Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 2, 1877, Page 8

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE:.'IUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1877, - : g 5 === e —— - —s s RN o stion being | s ! [ 3 that ho be held for the actlonof theGrandJury, | Heights. At the Coroner's fnquest it came ou cantlon e m“‘:a’i'her lflu: :fifim}m nn’r? ;rqu“::(:znrlrzhfi ;“?Y‘Hflmfi,fl"e: s l‘l’r‘&:’sfl{?:ugél’.m KNIFE AN D BUI‘LET' l!e,t)‘x:zuw‘::\'er. w:‘:fimt Indicted. n i ‘hlfiolflf;t deliberately nlllce(; & platal to the' ?fififi:‘.fi?“m"fixfi'e"fr‘“ -fléi,:::‘ ur‘,:’y,?ofif::".',’: flz w/Ak ar imitation dtinks on_incbriated custom- E. B. Latnror, FILIRRT—OLDRXARRA. Tead of Frank and shot him, for the purnose, a8 | going to get—np—nnotier—war!” * \What!" 8. ad whether a barkeeper could conscien- . KERP, Witltam Oldenberg, a younk German, married | was supposcd, of robbing him of his wages. Ac- { exclaimed the ex-Confederate, {“mp'“’ clear GENERAL NEWS. v give n customer in such casc less chango WiLuiax C. Ives. The Criminal Mortality of the Da= | & daughter of Andrew Filvert In 1878, He | cordingly, Orvitt was held. fls has been In- |.gyer a rafl-fenco and looking mightily frighten- ' t! waa entitied to. 1t was declded that it A— owned a grocery store on Twenty-second street, ( dlcted, and that fs as’ far na his case has pro- | ed,—‘'another wah! Then yo' will ‘sca these | #Lord Dundreary " {8 ot the Palmec Ihuse. | -ca, vizht to exercine judicial functions with his CRIMINAL. parted Year. and was doing well. Several onths after | gressed. Sera legs takin' ma out of hyar, for wo uns dune y eorge B. F th, 1+ fa chief elntk of | & because otherwise he woull get £o sy taking n partner ho began to drink whisky, and GAUGIAN—YICKS, one got 'null of dat ’ere t'other ’casfon!' Me. 0 Be D e et tha 1ot | Arimt that ho wouldn't. be able o order any m 101 a b Clark his grocery and earnings were soon mwept away, After alull of three weeks another was added | And gfien the clay-cater, gazing at the Copper- . tha Globo Ifotel st Philadelplin, fe st tha Tl drinke, 1o, any vothtng ot the superlor | OMcor Considine sesterilay found In # Clartk | Gneerful Reading for Personsof a | ns wat' ittt “his little homs | Lo the calendarzs murder without single | hend for & moment, and muttering sometbing mer House. ccanomy (to the hotiee) of the procees, but that street den a quantity of sllverware, which Is . contatned. Falling to provide for his wife sho left. him; and went to her fatber's honse, No. 1013 Wentworth avenue, Oldenberg ealled frequently, and vowed sho should return to hhn. \Veflnurh{ July 13, he vlsited his father-in-law’'s three [mes, nad the last time, belog told that his wife's whercabouts wero uns known, he used sume very vile langusge toward the fnmates. Filbert remonstrated with him, wrhereupon Oldenberg applied to him an un- warrantablo epitiict, and mode a motion s if to strike. Flbert being 60 years of agennd feeble, and his son-tn-law, a large, pawerful man, as he sald, * drew a revolver and fired full at him.” Tho ball entered Oldenberie’s Jeft breast, and Ty the time ho liald been maile ns comfartable na possible at the County Hospital Filbert was in custody. Oldenberg died on the 13thy and Fil- bert was committed to jall by the Coroner {o awalt the nction of the Grand Jury, He was indleted, and Sept. 21 tried, the Jury disagrec- ing. The case s still pending. HUENNEN—IULINER, The people of Nilea Uentre, in Cook County, tweivo niies north of ho city, were excited July 16 by the nndlni; of a Mrs, Hucbuerin a . alliating circumstance, The victin was Joseph Nervons Turn of Mind. Wickes, 2 tallo 5 N WVicks, o tallor, He lived in the rear of No. 148 Cornella street, and waen tenant of Patrick Gianghan. Thetwo frequently quarrelied, and Oct, 21 they had a dispute” nbout cleaning a vault fo the yard. Gaughan wanted Wicks to do it, and he refused. After calling cach other many hard names, Gaughan got a revolver and ordered_Wicks to remove the contents of the privy, Wicks sald_he was not that kind of “n, fellow, Mrs, Wicks implored GUanghan not to fnjure her = hus- band, and Gaughan laughed, saying he could do no harm with aweapon that Liad been loaded for years. He, liowerver, shot three times at Wicks, two of the buliets lnklng effect In the abdomen, Gaughan hid fn a pile of rut- Lish in his houte, and was thera found by a policeman. \Vicks lived four Lh{s. The mur- derer was indlcted, and {8 now fu- the Count: Jall. When Lie will face s jury of his peers fs unknown. about * Kussed fule,” took a big chew of plg- tail tobacco and moved off toward timberland. —— STARVING CATTLE, Epeciat Dizpaleh to The Tribune, OxanA, Neb,, Jan. 1.~1t s rellably reported that, owing to the unusual fall of snow on the grazing lands in Western Nebraske, vast herds of cattlo are suffering greatly for want of food. When the snotw fell it was melted slightly, and acrust formed, thus preventing its drifting to leave hare spots for m’“m% Hetween Sldney and North Platte 83,000 to 40,000 head of catfle are daily pussing Into a starving_conaition, and they como up to the Union Pacific Rallroad track in great numbers, and frequently impede the progress of trains, which are” obfiged on this account to move sluwly aud cautious- l'y through this scction, Caitle aro often ound Istng benumhed and hungry on the track, and have to be forcibly driven off. Cattle men, however, although expecting somo loss, do_not as yet antleipate anything very scrious. They hope for a favorablo change of the weather The Grand Trunk sent out a $rain yesterday orntug, and expcet to run them ss usual from this time on. The monthly meeting of the Directors of the Chicago Mechanles' Instituta will be held at No. 65 Wasliington atrect at 8 p. m. to-day. The regular monthly meeting of the Citizens” Association will take placc at the rooms, Nos. 30 and 81 Merchants' Bufldlng, at 7:30 p. m. to- day. . . ‘Early yestorday morning Jobun A, Rischer, of No, 57 Hanover street, fell npon the sidewalk near his residence and fractured the right leg J above the knee. 1t {s some satisfaction to reflect that no ora- tor, editor, or other person who Inflicts himsclf ‘upon the public, can now ueo the phrase, “ihis Centeunlal year.” Thisconsoling reflcetion will go far to reconciling the man to his lot who has Legun s letter *Jan. 1, 1670." it was tiat safe to lay down any geneeal rule In | the Armory awalting identification. Edward the delicate matter of making change. Aue | Taney, the thief in whose ranche it was recov- other intercsting debate touk piace Saturda = Won the q‘mu&n' FHe ko ur:xl,r moral ang | £Feds was yesterday gent to the Houre of Cor- richteous cusa make a good gin-shngerd” Ju rectlon for nincty days under the vagranty was contended by those who sustained the of- | statute firmativo that a'bariicepcr of that orl WouM | Edward Relley, a notorlos sneak and burg- BV 0 s amployer's 0L 3 it ko e while thore who' held | 18T 38 put into limbo by yesterday by Detect- the negative declared as positively that the fup- fve Scott. Hels thought to be the person who posititions barkeeper wonld fail disastroualy | recently did a clever ol at & West Lake street chiort of his duty in tho important details of ;ll'urrt‘lvyburlh?\t‘ngl:?, ';fikt‘o!"v‘mbfll‘e"ln& d“.'; makingchange 6 inebriated customers, reducing | Jtherty of his » pals, o) contin Tiatiors thiat were too strong, and the ke, Fic | tho sth inst. n 1,000 bail. nally. the point of onler wiis ralsed that a truly Detectives Osterman and 8immona yesterday consclentlous, moral, and righteous mait | captured James Brown ond Daniel Arnold, two wonldn't hecome a gin-slinger, and the Presl- | viflainous-looking scoundrels, upan rellable in- dent ruled that Jt was well taken. It seems s | formation_ given by a third party who was to roud deal like throwing stones agin the houses, | have alded the men in making an ‘aseanlt with hoys,''remarked the official, but he's right | fntent of robbery upon the keeper of lunch- anid we'll have to give this yere debate the { higuee near Madison-street ridee, Owing to grand bounce.” The Soctety “will next week | the loose nature of the evidence, nelther will be rapple with the Interesting queation: * How | charged with anything more than vagraney. muh dinmonds and fast ’im"" i (‘ommtzlélo The sueak-thieves and burglars kept time T e e e+ | with the Methodists in, watcling out the ol How Retribution Follows Swift upon the Heels of Guilt, ; One Culprit Brought to Judgmept, and That by Hlis Own Hand. ‘The year just closed was characterized by no 1cas than twenty-four violent kiilings fn Chica- go,—twos month,—and the greater number of them ds deliberate murders as were ever com- mitted, Alljof the accused except two were srrested, and indictments were returncd against twenty-one. Tiwo cases only have been trled, the juries disagrecing In both. Appended s an outline of each affray. RONBY—SCHATZLEIN~ROSE. The first murder of the year accurred on the SWERNET. Sunday evenlng, Oct., 29, Jsmes_Sweenoy was walking slong Caunal street near Jackson, when he wyas met by 3 man who was followed by a 3 L downwards. _Several of them wero | dog, Sweeney was also accompanicd by his | soon which will afford opportunitles of grazing. The Board of Publlc Works of the infernal year and In the new, as Mra. McGowan,” of No. | morninz of the 10th of Janyary at Koch's Hall, ::?:‘::’dhfi?;n:na‘l‘;lyml:c‘r 1.‘..1}':.‘,31" -Yj:lm ltlllcbm!r. ‘tcrrlcr. %’ nlrammxe om-mlp to n{nlch e — regionahave advertised for 675,000,000,000 squaro IIERMANN RASTER. 200 Jeflerson street, can testifs, While abeent | No. 1016 South Halsted strect. Lodgs No. 11 | tohelp her out, he stating that she ad fallen | the animals fof & single round fight. Small-Pox nnd Neuralgls. yards of good fntentions, I order to complete s 5 L from home hier abode was entered and ran- fn. When brought to the surfaco she was of the * Order of Liberty,” a German organizne tlon, Instailed its ofilecrs on the evening of the 0Oth, and the ceremonles were supplemented by a ball and hanquet. Among those present were ex-Policeman Thomas (. Roney nnd Charles Gruetzmacher, who attended by fnvitation of Pollceman Peter Harmonm, he Lelng a member of the Order. Gruetzmacher had made application for admission, but had been “plackballed.” This made him augry, and engendercd In his heart a desiro to be re- venged. During the festivities lie treated the floor-managers with contemot, and threatened to *clean out the house.” For this he was ejected. Heo is Harmon's brother-In-law, gnd lis cjection excited Harmon’s wrath, and he defended him. Roncy also united {n his de- fensc, and shoutced that he could * lick — out of the whole crowd.”” An effort was then made to put Roney out, but hic resisted. Max Schatz- Bweency agreed, and set his " pup on, and the other cur was beaten. While thedogs were strugaling, the man stooped to pick up the one belonglng to bhim, giving vent to his anger in curscs. Pulling out a revolver he fired two shota in succession, Sweeney fel), and befora the hystanders realized the’ sizuation the as- sassin had mnde his escape. One of the bullets entered SBweeney's left breast, and was taken out near the spinal column. He llngered for | gering.'" fiye days, The police secured a good desc.iption | ™ Torse-radlsh fa sali to be a siuple nnd effect~ of the murderer, and he was ;arrested In Mar-. | ual remedy for ncuralgia. Grato and mix it in ehall, Texas, Nov. 29, and brought to Chicago. | vinegar, the same as for tabls purpodes, and np- 1is name is James A. Depler. [fo is awalting | ply to the temple wheo the face or licad s af trial upon an indlctment for murder. ected, or the wrist when the paln is in the arm BMITIT or shoulder. 2 The sccond representative of this prolific | se——ceesms S{l‘m"l!{' -erln ?ln;‘e nl'n Geom(t;:. m:a lsholt Nov. ‘ o . The alray took place on Canal street, near | ot S ANFORD AL \Worcester. Maan., Handolph. Thewas'a satlor, and, with séveral B s v eomithy anac of his compantons, was out on & “‘bout.” One | aeiried by tho Rev. 3. Bweetser, 1. ML of the men accused 8mith of trying to rob him, | 8mith, of Brooklyn, N, Y.,and L and concluding that he had not “done so, turned | of the oficlating clergymal to another and began quarrcling with him. ——— While going out of a saloon 8mith and this TWRNTY-FIVE YEARS OF JOURNALISTIO LABOR. | racked of a quantity of clothing and fewelry, Ono of the pleasantest surprises of New-Year's “‘m,ln gewtfi‘:gs?d utmlhlen ‘gfige&mll Iu;lllv.zr Day was that which befell Mr. Hermaun i e She SIOWALL, ve ey Raster, at his residence, No. 391 West Jackson #lso compluliis of Aha lass of hls wanirohe. street. For twenty-five years past Mr. Raster The Coroner will hold the inqueat upon Denls Dayno to-lay at the Madlson Street Station. lins occupied an honorabie positlon among the | THE Dolico will busy themselves fn making out leading German journalists and thinkers of this | n case against James M. McCabe and Frank country, and he has been connected for much of - Howard, the fire-bugs of 91 Desplaines street, that time with tho Staals-Zeitung of this clty. Hfi‘;"@}:fi".fi {,"Jéti‘;:'“:‘.f; l:pg:y‘t, f;ly‘t;;:;' Yfr:‘lc:; In his capacity as cditor-in-chlef of that journal every particular of the apparently m-,";:hcf,){.. he los scen much of practial work, snd | fng evidences agalnst the two, even to finding is justly regarded by the (Oermans of | the expressman who hauled away McCabe’s per- Chicagd ns a_brilllant represcntative of thelr | sonal effects, nationality. Yesterday was the twenty-fifth At an oarly hour yesterday morning James nnnivorsaty of s labors as u Journallst 1 | Grisbeil, of No. 27 xfiuc Tsland avenuc, awoke Amerien, and about 3 o'clock In the afternount |'yq find tivo burgiars ransncking his apartments. his friends began to flock In upon im. ‘Thera | jfe gave the alarm, and Officer Mulhicleen, who was nsoclal chat, and then tho truth was grace- | wagearly upon the scenc, sueceeded in captur- fully unfurled to nim. The stall of the | jur ane of the crooks,—a fellow giving the name fii’?::'/ifl'l;‘;:l‘ln a ’"fiffl';cd n""";" - Wlfi'flm:a ofFrank Murphy. A large quantity of wearing Dois. Fire, TRaster "{’Pf'ml with o besutl apparel and jewelry was packed up ready to be 1y in “T am willlng to risk my reputation as a pub= lic man,”" wrote Edward [Tine to the Liverpool Mercury, “If the warst case of small-pox can- not bo cured fn three daya, n(mrly by tho use of crean of tartar. One onnce of cream of tartar dirsolyed in & pint of water, drank at intervals, when cold, I8 8 certain, never-falling rcmc(li. It hascured thousands; never leavesa mark, never causes blindness, and avolds tedlous lin- the repaving of the place, Tenders recelved to- dayand the delivery of the supplies to begin any time on and after Jan. 3, 1877, While the hose-cart attached to Engine Com- pany No.1was going to the firc yesterday - morning, it upset at the corner of Lake street + " nnd Fitth avenue, fhrowing the driver, Lieut. Richard J. Bweeney, to the zround, and, drag- gloe him for rome’ “distance, inflicted serious and palnful internal injuries, ite_rocelved proper inedical care and was scnt to his home in the West Divislon. Tho stockholders of the Traders' Insuranco Company of this clty met at the office of the v Company vesterday morning and elected the Board of Directors for the yecar, as follows: CCharles Comatock, Henty C. Ranney, A, 8. Burt, Thomas L. Parker, Afs Dow, B.IL McCrea, Charles B. Pope, D. K. Pearsons, ad Ira B. Younglove. The onlychango in the Board is in + the last two names. The American District Tolegraph Company yeatorday wished thelr boys under their control dead, At the Caronet's lnrlm:st Hucbner testi- fied that he wasmway untll 11 o'clock at night, and, not finding his wifo when he returncd, he rearched for her and found her In the well. Carl Snerer, n brother of the deceased, testitied that his sister was afrafd of her Hie, and bad told him that once Huebner had —taken her by the throat and choked ier; and when she sakd, "4 You may yet take my Ufe," he rcivllc(h “That may come Yel; thare is the will. T care not fora human {lfe.’” There were wounds on the body of Mrs, Hucbner, which Dr. Relnhart swore had been fnflicted before desth; there waa nothing In tho well to produce them by the fall. ‘Though the evidenco was weak, 'the “fur! directed thay Hueboer be committed for trial. He was fndicted anil released on o habeas cor- pus, and has not yet been tried. SULLITAN—RAXTONRD. This case attracted the most attentlon of any durfng the year, and the details ond the scenes at tlic trinl are too well remembered to be recapitulated, As is koown, the jur disngreed. It {3 probable that the accond trial enr) ted away, nud a3 Grisbell was able to fdentify | Icin caught him by the coat, and wes pushing e man, who was known as *'Bill,”” had n ecuflle, | “gAT15H R N e A S i & fully and approprintely fnscribed gold-headed S v nositively, J cully ~ welll tako place at the February term of the . A y ) BALISBURY Colorado Springs, Col,, en Fri= n Happy New Year by spreading out to thewm, at mnc’. and, Ml’u koL wits ROt enGUE, B hoavy .\Iu&g?’ positively % Justice Scully hield nlin {n | kim toward the door, when Roney drew a re- B Crlininal Court. RIRDY—DODRINS. During a fight In the saloon No. 40 Kinzle street, on _the night of Aug. 12, Willlam Kirb; atabbed Michac) “Dobbins In the arm, knocke: and Bill shot him in the head and suddenly dls- | gay, Dec, N, allsbury, aged 35 yoars: also appeared. Smith died almost instantly.” The :i"in'gein.]m‘ Nucaa n'.'| Biday. Dec. o0r tta, actectives had much trouble fn getting at the | hiswife (daughter of 8, 1L Knciell. of Evanston, true circumatancea attending the homlclde, all | 111, ), aged 20 years. thoae who witnessed {L scemingly knowlng but HOOPER—The funeral of Arthar 8. J. Ifooper 1ittlo sbout it. The murderer has not yet been | will take place from St. James' Church, Pralrie $1, ail to the Criminal Court. ‘While returning home from watch-meeting at 8t. Peter's Miasion, No. 45 Thind avenue, at an carly hour yesterday morning, Mme. Morrls and Jennle Sullivan, two colored women of casy vir- the central office, 2 magnificent dinuer, presid- ed oyer by Mrs. L. B. Pearsons, wifo of the Su- perintendent. That which was left was distribs 1uted among those of the boys who have mothera and sisters to support, and there wss rejolclog 1n mora than onc home in consequence, volver and struck Schatzleln on the head several tlmes, compelllng him to let go s hold. One Frederick came to his old, and, as Roney was being pushed toward %ahl snufl-box was aleo presented to him, pon its lid is the monogram *11. R.,* and upon the front Is engraved In German: *‘To Hermann Raster, fromn his friends, In memory of the end of twenty-live years of labor upoit L cocked his revolver aud fired three | 1 down, and kicked lim in the stomach. Tha | 3 brchonded, and probably never will be. avenue, near Tiventy-roventh etroct. on Toeslay X the Germion press of Ameriea. December, | tuc reslding on Fourth avenue, claim that they the door, ho cocked wounded man wos taken home, and, erowing | 2PP 4 [ ] & The Bunday Lecture Society, which was start- m‘;l—Dcccmhu‘:‘. 1876, * | were nssaulted by four young wen who rusheil | ehots i rapid succession. One of the bullets | yopse, Thento to the Alesian Brot ers' Hospital, AATSON—TABL. & m. at 11 o'clock. - Friendsare invited to attend. ’ ed to furnishi tho public with good lcctures at | ° “Phero were many of the best representative out upon them with drawn pistols from between two houses on Thinl avenue, wear Hare- son strect, Without any provocation what- ever, the womnen state, cach of the roughs fired full at Uiews, only twa shiots takine cilact, —one in Mine, Morris® right thigh, inflicting 8 decp though not dangerous wound, and the other In Jennfe Sulllvan'a left breast, below the cntered the abdumen of Schatzlels, just helow the navel, and another struck a man named Fred Rose above the tirst rib, took a diugonal downward course, and passcd through the small Intestines and out at the side. The third ball lodged In the wall. Roney ran away after tho shooting, but was subsequently arrested. Roso The third murder in eight days occurred Nov. PISCHCRAK—Martin Raymond, twin eon of 6. Adolph Matson drove into an alley between | Dr. John and Mrs. Anna Marla Plechezak, aged 13 Ruble and String strects, near Meaghor, to re- | Months fl;h_},-l 5-1-.Jrrnm”dlpth§her n.mm.-e’. . s turn a horse aud buggy he had borrowed. Ac- [ Kunersl Tacsdar, dan. & mtd b o, o dentally going inte the wronz. barm, he was | Fesldence of his parents, 604 South Halsted atrcst, attacked by a dog. White driving oft the ani- | McCUTCHION=0n Monday, Jan, L 1670 &t 3 inal hig frightened some ducks, and a woman ran | B "o . & P to tho proprictor and told him some one was monthasnd B dayas soungest Bl of Aytevscrand cost price, finds that the publicis not at present {nclined to pay such cost. In order to keep tho remalinder of its funds intact it will give only occaslonal lectures Atho rest of this scason, and Legin its fifth continuous course next fall. Any outstanding ticketa are good for any lecture. ‘They can be redecmed, f thic holders prefer, upon presentation to the Becretary, whose address is whera hie died withintwo weekn. Tne Coroner's jury louked upon the crimu ns manslaughter, and Kirhy was released on $2,000 bail. Ile was Indicted, but has not yet been tried. SMITH—~GLYNN. Albert, Curtls Smith, a yvoung colored man swho ha lost his aituatton by belng canght steal- fuge from his cinployers, having a'wife and two German citizens of Chicago present. Among them were Dr, T, J. Bluthardt, Cousnl Claus- senfus, Emil Dictzech, G, Thelsen, A. Shoenin- wer, Co Denglehart, Washington Hesing, A, C. Hesing, Willlam Vocke, Julius Resenthal, and Dr. Ernat Schmids. Coroner Dietzsch recited an urlginal poetn, es}wclnll written for the occa- slon, which_was full of felicitous hits. Dr. | nipple, inflicting n wound that narrowly escaped i g’ children to support. hecame » discouraged and | LTINg to steal his ducks. The man, Christ atlce of fancral In evening papers. printed upon them. Bhutiarit, Witllam Vocke, Consul Clatissenlus, | soro ‘vial orgatw. Dr. I1: . Ford “sitended | 743 takento Lis home, No. 43 Archer avenus, | o drinkliz. ile had. o misundorstanding | Lach susbed out, and, without saking an ex. | pENNETT-Arihor Eva, youngert eon of £, : A young woman called at a_ fushlonable card- | Mr. Koseuthal, and othere, made brict and con- bouhy and remuved the builets. Owlng to the | o0 Schatzlein to No. 435 on tho samo street. | withy n inan nnmed Lorry Hersey, o bartendor ag | Planation, began to fight Mateon, Rclreating | 7. and M. A, Bennett, aged 14 months and 10 gratulatory remarks, all of which quitc over- engrayer's Saturday and asked if he was patron- {zed by Countasnd Marquises. The trutbful tradesman replied that he could not tell o lie— that most of the nobllity of Europe scat to him v for their cards, * Then,? sald the actiess gicl, i “give me a dozen assorted Princes, and Dukes, and Barons, and Earls, and Counts,—thelr cards, ., 1 mean,—for [ want them to put fn my card- <, basket and make the other girls fecl sick when wocomo to swsp lica about the fellows who ‘ didn't call on us.” A saloon-keeper on Dearborn street, whom o TriBuNE reporter called upon Saturday at 11 a. ; m., vainly to endcavor to induce him to turn from the crror af lifs ways, informed the report- erthat he intended to devote the mnext two weeks to cleaning up and rcnarntlnF his place. . S thought,” sild the reporter, “that New- ' Year's was your busy time.”' * No," rc%lled the proprietor, “'bout New-Year's all the boys ‘ swear off.and business {s pretty dull foraconple of weeks, until * the first cold or wet night, and then the boys sorter como back." ) A member of the Rogers Park Lyccum has excited much curlusity among hls fellow-mem- bers by the unvarylng regularity with which be arravs himselt on the slde of the opposition. In March last, the question being, *Is the liorse 1 more uscful than the ox1” he plcaded for the ox, and when, last month, the theme was, 15 *+ th ox more useful than the horsei™ ho argued strenuously that ho wasn't. This remarkable {nconslsteney has, however, been explained. ‘The member fn_question s a photographer, and is naturally prejudiced in favor of the negative. Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Stover celebrated thelr wooden wedding at thelr resl- dence, No, 18 North May street.” The oceasion waa made pleasant by the recelpt of many val- uable nnd grotesquo presents, luclud(ug brooms, votato-mashers, work-baskets, wooden pictures and frames, and quaint Brviss cnrvln§ Awmong those present were Mr. and Mrs, 11, Mr. . and Mrs. Beard, tho Missea Eugenfe and ) ¥ Beholleld, Miss D;fdcn. Mr. and Mra. E. Ayar, . Mr. 8harp. Mr. Dole, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Hnzel- % lne, Mr. Doauc, and 3Mr, Ira 8tover. Boclal en- b joyment and a thotce repast werothe fuatures of b occaslon. Bunday night he sald to the partner of his oys and’ sorrows: “Busle, 40-morrow la News The latter died the same day, und the forncr lingered for a long time. The Coroner's jury recommended the )mldlnfi of Rouey without batl,and also that Hurmon aus Gruetzmocher give bonda to appearas witneases, ‘The case caing up before the rand Jury in February, uud they found no ill agalna€ this accused. This actlon gave riac to eo much sus- icion, and xomany charzes were made by the riends of the deceased that the witnesses for the State had not been given an opportunity to tell thelr whole story, and that money had veen used to fuduence the minds of ururs, thut the matter was brought before the next Gramid Jury, who heard the testimony and on the 6th of Starchroturned an {ndictment against Roney for the killlng of Rose and another for the kiil- ing of Schatelein, In Aprll the case came to trial. Noney was defended by Col. Jussen, and on the 8th of that month the Jury brought in a verdict of not guilty of the murder of Rose. “‘I'his belng the strongest of the two, the other lm‘llluxnmm was diamnissed, and the case thus ended. number of shota fired thus early in the year, tho poilce falled to pay auy attentlon to the reports, and dld not hear of the affair nntil day- light. The{ are Inclined o loolk u"»on the story related by the women s rather fishy, hut are, nevertheless, inable to account for thie wounds. A solution will probably be reached to-day. bt Al ABOLISHING HIGH SCHOOLS, AND TAXING DOGS Tv the Editor of TAe Tridune. DanviLLE, Ill., Dece. 80.—Belng u reader 6f your paper, I notlee several artlcles of 1ato on the subject of revenue und leglslation for the rellef of Chicago. Any legislation with & view to the reliet of Chicago would undoubtedly bo looked upon by many ns intended a8 speclaldeg- {slation for your city, and undoubtedly woukl meet with auch opposition in both Honses of the Leginlature, although I think some things mizht with propriety be done, If presented {n the proper manners and, if you will permit me the spuce fu your paper to say something about revenue, [ wish to offer some suggestions that wotld be a reliefl tothe taxpayers of Chleago, as well as every other city fn the State, It is o well-known fact that our scnool-tax ia one ol if not the most hunlensotno taxos of the State, partleidarly in the towns s cities where Iligh 2nd Academle Schools aro supported; and I would sugyest that an amendment tothe pres- ent School “Jaw be enacted, so ns taallow freo schooling to children between the ages of 6 and 16}, tho 16th year Inclunive, instead ot from 6 to 21'ss now. That would glvoa child ten vears' schuoling at publle expenae, amd would lessen tha school-expenses in all our large towns and cities one-fourth, as it would virtnallycut out the Hizh School at. publicexpense, which, 1 belleve, hus been crowded on to the people by the Stato Buperintendent, cuntrary to the contemplation of the School law. And I think the pcople would bave juat grounds for refusing to pay the tax lmposed upon them for the qummrl of the 1Igh Scliools; and, 1€ tho matter Is rufli- clently brought before the people, it will anpear that they arc ready for a chiange lr that matter. Tam aware that “many teachers and libeeal- minded educators would oppose such a change; but it canuot ba denled that the present extrav- to his barn he dared Matson to follow, and after | days, from scarlet fever, on Sundn{. Dec 31, cutlciog the latter just inside the door Pacl Paneral from the residence, 341§ Ogden avenne, atriick him In the face with a lieary plasterer’s | Tuenday, Jan, 2, at 12 o'clocik. hioe, fracturing his skull, Matson remained In- | 3~ Kansas City paner pleass copr. nc{)slma ‘““23 i&fil{fii Pacl was arrested, but [ _ PEABODY—In Aopleton, Wis.. m:,. 10, Emma released on 83, ail. * BCANLAN—RICRARDSON. ton, and danghter of C.” J. Pettibone, ‘of Fond du While the returns of the elcetion were belnF Lac, ‘“‘g":' ’:,‘"'c‘ \ b siind received at the Palmer House, Sandy Richard- | | PEANE :Fxll'E]s?u A A f o san, colared, 5 coachman in the employ of Mr. | 8. Dec: B 137, Jaes deromo Deardsley, oy Palmer, remarked, while In_the boggage-room, uneral at 143 Bouth Peoria etrect 88 13 & m. that the Democrats liad no business golng over | go.day, to tho Republican headquarters st the tirand | poWLER—William E. Tacfie. A night-watchman named Mike Scan- | agod 58 years, after n protractod Miness,’ st his lan rejoined t“ut they liad as much right todo | remdence, 77 Thronp strect, ro as Republicans had to come to the Palmer. Funeral Thureday, Jan. 4, at 12:30 p, m., from Other words followed, and the two exchanged | residence, Servicesat Cathedrul 88. Peter and Wowa, nnd Sanily threw a pitcher at Scanfan | Paul, comer Washington d Peorls streets. which struck him on the head. Sandy did not | Friends of the family cordially invited. complain of belng hurt, but the next mornin; E-Liverpoul, England, papers pleaso copy. S O B e T TInS | STANTON~On Dec. 31, 1870, Timathy Btsnton e was found ceding @ 0 nuse Al NTON~ e, , p ) it at the mouth, O dledin s shor? . aged 52 years, brother of John snd Fatrick L. A yelelan safd death was cateet o flt, : v 7 by brought on by heart Qiscase, Scaniuty |y aheras ot i ceutionces 118 B fsects 10 however, was arrcated. ‘Tho Coroner's autopsy | Jfeeult Lfi’(uuh,mcucn by cara ta Calvary Cemetery, rhn‘wd:d t‘lm"(}“ch‘fdmnl‘s )nlm‘|1| ;v%a Imstumu, Frlends are Invited, and that in tho strugele he had been thrown N . hard on the tesseiated stone floor and remained L,n nlfll(i’\'npx.!sghhfl'l:o“ insensible until brought to by cold water. Bean- Funeral Tuerday, Jan. lan wan therefore held for manslaughtery and 1s | dence, Lake Vie out on bail, not having been tried. = About B e GRS, of Nor, 80 |~ VETERANS. out b o'clock on the moming of Nov, Poifceman Kiploy found an lmllnn’i-mned Balva- | pyere will Mgfl?fi;ng of ?vfisl(fh!u»a Ualon tora Pletereao on tho corner of State and Ninc- | veteran Club at the Grand Paclie Hotel to-uight, teonth streets unable to walk on account ol | The election of oficera and other Important niat- a cut In his abdomen four inches long. e was | ters wlil be hrought befora the meefing, All mem- accompanled by o countryman, Casimo Vatroso, | bers of tho Clib and other Unlon vetesan soldlers who t“l:? Mhlmd:cdumn\',uu" n’l"lhe Zutter %‘Il‘d ara urgently requested toattend, o was toking hm to the County Iospital. 1o > 4 wounded nan was very reticent regarding tho g R causo of the n:xbbln;;,ybut.l]un lmfi-r« nugdlc\l b siiace NI CERON NAWIENG i safd that Qactano Russo plunged a knife into By G. P. GORRE & CO., lim, they having quarrcled on aceount of anold Y and 70 Wabaah-av, fcu 3 x’m’? nglko aen“rc}l‘lcdn bause whfinrkmm —_— orincri ved, and, tinding some counterfeiting: Imnlcmznh conetuded that thero bad been a REGULAR TRADE SALEI y .2, 0: o My row over the divlslan of the moncy reallzed by Tuesday, Jan, 2, 0:30 a, m passing hogus quarter and hatf dollars. Inno other way could Pletereso’sellence be accounted for, Vairoso was held as o witncss. Russo has ) been indlcted, but thus far lias eluded the de- the saloon No. 120 Fourth avenue, he hasing Leen Kicked out of the place. Golng to the dram-shop Suturday afternoom, Sept. 8, “to scttle matters up,”” Hersey put him out again, Returning agaln'in the evening, he re-cntered the saloon with two white girls to zet somo re- Ireahments, propared “for business, in cuse ho wns ~ aseauited. e hadno soon- cr pgotten falrly iuside than, as ho stated, ereey jumped over the bar and threw o chalr at him, ” Retreating to the sidewalk, Heraey fol- lowed, and, as Simith alleged, struck hint with o hmvlv eanc and knocked hitin down, He drew s revolver and fired at Hessey, but misscd him, Shooting a sevond time, the ball struck Georwo von (i the right breast, lie having come to the door at the moment to sce what wos 50Im,' on, {ilynn dled whilo hoimy taken to the Coun- ty Hospital. The Coroner's ** twelve' adjudzed mith ;:ullif of inurder, and he was locked up without ball. Ile has been ndicted nnd will be tried soun. came the modesty of Mr. Raster. Mrs. Raster ])lmunll yactedss hostess, and made all fecl at lome. About 5 o'clock she served a cholce lunch, which was done justice to by the gucsts. Many cheerful toasts were drank, and about 6 o'elgek the party broka up, congratulating Mr. Raster and wishing hiin a long and successlul carcer in the future, and that he might long continue at the head of German journuslism 1o Chlcago and the West. A BRIEF BKETCIL 3r. Raster was born in Zerbst, a small town in North Germany, ahoul twenty miles from Mngdecburg, Alter mmlplnl!ng a ‘vourss of ine struction at the gymnasiun in_his native towu, be went to the University of Lelpsie, where he devoted four or five vears to the study of languagzes and political sclence, and graduated wllnd(sflng\llsll:d bouors. When the revolu- tion of 48 Dbroke out,=he, in common with mearly all the ~brillfant youug men of the time, joined tho unitication party, which hiad for its object the consclidation of all the tiernan Principalitics and Duchiles into ono confederation, The revolutionists were defeated, and the revolution suppresaed. Jts active workers were obliged to flee the country or o to prison. Mr. Raster preferred liberty, and in 18%) gt eall for America, In 1851 he'accepted an editorial posiiion on o small Gerinao_puper in Buffalo, where ho remalned a few months,and then returned to New York to accept the manag- ing editorahip of tho Abend Zeitung, and {n that pusition soon achieved o prominent place among the German journalists of that city. The Free mont campalgs of 1856 enlisted hia active sym- pothles, and slmost from fts fnception he was ong of the Jeaders of the Gorman wing of Repubdllcanlsm. Bnortly after Mr. Tdncoln’s Insuguration Mr, ° Raster wns appointed to sn important position in the New York Custom-House, where ho rematned until the accession of Andrew Johnson to the Prest~ dential chair. 1n 1807, ot the earnest sollcila- tlon of Mr, Hesing and other promiucnt stock- Tliolders tn the Staats-Zelfung, he woa induced to mever his rclatbons In New York, come to Chi- tago, and accopt the position of Viee-P'resi- dent snd managing-editor of the most Impor- tant and intluential’Geripan paper in the Northe west,—oflices which lis a¢ present holds, In 1870, TPettibone, wife of Georgo F. Peabody, of Apple- Towler, Jan. 1, 1877, NOTISAN, While the Republican processiun was passing the corner of Welis and Michigan etreets, Thnreday evoning, Sept, 7, three youni nen Ine dulged in the pleasing pastine of snatching anu anothee’s hats, Ong of the boys was John Bothmau. - When lo grabbed a lat he wwaa fol- Towed, overtaken, knocked down, and kicked In the stomach and about the head. Hedied in a few moments, Jt wus not known who tho as- sallants were, and the Coroner's dury were obllged to return u verdict that the kicks wero given by persons unknown. A reward of #5300 was offered for the npprehon- slon of the murderer by My, Alhert Mortensen, arclative of the deccased. This stimulated the deteetives, and they arrested within ten days thres yorng smen who gave the names of Dwyer, hay, sl McUowan. “Acvordiug to the states ment of the furmer, Shay ran after Bothman, who hal taken his hat, anil * was gone & nilnuts and returned with his hat." Al of them were indicted for complicity in the crime, but the cust {4 still on the docket. BRADLET. Farly ou the morilng of Sept. 03 the body of & man, afterwards Klentitied us that of Michael Hradley, wus found floating in the river near the Ashland avenue bridge. ‘There was a pistol- UEACH~—CAMPRELL. Fdward Campbell was divorced from his wife in 1874, She marrled John Heach, a ealoon- keeper on North Halsted stroct, und was hap- pler than before, Campbe!l scems to have ro- grctted his losa, for bie toak wivantage of every opportunity to annoy her and to provake the freof her hushand, " On the cvening of Feb, 7 be called at her home, No. 152 Weason street, and asked for her. 8ho was not there, and he wos g0 told. ‘Three hours later hio again madte the Inquiry, and, as she was stiil ubsent, ho went into an outhouse Lo wwait her comine, Shy arrived whils he was swaiting, but he dfd notcome to tha house. Mr. ileach was sup- Ime-\ to boat his place of husiness, but, lear- ng three shots fired, his wife went to the door taascertaln the cause, and there found him with his huid badly cut, and the blood fowing freely trom tho wound. The two men had met In tho {nnl, had bad an altereation, and Heach ahot ;ampbell I the left breast, Ho dled within bialf an hour. Heach fled, but threo dni’n alter- wards he delivered himself up to the l\u Ice. He testifled at thoCoroner’s fnquest that hiswifetold Bl there was sumaoone futhe back vard, and he cried out to whoever was on the premlscs toleave, Just then a man é\nmacu out 6t tho privy, and a ko daughter of Mrs, Sarah ec. i3, 1870, 2, at 2 p.m., at red. C o ” h It slug, ** [y shot wound fn s head, unother under the | tectives. : M; d time in th 1 I r;:caflmfea%flaInfir;}tanctglgzfi{l’up:x ll'“'i:“. aamut system la.un njust sus vl tho taxpayers, :?;“\;“I:‘;&% I\IIT:I;“ uu."‘"l':; ‘:‘I’}t‘:“ilnm’fxl‘: ‘ififi clin, and the faso wus lsfigured by o | * " O'IALLORAN—RATNES, i Tave sworn oft, have Tonall" “You'ro tajke D Meveutie for the FItet DItHRt, and rernumed | s our Supreeo: Colrk l',m“‘, i H"';‘“'é“:‘g'l“': hand was baaly cut und his uvercoat wasslashed [ blow with a blunt instrument, Evidently | Nearly soven weeka elapsed before the next 9 B 1ng," ahie answered, with dreamily retrospeetive | fn office until the spring of 1872,’'when he withi- | cuss this question in one sliort lctter, bt muke | 1 soveral plices, e drow Ms revolver und | & murder had bren comumitted, but there eyes, “And many and mauy o time I have . broken my Eledgc. ? he contintied, softly, * You bet,” sho whispered, with a sigh. ¢ But, Busie,” sald the great, strong man, with his cves filled with tears, * { nuve solemnly resolved {his time to take an oath that I il keep.” 0, Melvin,§ answered the woman, ‘you are Just chinning,” $No," hie replied, witha fervency that left no doubt of his earncstucss; * Ihave sworn it, and drew, In order to eive more time sod attention to his editorial dutics. By Mayor Mcdill he was nrpalnml Director of the Public Library, and re- sigued last year. violent killing, It lllpncn«'db%ré&ha lust day of A SUPERIOR SHOWING. the wear, ‘The man stal was Dennls 3 Baynes, and the murderer was Maurice O'lfal- QELL T GOR & 0. Auctitnents loran, The grogezery No. 16 West Lako street was tho scene, and tho case ls of so recent oc- currence that there 1s 1o neceasity for giving the detalls, ‘The fnquest will be hicld to-day, and_O'Ilailoran, who ix i custody, will un- OF 1877. doubtedly be asent over to murderers' row In fired at random, hoping to frighten bisuseallant, The shot not having thadestved effeet, he vined to disable him. Fallinz to the wround, and Cumpbell boving the advantage, he “llred to KilL” [lo dld not know the man was Campbell, having seen nim but once, After deliberating several hours, tho jury returned a verdict of s aelfl-defenac,” aua Heueh was discharged. was 1o clew to the perpetrators, uwd an intelli- genut Corones’s Jury found that the man camo tw hladeath from unknown causca, This let tho pulice out, and they dropped the case. 8BXTON—SMITI, Early sunday inorning, Scpt. 23, James 8mith and ‘Thonus Sexton were playing pool in the saloon of Mrs, Black, No, 247 South Halsted the suggestion to those who are contemplating somothing for the reflel of taxpayera, I will now suggzest a new source of revenue, whilch, If advoested, [ am satistied would be- come popular with all the peoplo of the Btate; that {s, a tax on all dogs; that all owners of dogs be required to list thelr dogs for taxation, the mame as other property; thal a tax b fin- S N.E. BSWARTWOUT. TIIN LONO-CONTINUED ADSENCE of Mr, Nelson E. Bwartwout, the cashicr of the k 2 HURKE~NEPPERNAN, atreet. AMter finlahing a gnine, 8exton got into | the County Jall. - Feer 3T Joubt of his earnicatuicas; " Thave awors 1ty atd | Chicago branch of the Eina Inurance, faa | Loscd of 81 per Leadturtheiirst dug, &3 {ortho | Afier a lupso of six wecks, the third nuinder | & ispute with tho lnndludyas ta the “nionoy | Ty will ba notlcod that not a slnglo munderer Wednesdny, Jan. 3, at 9:80 . ., long as I live 1 will never swear off again.” cause of great alarm to that gentleman’s family | eyery additional dog owned l':" ane 'e‘;':fl::.—unz "‘,’““"”}‘_‘:xh"q""'re' ? m:_“h{']'f n "h"f.“ ""}' i’.‘,T.l l“:-\m.mfimvlt Ll 'él‘(.“pm""‘él‘;i'f,'r‘.‘ “n'lml fic:;' h‘(xl.l‘\) :fi“ tbthl’m convigletiduriig o in=a remacky: fil'fifié" Tor winjer » -ue'-:x "’"Mf 2“:«‘-'ld";'§|: hie f.f e N Lol & > TOVe! virerc Sex Al L] ng. 4 * P e o friends, A roporter called yosterday morn- | proceeds of this tax to be sct apurt us u special | Froty & Pl oy 8¢ 14, | With bitlfurd-ciie, and beat bitn about thohead. & Satialy tho cal's far monéy of GuF conslgnors, snd wa ing upon Mr, T. C. Day, tho agent of the Com- vany, to learn it anything had been heard from the missing one, aud was told that there wero uo traces nor tidlugs. Mr. Bwartwout had left the oftice bout & week ago Inst Friday or Batur- day, saying that he was golng to Michigan on business, and would be back within a few days, ‘That was the last heard from him, He did not return Monday nor Tueaduy, &8 1t was expected e would, aud all gearch had been In vajo. The mlsaing man had been connected with the In- surance Compavy for about three ycars, and hud always couducted himselt [n a way to merit” the trust and mlmcz of hia cemployers. 1le wasa man of high moral prin- fund to pay the farmers or owners of sheep for all sctual loss of shcep destroyed by dogs in each yesr, and the balunce of stch fuid ot the end of each year, {f any, to be distributed to tho school-listricts accordlniz tu the numbers of echulurs in each district. Al dogs Hated for taxation shall be deemed to be Included smong the articles mentloned (n the luws of this Stato defing and punisbing larceny. Such u law, ith tols clause In it, would recelve the hearty co-uperation of all owners of valuable doga; sl 1 ant satisfled that such a law, well framed, must hecomu ‘)upullr with the peopls of this State. Indlana hins a slinitar law, that {8 found to work well. I would also fmpose a heavy penalty up- on any one owning one or mnoro dogs amd not 1istIng thewn for taxation; also, all dogs not list- ———————— faviia the siteatlan of 4l ¢los and sirawd bayers (0 GEN' . nAszoN'S SUICXDB. eanining for themnssives, 64 & 70 Wabash Later Dovelopments Conflrm the Theory of HOAY, o'elock, Financlal Embarrassment. 40 FT.R;ST'OL ASS QUTTERS Dispaich ta New York lerald. * . ¥ PutADELAnIA, Bas Deo. o8, Furiher [nvests Ona and two-sent and Plush-Lined, :un‘ua;: full, corr(:bhg:nl;s tl:el&hm;rlv' ldvl:;ncck-l -xffi'&'{f?{ ‘;"..ig on ecount of non-arrival, occas n to-day's fe the suicide of en. Bank- € o Bon e niced by Anameit oubles 11 atoeks I GOUE &GO, Austrs, to wh‘(nh A‘\llullen m;- m::ln.h ho lm’l ru\}v b;\:re T T T AR e carrying for some time fn hope of & rise, buf M 11 tlmy’b;‘ l'nl.ljnlnt leu:wper&-ul. l:ndllhu'cxfl:- IS 0 6 &I).BDU.S BOOkS tracts be I 0 meet aro now maturing. o Baw l(hlm!u.-l( cln the lvmgu afi Illgnfichl x?lhfi-e and AT A;'Ucfi:"'fio?'k i took refuge in suicide, which there s now no sa. %, st 3 o'clock p. ., TUESDAY, ot 70 Dearborn street yesterday to discuss tho defects fu the Homestead law. Mr. Krmer presided, and Alr. Lennecker acted as Secretary. Tho attendance was rather larice, After the meeting was called to order, Mr. Btanley delivered un address, polnting vut the many fnconsistencics In the exiating law, and urged tho petitioning of Congress to appropri- ute 5 sum of money for the benefit of men tak- Iufisdvnnlnnc of the Hlomestead law., averal other Uerman speakera followed, and urged the necessity of asalsting the laborers who : desired to take sdvantage of the law. L 1t was agreed, after o full discussion, to draft = petition to Congresa In accordance with the viows of the first speaker, and present it to the workingmen of the city for slgnaturcs. Burke's duty - was to guanl cars loaded with freight, from the depredations of thicves, Heffernan, with sotme of liis companions, wero playing near Stevens & Barker’s clevator, Jurke was fu 6 house near by, aud some one told blin the thleves wure steallug grafn from the cars. Ho hurried vut, und soon after a platol-shot wus heard. Returning, he re- marked that he had “almed to kill, and be- lleved by G—d he had dona 1t 1luthen left the placy, saying he was golug ta the doput to ses Mr, Huntlngton, ~That was tho Jast scen of im, HeGernan's ;lll_vmulrn ran when they heard the shot. Finding that they were not pursued, and notieing thaut Hleffernan was not with them, they retraced their steps and found Bmith was not very well previously, and e com- plulned so much of Lis injurles that Mrs, Black put hiin to bed In her houses. Bexton was ar- rested for disorderly conduct, but, as Bmith died the mext mornlug, lie was heid pending an nvestigution by the Coroner. The chlef wound Smith recelved was in the face be- low the right eye—an jodentation, such as would have hieen mado by a punch with the end ofwene, A post-tnortem exumination showed thit denth was caused by u fracturo of the skull above the rizht temple, and Bexton was com- mitted by the Coroner fur trlal. Ho was Ine dieted, but this caso Is still undisposed of, a'BRIEN—DaanY, The 25th of December ylelded two murders. . % : 2 3 - | The tirst occuered earty In the evoning avthe | doubt he contemplated for scveral days at 118 and 120 Wabssb-av, ciple and correct, hablts, and had never been | ed should ho conaldered o common nisisance, to | 1M Iying on the - ground, | near the ele- | o) g J least, from the remarks he had let fall in The wmeetlug; then adjourne known to depart from the puth of rectitudeaud | b killed whenever found astray. W' | yator, tmscusible. Tl plstot-ball was | Talmer House stubles; the uartlipanis hn the | oKt O ce ot Intimato friondi. - To ons | Whito Granlte and Yellow Ware, A NEW DBV sobriety, all of which 2acts tended to Increase e - - = i) oI dic he- Y g i3 Necessity fs the motner of Invention, A | themnystery of hs ubsence. fore a physiclan could bu summancd., Burke u boarding-house on Wabash avenue, aud damey Dondy, 8 wastior o the stables. ‘Tne former had hoen employed ot the stubles us n driver, but was discharged for belug | saucy, He tried to get refnstated, aud blamed Daady for his fulure ta do so. !\ccunfi‘ Doady on the atreet on the day mentloned, O'Brlen at- tacked him, but after o brief scuflls they wero separated, Later, O'Brien, being under the fn- flueuco of Hatior, went to the stables with the Intent of ¥ hiaving it out. Doody was notifled of hils comingr, and started to secrete himsell to uvold o rencontre. O'Brien, however, saw b, and ¢ried out to bim not to hide, buttoturn and detend hlinsell. Tho two grappled, snd o rough-aud-tumblo fight ensued, in =~ whichh Doody, having gotten hold of a wheel-spoke, F"u O'Brieu a severe hcmng. Rolling over nto a gu'ly at the sile of the runmway, Doody sgatu hiad the udvantage, O'Brien then drew i pocket-knifo and slashied away reckless- Iy ut his antiygzonist, Only one lungs took cilect, but thut was sufllciest to cunis Doody to cease fighting, The cut was fn the left groin, | three fuches long, aud the Intestines |'|mlnnlud. he sald, scriously and Impressively, ns 1 Do parter from Bl Fecentie, - Gosby: Table Cutlery, Glassware, Fou nay never seo me ageln.t, 11 his homes and Plated Ware, Carpots, &c., &0., amon; s immediate fani en. ankson e acema to bave studiously onealed. tho depres- | WEDNESD AY, N ks sfon e clsewhere allowed himsclf to show, and | — <~ — . o, K praghid L LLIE only the night hefors tho dresdful deed he was | SUTTERS & GOS8 Regular Trade Bale. apparently light-hearted and jovial, playing TIUE USUAL FULL LINES OF with the chfidren, of whum he has six, and join- | DRY GOOIS, WOOLENS, CLOTHING, {ug the nelghbors and their children in a coost- BILKB=DUESS GUODS, SILK HDKVS., ‘The accounts of the deceased w e Mannls A 3 ] SN Dmmmé Comuln{ were examined to-day and | BOOTS, SHOES, LIATS, ULOVES, MITTS, FURS, & found to ba correct and regular. Not only was TIIURSDAY MOUNING, JAN. 4, he Becretary sud Treasurer of this Company, T9:30 O‘CLOK; AT THEIR BALESHOOMS, CORe :nnllm YT‘.&I!:Q'R.I: lld“wd fl:ll; msmln"z, nnlnl: NER WANA _AND MADISO! ts Lcavicat stockholders. His salary fiom the | 13y BLISON, FPOMEKROY & CO., cdneort wat ST.M00 per mumin, uie % Auctioneers, 84 and 89 sandoipa-st. e e o ramarysud sbout | FRIDAY MORNING, Jan. 5, at 9:30 o'clock,, 3,000 from the commission business which ho-carrled on 8t No. 143 Dock Oratid Opesting Sala of (KYEEAT, oo T e Tt was | Now Parlor and Chaunber Sels, UNEQUALED CORTICELLI SPOOL SILK, manufactured by the Nonotuck ik Company, Florence, dlass., and sold by ull leadlog jobbers and retailers, Ses the Centenufsl award to this Campauy: number of fumilles on the West 8lda have by ead cxperienco found out that recelvingon New- Ycar's does not pay, what with the ruluwrought to carpets and chinaware and glass, and the edibleaand bibablescousumed and,amoroserlous ftem atill, wasted. They accordingly deslgned an admirable plun that they put into exeeution yesterday, A room was engugred near at bapa und placed In the charge of an experlenved saloon-keeper, It was duly stocked with wines, v Yiguors and other and Jes potent beveruges and | discrepancy, huving aiways believed and stiil rold _refreshment of all” descriptlons, from | belfeving that My, Bwurtwout had dealt Lon- Loned-turkey down u\rrelzel-. When u band | estly o the lut. BStill, he ghoula of cullers fnvested the house, the door wus | po through the books—u week's work. u{mned. and the host acanned thelr appearance. | 'Those who know Mr, Bwartwout belleve that ho 1 ho did not recognize them the wife wnd | has elther wandered off with a dvranged ming daughters wers eallea to his sld, qud toeach | vr met with some aceldent, They do not be- guest who was {dentified 85 sn scqualntance a | Meve hie lias left the city to cucape the results of card wos handed, 83 follow: a crline, Hopne dava before Mr, Bwartwout’s departure ho complalned that he thought ho was guln?' o bave soltening of the braln, but bis fears had been lnughed away, und nothing more hud been thought of the remark. He lud never been known to be fu the least out of his mind. Mr, Day hos not yet been able to mako a suf- ficiently thorough cxamination of the acconnts to Know whether or not they were wrong; he hud not the sliglitest fdea that there was an; dellvered himself up to Sergt, O'Dounell thy next day. Mo stated thut o crowd of Im{s warned the thieves of hils lebra‘.ll:h, and whils Runuln; the thleves ho *“fired at random.!’ e Coroner's jury vame to ths conclusion that tho shooting was * aceldental,' GENRING—OLIRIND, The “ groen-cyed monater?! s responsible for the fourth tseder, Anthony Gebiring, of No. 473 West Madisou atreet, shot his wif through tho bead, aud escapead *ustice ! by potting a bultet iu hls own bratue,—avery fooliafi thing to da, for the woddess appurently never visits Chlcago, and there {s no necessity for running away from & person who 18" not present. e find married Pmilie Muss less than o year before thetragedy,and they lived unhapplly irom 1! poment they wers made inseparable, lHe newspaper curricr, and belfe: was abscnot carly In the morning entertalned eu. Bho lelt him once on acenunt of g , but came back at his solicitation. PPHENG, On the 5th of May, Nicl JUDGES" REPORT. **Far a splendld exhibit of a varlety of sewing and wachine twlst of qreat superioril/ysato strength and regularity, ¢howlng extreula care in the manu- facture. ‘ **Alsn, for & Bne colloction of silk menufacturing wmachinery, embracing windlag, doubling. spiuning, reeling, and epool-printing tnachines, the latter of very ingenlous construction,™ T, Gosnony, Director General. [s£at] b K. Hawiey, President. Attest: Avex. K. BorrLes, Becretary, e m— THE WINDSOR, Much hias been sald of noted hot fes. Without nnderrating theee, it et for the proprictors of the Windsor House, on d when ho 7o ths Kditor af The Triduna. Cutcaco, Jan. 1.—We notice in your issucthis moming an jtem fu reference to the mysterious dlsappearauce of Mr. N, B. Bwartwout, vontatn- Jan. 1, 1677, —Same to you! Chicago Co-vperative I‘ml::‘l(\ o Unlon. tiood 10 beuver, for all he can eat and drink. Flreng, aged 19 Bumos Jam 0 Man, go West! fort, ys lusurious table, Its thorough ventilation, fis highly-wrought furniture, its varled artistic decorations, and recherche clientsge warrant them fu thelr gssertion that no hotcl inthe world (s better, ,000, \ 4 Lak g S ] 9 iz at No» 9% West Ninete cets | Ilodicd severniduys afterwards, O'Deienwas | in the Distilling Company. Some tlme ago General Household Goods H » g 1 14 Co Vi vhicl Ol e . cofy 21 rivel {3 trial on uu iIndlctment for manslaughter, ezan s othed el v ’ H B oy Sy niy- 2 n:':d ot th Company with which be was ot | 5y gupeclor, fte Incatlon, its appllances for com. | Foeived at o wolding party iven at u salown DRV —AKULRL, unlortunata result dnancially, as now appears. H ' o o piacedthe sock, o amudita of fram $10,00 Crockery and Gilassware, mu%flr‘l(c: lll‘u:.:v?l‘lxl’ II:: 1:1'0’:?:, ‘:‘l‘x’ulotl)g:li‘uefi Hflt@d \ flre, Te“sl (“gflm, speculatiug in_stocks, boying up Hanuls to & H andise. & & lfu.:':ex!em. His loans 'd’"lgfl ldllt, and belug ('cneral DlerChd“dlho' &c" &o' unable ta realize, ho permitted his collaterals ta ELISON, POMEROY & €O, A saltor naued Nicholas Befel arrived in Chi- cago Bept, 20, und 88 soon us he got ashore started on a terrible spree. Aboub 8 o'cluck in tho crening he strolled into the saloon, No. 857 L sireet, whers wero seated & vufln of Yoles, We deslre, in justice to his reputation, to Armed with his ticket, the culler procecded | State that there 18 nothing In the coudition of o the otlice of the UMm‘x‘, and on pirosentini 1t | Lis accounts with the Company which could af- ‘was given the run of the sfdebourd und bar for | ford the slightest foundation for auch a report, teu minutes, which was fully twive as long as he | as we have been fuforuied by his employer, Mr, i.mm ants (u the toht were weeested, and Prrengs’s fricads clalined that they created no disturbance until George Lampe “and Henry and Chrls Boegerhauser, the keepers of the saloon, assaulted theu. The Coro- nor's Jury could mnot Bad any ons who THEFIRST INTHE FIELD. would be allowed st o private residence, to say | 1 C, Day. ‘The Jutter gentluman, who express- | was responstble for Plreng’s death, but May 1 driuking beer and telling storles. Ile wasvery | Le absorbed by s default. ‘This course was | ——————————————————— Mothib of-the face (il ho was: ot ks cou, | as tho falicet conlidenet i Bl 1é oub of towa | We tako ploasuro In directing Sitentian to tho | the Grand Jury Indieied tho three pergons | ahuiva becatiso lhe;duf uot spesk Enzllsh, and | continued with the simo uoforiunate reaylts By HIRAM BRUSH, | straint, but could cat sud driuvk all he wanted | this afternoon, but will, when e returns, make | unnuat Susncial statement of the Traders' Iusuz- | named, aud they were urrested. They were they decided that bouncluvi " was the tu.slul always, untll bhis estate was consumed. For 108 Fifth-av, bo. A s00n 88 the ton iminutes clapsed to | o publie statement fully exonerating Mr, Swart- tried and acquitted. way to get rid of him, - Befel pleked ont Peter co Company, of this ¢ity, {n another column. wiilch each gang wns Nunlted, tho manuger fell | wout. ATl of tho zentlemen undersizucd have | =) " - Ipon the caliers with a club and. rn theas out | boen intimately cquainted with il for several e senealaloc fiaclty a9 A Seigu 01a allaigt-clain w0 mnake room for others, To-duy be will figure | years, in buslncss sud social relations, and would Ee £y xeapack Q f ap the expenditure, veut of rovu, ete., wud add | Guswer for his honesty 1o the extent of their cononiy, sa. nd promptness {3 the motto L dm'fi: fur his own time und troubles then | own repututions or aiything clse that they moy | 9f Traders, and the public can fud no. bettor foatd- {vide the totad omong the mumbers of the | possces. = | s ipany miiké no g0 lon fu proportion to tlie number of cardsent |~ To his large clrele of frleuds, who havedoubt- | piieio% K0 (380 St IGRRSAT, BE 80 800 & fta by each. 1t Is believed that this cuterprise | less been greatly shocked to hear of his myste- | tygion Chicago Is proud of. . proved sn jmmenss success and has pald | rlous ubseuce, we wish to say that cvery etfort e —— ubulous dividends, to sa ; nothing of the saviog | I8 making to galu sowe clew to his present con- FRAGRANT SOZODONT 1o mental anuoyance, such as sny tender-heasted | ditlon and locality, and that if suy of thembiave | 4 aeny and {nvigorates thy urifes and pere yomau must eel on seelic & Tiend ull down | seen oo or afie Friday moruiug, the 224 o eleamach: abntilsie, tadon : . the front steps or into a looking-gluss. Docember, they may greatly aid us by sendiug | fumes the breatb, cleanses, besutifes, sad pre- . A MEW DEBATING 8OCIZTY. the report of the same to W. C. Ives, 8 Dear- | sorves the teeth from youth to old sge. Sold byall A philosophic saloon-kecper ou West Madison | born street. At preseot wo are fn doubt as to dragglats. street bas organized a Saloon-Keepers' Debating | whether be hus et with foul Phy or, after e Boclety and Mutual linprovewent Unloo, the | sturting upon s contemplated business-journe CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE. wbjects of which are to dlscuss questions of u- | to the East, of which he spoke to several of b ‘Try Dr. Fzice's Flors! Rickes, Pet Rose, Alists, terest snd fmportance to the professton. Week | friends, was taken serionsly {1l and bas wander- | Bouquet, Mesdow Flowers, or soy olber of bis . beluro last & loog debatc Wes bad os tus | ed awsy whils under a westal cloud, induced by | perfumes, aod you will be delighted. {l before bis death he was borrowing ATTEL MOUTGAGE SALE st 203 West Madbson- fuoncy of rends, xud hus pefare o auleldoé | o CLBEERL AR, O LB Hhadietth Geu. Hankéon Was to have beon honored this | praviagt, fne iow CAAC visled Wee i ravings, eds, De.d eveulog by his staff by 8 furmal banquet, to FIeiRE hod Gouke Buves, “Kiichon Utcaslls Carpe which Gor. Hartranft !nd other uc!nl’)fl. wero | &5 AT'M'“'"”'. {“A'fi"fl.’i‘b:'l‘.‘,‘“,:.;':‘ ongcr. hn-ncdl. ?u\lan 1nu*umdmcn;l'?‘x téen. ulnl‘:i FER e e e = = sun_declared on Tucsday st the Commercl By JAS., P, McNAMARA & Cow Exchaugo that ho was preparing the speech in 5 Which b wat to repty Lo 1ho Best “toast of "tho 117 Wabub-av., N. W, cor. Madison-st. OTEBIOE. adard, who was an fatimate tiend | 1,000 CABES BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION, Tueaday M K of the decessed, beld private luguest M{f oraing, Ja0. 3, &t 9:30 o'cloc! :!u‘ of regard for the famlly. Tho funcral wil JAS. P McNAMARA & 50 ba conducted a8 letly a8 ble, 0o | = CONFEC - military cesemonies bclog di nhl(?n“ undu.' the i SONEEUTION Xe 5. circumstances. - CELEBRATED thronghout 25 the Unlo--expressed to sl Pt . 1D and upward at 40, 60c per B, Address A Nortbern Copperhead went down Bouth the orders GUNTLER, Conles, tonsr, Chlcaza sev CANFION—CANTION, money of ‘This was a case of supposcd matriclde. James Campion, o laborer, llved with his mother on the upper foor of 8 two-story frams house on Portlaud svenue near Tweuty-sixth street, Ho came hume on the eveningol May 25+l lghur druvk, and after **having some ‘words " with her, wént & and returned ina litile while very druuk. 0 talk was continucd, sod after souie blows wero struck by bceh all was qulet. The next morming Camplon came down stairs and told a Birs. Dryce that bis mother bad laln on the floor all night, and was fosming at the mouth. Medical "ald was sent for, but Mrs. Camplon dled in s foew hours. The son *remembered nothing." The Coroner's Lury found that the woman csme to Ler death v & blow u: hhll vhld:np‘mg:m inumlhem- o 6 on the braio, and, g arues struck tho blow or causcd tha fall, recommended Skilkl us the leuder af the Fllt vy snd, drawiog a lurgo clasp-kuife, plunged it twice into Skulk body. Befel did not try to escape, amd 8 poll may arrested him without ditliculty. Bkulki drew uis lust breath three days later, aud the murderer was {n duv time {ndicted, bit he, too, ;- waltiog to bave hls case settled by s petit ury. . ORVITT~FRANK. A young man named W. D, Orvitt knocked st the r of the County Jall Oct. 2, and sald he bad accidentally shot s man nained August Frank, snd asked to bo lockod up, He was dealed ad- misslon, Bul ucnuynrpufln before Justice Puulsen he pleaded * guilty,” uud wasseut over toawall inquiry. Hisstory was that he snd Frauk wcx:lrhylne with a'gun, and it was dis- charged while in bis hands, the load entering Frank's mouth and lodging {n his peck. Both were employed on a fara at Washiogton other day, and, meeting an ex-Rebel soldler,