Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 22, 1880, Page 5

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, TEMBER oy LOCAL, POLITICS, * faggyrer errant Cy : perry H. Smith, dr. Norginated for Congress on the North Side. th, Promises to Look Ov for the i Whole Country and His Own 4 *. _ Distriot, t / polling-Pinces and Judges for the Republican County Pry og miaries. A oe og Democratje; Senatorial Conventions— Meotings of Ward Clubs. Pet eet gig CONGRESSIONAT,, PERRY 1H. BMITH, di, NOMINATED, je Democratic Convention of tho Tuird Cone ngsional District was held nt MeCormick Hall g o'clock yesterday morning, Among thi delegates were ox-Ald. Sweeney aud Carney, F. 1. Kales, Pallip Conley, Francia Hoifman, exe Al. Sehuveisthiu, Col. McClanahan, Jolin Colvin senator Robinson, Seerctury Thompson, Col. Yoss, Pat Rafferty, Jumes Walter, J i. Daly, Cal. Shirloy, Ald. Meyer, @x-Ald. ‘Tom Stout, Mike Corcoran, Inspector Delany, Bob Kenney, Au, Iarrett, Floreneo MeCarthy, and R.A, Wal- ler. ‘There wero only twodozon lookers-on, vory intle {uterest apparently Lelong tuken fn tho nomfnation, Frank Agynow called the body to order, and nominated Mr, Melody,of Lake County, for Temporary = Chalrman, He “was elected, of course, and returned thanks, and expressed tho dope feat everything would puss olf barmo- dously. wAtwauarter after 12 tho Committee on Cres dentlala yenurial tho Het of dulevates, printed yesterday"s puper, rere were dover] vacancies, and some talk took plice ns to the manner in which thoy should be filled, R.A. Water wanting the dele- gations to fill thom,.and Mrank Agnew tho Chalrinait to enst votes for all who were absent, ‘The latter carried his point. On notion of Frank Agnow, +e NOMINATIONS were declared In order, Fred Mitchell: named John V. Lo Moyne, and ganuel Bkemp seconded him. ve aid James Waller and others, all wanting the “best man" put on tho ticket, not wstripiing, but ene who Foul capture Republican votes: [Appliuse.] Francis Hottiaun niumed Porry If, Sinith, dra “the peer of any other man ti the district," “true Demoerat—pure, noble, and brilliant.” Applause.} = Wern-out political backs should lake 1 back seat, Philp Conley said Smith, Jr,, was 32 yoara of age, Hilly developed, and had nh heart in bi ike his old father—full af © Democracy, Others nso indorsed the young mun, one of then suylng that when Ionry Clay waa first elected to Congress he was onl: Yeurs oki, anid another, Who evidently hind Tsions of tho “bar'l,” said Sn Je, could fight Mr. Farwell wlth his (Far *peeulinr: our yo which said Weapon Ind © demoralized tug Democracy" in the North Side wards, * BMITH GETS IT. An informal ballot resulted as follows of the country Lowns not being represente: tt LeMoyne. ce 2 Lbullot Sur gained one in the Sixteonth Ward und one fn Lake County, siving hin U1 to 20 for Le Moyne. Hila nomination wis made tnanlinous, and a committee of threa was solected to go forth and. Uriur him into the hall, On motion of Philip Conley, William Bensley, of Waukegan, was nominated by eclamation for member of the Stute Board of Equallention, AMITH. ACCEYTS, At this Juucture, only five minutes having clapecit, the Committee returned with Mr. Sintth, dr,and the Chalrinan Introduced bin. dle was warmly greeted, and spoke as follows: EN OF THY CON- T have been Informed by your Com- sean tt to OSC ING tS rin this Congressional dis- weply -appreuiailye. of..tho uy my icheads und Demo- to fully us well the gruve neponsibllity whieh you hive placed upon my thoutders, TApplanse.) You have doubtiess voosen me Cor the altnple reason that you be- Heve that with me you could be Jed to victory, Gentlemen, it is for me to prove during the coming weeks, and until the November clecti that you brve not made an unwise cholee: mid, God willing, it £ havo my. health, Twill so. do and go spenk of to deserve tho onco- intums of iny” tabla they Democrnts Mu. Preepent AND GRNTH. VENTION: or Republicins., [Applause] As you all know, gentlemen, 1 ain not 1 speech-mnaker, A speech atthis thine woutd be inflows butT can toll you that it wiit be my alin from thy moment on logo work that when November comes you will buve success in this district, And 1 only nate you, gentlemen, to abet me in my_etforta, ‘ane there will be no doubt of the result. TAppliuse,] If] am elected, thero nro thle, of course, which will be expected of me. It would bo un= wise, It would be foallah for mo to stind upon this platform nnd tell you what it would be my: pyar to do or not to do, ‘Lhis much Tean say: tat Whatever conics, if } am successful, 1 shill remember, gentlemen, that you have ehosun me berause, in your hearts, you bellave tut 1 would not prove untrue; and, if 1 ahowld ko to Congress, wilt not for you and for every joan that fives within the Hniltsot the United States, and within this district. [Applause Tho followhur Congrossionut Coninittes was appointed: Fitteenth Ward, Fost, Chusey Six- leenth, M. Brand; Seventeenth, M. Swovney; Eighteenth, Frank Agnow: Second Comumityston= ers’ Digtriet, J.B. Waller; Whird, 0. B. Melutosh; Fourth, Hiram Druper; Lake County, Peter Johnson, Henry Hurt, and J.C. Cushmun, The Convention then ndjournod, Cook COUNTY. MEETING OF THY REPUNLICAN CENTRAL COM? MITTEE, An adjourned meeting of tho Replibtioun County Contral Comuitteo was held yesterday afternoon fn tho club-reoms of tho Grand Paeltio Hotet, Preatdent Singer filled tho chair. Apotivon from the Town of Wheeling was rend, nsking thut tho primary for tho clection of a delegate to tho County Convention be hold at ihe homo of the Inte Murtin Arinbrustor for that town, It bas been tho custom for the pust two yeurs to hold this primary at Arlington Uelghta, and this custom, the — petiftonors gfatmed, had doprived many of legal ropresunta- ) lon, Mr. Willlamaon moved that primartes bo hold At the pluces mentloned. Carried. Tt was decided to change tha hour of closing Lo Satin eolined Jn tho country towns from 7 ‘clock to 8, 3ir, Raber thon moyed that tho Committeemen from the diderent wards anid Committeemen's districts bund: jotke hames Of primury Judes ond polliug-pluces, This was furrod, and tho Coulrinun procecdad to call the wards. "The fule lowing wore uxroud upon VOLLING*PLACES AND JUDGES. First Ward—Polling-place, 105 Ln Sulle street. Second Ward—Polling-place, 671 Stato wtroct, fudyey—W, H. Reed, Julius Redvertus, L, P. Crey, ‘Thika Ward—Polliny-place, Howland’ livery atable, ites ond street, between Bite aad Wabash, Jud gee faune Howland, Seren Matho- fon, and DH. Gite, Fourth Ward—Folling-pluce, corner South Park ond 'Thirty-third streot. Judyes—W. A, Stanton, G, Mentague, D, 0, Mok iinon. Fifth Ward—Voting-plice, southeast cornor of Archer aud Stowart avenues, Judges—Juseph Boyd, Fred Liabrnudt, St. Gottfried, Sixth Ward—Polling-pluce, 772 Halsted stroot. Jadgos— Wiliam Ludelog, Witlum Niemann, snd Christ Hansen, Boventh Ward—Polling-placo, ‘Twolfth atreet corner of Waller, Judyes—Josoph Weber, We §. Dunhatn, and John 3. Holden, et Eighth Ward—Polilug-plave, 40 Woat Harriso1 Atreet, Judges. J, Sennoy, It, 31. Wardtaw, and Nicholas Weber, . Ninth Ward—Potling-place, 142 and 144 West Madison street. JudgesJohn 1. Brennan, Thowwus Eekharde, aud Rt. W. Dyball, Tenth Hard eel pice, 233 West Enko Street. Judges—Duvid Oppendorfer, Albort Eraut, and ‘Thomns Colman, Eleventh Ward—Polling-place, 400 Weat Mudl- Paes ri Judgea—A. Fy Miner, Sum Korr, A, , Linseott. Twelttn Want—Polling-place, tl Wost Madi; restzeet. Judyes—E. Hh, Baldwin, Jobn Parker, Be ning, Thirteenth Ward—Polling-place, southwest Soruer of Carroll avensie and Hoyue atrect, paced mvs N, Clark, Charles F. Fourster, W. hs SOM, F Fourteenth Wards Pulling piace 223 West Chie Pike avenue, Judyes—Phillp Koufty Frank nuffen, St. Mf. Gornuurdt, Pitteonth Wurd—Polling-place, Wisconsin and. qiftubeo streets, Judges—Wiltlam HH, Fuller, leney Engelhardt, 2. Sehurenberg. ixteenth Ward— Hap itaces Meyer's tall, Since of Hedgwick and Stgel streets. Judges lam Schultz, Henry Zlmpeb, 1. O, Collins, fo avenue. Judges—Fre 2 Lung, Fred ‘anaes Jobin i, Hall os ‘ - Mont—Polling-pluce, Town-Hall. ges— james Cligoru, deshun belly und: Hubert Saas Uremen—Pulllug- place, Bevevents Hall, po 'terson— Firat Prectntiod dyes, I, 1. Woltt, Juae2, dolcomb, Charles Verseuna: Becond— iidees, John J. Chase, 2. W. Hrandon, August: Beg a Jobn Borry, Nicholas Hanson, Jo- ju ly ing. Batstun judges, 8. Ve Kliner, Dautel Gar Ecventeonth Wurd—! Poltinig- placa, No. 100 Chie | Evanston—Judges, C. Jr J. We Norges’ Rogers A, Jackson, J. 0. Murphy, ‘God—Judges, Aug. Korat, . Richard Willlusn P a. View— dyes, Charles, Fi, Canda, A LIVELY DIRCURSION froseon an attempt on the purt of the Young Republicans of the Fifth Ward to change tho Igar Saunders, Oscar polling-pinco from Raher's saloon to somewherv: olan, 2 Richardson delivered a very statls- Henl epecch In favor of the ebange, aud ended by saying that he objected to holding the primary {1 Raber's auloon for tho eolo pieposcot Urinkhig Mr. Raber’s tagersbeer. This brought upon the head of Mr. Riehardaon an indignant protert from Mr. Haber's friends, Me. Ituber: Aiineoll gat upon the thoer rnd ina scathing apecch withered Mr. lichnrdson “yo done everything to help along tho Ite- puliican party,” exclnimed Mr. Raber, ay, how when | over asked you to air, Fd dike to drink my Inger-beor?” Mr, Richurson explained that ho alluded totho Orintlag of Mr. Ravers inger-beer inn Pick- wickinn sensu. fle was only In jest. “Did Fever trout you except tke a gentio- man?’ shouted Ri gestionlating, Yo, sir,” meckly returned Hichinison, « , Did Lever nek yuu to drink my beer?! Vo, Me. Itther, you haven't? yau've ears treated mo likew gentionian. ‘The fact of the matter Js,” said Me, Richurdson, aeddrossing the Mtr, Raber ‘and Pare one in everything oxeept on thoauostion of the polling-plu The Chatrman eald he was ghiul to see thoy wero working harmonionsly, Tho discussion ended inn deciston to hold tha poll at the ustal place, A petition was recelved requesting thnt tho polling-plico bo chitnged from 772 Halsted atreet uwhty to the nutnber of Suclultats in tho yiein+ ity, ‘The petition was pincod one, Counts Cont iamollee Coburn tuted that tho County Board ind received a potition From the Central Democratic Committee and alse a delus gutton from the Garfield Central Conuulttee re- questing au Increage In polling-places, — Mr. Coburn asked for tha interchange of ylows on the subject, After brief discussion it was de- elded to leave the whole mutter in the hands of the County Board. It was moved that every ward representative hand it the numes of jidges of election nre- yous tho Monday meeting of the County: jourd. MINOR MEL'TINGS. THR YOUNG MEN, Tho Young Men's Centrat Gariiotd and Arthup, Club met. at the Grand Pacitie Inst evening, Col, Pratt presiding, aud, about twenty membors preseut, § On-motion, the detegates were instructed to roportat the next meeting how many men the ward clubs will turn out on the evening of the sWth dust. to escort the Hon. Stewart I. Woud- ford, of Now York, to MeCormlcls ill. Anfuvilation from the Young Sen's Auxiliary, Club to Join with them in receiving Gen, Wood- ford was lald over ono week, A note wits recelved from tho President say ing he woutd report a Fhiunco Commitice of twentyeilve at the next neetiing, After soo tale about reorganization, It ap- penring that the present oMlcers on necount of Wwanl workenunot discharge thor duties, the following Committes on the aubject waa np- pointed; J. Hi. Muttook, F. O. Honnett, W. 8. Rela, J. F. Kohout, F. 8, Blaine, and J. f. Pratt, Tho Club then adjourned until Tuesday, ENGLEWOOD. a Tho Young Mon's Gurfletd and Arthur Club held din enthusiastic meeting Monday evening ut tho Republican hoadauarters. A number of shortspecches were made by prominent young, mon of thetown. .Tho lure and really fino gice club formed by the young mon gave sono very fing music, Tho Club will mect every Monday evening | til fevember, | ‘Lhe Enylewood Union Veteran, Club held tholr regular meeting Monday) evening. It was decided to holt a camp-tiry similnr to the ong held last week ut the Car-Shops, Saturday oveniug, Ovt. Mand every two weeks till after eleedion, The Wlub decided to ask reeogultion in tho County Convention to the extent of ono detegate. The Garfeld and Arthur Club boldsits regutar mevt- {ng to-morrow evening. THE COLORED GARFIELD AND ARTHUR CLUn of Cook County mot In ard, Chapel, on Fourth avenue, last evening, J... Grant in the chur. The hall waa protty well (ted, and a number of ladies were in’ attend: Paul dones, tho delegate to the Indiunapolis Con vontlon, spoke of tho work avcomplished by that bedy : und the selection of 1 Nadonnl Coni- mittee, The delezate to the Cumpalyn Committee was Instructed to tak for 100 torehilgite and equipments for the use: of the Club, Mesurs. Brown and Hong e eandi+ dates for the nomination of County Commis- -tloners on the West ‘side, spoke. briofly, and stated tholr willingness to ‘take tho ‘nomination. Ie tendered thom.” fT. Milis, Eyq., atdressed tho Chub at length, detailing tho Ineoption and wvewthof the Republican party, and wluding to the outrages pracdced at tho Bouth to repress: and override the colored citizens, He soil po arguments were necded ta convinee the colored: inen that the Demoeratlo party hnd always been their cnemy, whilu the Repape ean party bud ale ways betclonled thom. If the coloured’ vote of tho South was wllowed expression there would. bo no Solld Sout, But the — shotgun js used to terrorize those = people, und. they tuka on tho afleca of despair. Mr, Milly drow an eloquent plettre of tha cuunelpation act of Presldent Lincoln, at tho inentlon of whose nume thore was enthusiastla chicerlug, und closed with: the expression of bly. bellef that after tho cleotton of Gen, Guefield there would bea more frecdom in the South for both white and colored citizens, * THE DEMOCRATS, The Cool County Democratte Ceytral Come mittee held nw lengthy session at the Palmer Tfouse tust peor A tong Oght ensued on the question of xppolntiue ial es for the Senit- tori primaries, lt wae nully agreed that the sane nen should oliviate ig Judges for the couuty and Seuntorial primaries. The Commit- te, uttor tho waste of inugh lung power, do- elded that in all the districts excopt tho Sov- onth the primuries should be beld Uct, 1 from & tos pin, and that tho Conventions shoult bo held Oct, 2atl0am. ‘The Firat District dete- eatos witl nicet ut the Pulmor Housu; tho Second at Centrat Hall, on ‘Pwonty-second streets the Firth nt No, Git Went idluna street; and the Sixth wt McCormick Hall. The other ‘districts had ne places agreed upon. Tho call for tho Konatorlil Conventions will bo issued Sunday. ‘This comprised all the real business done, tie rest of the timo belny consumed in angry fights over the judges, TWELETIE WARD, Atmceting has been called nt Owsley's Hall, corner of West Madivon aud Robey strouta, thls ovening, for tho purpose of organi a Young Men's Republican” Club of, thos ‘Twelfth Ward ous an. auxiliary "to the . reg- ular club. tho call fas been. wlgned by between 200 ind HO young men, und overy respoctable Repudbticin between the ages of SL andi is cordially invflod to attend, ‘Pho abject ia to bring out tha young men and get thon ins forested 1u polltics, with a view of securing a Jnrgor Vote in this, the banner Republican ward of tho city, thin has heretofure beon polled, PIETEENTIL WAID, The Cantral Garield and Arthur Clubior the Fifteenth Ward moe at Folz's Hatt Inst eveutng, Peter Huschwabs In the chute, ‘Tho precinct oltths reported progress, und tho Nickersonville Club tht they would rive a campnign thug at tho corner of Clyhourn and Wobster avenues Fri- day oyeoning. A resolution was adopted « Jug for a meuting of the regular, club for the Sith. to elect officers, “ und aftor this everything was given over to the can- iidutes, Gon. dunn, Seth Hanohett, Justica Matson, A. N, Waterman, Col. Percu, Matt Bens ver, and Wtiaraepoky, each present! fog his merits for the olico ho wis seeking, Tho candidates for Benator, of whom thara ire a dozon, wero crowded out, though thoy were wl present, and, much to tho sitrpeise of ‘everybody, Ald, Young: turned tp among thon and hid a careflly-pro- pared speech, He did not have an opportunity: to have his gay, bowover, but the announcemunt of bls cundldacy ereatod soine confusion MINCELLANEOUS, Tho Hancovk Votoran Ciub hold a meeting last evening, It was unnauneed that Gon. John Fy, Fears would address tho Club ‘Thursday nig c= Arrangements hayo beon mado for holding a barbecug at Itiver Grove, Despiaines, the inttar Partof thismonth, Tho’ best speakers in the vounty will bo presont. Company A of the Fourth Ward Garfleld and Arthur Club had a drill lust night at tae Armory on Jndlane avenue, near Twenty-niith street. One hundred mon turned out. ‘Tho Soventh Ward Republican Club mot lnat ovening, A nuster-roll tor the formution of a Young Son's Garileid and Arthur Uniformed Club was opencd and 160 ntmos were pluced on tho list, and & committee was selected to Biron drlit bail. ‘Thero was ronowed oiertay tho talk about fusion between the Greunbuckers and Domo- orate on -the Congressional nuwinations, The Greenback Btute Contral Committee strenuous Jy deny all such charges, but nevertheless it ape pears ne if much trades were boing mude, and tg luuthority of tha State Central Committue efled, " ‘Tho Chleago Nomoeratic Club held a meoting Inateveving ut the Palmer House, Thero were ubout two score present. vony HH. Saith, dr, dvus rocolvod with » diguiiiod wllk-atouking wele come nnd escorted tu tho chair, ‘The uly busie nese nt interest was the pussuye of resolutions luudutory of Col. W. F. in return for hisspooch dolivered Just Saturday ut McCormick Hall, It was decided that tha fut iru mectings of the Club should be held ut tha ‘remount Huuso overy ‘ucaduy evening, W. J, Hynes was aunuunced yeatorday (forai- ally) 18 @ cundidate for State's Attorney on tho - Demovratic ticket. He hug been’ roe ar lod” a8 candidate for some tine, bul, it fd sand, bus not announced himacif because bo oxpectud that In go dotng be would: enconntor the opposition of uthers of his nas tHonulilty whouro seeking place, Ho thinks now, lowover, that ho hus tho invide track, and pro posed to sucritivo ,everybudy and everything In the intorest of self, ‘Tho ollica of State's Attorney, hu thinks, Ia all the [righ can lay chil to lo this canvass, and ho wants that. stramed Wiliiuia Hue, of SMadiwon, Wis. THE BOUNOW MURDER. Trial of William Alias Redney Burns for the Crime. The Tell-Tale Scrip Which Led to the Identification Of the Murdocer Traced Stop by Stop ° to His Possession. A Series of Surprises to Both Defendant and Prosecution, Seldom, if ever, has the Criminal Court of. Cook County been the een of n more fntense- ly sonsntional trint than that which Js.ut present in progress there-the trint of a sOuag man allug Heduey Burns on the vharge of havitw, on tho Ist of Mareh, 1470, taken tho life of ao haemtens and peaceful old German tamed Gistay Rohnuw, ‘The case was opened yeaterday morning, ond tho hours preeeding the noonday ndjouriment, wore dovoted to securing a satisfactory Jury, which done the Court took a reeess until Pp Thy at which hour State's: Attorneys Mls, for the: prosecution, and Mr. Churles H. Reed, for the defense, anounced theinseives ready te pro- ceed, nnd, befure aconrt-room crowded withunxe fuus spectators, the former procceded to muke tho preliminary speech explanatory of the ease to tha Jury, which wits composed of the follow. ing gentlemen: J. 1 Darke, M, Fletcher, Willian Forrest, 1. B. Hla, Willan Waltman, dobu Reed, Lorin 1, Walnright, G. A. Duerling, M. L. Friable, Gilbert Olsen, G. 1*. Caluuin, W. 0. Ludlow. ~ q The notorloty which the case has achieved is due partly to the cold-blooded nature of the erhue, but chleily to the extreurdianry nature of the chain of elrcumstantlal evidence whieh Jed to the arrest aud {indictment of the prisoner, and by which, taguther with strong collateral “testimony, the prosecution are confident of se- curlng t conviction, In his opening speceh, the State's Attorney sucelnetly und vividly nar. rated the story’ of the murder, {fo deycribed tho humblo yrocery in which tho decensed—un old gentleman of (—was employed by its pro- prictor, Hermuitn Ruckow, and told bow, when his day's work was over on tho eventngof Murch 1, 1874, the won of the latter nnd tho decunseil were in the store, at ubout 83 p.m, when Ib was ENTERED NY THREE MASKED MEN, in whose mufted hands were revolvers, with whieh thoy enforeed upon the terrified eouple tho quietly murmured mandate " Keep stilt,” The ofl gentionn, who was sweeping up the Hloornt to time, mised the Drom which wis in his hand, and at that nent the hirgest of tho three ruling, who liad placed nlmeele op posit the ducensed, tiret his weapon, and tha old) man fell prostrate upon the fluor, Tho young mon then eseiped, and when he returned in a fow minutes the rubbers had town with the contents of the CHL and tha okt man was found. lylny upon tho tloor putoring from a wound whieh enused hts death upon the followtng day. Having disposed of the fact of the killing, tho Stute’s-Attori proceeded to unfold link by lnk tho chitin of ovidonee—tho simple niurrative reminding thy listener of the favorit method of Surdou, tho Freneb playwright, who detights In making tho pivotal polnt of nis plot rest pon a apparently Inconsiderate trifle, He expluned that at? o’cluck in the morning of the day thon which tho murder” was committed Mr. John Krick, the Junttor of w public school fn the neighborhood, visited Mr. Inckow's: grocery store on the portheast corner of Thirty. ninth and Butterfield streets, and gave to its proprietor a piece of ety surip for §25, for which ho received cash In return, This pleee of sorip was taken from the ull of the grocery on {ho evening of tho murder, und within twenty: four hours after Kedacy Burns went to the house of aman tamed Poter Yoro, to whom he owed 825, nud handed him tho Identienl iste ment. Next morning Mr, Yoro took tho serlp ton friend of bis unmed Hrown, 1 saloonkeupor, who took it and eatd that he would try and get It cashed by the brewer who supplied hin. On the onday night following the murder, 1 ris returned to Mr. Yore and offere €25 for tho serip, and, a8 he expressed nstrons desire to have it back again, Mr. Yoro revisited Mr. Brown, asked him for the. paper, and fenrned that tho Intter had handed it over to Messrs, Rartholonne & Roesiny, who, being come miunieated with. snid it hil lett their bunds, but Prouiised to endonver to recover it. eu gurt of providential protection the recovery of the serip Was not effected, and search by the Police De- partment resulted in ita discovery in the oflico of the City ‘Trensurer., ‘Tho State's Attorney stated that, beaides the evidence smpplied by tho tetl-tate aerip, ho would show that on. the oven- ing of. tho cominisslon of the crime the prisoner aud two othur rulliins, numed * Nibyey Payne” and Patrick Connors, were seen within 12h fect of the scene of the murder, and to still farther strengton tho cao evidenve would be supplied Inthe shnpe of tho prisoners own statements: and confesasones, which would throw a flow of Vyht on the cuse and render perfectly iveestit- ible thy evidence proviously introduced, Mr. Reed made no apealig sponct indieating the miture of the ddetense, and the prosecution ut once proceeded to intre avidenco in sup Port of the thoory upon which It sought TO convict rue retoNett. Detective John D.Shuy gave evidence which showed that the prisoners, Burns, layne, anid Connors, were known to tho pollee as compan jJous for soverat yoars buck, * Hermann Unrbrucker, realding at No, a0 Huttertleld strect, established: the presence of the threo wen near the scene of the munter on tho ovening of ite mpiishmont. Ho stated that oppustt tho store of the deceased §5 1 saloon kept by one Fi art, whore, ut T o'clock on tho ovening of 187, ho saw Burns, Payne, and Connors playing pool tuethor. They were dressed in blick and wore dark felt hata. The witness fully Identified tho prisoner in court ag one of tho men. Tho witness hi ; fted tho Penttentlury with Superintendent Polles O'Donuell, He saw Iurns there. Tho Superintendent pulled the serlp from his pocket and showed it to Burns, who quake with fear wt the sight of It, and saked to be allowed to take it for 9 nioment. Ie told two stories of how it caniv into his possession. One was that Ohad yotten it at the Jeanit Church on thy West 8ldo; tho other that he bought it for Si8 froma man on the corner of Clurk aud ‘Tweltth streets. Sluco that timo tho witness hid visttod tho prison nt Sulliwater, Bilnn,, where ha taw Nibsuy Payne, iv whom bo revo. nized one of the parties who was: play tay pool in tho saloon on the eveniag of Murch f, tei, Air, Krick, the Juultor of tho Cottugo Grove hood, kdavtifted the serip produced in court 1s Plevo of serip which he bud given to Mr, Mackow to cash on tho morning of March 1, 18, It waa ono ‘of several; ho gave the krocor four pleces of 15 cach, one of 87.60, and tho ono of $25, Mr, ackow, son of tho proneiblar of tho krocory, tall tha story of the unirder, Itoce curred ut about 8:30 p. m., SMuroh |, 1870. The ott man Bobnow worked for his futher, and wis in the act of sweeping the grocery Hos when thors cntored three ion dressed {i bhic! with felt huts upon their beads, and with their fuccs muilled with black shawls. ‘The biggest uf the threo stopped opposit Robnow, and the smallost ypposit the witness, whom ho admon- jahed ta kéep quict, Bohnow Ufted the broon when the largest uu tired, and tho old ma icll to the toor, ‘Tho witness tin out, and whon, he veturnod tho old man was foul ta be wounded iu the abdomen, Hy died between 10 and di o'clock on the followine day. Witness auld that he know John Kriek, and idontivied the serip asa piece which be hud ylven withess on the worning of tho duy of the murder, toxethor with some other, the whole umatuting to £02.80, Ho placed it in tho drawer, where there was ulso somo thirty oud dotlars in cunk, Wit- teas bad known: Bivns, whom he had sold buts role) io Mucins tho eight months preceding tho ‘dvr, Superintendent-of-Pollea O'Donnell told of tho visit to the Jollot Ponttentury and tho exe umination of Burnt there, who aiated: tht he un the serip, whieh was shown him, bo- fore, and explained that bo hn gotton ft trom a young man dn tho Jemtdt Church on the West ide. Tho withasy’ toetimony differed slightly trom thut given by the witness Hurbricker, Voter Yoro, promiulng bts portion of tho bis tory of tho serlp's travels with the stutenent that ho lived on no Streot, near, Tuylor, auld M q that ne had known tho prisoner for ‘Koy elght years. About March, plgou of elty geri frou rip Ane part pays ww debt. Burns wsked bln it he would take tt for ¥23, sud ho auld that he would, who could get fuco yaluo for it from Din Brown, ‘Tho followhug duy bo took it ta Brawn, who ive hin tho money for it The witness: fullod to fdentlfy the dcrip i court, ‘wo or threo days after the transaction with Durns the tae: visited tho witness and sald that bu would 0 TO GET THY SCRIP HACK, agho wanted to give itto the fellow he got it from. }fe called twice ufteswurds about It. Whit never ponghy or owned any other, sorip than Gast whlch be had gotten from Itedavy’ ur ttd. Air. Crlatian Brown, 0 salonnkseper. of No, 3 May strovt, supplicd the next ink In tho chala of the fateful serip'’s wanderings. Ho identified the paver us the plece which he bad ensbod for sr. Yoru, romombering that ho hud revolved it fron hin. about a yeur uae lust spring. Mo remembered tho murder on Butters Held street in Murch, 1879, and that it wus u short tine threafior that he came fi possession af tho serlp. jo oe the serlp ty Uurthulomus & Rocelug, i ig them suing cush at thy sume tine. ‘tho witness’ beersbook wad produced, and bo identified an entry dated Murch d,credite tug bim with 830, of whieh: $21 was for the sertp und $11 for cash puld to tho brewers. At Sir, Fore's request be tried tu get tne serip back from Uurtholomue & Hoeshyr, but they bud purted posacasion with it, lula was tho only ce of wurip the witness ever bad in bis pos- lon. Mr, Rocaing remembered recelving tho scrip from Mt. Brown, who next day. Ooffico and tricd to get it back. the witness’ attentton to tho. written across the buck of the that (twas not the tira sfaantur therely «memorandum whieh bad 4 upon tt. by the banker, Join Buehler, to whoin the firm sold al thelrsertp. At the thine Mr. eee called the scrip had ull been sold to the banker. ‘Tho Inst nk but ono in tho scrip's meander- Inve was provided by the evidence of Mr. Mux Frolich, tho custler of John Buehler, the banker, who sald that he remembered buying xerip from Bartholomne & Roesing, Produchiy tho bink's enah-book, he turned to the date of Mareh 3, 1890, and rend the entry of several pleces of city: serip, anon thom a plece mmmnbered 04,175, for The wittiess renembered the piece of ecrip produced Liv court by the mime of the brewhug firm on its back, whieh he had pliced there bine welt. « Mr. Francla M. Murrett, chief clerk in tho City Controller's otic, Kdeautifled the serip as a pleee which had come back to the offlee In due course, and bad been indeed over ty the Police Doparte 1. ei, 1890. xpressed his willingness to admit nant hud giv Yore the serip on the Monday mornlig a! the inurder, ‘The serlp having been deflnitly tri possession of the prisoner, tle pros ceeded to intraduce tts corroborating evidence, WILGAM BWAIPIELD. aladof nbout 20, was phtced+on the witness stand. Be ldentitied the prisoner, whont hg had known for threo or tour years. About the mide dle of Ma 1M, he hud a vonversntion with dhurns on Twelfth street, near Blue Istand aves ence ton certain. plece of paper. toht hint thut he expected te yet ted in few days, and offered to y if he” woul! belp bln. Fothat by Raw nd 4 Withess wis. not to Te told Burns that he About a week after this oecurrence Burns told bim to eqy nothing about the convere gation to nnrbods, Hot even to his brother Juck, Witness said tint he would not, ‘The pleco of Paper which troubled Hucns was 1 plece of serip which he sald tehad given to Mr. Yor, This witness was a surprise to the defonse. Wis Reed bristled up and usked tho witness eeeely fpoerers rendy todo what Burns wanted of you win told him 1 would do ‘most anything for en, © Do you mean to say that you nre so bad that you would commit perjury? “Did you intend to Avceur fiulsely on hits bobutt?" list! alled int tho Mr, Mills called HOF tho firm but he anid ton pros inte, In re Burns Burns give at change nt plece of paper. know who tho toi wit would do tt, © You tell me that you are such a bad man that sou would awear falsely! You uctually enjoy perjiring yourself, {tI a pleasure for yon to ewer fale jow dy you comu now to Teatify uaninst Buen “J waa arrested on tho charge of murdering Bohnow, and'l told the pellee what [ now tel, which fs the trut! Surprie No, 2 which the prosecution hnd in ston w defense was supplied in the pergan of Frank Gustay 3 yw Witness who in Aue Bust, Wa made tho naintunes of Reduey Atay while they shared a common abiding- pin tha Warren County Jail at Monmiutithy, M, here the witness wis at the thie cone ti Mbat charge of petty larceny. During th eoltal Of this witness’ testimony the prisone! who during the previous proceedings hud nu tained a remarkable degree of culimness, dh played murked nervousness, Hla) foutures, tvitched, and his hands played restlesty npon the tu in front of him, while his ehurteat from the witness to bis counsel and thence to the faces Of his father and mother, whe sat by hit during the afternvan’s proceediigs, Tie Witness stated that while in Jatt he bad the Crees dei of the hull, and while near the cell in whleh Turns was contiied, on uecount of an attack ho bad mide upon the Sherit, he had overheard him epeak of the Hutteriich! street murder in Chie cago. He vate that he had. gotten into trouble through getting some serip; that the “ald saners kraut” at tho place been killed, wud tat he: tad been “pinched” afterwards. Burns eitit thatho bad sold tho serip-to nu Mr, Yore, who bad sold it to Mr. Brown, and also went into. particuhtrsof his visit to Rackow's store incon pany with ** Nida Vayna and Pat Connors, ite suid that he had told the old man In the place to ikeep etl and give up what be had got, aud that, when the ‘ OLU MAN TRIED TO DEFEND HIMBELE, heshot him, Witness beard Burns speak of tho imatter several times. Wieness cominunicated whathe had heard ta the Sherif of Warren County, and he helleved that that offleinl tele- graphed it down to Coleago. When Burns told the story his audience consisted of two other prlsoncra: one was Ryind theuther went by toot tho state. was at false one, and he de- nStevens and * Chiengo,” who ho inderatood were in the Jolivt Pentien- tury, be brought to court to testify. He would take hig chanco of thei telling the truth, In the redirect examination the witness stated that be had heard Burns mention the name of Bohbow as that of the murdered nan, and aldo tant two other privoners in the fail, named Mult und Hrown, hind wlsu overheard ute’ eonver- Bution. Aud how can surprise No.1 for tho prasecu- ton. ‘Thoy hud a territle trap in sture to. epring upon the defense. For the delectution of Mr. Atced, who wos so anxious to haye the Jollet convicts’ opinion of the witness Martli’s testi> mony, they had ulccly stowed nway iu the Jail Ue four men who, besldea Martin, had beeome privy to thy prisoner's oxtrauniinary confessions: at Monmouth, ‘They bid been brotight up from Jollet the duy tetore, and, while Mr. Heed wis consulting with the Court us to the best meansof seettring tho of tha convicts, the ‘Mexico, Grierso reseNes ve secon ton alted Walter Hrown to the stand, When tho prisoner suw him ‘his face turned ashen palo and bis eyes attioet started trom their sockets, Mr. Mills smiled triumphantly, and Sir. eed looked quite uneomfortable. Seeretary Doylo’s face beamed with complas convey; Chiof of Detectives Keating tried hard not to look proud, but failed signally, The prisoner's father and mother retleeted the de- kpulr of their #on's fentures In thoir own, ‘Phe witness, repulslve-lookiug wretch, whos facu bore the pallor of tho Ponttentiars, and whosy shambling gait called to inind the peerliar motion of tho convicts when they are mitrehing in gangs nhout the Peultentaury yard, stited that be wits at predent a prisoner ‘tn tho dolict Penitentiiry, where ho bud been sént from tho Monmouth, JU,, Juibon a conviction for assault with intent to kK While In tho fat he was in Iteduey Burns’ compuny. At this ine teronting: buint the Btato's Attorney asked the witness: “While there did you not have a talk avith Burns about tho dedith of 9 man fi Chicago?” The pallid {200 of the witness hardened aa he ped bla thin Nps together with a decisive ‘Tho State's Attorney leaped to his feet. Tho terrible anxiety ted Hke a sunimer cloud frony tho prisoner's face, which cuded i a broad grin, At this unexpeeted’ turn of autaies. Mr. Reed took a turmatt tha triumplint, and Severctury Doyle und Liout, Keating stured at the witness, and moved about uneasily in thelr genta, A buza of exaitoment nia through the eourt-room, and the dudzu himself’ seamed the witness with a LOOK OF HLANK ASTONISHMENT, ‘Tho State's Attorney plicd. the witness with questions, but he persisted In hia avowal that ho: had not beard Burns converse on tho subject of the murder, My gild tut hu hud madg a state. Invut to the effect that he bad done Ku, but that it was dono at tua instigation af the police, who hud promled to be of servive to bin if he would consent to su testify, “Under the influence of those persous,” he sald, told a stury about conversation whieh wus a I Tho State's Auarnoy acknowledged that ho was surprised, wid said that ho wanted to prove by othor jurties int the witness hid undertaken voluntarily to tesufy, and that he had told tho ‘story, which'be now denied, to the other partivs. Mr, SHH wre again pliced upon the stand and Identified the witness ag tho man Brown whom bo bud seen at the Monmouth Jail. Tho prosveution had procured tho presoneo in cdurt of tho othor convict, known by the name of “Chicago,” but, for obvinas reasons, they doe clined ta tse hit. Mr, Rood, during the excite: jnont of the moment, lanl w brlet consultation with both tho convict witnesaes, which seemed labo quit antlatactiry, to him, ‘his aver, thoy we sent back to Julf, and the surprises of tho dls Were avor, The State's Attorney announced to tho Court that n telegram bad beon sent to the Sheriff of Monmouth County ta come te Chicago, and ho woukt cortainly be on band this morniig ta cor roborate the tostlinouy: of tho witness Martin, ‘Thia closed tha proceedings, and the Court ad- Journed until ld o'clock this moray, What puaaes the peaecrsian is tho means which had been employed to cattse so unoxpect- ed a change of basa on tho part of the from Jollet, ‘The utmost care hud been taken to Protect Afin froin outsiily iituences, and pucien convorsion to the interest uf tho pri ouer 49 a thing which thoy cunnot fathom, Attor adjournment tho Htite'’s Attorney and the police authorities held a consultation the rosultof which will bo inade known at tho tral today, Thoy hold, hawovor, thut tha testunony of tose men dy not ossential, and that the defense ty welegne to thotr testiinony, coutruuicted agit will be by evidence of a mitch inore rellable nature, a VICTORIO'S BAND, Denven, Col. Sept. 2h--Advices from danta F6 state that on the 24th the United States und Mextean troops will: make a come Dined attack on Victorio’s band, naw in the Candetaria Mountains in Mexico, ‘Tho whole forco employed In the movement amounts to about 3,000 troops, ‘fervassas moves In Mex- co from north, Buel from south in New from the cast In ‘lexus, and Cary from {he west In Arizona, Buel is contident the plan will be successtul, A Santa Fé, New Mexico, special says nt daybreak on the 10th, eighteen of Victorlo's Apaches attackud the Sin Joxe stage station aly. hulles from Et Hau, cuutured all the stock and 120 horses beloy oy Taso citizens, und killed a Stexleme °° Et San Francisco, bev: 21—A ‘Tucson dis- patch says Gon, Care left Fort Dowle yester- day with hig command. Tt Is understoad he fs going to the vielnity of Lucl: chet Mountain for the purpose of codperuting with t from New ‘Moxie 3 = a as = Shokers'Sarsaparilia is u true medicine, POLITICAL NEWS. Kansas Democrats and Greens backers Contemplating a « Fusion. Tho Republicans Move Solfdly upon a Greenback Stronghold In Michigan. Record of Congressional Nominations in the Several States Yesterday, MICHIGAN, Speetat Dispateh to The Chicago Tridunt. Dernorr, Mich., Sept. 2h—The Republics ans held a rousing meeting to-night nt Wyane dlotte, near this elty, the first. of the: entm- patgn, aud one that will have the cifeet of Ine creasing the Republican vote in this Congres- sional district in November, Wyandotte owes Its extstence to the establishment there ofa rolling-mill, smelting works, and other Industries by the late Eber B, Ward, and It soun became # prosperous elty. ‘The pante enused the fires fn the mills to go out, and brought enforced fdleness. to 90 per cent of the townspeople. In thy days of Wyandotte’s prosperity the Imrdy tollers had built Mitle homes, and when the hard tines came they could not seek cainployment elsewhere without sneriiieing the saeeumulations of years of toll, In conseqnence they remained there walting for the change which” at one ime xeemed so far off. “When the Green- back party cane Into existence. the men of Wyandotte eagerly embraced: ity doctrin and at the last Hon. tho * frredeemabl parried the elty by an overwhelmin ‘The revival of trade which succeeded the resumption of speeleepayment has nore wade Wyandotte” a busy, ing town, “and” the census shows that My present ponmution is double | that of 1870, and to-night the Republeans laid the tone of the temple which the iron- wkers of Wyandgtte propose to erect i vember, and unturicd the standard of Idand Arthur in the home of Greene sin in this county, leaders made a happy selection when they secured es-Congressman George Wil- lard, who wasn Greenback candidate for Congress in 182, but who fs now as earnest a Republiean as of yore, to address the meet- ing. Mr, Willard made a telling speech and ut trgument, Ie told why he fined tho new party, and said he returned to. tis first love when he found ft had brouselit ater proguerlty than It had k le sali the resumption of speele payments ended, in lis opluion, the mission of the Greenback party, A Garfield and Arthur Club Was organized with over five hundred members, vote. KANSAS, . Speetat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Torrka, Kas. Sept. 2t.—The Demoeratle and Greenback State Central Comuiittees as- semble here to-tnorrow to consider the ques- tion of fusing upon a single State tieket upon such candidates as ean be agreed upon. It Is thought the. plan will be to withdraw both the Demweratic and Greenback candidates for Governor and put upa new man, who will he acceptable to both parties and will at the siine tima recelve the stralght Republ vote, which it Is claimed will not go to Gov, St. doin ‘The fusion will also extend to the Congressional ticket. In| the Secomt District the. Democrats have already indorsed the Greenback nominee, and feel quite confident of tts election. AS the distriet elected a Democrat four years age, and a Republiean went {1 ona plurality two years age, this mikes a close contest fir this district, Inthe First. and Third” Dis trlets the Republican majority is so large that no combination can atfect ti, but {t 1s be- Heved the Democrats will withdraw thet candidate and indorse the Greenback nom: nee, In return for this the Fnston Stato. Heket will consist principally of Democrats, The names of dudge Olls, of Atchison, and Charles Roblngon, of Lawrence, have been suggested for.dovernor, WISCONSIN, Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Mapisox, Wis., Sept. 24—The Democrats of this county held thelr County Convention to-day and nominated the following ticket: W. C, Kiser, Sherlit; Bernard Esser, ‘Treas urer; ‘Thomas LM, Cogn, County Clerk; George C, Russell, Clerk of Court; 0. 8, alum, Register of Deeds; 1. M, Bashford, Distrlet Attorney; John Arion, Coroner; John Douglass, Surveyor. The ticket fds elements of strength, but can hardly be cy cal. ‘The Democratic Convention ‘for the noml- nation of u candidate for Congress. in this (the Second) distrlet of Wiscot 3 held wt Watertown toanorrow. ‘The Hon. J. C, Gregory, of this elty, and ex-Senntor Reed, of Jeiterson. are prominent candidates, There ts no strife botween theso gentlemen, elther belng, it Is understood, ready to sacri: fice Minself fo party’s goad, A sneritica it will be, us nelther stand the least elance of belng elected. ‘The Hon, George W. Bled, of Jefferson, hasbeen prominently mentioned for the position, bit his health “has falled, aud he has gone to the Paclile Const ta re- euperate, anc declines tobe a digurchead ag the Demoerativ candidate for Congresa, . ——_ PENNSYLVANTA. Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Wibkespanne, Pa, Sept, 2.—The Demo- crats of the ‘Twelfth Congressional District, who for slx days have been balloting for a nomination, but without suecess, made a brenk to-lay at thelr meeting In Pittston, ‘The contest for the nombuation hay beon be- tween D.C. Connolly, of Scranton, repre senting Luckawauna County, and Asa ih Brundage, of Wilkesbarre, | representing Luzerne County, After 2st ballots hut beer taken, with a result cf 6 tod, Brundage’s hang’ was withdrawn, and Connelly was nondnated -by acclamation, Both are prom- Inent lawyers, * Prrrstos, Va, Sept, 91.—The Democrats of Luzerne and Lackawanna Countles have unantnouslyenoninated D.C. Connolly, Greenbavk candidate for Congress from the ‘Sweltth Mstriet. Benveronrk, Pay Sept. 91—Tho Demo- erals of Centro’ and Cleatfield Counties Ih Convention to-day Instructed thelr delegates: to the Distrtet Convention to vote for ex-Goy, aA. G, Curtin for Congress. ‘This insures his homination, as Clinton County has already instructed for him, is — ae Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, LarFay » Ind, Sept. 8—The Demo- erats held a bl¢ Wires celebration last night, ‘There was a good-sized audience out to hear Messrs, Charles P, Voorhees (sun of Syea more Dan), Janes EB. Mexsmore, of Michi- dan, and Mr, Ewing, of Milnols, ‘The fatter gentleman delivered tha feat middress thus Tar nade In behalt of Democracy tn this elty. Ilo {sa pleasing speaker. “Voorhees Maa a out deal to learn yet before he rivals s VIRGINIA, DANVILLE, Va, Sept. 2.—The Republican Convention of the Filth Congressional Dis trlet met to-day nnd deellned to make a nome juntion, ‘The majority of the Convention is waderstood tebe favorable to the election of the Readjuster candldute for Congress, NEW JERSEY, New Brunswick, N. Jd. Sept. 81—The Denocrats of tho Third District have re- nontnated Miles Ross for Congress, Dele gates from Monmouth and Union Contes Jett the hall when the result wus announced, CONNECTICUT, ‘ Binnsrrour, Conn, Sept. 84—The Deno erats of the Fourth District have nominated George W, Peck for Congress, in place of W, A, Barnuy, resignes MASSACHUSETTS, Boston, Sept, 31.—The Democrats of the ‘Third Congressional District of Massachu- setts have nomlnated Axel Dearborn for Congress. 2 . NEW York, Nragana FAs, N, ¥,, Sept. 91.—Tho Re- puuitenns nomlunted Richard Crowley for UNgress. ! 3 | THE MILWAUKEE TREASURERSHIP, MUWAUKEE, Sept. 21,—The Supreme Court ut Madison reudered a decision ty-day douyin defendant's motion fora rehearing in the Milwaukee City reasurershlp ense of Geilfuss ys. Trumpff, ‘The effect of the de- elston will be to reninnd the case back to the Chrenit Court for an order, directed to Trumpi!, requiring him to vacate the office forthwith Edison says that tha detatls of his electric light apparatus aro complete, and that within four weeks be will have his shongand elxbt iniles of atreeta lighted ao the world cit ace. Hie has foellities for making 1.000 lamps a day, ho snye, and cun keep the exhibition going on na Jong us ho wishes, Ho never spoke with more eontidence of the sues of his inventions. aud that the Bristolebord horxeshow wi abandoned when [t was found that one made of dapateve bamboo wis hotter. He thinks the Intter will readily burn 1.209 hours without being repinced. 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