Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 6, 1880, Page 5

ib CHICAGU 'LRLBUNE: FRIDAY, SOCIAL EVEN geveral Notable Entertain- ments Last Evening. Brilliant Reception at the Home of the Illinois Club. Dedication of the Mnsis Hall to Apollo and the Muses, Charming Burlesqua Art Exhibition for Kellgious Purposess Morringo of Misa Jessie 8, Bradley to Mr, Victor F, Lawson. Twenttsth Annual Charity Ball of the St. Goorge’s Saclaly. ILLINOIS CLUB. A BRILLIANT RECEPTION, The Witnols Club, of tho West Skie, gave n ro- teption last night to the members and tholr fetend, Abont+ 190 Invitations were issued gutafdy of (ho members of tho organization, and, although the olub-house {large enough for alt ordinary occasions, jt was crowded to ita utmost tapaelty {ast eveniug., The Preadent, Judge Rogerg, recelved the guests in tho front parlor. Lhe lurge biliiard-room was remodeled into a danelng-hull, the Jeor belng planed and waxed: for tho oveaslon, Kueh room was taatefully flecorated with flowers and sintinx, Hefresh- onts were served throughout the evening, and nivale was furnished by Hnad’a Orchestra. Among those prevent, were Jude Hoes, Me, and Mrs, 0.2. Diekineon, Mfr, Mille [towers Misa Rogers, Mr. and Mre, Frame 1, Wikle, stra, EBs Heliner, Nr. and Mrs. 1, PB, Cheney, Misa Helen J. Egan, Mr. Georye It Bian Mrs. Georg Jiek- gon, Me. C.K. Barton, Miss Carrio Barton, Gen. Martin, Becmt, Miss Cursle Hutebinzon, Misa. Flora Page, Miss Virylnfa Clayton, Miss Nello. Kingsland, Mrs, don iver, Mr, Arthur Magi, Mroand | MM: . Muthill, Me, and Mrs. it J mith, Misa h, Mr, Leonnrd Swett, Mr. E Johnson, Mr. Charles’ N. Hishop, Mr, Wate ter Gregory, Miss Juinesun of = Grand Hapliy, Sfe. James We Forry, Miss Hie Perry, Mr, ALG. Hutehingon, Mere Granger Farwell, BH. Caller, George hy Burroughs, Homer N.rhomns, Mr. and Mrs, ©, €. Monnuy, Charles Te Bonney, Mr. and Mra, Fred ieichell, Mr, Sperry of Evanston, Judge’ Murk Tages, Miss Tanga, Mr. and Mes. 8 2. MeCon- Misa Gertie Gurdner, Miss Bnilio Goodrich, Huey tll, Me, and Mrs, Evtward ‘Teale, Ada Tostoc! and Mra. W, H. Benn, Jumes Kelley, Gen, I. Ne £ules, Duron Vor Jeinsen, Mr, and Mrs. Rogora, Mr, Culyer, Franklin Denntaon, and oluors, MUSIC-ITALT. DEDICATED TO APOLLO AND THE MUBES. ‘The two smaller halla which form a part of the completed new Music*Mall wero thrown open to the public last evening, and very pleuaantly, though Informally, dedieuted to tholr futuro uses. A gtnernl newspaper notice hud been f- sued by the management, Inviting the various ausieal organizations of the elty to come and Jk In upon thelr future art homes,-and the responses were moderately numerutts, some- thing like 100 people avalling themselves of the opportunity thi held out, Tho new main ele- vator was rin all the way up to tho elxth flour, where It dposited {ts mustenlly-inelined passen= fe altaoat at tho very duor to tho new rehearsal hall, which hos boon approprintoly christened, Carry oe: Apollo Mall. Toon Bixd, rect auiculie in “form, atgtited by, day Uy lunge skylight and by wight by a brillant suns light burner, 1t [ut the southwest corner of thu sixth floor, fronting on State atrect, and is larga enough to aecammodite 400 people. ‘Tho walls and cuilings aro dressed in modest tints of blue aud drab, and the general alr of the placo is light, cheerful, and homelike, Just north of itis the parlor, a& bandsomely-turnished room 8x3), hung with ongravings and photographs of the famous composers and musicians, Immicdt- ately cast fa the Becrotury’s roum, while to tho vast and north are the coamfortably-arranged dressing-rooms, the nrt gallery and the . 0° tograph studios ovenpying the rest of tho floor, Just cnt of the Secretary's room is an elevator- shaft, desigued to furnish a private access to tho rehenrsal-hall, whieh cun thus be Fhut of from the remainder of tho floor. The sevond ball, which hes been designated Futr- lank Hall, {8 desigued for chamber convorts, and occupies a similur position on tho fourth floor Jts dimensions are bix#4, and it will aecommo- duto 600 people. | It is one ut tho most plensantl: and. conyenlently arranged little bulls imagi- nuble, divided into a parquot, a slightly rising terof balcony seats, and a fal lory, necessibte by atuirs from tho bileony circle, as woll as fromm the iloorabovo, Asmall stage affords the necded room for 4 plano and chorus or small orchestra. ‘Tho frescuing and tho furniehing conforia and harmonize with tho general plan adopted in. tho muin Music-Hall, and make ft one of the cozfest, most Inviting ttle hails that could ba dovieed: ‘To say that the bitherta veiled beauties of these two additional features of the new em- yle of Musle wero warmly admired by oso who axsteted Jnsi night al thotr Informal dedication, is to simply state an opparent us well a8 a gratifying fret, After in- Bpeetiy tho rooms and all thelr fepoinumente, the dedieaturs were invited to transform thom- selves into auditors for the purpose of enjoying: A program arrauged on the spot for tholr pare teulue henetit, ‘They sacanlay ranged then selves in sud sbout. the chamber-concert null, and were entertained by tho Albion Glea Club, dire, Btucey, tha well-known soprano, and Miss Ennlly Gavia, who gave x humorous roading, At tho close of ‘the performauce tho company fis cended to tho rehearail-room, where the lator hours of the evening ow by to tho sound of musie and of danclay ART RUCEPTION. THE DAVIES’ SOCIAL AID BOCIETY of the Becond Baptist Chureh gave an art recop~ ton lust eventing, for the benelit of the church, fund, ut the realdenco of Mrs. J. M, Harvey, No. ‘8 West Washington strect. The lndles are to bo congratulated on tha novelty of the enters talnment, It being ontirely dlforont from tho conventionnt church sociable, and it fs snfo to Suy that they realized a handsome sum for tho ehureb, ‘Tho guests wero mot nt the door by the Preal- dent of tho society, Mrs. Frod K, Trnoy, ss- sisted by tho Reception Comniittce, composed of Ara. Peddio, Mrs. Storoy, and Mra, Plumsted, and ‘these Indies seceded In muking overy one fout ontirely at homie, ‘Tho Art Gallery was the first apartment to bo Valted, ‘This wis preaided over by Mra, Hague, ss Callahan, Mlay Van Osdol, und Mra, Secloy. Ench visitor Was presented with a printed eats Jog of the works of art displayed in the room, and tho list mimbered 112, mostly humorous Pieces, They wero vory. figentousty arranged, and provoked conalderablo morriment on the Dart of tho visltora, Inovder ive an ides at » the subjects, a fow are given: “Tho Grub that. Inkes tho Hutterily, by Cooke," was portrayed by 2 et oe Baten kos; ty Falt k nea by i . represented by oranggand applo pecl- ings: * Tho Btudy of m ilend, by B. Cres ik ‘nt poste stump; * ftulns in Greeootiy 2 w," wus indented by soyveral eandlo-buty H Hogy's Tutes (wlogantly bound), by Packer,” fesehown by the tals of several ‘porkers tient- ly wonud with rijbons; a pleture of the Doaco Uf the church was indexed ne "Tho Howie fillery, by Josephus"; wlirgo C in red paper, Intel with two carpenters’ planos, represented rho Read Bea and tho Pluing'Boyond, by Prlewe's a Waae-ball bat was indoxed oa! ait king Subject, by Huwl"; 9 clgurestub Inu Wace Of ashes Was nuirked Havana In Astios, Mell eodn a, Fae Doctor's Worst Cue” was bis Hedieine-cusas w alingle tiled with holes ropre- uted “ Hones in the Wood, by Ash." Ono of jet uttrictive pieces th ‘this Toons was & i nell sketch, drawn by Misa Converse, rep. Diciling, Youth and old ager it wila a me 8—80,"" Tha tadles Bave lately pro- ted Bhs, Hague, ono oft Pate op Mth @ now | hand-sach pe wo OF un ald one, which, thoy. aay, she-would cone lu carrying, and tho old sicbel found nh iy i in the Art Gullery, tabeted "The Wreak of wavady Altco, hy 1. Agus.’ ‘Chia dopartment Bi erie during the ovening, and 8 ladies matted chargo wero showerod with oon- yabenext department that claimed the atton- Of tho visitors was tho Musou. ‘Chis room braided ovor by ra, Durant —who ontare her callers with hand-organ mualo—and tune Humeston, ‘They were attired {n ooa- toned from “Turcune, lula. tn tlds room waa t, the Two Orphuns, tho went Fe tad othor humorous pieces, to- Say og Witte fing dleplay of curioaltiog tn tha rie {uitterals, idols, stalitary, Vases, and other vi ae Tuo froin all parte of -the world, 'The = wit fut tha pelvitegy of beluy shocked lectrio battery, aibout hult-pust § o'clock the dining-roam was dui ‘pet wid i elegant euppor was served Honey, ho remmatder of the evening, Mra. fant 1 Oud Sint, Auboy had charue of thld roont, pretiye) Wore ubly asdtsted by a bevy of yery OF we out lulles, who acted in the capacity wanulitessca, Thay ware very attructive funsy Loot ee aed tho dintug-room was awarded 8 Theberul putronage, evuning, Miya Very Turge attendance durlag tho tad never ee sffue was an cicoureutoy suo TY Teaheet, rullecting gren on ho Ludiew’ Ala Hovloty of the eurob MATRIMONIAL, Yententay ¢us WMO MUADLEY, elk, 'Y evening at 6 o'clock, nt tho Now avenue Congregational Chureb, on Dearborn 4 waa celebrated the mitriuge of Misa i Urudicy, duughter of Wiligin 8, Brad: doy, y and Bir. Viator F, Tawsoit, publishor o| the Datty Newn, Tho church waa filled with invited miests, an Adinlaaton card belng preaonted at the duor, Tho Altar and pulpit woro dovornted with tlving Hlow= era and planta, prominont among which wero {io calla lily nnd tho monthiy roso, in full Shortly aftor the hour appointed a wedding March was executed upon the argin, the doors were thrown open, and the beldal purty entered in the following order: Firat, tho ushers, sfx in humber—Charles [, Strong, bdward F. Criugtn Fiapenes Hisloy BeiveRtor Hesbrough, Robert I Matton, Hank Pann; thes eamo. alx brides malds, Misses Hello Waller, Avis Blodgett, Tlesala Drummond, Carico Lawaon, sisteraf the Broun, Annio M. Dradley, sister of the bride, and Iranian Clayton, Tho “bride, leaning upon the armal her fathor, brought up the rear, and, on tho arrival of the procession at the altar, tho roont aud his best san, Mr, Rook King, entered y Kelle door and took thelr places. Tho tarrlego eoremouy was performed by tha Ney, Arthur Lite, in Eka inipressive form of the Congregation! Unuren. Tho bride was attired 1 an elegant (ollet, con- sisting of # combination dross of white watered nod plain satin, with long court-train, trimmed with Ince, and a petticont of broeado ally veil and oringesbloseomss diamond ornaments, Tho bridesmaids alt wore short costuincs of white Lroende silk, with mullied antin pottleoats, except Misses Bradley and Waller, tha former wenrlig a plain white entia patticont, and the latter one of brovaded and ombroldered Bil. Atter the ceremony, the bridal party and questa repilred to the rosiilenve of the bride's. paronts, No, 315 North ba Sulle atreet, where a reception was held from hatf-purt i to which was attended by relitives and imm felons. Hefroshments were xerved by Kinsloy,aud congratulidons and rociabillty genera y ‘were Indstized tn. Mir aid Stra, Lasvaon d red Inst eveulng for a short tour inthe Sattth. They will he at home Tuosday and Thitraday, March 2 and 4,80 No. 474 Narth State atrect, where thoy wit reaida in tho futtire, The young couplo were the recipients of A large nuniber uf elegant and useful presunts, which, howover, wera not dis played, Prominent among those prosent at the church: and at tho reception were observed Mra, BB. Washburno, Mes Susie Washburno, Mr. emp. Rlead Washburne, Mr. and Mra, EE. Holmar, Mr. ME. Stone, Mr, Krink G. Hoyne, Mr. and rs. George Schneller, Miss Grace Hodges, Mr. and Mra, Peabody, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyne, Mr. and Mrs, Rumecy, Judge and Mrs. Lyman Trumbull, Ae. nd Mrs, Buurgis, Mr. and Mrs. A. A, Curpens ter, Miss Nelilo Carpenter, Mr. and) Mrs. W. 1 King, Judge and Mrs, Ilod; Jue and Mrs. Drommond, Miss Houghterln He Misses Wal- Ter, Miss Cluyton, Mr. Sylvester Cheshrough, HA—BOYLE. ‘The marriage of Miss Tillle C, Royle and Br, Andrew 8, Cella took plico last evening in St, Patrick's Chureh, corner of Deapluines and Ailams streets, tho Hey. Fathor Conway oiliel- atioy. Bho bride and prac epee uitended by Mr. A. G. Hearther and tho bride's slater, nnd by the tshers, Messrs. Preston T, Large and Hone Theat, ‘The ehtirch was comfortably ttied wit] the fricils of the young couple, After the cer= omony @ reception was given nt tho residence of tho briie's parents, No. 47 North Carpenter street. The dlaplay of presenta was quite large, and tho list comprised many uaoful and yalunt ble articles, ST. GEORGE'S SOCIRTY. THE TWENTIFTH ANNIVERSARY and charity ball of the St, George's Bonevo- lent Asgocintion of Chienyo was held Inst oven- ingat tho Sherman Mouse, and both as to tho attendance and tho manner in whieh tho affair was conducted It proved a deolded success. Tho company began to gather abont half-past 8 o'oluck, but It was very nearly 10 bo- foro Johnny Hand's orchestra strick up tho xeund =o march, “Got Sitvo tho Queen," “and the £00 Jndics nnd gen- thumen procecded to tho muln dintng-room, which bad beon arranged as a dancliy-hall, This fine room has been recently redecorated and freseoed In beautiful style, and had been druped for tho oceasion with Amerlenn and Bngllak fags, An oll painting of Queen Victoria hung on one wall, and there wero other decorit- dons, all in good taste und haydsomely ar- ranged. On arriving in tho ball-room the Presiden! Mr, George if Gooeh, dctivered . WIS ANNUAT, ADDIERS: Tn honoring this,tho!twenticth anniversary of the 8t. George's Benevolent Agsochition of Chlougo, wo are reminded of tho ciremustanees under which our socivty was formed, Int tho latter part of tho year 2859, Chleago, thon scurecly a quarter of a century old, wag rapidly assuming an {inportanea ag tk caine mereial centro und pushing forward to tho spuet ton it now enjoys ty tho Motropolis af tho West. Its vurly prog and {ta fame hud ate er of tha Sons of Bt. George of © Merris England" who prospering with the elty's prosperity, wore frequently eniled on; by brother Englishinen {a straltoned cir cumstances and distress for ndviec, ou mont, and asslatunec. A suffering Camily of English peapio, arriving from Engand by an emigrant train nt the old Michlyan Southern Depot one Bunday — mornin; iu Lee, apueulat for = pecuntary help to one ol our oll member who heppened tobe there on that occasion. He iminedintely eutiod upon on few brother Englishinen, who promptly responded to his entt and enabled him to send Chis destitute family on thefr Western Journoy rejoicing that thetr wants had been pupplicd and their heurts d_ by those vot thelr awe cat niles away from home, This ve led to a call through the press for u wecting of Ene gilshmen to form i Bt. Caorgo's So ety which was held in October, 1859, and largely uttonded, aud resulted ia the forming and Incorporation, of anr Association under tho laws of Tlinoia, ‘Tho frst regular mecting was weld in Brysint & Stratten’s Hall, corner of Clark and Washington, Btrcote, { Febrtary, 1800, Those of tts founders have no reason to regret tha part thoy took in ita formation, when L tell thom how generously and nobly tho association has subsorved the objects and purposed for which It was ercated, Francla iludgon wos our first Prosident. Fow of his follow-inembera of that carly day aro with ‘us to-night, Bloat of thom have’ passed away, andyau that aro rpured to bo present on this twonticth naniversary will, Dam sure, Join with: us who have enlisted ‘in hiter daya under tho banner of St. Georyo to curry on the good work commenced by ‘our old aasoclutes, aud say with, heart and soul," All honor and peace to tho momery of our doparted mombers,"" A brief summary of our twonty years! work {8 us follows: | We tro indebted to inany of aur aldest members for statistics proviotis to tho fira of Oc! date wore dostroyed ont that memorable day. From Fobruary, 1860, to Fotruary, 1880, tho mimberat penions aasisted back fo Bugiint, 718; mnbor of persona sent. to varios parts ol the United States and Canada, 2,015) num ber of cuses attended by tho physlcinns of our Associution, 1,019; number ‘of persans for whom we ‘hive found employmont, 5, Atnount of cash patil out by our rellof comimit- teus during the past teouty vend, 10,500, ‘This is or Agsoclution history." Let meroy ovis bonst sand slime our only fears” Tho work acvomplished by our Society cannot bo catinuted In dollies and conts,—tho .assist- anco andadvico given the newly arrived emi- grant, tho kind word spoken and omployment obtained for men whe have almost given up all hope, widows and fatherless children sont back to thelr frionds in Kayland, the stuk attended and relloved by tho various phystclang who,baye, given thol rvices to our Arsoglution. Ono hundred und fftysflve persons of Engiteh Dirth have buen Interred in our beuutl- ful fot at Hosohtil Cemotery, who othor- wiso would have reated tn paupers’ graves, Our obligations and best thinks uro also due to the suyeral railroad companics running both cast and west, and ocean. sten ship Hines, which have been ready at all tin {0 ussiat t18 fit tatters of transportation, With- out their help very many cages would huve bean negleoted, This frond work has heen carried an by nu comparatively Cow Englishmen of this olty, but they are proud of their recon, and trust nt tho Atatomenta published to-night will bo Ke mons of bringing tous a larger momber> ship of Knglishinon and sons of Enyllshinen who realde in thid City of Chicugo, ‘Those who aro ollyiblo to our Bodlety form 1 Jinge, portion of our population, and if It ts finpossibla for,thom to becotne netlve mombers in the geod works of our Association, let thelr nanics Appear on our books us mombers in good standing, contribut- Ing annually to our funds, strengthening our unnds and tnorenslng our ability todo that which wo ore in duty bound ta do,relidve all those of our follow-countrymen who inay nood our ad- vies and Posuininry Ausixianes, Mon outside of those bonovolent axsociations have no iden of the constant stream of omi+ nta Who arrive in thigclty destitute of mens. Individual hetp to those needy pauple cannot do MUch, bution sesoclation of 6,000 Engilahmen, and: this is & metorate estimate of our nationality who coutd jolu ug in Chicago, can wield n power for good, and take caro of aay euifuring case that may ge brought to our notice, ‘We hope that our Span! may not be In vain, Gur meotingd arc held on the first Monday ovon- ing of every month in the elub-room” of tho Sherman House, Tho initiation foc is but fh and our monthly dues 25 vents. It ts within tho +) meansof all trdo Engituliion to beoome mom- bors, da unity thor i strongth, Mors can be accoinpiished by coperation than ag Individuals, “Thy poor yo have with you always,” “Ho most 1 Who thinks most, Feots tho nobiicat, neta tho bost,"” AMONG THE LADIES who partlotpated in the dancing, which began Tindiintely after thoalellyery of tho address were Mra. tlarnara and Miss Funny Barnint, Mrs, Henson, Mrs. Reali, diss Gortrudo Ful ter, Mr. Jolin Borry. Miad Hattlo Bandors, Bisa Ella Hil, Bes. Barley. Mra, Saunders,’ Mra Hnckall,” Mrs. 1. Williams, Sig. Futlorion, Mbis Erman Lrtah, Mls Funnte Trish, Mra, Agnes. Warley, Mra. Gotan, Sra, Washtugton Heat, . 1 . Draper, ie Hite Ee. Rarnshiw,’ Mrs. Byron: Dushor, Ni Mrs. 1 fe Hfeato’ owtanls 1, Witilain Hurigwana Mr. J. We Dun uton, Miss Ela Gibbs, Mra. Gule, Mrs, Sees Mita’ Miata Divenporh heat . J. Duncombe, a3 Sura! ve 004 ru. Charis Groabios Stes, Ht. H, Covkell, Aa Wat san, Bird. ‘Phoinas Hutton, Mrs, Jumes Neary, Mri. Slitor, Mra, Cox, Milas Foy, Miss Nettle Shitdes, Afra, W. P. Ocock, Miss Junu Ocock, Mrs, TH ‘Millar, Sirs. KR Bvyns, Blas Clans Evans, Mr. 0 Norma, Mra OU. Burroughs, Mies et. 9, 1831, as all the records wp to that, uate Beckor, Mira Landon, bf Palin, Mi dosly Kully, Mies Rong Nowtost, Mist Alico Nowe ton, Mra. WM. Cayo, Mrs, Hoptord, Mra, Wat font, Mes. oatch, Mra, FP. H. Wilkie, and Mra, d. ‘Thorns, ‘Tho dancing program contained no lesa than twenty numbers, iuchiding the oll-thine quid- Ailes and polkis, “ Moonie Musk/! the Lancers, and rome country dancer, with tone wiltz to sothonds’ and fect whirling, At imi might an intermission wor teken for supper, which was rorved in tho Jadica' ordinary, Tho upper was oof on pleoo with the remnlning arrangements, and perfect In a way. Owlng to) tho presence af the Indtes, “for whom danoing bas nares charms than supper, and certainly then p ayniporial apeeuhes, tio tosis were fimited to two,—"'The Queen” and “Tho President of the United Btates.” Mr, John EB. JL Dalley reaponded very plonanntly to tho firat-named, and, supper belng over, dancing was recommence, and cone Unued untitdseyiiht. Tho gathering wir tho Inst auecesafil yet hold by the Keelety, aud will form a notable landmark fn ita bistory, LOOAL CRIME. THE ROUNOW MURDUIt. Tho opinion that tho overzentous police have bungled the Bobnow murder cnae 80 that it will be tinposstblo to convict any one of tha murder, is quite goneril, It is the {ntention to have Wilium, altas “Rednos" Barns, allas William Graves, tho Vonitentiary convict, indicted at tho noxt term of the Grand Jury, and have him brought here at once fur tho trial. Henly tho only evidonce against him is that furntahadt by the pleco of serip which he pald Mr. Yoro the Becond day after tho murder. Burns, when Questioned fn prison, snid tho scrip was given him nt tho corner of Twelfth and Chirk streets, or by some ono nenr tho Jesuit Church, At bls trint he may swear that it was’ glyen to him by some ono now dend,and who can prove tho contrary? Young Rackow's partint idontifoation of Burns atthe Ponitentiry is In Burns’ favor. Burns ‘and he were well aequninted, and hind traded to- cthor, Rackow was fa the stare with the rote pera and the tnurder, and yet fal to identify ony ofthom, If Burns was thore, why did nat Nuckow tell the police? ‘Tals is oxpinined pur. Hally by tho fact that the murderer had his face partially concested by. a handkere chicf. Rut, nevertheless, Rackaw attght to hive -been able to recognize him by his size and gone eral nppearance. Tho evidence of tho putoone keepor neross tho way, in whose pace the rote bers played pool Figen to their erime, would be Important, were Ht not for tlie fret that Hurns eatnat probably be identiticd positively ns being Present thore, : Hud tho polleo sent n sharp, shrewd man to he Penitentiary for a short torn, and had bin given a cell with Burns or adjolning his, ao that they would become chums, the complete secret night hive been worked outoft fim, or at loust something night have been accomplished in bending off anullbl, which he may resort to nt trial, This niuiner of pumping criminals in murder cuaes 18 not infrequent. and is vever Uunsuecessful whon worked with tho right man, With ao direct and postive tt pointer ns that. furntahed by the scrip, together with the knowl- edgu of the tlentity of twoof tho robbers, tho attempt could not havo falled to result tn Burns’ conviction had tha case boon worked in this way, Even tho palleo thomselyes are not ut all confident af conviction, but they loak forward to the future for additional revelations, TIE BOARDING-HOUSH BEAT. Mark Farrant, keeper of a prwneshop at the corner of Haleted and Mather streets, In whieh upwanila of $1,000 worth of jowelry and fine raiment, stolen by Tom Collins, the bourdings houso bent, was reenyered by Cnpt. MeOurlyle and Liont. Bontleld, was last night are rested and held in $600 tonds until to-day for receiving stolen property. A largo portion of tho goods wera ilentifled yeaterday, butt there till remains for reeognition a lot of odds und ends of jewelry. ‘Thus far the polive make out fourteen distinct ehurges of grand Inreeny agalnst tho prisoner, with tho following 15 com- plulnants: Mrs, Anderson, of 41 North Ashland avenue, attempted larceny; Mrs. ‘Terhune, Mrs. ‘French und Mrs, Van Zandt, of No, 87 Loomis street; Mra. Nora Lurge, No, 70 Twenty-fourth atrect; Mra. James Manuing, of No. G00 West. Adams Ktreot; oH. E. H. Wood nnd Mrs, Charles Krogh, of No. 437 Dearborn ne. nue; George Obenbolzor, of No. ce Wabaeh avenue; Joseph ekhorn, of No, a0t Chostnut atrect; Mra, Rockwell, No. 31" West Randolph street; Mra, A. 1. Thomus, of No, 20 Marshileld avenu 3 Mra. Montgomery, of No. 84 ira. Corbett, 53 Curtis stre No. 73 No State street ~ J, Kuhn, No. 16 Ulahop. court; and | Miss Elen Feo, of West Turon street, Tho total amannt stolen approximates, owner's Yaluntion, $2.50), and that portion of {t recovered thus fir aggregates $1,500, owner's valuation. Ono lity, Mrs. Corbett, rejolees ta. have restored to her tt auantity of. yery flne Jewelry worth 8600. _ Tho pallve hopo to hear of other cases ngatnst Collins, nud also hope to ro- cover moro jawelry. — ‘AN INSANE IMEAK. Atnanearly hour yesterday morning a man giving tha name of Willinm Spence, who {3 une doubtedly fusane, made an indecont assault upon Mrs. Curtis, an clderly Indy living at No. 22 NeKoyen street, whom he met at the cornor, of Halsted und Polk streets. Bir. B. Loveless, who wad passing in no buggy, witnessed tho aasault and gaye chase to Spenco, Luter bo was soentastlze A. young womun, Miss aiey A Dooloy, of No. 241 Weat Taylor street, und pt- tempt to drag her Inte a vacant Jot. Lhis timo quite a crowd ave chase, ond ho wos enptured by. ono John Newman at tho vorner of Van Buren and Green strecta, Tho wifalr created a great deal of excitement, much more, in fact, thin there would hnve been wero his insanity known, Jus- tice Walsh, convinced thit Spence wis a fit sub= Jevt for the Insime Asylnin, continued tho cise until Baturday, and sont for tha County Physl- clan to examine him. INE POWER CAST. Rdward Power, the West Harrison streot grocer shot Wednesday morntug by burglars, was resting cuslly yestentny, and flrin hopes for his recovery ire ontortuined. James Tagnes, arrested on suspicion by tho police, fs still held, and, though (he wounded iman will neither by word nor sign indieates that ke knows any thing ot ull concerning his assailants, the police oonfidenty hellove Taugney to bo one of jo assillints, Sir, Power's nophow esterday expressed himself ag fully sutléfled that when the ofd yentlemian recovered he would expose tho averetand motive of tha wsauult and cause tho arrest of the burghirs, ‘hero scems to be but Ittle daubt that tho nasagins woro met who know Mr. Power's habits, and who, upon being diseovered and recognized by hin, thought to put him out of cho way of prosecuting thon, ————— A SAD DEATH, New Yonx, Fob, 5.—A pretty young woman, who guve hor nimo as Margaret Malina, aged 2, dled In a Itloeckor street house on Monday of nlcohollsm. She mystoriously disappoared from her homo in Philndelphin a fow weeks ayo. An oleguutly-attiroed young Indy (a sister) claimed the remuins yesterday for burial to-day. It up. Pears the decessed wisn Philadelphia bello who. was bofooled in love, Bue was the daughter of u merchant of that city, ———— NEBRASKA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, ‘To the Editor of The Unicago Tribune, Omana, Nov., Feb, 2-The hall of tho Omaha Roard of Trado was well filled on Friday even- ing, to porfeot tho orgautzation of a Nebraskn Academy of Sclonces, Among tho notables prosent who did not attend the former mecting were noticed tho Hon, G, W. 2. Dorsvy, of Fremont; O. F. Davis, tho Rov. W. J, Hursha, Mine, Charlton Edbolm, the Hon, RX, Gaylord, A. D. Jones, and Jobn Evans, of Omaha; and Prof, H. Emorson, of tho Stato Untyorsity at Lincoli. Tho Hou, B, E. 13, Ken- nody preaided, A conatitution and by-laws wero ado} plod preville ns follows: Tho title of tho Society shall bo tho Nebraska Agudsmy of Bele enves; and its object 1s tho Increase anddiifuaion of selontilla. knowledge, the fostering of tha solostific upirit, and, as an ald thereto, the colluction and mualntonanus ‘of a musourn and Hbrary {lustrative of tha dif- ferent depurtuionta of Selenoo, ‘The spvclile objcota should bes (1) ‘Tho Nutural Bolences, Ins chiding under that name Geology, Mineralogy, Paleontology, Meteorology, ul Hy Zone, Comparative Anatomy, aud Vegotable and Ani- ru Poyatglouy. id Pos pales ria tt, ris ‘heretical ane y Pete carotien and ‘App chombste; American od rehonlnyy: 7» {hy it fy Q and Wthnology, Huiotogy and Indian story. (5) Soolo Motaphystes E G 8. i0) Mlcroscuplout Selonco, (7) Usefal and Fino Arts. @) ‘Tho ostabe lishment and maintenunce of a Museuin [lus trating the above departments of the Sciences, — the Museum and Library ta be located at Omaha, After the adoption’ of the conatitution,the following ollicers were olectuds | President Prof, Suinuel Aughoy. Vieo-Prestdents—Dr, K. 1 Livingston, of Piattemouth; Leavitt Burn han, of Oninha; and tho Hon. J. W. Buatl, of Clay'County, hecording Secrotury—J, 1. Allan, of Omaha, “Corresponding Beeretary—Thoe Hon, BE, B, Kounedy, of Omaha. ‘Treusurur—A. D, Jones, of Omuhi. Librarlun—Mra, OG. C, Ding- moor, of Omaha, Curator-Josbua Budd, of gi a pectore Hn) Remedy, Senay 9 Ton. Gory . BR. Doravy, of Frumont; Brot DW, Bi 2 of ‘Wilber, Bullua Tho offcera and mombersof tho Association comprise somy uf tho most eminent men end wolien of the Btute of Nebrasku, who will work witha will to muke tha Acudomy a stoves, Regular movtings will bo held every second ‘Thurvlay cach month. Perbups the younpest member of any scleniifla body in_the world {s Muster Hurry Budd, 6 won of Mr, Joshua Budd, of this city, “Ho ta but L yvary of uye, but hus leew algualiy OlaUuyutahod bse oopeclule y in entomology, Saboy xe 5 ‘a urully enough CRIMINAL Ws. Prisoners Confined in the Ken tucky Penitentiary Brutally Treated. Scurvy Engendered by the Use of Unwholesome Food, And Flogging Practiced to the Ut- most Limit of Endurance. No Light Yet Thrown on the Lucan, Ont., Tragedy. KENTUCKY VENITENTIANY. Loursvinne, Ky Feb... &—Tho Legislative Committee on tho {nvestigation of tho State's Trison bas made o report, of which the following: inn synopsis; The condition of the Peniten- Unry at the present timo fs Ime, and ditring the past yenr it was shamefolly tnd. Wo believe the condition Is attributable to four cnusen, vite: Firat, to tho overcrowded condition of tho prison; second, to defective sewernga; third, to tho general want of cleantines about the bufld= Ings, yards, oto.; fourth, tothe want of proper divt for convicts, Under the requirements of the atntulo tha keeper fa under Dinding oblizadon to: furnish tho convicts nA sufficient quantity of wholesome food to maintain good health among thom: and thera can bo no doubt whntover that bo is under the most solemn obligation to furnish them food of such fn quality and such a variety ns to prevont eeurvy, This discaso prevalled ton fearful ex- tunt in tho prison during the year 187, “At ono thne,” suys Dr. Rodman, the keeper's physician, “thoro wore over 20 ine in the hospital with seuryy, and God only knowa how many were atifl at work baving only slight symptoms of tho digeiase,’? Dr. Rodman furthor enys in his report that ho trouted for scurvy during 181,201 men on bed and 48 off bed, making a total of 775, out of about 1,000 men, trented for this disense during the summer and early fat) of 1879, During the Prevalence of this disuse, eleven men dicd of it nnd two of ecorbutlo fever. It ts an unde- niable fact that oseurvy has but one cuuse, viz: want of proper food, and the {uct that scurvy prevulied in the prixon to stich u fearful extent is to tho minds of your Committee conclusiye proof that tho convicts Were not furnished with proper food, and tt that duty he falled, and for that fulluvo there fs, in the opinion of your Comuitteo, no excuse whitever, Such treatment of convicta confined within walls, felons of the deepest dyo though thoy be, {a unprrdonnuble, Jt Ia a fact that the Kentucky Penitentiary: wns almost as much overcrowded jn 1877 and 1878 as It was In 1870, yet during those years the dend-iat wis not Inrkus being In 177 and OL in 1878, yot In 187) wo fund it running up to 7h, nut counting the large number who dicd after they rete pardoned by the Goyernor and had ieft the prison, t ‘The Hogaing: of convicts in prison 1s some= thines cnrrled to 8 cruel extent. ‘The clothing Turnlahed the conviels is insufliclent, and tho beds and bedding are insuflicient and not kept Invarood condition, ‘Therv ure 618 cells In tho old cell-house and ninetyesix In the new,—n total of 74. The cells in the old cell-house are very Emall, being Bix feet elght Inehes long, three feet ning and ahi Inches wide, and elx fect three und a halt high. yet more thin 10000 these billy-ventl. lated celts tho ReUiwe hag been compelled to put twoconviets and keep thom there during tho night, say for tenor twelve hours. Such doubling inecllyhna led to beustiy’ practices, and bas, doubtless, gonorated and developed disease. Wo do not hesitate to pronounce sich confinement tobe an outrage agalnst Pauianity. e Comunittes ends {ts report by asking the Qovernor to remove J. W. South, the keepor of the prison, THE LOUCAN TRAGEDY. Spectat Disvatch to The Chicago Tribune, Lucan, Ont., Feb. 6.—Tho munter of the Don- nelly familly causes a frenzy of excitement hero and throughout the surrounding country, One son has arrived from Thorold, and other meme bers of the feully Iving ata distance ure hour ly oxpeoted, The lad Connor, the ehlet wit- hess, Ja kept elosely within tho cure of tho de- tectived, who nce working the case. Itis sure mused that ho knows more than hav been yet divulged to anf one but tho oNcers of the In. Warrants, ovidontly based on tho jid's Information, have been Is- aued aginst a dozen or iors persons, and the following persons buve alreudy beon arrested: James Carroll, a Constable: John Dorcey, Jumea Maher, Sr., James Muher, Jr, Patriek Uydor, Sr, Patrick Rydor, Jr. and James Ryder, Jr. They will be taken to London to-night. Tho two brothers and tholr sister, now bere, nut- are completely stunned by tho ghostly reulity of the gront loss thoy hnve sustained, Tho unison of mind among tho villugers is great us the timo approaches for the bringing in of prig- oucra, and the further Investigution of the casa, Thero nro cyen feura of further vielenvo bo- tween friends of those who mny bo arrested on tho one side and friends of the Donnellys, tho polléc, and the outraged populace on the other, ‘Tho ollicera of justicu have a hurd duty to por- form between posslite attempts at rescny and likely attempts ot tho lynching of suspected once. To the Western Associated Pree, Lucan, Fob, 6.—Tho oxcltement In conse- quence of the killingof tho Donnelly family continues, Early this morning tho remains of tho father, mothor, son Tom, and nteco Bridget wero placed in one collin and convosed hero, and now He nlongside tho corpse of John Don- nelly, nnothor victim at tho house of Conners, The Coroner and jury having concluded thotr examination, as 1)8o 2 post mortem on the body of John, tho Coronor {ssucd orders for the Intor+ ment of tho remains, which will take place to- morrow morning, During tho entire night largo partes, mostly fronds of deceased, and othors from more eurl- osity, were continually golug to and from tho house where tho corpses Jay, ‘Tho town {3 awarming with dotcot{ves commanded by Chiet Wiliinins, of London. ‘Twelve warrants have ‘been issued and four arrests made, one of tho four being # Constable. Dispatch to Detroit Post. Taxnox, Can, Feb. 4.—The history of tho Donnelly family, the victims of the terrible nt- roclties roconled above, {8 one which would re- quiro more space to narrate than a daly news. paper can afford. Rightly or wrongly tho namo hug been assoolated with tnnumerable terrible orimes in the Township of Biddulph and tho Villago of Lucnn for the past twenty yenra, Ine cluding in the category murder, nreon, attempted shooting, entlle-stealing, assnult, and Inreeny, besides many misdemeanors of a» less heinous nature, Tho old man James Donnelly and his wifo came to this country between thirty ang forty years ngo and settled on Lot 18 in tho Bixth Concossion of Hiddulph, Shortly aftor taking up tha fifty ucrea mentioned, tho fnthor, with the view, no doubt, of providing for bis increasing family, squatted on an- other fifty acres on tho Eleventh Concession of tho same township, but after a long and tedious Jawauit his claim to tho property was decided to be invalld, ho was dispossesicd, and the lot sub- soguently came Into tho possession of Bir, Jo- seph Curswell. This gentluman settled upon it and builte good house und outbuildings, but ono night shortly ufter burvest tho burns and granary were dostroyed by tire, togothor with all tho sonson’s crops, ‘This oriine was lald at tho door of the Donnollys, but tha pornotrators, notwithstanding a large roward was offorod by the Government, were never diicovercd, Some timo aftor this Mr. Carswell had a nume bor of big hortes and cattle disomboweled dum ing tho night, and the blaine was ngain atiribus tod to tho fainlly whose taking of hus. peon ae= tajlod above. Tndecd for tho, pist ten yours tho oourt records Were not considered vomplete un~ Juss ono or more of the gung were up for triul on ono charge or anothor. Thore were seven boys and ono pa in the family, and of tho boys Michiel und James wore alroudy dend, tho formor being killed fu'w quire rel ut Waterford a fow mouths since, Jumos Was guid tobave dicd froin consumption, but those who were In position to know stato’ that his death remitted from the effects of a platol ball wille ondeavoring to escape from A con- stable some years yluve, Toburt, another son, hus but recently boon roleused from serving na term in tho Poultentlary for etrtal the Tito of Conatable Everett ono night while the latter was about to enter his own house. William was convicted, in 1876, of assaulting and wounding Constable Reld, of Lucan, while in the disuhurgo of bis duty, Ho, Wililum, was sentenced to ning ‘months’ {mprisonmont for offense, but, throngh the intervention of bls counsel, ho was reloused befors com- tuting the term on the plea of sickness, ohn, Thomas, and James were also indictod KE the seudions In 1876 for larveny, assault, and uttenpted beret but their cusca Were romnanded to thoussizug, In tho musnimo tho witnessos word. gplrited AWuy, und the accused were subse- suonlty bold ew lr own revogul pour W anos at the present time, and tho remaining sony were ut how on the fanu. Michaul, Thomus, aad Kobert followod atago- FEBRUARY 6, .1880. fzanves to u| jen called upon. Vatrivk is in St, Cath- | ing for several ycara between London, Lue can, nd Exeter, Uut finally gave It up. Choy confd not took’ opposition, and tho man who hid the pluck to cross their prths in business: sooner or later beeama a loser in elther stares, horses, or equipments, Two or threo times tha opposition stages were destroyed by Gre. On one Ocension a team of horkesd were subjected to horrible crucitica, and at anothor time tho tals of the dumb anitnnls were cut of and tholr bodies maltreated ina flendiah manner, The tnembers of the fatally made tho quarret of ono of thelr number ft family mutter, and wreaked vengeance upon tholr opponenta in the inost sunminary etylo and after tho most. ape proved Kitt-Klnx fashion. Indeed, they have beon tho terror of the township for many yea and while many orlines were Inputed to them o: which they had no knowledge, they were, In the opinon of tho Inw-abiding people of tha town. slip. responsible for most of tho offenses which have, in tho past, nade Luean the “ bell'a balf- acre” of Canuda. Tho old mun served a term of years in the Penitentiary for the murder of “a neighbor named Ityder, Many yeurs rince bo wns aon tenced tobe hung In Goderich, but bis friends exerted theinselves fn his bebalf, and hid sen- nee a8 comiiuted to Impriaunment for seven “ 3 uine weeks aiices the barnsof Patrick Ityder, on the Seventh Concession of Biddulph, a thort. distance from the Donnully homestead, were des stroyed by fire, the work of an incendiary, and tho old man ‘Donnelly und his wite were nr- reste for committing tho deed, or being acces: surles to the erlme, They wero remanded for exumination upon the ‘charge until to-day, Voduesday. Thoy, the Donnellys. have been a feud with the Carrols, Keefea, Ryders, Kennes dye, and many of thotr most respectable nelghe ors, for yours and but Hite ayinpathy will bo. expressed for' thom In tho torriite enininity which hus almost obliterated them from tho favo of the carth. The old man—and he was an old man—was be. low the average bight, a thickser inan, and had evidently been a powerful fetlow tn hie youth, Hardy toa degree, he yot retained con- siderable muselo, and held blinsetf a mateh for any inan of his yearsinafracns, la spoke with a decided Jrish brouc, und was tlwaye very porltive In maintaining any of his agsere ons, Mrs. Donnelly was such a woman ns is met with by the score In market or on the streets, every market day, and there was nothing about her appenranee to give one an impression other than ie extired by any other common-plice etranger whom wo may mect. A women who evidently deeply loved her sons, full of sorlourn faults though thoy were, she showed the keenest yimpathy with thom whenever they were In the meshes of the Jaw, which was not unseldom, ‘The rons were not {tl-looking, but eo powerful ond yindictivo that thoy were a terror through- out the whole country aldo, for, If thele Urawny fists and #ix-shooters falled, it was only to bring down a inore terrible, though logs open, revenge. Constables feared to arrest them. Thia led to tho Bppolntment, of Conrtablo Bverett, who displayed a great deat of nerve, and never flinched in tho dachnrge of hisduty. His conduct led ta a mortal enmity on tho part of the Donnellys, an ontnlty which culminnted: In the attempt to take his life by ‘Thomus Don- nelly, Who was found guilty and sentenced to two yerrs in the Penitentiary. In passing sen- tence, tho Icarned Judge said he deult lenicutly with the convicted man because bo was of the opinion thut the familly felt that they were ostra= clsed from society, and not fn Fecgint of human aymputhy. They fancied the world was banded together against them. ‘This, remarked the Judge, was u mistake, and, to shaw that he felt a kindly feeling towards the condemned man, he would jnllet a very Nght penalty for tho horrid. erie, Those whostood in tho tinte-coom of tho Council chamber—the trink took pinee fn the City-Hall—and heard the muttered Impreentions of the prisoner, us he was Jed forth, could not ‘bat sinile at the actlon of the Judge. RIG BOND ROBBERY. Bpretat Dispatch to The Chieago Tribune, New York, Feb, &—On Monday and Tuesday an announcement of the loss of $125,000 In registenxl Government 4 per cent bonds was published {na morning paper, On Friday Inst Mr. Kenneth Albro, a wealthy Texnn engaged extonsively ft cattlo-ratsing on two or three ranches In thit State, arrived in this city ot a business trip requiring the uso of a lnrge mimount of ready money. On Saturday morn- ing ho went inte Wall street about 10 o'clock, carrying with «bm =a small gnehet containing $125,000 in registered bonis, Ag he reuched the Sub-Treasury steps bo naticed amin coming down dircetly in front of him, Attho samo Instant a inan stepped alongside Mr. Albro, and selzed his bund, shook {t beartily, suying: “How are you? How do you do, 3ir. Thompson?" The man in front of him pointed ton purcket-book Jying at Mr. Albro's feet, and aad: “Sco there, sir, you've dropped some- * Hv stooped to plek tt up, when the man who had Just saluted him put his band on the buck of thoold gentleman's neek and pitched hin forward on tha ateps, ut the samo time twisting the sachel from his hand and walking quickly gay. The other mun immediately nsalated hin: to rise, and, banding him the pocketbook, auld, © Here is your wallet,” and ieappen algo. Ho returned to his hotel feeling tolerably eafo in the knowledge that his bonds wero registered, and, on Monday, ho advertised. On Wednesday he recetved In answer to his ad- vortisement latter in whieh the writer, for four of being traced or detected by his hand- writing, has driwn or printed the writin in engl tut iottors, us follows: “Ky Ay Hox No, 210, Herald offleo: If you want your bonds back offer a reward of $25,000, and. put this In ‘Person: “Fommy, 1 anh willing: name tine and plice’ If you don’t, you wil never get sour bonds, Twill alter; you inust mect me one and bring money tn suchel with you. ‘ouMy." ‘Mr. Albro supposcs that tho words, alter.” convey w threat that tho thlef, “Tam my.” will altér numbers or uames on tho bonds anid then negotiate thom elsewhere. A CROOKED TOBACCO CASE. Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Detuoit, Mich., Feb. 5,—The famous crooked tobiecco case showed ffs head again jn the United States Court this morning. John Steven= son, tho clerk who was tho necomplice with Simon M, Simpson {n tho frauds, being paid §0 per bale for the use of bis key and for his serv- foes In standing on watch during tho removal of tho tobacco from tho bonded-warehouse, can~ feaacd all to the authoritics soon after tho ox- posure Inst August, and bad an indietmont tnndo out hgainst him at tho timo, which waa Hover served until an ollicer celled around at bis placo of business and give hin notice appear In court. this morniig, Steveuson was on hand when the court opened uy I guilty to the fndictinent, and received alg pice of $2,000 tne and thirty days’ ime prisonment in the House of Correction without murmur. He has been expecting this cover since his indictment was framed, ond conse- quently was not surprised by the summons, ty ‘one connected with the ease admits that Mr. Stovenson ia, young man against whon nothing cunt be fourid, oxeept his unfortunnte conneetion with Simpson, and he has remained Jn Br. Livingstone’s Employ ever xince the of- fehiso was committed, because of his ovident: enitence and promis to reform. ‘Tho ese of Dr. May, tho juror in tha coreplay ense who: is charged with contempt, will be disposed of on Saturday, 81, LOUIS, Kpectat Dispatch to The Chieage Tribune, fir. Lours, Feb, &.—Mikv O'Hrien, tho bost- known rough tn 8t. Louls, was shot in tho head to-night by John Fitzgerald, 8 shoemaker, Tho aflalr was the result of 9. shoemakers' strike, Fitzgorald refused to Join tho strikers, and for that reason thoy hired O'Nrion to give hin a beating, One of thom accompauled O'Drien to fg saloon on tho corner ‘of Bixth and Morgnn streets, nnd pointed out Fitzger all, O'Rrion knocked Fitzgerald — down, Fitzgorald regained his feet, and. drawing hia revolver, fired at O'Hrion's head, The bullet entered tho forebend, Juiilcting a dangorous wound, Fitegern i to eseapo tho crowd that ing O'iiricn on, ran to the nesrest wel urg! Polleo sation and delivered himeett up. ‘The Ayinpathiesof the police ure with the prisoner, gna regrets are expressed that the bullet did not kill, Moses Brugger, & cablnotmaker arrested by Policeman St Johns on the 27th of Januury, fs roported dylug to-uight froin the vifects of a clubbing given bln st the time by tho officer, Tho man was going to n anloon for a piteher of beer, and wis arrestad mnerely for not glylug an necount of himself. ‘Tho house of Louis Schloastron, a wealthy brewer, was robbed of 82,500 in Jewelry lust Mondug night, Information hus Just been ro- celved of tho arrost of throo men and the ro covory ef all the jowelry in Tndianapolls to-dny, ‘The robbers aro numed O, Sidney, tobert Moulds, wad Jobn Hall. Two are ex-convicts, BROCKWAY, FORGER. New You, Fob. 5.—The annouucemont of tho arrest of Sumucl Swim, and bis confcsson of his vompliolty in the fprgerics of tho gang of which Charles Brockway {s alleged to have boon tho leador, is tho subject of conaldurabjo tatk in bunking circles, Brockway is credited witht frauds amounting to $1,000,000, and a vigorous proseoution of the forgor is domanded, The opvrations attrivuted to tho gang bore and elxve where hayo bon # sucocssful that for months st tho oflicers of banking, {natitutfons bavo Been in mortal terror, Added to the ulniost purfect caunterfelting of cheuke and nate tes Was bo extremely, expe tuinucr in which they wero prosunted, whl ich wieso mastorly us uluiodt to defy detection, and invariabl; detection of the wan who presen! provent the then, ——— HIG NEPALCATION, Mews, Teyn., Fob. &—James A. Anderson late Publio Administrator, was artested to-duy ox an indictment found py the Grund Jury charging bim with fraudulently sppropriutiog moneys collected son tho meals oe ONnore Andorson is hold in bail in tho ain of $9,000, It ds gunerally undeniwod bls defuleadons will THE TRIBUNE WEATILER-MAP, ie From Observations Made by the Signal-Servicoe, U. 8. A, at 11 P. My' Washington Mean Timo, Feb. 5, 1880, i ra ron jarry( Winnipes) qatar a4 Ziptam gh f Pembina | A NY, Bul Laneten et [trots Greenwich (43° = Yair, Cloudy, Stain, Saow. Calm, Light. Fresh, Gaie. firg Dar ity Ts Esonnnba, Dar goat , 3 h, Finghire Zac Du Quoin, Ohin, Decatur Bar 2043 Sh ‘ Fevopore 4 Vicksburg a * AReunitio RG a Now Ortea Pc 7 Bar son >. sonar B) Observations taken at the samo LOCAL Time. | Tar.| Ther |e + Rainfall, paat 8 hours. sae, Balom ett 2011 —— 5 A oe Ra Alb 2 T) Bar 20,23 bt. 3 Burralo | jar 2024 Omahi Teo GHICAGOs ‘T2310 oper atean 1 33 @, ints Ravenpte Bar, 20.27, Toledo otis reine ‘ Dipset Revenge ats holang eee coupes 22 yy Springneia Tanne sCalnsibas erg rn QJ fnptropons Spe 2 Vincennes SY oulsvitla 3 Tin 20.38 Uhaunce 2, oO v.37 4 By, eed) Fy ABhVINe 77 nS vate * pe tst 3 Bar 2032 Kp: aed A emphid ae ® aohaifanoogn SN Bor 30.94 OM coante Attantn » cs * “Bar 3030 @ T 36 . 12]? Lercttvce Wert from Al* Washington, 4 o moment of timo nt nll stations. OBSERVATIONS. Weather. “Arrows petal tn fhe diryction ta bawing, Feathers apes meter. error Oswego Cine)! mit Mee Rfohmond, rab?) Hortolke, oid df iimingt; . 0 Bovannahy SZ GRAN ii EXPREESLY FOR THE FmnB ww, WANpAMONATEY & 00.) St 2 Tauber. Heston 37 + SIC sgchsonvilteY? CmIcaGo. Feb. 5. Wind Vet Tine. rhe. Tn. 70) Gide. m.| way | Ba. row. | Tn, mess] ato] aM | a 1s wasn a1_| ts fis a aM am thermoniete OFFICE OF THE Cite SiaNat Ovricez, Wasmixdton, D.C, Feb. 01 a. m.—For the Ten- nerace and Ohlo Valleys, southerly to westerly winds, slight rise, followed by fulllug barometer, partly cloudy or clear weather und slight rise in the temperature. For tho Upper Mlssissipp) and Lower BMissourt Valleys, partly cloudy weather, with snow im” 1: the extreme northern postion, winds generaliy from south to west, fulliog barometer and rising tempernture during the diy. 4 the Upper Lake region, decidedly cold and clear or fair wenther during the enrly portion of tho day, followed by winds shifting to the south and west, falling barometer, rising tempernture, and «iow in tho torthern portion, For the Lower Luke region, pirtly cloudy weather, with areus of light snow, southerly to west= erly winds, rlaing, followed by falling barometer, and Jower temperature, followed during tho night by slowly rlalne temperature, Amount to $75,000, Several gutta ha bee tited against hid boudsmnen, and the indletment is anid tebe but one of muy that are betug prepared by the Attorney-General for the considenition of the Grand Jury. —— A CONSPIRACY FO DEFRAUD, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Virtsuung, Pa., Feb. h.- mun numed P, J, Martin, amember of the Iitepemtent Order of United Workmen, disappeared from this city: aboutcighteen months ago. Shortly after this word cante from Cinelnnat! that he bad fallen of of a atonmbont and been drowned. His wifo thereupon ‘applied tu the Order far the tneur- fucoe on her husband's Ufe amounting ta $2,000, Olicers of the Order, suspecting that tho man was not dead, refused to pay over the money, and instituted un investigation Into the fuets of the ease, ‘To-day Martin was arrested in Scott- due, a few miles from Vittavury, where he wae engaged at his olf ocenpation of fide run, He ja now in the Pitts- lock-up, nrralgied bog He will ty to-morrow, tugvther with his wife and brother, on a charge of conspiracy to defraud. This Js the second cuse of tho kind of whieh the anadts of the 1. G, U. W. contain a record, the “rst hav- ing oveurred at Memphis, Tenn, soveral years ago, whore a nian Mamed Gritin attempted to swinile tho Order in the sume way, but was de- tected and sent to the Penitentiary. CRIMINAL CARELESNESS, Vin papesrisa; Feb, f.—In the ense of. Elwood Jobngon and John Ewing, enyinver aud conduct> or of tho froight-traln on tho Phitudelphia & Atluntle City Narrow-Ganyo Railroad, which centne in collision with 8 spectal passenger-train on the Mth of Aumiet Inst, and who were charged with manslaughter, the jury returned a Verdict of nat guilty aa tothe conductor, They werd unably to uyres ne to tho engineer, MYSTERIOUS MURDER, Asnevinny, N.C. Feb, &—Jobn Quade, an Mlett datier of Rutherford County, was altting by a still-honge when a stranger came-up and borrowed his knife. Tho man at once opencd it and sprang upon Ouade, and, wetting him upon the ground, cut. his thront, after which he throw the knife to fhe renin wud escaped, Tho mat- tor fs enveloped fn mystery. CHILD-MURDER. DayTon, 0., Feb.5.—Jullus Radke was arrest? ed this evening charged with tho death of hls ebltd, an infuntof 4 months, Ho came home under tho influence of Hquor, and, seizing tho child, dashed ft to the floor and kicked [t across tho tloor, crushing ita skull, Another chad Yours of nye wis in the roony, and testified tothe erlino, Nadke is under arrest. MURDERED WY NEGRO Cranvorre, N.C. Feb. §—A man nined Wale Jnco Torrence, from the North, visiting hero, was: Upon fn the woods by negroca, and, uftor bee ing ribbed, Wits bo baal Venton thut be died. . fe es SOMEWHAT SUSPICIOUS. . Death of a Woman Under Circum= atxnces Suggestive of Something Wrong. Atelephone dispatch yestorday gave tho po- Neo at the Weat Madison Street Station an lok- Ming of what hns thus far proved nn interesting ease, Too location desigonted was the upper Noors of No, 57 Halsted street, in the now Witheck = Mlovk. Upon guing thors tho police ascertained that tho house was rented by a Mins Brown, and aublot to tennnts, Tho” front roots on the sucond floor had been ocou- pled by a lady known as Mrs. Mury E, Slmpson, who dled about 6 u'clook Wodnenduy evening, and whose body was lylng in siall bodchame- ber. Thovo were present In these apartments Misa Brown ani two Fronch nurses brought thore by Dr. Marguorat to attend Mrs. Simpson during her illncas. Tho disputeh hinted at foul play, and tho surrounding clreumstances wero all so susplclous that Miss Brown was taken into custody, Sor atory of what had trunspired Inoludes pretty nearly all that is known of tho case thus far, and fs onsily told, Sho rented the house nboutelx Weeks or two months ngo, and tho ulrendy’| decensed wis ong of her first tenants. ‘The rooms were aclected Uy a Tua whose tutne ia’ floes not recollect having ieard, and who waa known only us Mrs, Simpzon's eousin. He pald the rent, tid visited her frequently, but never, so for ‘is known, after dark, Mrs, Simpson’ appeared to. woman with n socres . sarpow, which she would ocenslonally refer to, but never expinin, She kept to herself near ly all the thno, but wes seen cnough'by other. occupants for them to know that she wns a very, suving womnn, and that she seldom wont any phico save ta some restnurant for meals, Hor cousin represented that she found em- ployment In copying for bliin, and a rd deal of bor tine was) spent in iting. About ten (diye tuo she was taken tt. and at her own request Dr. Marguernt wns sent for.- Her’ souditton krew worse gradually until death ou-- sued, The cousin was present ut her death, and hy dropped on few remarks = which Miss Brown thinkin; that tenant was not a she seemed, Mrv. Bimpson appenred to take a liking to Miss Brown, and, ag she was nearing the end, Miss Hrown wis requested to take fran out of nw gick sewed In her corsets a package In elosed in nn envelope. ‘This Mrs, Simpson re- quested sho would puck in her trunks with her: Jewelry ul clothing, and, if she died, sha her wanted Miss Brown to ship all those effects tober mathar, whose ‘addeass ete wrote out forthem ns followa: “8. Sleeper, Manchester, NeW" ‘This was her mother's nume, and cards found in hertrank proved that Mrs, Simpson wis pluin Mury E. Sleeper. The courlt left the house, after ‘giving a $5 bil ton bistender or neighborhood who lives in the anme hintse, asking: hin to Ret some ond to Iny out the corpse. ‘He. vent to the house a pack of negroes and dranker, white trish from Meridian street, witlch Miss Brown und the French nurses mude short work of, ‘The corpse was therefore not lald wut. Yestor= day forenoon tho mysterious cousin called ngals, wud, packing up ill Mary's ottects, ticketed the two trunks is sho bad directed, and hud them carted away by a mysterious expressman, Ho aftorwards returned and said ho bad shipped thom by express, and had takon the precaution to Inaure then for §600, In romoving the trunks the “cousin” was nasisted by tho bartender, ; Tho French nurses tell n curious story, th: the pucknge taken from tho di contiined $1,000cash, and that she had three pocket-books well-filied with inoney, an elegant: lat of tne Jowelry, such as bracclots, ping, car rings, rings, nud chains, aod an elnboruto ward: , robo that must have cost hundreds of dollars, Tnsteud af being ‘poor, trious plodding, — working ~ woman sho had represented herself, the nurses any sho had er uta upperrince of the richest elegance and carriage Known to thom. But Miss Brown scouts the story of tho monoy, though sho nd. inits that the wardrobo and jewelry woro af tho Dest In quality a8 woll a8 considerable in quan- tity. Hoth sho and tho nurses sav all theso things packed in tho trunk. Laterin the day a pasaubly fine collin was sent “i by tho cousin. Detective Gallugher epent the day in trying to ferret out tho ldentity of the cousin, but falled, The trunks were found nt the Adama Express ofice, and shipment stonped: +Perchunce when they are examined day tho po- will, seo “through thinga now a, mystery {to them, ho bartender wag taken into custody, ag he evidently know. the “coualn.” but would nat reveal his tdentity. Tho itforgauld cousin is described aa rather stout, dark hale and cyes, conspicuous blonde mustache, Ho represented himself as au em= plex’ at inilitary headquarters, but tt 1s thought 0 Is only at traveling ugent. ‘i Corondr Munn reuched tho house at 6 o'cloc! nud to him Dra. Murguort and Norcom tol their stories. ‘Tho decensed had been pregnant: thoy thought, bue thera was no attempt at ubortion, Tho cause of death wus In their pinion bemorrhnge of tha bowels und atom-- ach, caused perchanco, us she_bersel ~ doyed, ie a gover cold, and her delle cita condition, Hoth physletans courted tho* fullest itveattration, and seoonded the Coro- ners propor to hold i poatemortem oxamina- tion to-diy for tho purpoge uf necurately deter+ mialng tho cause of denth. This and tho fn- . quest will bo held to-day, In the meantimo the two nines and Miss Brown are under police surveillauco nt tho house, ‘BUSINESS NOTICES, To Ono and All.-Are you suffering from # Cough, Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis, ur any of tho various: pulpanaey troublos that su, often | end tn Consumption? If go, use * Wilbur's Pure Cod- Liver Olt and Line,” aeafo and sure reme- dy. ‘This ig no quack preparation, but Js reyue lirty progeribed by tho medical fuculty, Sauue fuctured only’ by A. Ll. 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