Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 24, 1880, Page 6

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE N ‘PAGES. Buron. At tho previous hearing Dr. Miutharat, the County Physician, had given ft as his opine Jon that the deceased bad coma to ber death 14 tho result of the defendant's attempt the patholog- wat until spring to red! dono now, or We fire bentet experience fn this matter ns au the cits, and know whereof? Lal too nity spoeeh and torchslighted to death If we dot Demoerts ire ou sue havo carried Hilnats tn Thoy cowl THE COURTS. real? If any mon, ora wn sad that ho hn At, th fendant on the evening of Thirns told him that he shawtig that on the ever Rad erat ata West Side saloon playing pool unt! p.m Ite nuk Hawledged that while in the Cook County Jall_ ho had amate named Curtis, but that ho had never recolved fi Tha State's Attorne: written in lend penell (tho flxuro representa tho number of prisoner's coll ta the Jatt), whiett the defendant dented haying written or having caused an; He donfed having employed Curtis for tho purpose of estabilabing at alibi in tho ¢ Deputy-Warden McDonald, of the Joliet Per tentinry, and Jailer Currier testified ng to tho nature of thelr conversation with tho convict- witnesses who tind ao seclately turned thale Uneke upon the Interylewed tho de- BOUNOW MURDER je 8 above Mr. Ingersot ‘he admit tho Mospel histories of Mat- fark, and Luke heeauee they cain be ade within the ucct ef his initcindlon of is God abould be antl doy and de deny the authenticity of John's Gospel beeatian: nh gents will not nsniit: ag correct lanl? Pacts ore nothing to this te urer; he haga measure {hls pocket, and you must come within that or else fact is tetlon, and nothing fs trua but what Mr. Ingersoll OW. Mo doubts if he has a eonl; perhaps ho hasn't ant if he has a soul, he wishes if thore be a Hel to be there with his wife rather than in Heaven, 1f there be x Henven, without her, This ts Hobs people would try to Heaven and take thelr wiyes with thom, Teli bo tre, and it—talling with Mr. Tngeraoll involves many ifs—1 hive a wife who ts only ft for Hell, thou, necording fo Mr, 1, even his being Just, will only send those to Hell who should go thore, Lam afrald even Me. tnwersoll would be forced ton reparation, heard Hf nitalande ine wives who maka home a of chil ould prove an Ing of tho murder be Another Chapter in the Intermin« Conclusion of the Testimony for able State Insurance the Prosecution, 4 000 mura votes, poucht for Chienyo. — Plent in oy wore in nil of tho large citlos In nine, Leas than 2,000 plurnlity Ina poll of ‘550,000 votes wna a narrow margin in 1870. 2 ine py af the taw of New York on tho sub- Jectof districts In cities. What thoso of M sachusetts aud Pennaylvania are C have not We have now tho whole Bourd rom or sont out by Produced a brief not and algued "W. 1., 435 rs. clined to the b wan caused by an embolisin orn clot of blood nuddonly stopping tho eirenintion, TI donce for the defense was liberally 8, which, though tho lawyers would In- sist upon A miscomprehonsion of thelr truo mature, frequontly putting tha cart before tho horse In a moat unaccountable manner for ben. edicts, throw n pleasing what dificult question, Dr. Hluthardt was pluced, upon the stand to teath hered to the opinion which he dolivered at the Coroner's Inquest and reiterated nt the provious hoaring of tho habens-corpis case, ‘The trg ent in the case was postponed until this morn The Witnesses for the Defense A Somewhat Mixed Up Partner- Open with an Alibi. ship in © Gravel Scow, And Considerable Contradictory Swear- ing Is Indulged In. hight upon the some. | timo ta look up. of County Commis ‘There are too min: it our ranks; too mich “boss! dotall: too many glittering pipers. The Journal tant warth hell-room now ns n politic] paper, and we have tho Tinea, retyh aga lyst us. ‘ rks New Suits, Divorces, Judgments, sun's choice, in rebuttal, and ade y warring clubs ings too Httle seneriiitice "11 ho Intter also onor Curtis, after his retense from Jail, had sevoral times revisited tho placo, not know that he had cons have gone £6, The Interest in the trintot Rednoy Nurns, tho Alleged murderer of uld Gustay Uohnow, cen- tered yestertay upun the slite of the defonso. Tho proscention, whilo. Jt had not fully made out Its cuge, hud dove 80 sufliciently to enable outsklera to sec clearly tho full nature of tho attack; and tho character of tho defensc, of which no intimation had yet beon givon, was tho subject of curlosity. Stuto’a-Attorney Mills produced a copy of a mysterious tetter which he desired to produce in evidence, aud to this end placed Sherlif Bond, of Warren County, on tho stand. He explained that he expected to prove that “ Nibscy * Payne had written to urns, and that tho contents of the letter bore upon the cnso oj Mr, Reed objected to tho con! being wlven to the jury, and tho Stuto’s Attor- ney handed to tho Court an abstract of tho sumo, whieh had been mide by Sherl® Bond, but Its introduction In evidence was not allowed. ‘The State's Attorney Bought to prove by. Lieut. Kenting, Onicf of Detectives, that tho strongest efforts Bud been mado to prove the‘existence of such nletter, bit the matter wus objected to, and tho objection wis sustained. The Liouton- ant, however, testified to huving arrested Burns in February, 1870, n short time before the mur+ der, and to his prisoner's having dropped n roe volver just befare tha arreat was made. ‘Thy prosecution rested boro, without risking tho production of tho convlot Stevens, who had doen brought from Joliet, and Mr. Reed made his uddress to the. Jury profacing the Introduc- Uon of tho ovidenco for the dofengo. Ho sald in opening that he acknowledyed frecty that tho defendant bad led a wild and wayward life, but his fathor and mothar, though poor, wore ra- In tho course of tho defense ho would show that the plece of elty serip hn been bought honestly and openly by tho defendant for $18, aud hit the mun from whom he pur- chased {t had come to hffn and asked bim to He canld also show that at tho thne the murder was committed bis cllent was ut iis own home, or near thore,—a distance cot atiout fottr nites from the scene of the Kill- Ite conld prove that Bitrns had supped at mo that night, and that after supper hoe had delivered sume invale whieb bla fathor bad writ- ten tou third party, and bid then returned thore about 8:00 p. m., and stay- THE STATE INSURANCE CO. ‘The business of winding up the affairs of tho Dankrupt State Insurance Company’ has pro- gressed fo far nsto order an assessment of 12% per cent on tho stock of tho Company; but yesterday a petition for review was filed by Tol- man & King, which will have the effect of delny- ing the finn! settlement for s tong time to come. ‘Tho petivion sets up that the Company was ore ganized in 180 at Freeport, 1868 on tho cofiperative plan, $10,000,000, nnd up to Jan, 12, 1871, there had been issued 24,005 shares of €100 each, on which 20 per cent had been pald. mentioned date Nears, aud Peeyi Election law of New Yo the city containing not mort shall bean election district. ry Wi elty containing more thitt 600 voters, in more than 8, may be divided by tho Common Council of such city into two districts, to cone tuln as near ag may be an equitl mimber of yotora, and every ward ina elty containing more: vin ee nee shall he, nemngalty avid ed, 28 may be necessiry or expedlent, Le dons L, Witsox. and while bo di vorsetl with Burns, ho might was possiblo for the nowsboy who took the paper tu the prisoner to have taken a letter rom Burns to Curtis, Mr, West, tho barber alread he prosecution, sal West Twellth atrect, prisoner hnd on no occasion ever loft any musig it bla place as ho had stated, redericks, the satoonkee about two months aga | had aeked him to ban witness an his’ son's behalf. and whethor he did not remember hia boing In his salnon on the night of the murder, John C. Curtls, tho prisoner's cell-mate in the Chicago Jail, was enlled for tho, prosecution stated that he waa discharged from Jail a week Ho hud been crared by Bue is JIudgo Modgett will hear chancery cases dur Ing October, beginning Monttay, Oct. 4. A cal- endar Is preparing by tho clerk, and notices for trinl must be fled by Got. 1. In preparing chan- cery cases for hearing, attornoys witt be gov- orned by the order of the Cireult Court, entered on tho Lith of July Inst. Judge Jameson will this morning deoldo the motion to dissolve the tnjinetton in the care of » & Western Indian Raltrond sais ie Late Shore & Michigan Southorn Ratlrond PANS. the cnge of the Fidelity Sayings Bank, tho horized tosell thnt part of tho i 17.30, 1, lying west 1 the Town of Orland, and con. talntng about 25 neres, for HM an nere, About two-thirde of the land Is quite marshy. dobn Drew was elected Asst ruptey of Robort Statford under a bond of $40, ssignee will bo chosen this morning for wed head in bitter teara and AS A unnittor of Justice aud equity, Whit thon? Ho says hu only wants whiob fs kindof hln. f leaye him at What Ia hits answer to such as this? at ho calls, in Inmuage eloquent but sorrows fully monrntul, and dark nnd toliow ns the decpest cavern, “that aif should wo back to the to the bhick and stirless whrtt,— better for all, than that deliberate ) any just reward. alluded to, being: that ho lived at cud that tho sorrow to the grayo? and reorganized In with 2 capital of oternal chaos, auutitatton b self-made devi “State Sovereignty? undor the “Law of Natlons,? To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune. FEVANston, Sept. 2.—Aro we never to hear tho Inst or the either sensetess or knavish howl- Ing nbout "State sovereignty’ called “State rights,” as though anybody ques- tfoned or dented actual State rights avy more than county’ rights, or clty rights, or family rights, or Individual righta? Tho rent issuv [s, a8 to State rovercignty,— whoethor tho will of a Stnte ts constitutionally paramount to that of the United States,—that ig, Whether a State can biwfully set nt maught, resist, and defy tho oxecition within its of nny nnd every act of Congresa nt its own mere plensure. Noone dontes that it may, tn fnet, attempt this by violunee, by revolution, andntits perils but thre it ean de th) bug been disproved a: thousand thes hy a arguments as impregnable thelr conclusion 08 tho clearest, matnomntic Into none of theso ordinury Is It my purpose now to onler, but to ‘solf to one oniy, as it bears upon the egal plight in whieh the close of the War left 10 conquered provinces, or, If they prefer different phrascolugy, ns conquered States or nations, Tho “law of nations” ts Taw throughout tho elvillzed world; it fs law in ita highest and best yO this continent even, botweon Hritish Moxieo, haying beon At tho Inst- is shoud ren: mee' 8 and mérey, and repentance Ww 4 a ting wal d id ts ith it, 1 want ft with all my Roul, Jove, generosity, kindness to man -. Ingersall’s gospel, proclutmed tn Mew Viekor’s Theatre at so inuch tt hend. does he expect to convert mankind, and, by 2 mere dechiratton of bis, ease men toturn from sellishness, and tired, and all avit? belteve that, without same eloquence, and sarcasm, ane turn back the vast overtlowing tlie of wields Dovs he bellove that a single being reaped any permnnent good from iis afte noon’s entertainment, and dues he think that gospel of good clothes, good ‘cooking, nnd m 6 lt for anything cise ents of tho letter nyo last Friday, to prepare an alibi in tho pre: police authorities had “got on te and he had told then tho nature of his pinn Tho lotter which Myurns tad dened either writ of tho ralirond othorwise often ald, Or have the ald stock murrondered stock for onesit{th the nmgant is- Under this arrangement 1807 neeled and full patd stock issued ,and the stockholders’ who made were relensed from hlm,however, power beyond mere Wis exchungy ellinent they biting Jest, he urthor Havilityon thelr original shares. went Into bankruptey after the souo enterprising attorneys be- whieh resulted tho hinds of thy wipers to the prisoners to hit by the ows: boy on tho ith inst. while he was standing op- posit tho Olympic Thentre, In erogs-oxumination witness acknowledged to being in the theatrical line, nnd to having been urrested on nchargo of driving away n horse newsboy who carrics the A first and final dividenn mectiny Ybe Company at? p,m. In tho case of H.W. Withorell. great fire, and an nsenreh into its conditions in digcuverngy sulllclent assets to pry a dividend Sitch) of clalms, The wholo was about $100,000, us fraudulent, and worth no dividends ‘There nro stil about which have not yet been al- ich are nearly all supposed to bo DIVORCES. Judgo Jameson yertorday xranted a divorce to Anna Spreckolineier from George Spreckel- meler on the ground of desertion and adultery, wdudge Barnum granted a divorce to Margret Leonard on tho ground of of 40 per cent on uumber af claims proved but &22,000 were expunied mbout $50,000 as yet been $45,000 of cialms: Jowed, and whl which ho jooks forward so complacenny, ag tie right ent for himself und all he loves? ‘Tho old goapel, which he donies, is the fount- ain from which springs tho most binding power on hintaan belngs to love futher and nother, hus. band and wite, and childrens it ty tho original It tho sweet Hos binding Hania y tor RS tho evidence in tho ‘enso Wns now in. BAv~ ing only a trifle which tho prosecution desired to Introduee—that of the newsboy who crrricd the letter from the prisoner to tho witness Cure tls, There was uo prospect of his being secured Jn time for tho ufternoon session, and the Court i tnndiny that, after tho witneas had been examined, counsol should at once proceed with thelr arguments, —<—<—<———__$§- ‘WEST VIRGINIA. A Fighting Chance tor the Republics aus—What x Reconstructed Confed- ernte Soldior Snyn. New You, Sept. 2t.-George W, Atkin- son, Chairman of the Republican State Com- mittee of West Virgluin, writes to Marshall Jewell that “things look well” in State, and that there fs ‘'n goo show for the Republicans to carry 1.” He sends o published letter from Capt. TL W. Rand, heretofore a well-known Southern Denio- crat, Who has now como out for Garficld and Mr. Rand, who isa resident of Charlestown, W, Va., addresses tho letter to his Confederate comrades, and among othor things he says: As na Confederate soldier in the Twenty- second Virginia Regiment, EF served with yourselves durin Var L have acted Leonurd from David cumulation o! drunkenness, UNITED STATES COURTS, Btnn Life-Insurance Company began a sult yesterday ngalnst tho Town of Hrooklyn to recover $7.00), and anothor for $4,000 against the County of Kankakee, demonstration. ftwas discovered that tho nsscts wero uy the whole debts, the Ag- Hed a petition for an nssessine! stuckbolders, gettting up that the 1 tho Company in Decembor, 1877, were a8 fol- ows: ‘ulunee of 60 per cent duc on allowed with the unde thor: making men brothers, 0 if its precepts are followed, every one to love and help bis nelghbor,—and overs’ tener sentl- ment and prsstonnte uxpression that finds utter- words wns drawn ti by milk, whose soul dros it nee in this lecturer's v from his mothor’ In tong, tong iyo from the old T have said nothly; STATE, COURTS, Bilzabeth &. Fisk began n sult In debt ngainst Alvert Fricdley and Nathaniel J, Brown, clalm- ing $1,160 damayes, gohn EL Wrenn, for the use of Elizabeth Me- Evers Ruyard, commenced a sult in debt to roe 0) Willan MeG Ut sued 1. H. Blacksll commence ment ogiinat Honry W, Nicolal aud Julius Hennes, claiming $10,000, 8.1L MeUrea & Co, 1 Claims on whiel Antoriea and the Gulf of Iteruily approved und adopted by tho Constltue tion of the United States, which, in Art. I, puri- Rraph 8, Sec, % declares that “Tho Congress still bave the power todefineand punish... olfenses agalnst tho Inw of nations.” Herein tho Inw of uations is expressly recognized and ty tei’, nnd made the prramount hw of «1 by our United States Constitution, that ow nnd for nearly 2 hundred our supreme iw. Jaw of nations, * the conqueror glyes lew to tho vonguered.” On tho surrender of Lee, tha Gov- ernment of tho United States luwfully helt tho conquered States in’ “the hollow of its hand.” Itcould Jawfully have dono its pleasure with them, or visited tts displenstire upon them, sub- Ject only to such limitations, (f any, as tho inw of nations might bo found to hayo hnposed. Wy its mere Out, it bad divided Virgtula into two States, running the lino throu Ir. Tniscersol's mado mits If he will read Matthew sliy nd the docirine of fore of sins through faith of thought; in talking [t let mo any thitt na sure 1g tho sun ehines the sospel of Christ, a savior of sinners, will be procinimed, wide us the world, when the froth of sorry J and the sparkle of umpty rhetorle lave hee porated and lost In tho fow any c mf tt . AY i us will bentlowed through, he can have it returned, Christ's very wor at Clating by DHL in chances Ilo wants libert; National Wank of Lllnols. ‘Total Nrvilltics While tho usscts 1 beynn a suit in replevin tupuinst the Canadian Bank af Commerce to ree cover five warehouse receipts representing $1,010 worth of wheat. Hnnse, Biersnch & Co, began a sult in replovin nyalnet A. HL Bickall, Jolin Hoitniin, and 3. 6, Clovetund to recover posseasion of a quantity of elgurs virlicd at 84,05 Mark Davis, arrested HRS “SOULWO—$ 28,041.82 Leaving an excess of Habilitics of ..... $100,883.25 ‘whieh would baye to be, met by issesseasnent on the stock. ‘Tho 23,005 shares of outstanding stock Were held by about 1,10 different persons, A rtd follo was’ Ir Ltinols wbout 600, Slichigan obyhty, Wixconsin elzhty, The Assignee reckoned that tho cost of collection would he Ml per cent of the amount to be colleetud, and that only halt tho stockholders were responsibly, 6 that in neseas~ ment of 20 per cent would be necessary rt petition was referred to the Re} ruptey to take proofs, and he re amount of Tbilitles outatandly; Company Jun, 12, 1871 whieh: ba up in bankruptey, were 104,50 dividend of 49 por asd, teaving S114)! ilitles on contracts after Jan 1 SRL OTE, Ute had’ been paid, 0 that sO, Alsy thit 23,605 1 Misvelluncou: home, arrlviny Tne thore alt might, E Abi"? witness was Mr. Rornard Uurns, tho: fathor of the prisoner, who stated that he lived on ‘Twelfth street, between Paina was Hviog there on tha ler of Gtistiy oce: dL this time he was working at, the Chiengo & F Istand shops, and ol, Muerel: 1, after taking his supper Qt bts boarding-house near Went home, arriving thors about 7x Itedney was home at 8:3) p.m. ‘There wore also in the hose ut the tle hls wife nated Hey, witness’ san doh, an During the evening he song music he hid copicd, and he dor ib te tho purty and returned Home, UNS. HUNNS TESTIFIED that Redocy was living at homo at the time of WKupper thore at U2 pper he took somo music copied to tha person returned home about and after remaining home all evening, onty that nlight. ‘These wittwases wore cross-exitmined, with view to shaking thelr testimony, on the que of how thoy coulis positively remember what had bappeticd on the particular dute in qtics- tlon, and they expalnod by suying that Itedney’a arrest ncouple of days after on 4 charge of Hobnow fastened tho events of tho evoning of the murder upun thole memories. Juba Riles, a young man who nlleged tint ho ‘was visiting the home of the night tint tho niurdor occurred, sald that ho suw Hudnoy Burns there at Uo'elock that night, and that. ho slept with him. John MeDunnell, & resident of No. 101 East Thirteenth street, anid Uint about 8 o'clock on the overlie of Mirch 1, 187, he met Hedney Burns coming out of a barber's shop about four Dlocks distant from whore he (Burns) ved. John Burns, brother of the defendant, cor- rohorated tho nlibt te: that on tho day fol sven his brother tu A IreesLover on Free Liberal Len: To the Editor of The Chicago Cnroaqgo, Sept. £.—In tho matter of tho Nar tlonat Liberal League and the withdrawal from It of R,G, Inersoll and it. C, Spencer, since $0 Inteh hag been galdon one side your readers tight be glad to have a word on the other elie. Itistrue that the majority of the League fa: vored the movement for obtalning a repeal of the obnoxious so-entled Comstuck Postal Inws, on the plea that they nro used ns tt cover under which to persecute free-thlukers, and thit thoy aire not needed, for the local lnws tive sullcient press objectlonnbly titurntures tut thoy practically ce Of the press duanaged by poration whose uvowed purpose Is to “stump out" free-thutght putt tho fourth mariatal ve hove aud the und Wood streets, and day that tho tu and dlatritnited U2. don acharge of conspiracy to commit Inreeny, Med a petition for habeas Ho was urrested here last: March and taken to Knox County on a ebarge ofcouspiracy to steal from a bank, but wag Immediately dis- Ho sthen came back here and opencd asiloon at 16 South Water streot and his re- He wns arrested ayaln whieh Indlet- nt te bear on bin y be compelled to And in order tonvold going down to Galesburg again Davis asks thit the tter say by henrd here. udge Darn, and, wfter a partied nears Lin $5300 Indl. to appear before the next term of the Criminat Court of Knox County. Peter HL. Rymal commenced rin action In tres pass nguinst Arthur Van Norman, jaylug dame- ages at $10,000, PRORATE COURT. Intho estate of George A. Roynon et al., minors, letters of guardtinnship of the estate were issued to Murla foynon, and her bond for $7,000 was approved. Tn tho vstute of Commonwenlth, have been Jawtully dumb; and this’ of philo- sophical necessity ‘na well as In conformity with What is the use, or where the seneu, of one nation or conaunity going to war with anothor, except to hnpo: ‘on itsadverstry? ‘Does any one Inyoke an be- half of the conquered States the Uimitations of tho Constltutlon of the United States Intended for the protection and general benellt of loyal sod lawenblding States? Widor what law can Rebels appeat to nn Constitution which thoy to destroy? No; on tho falls ion, the only word propor was Inasmuch ns thoy received overtlowing abundinee, and on term griclous boyond all tho preecitents of history, let us hear re ubott “State-rights,” espcvlally Iebet State-rights, mcaning * Btato-sovorolety * the entire War, with the Democratle party, voting its ticket and upholding ita organiza- the coneluslon (hat the as- at party would be hurtful to the comitry nnd destriictive of your Interests offer some of the rensons which nent, fmpel the Confederate,so dicr to sover his connection with the Demoe- Our fidelity to ony another and to the fortunes of the South hag been played upon tic teaders, for unworthy place us in that position of ie rest of the country which obstructs the progress and hinders the devel~ opment of the South, ‘They would have usto : doctrines of strecessfully” here ever since, itiy on the sume indictment, ic claims, was procured that the pressure is only brot in the hope that others mn: settle the cu! ported that the tho lw of nations, 2d, on whieh eendeney of t the murder, und a whieb hls fathor ten had ordered It. semlerellyious core He wns taken be- cutons, AS was sild eport of tho New York So- pression of View (Comstock’s ‘Our lawa wero Intended to nliko, while those dls- 38 io favor of another, which would in tho end breed a revolution, er by brulot or bullet. Tho press of thia cliy, and of othor offies where the Louguo hing held ity sessions, have beon misled in the ery of freeslovers und obsconists" which his been raised nguinst us by those who favored tho: thocloginns, and { must presume that you and othor editors of Chicago have not been Informed us to what constitutes w free-lover, and with your permisalon tholr lending kdens aid teave you und judge whether thoy are wort! wholesile slanders, thurs, und qulsreprosenta- Uons as nro constantly pablished aguinst them, You will sco from this statement that tree-lov= urs ne such reaily have nothing todo with the this romuindor wis ft stock had been sub- seribed for, of which only one-third was good, aut that tho protuble cost of colleating tho per cont of the amount Divers demurrers and obje tlous were tiled to thiy report, chletly to the e fect thut the Company bad amply suiliclunt us- its debis when it wis adjudicated Dankrupt: that the stockholders were No Tor contingent clalms or fuwyers’ fe gul clulis bad been allowed and paid, by whieh the nesets of the Comput Assignecs ind incormpetency tought four yen by. the Demoerit sume would Le tobe collected, protect all religious st minnte ucalnst one The Necenslty for More Precincts. ‘Ta the Editor of The Chieago Tribune, Ciicaco, Sept. 23.—Tie Tarmusr's editorial on the necessity for more voting precincts [4 eml- Asi matter of fuct, tho vot- Ing preeinct in Chfetyo bas always been too large,-t. ¢,, too many voters baye been roquired to vote nt one precinct. made by both parties that tho precincts have been established with x view to partisan advan- but nelthor party has yet succeaded in ur thom Kinall enough, ie would undoubtedly bet good thing to have all the precinets so arranged a8 to hichide not more thin 80 voters cach. ie rs f-4 ouly arouses agninst us the prejudice of the grent majority of the Amertean peo gives them reason to Inpeach the si and honesty with which we latd down our Naving done all iat man ‘can do to romiote the Lheury of State-rights, L decline Nip of men who now were wasted, ond rm ways by ney us Myers ot. al. minors, ‘uardianship were isnued to Slinon he estate 1s valued at about $7,500, Inthe estute of Carl Hugeher tho wlll was Proven and ndmitted to probate. tho Hurns family. on nently Judiclous, Jost, and thus exonerated the stovkholders, Alt these objections were overruled ty Judge Bod. hit the stockholders whe held Id or partly-pald stock on tho 12th of stiaund surcendered thom for full-patd were not lable for tho amount dug on the orliinal stock to creditors whose ehiling Were based on contracts made with the Compre also that, stockholders ownlng stuck dan, 12, 1871, who tailed tu surren= der tholr original stock and take full-patd stock inatend, were not llable to creditors whose contrieta were mady after Jan, an nasexament on all unpall st cent, suiliclent to pus those ereditors Whose woro bused on contracts made bofore Jan A, sil. eke petitiones that the Com thi gett. He held t THE GALT Complaints have been Jupar GAany—t5 to Gt, 60 to7l, 7, and 74, all n= clusive, No, 39, Rudel y. Ponnsylyania Come pauy, on trial. Jupar SatH—Proliminary call 150 to 200, ive. rial enll 2,716, No case on trial, ‘0 follow tho lead avok to revive an issue for which, was living, fewot them cared to fight. ‘Tho purposo of the Democratic leaden petuate sectionalism, is. plain and able, A seetlonal party in the South fs acon- stant bar to Southern progress and develop- ‘Tho leaders of the West. Virginia Democracy now demand nm new lease of power upon record which ts written alt over with violated faith and dishonored ot- Hiations. It isa matter of public notorlety that five gentlemen, representing this State in Congress, have occupied tha thie and money which ought to have been the public service in promoting schemes for ts $8 autocracy, not sand euld further jo Murder he had ing with ® man on tha cor- ner of Clark and 'Tweltth streata, and on tho fol- towing day he snw tho samo ini i] hia brother and heard him obscenity has been thrust upon tho League by lus enemics ag a stumbttng-block in its path of or} What L say of mysolf and othor free-tovers may be Inaulred into bere in your city, Tbhavo relatives, iricnds, and nequuintinces here, some of whom have Hved here tor nearly thirty yours, and who know my record. The trst prineiple of tho free: womun should baye absolute control of her own ueraon, and tho right to suy no for her own pro- tretions and to seeitre Unt end no froe-lover ‘ives that privilege to his wife. pving Univn of one min with for the family dmiioa of min ny after that time, and 2733, 740, and 20728, 740, etd JAMCSUN—17, 18, 19,2), A passed caso JuUDGH MonAN—415, 490 to 450, inclusive, ex- cont 4H. No case on ‘trink. yUM—Motlons. In that enye every ‘ato with rensounble convenience, Of course, a rendJustiuont on that basis would ou ndirlos of nearly alt the peeelnets Tt would double the number of polls, double the number of Judges and clocks, and double tho nimbor of places which tho County Bourd would bave to rent for tho elec- tion. Ishould ko tosce itdone, and belleve that with suillclent work nif tho marked out aud established tho nduitional judges could by accured That thore Will Ue a great deal of wark ta catn- viete tho chauge and fuive tt done in the for tho first meoting of the Boards of Kets whieh must assemble, rend work, on the Eth of October, three weoks be- fore the election, ‘The mutter hus been delayed solong that thare Inny be some trouble in varrying out tho proe idjustment on the basis of 30 yotord to fut aomething must be dgne in those wards where tho Inerenre of populution his beon uv vast within the past fow yours. On July 17 tho General Committeo of tha De- inocravy of Cook County passed a resoludon In favor of equitizing the preein 300 popludon to a preeine! vensus, which would put about 006 voters Int reclict, it recognizes upproximutely tho ox- basis in most of the wards, and proposes recincts on tat basis, If adopted tt would create twonty-tlye new recinets in tho city, and distribute them as fol- 2/Thisteerth Ward, uy, * Lwint that lurther atnted that tho day ufter the murder, Suniay, he was home fuet he was at hone or about the housed from Saturday night until Monday. anything avout the Bohnuw murder Tuesday: evening following, when hla brother was arrested, . Walter Stovens, one of the convicts from dJotlet whom the proseention hud brought up to strengthen tholr cuse, was called by tho detenso, who, huving cstublished the alibt testimony of tha prosecutor's witness Martin, hud overheard tht in the Monmou Unt while in jail with MW rer told him about tho mitre der of a Garman inimed Hobnow; he never had th Burns whily there on is He said that he had known Burna abouttwo yeurs, and hud inet him frat in Chi- Witness wis told while is tho Jollet Pon {teutiney by two men that a proposition bind duen mitts to thom to go to Chicnzu and toatity Agalnst Burns, in consiteratlon of which thoy _Witheas hid been proached by Chief O'Donnell, Lieut. Keatin and Austin Doyle, but hoe told diem he wow not befleve uy of thom on onth, and that if thoy wanted to troat with him they must send Mr. Mills to bitin, Willian Donney, alias “Chica introduced, ‘This was another o! who hud boon brought up trom Jollet by tho prosgoution for tuo benellt of the defense, wuld that he had tho defendant, heurd him, tull anything about the Bohnow der. Witness hud talked that morning with Deputy Warden MoDonatd, of tha Jolict Pens ftenthiry, and Jaller Crrricr, and had told thom that he had not hast any conversation with aman in the Jollet Penitentiary whogald that if ho (tha witness) were sent to Chicago be would not tes- tity against Burns, because If ho did would be in danger when he returned, lls conversations with the Daputy Jailer Currler thoy had simply told bins to tell: ee seit Jn regard to Barns, and that was what % but orfercd K of labs per JUDGMENTS, Surenton Count—Junde Ssiti—Towlo & Alny Dean, use 8, win Walker. verdat 89,0874, und motion far now trial—Frederick Frazer ot av. Julia F. Duncan, $2t6.06—Josaph Schu- macher y. Bernurd fF, and Rosina M. Murtmann, &! Cincurr Courr—Jupar. y¥, Charles Ehranan, Si0030--C, Churles W. and ‘homua nnd motion for new trink—-M, HH. Dement ot vy. Thoms Shirley, $104, THLE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. ‘The Salvation Question, ‘Tv the Euitor of The Chicago Tribune, Citicago, Sept. 2.—You cmfusize tho fact that Matthew's Gospel does not mention betlef du anything ag necessary to salvation, Buck of al, the Hibte docs not really claim diving in- splrution or authority for itself, puluting out whut writings av inspired, Oi, represents Jesus ud wtylng, “dadge ye not within yoursolves whut ts seilea nil Seripture anyway, within ourieives whit ia right without refers ence to Scripture or creed, and the Jiblo no- ponte what writings we arto belleve as nw authority. Tolman & Hing, furthor aver ovor solleita, but Wo hold that the ‘one worne Is the only trie bast and the States and that thy fore and wife, ifter love Its Leen destroyed, Is the sila, anid OUgLE Lo be tone away, Hraved divorce laws, (Jn our slate of Wultery is the only ground for abso- lute divorcee.) ‘Thit promiscntous hurtful to both ses, rout Roper v. iB. M, HL, Sweet et al, preeinets could bo self-advancoment. Democracy, An 1863 it was Democratic to pay the public debt In lawful moneys in hard-money theory was asserted. was Democratic come Ingulyent until Jununry, resolution to reduce the stock ‘Was migutory, because itin eifeet ordered the 28,006 shares outstunulng to be canceled and full puid shares Cor 20 percent of the fi ennevled certificates to be) tsi authorize the tsatte of 5.708 full $573,200 of stock, Whun the sume resolution pro- should not be aver $500, ‘Tho petitioners’ vliim amouits to £0,000. ascd on contracts made after Jan Bo that under tho deelston they ennnat si! tho nesessnent on the stockholders. ‘Phie thoy celui ia wrong, but they euy that oven if tho deelsion bo yood luw, and they are not entitled to the beneiit of the stock-lability, they would. etltl Loe aggrieved und untwwfnl, District Court, stock-linblity would then constitute a xpecial Inbte for the payment of a portion ankrupt creditor, which fund the ereditors entitled to" share therein i to exhaust befory sharing Mn thy xenern] assots of tho bankrupts Pout this stuck-Iability, considered ts a special fund, far exeveda the t aqulnst tha bankrupt source of muny 1873 the extreme prisoner confess the murde: Manax—J. D. Lordan I. Roberts y. pear, verdict &! to oppose the Resumption In 1880 It ls Demoeratic to ndopt Republienn platform on finaneinl questions, previous Democratle doctrine on pandoned, gud the question re- mitted to the Congressional districts. In 1880 the doctrine af free trade is nsserted in the Democratic pintform, and not even a prom: ise of Incldental protection tosome Industries it was Democratle to assert that the Constitution does not confer upon the General Goyermneng tha mience and carry on “a ternal linprovements.? serntic fora member of Congress from this district te advocate and vote for “a general system of Internal improvements,’ glaring Inconsistencies, shuillug with principle can only excite dis- gust. We recall tho brillinnt prom{ses of tho Democratic party when §t enme into power Wo reap the fruits of its Ad- ministration tin increased taxution, dltant dated school-houses, hnpassable roads, and dangerous bridges, ‘There 1s a feeling wide. spread among the people that there should bon change for tho better in tho State, Democratic party will never do It, give our ald to. some party that wlll, a OVERRULED. Bpeciat Dispatch to The Chteago Tribune. Inpranaronis, Ind, Sept. 24—The Su- prenis Court to-day overruled the potition for archearing of tho caso Involving tho validity of the constitndonal amendments, thus final- ly rettling the question that there is to bo an October election. ‘The vote on tho potl- tlon stond ns it Md in tho arlelnal case, Judges Nibilack and Scott voting In favor of rranting It and Judges Biddle, Worden, and Howk agalust, There was no opinion writ- ten, the slinplo Indersement “ Overruled ” of Chief-Justicn Biddle Indieating the action It Is stated, apparently on goo authority, that Messrs, Landers and iad $t intimated to that a postponement of the election until November was desirable for the Domoerae’ and St is known that Judge Worden wou Indy linve sided with Scott and Niblack; wnt seemed to ba of moro nto be right, and se the petl tlon for rehearing was ‘brushed aside with even less consideration than was given to tho caso originall: od INDIANAPOLIS BOARD OF TRADE, Spectat Dispatch tw ‘The Chicago Tribunse Ixpranaroris, Ind, Sept. 2—Prestdent Gallup announced to the Hoard of Trade to day noon that the Board of Directors had elected D. A, Richardson ‘Trensurer of tho DBonrd, vieo George 1. Yanies, declined; ward Dunn grain Inspector, yico Willian 11, Motealf, withdrawn, derstood that Mr. Dunn wilt at onco enjoin Mr, Metealf from collect! lal Inspector, ‘Th tntereourse 1s mun nnd women, and tho fridt fulwouree of both mora and pny Hon, ‘That a amail family, well cured Cor, is bet~ ter than many children poorly provid education and othor advantages int life, w proventives, directed b; would render the practice of fertickle and fn funtice unecessary, aud Rave tho health and prolong tho life of the wife, which ure now ft 60 tnuny cases sacrificed to sexual tntemperianed. Some of ws hold that there should be no inter course except for the direct purpose of begot-, Leannot presume to nek for synteo In which to urge those ideas by argument, and must leave thom to minke tholt own way in tha minds of those who respect themselves ‘und Meve thelr best Interests In view rather than their lower Justinots, Pporgoually know a largo number of freo- lovers In New ¥ork, Hoston, and elsewhere, who are man nud wife, have small fanillles or nono, are loving und kind in their homes, Ive binnie- teas Hives, and fa soclal mintters are a law to themselves, and wish that others night doalrablencss of living ws they.do; and TE belleve ave wong the pur vid Blnres, or 18 tho latter ne vided tho capita ts an tho Lialy of power to com- general systeny of in- + 18 BHOWH by tho 4 ting: offspring. simply to equalize the 0,” was then tho witnosses id conscience, Rosides, Luke, xi, hee" which supers in. the Mongiouth ‘hus we ur to Jule 1 indebtedness proved gstate Lo sakil proceed+ Jugs by creditors upon clulins bused on contracts mude with sald Company prior to sald Mth day ja Itst-niined ered= er of sald District Court, haye been puld out of the general funds of said bankrupts estate tho anim Of S0siv.bd, whieh ann ought ht to be restored to the general wnkrupt, and be diarivuted among the creditors who have proven and veow atlowed cluling tyalnst the estate of the Com bAnY Upon cantriets Inado subsequent to Bid un. 12, 187). They therefore ask that tho decis- don of the District Court may be so modified or altered that an ussoxsinont miny be levied upon the unpaid stock auticient th amount to pay all tho Indebtedness proved uni funy aiiowed aquinst the Companys ar, ih any event, te ree nee the nimount su tuken from the goneral und (provided abwoya Uiit the total amount 1s- sessed tipon ench shire of stuck shill wot exeect ‘tho 78 por cent atill unpald an the sume), A DISCONSOLATE FIREMAN Tn the spring of 1870, Jumes Kingawel Jona C. Connoll went futo business togethor for the purpose of speculating In gravel, Nlngswoll was to furnish ascow tu carry the gravel from Clark's Volnt, near South Chleaga, ta Chleuga, und Connell agreed to furiteh $500, to bo nde vanced for dock rent, enllora’ wages, storage, ete, until tho gruvel was sald, and to devote his own tne toto work, riedon wbout threo monthe, when Connell guyo notice he would not attend yo itany longer, HE fulled to make ut Yesterday Kingawe! usking for an account. Complilnant Counell did wot put ia Twelfth Ward. In this State, Thuro ean bo iio objection to the creation othor precincts in other wards; but those above suggested, whieh are based on tho population, lo inthe work, Shey elution that yuan act with thom, 1 people on earth, Tn this workd of Intem- nee in all thie rolutes to the Appetite and pissions thore IR need enol dtralnt, nid tho frst movers: pect to be vilifted yp Penctichg put Were Thoro Two of 2 Kind? To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune. ToNTA, Mich.. Supt. 20-—In Tins Verw Sept. 14 is published an account of tho deitth of “Harnum’s Bearded Woman," In whieh tt ts atated sho waa 4} years of age voforo to Nrst Appearance of beard on ber face, aud that sho was 50 yours old nt the the of her deeonso, whieh occurred this inonth, Col. Wood hud on exhibition tn hls museum fi Cinclnnath a bearded women ns Lon. 0 erot hl OHI the HuInY lady thie OL Wood bad in Cinelnnath and Chicago, sho was born earlier thin 4, or beard grew on her fuce before Kho was 41 youre Of age, Tho duseription of Mrs. Lyon does not corres spond with (hat of the woman exhibited tn Cin. vinintl, whose beard waa short, heay bhtek, and whose features bad tho appenrance: ving wmixture of African with white blood, Who can auswer whether there were two henrded women oa exblbition in tho abuut tho sumo tlie? shold bo establiahed, Hyde Park his nine preeinots, larger populition, has only four, should be nude theres not by decreasing the precincts in Hyde Park, but by Increusing those tho precincts according to the vote cnst in aid is Callavions; () Because tho poputution ae wrawn so unequal Jocnilties during tho Interval. 2) Hecate ating Paces In 180 were inaullleient bn miunbor, (3) Becuuge [t ts impossitle ty tell how ly peoplo wilt voto until they buve the ie Ico. 6 only aafo and fats wo precinct to a certain numbor of people, and after thoy have had an equal opportunity for custing thelr vates {t can bo nxcertalned bow Tauns\voters they have, Tho County Bourd evom to say, to invostlynte the mutter enrefully, and Prochict boundaries in those: bases where tho existing arrangement ts manifestly Just, HN. DOOLITILE, Ji. justly and of ri Lake, with a nasets of anid are tha only really ¢! He for yourself, hoof personal r= ho any sugh reform “iy und mtarepie nev for the suke of humanity. Our prinviples put in practice would empty tho brothols ja short tiie, wad they will other ‘way. Orphan ». tand-houres, suleldes, und many other ovilences of dovial ovis would disuppoir in a Hogren, ff not ultogethor, iPltuallsts ure included in My. Spencer's attuck on the Lowedo, aid be mbieht have sdided Catholies, Buptints, and othor religious sects, for In the League, toxether with 2b dy not di wood tidte ‘Tho iden of foundin PRISONER WAS THEN PLACED upon the stand, and ina loud, clear voice, evidence of nervousness oF tropid No waa never te ‘anon on the corner af 'Philrt, ninth and Butterticll streets, und certainty was not there outne nlghtof the murd ness Hurbricker had atuted, brickuer once In the be emptied in any tald bla atary, @ z ia to givo a voting Ho had seen share Stato Prisun, but never bo- Mo was not f eueh are found Atholsts und positivist. teenll upon the rellyious question whua it really has little te do with tho purposes of the Lend, which nro mainly the seculuriaution of the Gove ernment and the schools, tho taxutlon of church property equatly with ail public expenses, ind the compulsory clemoutary education of all the youth Ta the lui on it gelene tlle bul fudependunt of religious ideas, recent Congress of Frecthinkers, held at Bride tela, Bolin, somo words of Een were conclusive on that point, * 3 astlenl train has not advanced wor chy iifzations: disposed, Lam ploasdd had nothing to do: the company of © Whilo in the M mot talked about the never used the expression gnute tho murdered tisiite. The defendant thon took up matter, tatty nor wes hoe thit ovontn hoe Nibsoy" Va Winder, and had ole. fteeart Cu wuerkrant" to des Rooolved Light Arter Twenty Yours. Ty the Editor of The Chlcugo Tribune, Cmicado, Kept. B—Tho uble address of Br, Tend, published In your fs8ue of Sunday, should be printed and sown broideast over tho elty for the purposcof giving thousands of Democrats an opportunity of sscertaining his reasons for seceding frum the party. Ihave myself been ussochited with the Demooricy of this county for twenty years, durlag which time it frequent fo mo that the nine wis i mistio. mer, and their netions an tel ples niceordanes with those of the old ‘ory party. in tho British Islands, to whieh, when there, 2 i aurining that the tert “liberal” Wer synonymous, and Thave no doubt miny of my Hberat countrymen baye quudo shatlar errors, and thoy will, as 1 hove dong, tnd out their m ‘brave and cournqeous Inen cun “do, by lowly turnhig to the party whiloh ts tho true and faithful exponent of their oplotons and moral convictions, ‘The Irishinen of this cit: Democratic party, They A Layman on Col. Ingersoll. Tv the Taltor af ‘The Chicago Tribune, CHICAGO, Sept, 2.—Me. Ingersoil’s lust lecture. contains ag usial much cloquent Janzunge, cov- ering up aeerles of ordinary platitudes, spoken dia way to gppeur as vory orlginal, und a fow funny stories addressed to the gallery. Who dentes herty to thought? What Amer- fean would dure stand up and dony liberty of thought? Orwhocan make thought toso Ite liberty of thought ih muy cannot with tho elty scrip | of tho Court, that on tho Al of Murch, ib tho day fullowing the niurder,—on the corner of May und Twelfth streots, | h whom be knew by sight theugh not by nam whe bad offered hin a pices of city serip for $25 He purchased 1 from bite far sty, give ny him three $5, ane €2, and one S12 bile for it, nye tho serlp au the following day to Mr, ‘efore €25 note which be held of witness’ Ho tet the man on the following duy, asked bln to. give it to hin, olfer- 5 for it, Ns bo had tulcen tt Crom hile Witness went back to Mr, hia how the matter blond, and aakest bin to set being able to yet the surlp told the man so and diuinissed ‘fhe witness dented that ho had over coufessed minaret that a bad killed ORO a 1 testimony In support af tho alibl agree WIth that glven by tho other witnerses, Thy couposure of the witness doserted hin only for onw moment dining the cross-oxumina. Hon, ana that wus whon, having neknowledged Unit ho carried a revolver in 167, the State's ate turney usked tho pertinent question; Whit Cape ‘The witness remnl The business was care progress fas been martes due to aclentitla methods und in spite of We. We propode to subatiiute for the auclontitic edule falth and ase rch, the truth, oxpertmont,, uid proved conclusions ‘of selenso nsw tit buss Kuowiedge of what can be. Do we deserve the taking attacks, and are wo uucks and fanatics * whieh athe Journnls of thls celts? Lr aeems to me needioss toexplaln atte position , as to tho elreuiation of obscene Mrerature, for one Who Livers the vile not help to punish both Hut we do object ton huw that permits a religions geet to constitute Heelt a censorship over the Tress, und whicls tn order 10 suppress of Progosute 2 free-thauyht wuthor and publisher resorts tu decoy lettors, esplonnge, deceptions, and otter dishonest acta, 1 repeatedly duno within the hist few: matock und blasoolety, The chiet of- fenso in Slr, Bonnutt’s cnay was bis ter to Jesus Chriss,” aod which shown to tho Jury with the Jntention ta jon on iho so-called trial H tet iu New York. ‘The lowed the exhibition of that so-called Toug pamphlet, but oxeluded all testimony of tered wa te tha character of which Mr, Bennett was condumnatl copy innuawer ton sevuy lette: bute tine nearly overy bookseller im the city BX nuny are now, and ly st may by, it is wot thinkers hayoun equal right with Chris. thang to publish thulreplutonsand the law abowld be appeniod to only when duouye ta willfully run’ property or chumietes,, Adiference of opinivn should nuver subject a cruun to the palngand penalties of un aeiion ut Wanditterm in prison, as it hus undur the this fs one of thy rewind why tho majority of the League favors its rez pedal, Bir (nyerdotl may have hid private reds Is position, und that ds écttlo with bis own cuilacle: A, L, Itawson, SA WeXiam MeLatn’s, No. 26H) Skicblgan syeue, Med uv bi against hin, en tht ‘stom of trainin but, to he cons the guesses, thea: Importanes th $00 ts he agree, hor f that, and thut he filled to py tho dock rent, wages, btc, a8 hu agreed, so itt tho gravel hud to be sold a8 soon ay: recelved In Cite cagy, In onler 10 mnvet. The running exponses, The ‘rates during the spring were yury low, 60 tht the profits Were sinall, whereas had thay deen uble tu hokt the gravel until) simmer they could bave hij ut also bought a 3 for succoss in lite, thought run rloty out overy positive ovidence think evil ot mutter mervly because ho chopses #0 to. th Mr. Ingersoll can and must think ad his ns wit Jot hms but ho cunnot with any degreo of kindness stand up und ridicule tho vital bellef of Ingumerablo men who cor tulniy ure fils peers in every respect but elo- ‘thon as to ble abant family lo tho" crack-bralned 4 sumo hive called us tho serip buck, buck, witness the matter Frot nd uirty tn thideouits democracy" and tunliness and Tdo not know of an horse fur HS which wis uscd tiv the bustiess, Complainant wits at the tine 1 member of tho Fire Department, so that he could not give any of bis thue or attention to the business, When Connell the scow hu went to Kingawe that the business had been a losing one, and that, Kingawell’s shure of tho tosses was 14. The Inter was then induced to give a note for that ainonnt, but Cannell amount $208, und ingswell vigned It without Tending, The title to the scow was nominally in uthunt’s brother-in-law, Hielrd 3 onnell induced hin to transfor tho ttle ta 8 Connell, his wife, 1 seoure hin for tho ‘The seow was thon wl ty thon, ax ont author and publisher. rhetorical Nourlaics 4 that anything now? | he the discoverer of that gospel? Way. thous sands possess It inn tenfold degree greater than ho, und think {t unworthy of thom to speak of 'To conform to this Iecturo ono must belleve that Mr, Tngersoll is a new sun in tho heavens, hat what hus been bidden tor 1,800 yours has come to Hyht this Wth day of September, AKO, $n thls Clty of Chicago, ¥ ‘The workd ui on offered fa yain in the atrecty unt tho old way of Rib! chord, aud Behools continues as if lngersall id nuver been heard of or bud never opened Mr. Inyorsoll, without any show of arguimen denies tho vxlstence vt Muetthow nen writer; and yet from that yory Matthow draws his Jdew) ploture of Chrlat us man, and with consummate offruntery talks of hhinself us the Fri i Next appearance willing to walk ard bo read or beard of twa owe nothing to tho Ave Invartably been Ppiye-wtoned Co haalyt In earsy iy lec. lacing men In power who have never tholr services, or reciprocated thu y What hag Harrison, Waller, or Gurney dono for Irishmen? Just oxnetly what thoy could not iN Wd doit, thelr avtions belie Bul governed by feur and self-lnteres| wrathtude ultogether, sun Will be canditate ayaln for attics told, so wilt Mr. Gurney; let us geo to will be remembered asthe party which klekud the Jadder from under whlch cloyuted thom tu ‘ours fai Cone 4 Kyvonsen Deuocnar, John L, Wilson on the Local Campaigns ‘To the Editor of The CAicago Tribung, Cicago, Sept. 2.—Woe must have a great many more polling placcs In tho city or tho yote caunot bo polled tito thousands, ‘Tho Duma. erata will keop the polls crouded from morning: until night ty order ta preveut vot ing, especially in tho Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eixhth, and Ninth ‘Wards, whore thore aru comparative publican voles. ‘This is their yume, every other vote tj clallouyed olf, 3 ined aftent for some mo- ments, and bom again pressed for an unswer, wali i qual i tis nate tho fees as the offl- lo the dispnto an to whether or not the Merchants’ Ex- change ts entitled to the oficint tnspector, y Roard has taken rooms in the portlet pulling, Shai sotk i eolhint that rere janapolis ts to have a Board o| ‘Trado and Merchants’ Exchange, — KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Lomayiine, Ky,, Bept, 23.—Tho Grand Lodge Knight of Pythins of the State to-day olected tho following ofllcers; WW, W. Binck- well, of Henderson, @. of Covington, C, J, G,; 12. Powora, of Owens- of Loulaville, G. K. sort, of Loufsyilh m , dice thoir net wearing a heavy dark muttlor, and, referring to his departure from Chica; Utter the minder, sald thut bo wont te Lows ordur to And work, ‘The most hmportunt feature of tho crog-oxniinglon way the witness’ dl rect contradicdomef his brothor John ona mus terial potnt, ‘Che latter sald that he way in tho housa all ia a Ho dented over ut how slight tha ho lecture fa amount due on'the note. Jowed ty rumain idlg in the river, and thuily drifted down strona und sunk, and was then Sho was considered worth stu, Rubiequently Connoll begin a suit against Kingswoll on tho above-mentioned nate, which ene 1s stilt pending, but will bo reached for trial The defense Is une that can het be made at law, and Kingawoll, therefore, avks for an injunction to prevent the tridlat nd for un accounting to oumpel ue prolite of tho business wluy Of the boat hursolt. No doubt but and churchgs, an he defendant, who ie that his brothor wus tot there also, Jy contradicted the evidence of the witness Sarawiluld, who hud teatlt nat bat onde: alibl in bly fi wus sclling ft openly, but on his mere suy-ea, rightly, fur however Juufow weeks, mbvored ta get bi ju He ulso sald that, on tho bv had enrcicd sore qnuaiy for bis father and detivercd it ata bar ber-shap, kept by one J if his ‘residence, Connell to pay balf t Of 1di¥, and iso tho THE CASE OF DR. EARL. Dr. Furil, tho alleged abortionlet and murders er of Etta Carll, was brought before Judge Rogers yestorday morniug In a further heuriue of tho application fora writ of babews corpus made on bis bobulf by bis coumsel, Mr. Gus Van douv to atuthor po P, 0.3 B. W. Morris, yersoll, Ww: ifm down State of bho intron, Hh think blalcotiros wit! a years from this dato? ‘Tho words of his fetlow- than Chrivt are read to ulthouxh centuries old. YSatthow, or tho Church, or the priests ho the “BSennon on the Mount,” of which be so graciously uppraves? Or ‘were ity general verblu wreal mun, a6 from the |. Weat, within short, Finally, ho. stated ow, Who waa in the grocery ut ‘lust he (urna was Novae ull Lie the t was not a inau who did the shouting. - “IN REBUTTAL TESTIMONY forthe prosccuties, & reporter named Willlam A A. J. G. F, Minott, of K ands. J; A. M.of FE, Tho next meoting will be enlis 8a fale Invent —————> Unprecedented success and still increast: sales of Dr, Bull's Cough Byrup, Frlog, ¥ conta, quoted correctly, by eof ancthor man as PURIFIER, DR. CLARK JOHNSON’S ian Qlok Syrup ry rs} <4 3s 22 ee ae is ES Ba = o ae Eta 22 ene 52 PEA i a Se Be BY a5 s= Bm eto S3 os o 25 zs ao BS, 5a Oa s2 Ex, 8 2 Ummapk wan.) . Dyspepsia, Live Diacases, eaet Aguo, Rheumaa tiam, Dropsy} Heart Disease; Blliousness, Nervous Debility, ‘efcd Tho Bost RUMEDY ENOWN to Man J 9,000,000 Bottles SULD BINCH 1070, Thte Syrup porsessca Varied Properties, Tt Alimutates thi piich Converts {80 netren unatade Salt fou Tote etueneg A. 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