Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 28, 1878, Page 7

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1878—~TWELVE PAG ES, JUDGE BLODGEIT. His Interview Yesterday with thé Hon, Carter H. Harrison, Tho @Genernl Fecling Is that There Sliould Be an Inyestigation, - There were soma developments yesterday in the matter which has oeen. naitating the com- munity for some weeks, and whieh, apparently, will not down at the word of command,—the charges against Judee Dlodgett. Tum Tris- uNE has Kept tho publie informed o referenco tothe communication which was sent carly in the week by Mr. J. N, Jewett and his commities to Messrs. Cooper, Knickerbocker, and Bheldon, . the custodlans of the eharges and the resolution for the pro- posed fmpeachment procecdings, Up to yesterday no reply had beeo sent to the request that tho Investigators furnish tho Committeo with a copy of the clintzes. ‘In the carly. part of the afternoon, however, it was learned that THE REPLY bad been sent, and that [t4 tenor was not at all vlcasing to the Committce. Whilo nobody wuald say what thereply contained, it took very Mttle zuessing to arrive at tha probable results of the correspondence, . From previous Intersiews with the {three *impeachers® 1t was appsrent to the roportorial mind that they thought they discovered fn this ro- quest forn copy of the chargesa very clever sclieme to get possession thercof, with the aim and end §n view of having them inquired Into Ly an ex-parte committee, who, Dpresumably, would never report thercon, which, for want of a better pame, would betong to what s known as the ¢ whitewashlug "' order. The impeach- cra, as one of them rumarked the other day, wanted themecives et down ns rather “too sharp ' for nn{llllnx of that kind, and the reply which was sent. yesterday ls understood to have set forth, practically, the same iden, couched fn the usual polite and diplomatic language which ordlnanly pnss between gentlemen on different sides of & leuce. TAR COMMITTRE was evidenlly preparcd for action, for which they sliould thank. Tur TRInUNS for keeping them posted, Sometbere between the hours of 1and 210 the afternvon these wentlemen—>Mr, , N. Jewett, tho Jlon. Thomas Hoyne, Mr, E. B. McCaee, Judga Lawrence, Mr. M. W, Fuller, Judge Trumbull, and My, F. H. Kales—got together in Mr, Jewctt's office, and, after con- slterable talk, decided to call a meoting of the Bar Assoclation this afternoon to sec what should bedone, The specific object of the meeting could not ‘80 raglly be learned, A rc- porter for this paper, however, hailed one of the wentlemen on_the street after the meeting, and wnsg lca to Infer, from his mformaut’s remarks, that thy meeting would be ealled upon to take into voneideration the provriety of demandln copy of ho charges, or of passing corfaln resolutlons “caleulnted’ o make the refractory trio fecl uncomfortable, and even 8 uiry b thelr buots, nt tho censurs which would be visiied upon them for thelr coutso fn refusing to give up the charges, The gentle- man further intimated that thelr retussl wos looked upon in some quarters as an indlcation that their so-called charges Qidn’t amount to mueh, and that they procecded from men who were willlug to eugage in this blackeplng of uien’s characters without giviog them a chance tobe heard. These charges, the gentleman contended, no matter hot . frivolons, should be brought beforo the Bar Association frst, that belng tho rmpnr body to cdusider them, con- slstine as (¢ did of tbe most prominent lawyers 10 the tlty, Instead of doine’ tids,'these inen lad taken them to Washington, and, having Iatled to bring them before thic [louse, it was all the more propar, in view of the publicity given to tha fact that there werp charges, to let the Bar Assoclation {nguire into them. Awmong tho rumors which got abroad dunng the day was one to the effect that A CONPRIENCR liod been held at Mr. F, I, Winaton's office in tic marning between Judge Blodgett, the Hon, Caster f1. Hortlson, and Mr, Winaton, at which Judge Blodgett requested an investization of tte charges acainst im. Aunother rumor even went 80 lur 08 1o say that tho Judge had plneed o letter in Mr, Harrison’s hands to that cffoct. Mr, Winston, when scou o -tho “Hfré o) denled that' any _such conference had been held, nnd stated that Judge Blodgett had not, 80 far atleast ashe knew, requested an Investigation, although ho had no doubt ho wouid do 8u nt the proper timo. Dut the story ol the conference waa wholly untrue, + CARTEI I HARRISON. Tho castest way, of courso, to ascertaln how much _truth there was in the rumor that Judge Blodgett® lnd written such a Jester os that referred to to Mr. Harrison, wos to .call upon {he latter gentieman and ask him about it. This was just what the reporter did. Mr. Harrison had heard thie story, and the reporter had merely ta direct }»l; ttentlon to it and sk Lifn ax 1§ iatroth or SR : g s +*Mr, Winston sent mo d notoe last evening,” sald Mr. Harrison, *asking s to_call at his ollice, as he had a letter for e from Judye }llodm . I called this mornlug and got the T And what was {ts nature?" It went on to say that ho (Judee Blodgott) felt that ho was rmlrelfi innocent ot sny wronz- duini, asked me to look into these charges Le- fore my return to Woenlugton, and stared that b hiad” nio doubt that, when I did so, 1 would tind nothing except some misconceived matters ~things in which he had been misreproscnted and misunderstood—that would give bo person any doubt aa to his entire fnuacence.” - g It wag purely A personal- letter, then, and applied to your ‘investigation here before the possible introduction of Impeachineat resolu- tions fnto tho House{® t wos s personal Jetter, expressing the hope that I would give the matter o thoreueh investigation und satisfy wyself by looking into buth sides of the question, It was aletter to me as en individual, and the Judge sald no hoped I would mnake theiuvestication thoroueh, ‘The fact 1s, I have beon learing a good many stutements sluce my return. With the excop- tion of the lawyers who nictme on Monday, nod two or three personsl friends ofJudge Blodiett, 1 have oot met a single Individual who did not vxpress a demro for an dnvestication, 1 would not fmply that they expressed any doubt ns to Judge Bloogett belng o good man, but they weemod to think that the thing had gone to such lengthis that nothing but s Congresstonal fuvestigation will satlsly the public, 1o addi- tlon to this letter, 1 inaysay that ..} MET JUDGE LLOLGETT ot 3r, Winston's offce at § o’clock In the after- aoon, He came in wiien I was thero, and T pave him the history of my conucetion with the mat- ter, fust nbout as 1 save it to Tux TRIBUNE st B He had recetved some [neorrect impres- slons astoiny convection with the watter,—irom letters, telearams, or 1o soje othor way,—whi 1 esplntued to bim, and which he found wi wmistake. He nformed e then that he bad ne fear of an fuvestigation, and that b wanted it wade, and that the vnly unplessant thing about 11 was that, after a hife of forty years ju labor to 1wake & good uame, it should” uow be attacked 1u the way 1t wus.” * Are you gulng to make this {nvestigation “1 ¢hall I a few days beglu to Jook 1uto the whole of the charges that Messs Cooper, Kulckerbocker, and others have wade, provides they whh me to do eo, und I understand they do. Wohat action will bo taken ~—whether & iera presentation ol thelr vetition or sqmething farther—will depend entirely upou what Llcarn In wy Investizgation vow, These ventlewen have not as yet requust- ed me to weet them formally, bus they infurised e that they sbould want” me tu mceet them sowewhere ‘between Lhis and the lsk of Jav- uury.! * You are wholly unblased, are you nat, Mr. Harrison, 1 this matter (" i * Eutirely so. Lbave given no advice to Mr. Cooper, snd uono to Judge Blodgett, 1 have ulused to keep myself a3 cloar frou all compii- catlons 88 pussible,—te hear whatever f 1ne ou elther wldu beforo coming to amy « sio I bellove Iam as free from aoy vreju- dice {n the mutier 85 it 18 possiblo for & mau to be, aud | lutend to st fwipartiutly, 88 wan o 1y vosltion stiould do," . “Fhicre was somcthing in an afternoon paper, Mr. Haerlson, to the effect that you RATUER IXVITED AN EXVRESSION OF VIEWS, and that you would bold ull commuoicstivus to yuu on this subject, fromn your cunstituents sod utliers, as coutidoutial P> - 1 dow't knuw bow thay obtaioed that stato- went from we, Certaluly T did not say auy- thing of’ that sart 30 thy reporter who'called upou me, sud Dbe - detms to luye got- 1za the f{des -froma’ other sources. Hut it ls s singular thiug that qulte s nuniber of gentlemen—promiuent business men fu the city—bave, in taking to o vo this subject, seembd averve tu, ullowl}f it to be known that they have cowe 10 we to lulk to we. Meo buve come tu we at my bouse, aud talked with me ubout i, und told iue ikat they would preter e o suy uotklug avout i, **1luve you seed, siuce your return, avy of the freutlenien who Wruge you, or telegruped you, while in Wasliduzton, protesting agaiust ag bu- Veatigution,—tbat is, uuy vutelly ol the Cow- wiitee of Tawvers whoin you et Monday i 1l sutton Vhl VL LF Lol grupl Wiv plukcal nety Fotne who did & ugaitat an fo- vestieation,—and they now say that, whils they cxgruled perféct covftdence In Judge Blodgett, ‘and did not wish to recall such expreasions, el they think it due to the gnh§lc snd to Judge Blodgett that thore should be A TIOROUGH CONGRESSIONAL INYESTIOATION, I have heard of othors wno haye 8o expresscd themselves,—from sonurces that 1 have no reason to doulit; from disintercsted partles. Thesa gentlemen sald to e that they regretted that tho matter s gone as far as it haw, but, hlfln{c gohe so far, that thero can be no steptaken that will place Judge Blodgett properly befors the community, 0 stap Lhiat can atisfy the community I without an fnvestigation.” ““From all you have hesrd, Mr, Iarrison, from onc sonrce and avother, what proportion ol persons should you eay expruss theinscives as in favor of an investigation *With the exceptlon of the Committee of Inwyers whom I met Mondav—Messsrs. Jewett, Kales, Fuller, Hoyne, and 8horey—and Mr. Winston, and ono other persanal friend of Judgs Thodgett, 1 hayo not. yot been spokon to by a singlo man who does not think an’ investl- gatlon should bo carried on," “Is 1t not strange that those five rentlemen— notably falr-mindea men—~should opposc theis- vestigatlont " “ Probably £ do them an Injustice to sav thoy are opposed ta it Juilged that they wero from the fact that ll-e{ had protested by thelr letters and telegrams to me. They all express themscives as of the opinlon that the thing never shonld havo becn started, but I can’t soy that thoy objeet to It now."” “The *impeackiers’ are not resting on thelr onrs, are they 1" “| take it for granted that they are nreparing thelr case, so that they will hava 1t rendy for me to examine intoin a few days, when, as I have said, I shallglve the mattera carelul and strict- ly imoartial investigation,” Evtdeutly Mr. Harrison realizes the responsi- bility of the position In which he s placed, and tneans to make no mistakes in the purtormanoce of Lis duty. ‘There will be a special mecting of the Chicaro Bar Asgociation at the rooins of tlic Association at i o'clock this afternoon for the purpose of considering what action, If any, {t may he prop- er for the Assuciation to taka In reference to charges slleged to have been made agoinet the dudge of the United States District Court for the Northern District of 1llinols, and to take such action in the premises a8 may be decwmed best. By order of the Board of Manayers. WiLLiast H, Kixo, Chairman, SPECIAL DEPOSITS. Fult Facte of tha Rabbery of the Fidelity Hafety Doponit Hafe by Custadian Rinlkie. The fact of tha arrest of Grorzo A. Bialkie, the cnstudian of the Fidelity Sufety Deposit vaults, on o charge of stealiug some of the funds {ntrusted to his charge, was published in yostorday's paper. The amount taken by him, however, was $3,000, and not $1,000, as then stated. The bouds belooged to the Towa Rail- road Company, and were held {in cscrow by Re- celver Turpin, haviog been deposited with him three mouths ago. Thursday Judge Dlodgett ordered him to deliver them to Mr. Holcomb, the Recelver of the road, and this gentlemun called for them sbout 4 In the nfterncon. Blalkle, who had cbarge of the special de- posit safe, In which the bouds were supposcd to be, wan sent to get tho packoge. Ie ro- turned in & few minutes, and sald something was the inatter with the combinatious he could not open the safe. Mr. Fay then tried hls hand, and while he was at work Blakle rlipped out, At the end of ten or filteen minutes the contents of the safe were In view, and it was _thon discovered that the $50,000 In bonds were misslng. i TIIR S8RARCIE FOR RLAIRIE commenced at once, and overy effort was mnde to keep secrct the fact of the robbery, it belng suspected that Blalkie had confederatés, and supposed that, unless he were captured before the loss was made public, his nasocintes would escape with the booty, This supoosition was based on thie belicf that Blaikle was too weak a man to steal tho whole 850,000, Tho hunt for him was unsuccessful until about 10 o’clock ut pight, when he was arrested by . Ofltcer Farnsworth on West Maalson street, be- i5west, Pauling,and:, Wood, with..hia ssyepibeart, who lives on Wost Lake strcet, and his brother, Oubfs person were found about $775 in cur~ the remnants of s $1,000-bond, which he 0 in city serip, o three-dollar gold plece, and a gold watch, ss also an fusurauce pollcy for 8700, payable to Miss Alice Lcaran, Ila broke down at once aud confesscd his gullt, e said that be bad taken only £3,000, and that the remalnder would bo found In the vault wrapped fnan old ahirt. This was true, and when Dr. Turpin got she 847,000 in Bis hands his heart beat high, When "the Doctor told Blalkie that Le had po idea that bo would do sucha thing, Blaikle cried and sobbed, and seid he hadn't had a minute's peace since ho opened the package, It I8 belleved that he took $1,000 at first, and lost this In ypceulations, and then took 82,000 fu the hopa of recovering what he had dropped.” He certalnly was not extravavant in his hubite, aud the only known exvenditure was the pavment of is brother’s Dills a¢ the Brevoort Housc. Nialkie rented a room at that hotel for his - brother, and a lot of other fellows were In the bublt of slecplng In it and * beating the house,” until tho _fact was discovered, a duy or 80 ago, From the clrcumatance of Blaikic's calline on his aweetheart at 11 o'clock at night, 1t 1a surmised that he INTENDED TO LEAVE THE CITY. e knew of course that the robbery hiad been discovered, and that his nrrest was certain if he remained. His parcuts were very much dis- tressed when informed of his fall, but bits father showed Lis lotegrity by aidlog Receiver Turpin all _ ho could to locate bis wayward san. flo has revealed the name of the broker to whomn bo sold the bonds, and Dr, Turpln was nucgotisting yosterday for thelr return, and was convinced thiat he would securo thew in a da or two, Tho principle of respousibility in such & case s well settled, so tho chauces “arc that the broker and not tha bank will lose what be 1d for the bonds mitius the amount found lu Hulkie’s possession, Thu fright ocasioned by this theft has rosulted “fu tho closing of the apecial-deposit business, Dr, ‘Turpiu baving determined upoa that course yesterday morning, glving orders that pothivg mors be recelved on that account, He hay taken tho combination of the safe hlmsclf, and the doors will not bs opencd hereaft ubless sumu one calls tor his valuubles, “This brauch of the busivess was very profitabl parties paving as much for twoor three mouths' use of space fn the sufv o is charged for a mmall box for a Whols year, but t lascen now thut couslderable rlsk sttends ft, aud the Doctor fen’t at all anxlous to make up possible loss or to have s bondsinen called on i Lis pasots should uot bo large onough. The box systewm, hawever, ls absolalely smic, as the buxes caunot bo opensd without tho owner's key. Blaliio witl be ar- rulgned at the West Bide Polies Court, jwerbaps L\g aturday, It not byluw the fnleution, though the Receiver wall probatly nnt Jose suythlng, to ::'n‘a‘lm Koon accouutol the recovery of the nds. and taelf, BLAIKIN was last evening visited by a reporterin the West Madtion-Street Btatlon, Jils fatler, who soetned to feel hid son's degradation qulte decp- Iy, bad just Jeft him, but the mcetivg had cautsed the young mou Jittlo or no remorse,—ln fuct,fus secmed qulte enlivened to think that his ‘relatives wero disposed to do somcthivg for him. tle would y nothing about the afair, save that, when aer ) be bad uwued up to the truth, aud stated his peculutions ex- actly, and that D, ‘Turpin wus able to state, if e chose to do g0, exactly whers the stojen bonds had bocu dlsposed of. bl refused to state what had beconie of tho munv{, but fm- Hed that be had squandered it n foolishly pay- g otler wmen! lils, and In_ wpcculutions. Iwo thiwge 1o councction with the alfuir, he sald, were all that he wanted published: ouae was thut Mr. ¥ay was sn honeat, conscientious geotleman, aud the other that uo one, not even s uwa bruther, koew auythiig about the robe bery utitt after tho arrest. ‘The idea thata gaug of thicves bad concocted therobbery of the bank wus nouscusical, ba suii, us, biad thist becn the 1utcution, jt wighs bave been accowmplished ‘weeks sy It} on lavestication that Mr. C. II. Middaugh had notulug to do with the alutr, He had been uuprhm Ju Witliam Blaikle's room st the Brevuort House, but has no convectlon fu any way with the misdeeds of Geurge A. Blaikle. DUPLICATS XEYS, o the Kditur af The Tripune, Cuieagu, Dee. 87.—When [ seuted a box at the Fidelity Bauk 1 was given twa. duplicate keys tosame. L luyuired why I was given two keys to oue bux, sod was tntormed that 1 caso 1loat vue of wwe keys I would stitl have the other, Now, what [ want to Lkuow is this: Do «the ullcials of the bauk hase also duplcaty Keaw to tus boaos Of the reutery, aud if tuey do, whiat reul secunty bave the senters wzulost tho distoterty of the bauk oflicale, oF ite ciaploves. 1 e viliehda ur Gllodu ceu at auy e, With their duplicate kevs, gain accees to the Loxes, wherein consista the buasted sccurity? X They do not have durfil‘mm ke, —— LEADVILLE, COL. Ths New Alining City In Bouthern Colorade, A reporter called Inst night npon Mr. R. E, Goodell, nt hle residence No. 720 Michigan aves nue, to learn from Lilm something about Leadville, Col., the Iatest and most excited and excitlrg min- Ing camp In the country. Mr. O, hae quite re- cently returned from Leadvlile, tvhere he has a land. edand what he hopeaisa **well gronnded™ interest. Mr. Goodell, sfter commenting upon the oxtent and deusity of tho Ignorance concerning tho latent and greatest sennation, sald that last May, when the romarkable discoveries were frat made, the popnlstion of the place was but 200 or 400 per- suns. Now there wera fully 7,000 people, and a grawing, energelic, permenent town which re- sembled very mach an Illinola or Indians town of the rame nlze. There wera two-sory bulidings and atores; churchas and rcliool-housen. The men did not look Iike the men In most mining towns, Of couras thero was the rongh miner and the zam- bling hell and raloon; Lot only one night in the weck, Baturday night, wan there much rongh life displayed. The town wan sitnated 124 miles eoath. west of Denver, in. a very mountainona scction of conntey, Thors wera three _routes leading to and through it, —the Atchison, Topeka & Banta Fe, the Colorado Central, and tie Denver & Sonth Park Railrosds, None of them twere yet built, bt they all wonld Le by the istof noxt August, and onie of then:, the Atchison, Topeka & Eanta Fe route, wonld be completed by the 1et of June, The Iatter was llkely to beconto Lhe most favored of the three rosds. Origtnally the town wae the centra of & placcr-mining soction that really amounted to very Jiitle. Tuo old mines were stlil In working condle bot® they had | heen loat sizht since tho “!goft-carhovate’ discavencs. which wars peculiar in their way. Ahout the fiest of May two mun, Ititchia and llook by name, were digzing away industriousty wilhout result, when Lieut, -Gov. Tabor became Interested iy them, and wecured a third interest in their clafm for enar. anteciug them o credit of $100 at the store, & "ffllbll!k» " In the vernacular, Jefore they had exhausied 805 of thele credit nccount tlicy struck ore, and one month from that time ook was banght ot for X cash, anad three months therrafter Ritchlo sold out to United States Senator Cuaffeo (uf Colorado) for €202, 500, Tlua the mine nawmed the ** Littlo Pittsburg *' camo futo the possession of Lieut.-Gov. Tabor and Senator Chaifee, Alrcady It had ytolded more than half o mililon dollars, and in the month of Uctnber alone the yield was §144,000. There woro other mines hat ware cqually ae rich aa tho **Little Pitts. burg." The Cheyaolite,” ** Curboniferons,™ ! Catbonate, " and ‘others were all rich-paying mines whose value was not fully known, When 1came home, men would micet me on the street andsay: ‘Soyon've beenout to Leadviile. Did ot wee Letter's minet’ I told them yes, that | ad ween ity and been all throuch it, and, while it waa a great lead, it was not more than Mr, Mar- shall Fleld had in the *Cerbonste.' I'cople don't know that Mr. Iield has a wmine that s goluy to pan ont very richly.” Mr. Goudell then went on fo eay that there had been no real **mining® In Leodville, The work done therc was nothing but *‘prospecting s that is, there hod been a great deal of tunneling, and digging, and **apureing, ™ but the rval wealtn of the mlnes hod not yet been daveloped, Nearly sll the ore taken out thus far hed Leen dog out in **prospacting.” The sidenof the parsages showed what could ba taken out when the time come. in the Lelter minc there war, 1t waa claimed, HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS 1n sight, while in Mr, Fleld's mine theia was more than that, To take It out now wonld not tie wise, because there was no way cf dlaposing of It. The ting works and thia (wo furtiices were run. t thelr fullest caprcity, —1:10 tona per day, — while the ageregnto yield of the camp v #30 or 20U tons per day. People wero waiting fur the coming of ine rallvoad and the cstablishing of othier smeiting-works before panning out as moch na they coiftd, There wus 1o competition in the suieliing puniness al prescnt, and 8 monopoly was slways exorbliant in their charges. New 8 would be estabiished In toe spring. The transpc tation facililics were not great enough to meet custom, and ther were al_least 0,000 tons of awaiting transportation, There were three trana- Ymuunn companies employing about 1,000 el but thut wna not enouch, ‘The raliroad vustly increase Lhe business uf the place and pive the miners a chance to work thelr leads a8 industrioutly as they saw ft. During the last two weeks five o alx new valua- ble mincs Lad been di ed, Among thetn word * Greenwoal Henson, ™ Fair- view," it Cardon,™ and ** Little Gdant,” The . aker hod reavon to belleve, When ore was first struck was offered for §10,000, The as offered was at the time In New York, aud he lclclmghfll Lack asking for ten days’ option. Thindispatch brought an answer juet & few hors Jater o the effect that onefoprth of the claim could not bo had for $25,000—~a new vein had beon discovered. Anottier instance of rich diecovery Nnd come to the nofice of the speaker, A emall triungular plece of ground, covering perhapa 100 fect of square gronnd, was cut out in a survey and Icft for sny one who chose tofake it. Four gentlomen paid 3450 for sinking a shaft 160 feet. find, snd further down rickor ore was struck, 'They offered to sell and asked $12,000, They wore offered §0,000. Thoy refueed, and nfter striking the second veln sold out fur £15,000 cash and o half interest roturned afier §15,000 worth of ore liad been 1aken oul. " **What I8 the formation of tho deposits?** arked the reporter. **The whole town ssems to me to be over a stratum of *roft carvonate,' A vein once siruck can be followed Mke a conl vein, Of courso thero ara ups and downa to the siratum, Sometimes it goes a0 deop down that mining v In entirely fm. ructicable, and of courso tho quality of the oro fa Miflazent in different localities. " Theaversge yleld, as I was informed by the Superintendent of (ko smolting works, faabout 126 vunces to the ton, At 81,10 per vunce, that makes §$197.50 to the ton,—an average that i much higher than that of sny othet canp eves hoard of,** * That 18 oll very well, but what arc the chances of striking *n good thing '+ ** Well, that's sowetting like the rafte for tho watca. ‘Thure aro s0_many peopla that don't get 1t, 8till, J think the chances are guod . And much tote did Mr. Goodall tell the repartor about Leadvillo and 1ta wealth of mincrals; about thu Jead, tuat it were possible to utiliee afler the miver had been extracted; and the wimall, and yet not incopsiderable, quantity of goid that e sometimes mixed with (ho oro: of the numerous camps springing up around Leudville; of Adelsido ¢+ Faleview, " the spe wa very rich Indeed anc-fourth the clal erson to whom It City and uthers; of the rosts that was sure tu fol- low the opening of ths aca and the ssvured perianency of the tuwn, elc., ele. § and - last but not least he wishied Tus % to call the sttention ot the local commerclul world to the fact tuat Bt, Louis and Denver wero gettiug all the trade from the new miniug country. The trade in wuarsblesand oatables was fawt assiunlng Important proporiivus, and Chicawo was uot roprescated, GROVE'S LUCK. Taken In by the Madanio Rohiudon Gang. Maj. Audrew (lrove, who disappeared from lordstown, Warren County, O, slong in last March, taking with Liw about §3, 000 tn cash, not, a8 nsual 1n such cases, of somcbody's clao moncy, bLut of his own, toroed up at the Armory yesterday as complainant tn & snlt for conspiracy agaloet Mre. A, M. Nobinson, who schieved unduo promiaence In the Piko-Jones murder case, Il €, ltobluson, her son, and T, J, Wells, & lawyer. Maj. Grove states that he left bls home quietly, as be latendod t0 go to the Uot Bpriuge, and country folk somotlmes talked queerly regurdiag vxpo- ditions of that sort, Arriving av St Louts, Le hesrd thut' Hot EBpriugs bad barned down, aod thea he started for Califoruis, After many adventures In the West be came to this city, aud whils looking sbuut fur a boarding- bouse le was referred to Ales. Rubinaon's house on Fourth avenuw, soutl of {lurrison stroct. She readily accommodated liim, und befors the week passed sho was Kiselug Bnd coddiing him at & great " d this to & mun a8 old Ma, greally tended 1o suft 1 ind perhaps bis braln, Iowever, alung sbout Nov, 20 Mrs, lubiukon saccooded fu borrowing Trom him $2,000 1u cush, giving os sccurity u con- veyunco of 8 uiece of prupe:ly, which, as & sawple of what lawyera can do_whon ihey pleass, ‘ueu curlovity, In stands lu the form of au abe ute conveynuce wheredy Mes, A, 1l ltubineon, Jor thecousideration of ¥1 pald loher by (eorgo N Atlie, conveys to him Lot 13 1n Block 123 of ¢ Bchoal Seetion Addition to Chicugo, antd which auppuscd 10 be localed somawhiry about the cu nee of Clark sud Hursison strecta. Upon the fu of this couveyauce is cupivd Sory nots which readsu “Nov. 20, 1578, Fol PAY 10" Audrew G LU Wil TALEOf 10 (AT vulll pT aUnGIL, tulorest payable wi amuusily wi e Tollow g donditions to, wit: i aturesald 8.0 10 be pald t by aforesald” Atdrew Giove fuoac year Hoi date theredt, fovidiog it he conventent tu be thun beld, aud If LoF, Uino whwil i wnd the fulewst ou {ven ar 0 bo Sakrir bUE by it Touilis washlag, aud iending arking apparcl, at U Fale oF €1 DoF Wees ; wud 4 Audriw Grove diu bufore 1 k) ai@ i, (o reatdis ol 1y alureiald o shail go o Sir’ A 1L Toidiaon : oF, fa 010 veat of ber Goatl, to Her Bolth b led of tar s i of sick- Dusk, 2ud Lls b suld, ‘This is sigued Ly Mre, A. 1. Robloson, sad sworn (o befure Justice Potlak. Dat in what way this Nolo alects of Liudifice the conveyaiicy would puazle even o **Pluladvipis law a0d whit Secanty such & couveyanca five M. Grove: for the lop uf £2.0C0 4 etiik more puzeling. The complainant st: that he reads vat poorty, snd that Lawyer Wells read this noie and gnvey- auce to buy, leaviug out cortatn cliusos aBu put. tug lo 0L ciauvus waich do ot appear, and sssured Lins thad the papur was bopa Huo sud legally wade, 1o llved coully wouugh at Mre, Itobinkon's uutil Chrlatuos Diy, when, withuut appareat caues, sko siddenty mubifested 8 dealro 16 2ot it tu Gnd anotier boaratug house, Ha did uot likg the Juea. ana concluded 18 stick it out. Thursday saoruing be awosc ¢ fad Limself shut fulo @ roow, by duor baving been ted with o clothen-lué, as be bad uncd a patent lock of lis owu, and bad fureried i bluck of woud so that the gsdiary ey codld not Lu wcdy 1 lugs It ey ey Idently meant to heew L prisoner, aud he re- Letle wa baiily that tue placy, Lt ohe & conditional prowis- oliows: recelved, ws promise to fute. Lt g afureaald, 10-WIL: $241 o atd for hinnslf (u buard. of lile Wi should Vo ¢ police were sttraeted to SOEly burked Wew ol og | They were rewarded with o [ SATing that the old man was foll, and hed been trylng to break into her private room. The #ama day she assanited him with n pairof acissors, and threatencd 1o cut him inte mince-meat, Things became s0 hot, that he eonclnded to Jeava that aame day, and to make sura that he would not invalidate htr claims hy e0 doing ho called npon & Iawyer, who informed him s8a_to the truth of the contents of the docnumonts, The Itohinsons and Lawyer Wolla were alill st the Armory last even- ing, having failed to procare the requisite bail, e ———m— ICE GORGE, Br. Lot1s, Mo, Dec. 27.—The river atill re- mains golidly gorged opposite the city, snd the fce-gathercra are reaning a bountiful harvest, The transfer boat Bogy Is attempting to cut a channe! through the Ice from below the gorge at Carondelet, where the river {a_open, up to tho city, but her progress {s slow, ‘The attempt will pm\mblr bo anccesaful, however, and the fce In the harbor be broken up ferry-boat traffic resumed. The weather 18 still cold, and the fce constantly making. NAILS, Zpecial Dispaich 10 Tae Tribune. Pirtenuno. Pa., Dec. 27.~The Western Nail Association was In resslon hero all this after- noon, and until a late honr to-night. It is thouzht the pooling scheme will fail, because of the obstinncy of Wheeling’s mills. AMUSEMENTS, HOOLEY’S THEATRE, Unprecedented sne UREN LRI AN, BTAG B tte Chatrmii aritaly, AMFRI Miss FANNY DAVENPORT, Who will nopear on THIRSDAY and FRIDAY night :mrs&:n'hfm\f MATINEE In mmuulnl Datyeso: BIrivorcr. On Saturday nllhl‘ by lrfl'lll desire, M{s Davanport wiitappear [n ber charming characier of £0UBALISD PUAETEEY rrewm 1T, HOOLEY'S THEATRE, GRAND HOLIDAY BILL! Engagement of the Queen of the American Stage, HHRRARAAL ACcompliencd Arilate, o MISS FANNY DAVENPORT, Tho will ap) JON | 'y UESDAY, B S e B L TR L N M. b In Auguatin Daly's wonderfully sice cuseful Pisy of ta-day, **PIQUE,” with Illlll'll(’ new And appropriste Scenery. Thursday snd Friday Nlghts and Saturday Matiaee, DIVORCE. Eatarday Night (by requetty, AS YOU LIEE T, Mondoy, tne great Play, OLIVIA. MWVICKER'S THEATRE. TImmense Hit of the Grand Double NI, AWOMAN OF THE PEOPLE Ani the roaring Farce, TIEAT BLESSED BABY. [Every Fvening and Saturday Matinre, the Comlc O ¥ the Lracy Til CHICAGO NATATORIUM AND INSTI- TUTE FOR PIYSICAL CULTURE, Michigan: orner Jackson-at, THI8 BVENING, DEC. 28, Grand Christmas Sociable! ‘Thureday evening class and all other pupils and mem. bers cord invited. At K o'cluck sarp. ** LIght {ymnastics. by our Youdg Lad Danctny to N an begiaat v p. nrer. BATRE, ey’ Class, o, Clam, IAVERLY’S TH J. 8. HAVERLY., Pruvrietor and Manager Last Hollday Baturday Matinee ani Night of the justly eminent Cotnedy Starw, DU, nud MIEN, 3o Co WILLIAMSON Maggle Moore), 1o thelr eatablislied and continuuus rucceses, STRUCK .OIL, Aud the OHINESH QUESTION. Allledics t to-day’s Matinee wili receive s photo- ph [ chiaracter of Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Wiligisoa, __Mouday, Derger Family o el WITE STOCKING SKATING-PARK, MUSIC THIS AFTRRNOOY. Tark open from s &, m. 10113308, m. : 12 noon tn m.17p. . to | ) 3 c_ruh 111'play w ln':;lm:lg:;l‘ il HAMLINV'S THEATRE, Clark-at., opposite Gourt-House, GRAND VAUDEVILLE EXTERTAINMENT - PriceCONEDL, OLIO, AND DURLESQUE. Matiubo Sunday Afternoon at 2:89. WEST EXD OPERA HOUSE. 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Botweeu New York and lla LABIADOR, Basgiter, ANADA, Prangeu! Aikiare, helird. 1 b W educeduy, Jan, K] oo Wednesdag, S ol ) PRICK OF PASSAGE 1N GOLD (luctuding wine) 10 HAVRE=Firt Cabln, $160y becond Cably, 843 Tuira Cabl, bleorage. including, wine, boditng, and utensiis. Paria.” *'bi. Laur s erlers,” *! Vilio dv dunot variy siderage paschie 0 cka drawn of Credit Lyvusls of S Lows DE BEBIAN, Azent. 85 Drosuwsy, orW. F. WHITE. u7 Clark-st., Agent for Clilcago, INMAN LINE. manip City of Derlin will sall f) iverpool, £¢.. Saturdayv. Jun. . 8l BAILING TWICE A WEEK FRUM New York to Queenstown, Liverpeal, and Londen. Cabin pessagu from $30 Lo §70 currency. Exoursion Tickews b roduced reice blowrage, $34 Drufia oa re b 4 (urtlics fnfyriistion apyly to 12 LATES0N, No. § bouth Ciark-st. ANCGITOR LINEDAIL STEASIERS ETHIOPIA. pec. ANCHOWIA. Al Callus #3310 ou. ad Ulasgow. 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EIPLINATION oF Rererexce Magxs.. it §isaped hundly sicepred. it ey CHIOAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY, Ticket Ufices, 62 cl:‘v’!.;-:‘v.”(fls&emn House) snd a2 |_Leive. | Arive, nPaeific Fast Line,, agionx City & Yankion, Dar Ex. vi) 833333593893335333 PR EURUAUIEAUIUATAREITUY 333 ree ai,ake Geneva & ltockford. #Fund da Lac, via Janes Pallman fotel Carsare run through, between Cl o 4 Counell Blufls, on the train lesving Chlcayo o m. oiher road rune Pullman or any other ferm of hotel cars west of Chicazv, a~Depot coracr of Wells and Kinz 8—Lepot curaer of Canal end Kinz) CHIOAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINOY RAILRO Depota foot of Lake-st., Indlans-ay. and Sizteenth-s! 884 Caos] and Lxtecaihe sts. Tickét OBoes, 50 Ciar) at. and at depots. Mendota & Galesburg Express pm Uttawa & Sireator K xpress. bm ockiord & Freepots Expres pm ubuaus & louz Clty Kapress m Facifc Fast Express .. am m Hansas & Colorado Expiess am pm Downsr'sGrove Accommod aml pm urors Passenger..... pm am endota & Ottaws Ex wm m urors pm sm Lowner's Grove Accommodi m im Freepari & Dubuqua K3pre m* 5} Umaba Night Kxprew” pm at Texas Fart Express. .. Pt miesiam Kagsaa City & 8t. Jos Exprosi. ;./t 9:08 pm am Diaing.Cars Avd Tuliman 1g-whecl Tun between Chicagu and Omabs ORL0AG ALTOR 4 ST. LOUTS AXD GICAaH, EANSAS OITY & DENVER SHORT LINER, B T T T e g E TR e Arrive. o 8 Streator, Joliet & D CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & 8T. PAUL RAILWAY Uslon Depot. sorner Madison and Canalests. cket :Jrz"t:;:‘cln%fi“lh Clark-st., opposite Bherman Houss, prTsusooT EEEBE3REY Leave. Arrive. liwaukeo Ezprass,. T Ty Wihconin & Binacio T3 ame T pm tay, and Menashs thruugh DAy’ 10am* ¢:00pm 8:00 pm #1043 A m supm wp@ Sus: it iy Wisconsin & Miunessta, Greea B, ens point, and Ashe . Ster i d tireuuh Nigut Espress,... $ 9:00 pm’_7:00 am Al trabs Kre. Ticketa for Rt Pani s Miaaeapeyiaars ood elinr via Madison and Frairie duChlen, or 1a Wateriows, LaCrosse, sad Winous. OINTRAL RALLROAD. Dy foul of Lake-st. and fout of Tweuty-sacond- ‘”"‘flekfl Ulice, 131 landolph-st., neas Clark. | Leate_Arive, Bt. Loals Expresa... H am*a:45pm B Loats Exmreras pmj Calro & New Ul s 8170 & Texas LIPS0 0reees: bin g Epringneld Lxpress Bt @ Horingdeld Night KX pmy ‘voris. Burlingion ami Peorta, Hu pinf Dubuque & sleux Cit am Dubnque & Stoux Cit g Gliman Fassenge mis niral oria only. MICIIGAN OENTRAL AD, Denat, foot af Laie-st. and foot of Twenty-second-it. icket Ufce, 07 Clark st., southesss corner of Ran. olph. Grand Pacifs lote), and af it =) ‘@ Oa Saturday night runs to. 508 Batirasy Alghs ruas to b Kilamazoo Aco o Atlantic Express (dally).......... § 8118 bin Night Exp':u,..‘ d ’;‘uw pm ! FITTSBURG, PT. WAYNE & CHIOAGO RAILWAY, (:anal mud Maubonests. Ticke: Oficey, L ar atener Lowse, bnd Grina Tetii toter: | Lesve. _Atrive._ Matl and Ex Puite l;xvrmm: Fas L BALTIMORE & OHIO, 1. foos of Manroe. o ‘alinor House, Graud 11 Ofifc 5( Iark: HiciBo.'sad Depat (5 3poeition Durlalom, Ris0 l_;‘ S0 0 }gflm«n: Eapress. vpR i TW pw tng Mell=0l Link....0pve. [ 733 w10 s THO p 10 NewviHe 0 ALINEASMm L e s o H Nigiut hxpress., 1*110: 20 pus! PITTEBURG, CINCINNATI & BT, LODIS )B. B Ciocionat! Atr-Line sud KoXomo L| Depet curasr of Cliion and Caru 1 ety Ialamgt Lapt PR Evprei e ctnnat! OOty he O CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIPIO RAILROAD, P bf Van Burea erman-sts. Tickes Dol it s Clark s Wharusas House: Indtanapatis & Louts: F.apreds. b b3 press. Davenport Express. O Leavauwor: Peru Ascuinuudation, Nlguy DIk .or. e | BIBULLIDIO e srnnnscs sone 2 HOL0 PIE DS A L ALl meata oa tie Omana Kapress 876 served la Whllg o RN == CHIOAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS RATLROAD. Ticket Oftces, 77 Gt 43 feisbora- e e e Clistio. 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