Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 21, 1878, Page 2

g ®2 3 . THE CHICAGO, TRIBUNE: TIIURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1% CRIMINAL NEWS. POLITICAL. Rurtz was examined before Fsquira Stouden- mever, helil to bail {n the sam of $500, and, in Qefoult of sceurity, was hrought to thia ity last night and lodged'in jail. It scems that Kurtz, who is well and favorably known fn Chicago, Tiired the horses recently to co to Mineral Point, On the way tothiat place the wagon broke down, fnfuring lim badly, Ile returned to Cl\(m\m] RADWAY'S REMEDIES, From tho Hon. Thurlow Weeq INDORSING Dr, RADWAY'SR. R, R, REMEDIES connsel for the dofenss had dfeagreed all through. MR RADRIAW TAD TITE AUDACITY TO SAY hat counsel for tho defensa_had heen vobbed af coats and hats and hooteit st on tno streot beeanse they bad the “nerves of stecl” (ns he described 1) to _ defend the prisoner Rande. Either Mr. Stubba wnat ng made Ir nl~m|¢l:rlnrihorum«r.lolnllnlnlnn\f A crime that ean only be condoned when fndehtednens, It bocomes tno active agentof trade [ the malefactors who seated a frand In and commerce, measurcs valnes, and dlacharges | the Preidentinl chalr aro driven from deobis, and 1 ench uae becomes conenpomllnw power and conslened to overlasting infamy by the more important to roticty, aud more valnsbis. { people whom they have Dfllmfflt And we de- Wero gold stripped of Lhe qualily of monay, | nounce the act of the Prosident of the United what wonld be tho effect upon ita_value? | Ktates in appointing to high and Incrative positions Jdo not believe the pennyweight of Fukl in the | the corrapt memiers of the Retarning Board4, and lieautiful wine-cnp ta as uselnl to mocicty norns | condenin the ncis of Federal oficera in nftempting Assembling of the Stata Demo- cratic Convention of " Continuation of the Argument in Randa's Trial at Gales- ¢! o 3 i . valnable na the s elght of gold fn the stamped | to interferg with the rightsand powera af the State burg. S I gl ne Rl i B ot . Indiana e e et v I the channeln of | Cantien the pm:.-uulfm of s erimer, After Uslng Them for Several Tears, Tcie. T b pet hod condicted himaclt | lefth fhortly and setle. Tho latter sent for his tralle, nnd tha demonetization of gold would do- | 10, That out Senators ad, NPRelentiiien 18 | Now von, dan.d, 1h7r.Daan eine avin tor e, All-Conguering Time Begins to Tell In evory clts fn the gentlamanty wag, and had | team, and, when Kurtz galied upon him yester- Nomination of a Very Credit- S e oo sald that silver has bocome an | tho pamsage of & law giving fo the soldier of the al years M n 1y SHorexperienelog (tolr efcacy wivh Fall cant day, he collected the amnount due Wi, and en- t 8 00 lose a plessura than & dnty [0 thankrully ag tered complaint agalnst the Chicago man, with- nut cause, as is clalmed. retatSuTanATCHRS, ipectal Dispateh ta The ne. Foxp pu LAC, Wis,, Feb. 20.—A cpse of hod{- snatching has luut been discovered near this city, One Louls McClure, a laborlng man, formerly In the cmploy of Joseph Muller, re- slding n fow miles south of this city, died very suddenly last Wednesday, The body was prop- crly interred, and the day after the burlal It was discoverod that tho gravo had been dis- conducted his cases n the logleal'manner in which he had got through this one, he bad {»robnhly got moro ueed tu this styls of thing hirn M. 8tabbs had. As to tho stealing of Bradshaw's coat, that coulid not he wondered at, when there were friends and sympathizers of Frank Rande In the court—men whoso QOD 18 TUR DRFIL OF HONEST MRX, and who dhln't stop to find who owned the coat whiclt fell {n their way. About Mr, Bradshaw's losing some of his hair, the speaker wos afrald to speak, for fear he should use some ungentlemanly expression. able State Tlcket. {mportant product of this conntry, and, foengnlu Mextean War a penslon similar fo that now given it an n money-medium of exchange, | cannof ne¢ | to tho soldiors of the War of 1812, why we should not ntilizo our laran prodact of that NOMINATIONS. metal fo the proatest extent ihat may bo found After the adoption of the resolutions, tho uracticable, = Jts valua as muney to this country 1¢ | Conpvention proceeeded with nominations for too great to be thrown away. Shonld oxperience | giaig oflicers, with the following result: For Drova that heeansd of the Increased production of | wocretary of 'State, dobn (3. Suauklin, of Vane pilser thera il be a pormancnt and linpurlant dlf; | qertrg Countyj for Auditor of State, Matlin 4 0! roper and ades | 17+ Manaon, of Montzomery Countyy for Treas- Sub g pawerilo proviie Lie, pros urer of State, William Fleming, of Allen Coun- 1t 14 vbjected to tho restriction of allver money | ty; for Attorncy-tencral, Thomas W, Woollen, that it will_bein bad faith towards tho publis [ of Johnson Countys for Superintendent of Pub- creditors, Tt 1 thonght that poseible 1 would pot | He Instruction, J. il Hmart, the present Incum« upon the Voluble Lawyers. €n ns OCCRSION. eIy ani stwazg with tho dealead citect, Tha Keady feyay EAnnot g hetter dearrinen than 1118 Dy Tta matie “aed Spoly (ha tiniment frequenty s AL Ty Haiify fAnding 1110 prowised S Rdlgh - Xruly yomre: (gned) THCRLUW WEED, Du. Ranwar, RADWAY'S READY RELIER Cures the Worst Painae in from Onoto A ‘Twenty Minutes. Mr. Hendricks Swings Entiroly Away The Last Ono Wil Let Go To-Day, and from tho Eastern Democracy. the Jury Will Get the Cases Adoption of Resolntlons Demanding the The Day's Record of Minor Remonetization of Silvers Crimes, Villainies, Etc. um put | turbed. Au Investigatfon proved that lody- a favor restriction, however imporiant to onr later- | hunt, of Allen County, RANDE. I would simbly sefer to tho, conundrim PU% | sntchiers had boen at work, The body inid THE RESULT. eata € might cateuan It My fudgment s so entirely 4 E i FOURTRENTI DAY OF IS TRIAL. s{lfl story, and the answer to which was that been returned to the grave, which fact Indicates A REVIEW, ratisfled that I have noanxiely upon that g tion, ‘T'he qui of the Pabl ing act of 1 Fpeciat Dispatch 1o The Tridune, INDIANAPOLIY, Fob, 20.—The Convention to- stion 14 settiod by (he falr Feading STATE A¥FFAIRS. redit act of 1800, and the Refund. At the dato of the formeract I} that medical studenta had perpetrated the i truck b the yarn-spinuer resombled a harp struck by e o ke Aty AT Ny dow of Sreclal Ispateh bo Txe Tribunes lightning, in that ha was n * blasted Iyre.” @Garzsanuna, T, Feb. 20.—Court opened this OX TIIE INSAWITY DODIGE, th gullty party has been found, Qay transactod its work according to Tast night's | was tawfal to pay tho five-wenty bonda In Trenss MINNKSOTA., INOT ONE FIOUR morning with a larger oudience than ever, it be- | Are, McKenzie safd that ho didn't propose to CoWARDLY A estimate, except the nomination of J. G. Shiank. | Ry uotes, but it was conionded that, becaités of Spectal Dispateh to The Tribune. e 1ng supposed that this would be the last day of Speclal Diapatch 1o handle two arguments at once. Either the fne sanity dodee or the justitable homicide plea might do; but be would not put both fnat once for they wouldn’t Jibe. Allthe defenac wanted waa to eave Frauk Rtando's neck from the gai- lows, and a penlteutiary sentonce would de- Night them beyond measure. To do thls they had soucht te Lefog the fJury -with this sonhistical acheme of insanity, secking to raise a doubt which never had existed and never could exist {n tho mind of o satio man. Outaida of the prisorier at the bar, his relatives, and his counsal, therc was not anian, unleas o few of Rando'a i1k had crept fnto court, but who felt :hm. if the law was nob sutlicient to hang Rando t was After umnnflg-r;- n:{rfigmmm,nrgd an v 5 L ano ey ) n. NEADY ERLIE] H i FOR KVl ¥ 3’:{” A The 01113* Pain Rcme(ly That Instnntly sops tho most oxernclating patns, nllayy piammaton, nd cures Conpentions, whetirer of i3 el als, OF otlir r ong apriication Al BRIy FROM OXE TO TWENTY MINUTES, o mattor how vistant or excruolating tha patn, the RO ATIC, Nedelliagan, nrm.Crinpled, & cunnlllw S pTostrated Witk dibease Hoas pudenr YO RADWAY'S READY RELIER ‘WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE. Inflammation of tho Kidnoys, Inflommation of tho Binddor, Inflammation of the Bowels, Congostion of the Luara, Bore Throat, Difiloult Brenthing, Palpitation of tho Heart, Hysterios, Oroup, Diphtharis, tho circuinetances attending tho creation of the 1 Vg Hente 1 wantd ot ho. neoper. to #o. conetria 81, PAUL, Mino., Feb. 20.—The House Boecial tho laws, and that payment onght not to be madg | Committee have reported upon tho evidence In )‘mp:l; ’A“;‘»ur:nim uthnn d«:luml:ndhfi::‘a&lg token In the impeachment proceedings ngainst controvers ct_swan passed. § fatth om"{l. @ stntes o payment l;“ coin, 1 | Judge Bhermon Page in detall as to tho twenty opposed tho mensure fn_the Benate, and sald its | charges brought by the petitioners for impeach- olfoct wouid bo o make tuo law la read thai the | ment. No evidunca was offerod on bout half "“é'“"“" bopaid In coln, The bill pasted and | ryyom, Threo charges the Committeo find became n law, Therenpon the debt hocame m{- ably onlylnenln( not iy gold coin alone, butin | sustalned, the rest not established or dis- I, for tho ullver wollarwae then | proved. The whole burden of the chirgos was ipe. Tribune. Mz, Veaxoy, Iil, Feb, 20.—A fury In onr Circutt Court this cvening found Wiillam Iarrls gullty of committing a deadly assault npon his mother-In-law, Mrs. Martln, and assessed his unishment at two years' imprisonment In the Penitentiory, Iaeris formerly resided in Walte Caunty. For somo_reason his wifo left him, taking un her abode with her mother in the Tawn of Bello Rive, in thiscounty. Larris pakd his wifc a visit. with the vlew of lnducing her to return to him. ‘The mothor luterfered, when the (rouble resulting In the deadly nssault ocenrred. BIOOTING AFFRAT. Spectat Dispatch (o The Tridune. 5 Duavgrg, Feb, 20.—Yesterday noun, nt West Unton, Judge Rogers shot Henry Rush, iuflicting two wonnds, neitker of which will prove fatal, Rozers clnfmas that Rush lias been offertng larce aums of money for nn" who would iurder him, and that only the night beforo he (Rogers) had been fired at by some arsassin, the ball paasing througlt his clothiug, Rogers immediately avi himeelf up to the Sheriff. Court is now In ses- son, aud the matter {s now In the bauds of the Iin, of Evansville, for Becretary;of State, In- stend of John R. Cravens. It isbard to tell whether the result of tho day's work is & smash- Ing of the Indisuapolis Riug or a trlumph for the manipulators. So far as the Convention ftself was concerned it belloved It wastrampling the Ring in thodust, but there sre evidences that the Iing had two slates, ft was tho dummy ogaiust which the Convention hurled ftsell. THE NULING IDEA wns to go agatust overyttiug fn Indlanapolis, and particularly to hit the Indlanadolis Sentine’, whose cotduct has been such 28 to thoroughly disggust everybody but those who believe in yelling fraud all the time, and drinkivg hot blood ns a steady dict. (looding was the repre- sentative of that clement, and e was Ladly de- feated. Fleming, of Fort Wayne, was the Gen- cral of the day. Lnst night ke found e could not makea successful alllauco with Craveus, the trial, or at lenst of the specch-making. As the case drawa near the conclusion, tho fechng Increases fn intensity. As usual fo much Instances, the surmises o8 tu the probablo verdlet differ greatly. Binco the defenss got the floor, publle opinion, that easily-influenced intangibility, has switched off on o new track, and, though no man e¢an he found bold enough to clalin TNande's innocence of clther the killing or the burglary, yet the remarkably sble epeeth of Ar. Stubbs hns had its cffect, and there aro fears of a disagreement of the Jury. That tho cnse muat fnevitably tu to the Supreme Court scems ab- rolutely vertaln. If ft shoutd du so, the Rande cago wil dwell fu legat history, and the decision wupon it will settie forever whether the common Taw—the Jaw of the entire civilized world—pro- vails fu the 8tate of Iilinuls, MI. STUDBS siivce culn as we ! 1o U :r:‘t‘l"nlnmr:\efic?u'u‘ nlz"l‘&:‘-u §'L‘§’z‘"la:m\§'“?§§‘ faw "ot | that Page was unfale and maliclous towards Jily 14, 1870, to refand the natfonal debt. That | personal and political encmies. The report act provided for the fsane of new bonds 0 the § poncudess amount of €1,300,000,000, baring 4, 44, and Iy g P per cont Interest. The bonda so to be isancd were Your Committoe find, fn concluslon, that, ex. 0 b cxchanzed for the oatstanding fiva-twenty | €eptin the instances repretiended, the conduct of Londs, par for par, or sold for | #nid Judge was fair and impartial, and that, while catt, Andthe proceedawera fo bo used in redeam. | Presiding, ho_treated hls cuomlics as impsrtinlly fug the 5-20 bonda. In the firet section of tha Jaw | 8nd Jusily as his irlonds. I ‘\1\‘“ ml‘:‘lvmfd mnlz lhe‘ naw nun‘dn :fim\;"‘:.;h“‘- mua As to the charges sustained, the Committce ret mable in coln at present stan 0. REhint Jaw. irentlomen, had o nneortain meaning. | FePUrt tat Paga's action was arbitrary and an The now honds were to bo_substitnted for all the | unaue nssertfon of tho judiclal opinlon i the outstanding h-20benda: They wers to ba suld for 3 et “m-‘-x Dt innat Ih py. D e supposed interest of the publle, and to gratify GOD'8 PITY FOR THE LAW. Tho defensy had sought to ridiculn the com- mon law, and bad quofed a number of polnts, such as trial by battlo and the ordeal of fire, for this purpose, These thiugs were only men- tioned by Blackstone as relics of o bygone time, and” tho slurs of Mr. Bradshaw fell froin the glorlous common law as would Lalls of filth thrown at a gmarled ouk. As tho defense 4 o Wl resents . = a meddlceome ana dictatorfal spirit on the part resumed s srzament tis moningat th apen- | 110, 20 Erenty miated tho facte, ol | il sury, b une wenral onllan et | 410 S0V to Stianklin, who tenrescnis | sl ghex, ahall, 2o Fedcemable, 5 % cicst | of sald dudue. Tho majoriy of tho Commities | O Fasdaoho, Toothachs, fugof court, and cited a case from Wheeler's | hecoprary to recapitulate the cridence. The du. | ROZCr8 Will ot bo fndicted. | from tho west, Fleming from tho northeast, | iy s ooy Sonaulerse of sefjcignt Inpostancs | inst ructed the Chatrman to report a resolution Nouralgls, Rhoumatism, Teporta to shor thiat the rizht of arrest by pri- | fenso denled tho dentity, ur at Jeast refused 10 | 1 ouravivse, Kyy Fob, 20e-Ald, Masa was to- | Woollen, for Attorzey-eneral, from tho cen- | cilt” for o~ roviow ‘and amawer by himself, | Of Imp eachment. A minority of three dissent Cold Ohills, Aguo Calila, Yate porscua was strictly uarded by tho Jaw. | admit it, and clalined that the Jury would mot | doc'eont'to jail, niot being able to givo the res | tre, and Smart Is given aplaca from considera. | Ho bad unqaentionsbly given the vhrasc. | from the concluslon of the majority on one Ohtiblains, and Frost Bites, “Ariguluz from this, Mr. Stubbs clalmed that, if | be aulc threw montlis leeo Lo Fecognize ARY UHG | quired hond, - 1118 conditlan fs very feeblo. J ology of 'tha laws relating 1o of tho witnesses on the trial, TIIS WAS UNTHUE ANYIIOW, and even IT it wero truc It was of no cffect. The witnessea were honest farmore, with the stamp of their character on their facesy the prisoncr bore wupon his faco the stamp of crime, Jwprinted [n such characters that nil could read, If 8 cur-dog crossed the path of the jnr{ they might never notice the ank mal, but iT a hideous hycun did so, they would never lorzet it and the comparison held fu the person of I-‘mnf{ Rande. Mr.-McKenzle then revlewed the cvidence gs to {dentity, aml showed conclusively that Rands the | charge. Tho wholo thing s the outgrowth of bonds a closer study thaa [ had, for it was tn the | £278C s L e pe s 5 e profta. 1 had exe | long-standing bitter volitieal quarrel in Mawer amined theso 1awa with no professional or business | County, In which Page was a leaderon onc slde, purpose, but anly asn citizen Intercated tn the finsn- | 1¢ {s doubtfal whethor impeachment will be or- lalpoticy of tho Govornment. 1o found lturefil | gored by tho Houee, o his nrgument Lo sho, nssible, h; I B er W len ther Dbire dobt yas belni Souadod rox w!,‘;";gff",‘“f““’,‘; morning communlcations quirad the bonds to bo pai In yold, Ie uscd tuin | FCT6 fend from discherged omploges of tho langungo: ** Yot 1am supported by the opinion of tato Insane Asylum at St. Peter, they claim- filustrious Yawyers in tho land, that gotd payments | % to have been discharzed for making com- of the debt aro required and nssured by tho Re- | plalnt ozalnstJohn Betts, Assistant Buperin- Iunding act of 1870 [tself, which, indeed, mentions | tendent at the branch Hospltal, and repeating tcoln’ In s firat scctlon, 'but then fn tvo | their charges agalust Botts, Awoug thess is ffth sectlon, to carry ont tho act, oxcludes VT e, aol anhotically aomidain. (e Secroary.of | Sho followhigs ' That last summer thiora. v tions of ftness for an cducational officer. 1t lotloway (one of tho pursuing party) s Tad shot Randa In the corn-flold. Tlolloway could have been found guilty of mur- deror manslaughtee. In his oplolon, Rande was not guilty of anythlog., No peraon was catled on to submit to nssnult or illegsl arrest. A man was allowed to resist by force, the force not being disproportivnate to that employed by the person waking the assault, fothis caso the repelling force was by 1o means dlsproportion- ate; Holloway's revolver aud the other man's New Yonk, Feb. 20.—Supt. Smyth, In ane swer to a communieation from (ov. Robinsan, citing hin to appear to-morrowand reply to the cliarges of Combtrotler Olcott, declines on the {mlmd that he has recently fully exploined sll Lig charges to o Commnilttou of the Scnate. patc) o Tribune, BLOOMINGTON, 111, Feb, 20.—Marshial Miller has arrived licre with the Davarlan, arrosted ot Lancaboro. Minn., suspected of “being Karl Klusty, the murderer of Alfred Auglen, at Towninda, He J)ruvus not to be Kiasty, and has been discharged. ‘The application of the READY RELIEF to th m-flh\;}::nya’ Hm painor ditliculty exfiu lwm ':,fm "Thiriy 10 stxty dropa fn hALE & tumblor of water wil g lf;n’“:'r‘::eul:fc;'l'l Ache, DI Ehear Dy sentors, Lo Wi B e owela, ani a“““’m}fi il Velernahanld &IAFE CAITY & RERSTRLTER WM A Tow: drope i csres R rcvent slekners uF i from cAnRo oF water 15 Ttbolter iban Fronch Braady oF Diticrs as & atingient: - FEVER AND AGUE. FEVER AND AGUE cured for 8ocente. The <8 Tormoniial pdant 1 (hta WOrld (et il Curm Faves oo Aicio and ath other Malarious, dilons Kenries A BTIRESYD COMDINATION, and worked successfully, though not without a desperate struggle, On the third hallot for Treasurer Flemlug recelved anomination by a small majority, but the conntfes began chang- lug to Coouncr, of* this county, a *‘Ragued Reuben," and tho defeat of Fleming seomed immediate, -But at this point endrlcks de- cided that no county could change ita vote, which Lus always héen allowed before the T ong patlent [name not given] whose mouth had | Yeilow and other Fevers (atded by ILADWA a1 shotiun were a8 dangerous as Randu's plstols. | was tracked all the way from Elmiwood, whers e ML AT AL FiAT ballot {s annouticed, and, afior wost tromen- | to Tredsuty to reccive gul Sold coln aatho €ult | 14 be kept open Wwith o wooden pluie while soup ;’;,‘.".fl,’}'},;‘""‘ WATRUEADY TR ity i) The evidence In this case was all ex-porte, and | he was the nlzht before the murder, untll e Spectal Dispalch to Tue Tridune, dous confusion, tho ~ ballot was recalled, but | ,g:" it pad e LA Pasenya tond, (o joatn | Was pourcd' down his throat. After a time he witnesses for the People were all mombers of | Was Joat in the timber ot (illson, The witness | CoLusnug, O. fobe 20.—Ticeb, (he saloons | ovly for verifiention, aud so Cooper was de- | ghathe G, e whatever to o | Betts ordercd tho attendants to take thls pa- i > 5 Lilicy, and Lis son, swore positively that Kande | keeper who nassaulted Carodall, ' surrendered | lcated, Heo and Lis friends aro very bit- | withtho provislonsand sales of tho now bonds, | ticnt 1o the table, to seo how long Lo would re- AL IUOTONS M) was {n Wielr shop &t Elmwood, and Mr, Brocklo- | hiniself to the nuthoritles to-day, and wos ad- | tor to-uight, and chargo his defent | 1t providen for this and nomoro: That tho Sccro. | fuso to eat. For thrce days the patlent which tarned out after church to hunt down 8 [ Byrag suw hiin n the garden ot midnight on bis | witted ta bail, the tnjueed man haviog so fae | Upon Mro Hendricks. Pouding this vonto- | tary of the Tressury might fr twa years rocolvo | nefther ato nor drank. At tho - tnird ! poor tramp fu a coru-fleld. Rands had the | road to Ulison, Theu another witness saw bl | improved as to glve liopes of his recovery. versy the Atlen County adherents of Flenilng | £old on depoait, and lasus gold cnhrulhenwl beariny | forced meal after thls Iasting, tho patlent belng choice of retreating, surrendering, or killlng | onthe road with his gun and satchiel and, on the ie2idod came upon the stage and denonnced the effort ntw,r rate of lul‘m-h llm-l ll"nt Hha s egflllll might | obstinate, Betts ordered the ntiendanta to lay Ms adversary. lle old retreat untll hard | fullowing morning sbout 8 o'clock lie turud up SECRET SOCIETIES of the seeretaries to bold back the announce- :':“Wdl‘:',flnt‘flglfi;:{"} ot 25 yor coat. ahouil be l‘hu pationt on a Leneh and hold twm, While . ' prosecd, and when he found cacane_impossible at Williain E, Clark’s, in_the role of an Inoo- Wby . ment in onder to get o recall, a8 retalned 1n tho Froasury to pay the certificates | thus prostrate, Detts crowded tha plug into fensive trap of the unsuspicluus variety, rete tng breaklaat and vavinge for it Mr. Clark recogized him beyond the shadow of a doubt. At 11 o'clock Henry McDowell #AW KAKDE AT TIE DOOK OF PEARCE'S HOUSE. In pursuutics of the notitieation received by the S lawless ! peopleof (hlson, this “mol ' turned out to hunt for the mau who hnd broken open a reaceful bome In the absence of the famiiy, Fluding hiny, the first thinz he did was to run, the next to shoot. No word lmd been sakd to him, und, If Innocent, whot need had heto runaway! Raude dred at followay first, ns was aworn to by the hoy Keller and others, The puraitlt was continued, and resulted fn the mur. der of Belden aud the #hooting of MeKown and little Keller. At first only four followed, but relnforcements came in after dinner nnd after the little boy had been shot, but before the m“slid“ of Belden. This ought to be consid- ore ' A DAYLIONT RONUERY," aud the editor of the New Albany Ladger-Stand- ard exeitedly declared that this was the last Convention which would be held in Indlanapolls, Far a thne, & persounal colliaton scemed certaln, but the anuouncement of Fleming’s nomina- tion cooled things down, Shanklin {s ono of the editors of the Evansville Conrler, n fine- looking man of 85 years, very popular, und liag almost a soulla newspaper support in the Jobbles. Fleming 1s one of the shrewdest leaders in In- diana, of wealth, exporience, and an old oftles- hulder. Helsproprictorof thie Fort Wayne Sentiuel which was hard money and McDonald in 1875, 'Those two nre the ablest Democratic papers in the Stute, and have been particulurly outspoken and bitter againat Indiauapolls, particuinrly thy Cuurler, "Iw Courler 1 for solt money and an extreme Voorhees oryan. JUNGE WOOLLEN, candidato for Attorney-Ueneral, §s an able law- yer, a man of good character, and hetter Atted for thut oflice than nominees generally are, He 13 a Circult Judue now, and bas been Tor years, tien. Manson s 4 popular man, but of no ape- clal ability or qualltieations. e is strong be- fore the people, lutenscly partisanm, but very courtcous in nis manner of Aghting. Broart is the present Buperintendent of Pub- 1e Jnstruction. Ho has been in the office two terms, has been suceessful, and s aceeptable to the teachers and fricnds of the schools, Hals his throat, so that he couldo’t swallow, and then poured woup In his inouth, choking him until tho attendauta had repentodly said it was dangerous. Then Betes had the patient lifted up and sbaken, and sont for a doctor, But it was too Iate. The patlent was dead.” The charges arg of insults to subordinates, negll- guuee or dishonesty in regard to food supplics, and cruelty to patlents. A Committeo of In- vestization was appoluted. . In the Senato o statoment of county Indobt- eduess to the Reforin Beliool was presented, showing about 816,000 due, of which {lennepin County owes 83,800 nud Ramscy County ) A bill erecting tho office of Public Examiner for the examination of the Looks and accounts of public oflicinls and banking Institutions was ordered enarossed for o third readlng, In the Houso a resolution ordering the print- ing of uvidenco [n tho Puge jmpeachmunt case waa rojected, and _the impeachment sectlon was made 8 speclal order for Friday next. WISCONSIN, Soecfal Dispatch (o The Tribune. Mapisor, Wis, Fcb, 20.—The Wisconsin Bonato voted to concur in the Price resolutlons in favor of the immedinto and uncondltional re- monctization of silver (which passed the Assom- and residue used to redeem the 6-20 bomby, 1 was ceiticleed Ly this Fellflemvu for uslug tho words - **gold*" and ‘‘coln™ us synonymous §n & public speech, yet to maintaln his argnment he aske that it bo belleved that coin and gold coin are luosely used in tho samo sonse in difforent sectlons of ane of tha moat Important Juws of the United Btates, Uold_certificates were o fwsue only wpun gold deposits, but In the second section the bords wore to sell for cofn, and In tha fipst suction thuy wero to bé roduomablo In ** coln of the present standard vafue," Tho solemn as- surnnce given by that law to the publie croditor wag, that the bonde fssued undor it should be redeemabla In gold and allver of the wergut and fnencss then dxed h{ iaw. Upon this subject [ have no new oplato press, In m‘y luuurnnwrumt the 8t, Lou nutlon tor Vice President 1 sald, **Uold and sllyer are tho real rtandard of valu anmi, tndeed, 1 wuould rejoico 1t our supply of the preclons motals wure anfliicient for tho wants of our trade and com- merce; but we all kunow that it Ja fusuniclont, and we also have A popor currency, and thorefore 1 have oppoacd the policy of & lorcea rosumption of specle payinents based tpon cuntraction by with- drawing thie Trensury notes from clrcnlation. The Treasury-noto hua been s mtocumne{ and thy puople hava had confidence tn it, and havo not anked for ita redomption whilst it | @ curroncy. It 1s also a cheap curroncy the scise that it does not represent an Intorest-boaring oblf- gatlon of the Uovernuient. In that respoct and In tho ruspect that it 1a o legal-tender 1t {8 o botter currency thon tho Natlonal liank note, Decause e dropped his man. Cramerand Holloway both shat at il there were thirly against one, and Pande used the same furce 88 was emploved _nuzalsthim. 1f this had been n easo where one of tho jurors were on trial, the jury would not remain out five minutes, But Rande's case upaet all precedent. [nstead of the prosecution puving to prove him guilty, the defense hnd to prove W nnocence, No private person could einltn, even under the common law and the old English ralines, any mors rights or privileges that un villeer. TIE GILSON CROWD wasamob,—ashouting mub threatening Rande’s Iife,—and he was fu terror of lis life, Jurors amust put vt of their miuds nhl nuestiona uther than l[lle killing of Belden, aud, if they could do hiy, they woull say to ande, Go lences not gullty."" Even under Illinois statutes, private persons as well as officers miznt make urrcats, But thiey s bound to notify the verson sought 1o be arrested what they wanted him lor. In this case there was no uotification us provided for vy the law. ;i Mr. Btubbs then ook vp TIH INSANITY BTORT, and, tn doing 80, took occaston to say that the defense, nlthough admitting Rande'’ss gullt for Jurposes of nrr.;nmunt, did not da_sn in fact. 1. 0, 0. F. Special Dispatca o Tiic Trisune, GRrAND RapIDS, Mich., Feb, 20.—Grund Mas- ter Tracy’s address was tho first thing in the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows thls norning. It sliows that twenty-onc new subordinate Lodges were {ustituted in the State durmg tho past year, four were resuscitated, alx others exhibit slgns of reviving, three died, and five Rebecea Degree Lodges were Instituted. It gives a full resume of past actlon relative to the Odd Fel- lows’ Institute at Lansing, and recominends that action be taken to completo that institution 80 well bezun, Tt announces the clection of the followlng oftleers for the ensulng yoar: trand Master, E. IL Thompaon, of Fiinty Deputy Master, J, J. M. Bervoss, of Murshall; Warden, i 1den, of this city; Grand Becretary, tuey, of Lansing: Grand Treusurer, Mor- rison, of Sturgls. Grand Master Tracy wus chosen QGrand _Reoresentative, It suggests that the Order has not fucrcased rapldly in membership because ol uow Orders which embrace o feature of life-Insur- ance, but opposes the introduction of such n plan Into the Order as o boals principie of subordinate Jodges, aud for good reasens, 3 o announced the following Standing Com- Btyonw snd_pure Tich Niood—Tncrense of Plen xfim—c B o et Campleg ot pet e DR. RADWAY’'S Sarsaparillian Resolvent han made tho most nstontshing carcst e0 quick, saranld are tho changes the hody nnslersocs undar the Ingucuce of thta truly wonder{ul mediciag, that Every Day an Increase I Flesh and Weight s Scen and Falé, “ prpatt pynsut? BNOUGW, for Rande had only time to get fnto the next fleld, rud was'crowded close all the time. There were two pistols In the party, and those almost useless, Accordingly the people took a recens, while Rebstock and otlicrs went around to the farm-houscs, and notificd tho ctizens of the burelary aud attempted murders, Plils was o}l tho deluy; surely not enough to vitlate the legnlity of the pursult. The “excited wmob? which so terrifled My, Rande, and whom he shot THE GREAT DLOOD PURIFIER, Dow snd sound material cPofain. SYpufils Consumption, Glandiar. Discaxs h nr Dlseas icers T tiio. A Bront,ouen, o Nodcs In tha ors, Nod oy adinitted nothiing, aud deimaded that the | Wleh o terrifled M, Tande, and stiom o shot ||| e aumotiesst B8 B o e eeror | tia af thie TLoworory Conalssioners to Varla ape | of dews viowa [ havo urgel tho topoal mot oniy of | U7 scvorl days ngo by n two-thirds voto) this o oro Eyce, Struai; pronceution ruse avieyibine, Mo vad the | Slied winda of s eteninni's conecl tary Whitney and Representatives Freoman and | polated by tho Prostdent. P | Do besnrhtion clauso, Lt alsa of tho provialons | morning by a voto of 10 yeas to 8 nays, 4 i watat Foriosot that suaght to substitute bank notes for outatand- Inr{’hmunu notes. 0 tigher duty rosts on tha leglelators of thia country than the prompt and final setiloment of ic financial questions upon a right and permanent From the farm, und the shop, and the mar- kot-placo there comece the ocarncse Appoal fora @nal ducislon that as far ae moy be finauce may bo taken lmmrumlu #0 that unilor a stable adjust. ment conidency and prosperity may roturn to overy jutorest, THE PROCEEDINGS. UENDUICKS CHAUIMAN, INDIANATOLIS, Ind., Fob, 20.~The StatoDem- Reynolds; ~Finauce, DPast Grand = Masters Doughty and Veraon and Reprosentativo Welr Constitution and By-Laws, Past Grand Musters Sprocue and Foster sud Roprosentative C, 118 Palmeri Petitions, P (. M, Rankin and Repre- sontatiyes Kennltts und Cumininss Per Dlon aud Mileage, P Q. M. Ferzuson and leprescnta- tives E. Palmer and Dix; Correspondence, P, G. M. Slics and Represcotatives Clurk aud Hiues; Btute ot the Order, ¥, 0. M. Dean and Representatives Burke and Vroman; Lewlsla- tive, Rteprescutatives DBaxter, Degraffe, and Humphrev: Applications for Ald, Kepresenta- tives Humphrey, Rowers, and Kinsman; Divis. THH CONVENTION was the Iargest aud best one which the Demo- cruts have assembled for years, and {t is foir to "E that the ticket la a good and strongono from o' Democratle polut ot view. The aplrit of tho Conventfon was Communistic, In harimony with the utterances of Dan Voorlices in the Benate. It upplauded overything looking to an attack on the banks and money power, and nothing In Mr. Hondricks® specch moro heartlly than his practieal adleu to tho Democracy of tho Eust on the fluaneint question, and his hiearty alliauco with all the {deas of thu Western Democracy, ML, UEXDRICKS When tho Asscmbly resolutions which in- doracd tho votes of our Bonators and Roore- sentatives in Congress in votIng for the Mat- thuewa resolutions came up for consideration, Benator Price offer ed the foliowing amepdment: We approve and applaud tho votes of Sonators In Congtesa who volod for the Siiver bill na passod by tho Benato, and wa request our lopresontatives to ald in securing immediate coneurronce in the bitt {{. its presont form by the House of Reprosenta- ves, A ‘This smoendmont was agreed to by the fol- lowing vote: fty was what aited Rande, there wero asylums vrovided by the Btate for his safe-keeplng, and there he would be as safo as ju the Penitentlary or the grave, An eminent Jurlst had declared that expert testimany was o humbuy, and ‘the jury had an cxumple of that hefure them in the gyldence of Dr. Kilbourue ang Dr. Hughes. The family Liad told the story of the prisoner’s manla for uld $run, his murtier of the hen, and his demoit- tlon of the ashi-barrel, but they bad not glven one-tonth of the testimony about bis Insanity, All the elreumstunces of the robbery showed Mr, McKenzlo next detalled the clrcumstances Hpote\ e Cagbra I (ho of omh, and ail wastes 0 tho lifo princlpie, are witha thocufativo ranks of {hlawondcr ot moders ciemistryy sl a fow daysieo will provoto any perwon usiug It fof eithier of thuso forma of diseass {ts pofent power Lo cure 0, 1f th patlent, datly becoming reduced by the wastes ana decomposiiion that aro contliiually progressing. sitcceeds In Rrresting them wastes, and Topairs Che sunio with new tnaterial inade from healthy blood—and this the Sarsaparilling will and does se taint for When ooce tifs Temedy. tomme; ot puridration, and succecds fn_dlminighiog tho loss ot wastos, i1a refairs wilj be rapld, aid evory day he aticnt will feol himeel? sironger, the food digeming cr:t‘:lrl.l :pwuw mproving, aud fesh sod welght tue TUA MURDER OV BELDEN and (inding the satchel aud other articles, Ac- cordiug to Mr. Stubls, {t was all releht for Rtande to shoot; o1l wrong for the others to dn 80, Inonc caso it was justifiable homielde; In the other murder. A beautiful chaos this ould make i the laws were to bo held to pro- tect tho felon ond not the houcst citizen, Johu Moore, who wos n Constable, raw the shooting of the boy, and called on the others to lielp orrest the criminal, thus bringine another factor into the hat Rande was nsane. Neleft Vinen and other i YRS Not only docs tho Harssparilitan Tesolvent excel all vl cle curriet o cuse. Counsel deseribed the burglary, and | fon of Reports, Po G. M, Curths, Gliman, and | made himsclt solld with the South by indorsing | o, Convention met at the Metropolitan | Abert, Paul, Betnelder, Teniedin} asents 1o the curs of Chranic, Ncrofuliuk v ;;:’:‘L!:!fi(‘f{:;llfi.’u"f} o tlz“l::"l‘l‘lgr‘ific?llt}my‘{: """:f“"d Yaudo with 1 ax_ well an with tho "‘(l)’;:ml Beeretary Whitney's report shows 1,074 o e Convention n;‘lu{z‘lvulwliur‘:cn:mgm»&u o g'i":l‘::fi" al 10 g'lock m. Ex.or. Toniricks fande Tkl Trea ‘ filvacins for ° S AN b o T, o the Ve 2 e reat, el wll Lo ok was some wortitess patols | ARG, o wajourmment was taken untt 1:90 | Inltitions duriuz o 'year et February, | United Siate” aud secelved with tyico trreo | was cliosen peraisacat Chairmau, with tho uaual | Burrows, Rle, - Welch, Kidney and Bladder Complaints . A VETERINARY'S B prLEastY P BIT nduiltted by card, 48 destli, and o total | cucers, The entral Committen urt'uulml by | uwmber of Vice-Presldents and Sccrotaries, h‘:lve{: 5 lslhhlnflnflq Witilams, y P ) The Peuple produced a man from Southern [ v v AT TUE APTERKOON 8ESBION &~ empershinat tha e of e yearof Biha L’i‘hf.f:’f.'.'""p r‘:’:inl(;tfl'i'n"l'l S, of slarion, a8 | Tho Commiltee on lesolutions mado tho fol- o] Jtiuary and Somb Disoases, Oravel, Diabetes, Dronsr: Tinols who swore that Raude worked o week | MFe MeRenzio coutinued his review of the testi. | Fetrtst 0 3 d EXe | b # 4 ato) aud | joing yeport, which was unanimously adopted: | Androws, *Beott R AR o of Urlne, Dirig Tiluste el Rl s 'flxl:mvi:h’: ony i‘l‘udgflfim&l‘ul‘ xl:’%‘ uvldenco of z:lll.; '&%‘éfl".?i’:r’n,f‘i{u el of all kinds for the year :'.’.'.'.‘.‘i’.'xf,L :&u as Secrotary, Bbaw Is not of Tmlud“““m;c”r Ul ur)lndll’nn .z‘m_ gy h Giimnin, o Menater, ,:'llftf‘?“i? .f.‘:fiif::,‘?."?:‘":f .'.g;"' fi&fl':““fl-un&":‘ifié 5|..l$".b s T ! q . 3 g ¢ 5 nes, 14 ng. hsranc BN egy, o threads 1k The L‘nm}mlxm Centrol Committco is very weak, one of tho State officers suying to-nlght ha did not know half of them, and few, i ouy, could get eredit for thulr butchers bills. —— 1IENDRIOKS. 1018 SPEECI TO THE CONVENTION, INDIANALOLIS Fob, 20.—Gov. Hendricks, In s specch in the Convention to-day, sald: One of the Louleluna crininale han been tried and couvicted, 'The Prealdont und Joln MBherman 1, ‘I'naa Aattonal-Bank notes wholl be retired; in 1lou theroof there shall be lssued by tho Government an oqual smount of ‘Ureanury nutes with full legal. tender auality, That we are tn fnvor of twaking the Unfted States notes, comniuniy called groenbacks, full legal-tunder In paymentof all debts, publican private, vxcept such obligativus s ure by the terms of thy origingl contruct undor which thoy were lssued cxpressly payable fn coln; that the right to lusue paner ‘moncy as well aa coln i the extlusive prorugative of the Uovernment, and sucl money should be fssucd in such mwounts as the morbld, datk billous appes. ain (o tho simall of thio back nmfuunpl tholoins. ' Tumor of Twelvo Yoars® Growth Cured by Radway’s Rosolvent Dn, Rabwar—I have hed Overlan fa the ovaries an el R ihe dorerrasad ket wie Bu el ottt T arted sveriing shat wa rosome mnded. bunothinw hetpey o, Teaiv yont fewlveat Aad Uiodght 1 would try s but st”ag galth fun jt, be: $3,200 on hand, ‘Thie balance of the day was devoted to n dls- cussfon of proposed amendnjents to the vonstl- tutlon, the chief of which atfect representation in the Grand Lodge, and fte cxpenses, They. propose tu still I:anllur reduce representation, aud thus decrease expendlitures, ‘To-murrow will be devoted to_settling theso ucstions, the iustalintion of officers clect, and the selectivn of u place for the next avnual comtuunication. Henators ITudd and Balley were palred, and Benators Roed, Reynolds, Richardson, Swaln, and Woll were absent or declined to vote. In the Assernbly to-day the bill fixing the tima to hold special terms of court in the Bixth Judicial Circult was coucurred in, ‘The bill providing for biennial scsaions was furthier pos| roned il Tuesday noxt. Martin’s olg clalm cams up, aud, peoding dls- cusalon, the Assembly adjourned. Tuo Demovratic Icuislativo caucus to-nlght showed Hande to be sune, while the fantly had brought forward no evidence whatever to the cuntrary. Rapde's bumlcidal manta camo into play wlieneyer it was uocossary for i to mur- der an olll or cltizen in order to cacape, wnd only then, of the slightest use, He wanted old fron an mudival buuks, Mr.Swuyno and Mra. Yancuy, Jis nelghbors th Fairtield, had_sworn that they beliesed him insane, Raude's conduet in ths Tenitentinry gave further proof of his absolute fneandty, [e declared hls {ntention of % beats Jug the stitutlon,'* and wrota notes all thie thne, Anysone mon would be ashawed of what be fiaa done.—Rande was as proud of his deeds as Hayes felt when the tinul 5-L0-7 voty was uhinouneed, Rande did not approve of the TO-MORROW MORNING Mr. McKenzie will clte authoritios on the law points involved, and {t, 18 hoped that tho case oy be given to the jury the sume uizht. sound bilsincas inferosts of tho country may from | to nominate one candidnte for Asavclate-Justico | SHitG | RASTered fortwelve yeart, Eioukulx boutics Duranity plea, oud dectured thut ho way alt right, MISCELLANEOUS, A M. B e othors s oo by ths arcics | 10 40 U0 KO of wuch logisiation by Cons | Fthu Suptiio Court was held at tho Capitol. g‘f&"&w“z‘c""‘:mg“‘l‘w"r‘u“"\'i'd:"l Bt Ve o etolL e othor_tlint howet no WOk insus THE MAIL-HOUDEL. Spectal Dupateh to The Tridine, 101 b orlme uyuonat tho nution, sad threaten: | greve as will autliorize the tation by Stutes of | Scnator Toul, of Milwaukeo, was Frestdont, | puimorta ba seeuve folt, sndd oel thun rhe wns. Tho burden of proof that Raunde was sune rested uvon the State. 7 Llere Me. Stubba turned to bils client, *Wa want ote of your pletures; have you got on, Criarsie!” The theatrieul propertics betug all acady, the photo was readily produced, and Mr, Stubbs read the secount of Rande's fife. gyen on the back thereof, in which be §s described ug YTIE KNOX COUNTY DESPRUADU, Special Dispateh to The Tridune, OMATIA, Nebyy Feb, 20.~In arresting Mooro o very sharp game was played by the 8pecial Agents who worked the case. Un arriving In Umaba on Monday lnst one of them telegrapbed to Hare mon's son, who is an operator in the ofileo of the Sloux City & Elkhorn Valley Rallroad at with L. Johnsou, of Lotayette, and Charlea Holzhouer, of Milwaukee, aa Becroturles, Eight ballots wero hiad, nud en the final bullot, Har. low B, Orton, ot hnmmn. recolved 20 votes out of 51 votes raat, and bits nomination was then made unanimous nmidat great applause. As tho nows of tho nomiuution transpired the cor- ridors of the Cuplol were througed with an en- thusiastlo crowd of both partics, chicering for ing the etability of frev fnstitutlons, What are the relatlons between the Pronldent and Mr. Shore man and the nccuscd that authorize or permit an efort on thelr part o iniluonce Judicial pro- coedings In o State Court? Afier o lonw and terriblo contest it s scttled that State eloctions aud Biate Logislatures wust pe froe from milltary inlluence and_cuntrol; 80, alx0, It must bu understood that tha Presldent und his Cabinet caunot, dircetly or Indirotl United Slotes notes In comon Witk all other money; that wo doem it unwise and Inoxpediont to enact any further leglalation to the funding of the national debt ubroad throueh tho ~moans of homo syndleates or other wothods, oud wa Lelleva tha true Fnl(ny of the Governmont and the best Interosts of the people would be suls- served by leglelatlon wo a8 to distribute suld duot awong oue people ot home, attording them the MILWAUKEE, Feb, 20.—The Grand Cuapter R, A, M. adjourned to-day, cluctiug the following ofllicers: E. M. 1%, Oliver Libbey, of Green Bay: Deputy, Fred Ring, Jr. of LaCroas Kiug, John M. Evane, of Evansylllo; Seribe, John L. Huuser, of Fond du Lac: Treasuper, D 1. Wright, of Madison; 8Secretary, Julin We S e A e R | Pablfat i e fouchoces. ° HARKAL I kN ADE! PRIOE,! - . 1 Por Dottle AN IMPORTANT LETTER. Axx ARDOR, Mich.. Aprll 00, 1875, —Dn. Ra0waT= ', Ine i tical orLunit 1 c 3 ety ete. This counsel sulemuly submitted ag | Fremont, telling him that his father wanted to | Woodhull, of Milwaukes; Lecturery M. Le | terferowith judlelai procecdings under Ktaty J:. m‘::h:»'u‘:xrful“&:?r,:;‘v?nu- T e r'u'.'.'.h'b"{ff.: l.:'a’ the unton ticket of Orton and Taylor, ° Mr. le’:‘l {iia. aha siso sl n;‘.“.!,’,"fifl‘,’,‘fl;""’ ot ana evidence of insanity; Rende could not be san | ace Muore, and to have bin mect Lim ab the | Younas, of Milwaukee; Chaplaln, Wititam Es | thority, . Tho statoConrts st be wholly frea | the Uuited Statos; that wa aro in favor of wueh | Orton was lormerly Judggo of tha Ninth Clreult, 1 uf OYAFIAn UIIOTE OU thu aldomen, whi:h tie and boast of bis” crimee, Yet he bud pre- | depot on nmatter of fmportance. ‘That dis. | Wright, of Waupun. and fudependent of Foderal control, except whera | loxdelatlon which will i tho legal rato of interest e and Is regrarded 08 ono of tha ablest and most supluent physiciaas of our Malcal College pio- ared this story himsclf. In sy of e o haConatitation and 1aws ¢iva the Federsl dadicl: | st not ¢xceoting U per cont vor anm culighteued jurlsts of the State. 2 uticad Incural e pared Uhis story bt 10 aupourt of L4 | ooty was sigued with Harmon's name, Har- THE WEATHER o | e npaitats speriisiin® 16 fo B vanretd | 4o e vl Tostaration of tholivor doliar | SP1E ! L, m'u”u'.‘&'xi?é“f"e%?}‘:é.‘e‘é“&‘%h AR of ltande's sanity, amd that tho prisunee | Mon was with the ugents, they having Lrought o that the acts developed upon thu trisl are of such ow It 18 two hundred and ten poutide but they 3o by of 4124 lfmlm to the culn in tho conulry, und with fuill [ogal-tender quality in the paymaut of all debts both public sud private, and that the colnsge thereof shall by unlimited ond upon the tere and cunditlons as tnny be provided for th colnage of gold; that wo are in favur of the fmme- diato und uncenditions tepoal of the Rosumption act 4. We aro in favor of tho most rigid u:ounm{ in public expendityres, and wa declaro ttat the fo und walarics of all public ofliceruwhuuld bo reduced ; tuat wo are In fuvor of tho repual of the Lankeapt act; that we shicerely deplure the recent violont colllslons betwoun labor and capital, and to jre. yunt the recurrence thereof and 1o protuct il future public order and svcurlty wo belleve thut the wayed of craployes of corporations cogaged In the buuiness of mining, wannfacturing, snd tianu- puitation should be s drsl e upoa tue propeity, feceipte, oud varniugs of ssid corpurations, sud that wald ten shiould be declared, defined, und en- furced by nprwpnulu leglalutipn; that we favor u Qerice or TUE Cime BiuNan Uvriosk, Wasnyoron, D. C, Feb, 21—=1 a. m,—~lndicas tlons—For the Luke Region, faliing barometer, {ncreasiug northeast to southwest winds, warm- er, cloudy weather, and ruln, partly turalog into suow fu the northern portlon, LOCAL OBSKBVATIONS, Cnivago, Feb, 2. \TF T,y Wiad, (. Wiater Ty T | 3N oil110, Corusnus, 0., Feb. 20.~Intue Senate, tho Touse bill to provido for ascertainlug the num. ber of unmarked soldicrs’ gravea was passed. 1In tne House, bills were lutroduced amending the Milltia law by {ncreasiug the allowanco to companics for the carv of arms from $75 to $100 per vear; to probibit creditors from offeriug property for sale until oll licns thereon hauve been warshaled; glving Judginont debtors the right to redeom the pmncn{ sold under execu- tlon; vronibiting Vrosccutiog Auurnnlyu from cuterlug a nollo prosqul, exceps vy feave of court, sud providing that, whery notles ory cutered, the reasons therefor sball be outered ou thy court records, CoLumpus, 0., Feb, 20,—The Joint Legisia. tive Conunittee on Public Works had a incet- was entltied to any reasonable doubt there might be, counsel read authorities, It [} that tho defense hud proposed to bring In experts, but refrained when they found whutJustice Breese thouglt of expert testimony, ‘Tue People hod brought i three st eulumhfa wedleul gentlemen, who declared that they were unblaoed wad without prejudics | the But when they sald thia they wero not They did not ask ulln*luqueltl 1 ulbout the physicsl conditiun of the prisoner, uwd_were not tuir towsrds bim. They sceme to think that insuimule was an evideses of fu- eaultyy, sud yet they never asked whether Lande glept well or not. These experts were brouzht hiere to testlly, snd were purtisans, aud ey did not take the ¢vidence of the fumnlly as True, evun though they were fntructed by thy Cuurt W do st 8 cliaractor ua 10 create unixioly on tho part of tho Prealdent and uny of his Cabiiiet, tut thuy cannot avold tha effuct upon thy Rubu: miud of au oxhibl- tion of that authorlty, and of unscemly denuncias tion of the Stats authoritics, Whilst itls true that tho tltle of Mz, Nayes to the oflico of President, and of Mr, Wheeler to the otlica of Vice-President, has been suttled undee the soleinn forwa of law, and wiilst it 1a our duty, Inmy ludamuul, 10 reg- ognizo the titlo bocausa 1t o I {ho 1ntoreat of tio Jublie statality and trauquility to do su, it {s none he eas truo that an Imoerative duty demande that stting pintstiment sbould bu viatied upon the pub- lic criwinals through whose flagitious crimu¥Lhat Sudgment waw obtalned, Becauso s judyment iy Bnal und coneluslve forme no reason why fm- wunity should bo secared to the stiminsl through whos perjury 3t wu ublained, 1t this s true of & slwple” property judgmcot renderod dn 8 court of law, wuch “more I truo of B monstrous cring agulnet the clertion v ofa nutlon. 'The very [ all ne yet. Ihave taken tw - . bl wlong from Cbhlcugo. Ol courss ho S22 B of Hotied: sl nemty fout bortieaof plie 1got tiis medictned from G, Urenilll, Pleaso wod ma FOur Look ** ¥also and True. MRS, C. ERAPF Aunother Letter from Mrs, C. Erapf, D, RAbwar—Elod !!In 1 hlke the Iiherty ta address ou svla My heaith fa yreatly imprav, wur mudielson, Three ut the tumure ire enucel e, sad the mnm‘ 1a nearly so. Dropsy tegone, beall I impeoviog, aod my welght decreaslng very fast. o Lisd 8 greit many calis this summer to fnnulre O G ilor 0as froim Laraga. {bred frou Jacksom, o . 9ue {r 7 3 Quits auum r[mn Eu 6. Yours wit r Ve ara well scquatnted witl STapt. " Ehe 940 enlimablo ol et W ek BISG st E.\llnl uf selllng many Botties of the Resolvent by the ugulsts Of Ann ATbor, (0 persons atllicted with fnters nadfumors, “We bave heard of wolie wondersul curet bl squealed on Moore. o knew nothing, howeyer, of tnls bogus dispatch, The Bpecial Apcuts and Harmon left on the noou tralu fur Fremont. At Biverside, a fow milles this side ol Fremont, the traius puss. Huarmon's son, who kuew nothing of what had truuspired in Clileugo, bunted up Moore, who, belng suxtous’ ta futerview [armon, coufd not wait. until ho arrived at Fremont, but, Jumplng oo the Eust. bousd train, be cmne down to Rivershle, und unsuspectiugly walked into the trap a Titela shead of thne. He walked {oto the cur, found flarmon, sud sat doyn beside bim. Moore dil Dot get up agein. The Speclal Agents, who werg tiear at hand, walked up to blm, and ong who kuew bim : + 1ow nro you, Johnnied” Lo wus thunderstruck, and wilted, compre- Lending tho situation at once, ‘Thu Spectal oignty — e Stations, !Ixur. fact that It wus successlul effected by It Yours respectfull; 9 _ the passage of & law for tho veuttiation of cual ! DERD, THE LOCIOLA SUPPKESSED THE PACTS, proceeded, rieht. straigit (hrough to | Femiiss 5 Famtencn “tho, MoRZeut. reason Wwhy the condien | Sice. o that Would bo Juss 1o the mior ad | 1nis to-uleht, ot which a rosolution was sdaoted | Ann Asbor, Mick., Aug. 6. 1) TERDACH & CO aud ducelved and misled the defenses The ne, as already stated, Moore watved ex< B 3 punlahment of the perpetrators should cuver it | the owner, appuinting a sub-committeo 1o vonfer with the hypothetlul question putto Dr. Hughes was | wnymation, aud was sent to fail t detault of with porpetual Infaty, and munifedt to all future | - A, The Democratic party 1 the friend of tha | lessces of tho public wurks, sud report to the tnperfect and lmproper. Yot Dr. Hugbes gav ol conupirators mgalnet ‘the lberiles of tho navlon thodungee uf attempting ity ropotition. NATIONAL PINANCE. Slneo the insuvuration of Presldent 11ayes I havo regacded repeal o8 hopoless, Lo was pledzed Lo resumption, ‘Ll dubin :henmml 8t tie head of thy Trenrury, holds tho pouitivn, hw wlii cufores tho wtrictest and hardest execytion of the law, aud it fe understood that soy bill to repeal the clause will be have berctofore sald that, In ty bellef, the usption law bue been thy sourco of the ureateat calamity to the Lusinves utecesty and proberty of the country, It ias had the efect of causiug men to board greonbacks und the banks tu withbold uud witharuw their cizculation tu the fear of betug crushed uy 8 furced sedetption fn gold. A favorsble forelgn tiade has pruioted o felurn 0 pecle payment. and, if bolunces shall continge fu favor, [ capect o wee our paper b pur with gold st au carly duy. Wil the retoration of 10,000 Ladl, Harwon was Hkewlsa seat to fail, 'he Bpecial Agents will Lo fn Omba to-morrow cvening. People at Fremont ars cousiderably surprised. ‘The first dellnite fuformation re- lved there was from BMonday's Citicagu ‘CRIBUNM, LAILIOAD IRBEGULARITIR. Bpecial Dispaich to The Tribune, ADRIAN, M ‘b, 0. —Fur thy tirst tme in twenty years, a Grand Jury tas been suia- woned to b1t In this county, “Thelr mission wall bu to fuyestlrete the frregularitics in the Lake Blore freight departmicent fu this clty, whereby It ts clalmed that gralu-ablopers aud su:lun iw becn uuteted ouy ‘if‘ ’m:lununounrd <k = ollars the past two veard. Division-Superin- tendeat Cutils {ough, Ui rewmoved agont, THE PALMYRA EXPLOSION, some inlddlemen supposed go be finplicatea In Bpectal Dispuich §0 Tha Tridune. e————————— common-school sywicui, aud will, Ia overy logitt: mate way, labor fur Its success, and will oppuse any attempt to divertiunylporiion of tho cominun- schoul fund to any secluzian purpose. U, ‘Fyat tho l1at appurtlounient of the Btuto for ledislades’ purposes was groiely unjust sud d honorable, aud’ 70 dowmand that 1he liext Legluia- tury fu spporttoning the State for legiatutive vur. put @8 will bo thelr dwperative duiy, shull bave regard alous to pupulution sud cuntinguisy of ter- ritory, 7. ¥l‘xm the juriadiction clsiined and exercléed by the Ulrcult ‘Courts of the United Bates over questlons of curporate aud lndividuul righte srislng usder tae laws of the States uds $0_opuross and burdon litizants to vucn s extuut as to amount to a practical denlal of Justice In wany cases, aud wo stder the luzislation which has conferred such Jurtsdiction as unwise and burtful tu_the true lue terestsof the people; and wo demand such leglata. Jolnt Committee a8 sctticinent of existing difforences between the Btate and lessees on the basls that the Btate through the Board of Publio Works take immedlato posscsslon of thy canals, —— VIRGINIA, RicnMoND, Va., Feb. 20.—The Scnate, by a votu of 23 to 16, passed tho Barbour b}l from tho IHouse, with smenduicuts which provide that 15 cents of the 50 asscssed asscssed on cach $100 of property, togestier with all liconse dnd liquor taxes, except $75,000 which goes to tha governicutal oxponse fund, sball bo duvoted to the payment of Intercst on the publlc deot, and that the bill & not intended to futerfere with any legal righty of bondholders, ur to bo avo hia opluion upon Randu's mental condition upon it Even he was ouliged to own that thesy things vurruted were evidence of fasanity, and 1he celense belleved that the Buate bud utterly Sailed 10 make out 1ts case on the laanity ques- won. ‘They brought Lr. Coreiel bere” from Jucksonville, and were alrald to put bim on the stand after wll, Mr. Btubbs closed Lis speech shont halt-pust 10 o'vlock with compllmentary remurkas Lo tho Jury on the uttentivn which they ht given to the case, and the declarution that, fu A lcw of tho facts und the law, they coubd u.t poesibly And bls client guity of the murder of Cliarivs Belden, MiL JAMES A, M'KRNZIE, useocdate counsel for the People, then com- wcu.ed the fhual urgument fn the cane. After DR. RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS! t gl g‘}’r;‘flflfl}! l-llltdl-ll. (Slegantly Dmu.‘d with awue TIM. v reantben. of ors of ¢he BLuid- Ldney, uh!-ir. Nerygus did: ay Coatlyeness, Judis oot Btlous wevor, ladam; leran u’fn Foal viscers, | Warranted to edect a poaltive bur ”Hmbln. conlalning By Mcrcurye win' elater] Bty rva g fllonlsy srmptome resuitsg (oo rders of the Digestlyy H 12 o ciarks on tho i tauc ¢ & Herl i o tver o fgato the cvils_of contrict it will restrict aod fhuilt the jurlsdiction of | cousidered o4 cowpelling & comprotlse of the | | Coust) ot oward Fiics Suiigess of the Bloodin st relipivasy ceuiarks o 1o oboriauce uf | tho ayent's upersions, aud s irot elerks | Quixer, ik, Peb. 20.~0nw o the saen illed | slict, et illzas, (i, S)iegof, aiicion | dan e Ml Reitbtos G, B ooy Clatuet | ubh. o Thatao whl probubly soncus i thows | [ EceboAvaiyy phjosiotyach Attt U taration by the defenaetbat prejudice westusy | T uprusl vmployed herc, wers subpweascd | by tue explosion ucar Patiyre, Mow yesterdagy | opa of thu busiuos-ien of Iudiaua, It plutod by the Countitutlun, aud vxprossed In the | puicndincnts, : T okt o Tl o A Eh it o Frauk ftunde existed In the minds of theLeavis | ou” Traveliog-Audiior Huyden, at Jackwon, | Wil Enelandy wus from Barryy L, 1o was | chonpmuney hat Mo ol et hasestory, | duichasr b SRR, ey 1ogutation, snd pros | peapoeons foranding tho debt tn 8 or b g B tadl oy ""'flflnfn'n" ih9 e Rovion g iy | s i iust sxbanient aer This Uspected | 8 younk ma, and bls mother hus gono to Pal- | Hot bul 89,8 lissiteniel o soptemulaied by | B Wi oe Skais A0 St 0 0y B udurai | felatered bondy e now contemplated by tho Lepuis, Shatieriod ps Jhe floans + 30l when iu & lyloi Losture Dlas ety Lo dgudnat the eriafuat, execpt s | pliosof ay afale which was supposcl o bavo | wye today fu gt the body. Tus ollse was s | waiishabiard sud wiconies ofVatse,” Uofurite | Goverbiaentcliber s fands, boads, wonuy, or” by Alouye Financo Commitice, uidor g B’ iho Sl Feser a . Buaa gt Yislou, r b dicd vut. The uuthorities tak reu be- | stnall upright, und was throwu a loug distaves i eution, stiver wua ut par with gold, and, jo credit. — nd Dull palulo the Head, Degclencyut Porsplratl ins Bt 23l tHAL Lhe upeaker woull throw | Sunae ot e antoint ot s Lt uiire o6 | By tho exolorlon. - The Cojoner's hiquest was | whey restored. 1 thinie, Wil Tiso a3 t6 1 sainy | | .t wo Ablior aut Lo W o publio detes 10WA, fi'-‘i.""&"l.‘n’kfi." o 'r's’uu.u'""nifib:hf-‘i') ftat burniok overboard - ull o the trincs advaaced | flelals (o refusine to ke 8 sstistactory show- E«M 1o-day. Al three of the uufurtunate Givp, | Jevel, § nred Lardlymay (o you that thuvaiue uf auy | tion tho leaders in the Republican parly who so. Das Moiwss, Ia., Feb. 20,—The [onse Com- 1l Heah. i ::y m«; s‘ulu-u Alllul.mev. his be Lad po hi(klh iug of brreguluritics. niland, ;l‘rtplcn, sud Crowder, wero wll :'ll‘u‘lur\lmnlnl& u{gn:'uhulrcld“e:wdfiw:-nyfiu f:w-i', :‘umx'n.;‘\l :mne v‘v#b.l;a‘nlfmsfiflr::;f: i‘l.r wittoe on Nallroads saroed to-night, without ": mr. e #'l.x,g:ng&. s v.r’l‘l‘l ?»'n“g'e"m’cc W fun of dofugs ¢ to tuke MEN % ¢ Jiportan . spplivd. | ned o 3 1 - ¢ o e il B N S G W | b ey e BT ot oty Shor Sieard L S et | it Vot Shpin Sesr Ve ohL | A dttaf s oni bl ot pon e | o E AT ERLGE e o s v 1, St | et e e e e OCEAN STEAMSHI? NEWS, SRt Mt | P bl R e S | it irmiee & bt i S | READ FALSE AND TRUE. ALY, ot 8. 14 B protestend Liat b uid | Wi he docs: e \aveling, wis necaol by | NEW Youw, Feb. 9).—Arrived, steamships | £osd wionev, b tar & Juc siiuonts As s keut out of tuo positious to which s frue peopiu | PAuS and-grunt, over which there hay waterial fur the nanufacturcgof ware, silver will bave vnly the voluce which L®% use cun give It Dut when stamped with the quslity of moiey sud hud called tovw. Wo bold it up o8 the monsler crits s uf tho age, el alust freo povern. vt @ Beated contest ever sluce the opesiug of r izl 8 Crime ayalot the clective frauchlse, and the sesslon. ‘This ls consids us settling the cas {u fuvor of the Milyaukee Compauy. Mr Tusnb LI bl e Jbsreud i Loy ks i Dunteith dast nizht on the charge of stealing o | Australis, trom Liverpool; Lessbuy, from Nawm- Dk bty ther ol Boirge 0l w0 Bivery Bcnd 00 fetter stamp to RADWAY & €O, o 72 v basacd dutten | bung Grth Lhouaaudd no v & nflj‘ ;n“l““fi'\llell- Lutcrmation W