accused of ‘n crimo'any | Ringfin the Hoard of Education, of whitlh ns | [ think 1 know what bla reputation Is for peace- TIHOMAS BRENAN, CAbina T3 1o £701 Ktkerais, S 4 five Gut of iha clty. Can select eny branches. Adiress CHICAGO & PAOIFI0 RATLROAD. Upon cpConeldorutionn which legittmately boro | Hanford charged, Mra, Sullivun was the chlot, | ablonces. 1 sbould sav bo'was a very peaccable | ‘Thomss Brenou was theu eallod: Iam cash- | Drafisiuied Jopang nocuit s egercay T forelreuture” 7 M. B BUYANT, Chicagn, Ul | popot corner Chlcagu-avente aud Larribeo-stroat. it (o uestion of punlshment, and fn which, nlso, her alleged fnflnence with | muun, fer In the City Treasurer's oflice; was in the TENURISUN BHOTH LI, P Washlaman st MISS COMBTOCIK ckey 0255 00 Cl) 0nly' :]u Arman gald the common Jaw conld | ex-Mayor Colvin wag unlmadyerted upou, There was na cross-examination, Councll on the Fthof August during the dls- N ATIONAL LINE OF STE \MS"“’S 3 . njioltored by expross statuto or neceasnry | Witiloss contingod: Am not connucted with VLONENGE T. SULLIVAN. ussion about th mombers of the Boardof Edu- | N: L ) 3 s | Nos. B2 and 31 West Forttethost., Now York, | Frrmeres e é.:il} lio'common-law rules of evidencs, | the Board now, 1 liwve known Sullivao and his Florence T, Sulllyan sworn: 1 live at No, 878 { catlfon, I was not thure whon Hanford's com- New York to Queenstown and Liverpool. RSOLISH rfifiy{,u{ f‘lili'all‘)‘ gl&}l{n RE. Tiyfon Pusenge of e eppyarom, England, wer us much o Jurt wifo sluca thoy first came to_tho eity, L buve | Ok street, Tho defendant is my brother, On | munication was prosented, It was goma tine ' | TIEQUEEN, Gocdly7:808 | RUAIN, v. o, Tam. | ENOL L b0t kOPE NS BEPT, 27, Passel Bale the gummon law ‘@8 thoss which related to | been lutlmately acquuinted with her, tha Tthof August I was &t bome until ubout 7 | the sfternoon, betwsen 4 and 5. I heard por- | ITALY, Out. 23,2 00 pw | ENGLAND Rov. 11, 13,18 BOARDING rgl"m'_hnu’x )'TO S1XTEEN, 18] tanm. of men; ond ho Iatsted that, untll | Q—as uny corrupt Ring formed in the Board | giclock. My brother came home and asked me | tions of it read, und the discussion that cosued. | piAnce. oct.) ADA,Oct. 39, 3 pum. KINDERGANTES IN CHARGE OF Lo i3 1o urder o curriage for the purpose of going | 1 saw Bullivan that afternoon at the foot of the down-town to the nowspaper ofices with Lis | atairs leading to the Council Chamber, golngup. wife. 1 had & conversation with im sbout the char- and §70 currency, _teturn MINS LEONOWENS. Cabin passaye, 800, i R LB tickets at reduced rates. Bieerais tickots curs T oy | VA NORSAN puapizuTe: :Bé" bad been samu change of thoss rules by | W hile you wero s member of it ) 20 e ey Bratia for £1 snd upwards on Grcat liiial g:'."":u ennctment they remalued the law of | Mr. [teed objected, us 1t was incompotent aud PITTSBURD, FY. WAYNE & ORIUAGO RAILWAY, Immuterlal, ———————— e The Court f if ATe. Arrtve. remarked (hat thy i ‘Tlie Court remarked that the presuinption of ¢ ¢ Irolangd. _Apply ta ¥, B, LAUSON, ¢ bouth Clark-at. 213 Weat Fifty-ninth-st., faclig Central Park. R LD ] > 0r¢ Was one rule Mr, Van Arman wanted that stricken out, and ter of the document, pilagt A 5 7 evhhllrfi,:\'.u)‘"{ fiuucnl‘ and thut was that_tho | 1\ was that thers was no Ring, it was done. 2 MQ.—X)M ou tell bim aoything about what fts \ s fl'x'.‘fi"'t"l‘fl'r’;f"vflv‘éfifilé."wf “German Famity e el B R case yo hgulid Vo pertinent to thie tssue, Tn o | Mr O'Brien {"“l‘""’d to prove that the docu- | ™ Witness restineds I got & carriogo and drave | effect sl 01‘ l cl‘“l‘“l 0 snd Dag ‘Hehool for Y ounig Ladics will reaben Gapt. 1, 2|1 8i00p: mu.f vicoa m: ftuoy h‘“"‘" “«! !l‘::l{l‘nhfl&; tlhn lp{muhm\:m. \:fia :‘l’f:‘:‘f]e;’u 8 lo from beginnlug to end—a | to the corner ul‘ hu.;k m\d\'sl::gt .dm;".n Mrs. fi’x‘”“(‘i‘“" to. it il { . L, o'.‘.':':",fi‘:‘.',:( Kiviog tull inforution, will be fur+ +|0:c0p. .} o0 e m u 4 ¥8ue Lo mensure. the ] ag with me, We atarted with the in- r, O'Brien proposed to show that the wit- 3 £V, 17, U VAN N LL.D., = = - - & v “‘r‘_“m.“‘:lhu i waa to discern the guilt! The Court—1t (s presumed by the law to bo o fn"u'flfi?."n't' gul{\(‘; to tho newspaper oflices, Wo | ness told x-l)'ulll“"unifim an ttuck had just ben | dey oo Becuorn L Conpany e e oo, L LR PIAN Sy, | prtactpate susunday excepied. YDAy, fBulurday eicepied tended for by gt oeued that the principlacon- | slander, s met my brother at tie corner of Stato streot, | muda in the Council upon uls wife, luvolving | Jslea'of pestago—trom Now York o soubampian, | Gp @ ie T b , Ladi i i the ml’u by othor side would utterly abol- | ~ Mr, Bwott sald lie lg&oponed to calleverymem- | and ko got into tho carrlage, snd we went to | ber character, and that {t owmbraced a deflnite ‘;‘,','ig'gm-;“r;,\‘-mgfl,"g*gg'::,:-,,:.‘;4 o ,',',‘,‘;',‘1;‘ Oharlier Institute for Youug 168y BALTTMORE & OHIO BAILROAD ¥ g evidenco. Tu undorstood it | ber of the Board of Edutation on the point— | Hunfora’s, No, 307 Oak strect, Mo asked it 1t | chorge azulust her chastity. or éu..w apply 10 42 O¥Liidins's % 167 Madisen-ay,, New York, Traius leave frow Exposltion Bulldlug, foot of Moo 2 Buwling Green, New York, mum:flmaulmly coneedod that no prov- | proposcd to trace the falschood from the publi- dde, m,’"f“" i to i thu alleged hom- | cation to tho death of Hunford, nd finally he suld he Tne Court—You propose to show that he were boat for hiw to go, Eunlunl would not give a (B:lllvnn) was not prescat at the reading 0 ) o b to fow Boarders will ba | 1008t Tickes-ofcen: &1 Clarkost bahner House, would go and see Wil reopen September 20 A Graud Facltic, sud Dopot (Expodition Bullding). aken. Puptis prepured for the Hareard Kzamingtions ——eee——————— et et it : separated from | ‘Phe Court thought 14 to collatoral.e written retractiou. Hu wsked me to get out to e O ety o, s an oxplunation of bls | Great Westorn Steamship LI, | jor hmen. Clreuizes cay be bad on apglicati, or 3¢ Losve. | Artive. "h:‘l::’ltl‘;:- constitute o part of e reagoste of [ Mr, O'Ivien Pm]lull.‘fl to show it was Inten- | bouw witnoss It he vefused. Mrs. Rihivan ro. golng to Hanford's House, From New York to Bristol (England) direct. Poimnce, Wil sORIIE RS E usd Prateiir 31 35 oy, Expreas - m | S0 o, Bt (e m.'.';' was udmissible fu law. He did | tonally muliclous,—that ho hod sccused the | mained in the carrlogze, My brother wnd Mr. Vau Armun contended that 10 such testl- | poMeuse: Monday, Oty 33 | cme e e ‘u: Express m. 808 e Mmifed ypg, ""\’ testimony offored could o | fady of having Interfored with somo of hisam- | I wont up tho steps, wud “hu ssked | mony wus sdumitted, then anything that mlf;m. ALRAGON, Synon L O | M ADAME O. DA SILV.A. | bl ki, 30 Ly 0K m fullaated; "} or” tho rultng i any caso ever ad- | bitfous selicuies with regard to tho Board of | & lady 1f Mr Hanford lved there, | have been sald to Bulilyan in the strects or clues puabn bass; S4T30 D qrinedinte, S451 Htearagu g 4 Mre. Alex Dradford's (formerly Mry. Ogdon 10ally. iy, Bundays excepied. tbe 3 Jo, m‘u“»“-lfifl"‘ffifi;., ?.'l'.‘,}'i;‘:, lv;::;xlcd over gdu:mminl.l—lll‘:ldu . follow it up to tho time Hll‘nlo l:lh‘l"he!nllld,l-mhpuhncd Mlm duuhll on lln; whu{unwhluh mlgh‘ll be ln:[)xmmlmtg lm;-a lh“;l eyt ‘1..;»3 R SRt e | Maaante E:im’; Fenen, and Usriun lossling | HI0AGO, BOCK ISLAND & PAOLFIU RATLEOAT. =it by Serys momen j¢ struck her he face, sldew, brothier upproache m, aml | any jufluence upon his mind wou! 0 udintssl- | Ceutral road.. "youny ladies and children, wit 3 o A was by Slltivated e feellig” of rovinge, tiut | - Mr. Swett sdded that thoy proposed to prova | sskod him {f Yis hatens, waa Tanforid. 116 sald | b6, uud there would be o ruls regurdiig tho R aud Day-Sichool for JORRe, v Dopots autacr af Nay Burea and shirpisnsess Thsket i ftaa y leter or personally, as above., PHILADEEPHIA AND LIVERPOOL. 3 M 0w fault, L) Infirmfy ho Jaw uMowed for the | conclusively that 1lanford dellberatsly wulked ’(’d[u{g“e; ",'“‘L‘:“!‘Lv but it gave no place to tho | up'to Mra, Bullivan and struck her fu the faco; Yoa," M{lfirutlmr thon_pulled s communica- | wdmissibllity of evidenco except the bare dis- Sl which wondl JThm: was nothing n the | that o hated her with & 4nallclous batred, tlon vut of rock«-t. snd sald to Mm: *¢'This | cretion ot the Court, - Is part of un srticle thut was read In the Coun- Alr, Bwott cited a Michimn case to show that Bour ould Juatify wven a blow. Aftor | which would wecount for tho blow. ell to-nlght, asatting my wife, oud 1 want to | suvd testimony was sdutslble. g e : “RYE SEMINARY, oy ‘t‘““‘ "lm:‘vcucd. and munerous conversa- | Mg, Van Anman submitted that trying the | know TEyou ro the’ suthor® " Munford s he Court ud o doubt sbout ft. Tho cass '*"m“'“““'“‘“‘"‘“‘{'."!“ 'l'“"'?" i Jiye, N.Y...Fur particulars address Mre. 8.4, Livs. MUK Ll ayigh g gy Nersons wnd talkivg It over | queltion as to whother or nob there was & Rivg | tated at lirat, aud theu safd ho dld’ut want to | was uno entire transection from tha time tho AT LOWEST RATES. PRAOIRITILALE bbbt ottt bl oot being 50 §, i cuppor-table, the defendant | I the Board was not the lezal way to try the | answer. My brother satd, © Van Osdel saya you | articlowasread until it terminated in the tragedy Guaeral oftice, 133 La Ealle:st, curner Madlson. ™ are thosuthor,? and Hanford sald, *If you | st the huuss. The {ury could uot pass upon know who tho suthor fs thero 18 no nocessity | iho motive, without Liaving the facts, The cass for usking me.' Ay brother sald, * This srticle | coutd not by chopped up, sud tried by what oc- hus an Infamous mvantug or finplicationy” or | curred ut the house, Oue eye vould not be sbut something (0 that elfect, Tlo suidy Nr."Tan- | and the case Jooked at widh the other, Ho did ford, I cither want you to prove what you huve | not care shout decislons of cusca. 1 was u wuts said, or to reteact 161 Tlanford didu't sag wny- | ter of common sense, aud material to determing thing, My bruther sald, What would you | how thu defendunt catae to go to the house,— the wyrgt ¢ Jouster of himsclf a8 © to suppress | caso before the Court. My ifauford ia fn his furd, "r't“,ll‘:““’"“” from dus wife, ho “hob Mo fraves hie cannot defend Limself hero3 he can Kenco eyl bo“]‘. :m rround upon which tho ey~ | Do abused horo befors the jueys counsel can say ir. O'Brion nl:lrn uced, hu was uufaithful Lo hls wif while shy sits do- Yk here gty Lt lxu defense nover clabmed | fonscless in court. We have no redress ogabist g..“ Wling, or tho g, al:r ;ll:al“:rbtlc‘};lfu‘ljuhuly :m&. ‘\.inur lbnuli;r w‘lll h;wu lu‘tr)‘ thy cuse o O wogg v o une bolls sldes, nder the clrcumstances wo inus wount ot what it contained., ‘| prove tho existenco of the Ring. 3, H. MILNE, Weatern Azent. WIN OR'TH, [t S BT mrvroALoamms | THE ROVAL VICTORIY TOTEL, | B iimatiistisnocne iy & Ly DS e ] d 3 PRERORIPTION YREE NABSAU, BAHAMA IBLANDS, ¥yp tnind laves, Graud L o it Now vpen. J, PORTER, Proprietor, Sieam. O the enecdy cu akuess Lost Man | epa leave New York Oct, 28 aud Nov. 20 For full Eeta ARy Dt infurmatlon nsx-lr to JAMES LIDUERWOUD & Addreas Dit. nnatl, oule. | €O, 7538 Broadwey. New York. Bl Swett buld thoy oxpocted to prove that | T r. Bwettee] wishRo make s corroctton, T | thiuk of io (€ I should ‘sssault your vwifc, or | whnt his wotive was, It was vital fu tho case, = ; N Sy S STOVE BOAND, “Mfimd apurt of the wrticlo, carrlod it | never aceused Ihn(unlunl infldelity. lmc;'nly even you, and then you coms to m’u lx: [y u':l(:: Nn‘l.mu‘u m&n:lfl‘uinu “:nuru upon it “&Ql{'&?ng@}'uw WHU”E{“‘ SVJ.“”LW A AN A AN At o0d roud {4 o Ln, nd (61d i | (oL tha fuct. Which bad comio o bl knowledics Sy UAAKGE n ook 10 €0 Fotract of furniah | tban o kuow how bo understood and PAGE'S, 147 BTATE.8T, PAGE'S, 147 STATE.ST PAGHE'S “ TILE" BTQVE BOAKD. % ]