Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 1, 1878, Page 7

MARINE NEWS. A General Btrike of Tng Engineers, Firemen, and Deck-Hands. Prospect of Belter Freight Rates on the Lakes. Nautioal Notes and Itema of Interest from Various Ports, STRIKFE. OF TUG EMPLOYRS, The tugmen's diMculties, instcad of Aiminlsh- fng. arc becomiIng greater. ‘The managers of the Aseoclation Jtnes and the owners of the Independ. ent Line boata did not meet last night, butar- sanged to hold & confercnce at O, B, Green's office thiscvening at B o'clock, when, probably, they will discuss the ajtoation and endeavor Lo eff: compromise of thelr differences. It was sald evening by some of those Interented that the rat enrrent befara the strite began would probally bo adopted 17 0 ratisfactory agreement could be made Detween the contending parties. On the hegle of the “competitive fare comes the strike uhhfl engineers, iremen, and linesmon on the Associntion boats. “The managers adver- tised for men to @11 the pleces of the two latier l]mllulemglflnl yesterday, offering $27.50 and board for firemen, and $25 for linesmen. per month. The old emploges gave the managers farmal notice yesterday of their refusal to work for less than . r" month, and nearly sl of tnem (the nnmber’ being shout elxty-four) have signed an agresment ledging themselves not to work for less pay than hoy have Foen getting. Last night they congre- ted At thelr ususl rendezyons, 8t the foot of E:nlh LaSslle atrcet, snd declded to leave the boata at midnight—the haur when thelr Isat month expired. Thera weee about fifty present, and thoy actedorderly, and made no threats, »o far as could he nscertained, Fearing trouble, the Managor of the on Towing Association scnt to Tolice leadquarters, and trolmen were on duty at foot of Lasnlle stract, whers most of the tugs Iny up aight, but thele Aetvices wero scarcely nocens sary: for not the rlighteat demonatration occurred up 10 11 o'clock, nd after that hour most of the e sotight thelf homes or lodgings, They have made acrangementa for & protracted strike, and axnert thelr belief that the managers of the Asmo- ciation boats will soun ba glad to get them back; fur, they say, it wlll bo riskw business to run boats in the hathor and outalde with green mon, Up to Iast accounts no new men had offered to flll the vacancler, and oid ones wiil not, ‘Ihe managers succeedod in arranging matters with the ks. ‘Thoy callod each ons of them [nto thelt ofMices yesterday, and nformed them that thiey must accent $100 per month hereafter or quit. They had heen getting 8110, and are requte- rd to find provisions, etc., from thelr wages. With onc exception, that of ‘tie caok of the N. T A, tug Union, all accapted the terms, - Tne angimee rern notified of a redaction of 15 per cent, but yesterday the manavors conctuded to nake It 10 per cont, and so informed thom. The wagea pald st prosent were $70 por manth on the Vestel-Uwners' Tawing Company's tugs, and $76 on the Unlon Towing Assoclstion boate, A mnjor- ity of the engincers mot last nizht at (ha gorner of Market and Indiana streets. and after a brief discusslon of the maiter resolved that they would not nccele fo the reduction, elieving that they were rocelving Jittle enough for tho work they porfarmed, and declded 10 quit the boats this eventng unless the managers aeceded to thelr terms, 1t was said by several engineors laat night that all, or vory nearly all, of the engineors would Joln 1 the movement. Thus it will be seen that, unleas other men are employed, the Assaclation tuga will have only Cuptalne and cooke to rin thom, and it may not be nn easy matter to A1l the places of the strikers ins rcasonable time. Tle striko dues not affect moat of the Indepena- ent Lino bonta, whore owners generally seem will- Ing 10 pay prosent raten. 1t may be that tha lines grec on 8 rostoration of the tari@ rotes, but s nut ikely (hot the clation nanagers will thelr men as they linve bean if such s consum. tion {a effccted. AL the prosent time cut and slash is the order among tug managers aud owners, TRE CANAL, Bmipazront, July 31, —Arrivala—North Branch, 5,600 tn whest; A, Woolson, 5,600 bu wheat} Day Dawn, 5,600 bu wheat; Senoca, 5,500 bu wheat; Essex, 0, 500 hu wheat; prop King Broth- ers, Kankakco Fecder, 2,000 bu corn; Atlantlc, Kankakee Feedor, 4,700 ba corn; D, T, Wright, Moreis, 5,000 bu corn: Q, L. Dooth. Maraellle: 6,000 bu corn Shamrock, Kankakee Feoaer,d, 500 Lit corn: Danube, Ottawn, 1,300 bu curn, 4,400 bu wats; vrop Atlsntic, licnry, 2,600 bu ostss Nisg- ora, Honry, 5,500 Un corn, Cleared—Chamnlon, Fera, 80,770 ft lumber, 151,750 ehinzles: Cataract, Henry, 2,774 11 lnm! tier, §0,000 1t lumber: prop City of Tenrg, thonty, 16041t Jumber, 100,000 shinglen; Industry, Mortls, 100,851 {t Inmber; A. Woolson, 4,500 bn wheat] Bencea, 4,500 bu Wlieot, JJnnarront, July $1—10 p. . —Arrjvals~FProp Vihale, Ottawa, 4,300 bu oorn; Friendship, Otia- wa, 6,100 bu corn, x 4 arauces—rop Mohawk _Belle, Rankakes Feudor, 4,122 ft lomber; 4. Menard, Kanknkeu Feau 110,000 1 lumber; Toard of Trade, Peru, 80,534’ 14 lumber, 150 posts, LAKE FREIGIITS, The rallrond mennvers have decided to ralse the rateon graln fo New York to 20¢ per 100 Ibs from and atter to-day, and to 26¢ from and afier nest Monday. That will bo good news to vessel men, ond 1t 1s very likely thit lake freights wili go upa little, The prospect looks better, Tho freight market was acitve yellrnln{: room beingk engaged for 17, 000 bu wheat, $1:2, 000 bu corn, 60,600 ba rye, and 10,000 bn barley, The rates wero uncliniyed, belng on the hasis of 136 on corn 10 Bufalo. T Buffato—1 Ja. iladelphla. schrs A 4 drews, Mears, I, L. Denforth, G. C. lazard, Scutt,'d, W, Doatie, ull corn at 14¢; schrs Fitne gorsli aad Cnadilla, ryoat 1vic. o urnta—tclire . L. Muyeanud K. L. Nicholson, com_ throngh, o Kingsion—Schr Ninvara, wheat, F. D, Lurker and Keathug, corp Cleveland,' barley, all on vrivate termis, T Collingwool—farge Van Allen, vorn, 1n the afternoon the schr Ied Wing, corn to Huffalo and Walkertown, aad J. Mathaws, coru v Kiagston. 3 Gould, Cnba, and - 235 —— NAUTICAL MISHADS, The schr Nortunmberland serived at Detroit Monaay in a leaking condition, the result of Fri. day’s blow on Lake Erlo. Tho steam-barge Alice Strong ran into the stinr Alaska just outside of Clevoiand Sunday night, sud smashed $u the storn of the lattor, wiiich had k) excureloniais on hoard at the time, During thick wenther Friday nlght last the prop Menamluee ran nehors in fthe sirails between Nound und Bols Blave Isluudd. Bhe wus relessed, without sustaiulng damage, by the tag J, W, Lens nett. 1t ts alleged that on a recent trip down, ore laden, thie aclire liortie Cowles aud Annle E.' Fou- ossedd Thundor llay togethor, and that sbout 1u'clock In the morning Capt. Seymour, of the Cowles, which was anead, foll overbo His schooner was ** Lhove to, " the Faater along. nide, learned what had kabpencd, ing back over the buy, found. Seymour, plcked bin up, and pluced him nboard the Cowles, —buriog best ‘back aud forth aboat ten wmilea dolng the Job, MILWAUKEE. #&pectat Dispalch to The Tridune, MiLwavgEz, Wi —Ilecelpts of wheat, 61,00 bu; shipm n store, UTH,000 bu, ‘The tug Johu Tawkine, built here for service on the Chippews River, lelt to-day for it deatina- tlou v Chlcago snd the Tlinots River. Frelghts nominal at previous Agure Upon the apaniug of the bits for the fmprove- ment of reveral harbors by Maj, I, W, Hoberty, of tho Engincor Corpu, the following wors found 80 be the Jowests o of Hefuge, Hturye Biny, Truman % Hehira er, Manttowoc, n Menomonee Hareor. G Dredye tver Tompany, Grean Bay, 87,k 3 Tenman & Kehraders Sanitonoer g, bt st ay, 234 centa pa by D‘;I.'(:‘ B - t cubie rd: .y Harvor, 0."F, Mchodgail Gireen Bay Harbor, Giecen Na, o Company, tireen 1 X oige Ontunagun (A Duluth, $11, 00 — TORT NURON, Poir Honos, Mich., July 81,—Down—Props Concatogs, Potoniac, Hneels, Duan Richmand, L, M. Wilson and consorts, Turner snd barges; schr Soplun Minch, Up—Props Marine Clty, Arctic, Huron oy Y. ewbery; schrs Jano Hell, Lawrence, Harsh J Wake, 88, Juseph, Irlehs Mary, Amahis. Wind—Soutl, freali; wesiher fine. l‘un:r Henow, Mick., July 31—10 p. m. —Passed Vauderbllt, Buorts, wits Bumatra soy Voscuilte wpd bar Tempest and a Fenator, Meed U J. Bereschy; achre L. lanos, Lom lutin, Mary, llatie, Reindess. , light; weather gue. MARQUETTE, Bpecial Dispaich (0 The Tridune Mamquurrs, Mich., July $i,—Arrived—Propa B. Chamberlain and Pletcher; schrs Ironton, Ish- veming, aud Martin. Clested—Frops Anna Smith, Forter, Chamber- hl.dall Haudford, Shawnce, W, Gzandy, R.8. Pauseddowa—E. Lin and City of Duluth, . ERIE. 8pecial Diepatch o The Triduns, Bux, Pa., July 3L —Arnivals—8tmr India, Du- Yuth: peop Wissahicxon, Butialo; schr Juln Burt, Deteolt, cklt':.":‘:_‘""'_sm_" Nyack, Duluth; prop Junlats, P EAST SAGINAW, Bpacial Diipatch (o TAs Trioune. Eanr Bacinaw, Mich., July 31.—Limber ship- menta from Baginaw Hiver exceed lnose of lost Tearto July B0 30,000,000 feet; swpments tily Lowa- Ellsworth, Wind~gout seaton to date from the rivor aro as follows: Lumber, 207,285,037; lath, 18,011,000; shingles, 800, 180, 5:40; staven, 1,803, 5:10; hoopa, 16, 163, - 000. Lumber freights daclined a ahitling per m &l sround, and veasels experience difficnlty in get- ting cargoes, Ttates from Saginaw to Bufdalo, $1.1214." Oblo ports, $1. NAVIGATION NOTES. CIHICAGO. The Goodrich stmr Muskegon will make an excaralon this morning for the Methodist and Con- gregational churches of Evanston. The stmr Flora took about 500 excuralonists to Waukegan yesterday, They were montly from Evaneville, Ind., and enjoyad the telp hugely. ELSEWIIRRE, ‘The United Statosatmt Michigan ison her annual cruise up the lakes, An extension of the north plerat Grand Havon wii) bo bulit this season at a cost of 87,0697, ‘Thre cribs arc to be placed In Jm‘!lllfln at Diack Lake Harbor. Kach erib will be fifty feet lony, The cantract for adding tiwo cribs 1o the plers at St. Josaph hee been let. Each crib will e fifty feet long, and both will cost 7,218, ‘The Ottawa flazetle contains the notice of the fncorporation of **The Niagara N-vn&;mm Com- ny," witn o total capital stock of $130, 000, ‘The_ Enpineer of the Canada SBonthern Ratlroad stmr Transfer, at Amhierstbure, bave launchod s little ateamer called the Rob Hoy, whichatobe & clipper. "Toe Deteolt Zost and Tribune now says the great convention of vessel and raiitoad men will naver eld, Saturday last the sche Fattie Toward, Capt. Lennour, was tied Cleveland for debt, and laced In chatge of an officer. Monday, while the eaper was al dinner, the vessel was smugeled ont El‘nlllhe“hnrbor. and, It is supposed, run aver to PORT OF CHICAGO, The follawing were the arrivals and actus! safl- ingsat this port for the past twenty-foor hours euding at 10 o'clock lant night: , ARRIVALS. Prop Philadelphis. Buftalo, sundries, Clark sireat, Benr M. | . Thomnsun, While Laie, luinber, Market, a, Huflalo, sundries. street., fehe K. Kllinwood, White Lake, lunioer, Twenty- sacond street. Belir Topsey, Muskegon, lumber. Sampson 8ip, ron Memenger, Hentan, sundrics, State street. brop Nohirasks, ' HuTalo, sundries,” Adams street. Tt . Buffalo, cos A Grand faven, lumber, 'rup Onelda. Nuffalo, sundriea State strec ehr 8.1, olley, lawleleh's Iiay, wuod. ftis D Cacclis,” Muskegon, lumbor, Twent, 0! street, Bchr Cupsboga. Muskeran, lumber, Market, Renr ¢ {ibbard, Duck Lake, Inrk, Ogden Canal, is Raminco, Jumber, Market, Moore, Bangatuok, lumber, Merket. 'sckard. Pack: ark. i ol MAry Grah Holland, te , & Q. Persia, Manistoe, liniber, Market. tie Fisher, Halland, slan, Ciybourne avends, 1 1awk, Mantitee, tumior, Market. Ecnr Ausiraiia, Muskegon, Tumber, Market. £atir Ketemim, Muskexon, luniber, Marko Prop lra ii, Owen, Kecansba, ore, KI5, K. Schr Jeasts Linn, Kacapava, vre. Eelir fthiea, Mnekexan, bark, Hu Prop Trader, Pentwatcr, luniber, Belir North Star, Port Slier Behr el Hrown, Ellnger, pusts, Al Rebie 0 Ellong Wiite Lak, ties. €. i & 8ehr Malnfe, Mantaac, Jumber, Market. TProp Fasorite, Menoitnee, towing, ush strect, Belir onord. $enominee, Jumber, Kicteon S1ip, KChe T . Transon, luintior, Stetson S1ip, el Uraiun, Menmince, linbor, stetatin §1tp. Rcuw Grauger, Packard's Pir, 'lumber, Tweltth street, Schr Eatly Rird, Grand 1laye., stone, Ogden's Caal, Betir Amnockeag, Manisteg, I . Market. Echr Windsor, Manistee, o Garape. Sontreal, 'rop J8y (ould, Buffao, sandries, State atrect, "!lugl'r Jounnio Jawkine Miiwaukee, lght, Rush rect. ACTUAL PalLINGS, Prop Beotin, Dnflaln, nindrics, el Liva. Tfor lcht. Rehir John Mark, daniee. light, Lrup Mevsengor, Nentan Ifariior, sundrica. gele ttoguiator, Mausten, lghe! gehr A, Joust, Stan] Hehr A' Plugker, Kaugatucl belir o oo, 1 uskeon, . 8 [talaton, Muskegon, light. Burton, kric, Tye. ampent, Muakegun, 1ght. oredl, an‘rl ) lght, City of Grand flav Gyand Haven, lght. it fo Trap Chas. Reitz. A Kohr 8, llatrs, Lincoin, Selir Stauniu, trand § rop c il Felir Antile 0. {1anson, atskey Prop Colfn Canpbe] I4|lIIR|l(VII. Prop Mary Grati, 1ioiland, sundrie Bonr Four lirottiers, Maniatee, Behr Hatils Fislior, Sluskein, :c;n‘.“.."" AIHIHTIII{]I.‘““III( ‘chr 0 Louglt, Ludipg Eclr Milan, anzton, Hab Benr Lewis Day, Stamleo, wi Henr Tam I."'ll'“\ Musl 4 h oty HenE et ity SURTRE p Wilitam Crippen, Sanfiiee, Bchie Two Fanntery rfll:u o, g0t %6 an ! o rop Buaruce, prodt Gt an. grop A D. catd o " whics, biactgar, T. W, »nock, prop Commodore, e Ll CANADA, The Postal Unlan=The Orangemen—The Luborers of London—Othor Jtems, Spectol Diepatch te The Tribune, MoNTREAL, July 81l.—Canada will enter the TPostai Unlon to-morrow, when uniform rates of postago will be charged to all European coun- trics, Laurge quantities of military supplies, nclud- ing a Jarge amount of loos¢ pawder and ball cartridges, are belug deposited 1n the magnzine on 8t. Ilelen's Taland, There aro over 1,000,- 000 rutinda of cartridges In the vonsignment, To-loy the counsel retulned by the Orango- men in the case tow befors the courts met in Judge Badpeley's ofilce to conaldor & propost ton submitted to them by a letter from the representatives of the opposing party, with the objoct of laving the case brought directly be- fore the Privy Council. 1¢ Is roported that thers aro ather Important propositions In this letter, the purnort of which has not been ascertalne: The counsel present arrived nt a decislon, whic tust bo submitted to thelr clients, 1t fs und 2tood that the Orange leaders from the Went will arrive ngafn shortly, to deliberate i refer- cove Lo the proposed step, . The yacht O"Neagh, belonging to Mr. F, A. Coue, of Lockhlll, County Armagh, Ireland, hos arrived here, with the owner on’ board, after & Ppassaga ucross the Atlantic of twenty duys, There arrived at Point 81, Churies, during the st week, tifty-one ear loads of cattle for ex- ]\on;tlkon, mnlllluucuen car lopls Iu;} salc onthis Inarket, more thun a quarter of the latter bejug bought'tor tho Britinly morket, ing Hpeclal Disuich 10 The Triduna, Quenre, July 81,—The Mercury suggests, in view of the cxeiting state of soclely in Canadlan vitles, that Canada should send & regiment to Enzland and maintain 1t in strength,—the English In return keeping a regioient fn Canada, A dispatel recolved st the'Archbishop's pal- ace fruin Bt Johi ewloundland, says that Monselgneur Couroy, Apostolie Delegate, {s much fmproved In health, but is stili unable to lm}\\lm thelw a p;f“"“. ot v onselzneur Racine, who is to be consccratey Bishop of Chicotine un Bunday next, Is now IE retreat in the Queboe Seminary., Al the Dishe ops of the Proviuco will asslst” at the conacera. tionceremony. Special Dixpalch to The Trivune. Loxnpox, July SL—~The uuempivyed working- mun of Londot bave petitioned the City Coun. cll to uee ta iufluence with tho Dominfon Goy- ernuent Lo secure a tract of lond aud sid for the uncmploved of London who destrs to aottle b the public Jands. The setitioners belfeve thuty through the advance of lmprovements jn wachinery aud other facilities for production all clusses of labor with hucome glutted; und that by plucing the uuproductive labor on the Government land it will becotie s source of wealth fnstewd of o burden, and the beat oytlet for surplus labor be Nirnlshed, Rueclal. Dispaich to The Tr'Sune, Navavsg, July 81.—Mr, W. C, Scott, editor and publisher of the Erpress newspaper in this place, who fs charged with the printing in his office of the forred election-uidress of Edmoud Huoper, candidatu for the House of Comimons, has been committed to jufl, 1o stand trial ab the next ossizes, Bpecial Dispated to The Tridune, OrTawa, July 31.—Mr, J. Noble, o gentleman from New York, hus purchused the phosphate- rights of 500 acres fn the fourth and sixth rauges of Tewpleton. Iy representaan Amerl- cun conipany, who intend cotumueuciog minlug operativns at once. ———— Youthful Vaudals, san Sranctaco thronkcle, The spirit of mischict that ls 4o predomiusnt in the youth of this ity bas found avotber eid wheroln it cay be eratified. 1t would naturally o subposed that the graves uf the dead would at least be wafefrom their Vandal uands, but tha following fucident proves otherwise: Among tha wany bmlluluul Kraves and mouuwents w Luurel-1lill Cemetery s that of A. W, Slason. This centleman by vone to conslderuble ex- cnse 10 adorn and beautify his busfal-plot, and or s01e tuie past workieh Lave bevn cogured in erecting @ wonutcnt thereou, The crown- iug L»lwe of this wouument is o full-sized ligurs of the Angel Gabriel, made of pura white war- ble aud tuiborted frow {taly st an expense of uverv[(l,wu. Tho figure wus put in position Inst Thureday for the firat thue, After the de- parturo of the workisen six boys, reuging i years from 7 to 13, entered the cewetery, and, Lspyiug the slaiue, they set 10 work to” deface sud dustroy it. They pelteait with all the loose stones lying near, aud 1uushort tiwe 1t was colpletely duum{)ml. The watter wus given futo the bands of Utlicer J. R. Rogers Lo work up, and alter u ehort scarch No pounced g ¥X young ruscals who sckuowledged the deed. Tley were coudyvted to tbe Uity Pruvo. health and the sores were THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THHURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1878 BABY-FARMING. Some B8trong Testimony Given Against Mrs. Bell. What 8Bhe Has to 8ay in Denial of the Charges. The oxamination of tho cass against Mra. Bell, charged with cruelty to children at her “childs’ boarding-house,” or ** baby-farm,! as It has been called, was contibued yesterday at Justice Beully's Court. ‘The first witness was MRS, ANNA M'GRNGOR, of No. 1000 West Madison strect. She pald that she had known Mrs, Bell for about two years; had ived In the samo house with her on \a ren avenue, aml know of the treatment which ahe was in the habit of bestowing upon children In ber care. *'They are trealed overy way but human,’* They were kopt dirty, fithy; cried all the time; bodles raw with sores. The foud the bables got was bad, and the milk fed o them was sour. Witness cited thecascof a baby bolanging to 8 woman named Dable. That baby's underclotbing was changed so seldom and its body was sa seldom cleaned that a mass nf sores covered It. Jf touzhied, 1 bled, Witness had taken tho child from Mrs, Bell and koptitabout m week. Under proper care it grew healthy and strong agsin. When she took it (she wanted to adopt It) it had dysen- tery and general stomachlc weakiicss, sod fn her motherly opinion the - csused by {mproper food and lack of care. Mrs. Bell had tried to convince her that the young one was hereditarily dlscased, but the sures healed with proper attentlon. As an instance of crusity, she sald that Mrs, Bell applicd alum and mitk or milk and horax to the clfld’s sores, and at each spplication the little onme writhed and acreamed {n agony. 8he knew of another chlld that had been taken to Mrs. Bell's fu a Lealthy condition, Almost finmediately after jia arrival it went into a sleep, and, after Iyine in a semi- dorinant, half-consclous condltion for four or five days, it died. She knew of another babe that had dled there. Witness lind been obliged to move awny from the house because of the crics of tho children, They crisd all the time. Afrs, Bell hal nu nurses for them except hor huaband and herself, and all the chlldren at the M fann "' were infants cxcept two. 3rs. Bell had told the witness that she got the clildren by applying for them, When the parents of sitch baboa as ind * real ' parents learned of thie treatment to which the Hitlo ones were sub- Jected thay took their bades away. The woman calling herselt Mrs. Dabla had told witness that Mrs, Bell bad told her that tf she would give ber, Mrs. B., 850, she would * never see her child again, ‘lead os nlive.”’ While witness nad lived fa tho house with Mra, Bell she had scen the children many times nvala' day, and knew exactly how they were treated. She had scen them bathed fu cold water in winter, and she knew that thoy wera frd sour food,—bolled rice, and cracked wheat, snd oatmen!, mixed with sour milk—becausa witness had sometimes helped fced the youngsters, and had tasted tho food, Once Mrs. Bull had told witness that a girl 14 years of age had come to Ler house to re- maln during coufinement, fho agreemont was, Mrs. Boll had safd, that the _youni mother was not toseo the child at all. The birth was yre- mature, and the child died. Boon after the motlier went away. Witness also rald that nt the time of the **sleepy baby's’ death there hnd been no doctor In attendance, and the young one was burled, or rather taken away from the house, without any notilcation to the Coroner, or_burial permit, or an; (armllur whatever, pon the cross-oxamination witness stuck to her story, though counsel for thoe defense tried to break the fores of the testimony upon wit- ness’ statement that whilo shie lived n the same house with Mrs, Boll se had seen the children every ten minutes of each day. The defense alsotricd to show that witucss had left her quarters in Mrs, -Bell's houss because she had ta; not beeause of tho cries and screams of the JOUng ones. Upon the re-direct examination, witness safd that, in waabing the chlldren, as Mras, Bell oc- casionally did, and lndressing them, she baudled them as witness would @ Lurkey or ehicken she was dressing for dinner,—Jerking them around by a leg or arm, as convenloncs suited. MRS, R A. BUNNELL, a motherly-looking little woman, living st No. 42 Seymoir atraet, tostified that 'Mra, Bell now lived next to her, at No. 44 Seymour street. She bad secu ous thing In 3rs. Bell which ahie thougliv was cruel, She had seen her carrving s chifld on her orn completely covered and eu- velopod with dresses sud clothes. Withess did not knaw that & child was underuesth the dresses till Mrs. Hell had told her s0. The ex- plauation which Mrs. Hell offered was that she was ashauicd to have auyhody see the chiid, Witness wus greatly troubled in her home lile by the acreams of Mrs. Nell's children, They cricd most wil the time. 8he had heard then in sn univterrupted series ot screama from Hto 0 or 7 o'ciock fn the morplug, ‘They vried as thouich In agony, not as it from temper or vexation, and nobady tried to quict them as for as shy was able Lo judge. Witness spoke aa a mother, havine five chlldren of her own. She had nuever seen Mrs. Loll abuse the children, thongh they cried every nightand cyery day, MR T A DUNNELL, 4 the husband of the preceding witness, testifled that he was a fireman; that Mra. Bell’s chlldren cried overy tima ho was at hoine; that he was home three times a dny to meala; that tho uulsanes was alinost unbearable; that his wife bad frequently complained; that he had inade the éomplalnt upon which the warraut was s aued partly because of the diaturbance created, Wituess further said that the only tuing he Lad ever scon that looked cruel was the, leaving of o baby lying on o chatr on the porch for ubout three hours oue day, Tho child tooked like dead; ua though too weak to ery, ** On Sunday the children siwars look firat-clasa,” Al the chitdren Jooked sickly, Witness added that the erylug had grown seiisibly aud pleasingly less, humfin the nuinher of times and thu flercences and agony of the cry, siuce complaint bad beon made about it Ars, J. W, Morrison, of No. 40 Seymour atreet, was uext colled. Bhe proved to be rathicr an unprofitavle witness, snd, beyond the fact that she had heard the cries testitted to by Mr, and Mrg. Bunuell, sdded nothing to the testimony, JANES BAKLY, tho policenian who uinde the urrest, testiflcd ns to the coudition of the house when bo callel there, He sald that by saw four children, One was sbout o year old. It was lying In 3 close, hot room, up-atairs, on a muattrees Juld upog the foor. ‘The matiress, bo safid, wus wat, and tho ehild and ta clothing were web. In the corner of the room was & plle of rags which louked as though a child bad lain upon themn, A six montha’ old Labe hie saw lying on & yuilt on the kitehen floor, Noneof the children jooked par- ticularly cloan nor particularly healthy, nor did they wear auny tou much clothing, He bod seen a cleauer house than Mrs, Bell's, He had also scen & dirtier house, The Wlies wers thick, Upon tha cross-examination: the ofticer rewems bered that it appearcd to be wash-aay, Otlicer O. L. Dudley, of the Humune Soclety, testltied to w of ulfalrs as described by the policeman, In the absenco of other witnesscs for the rosecution, the defunaw took up their side, sud utroduced Mr. Youug of No. 209 Park avenue. fie testified that ubout thres yoirs ago Mre, Bell had been culled by him to nurse his wife sod children and b Knew beras au sxcellent uurse, elc., et & MRS, BELL berself was then examined. Bhe ssid that she had lived st No. 44 Boymour stroet since the G dey of May, Bhe now had fuur children I her care, Phey did very hitile crylug wia keosral thing. One o1 the duar littlo oncs had & cobination of whouping vough, ineasles, and toetblog, and crivd of course a great deal. it's wmother, howover, was there to cary for i, and ftwas well eared for, About three weeks szo 1t erled oue vight unususlly long and loud, but ita mother was with it The child stll bad the whuoping cough. ] posltively declare that they hiave never been pegiected,” sald the wit- nesd. With squal vigor she went on to say that thcu{uunu ones sre and always bad besn well cared for, well fod, weil clotbed, sl treated. - Witness slopt in the sume room with the children, ahe mnever bathed them u cold water, the childeen were ot filtby, uor covered with sorea. They were always cleau, she buthed them syery mernfog, clesucd them dur- Ing the day, aud spouged thow at uight. sowe- titogs she laid thens out ou the grass lu the yand to keep cool Jn_hot weatbar, and the child ou the porch, mentloned by Mr, Bunnell, wes plicad there 1o be cool and cowfurtavle, ‘Lhe babdes never erled because of hunger, they were oiwnva fed at the right tloe, with the best of Toud, sud pl»nl{‘ul it. Cuuccrumf the child over whom stie had placed a dress, she suid that it was & weak, puny infaut, snd she was sshaued of ft. She lad, it true, put a dress over it whew she carried it from ber old houss to her present quartcrs. But the dreea was s lzht one, the tauce short, and there was no danger of lu- Juring tho youvi ouc thereby. She lad sald that ele wad pot golug Lo take suy wore bitly sickly bubles, uid 80 sl did not waut that yno oced. Blicbad st takenatw fow daya betore, The v un!(d‘y condition of her house when the oflicers called was the result of wash-day (Friday). Bhe kept a child’s boarding-house. The moth- ersof the little ones were workingwormen, who had no time to_care for thelr voung ones, and had to board them out. Ter children usually cams to her through Dr. Shipman, of the Foundiings' Hlonie. Bhe first went into husi- ness ane vear ago last Marcl. Bhe adopted business beesuse she thoualit it an eary, comn- fortable, and plessant way to make a living, It WA I true that she had hnd no help, Bhe had a_woman with her i up to lsst Wednesday. Witners apoke of Mrs. Metiregor, and insinuated that .El-’ was desirous of getting the * Dable by for aidoption, and was vexed that she did not auer cu{? Witness denfed that Mrs. McGregor had ever been a frequent visitor at her house, and denled all the statements about the num- ber of times each day that Mra, Me(i, had seen the children. Concerning the Dalile baby, wit- nees sald that ft was always healthy, thougha little broken out because Mrs. Dabfe, who was then at the house, would not permit any variety of food. Witness had told Mrs. Dable that for £50 she would relleve her of hier haby; that she necd never sea it again, Witness intended to keep it until such titme is she conld give it to some good peopie who wanted to adopt & chikl. Bhe made the offer merely vut of kindness, be- cause ahs wanted to get the baby into good hands. She feared that it might go wrong. Witneas could not have told how long she would have been obliged to keep the youngster before ahe Liad an opportunity to give it away. Mr. Linscott, the Prosecuting Attorney, then took up THB CROSE-BIAMINATION, and, in respouse to his inquiry, Mrs. Bell sald that In all she had hed thirteen children under her care. Some of thein were habes, and the test from 1to 3 years old. Of these thirteen, seven had dled.” Four had been returned deai to their alleged parents, and theee hiad been burled by the County Undertaker. 8he had four live children with_her now. In regard to the premature birth which took placeat her house, Mrs. Bell indignantly said that she bad not “helped any chtldren ‘into the world, nor out of the world.” Bhe did not know any- thing about such things, nor was the aware that the child born in ber house liad been helped into the world hofore its mother came to her. The witness further admitted that many of the children Intruated to her care were **{lieriti- mates.” She disl not, and had not, hept a house where single women un the verge of con- fincment resorted, though hirths had taken place there. 8he did not adsertise ber place as such a resort, nor ad she ever sdvertised for children, Mr. Linscott asked what had become of the child known as “LITTLR 132218." Witneas replicd that it had been taken to the Hame fur the Fricndleas Lecause the woman wha had brought the babe to witness nad not paid for Ita keeping. In fact, slie hardly got pald for oue-lourth of the time and labor she spent on the children. Her terms wers #3 per woek. Witness il not know the mother of Little Lizzie. Ble had knuwn her. Oune day she pald $3.35 for the keening of her child, The child was kept t'11 the money was eaten up according to the rate of §3 per week, and then it was taken, aa aforesald, to the Home. It had shuce died. The mother had not Leen seen sluce. . The cross-examination brought out another cage, A woman unknown catled and left a brat and disappeared, She left an address whore, upon searciy, alio was not found. “The prosceution licre asked a leading question and the defense objected. 'The proscention in- siated, sarfug: *If this woman keeps a refuge pitimate children,—tf she fosters aod covers ub bustardy,—If she keeps a nursery for hasturd children, T want to know it, and the Court wants to know {t, and the people of this city want to know it." ornans. The objection was overruled, and after Mr. Linscott hid asked Mra, Bell soveral athor ques- tlons touching upon ler demanding money from the wrandparcnts of tho youns ones fn her charze to nsurc secresv, all of waich Mrs. Bell indignantly denled, the next witness, o weak-faced, hunted, coro-worn, sad-looking youryt woman, wus sworn. Khe was the mother of one of the young oncs in the * farm,” and of course gave a favarable coloring to the treat- ment bestowed ou tho ilfegitimotes and untor- tunates on the “farm.” A stmilar account was given l.iy Mrs. Hell's nluce, aml auother of like tenor by o mothor without a husband. The last “young womnsn had lived withs Mra. Biell for over 8 year,and wi eugaged In tho study of medicine. She studled it beforo sho _knew Mps. B., while she lived at her house, and ahe was stiil p'lml-um( at it. The three young women last mentioned all denfed that woy cruclty bad been practiced. Alter A, M, Titus, » slim-paintar who formerly livod noxt door to the baby-farm, had added his testimony Lo that of the three graces, tho case was adjourned till to-doy at % o'clock, et RELIGIOUS. Baspusky, 0., July 8L.—Tho second annual scasion of the Lakesido Bunday-School Encamp- ment closed this evening. It was adecided suce- ceas both in the attendunce and character of the excrelsus, Tho normal work under the charge of t'rof. Loomis, the {llustrated lectures of D. Selah Merrill, of Andover, Mass., tho very ex- collent exhibition of sterooptivon views by Prof. Maynard, of Boston, the chalx talks of Frank Beard, of New York, the singing under tho charge of P'rof. Coe Btewart, of Cleveland, and Mrs. Asire, of Adrinn College, were all Inter- esting _and profitable features, The Blblical, sctentific, historical, and practical lecturus were of more than ordinary Interest and power, b Drs. Townsend of Hoston, Lee of Clovoland, Weat of Cinclinath, Ninde of Detroit; by Prof. Alex Winchol, of Sichigan Univeraity, Prof._Williams nud Prol. Payuc of Delaware, snd Fatrchild of Oberlin, and capedally Dr, Fowler, of New York; and lectures by Miss Willard, of Chicago, and Panay, beside sil thrown In between them, fudicate the great fu- terust and protht of the meeting, e — Toads as Pats, Piteren Pre Within s few days we by visited a honse where great numbers of tosds are cared for in the ganden, where they fotiow members of the fawmily about like kittuns througiv the walks, Also, tu the large cellur, where there are hall o score or inore, these soclal reptiles sit about, looking wirely ubward while the churufug ia belne done, aud one old warty fellow hasa {avorile apot that he always occunies with uvie action darjug e operation; jt is on oe of tho churner, s perch that he never quits 8o lougt as hie {s not shaken off. LINE LIVERI'UOL, DUBLIN, d 1l barly Exoofilon v, " OCEAN N New York and Glssgow. DEVONTA, Aug. B 0 a1t EVIHOFIA, Aug, 17,8 8in REVRRI A s oA A a0 New Yors o Lupdog dirvet, UTOFIA. 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