Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1878, Page 3

ORGY. Astonishing Nature and Vol- ume of the Criminal News. Rovelations of the Most Diabol- ical Character Reported . Out West. Tnnocent Men Found to Have Been Tortured and Burned at the Stake. The Murderer of One Man Exposed as the Butcher of Five Persons. Esxecution of Costafloraz Yes- terday at St. Johns, Quebec. Remarkable Racital of Judge Parker, of the Indian Terri- tory. Sixty-fivre Men Murdered There Dur- ing Threo Months 1n 1876, Sovon Hundred Oriminal Trials Bince May, 1876, with Twenty-thres Exeoutions, A GEORGIA TRAGEDY. Apectal Disvateh lo The Tribune. RoME, Ga., Dec. 13.—A genulne sensation has been ereated fo this little city by the arrest of two well-known nnd respectably-connected citle zens upon the charze of murder, ‘The atory upon which the arrest s based is strange one. About four years ago a policeman named Peter Moouey was found dead upon the track of the Sclma Road, near the city, The body wos discavered by s gentleman and his wife who had been out visiting st alate hour. The back of his head had been crushed in by some heavy weapou, and he had evidently been thrown upon the track by the per- sons who bhad murdered bim in the hope that the trmin would so mangls him that his death would be sccrodited to a raflroad accident. Mooney was s handsome, Lrawny fellow, very much liked by the ‘people generally, and was sald to be an especial favor- 1ta withs the fomale sox. Flis murder crested an intenso excltoment, but no clew could be dls- covered that would justify an arrest. Rumor assigned a dozen causes for the killing, and sus- picion polnted ita finger at many parties, But nothing definite was obtainea, and the Coro- ner's jury dissolved In dospalr, The father of Mooney, & determined sort 6f giaut, nover halted 1n the search for a clew until ho had spent his last dollar, and then he becantu’ hopelessly in- sune, was sent to the asylu m, nad ‘died’ there short time since, Alter his doath the case passed apparentiy out of theminds of men. A few daya sluce the quict people of Romo were astounded to learn that C. C, E1lfs, then In Toxas, and Tobe Cooper, then in Polk County, had been arrested upon the charge of murdering Moonoy, and were be- ing brought by the detectives to Rome. Hoth of thess men left tho vity shortly after the mur- der was committed, For n long time the public could mot wuess at the clew that had Jed sa thelr arrest, It was sald that s newro'fo Chattalibbga ‘who wasdying with yellow fever had confessed that they hud emoloyed Uim to help carry the Dody to the Lrack. The commitment trial, how- evur, developed that Mr, Willlam Jones, an At- lanta detective, bad worked up the case from & different standpoint. A Mr. Nathan Webb, who lived fu Rome, swore that on the eveniog of the murder Cooper bad offered him a sum of money if he would entlce Moonoy across the river where he could geta quict lick at bim. Webb asked him what the matter was, aud he sald Moancy had fusultea his wite, Webl declined to iInterfere. Other ‘Wwituesscs sworo that Elhs agreed that he would get Mooney out, aud that Cooper swore that ho would kill bim, Ellls Ia sald to have mado threats also. Webb swore that tho morning after the murdor he was in tho crowd that was collected talking about the casc, and, scelug Cooper standing in a_stalrway in his stocking feot, went to him. Ccoper ssked him what tho crowd meant, Webb says, *You koow what It means.! Cooper thensald, ** Yes, L did kil him, G—da 4. bim,” e then usked Webb to go back and see If they were suspect- {og bim. Webb reported that thoy did suspect him. Cooper then whivped out a plstol, and, put- Uog it ot Webb's breast, vaid, ** You nave been telling them what you kaow.!! Webb denled this and begied Cooper not to kill him. Cooper's wife —who, by the way, Is said to be very bitter againat hier husband—begeed him uot w shoot, A short thine atterward, while standing behind Cooper, she polnted 1o a bloody pair of whoes bid under the bed, directly caliing Webb's atiention to them, Webh testified that Cooper aud Eilis, Leforu leaviug Rome, offered him $50 10 leave with thew, mh did persuade hiin to leaye with them. A citizen who was “reported 1o have sald that Etlls waked him up the night of the murder and told bim of it, ssylog that Cooper had killed Mooney, when sworn doufcd the truth of this rumor,” But bis wile, when Lrought upon the staod, awore that it was true, and that Ellis had so tatlied to her hus- tand, This direct Lestuwony, with =» uumber of corroboratiog clrcumstances, led Judge Underwood to refuse to permil the balliog ‘of the prisoners, and committed them for trinl. Thers i3 tho most futense excitement. 1 am inforined that since the refusal of ball several wituesses liave yvolunteera to testlly against the prisoners; baving been afraid to olfer na long as there was a chauce that the des- Berato men would 'be turned upon the strects, “Ihis best abllity of the Bar s ongazed In the de- fense of the prisvners, but it 1s generally be- hieved that the caso against them Is very strong. It s sald that Couper bas uever denled that e lnfium.y, sud that Ellls sunply says ** I did not kil Mooney,” ‘Tho warrants of arrest were sworn out by Mrs. Moouvy, who will prosecute thecase. Ii is sald the full developments of 1he case, fnvolving the proof of Eilla? couucction with this tnurder, aad the motives that led bim foty ity will result in a seusation and lead to the arreat of otber parties. 1t 1s likely to become 8 causs celbre o the Georgia annals, E THE INDIAN TERRITORY, &pecial Diwatch 1o The Tridune, 87, Louts, Dec. 18.—fsase O, Parker, United Blates District Judge of the Western District of Arksusas snd the Indian Territory, is fo Bt. Louls, and from him your reportes to<lay ob- tained au (nteresting statoment concerning the condition of affairs in the Territory, In rela- tlon to tho provalence of crime ho sald; * When 1went on the Bench, in May, 1875, crime was Yery prevalent {n my district,—uot i Arksnsas, but in the Indian Territory. Arkansas was then, and is now, 83 quiet as sny Weatern State; but the lndian Territory wes the refuge for crimigals from every Btato in the Unlon. During tbe yesr beforo ]l went on the Beach several hundred men were murdered fa mv Jursdiction. Iu one section of the Territory, betweon May and Auguat, 1875, sixty-tive men, sccording to reports, were murdered. When 1 took the Beach, st the Msy term, 1875, there ‘Wero eighteen taurder trials. I gentenced elght ©f thess wen to hanglug on the gallows, avd five were sent totbe Peultontiary. Beven of these uight men were hanged on the samo gal- lows, st Fort Bmith, 1o August, 1875 The eighth man was killed o attempting to escape. Bince the May termn, 1876, there bave been over W0 crimingl trlals, aud thirtyiwo men have been found guiity of murder sud scotenced to death. Of these, twenty-three dled oo the gal- Jows; fu the other nlue ceses tho scutence of destl was commuted Lo fmprisooment for life by the President of the United Btates. THso - aloh, QUL RS UEE ot Whisrd, ha. Mur- - THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATU > n ] 4r A , DECEMBER 14, 1878—TWELVE PAGESR men where whites, Indlans, and negroes, mostly white desperadoes and refugees from jus- tice In Western and Southern. ‘Btates. At my last term, held last month, two men were conviejed of murder and scntenced to be hanged on the 20th inat,—one of them, John Postoak, an Indian, for murder- ing & man and woma ply because the man wou.dn't gire him = chew of tobacco; the other a negro named James ‘Diges, who killed one man and almost killed snother for $25 In the Cherokea Natlon, five years sgo. The crimes wers hefnous, fearfully so, and clearly proven, and they arc sure to hang. Crime has decreased to s very great extent thronghout the entire Indian couftry, I believe, because Daweon, Buffalo, and Merrick Conntfes, snd wers hrought to Kearney, where 8 brother of Btevens j.aid over $700 which had heen offered s a reward for thelr capture. The Sheriffa of Custer and Buffalo Countles then taok the pris- aners to Plum Creek by rall, and, with a guerd of four men, started for Custer County to haye an exsmination. A _short distante out & masked party of tweanty-five men took the prisoners from them, tled thiem to & tree, burned them, as stated In yestordav's dispa! Theyjtortured the men in every coucelvable man- ner. Qreat ndignstion prevsils throughout the western part of the State, and an effort il be made to ferret out the perpetrators, who ara employed as cow pushers. If canght, they will undoubtedly be immediately lynched. wers stol the PITTSBURG DESPERADOES, ¢ of a vigorous enforcement of the Special Dispatch ta The Tridune. cows. law. The enforcement Immediately | PiTTanuna. Pa., Dec. 13.—Bucoa Vista, fo prior to 1875 was & little lax, this county, has for several years been terrorized by a gang of outlaws, who com- mitted all manner of depredations, including Incendiarism and, It Is believed, murder, but who always managed to clude detection. County Detective Dressler has been for some timo onthe track of thess miscreants, whose operations have also extended Into the adjoin- Ing County of Westmoreland, and. last week two of themn were arrcsted {n the latter county and committed to jall for trial. To-day anotber of tho gang was arrcsted In. Kansas by Mr. Dressler, who went out thers for that purpose, and two In Bucna Vista by 'S8quire Krehan and his Constables, Franks, onc of the Westmore- lznd men who languisties {n the Penitentlary, waa an'activa local politiclan, and was s dele- gate for Sorfftor Newmeyer at the nominating Convention of & year sgo. Indeed, the entire gang, as far as knowp, are active politicians, nearly all of them having been delegates at one time or swother. The circum- stances connccted with to-day’s arrests are and the ruffians cousequently emboldencd, To-dsy, in my opinion, the Indlan Territory Is a8 peaceful and quict 28 any scction of the West. and South. ‘The Indian Territory s generally in a prosperous condition, - The Indlans arc progressing rapldly in civilization. They have good schools and plenty of them. The wild Indlans In the weatern part of the Terrltory are rapldly becoming civilized, and the crimes comn- mitted among them are almost exclusively the foul work of white men and negroes. The JIndian, when & criminal, ia vory bloody. He will murder. for & song, and will kill in the most inhuman manner, and will hack his vietim all in pleces. Rum has for years been the Indian’s grest incentive to crime, but there hhs been a glorious chango ot late. In fact, a Red-Rtibbon revival prevailsamong the red men, and to-day all the better Indlans look with great disfavor vn the use of intoxicating llquors, White men for years made a very profitable business by selling tire.water to the Indiaos. ‘These liquor-peddlers, if convictea, are sen- ishment. tenced to loug termns in the Penitentlary, They still ply thelr peroicious tradeunicss ‘lov. | 88 follows: On the 16th day of Uctober, 1677, 1y watched y Deputy United States Marshals | the house of Isasc Orwin, In Elzabeth Town- and the Indlan suthoritfes. The land of the indlan Territory s generally verv fine. The sentiment of the Indlans is very generally op- posed to the opening of tho country tosettle- ment to whito men." “Woat is tbe future of thesc wards of the natfon?® 1é 5t I8 to accept civilizatlon, to becoma a part, and & productive and Intclligent part, o the course of vears, of the people of ‘the United Seates. All that {s needed s to securs the gt"t“ protection under the laws of the United ates, ship, was robbed by four masked men. There was little doubt at the time that the robbers belonged to the Bucos Vista gang, and upon this clue Dressler ‘has worked until ho alleges there {s sufficlent cvidenco as to whoall the partics are. Having his mind pretty thorough- 1y made up, ho proceeded to swear out warrants beforo Ald, Krehan for the arrest of Wiillam H. Franks, Alvin Watson, Q. W, Watson, and Humphrey Campbelt upon the charge of bur- Rlary. Franks, belng alresdy in the Peniten- tiary, was, of course, omitted from the list. In tho meantime George W. Wataon had located nesr (reat Bend, Bartan County, Kan., where, through the influence of proimnent palhlclnnl. he was appoiuted by President Hayes Recalver of the Government Land Office at that place. To arrest this United States official Dressler un Monday started for the Town of Great Bend, hav- ingarequlsitionupon Gov. Anumuy,nnhnl.fime, all his papers Leing correct. The understanding was that, as soon &3 the arrest was made,—it was fearcd that U, W. might not bo found,— Dressler was to telegraph to Krebun, who would g0 to Bueua Vista and take the younger Watson ond Campbell in custody. About 2 o'clock this afternoon tho following telegram came from Dressler: Unzat Bexp, Dec. 12, —Oot my man, Lawyers fighting for habeas corpns, VETER DIRSSLER, As soon as this was recclved, Krchan, with two Constables, got ready, and at 8:40 left by the Conuellsyilic oad for ‘thelr men, Wisely they did not get off at Bucna Vista, but went to Moore's Btation, two miles beyond. They walked back to Armetrong’s, where they met EXECUTION OF COSTAFLORAZ, Hpectal Dispatch to The Tribuna. MonTtREAL, Dec. 18.—The execution of the maurderer Costafloraz took place to-dny at 8t. Johus, Quebee. During the last night he slept about three hours. At 7 thismorning mass was said, the prisoncr partaking of the communion. He stated that ho was prepared to die. At 10:30 the press were admitted, Ke then looked fiush-~ ed but flrm. At 10:45 the Bheriff, fn bis| purple and . ermine robs and sword, attended fn the prisoner's corridor snd read the usual death-warrant, the unfortunste man haviag first been pinloned by the hangman, The prisover maintained an out- ward compusure, and, In reply to the deathe warraot, sald: * 1have hesrd your sontence of death, and I am not gullty of the death of Mathleu Matheron,” The rope was placed about his neck and he was led down the stairs to the scaflold, tho prizsts joinlog in the procession discovered, en found, ten day: woods, thres miles from the city. THE MACK. Boectal Dievateh te The Tribune. JangsviLLy, Wis., Dec, 18.—The fourth day of tho Mack murder triat Is over, and has been spent In the cross-examination of Frank Dicker- ton, the paramour and sccomplice of Mrs. Belinda Mack. Nothing very startliog has been thus far brought forth by the cross-cxamins- tlop. The day has been replete with his state- ments of thelr criminal intercourse and their mectiugs at the corn-crib, In the orchard, and {n the scveral rooms of tho house. with brazen effrontesy, how the deed was done, and about theiriiliclt fove, with a degree of com- pogure that is truly sickening, ealled again in the morzing. 1s cunstantly packed with men and women, anxious to lieur the loatbsome recital. ney Winans made Dickerson acknowledge that he'testificd {n several purticulars yery diiferent- 1y at the examination nt Beloit in July, the witness ackuowledgiog that he had tuld num- crous falschoods at the Beloit examination. Grand Trunk Rallway officiala for cars to trans- | cattle in 1l port 100 head of cattls to Detroit. Tho cars had to be sent down from Port Hnron. At sn early hour yesterday morning the men put In #0 supesrance ith a drove of cattle, londed them into the cars, and immedistely came to this city, where the animals were sold, at the cattle-yards, the thieves recelving the money and skipping to Canada. from the pastures of farm- crs living In the vicinity of Ridzeway. The men broke down the fences and drovo the cattle off, giving rise to the suspicion that they had steayed. The farmers spent all day looking for misslng animals before the theft was Itisnot kuown just how many were atolen, One farmer alune lost thirty-five VOX POruLl vOX DELL #pectal Dispatck to The Tribune. IKDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Dec. 1d—The jury In the Merrick murder cass were charged at s quarter past G o'clock, and st twenty-six snin- utes past § were again in the box with thelr verdict, The prisoner had scarcely had ttme to reach the jall until he the sentence ot death. The Court urged the immense crowd to make no manifestation when the verdict was read whatever it might be, bat, when the clerk had uttered the word * Death!" applause came from every part of the room. The women who thronged the gallerfes clapped their hands and shouted approval. No case ever tricd In this city has excited such intereat, and in none was there such & declsive feeling that tho death penalty was an inadequate pun- ‘The woman was kliled on the 14th of Beptember Inst, while pregoant, by strychnine, snd ber body, with the half-born child, was fter, nearly destroyed In the MILWAUKEE 1TEMS. Bpectal Dispatch to The Tribuns, MiLwavkee, Dec. 18—~A burglar pamed Fatrick Donohue, who had robbed a laundry, was captured with his plunder st an early bour this morning. A An early train from the West Lrought E. P. Bigelow, & graln-dealer residing at Osage, Ia., as B prisoner, on a warrant charging him with bav- {or sord and deltvered doctored b-rle;hlto pare ties in this city. Bigelow’s arrest was ¢! Arthar Aldrich, tn the capacity of mossenger from Goy. Smith, In the Municipal Court the jury returned s ' ok vlidnll.y, lr; every mlt;“;:fl,lmll Coge‘(:" AL Eu';:ewnm‘wnlfi‘«l Willlam ar proving fatal. A geotlemsan named McLean, , ence man, Ttobert’ Cooper, & A of this clty, lost three head yesterdas, and 8 | Chariep inaseli, Inteeny of thice. hatrcle ot Aoni doten otlier cnscs are reported. The | and -ulx_,l ;'.'“"'fi‘x' of onte [rom C. 11, Chapin, 3000 Yo 19th: lexander Taylor, recelving rtolen ::‘d'“ coare \ean down,very ;“‘”’“g‘ pinperty. $400 to the 1th: eorge irvingiun, the ly ve a few hoors, o some ‘almer House snesk, $800 to the 14th. Justice Kanfmann: A. B. Grabsm, the farnitare thief, $500 additionl to the Criminsl Conrt, for the Inrceny of furnitare from & room rented to him by H. Qoerdon, of No, 7313 West Lage street; Fran many sad Jobn Phililps, thieving vagrants, $50 e ——— SENATOR BLAINE'S OPPORTUNITY, To (ke Fdtor of The Tribune, Coox Cocary, 111, Dee. 12, —Property and in- telligence rule tha State of Maine, and **property and {ntelligence will rule the 1and, and {gnorance esnnot, " There never has been a time in this land when **property and intelligence ™ raled with a more ‘lblolulq luy‘ than 1t did when Jefferson penned his immortal Declaration, The attempt of Blaine to mutilats Sepator 'n:nrmng‘u n.ensl:::z'r and mke them say **property rles, o8 the tidicaloun, We a1l understand that Benator Blaine s In the employ of the *‘gold clique ™; and 1t is his buni- Bensto work for the Intereat F bis client by divert i e ”":,: Congress and the couritry from 3 4y for Senator Blaine to mske him. #elf nolid for 1580 ie to take hal: of the fi:lncr:l cases the cattlo are spparently well at night and die in the mornitg. Dr. Butherland, a skilled veterlnary surgeon, has made a post- mortem in some caséx, but is unsble to decide a8 to the disease, other than indicstions of fced-poison. The disense s snreading quite rapidly, and creates much spprchension among cattle-owners, . It appears the cattle THE REYV. MR. CRAFTS, Bacm Regins His Sult. Now It happened {n the days of Heath, whore surname was Monroe, that there lived In the City of Chicago & man whose namo was Baum, & seller of beer snd etnff, and lis place was on Wabsah avenne nigh unto Fourteenth atrect. - And Baum looked sbout him snd safd: **Lo, behold these many daya haveItolled hers till I bave become fat in this world'a goods, snd my place has become too small for the une whereunto Thaveputit. [ will build grester, that I may be- come fatter in the way of my heart.” * And he looked abont him not In valn, for a fuw started back to hesr bours' travel brought him unto & place | sane and aestst in whers (hroa roadn. meet, and thev " ars | the jatereats And wisnes of th pasior icne it called ¢Twenty-second atreet, Indisns avenue, FARMER. and Cottaze Grove avenue. And there he — FACE TO FACE WITH DISEASE, Tow often 1t happens that althnueh we have wit- nessed the ravages of dlsease In the casn of others, we disregard his warning signale in onr own. It s nul{ when we Sad him faca to face with ns that we teally perceive how grim he is. Then. perchance, when it Is too late, medicinal atd fa ronght. His avant courier, hin foreruuner, fa physical weak- meer. Fortify the aystem, and you are armed against him, “The finest tonic for thin purpnec js oatettor's Bomach Bitters, which renders diges. tlon e nd complete, noarishes the system, - trengtn-ylelding aleep, d keops the bowels 1n and, unnziural wanness re anvinted by it, and ita eflccts that not only In the budy invigorated snd regulated by 1ta use, but despondency baslehed from tne mind. PPtk 2 At bl saw that which _delighted his eye. For thero stood housea which the Sapegintondent of Balldinge should have pulied down, dnd dia not. And Baam did learn that ono Anderson, whosd ary, al she & widuw, e owner of the land and the honnes which #t00d thereon; and to her did ha betake himeelf. ‘And te said unto her: Lo, this much wili I Five thee it ihou wilt leaac urty me the land and ke away the hotises, thst T may bulla of brick an stone » goodly hodse tlat be & delight unto the eye for ever and evel And abe naid unto him: '* Wherefore do you ask that T leasc to vou the land1” ~ And he replied: *'That | may build a_house nnto Usmorinus and his satellites and occupy IL, 1, and my children, and my wife, and our clilidren and oo friends may come and make merry with us.** ‘And the Anderson whoso anrnsme was Mary did feld to bis cntecatics snd moncy, and leased unto fin the lond. Ang Baum did build the hoase, hall WANTED-MALE BELP, Traaess % ARTED-A 00D PHOTOGRAPHER. _A GOOD ation 1o the right patty, Address 2.0, llot ariviie, T i WA ST e O “etlin o 7 work eheap. - Adaress 10, Tribnne ndies. o H=A GOOD BOORBINDER 0N G WOk, and 4 young men 10 Fun eattin Applytad. k. McHONALD, 158 and 163 Clai Employment Agencies, ASTED-LARORERS FOR BOUTI: RAILROAD tickets 1o 5t. Lanis, Cairo, l(emphl-‘ Vickshurg, Nushville, Moutie, and N Nashrille, Mc ni New Oridaas. Apply ut lcksi WANTED=2 00D NAILROAD LADORERS 10 Teave o A M on Monday nexts wages 8175 per A per week. " Call ak 70 Radeh Cen E G &M, T HAIGHT, Miscellancous. WVANTED—OH‘ A woods. ¥ ARTED—A GOOD MAN < and Territary in the §infon: Call or sdifreat La Belle Stantg Co.. 03 AV ANTED-RY A WilOLESALR GROCENY HOUSE o fesas e e s rol 3 o or Jan. 13 sate Toute, el Addrem X B Tribune onice; S ' o 3 TO ESTADLISH A GEN- ‘agency tu Chieago of viclnity, to control she nlesof a staple articls of daily tam(iy consumpifon. Any energetic man with small cApital may secare & per aneot, paying husiness. . For, partician address awich ¥k Company, 183 Falton-at... New york, ANTE] NOW ON TIIR HOAD_TO SELL our goods. Btar Bung Company, 25 North Peo- % q ESMEN OF GOOD tra_[nducements, ress Y 10, Tribs TED-A w RE ADVI S I&;,g!lldu;rm.rh- city '![EI‘I\’I‘:IP. ;«'lmn but l= man, who cad ive wood refercice nee SOPI7. Addries ¥ e Trivuge oiee. s Domestics. NTED—A CAPABLE. GEIMAN OR SWEDE 1{or geterai housewark io private family, 128 GERMAN GINL FOIi GEN: in swall family., 971 West Ad- three storics nnd basement builded he It, OCEICES. Now, when the people who did worship in the e A e S aynagogue with L’:r hesrd of these things they I v-l#.?f‘-'in'" Afi?’fii"fl," uulnmxg-)‘l.m :;2 were exceeding wroth, and said amanyst them- | i Beh Dtcrs jn fhe diMerent. Divislon, 28 designated oven devils taken posscasion of | below, where advertisenients will b I rofuses to obey the teachings | price3s chareed at (e Siain g P AU ntil 8 o'clock p. m. during the week, and untl] ¥ p. m. O34 iste, Dooksctiers and. Bau A ers Tiwenty-sécond-at, & egers (131 Lells, and the law?r" And they gathered themselves together, ond she dia Mppear before them. and she maid unto them: *'Indeed bave { done th! And they eald goilty, He 5 3. M, WALDEN, Newsdester, i Ho il be re- | andehe departed frum tholr mudst, ' Avd tae fame N R e iy, Satlaner, ete:, 1000 e court-roOm | of per trial did epresd sround mpout, snd great | NUBELT THIUMSTON, West-3ide News Depot, t Al | waq the talk thereof, iae Jsiand-av., corner of Halsted-at. Attor- | “Now 1t also happened when all had again becomo i deweier; Nuwsdediér, Aad Fabey there arose atill within the gates of the ellz thi the same Baum and said nnto bims done no wrony, nor yet has aaght of ‘evil taken lace within fay house. Therefore will [ prosccate he ltev. W. K. Crafts for libel." _CITY REAL ESTATE, _ ___ O SALE—AT A SACRIFICE—PARK-AY, RPSI. dence eant of Wood-st.y dinlog-roum sad kitchen For be 1t known that thu Itev, W. F. Crafts was on parior floory Io fine order: all mudern convenlences; the teacher 1n the synagogne, And o bud said that | &8 Wasninetopiay, oo (o mes. J. G MAUILL, the house of Daum \vas **a pilded hell.™" e done in & Jetter which bo had written to one of the chizonicles that does dally appe: ‘botook bimsel! untofone Haskin: J.P. inand for the sald County of Cook wherein Chicago lies. and him did he mak complaint, wherenpon the J, P, did 1#sue a warrant, Ol When these things came unto the eara of a slave | I' of thu chronicle thers feat rejoleing, for the slave said unto himself: **Now wiil there be an. ottier row, and there will be that whereof much can be written."” And he departed from where be #tood, and stayed not till he had come to the h of the man who was sued, and to him did he **What is this that 1 do hear about the Baum?’ And he tuat 1s called Crafts sp: said that it was true aven #a the e 1 Baum hetl cansed & warrant to lssue FOR 8ALE—CORY 400-3ts. great wscrifice: owner &n uffer immedlately, 1740 Doesthorn-st, AN REAL ESTATE, _ TS XCHANGE FOlt FARM—A FINE two-story frame dwelling. with basement, good tarnace. 1ot 110 fect front, stavle, clatera, eic., tn thu begt part of Normal, 1L 1 €lght minttes of depot, three Nuraial Sehouss, best caucationsl JEFFE t our ofce and GARNETT & THUMAS. T Tl Thnots Price. gk R IAGS e ThM o ois. Price, £4,000. 0 OMS, Q10 Olive.3t., Bt Loule: Mo, £ .. REAL ESTATE WANTED, _ “YA!IT!D—A GOOD-8IZED HOUSE WITHOUT A hasement, oo the North Side, east of learbol 3 al worth'froin #15,00 10 823,00, hone hut bri Beed Lo loqutre. -JACOB WEILe.ri % ashinyten ected by verdivtof not gullty in the casc'of James Notan, | pearing the name of Crafts, and he } = and reading tho Ntany. Op the scaffold he | bY 8ppointmenta privatedatective. JHorothey | charged with loving robbed an fnmate of the | pag icard thereot, and bad satd that be would be BOARDING AND LODGING. asked the hangman to draw the knot. tighter, so crossed the river and ontered the town from the | Natfonal Military Asylum while carrylog bim | atthe Courtof Hasking, J. P., at tlie elghth hour, | “~mr e omnns S o rmas s ot R ary upper ond and bagged thelr game, _Only ashort | about the city fn s back. hich fa called 2 o'clock ofjthe next Monday, and South Side. that there should be no mistake, and sald: time "“3\"1‘"“ °§§“;,”" m('lv;'lllns Buhen-b Viata . ko "hfl{:‘fl “‘}fl"“ silded b, s 3 'mu'!“l.:,rlcr rfi%‘&%‘fifif'}fl‘ r‘§gf?,}‘¥vfi7§,°’: Gxxrieuex: I thank my good friends in the oung Watson hnd received from his brother g That he had ssid ** cll, " meaning there- 5 Dt R metlior and lne vm the Unitad biaten, | 1o foilomiug telegrath: CUPTINN AVFLAY, by the house of Daum, was trae, and he expected | DUSTLO¥PINCHS I (HisaweTingy of Thein tn wirlctly for the kinduess that has been sbown me. 1huve | Gnyar Dexo, Dee. 12.—Am nnder arrest. WHI dpecial INenalohin TAS TH{uRe, to prove it. Ie had acted o8 the wise man | Beed soply. been vory high in the world, and now I am about | bo home Ina fow days. T W W ATSON, BURLINGTON, 8., Dec. 13.—~A probably fatal | who, when he fain wonld builda hoase, sitteth | = - A TIE T s ALcer 1o & kiange oo | ls wae recelved only a short timo beforo the | CULtINg ullray vccurred today at La Harpe, | G075, e e Ahat .I:‘:::nlrv‘v’e'fi‘\"in‘x’l'u}'l‘fn?:“&"& AND 7 \'org:? s ::l“' FINST: Al 10f o Was a stranger in a strun . 3 ed, an 3 N N N CLALK-S T, ] ST+ 8 danmot gullly, L yad s Siranier 1 alrungo coul | orival of tho traio, whieh was watched, but no. | Hancock County, L, between Rutus Sorris | Seo it oind hout wonld Hft ap {helr voices and | 9 bianl, wisaoii. 44 10-8) v wéek, with ase of nf, obtaining witnessea ar of defending myself, | body appcared on it. It waatho juteationof | and James Law, in which the lat- | say amen. plano and bath; dsy-bosrd. 83, Qod kuows 1am notgutity. Mewill domo jus- | the particsto mako hasteto get awsy, but, | ter recelved & cut ncross the abdomen | He would beat the court, he and bis lawyers, and Motens. tice. Good-by, friends, thioking no officers had arrived, thoy were take | with s dirk from which the entralls | bear witaess that Le had doue no libel, ACCORDANCE WITH THE LOW I'RICE OF At ten mioutes pust 11 tho bolt was slipped | ing 1o specal precautions to fnstre shelr safety. | protruded, and which the doctors think will Aud it came to pass i (saihnalesn fiiKed “‘,’f T el . T, Bk or and Costafioraz was launched Into eternity, | 1t 18 belleved that at least o dozon buildings | prove fatal, Tho men quarreled about putting | fcaeher in the L 0 upen the | i grovers. 30sad 44 sherman.st. have been burned by those desperadoes, bealdes’ ‘Though Costafloraz to the last declared himselt 8 cow In g corn-fleld. It fs claimea that Law day which ta calfed Thankegiving, Baum usd uent T Retract or T Wil £0 to law, anu.\"nnu:i.. -ian;.\xu 150 "W ABABI -‘iw; to him, nayioy, .| several conl tipples, and Markle & Son's paper | struck Norris with s fork-handis befors Norris | x teacher had Jabored t0o Jons in thy 5 near Monroc. 00d roomia and boas innocent of the murder, Mr. St. Plerre, ani’| i, the Intter only a fow months agu. tars | trew his kulie, . Norrls waa arrested and placed ::::'u‘: S ineyara (o care aUght Tor threate When he "‘“"’".“'7““ ¢cal foductivn tu weekly bosros eminout lawyer of Montreal, whomn {he prisoner { arc out in pursuit of the rest of thy gang. uuder 200 bonds. spoke that which ne kuew to be just and right. HELDO .tit)_l v'|". .lllll':‘;rmfi.o 553 AND %05 WEST liad first engaged as counsel, to-day states that s e ‘herefure was o not at s}l afraid, D iaciarst It ot 0d: - pieaskdt fur tue prisoncr had confessed to him hisgullt. Tho MALPRACTICE. 'UNCLE JINM, " 3,35% iy :: ‘}{:‘m:o:ntn: ;?:Ig‘.:rmlltl::rfl: S——“;“ = 5 T T confesaion was mado at 8t. John's during the | NEW Yonk, Dec. 18.—Dr. Bradford, con- e e What ho would bring (0 astabiish the Srath of what | §),einop ot ohermancat buardat very lox raies progress of tho loauest. Costaloraz had drawn | Yicted of causing tho death of Barsh Victoria | DEmoin Mich, Dec. M—Four years ago an | honaaeald. = 00 St ‘ e LT T OF: s map, which Mr, Plerre still has In his Counnors, by malpractice, was taken to the Court old man named James Hsnford,nlias * Unclo And with saying this the slave left, inasmuch ATEKT, SOl U ea- of Geueral Sessions to-day for sentence, Ilis Jim,” waa convicted In ‘atiner tlouse—Nice, with the Itev, Nr, Craits did not care to have any ma: e oy ureatle fuame, wich day. : sald at oll till more bad besn done. “ni\'mmu 1IOUSE, he United States Dis- AAL < Court of passing counterfeit toncy, and e et — dered the deceased, it being Atwerlean torritory, | counsel mado a futlle spueal ‘for a mew | rict Co b o e about an acro and s half from Fort Montgome | trlal on legal points, snd on ths ;;;';gf_'. ok Bate P o LOC‘AL cmwumu;d ITEMS. S DOARD WANTED: o ery. Tho prisoner introduced the matter by | Rround of mewly-discovered evidence, o3 . Silas A. Finncy, arrested some days ago T 2 5 LS Hailng that, bo was alarcied lost they should | Dr. Dradtard then nddressea tho Court, | ohied Y Uulted States Maraha Mathoiths Who | 4t tuo Instanco of ¥. W. Lullger on & charga of | aventia, aetr & bow privsic sshont - Afres: Slolse fiod that the blows were made with the | protesting bLis {nnocence, sud narrating the =S Jlotise, mauner in whichhe discovercd bis new evidence. He said that, whilo fn the Tombs, a young woman visited bim, and remarked that sho had some little things belongiug to ** Vieky Cou- nore.” fie closely questioned her, and she ad- mitted performing an operation upon the girl, AL this point the women arose in vourt and ex- cialmed, *It Is ail true. 1 confess before tiod and Jesus Christ that I am gullty, and that mat {a jonocent.” ‘The woman then made her way to the sido of Brudford and gave the detalls of the crime. Shy atated [t was uniy alter con- tinued solicitations on tho part of the girl that end of the handloof the oar, the jury belog under the finpression they were made with the feathered portion. Mr, 8t. Pierre stopped Costafloraz In thu midst of Nis confession, say- ing ho would hear no more of it, aud then re- fused to have anything to do with Lhe case. Mr. 8t. Plerre believea Costafloraz wade a full confession todMr, Perault, the Vice-Consul of France. A gentleman in this city states that Costafloraz confessed to him on the day of lits arrest that bo hod muracred Matheron. The spucial guardian of the jall now states that Costafloraz tatked incessantly to him at all o 1874, with, County Jail, lzuford s wunted in Cincinnatl on a charge of counterfeiting, which dates back IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATION. dpeciat Dispdich to The Tridune. 87, Lours, Mo, Dec. 18,—The report of the Grand Jury to the Crimiusl Court this after- noon contalned the followlng: ‘We recommend to the General Assembly of the Btatethat the crline of rave be mnre severvly dealt ‘The records of laryely on the incruase, and unicss summarily and severcly deail with will contintio to Incroase, asasult with tntent to do bodly injury, was held 10 the Criminal Court by Justice Foate yesterday in $500 bonds. Rosle Witwe, 11 years of age, bas been missing from her home, No. 7 White street, alnce the 10th. ¥ho fe of stout build, dark brown bair, Dlue eyes, faie complexion, aud was ciad I & piald droas, laced shoes, red etockiugs, and gray shawl. Cho ubiquitous John Bmith way hefors Justice D'Wolf yesterday afteruoun, to ansawera charse of verjury n"fl. d skainst him by F. A. %, oreai-estato dealer. lle feruished $500 bonds, gnd was rele: untll Wednesday, when tlio facta sre promised. lon'and terme, WATENM ase Patmer DIAMONDY, WATCHF: L AU DI Prvate ombe, 150 Hats a0l ark, Tooms 404 0, Eatabiishied tob, AT 8 PER CENT, MONEY 0 LOAX 0% CiT 2\ reat esiato ur on Tilinols farms within 100 Billes, B, L. PEASE, 142 Dearborn-at. A ST ANOUXTS 10 LOAN Of 4 planos withuut removed. Ttoomi 3. 73t} 18 AnH TAID YOI OLD GULD AND ®ILVEIY Money 10 loan an walches. disimnnis, aud of every description &t GOLDSMUIrS Loay ot iullion at Madison-at._Eataniished years show that it le Uttice (lcenseu), W We Scamstresses. ANTED-SHIRT-MAKERS, AT ONCE. 1UR. .:‘.Ym A S A R et T et WASTER-A s ", GIILLS ACCUSTOMELD \ TASTED-TEN to St ItAND, MONALLY & C0."», 77 Madison-st, EL—LADIES TO CANVASS EVEGY CITY I d‘l:'lwl; o the \\'&'IL l:ul‘ :hu lllltuun'l'lv'l!cll dica’ wear cver. offered. large ar par- tcuiars address A: M. WENEIL. Gunkin s ‘ TY YOU! atre, Dailas, Tex. For perticulars rea J. W s, proprielor and manawer. from 1310 § Ianitc Hutel, corner of Van Burei and |, WANTED-SIX ACTIVE GIH Btate.sl. 7 expericnce not Shsolutely neecssaryy cume early this morning ready to work, ~_BITUATIONS WANTED_TIA Bookkecpers, Clorks, &ce ITUATION WANTED-UY AN EXPERIL catey “cierk, bill liouse or” vigice. W5 i AND TWO DkcURTor the UaVletat Tidintmo 0e G LADIES ITUATION WANTED=DY A NEAT BWEDISI o Fifi 2 4o houdeworks best of refereaces. Address 5, ATUATION WANTETI-BY A NOIT to do light housework or best of refercnces. Cail a Laundressese ITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST.CLASS Iaiindress to take washin 1Fon fu lsundrys Brst-clasa referenced. Tribune vffice. ___HUSINESS OR BALE—AT A BAIK one af ihe beat Erocery TAN GUIL 0 _care ot cbildren; honie by ine dusen or Address Y 13, . class and news jucation 000 of tic most desiral clty: tra Iy Arst-cluss: eatabilstied . dadress k5, Fidelity baft . i DEST PAYING | Joir N B A v tag cite weet of Chivas clesn stock, tablished, of proerietor. For further partl weeks, M, Hoom 31, 104 ¥ran] TFOR BALECR THIGVING ST CLASS MILL nery eitabiishment in one of the larzest anu pie: antest futerior cities tn Tliinols at a bargaini casy,_(nquire uf KEITIL BitUT] 248 Madiso qu HALE. = TORSE LRVATUIL WALE = TWi Mce, acales, Bve lots, vorn: ani! coal-tiouse, ' e, ctun of wili uell clicay. d_get » bargaln. of at Cstawortss, 1113 2 goud T curn to bandle: s ot of hes al Address or cali on It P, TURN SO BALE-EXC NT Miate of Wiscunaiai ¢ larsgiven by {01 BALE=$204 iT. BTON T G afed eat Ao worr o4, . C. MAGILL, =8 W D=AN EASTENN HOUSKE DESIKES TO iieh 3 ‘oraach hiere (syectaliy in iron enor- AD active nian wiil §2.(01 capita anui. _Adiress ¥ 6, Tribuae. ATHIER CENT,"NO COMMIS- golInproved real Latate: ambel ser STED=TO CORUESFONT WITIL A FIIST Clasa sap. anil candle-maker (practiesl ban ), With feam $300 Lo §72), tu by CUt B liew TACLory ouE Weats UnK AL ean b: boukht cheaps ig profits and Big protectlon; chiel ting to b1 abls to make -class artleleg will vwor Do, 1. Addrens for 3 d Ity al . ___ MORSES AND CARRIAGES, UTTERE, SUMP-REAT AND TWO-BEAT SLEIGHS 7 —=The finest sssoriment of Srat-clase slelghs 1 SPEED) clicup lusincss slelghi 791 and TAYDI, ) oy recommend that e rapingof & chiid under 13 Jrau SITHICE AL FUR GERMAR BAVS bours of the dsv aud night, aud | she consented to perform the operation, re- | years of ago be made a capital ofenss and be pun- | Goorgo Hackelt, sald to be n manof re- WAL R AT DT TN Hhat® net told” b ne inauy o ws AE | ceivio therofor €00, Frizhtened. at the con | faned wits deats. sud siat the altempied raplag | spociablg connections, was beforo dustice Polluk | AN Coaneetices Sutier LI, ot and :.-"?»’.'u‘.’u'ai‘"..fi- teen different verslons of the aflafr, how | scquences of the act, she took the girl to Dr. | of u child under 12 years of age be punished oy im- velerdsy. Somo ton years ago, as the story runs, Hiab, ori2tul, and when the deed was committed. He uafold- | Bradford, after making her promisc not to teil, | orisonment in the Fenitentlary for lifs. ocourted and married a negro wou ntly ho returning her $10, ang then left her in the Doctor’s office. The womnan subsequently gave ber uanie us Mme. Cherardl, clairvoyant, of 105 Plerrepont street, Hrookivu, After o brief conversation betwcen counsel, Judge Sutherland ' addressed the woman:_** | ed to him an fugenious plau by which he (Cos- tatloraz) was to obtain a new trial. The guar- dian wos 1o go to Walter Yeters and pretend to belong to Yermont, and giviog a flctitious usme waa to say that he kuew Costatloraz, aud that ko was nut the gullty party,and if ho was want- ed a8 & witness 1 a uew trial to send for lim | thiok we have hud enough of your on | with s But-iron until he supposed her dead, and e suy tme, Al theso aud tnuny otbier storivs | bave got throueh sour part of the pla; then went out and banged himeelf, Much. | Arcests: nl;'- B. nfi%‘n‘;’:f-‘:’k; ;gfiffiw‘:’; PARIS K10 OLOVE DISO . would seam to ladleate that " Costatloraz was "’lllm 'Aullu;::1 Dlnrllcl.‘ Attorney #ald: | yelaser was ‘s drunken wretch, who drew bis | S 0" e aireets Bridaet Durke, osvauliing T ASULET-AV. ! WOULD LIKE X B1T(TAT] souathing of a monoinanias as well as wnun-+f PHaven's we had enquel of thisl This wau | ouly support from bis wife, s wusberwotan, | Johin MeCarthy: Minnle Wilhan and Jennte Lauo, | b7, 1] Norch fdness L2 o abie o iy micdlc mitigated villaip, - a3 to his many tu 8 by bringing this | [ogely sho recelved o mnall lecaey, which tie at- | Inwates of the Liryant Dluck, charged with com- Fpthaidiels woman bere to tell her Nes,” and then woved for sentence, Judge Butherland ordered the new trlal, but_granted tweaty dsys to prepape exceptions, Hu then sentenced Bradford, who auelu protested bis Innoceuse, to tho Hiate Prison for fourteen years and slx mouths, A WFESTERN TRAPPMANN, Spqelal Disateh 1o The Tribune, Lincowwy, Neb., Dec. 18.—8, D. Richardson killed an aged Swede, Peter Andersou, st Ruck- fn's ranche. e first attempted to polson him, aud then struck him o the forehead witha hammer, mounted a horse, and esciped. Binco he left investigations ycsterday and to-day show bim to be o wholesale murderer, siich as rarely oxists. Mrs, Amella Hartson and hor threo children, who lived on a clalm south of Kear- which fs famillarly known as Walker's BARBARITY. Apectal Dispatch (o The Tribune, Tuacora, Neb, Dec. 14, —To-Cay word was recelved that Ketchum and Mitchell, the two men arrested on a charge of murdering Sherif® Stevens, of Cuater County, had been burned st the atake on Loup River, on Wednesday, by s bund of armed mop, who took them from Bherlff Gillen, of Keith Countv, who had them in charge. Btovens was kitlea by Mitchell last weoek while attempting to arrest Mitchell and Ketchum on a charge of cattle-stealiog, and after he had shot Ketchum. Sheriit Gilleu siarted to take them back to Custer County, aud, when & few miles out from Plum Creek, was surrounded by the band, who toock the prisoners away frum him. Thelr bodles were fonad about ono inile from the Loup River yes- fiotlon for & AN INVASION, Rpecial Dispated Lo Taa Trd WaTERTOWN, Wia,, Dec. 13,~Our city isover run with a gaug of tramps who are makiop THE RIGIT ONE GONE. Cincinnat, 0., Dec. 13.—About 4o'clock this morning Peter Muchmelsser, o resident of the ‘Twenty-Afth Ward, beat his wife on the head tempied unsuccessfully to deprive her o, hence hls crime aod sulclde, The woman wuy possi- bly Jive, but will be malined for life. thelr beadquarters nearthe Northwestern Depot to-lay, Two of them, fn tha lock-up, fired the bullding, and lta destructlon would bave fol- lowed but tor the timely arrival of the Fire Departwent, Thls sfternoon the Counll fu- ercused tho police forve for the better protection of our citizeus agaiust the vagabond {nvaders. ILL-TREATME Ricumonp, Va., Dec, 18,—The Surgeon of the Penftentlury, in hls snoual report, states that out of 850 couvicts hired to thu James n, iw srcased Of haviug tranvierred bis affectionsto o mulatto woman nanied Mary Forreat. Toe former became awsre of his inconstancy und guta wat- rant for the arrest of these alsturberd of Ler peace. Both were releasou on bail, which was forfaiied by the woman, Hackett remnsiuing to stand trlal. Tuv case was continued until Wednesday. VES! ) reductiun unti) further notice1! KL, Stovehrs & Cocd Alexendre (all sisun, dzus slate, rab, ecru, Iaveuder, ur white, 125 per pair, the lowest price for Torty years; biack, $1.10. FIRM OF EXTENDED REP: QPRCIAL NUT S ured (u early utailon, manuiacturing o sriicle wn in fobbling a plicity with some ane uul tch and jewelry and s named Frevman of his every business catabiishment, deatres Lo 1nake Arrangu- mnall amount of eashi Womard Neille, luio- s for an ageney i Chicago to control the city aud lighter, charged with failing to return $15 which | such adjaceot Lerritory as may be sgrerd vg. A of 81050 will e require tu couduct the i he found on behool atreet, and which Mary Dono- incunduetthe by hue, of No. 10: Mather atreet, cloius (o Lave Jost, Thle I8 » legliima ruver; i1 ry. Eatigations she tor capltal smpioyed. the krater n & Safe-burglars are working the Twenty-scc- | 1he savaataues sranicd sad larger the tcrritor ond sireet police dutrict. A few nights ngo s safo L R R RS T e B at No, Wi Desrborn atreet wWas bluwh TMUNT, Post-ofico Box 4z, Clas open and & few aricles of clotiing taken, During Thursday — ulght burgisrs N OR O entered thé cosl-oflice of West & MeGarry, cual prafer L L dunlers 8t No, 26 Archer aveoue, They putiched indressed kid kluvea 2-button two holea in iho safe-doar, one above and the vther 14 gloves, 2:button; below the comblnation, Ailedbath with powder, and blasted Mo door open. They ook about $10 in stiver, whico wae all that the safe containgd. They left Doliiud them o chisel und punch, which they bad previvusly taken from C. J. Hull's car- riage-snop, nearly oppusite, ‘I ha trial of E. T, Crane, the oil inspector of llyde Park, for pesjury, set befure Justice Meech for yeatorduy alieruoon, was cortinued un- ul Wedneadsy siternoon at 3 v'clock. The chargo alf pifkin, fineds top, o dogskin gloves; tets, lined. oy’ dosekin Either of abo PAKIS KID G . XouENT_mo Buburban. RENT=-COMPLETELY FURNISHED BRICK ) roul [ 0 14 s, doublo pariors, hof aud L handy to steai tralie '’ OF CONVICTS. terday, burned so that they weru scarcely recog- | Fsuche, were misscd from shelr home summe time | piver & Kanawba Canal Company last year | pad th t the Btsadard Ofl 0.rikht party. J: Cr nizablo. They had evidently been hanged whilo | 850 bul, a8 the hushand waa & fugitive front | o) rty.two died from lmdln.‘ll‘l’lll:l’; uxpuv’ure. f“-“lm:'flg{ ia* Dared ‘upon a mawment = e in frons, aud alterward tho bodics burned to & | Justice, baviog broken fail somo timo last | and ithy accommodations, This sbuws 0 yer | fwor o by ‘uccused ut the sl of | "= wo g pny_nooms, crisp, People heroabouts sro greatly excited | summor, it was aupposed she bad gope | cont mortality, while the martality tn prison E;' ""'“ T s SOvenber (het Taild: FRFk Wae s e eat Al over tho matter, Ketchum and Mitchel} had | $0 fjoin him fn Tesan This Richardson | Was only 3 jor cent, Do General Ausembly | oaputactncer. rotner, uroducer. vendor, and | rtu nexT-russisin HOOMS, WELL TAREN always boen koown sa pesceabl, law-aviding, | bad moved futo her bouse aud fuken :‘!’Wl““d‘“’"‘“‘""“ to tnvestigutg the mab- | geglor Ju mi olla, " knowing the sume 10 be | TS, Guly 81 per wock- ADpiF 10 JUIN DA VIS, {on, clalinlng to havo bought it, When Te = falve, The facis in thu cave have been puolishud, | 20y Weat Lake-sf hunest homestesdcrs, tho latter belug 80 | possesslon, ROV Y 1t resclves itsclf mrely futo a differenca of opin- vears of age. It s beloved that | it was discovered that he bad murdered Ander- ONE OF THE O0SIKOSH BOYS, l:n rn‘anlmx the application of the Jaw tn regard 5 g Houth Nide. = the charge of cattle-stoaling was | 80n, the neighbors bogan to suspect that all was Spectal Dupateh o Ths Triduns the {nspection of alls. t l e R R L LS e LA LS trumped up sgalust them. Stevens and | Botrizht, and w scarch wasjnstituted yestorday, Osnxosn, Wis., Dec, 18.—The trial of Albert The polico aro trying to suppress a saloon | taken:free warin siitind-rooin sitached. 370 8Latu-al, Ketchum wero hitter cuemies, and both had | Which resulted tn fioding the dead “bodles of | Q. Lull, who shot Jacob Kroll in 1876, closcd | kept by J. M. Crowne at No. ub Hublard sireet. Miscellancous. Mrs. Hartson and the three cbildren under a haystack. Richardson was in Hastloge ali duy on the 11th, vassed through on -the Utfon Pa- cific, aud got off the train at Plum Creek Jast might. A reward of $200 for his arrest dead or slive is offered. A large number of 1neu from Kearaoy snd other places in the vicjulty are out o the huut. i sworu to kill each other ou sight, There s evideuce to prove that Stovens excceded bis suthority as an officer, snd shot Ketchum n the wrm while hls back was turned, at the same time that he called upon him to surrender. It 1s & fact that Btovens' real namyp s Olive, and that he was a criminal refugeo from Texas, where he was wanted for the murder of two battery. e, r‘n sud Mitchell would have dlsgraced ihe boldest baud of Sioux aud Cheyonne Indlavs on the Continent.. 8herif? Gillen, of Keith County, fs belioved to bave had an understanding with the mob, and will be fnvestigated on Wednesday, Bvectal Disvatch o The Triduns. Nzw Youx, Dec. 1&.—Capt. Byrnes to-nlght srreated John Loary and Jobo McCarthy oua charge of complicity in the Maohatian Bauk robbery, ‘The Captato and bis detoctives bave | 81,00 ers fu Custer County are as follows: Mitchell aod Ketchum weo nob cattle-thieves, but respected cltizens. | Aitchell was 83 yearsold, bad a family, aod Was one of the Srst settlers in Custer . County. Tha cattle-herders bad driven cattleon his crops spd prewises, and ao old feud existed betweeu .bim aud 8 herder vamed Steveus, whose real same was Oliver, sud who bad threateaed to kil Mitchell on sight. The other day Stevens and Lis companlons sttempted to asrest Diitchell and Ketcobum on s cooked-up charge) aud, immediatel! upon telijug tbem to throw up their haods, nre5 st them and Mirchell's fanily, Ketcbum, wao was woundegyin the srm, rosucned the tire with & 2up, snd igatently killed Bteveus. Mitchell snd Kotcbum then tled for thelr lves, but wero asrested {n Merrick County by;the Sherifle of & . arresting the third. ‘Tbis third mab was Leary. McCartby snod Leary were trucked frow one cover to aupther 1 this city, aud to-night they w wera steallng out for & capyired as the; walk. protested their fonocence, and both ba cveutful history as criminals. Leary vworked " the Parlf Exposition af 1867 as a plckpocket, and was thera seutenced to fve years. Leary was uodoubtedly one of ihe Northampton bank robbers, and McUartby is ls0 dmplicated iu %8t affalr. RIO GRANDE DEL NORTE. Npectal Disyateh 10 Iha Tridans Darrorr, Mich., Dec. 18—The tarmcrs of St. Clair County were yesterday made the victims of & wholesale cattle robbery. Oun Wedanesday two men spucared at Ridgewsy, represented that they were drovers, and rontracted with tha & ROBBED LETTERS, PITT4BURG, with & verdict by the jury ot slmplc assault and ‘Tho sentence will probably be s slight a sult for dunagvs, & verdict of §1,500 suatnst ried to tno Bupreme Court and a fiosl decistou has not yet been reachod. Duc. — ¢ K vacant LEy tawn wher mep. The hauging snd bursipg of Ketchum T clerk fn tho Post-Otlico at Weat Monterey, Clar- | £t etidsncoaiant thet fssahd fo b ouds and | piapyeld 180508 " RUIREHIDYS" 24F {oa County, was srrested and brought to Pltts- burg this alternoon by Special Agent Camp. Lugau Ls cuarged with stealiug and destroylug lettera for preveutiug the apoulutinent of u ag named 1lpgan as Pustmaster, ball for & hesriug beture United Btates casc ot (ieorge Washington, bly outraged ¥rauces Otle, § white pirl, sged 11 years, udlug u knife to accomplisk-lils purpose, in Uctober last, returued a verdict of gullty, and atlized the peualty of death by bauglog. (POSTAL ROBBERY. Spuzial Dispateh to The Trivume. “ Davexport, fa., Dec. 18.—Tho Post-Office 8t Mollue, Nl, was vobbed last night, eutrsuce’ being walued torouzn a window. valuable letters, amoug them four containiog pousion certitlcates, werv stolea. —— e — RINDERPEST, Bpecial Dizpatch (o TA¢ Tribuns. East 8aoixaw, Mich, Doc. 13.—A peculiar sud {stal disease has made {14 appearsnce aMONR 18, in & cerinin seuse, seems foolish, fur the po- lice seldom vlsit the placo without canturing efther some woll-knowa Thief or somu stolen property. Otficer . Murpby recovered In the monib of Nuveiwber tho plunder of lwo gaunze of burglars, and yestcrusy Detectives Bhea and Keating upon ¥ieitlng the placy found the no- torious Jimmio Jobnaou aud Willis Lawrence, allss **8hp,* both of whom ure wanted i cons Bectlon with the notortous Fraux ilsl), under sr. Test at Central Station for a burglary in Racine, ULL DESCIIPTIONS OF 1= clty, furaished or unturn NT— zhluugmplcumy. »t RUOM 3 Tullf%.\! HUILA“I {8 VAN ) RENT. ______ ED=T0 RENT—A FAKM OF AROU 1o crch within X1 Talies of Clicagos rent payabl in Ulve lucation, aud sddress ¥ 13, Tribuue ear, Kroll got Lall; but It was car- 0 RENT=TO PROTOGRAPUE flery (o some couul 18—~Willlam H. Loeay, tba tHo, Oply ® short while aga the two former | Suatiiichis. were srrested sfles & ¥tubborn ‘resintance (o thu olice tu thy Town of Hyde Vark, and wuro sen- onced to six months fn tao House of Correcticn. A writ Of habeas corpus soun set ihem st liberty, bowever. Hu was beld i L, W Apecial Digpaich o bus vmmissioner McCaudlss. Justice Blorrison: John Gormao, slias ab worth 81 Ontss Heb., Doee 1B Furiher sud moro | Eamerg e e e L D e ot i ey - plgure and Michae) fetron, 830010 themin | _ pams kG GLNEINICE pommen, sccursto particulars of the burning slive of | ey bim be could conviet tho two men if he cuuld DEATMBY BANGING. O A S vemaes Tu e ipiot 1 brosd dayllcul shd ___STQRAGE. __________ Mitchell and Kolcbum by masked cattle-ierd- | capture them, and whlch would warrsnt him fn LouisviLta, Ky., Dec. 13.—Tue jury lu the | rynping ber of 33 The case sgstuet Liie Ui~ URNITULE, CARRIAG RCHANDISESTOIL- nero, who borri- curious turu yesterdar, | 1'ed:advancesmiade, 10 2 uiwney loancd lowest e Theodore Puole sud Jubn deyess, aliay Bill Brid- | rateson good s curity withodt reniuval, 100 W, Motrue. gett, aud **Hooster Bill," pleaded uot gullty to = 3 tho robbery of Dr J. M. Plecker, “but S DRIV AN . s Ueney, aotbena tne siaeta wers eatatly vutley by | L0 hitks ol st o bl price: 4k charge. and said the others ually gullty as i, and otiei Aoy half_ pr hluuxlll ‘B¢ p! luat the trio was cou- | werrsnicd. Lusu uificy, Glark-at. . oo 3. roul they wera hield 1n 82,000 cach o the Crimina) Courv; Houry Loole and Bill Dridgett yeg alvo hold su $500 10 the Criminal Court tor T hreeny of a 10t of clthlog frowm August Heinien, of No. 07 1llinois street. Justice dugi- Jplia Cascy, Kute Wall, Magyiv Burke, Kehey, yousg marricd wourss siviie 117, wa &io’ff cavediyigoos | L oo as ‘hu" . Wveple, 8 w e Crimiual c...f‘:’:."'h“-iu ity pf . dry wovdsand. shoes, sud ) Dl tickets fof various srticlee, et await uwiiers — Hary Holland, $100 to 10.000 %6 8% &5z Awkrtcad Cyetuvedis, St PR A number of atteet, who UEL KA flersney M usl Fit TEACHER OF ihall. 64 M adlson-at. aealrug, useailing e s the Criwtus] Court: ATolph Ebrke. receiving u bolt SAL ZRETURS THE MEMOGANDUS: of satin stoleu from M. P. 1ds 10 the 2kl ook, keys aLd papers taken with coal frum isd HBouth ban«amon-st. threata Donduick Davar. i his wife BLETUN, UPHOLKTRIED, est 103ke, scarcely soilnds horses and cutiers bo let tate: U, C. WALKER R LANE ASD i WNGONCED Ty Shrabie, rurod free of codk. UILES LINIMENT JOOTE AMMOSIA. Apavias, _splinis, Tiogwunce Dlclies, thurouklh pirie, spruoi kntes, vared witbods e "Birattis, shoulic Intiyeiicm, Aavicuber diseasa bulls, care gusrautecd. Bend fur pamplbiletcou T IO oty tew. Yirk ks, oudway, urk. e teval CARPITANEE DTN Y i Uk Sty for torses tho intment fa yellow wrappers. 25 eeuts. T \\ANTED= 2 FONTES FIN 3 T06 VEAIS GLD, \‘ 'flluhlm{ fromn luurlulll'llundrfll pounds. AlB- four staiflons, welshing fruin nioe to eieven bundred unds. Call 8t 451 btate from 3 tu 4 o'clock p. . For oue week. 1L W, FIVELL . MUSICAL._ T THE FACTOUY—OHRUANS AT PRI yund competition, $3 und uj ird et N TCHOLBOS Ol TR ipwardy Lest fn the GAN L4, 03 East Indlana. ~VEIY CHEAV=TO PAY CHARGHS, cry fun planos In geod onder; eatly sow, ., second Soar. GHT PIANOS— 5 NEW SQUARE PIAYOS, NEW ONGANS, Forsaloonlmstallments, 86 o prun __Corner tato and Adans-sis. A FULL ABS0KT- K] s -Kuuwa LSS a0 Tke pravos. Beautiful ju wne, iich o design of Cl‘ll W, Coraer Bidta sa WE OFFER UNPATALLELED INDUCEMENTS NUS AND ORGANS DURING Tl'n‘Mu.nMnnlt:uur TUEMONTU. P K1V call befure 5 ussslu"'m' MORNING, BETWEES L it 3 & 0,100 Sladlson, between Wabaan sod blate, aercin vell. Dleass leave at the Tribuue ottice. 22 MICHT: purcus and 1 'l' 05385 TEN T CONTAINING 4 ralirusd pussed,Addreas ¥’ 57, Tribuno office. 0 RING-THREE BTONKD "IN e fndor, by Feturniog the sanie AUO, A ¢ - uslt, uF 1 $10 Wil Lo pald fur il retum to this Tribune counting rovis. T _TO EXCHMANG Fuu KXCHANUE—-A NO. 3 6TUL ure biuwe il e cr ahaftl fur 8 cutter, WILD & HILLY, 37 a0 ‘ JANTED-TO E CHANUE it withh steaut puwer, 10 8 Koo s il IS A cu @\0uw) buslieis, 8nd corn er! Ingulre of JACOL W, ___ HMOUSENOLD GOODS. LWAYS AUEAD-PARLOK FURNITURE, Mak- AN W00 tp cismber sulta, caruets barlur sud Eouk sluves 8L low cash pricos uu ey paymicals sb Dos. 3 aud & Weat Madioun-st. ¥ Wasbing (ol LOT OF NICE BECONU-HAND ¥ can_ be bought clicap’ for 4,_Tribuoe omce FJICERUIET Hosik, Fol LADIES DUR D Nelisaia cotnplainty u avecials Constaiiy 1a bitehdances strictly oundential, Dax Sea Chicau ==y S Wi § BEVERY TUWN AXND ViL- A Clate [n (ho Viilagd Sates for thu sale ot Catlislio Hubarfption chuive territory given. Ad- St BENZIGELR BUGSS Naw Tork L. > dreand ey JoOR BALE=CHEAF-ONE io-HOUME BUCKBYE ¥ PR e e e it 5 losh. s bre! e 4 bt e IGCUMOLINE Luller, 43-100kh she Bres Cefir Y e T i i o i 1 1 I t v i ¢ | 1 )