Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 4, 1881, Page 9

THE STATE GAPITAL, Conslderation of the Report of the Senate Raiflrond Commit- tee Postponed. Proposition to Confer on Park Boards the Power to Inorease Tax e g Failure of the Bill Abolishing the Railroad and Ware- house Board, .- 'i‘hc House Passes the Grant Resolution, Republicans All Voting Aye. Deadly=Weapons 1ill grossed and Ordored to o Third Reading. Full Text of tho Bills Suggested by the Judges of the Supreme of {he Cook County Com~ wlssloners Meetlng with Much Varlons Committees of Both Houses Meot © and UOonsider Matters Reforred REPORT OF THI RAILROAD COMMITTER, Special Liapaleh to The Chtcago Tribune, SemiyorieLy, 11, Feb, 3.—~The Senate met this morning at the customary hour. The Senate Conunittee on Rnilronds wmade Its report ns telegraphied Inst night. The re- port was rend, Senator Hunt sald the re- port mode an Independent resolutlon, en- lirely outside of tho matter sent to tha Com- mittee for its netfon, and should lls over un- der the rules, Prestdent amflton thought Ia resolution, aceording to practice, conhd be considered at once, while by tho striet letter of the Inw it should lle over. Senntor Himt moved to postpono the farther conslderation of the report until to- worrow morning nt 1t o’clock, Senator Fuller opposed the postponement, The Committee was not granted full power ‘I the premises. Tho matter should he ended In some vy or other. possession written complnints nguingt tie laliroad Board, and thought it would be well to investigate them, Senntor Hunt replied thatthis report would suthorlzo & roving Commission, which wns certaluly not desirable. should be made, It they esisted, 'The sub- Ject matter ot this Investigation was first sent fothe Committeo on Warchouses, and that . organlzation had not as yet reported, Senntor Callon wanted to know why the Teport had not been made, e Senator IHunt thought the Warehouse Committeo would actand reportnt the proper time, It wea not courteous to the Commit- teaon Warchouses to tnke its matter uway and give it to the organization on railronds, Acommunication from Gov. Cuitlom was re- celved, glving o st of certnin appointnients of publte Administrators, ete., sines tho Inat sesslon of the Genernl .Assombly, and re- questing contirmutlon thoreof, Benator Fuller, ronewing the previous dis- eusslon, sald the matter hnd gono to sleep in tke Committen on Waraliouses, The niotlon to postpone the conslderation of the resolutlon until 1 n, m, previdle 1Ie hdl in his Speeific charges to-morrow worning d by a vote of 28 yeas to T'ATIK BOARDS, ’ Introduced the followlng hileh 13 to give park nu- to Increaso tho levy for * Senator Mamer the objeet of wi thoritles the power or an act entltled “ An et toan 1 Anact In regurd t and maungemont s, und to provide Iy for tho collection of npproved May 2, y fdding thoreto teen (16), soven- ninoteen (18), ws 1 871 pletion, improve: itk u':ul boulevui Andtoiurilor e lonato o numbored slx; 19), elghteen (18), 2, approved and in to amend See, 1 of an net tatitled * An et | to the complotion, L And i igems to provide a moro oftiviont ton of delinquent issess- 2 18T), and to further i thoroto sectlois to bo nteon (17), eighteen 3 {%’h num‘n\;‘ml nn?d 080100 18 herel ed to rend us followa: : s 1y towa which {8 now In- 18 of iy eity In this Stato Purk Cotmifssioners: shull y law to nequire I trust for the n- 0, and_ of a division or for such partles or pors tho rights of such intube i public promenmle Lys, but not for any tthe consent of tho T8 of tho prop- without the powor or fncumber the s ofitsuch town and calidet annually teen (16), sove: nwhich a Hoard of | ¢ appurienunces fy Pleasure grounds and w Burpuse withou: ¥ frontaye of th g tho sume and e 0 eurporute authoriti tho power to Jov: {ho sanio w8 made’ for tho pure taxation, to be used rk Commissioners in und finproving such +OF DICHBUTG WaYS, AN sary und incldontul oxpensos ioit tho munawement ot such In cose any such town ith ony other town or of Park Commiesinnors pawer to levy such tus, iecosity. to ralsy and uso thereforo 1t I doclured and thia aet sball bo 0 condolliuted 'w % then such Tonyd "W rud'after g * NEW niLLy, e, of Fulton, Introduced 1nw of the State so es holding eintns against d persons to fllo the nlm day, or I default vayent of interest 'on such Billy werg also Intr 10 requirg part] ' oduced na follows: Requiring all Indlviduals business to comply with Ineorporated Insuranca rawn for the spe- % all mutunl benefit 21 Inanrupe t ruico 108 Compun g, nator Cumlee-Auumrlzlug tho for- lisurance companies poroprinting §50,000 certifiéd coplng evidence fn ull 2 AN approptls tate contractor ate avolded Its ed n blll appro- nent of the ofll- hext General As- oduced two il e nlmll.il?eu tlll: Asseubly, ‘and Eefe ator Needles—l[ m‘}l Iuellubcyu =7 L-§ i EF, TE 54 9 £ m 3 of corporations tor R of State, nnd Attorney-General, wus taken up on tha second rending, THE DEBATE on the mation was protrieted, tedinus, nmt thme, AT manner of wrgnnients were nsed for and ngainst the bil), and, after the mattor b been” elrned over for wore than [ hour, the motion to strike out the enncting elnuse of the bill was earried by n vote of yens 20, nays 1, it Senator White's biI glving elttes tho PUW- er to relievo distreased Tninities of polivemen aud fireien wos amenderd so a8 to provide that no moneys eoulit b appropriated for Atich purposes from funds derfved from tax- atlon, Senator Condee enlled up his motion to re- conslder tha motion ndopting the Munn cannl resolution, It wny vromptly tabled and the Sennte thoreupon ndfouried until to-morrow morning, TIUE 1IIOUSE, THE DEADLY-WEATON ML fpeetal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, SriNarieLn, 1L, Feb, .—The House met his morniug at the usunt hour and tonk up 13 buslness whero It Ieft off the day bofore— viz: with the consideration of the Dendly- Weapon bill, offered by Morrls, of Tardin, Mann,of Vermitlon, moved to recommit tho bill to the Judiclary Committee, but ne- cepted an amendinent @ moment later to snd- dle it upon the Committee on Judiclal De- nartinent, ‘The Morris party bore down upon 1t, however, with & vigorous expression of noes, and the amendment went by the honrd, ‘Ilie bitl was then taken up section by sec- tiom, and the alr soon beennte thivk with amendments, which were only too evidently Intended to kil the mensure, or at least tono down something of s s erlty, and whieh were steadlly opposed by the fanntienl Mor- 1ls, who, If ho owned the continent of North Amerien, would probably abolish the use of venknives and bodking, Whilo In the midst of the war of words the hour-hatd of the House elock worked nround lo 11 o'clack, i the Speaker Interrupted the procecdings to eall aftentlon to tho speeln! order for that houri—tho consideratlon of Mitchell's resg~ Intlon calling on Congress to retire Gen, Grant, TIE GRANT ESOLUTION, lerrington, of Kane, made the point that tho subject was not mude a spécial order by Mitehell's motion to pustyons conslderation the other day. ‘The Speaker calfed on the Clerk to read the journal, which certainly showed that the matter haud been set ns o speetal order, llerrington questloned the correctness of the juurnnl,‘ ad protested agalnst Its belng aceepled as nuthorlty without the members having had u proper obportunity to correct Mann, of Vermillon, tried to settlo tho thhg without any further outbursts of wind by moving to Iny the resolutlon on tho table, The motion was lost by n vote.of 80 to 64, Mann therefors moved to refer to the Com- mitieo on Federal Relations— TITE QRAVEYARD OF THE HOUSE, Chafee, of Shelby, moved to lay on the table. This, too, was lost, Pearson, of Madison, sald he thought the resolution - wus so thoroughly understood that there wasn’t any need of diseussing it any furtner, . Amidst some derlslon from the Democratic sido he therefore moved the pre- vlous question. 0 When it eame Herrington's turn to voto thio sandy-complexioned gentleman frony. Kane rose In hissent and got in the following clover “explanation of the vote he was sbout to enst? Mr. BPEARER: A8 tho Welshinnu snld to tho Auncicnt Piatol, * I prny of you_out of it. It will ‘doyou goud, It will ba ood for your blpody coxcorn! [Grent lnughter on both sides.] Old Morgan, of Moultrle, the ecclestnstical member on the Deniocratie slde, ‘got up, to sny that ho was anud “always_had! rhcou‘olr posed to anything 1ike hero” worship, . 1le shanld theréfore voto no—noiy "and forover, (Mory lnughter), Y “Ilio previous ™ question was ordered by vote of yeus 115, nays 19, most of the Dento- erats voting for It with the jden of having the worrlment over as soon ns possible, ‘The Hougo then proceeded 1o vota on tha resolution - 1tsell. . "Tho -Republicans-voted- solidly in tho afiirmative, an the Democrats, with the vain-hope of brhli;lm! the quortii, solomnly abstained at first from votluyg at all, When t lui‘ discovered, to their disgust, that all of the Republicans but two Were present, aud that those present were all voting aye, some of thow turned In- and’ voted, whilo others kept still and let the: thime o s it would. ‘The resolutiopn. went. througlh by n Yote of yens 80 to nayd 1, amldst u burst; of uplnlnusu from the Républlean sitle, - Terrington lot off o parting shot in the hupo of soine acrld obsorvations to the ! ef- fect that the Republican brethron had been driven into tho traces by the. cruck of the party whip, 2 3 THE POPGUN BILL, variously antended and mutilnted_almost bo- yond recognition, wns ngain enlled up to worry tha sowls of Its stubborn naversuries, and ugnin sybmerged wnder o load of amend: menss, one of which very appropriately in- eluded tho, favorit Afriean weapon, the trencherous razor, In tho list of articles'to by sat dows on In the bill, As If tho tneasuro was not already sweoping ‘enough, others wera Introduced for the only npparcnt pur- nose- of ' mnking It inore stringent, A8 a rule, howaver, thls particylar cluss were suceessfully strangled before they wero fuirly born. From fifteon to twenty amendments, however, were finnlly tacked on, until the bill was stripped of. somg of 1ts mor ojectionuble features, . The.| minimum ponalty was reduced from $50 to 25, . 0Ne very. sweeping seotion entirely stricken out, and another 8 amended ns to allow parents to permit thelr minor ehildren 10 havy demu?‘ weapons for the pirposes of Ernlucllml it home, or In stores and oftices, ut not to earry - thom as concenled, In it mnended nlmlm tho bUIT'wns ordered engrossed and to n-third reading, when 1t will elther go throvgh or fall to thy ground, Colilns, of Cook, Introauced n resolution enleulated to destroy one of the nrlucl{ml n- dustries of the pages,—that of collceting members’ autographs for snlo ut the closo o thesession, “Tlie ponderons Yancey aunoneed himselt In favor of the boys, however, and tha resolutlon was knocked out of tune. THE ELECTION COMMITTELR nsked for {mwur to emiploy o couple of tally- clorksto help them out™in the Seharlait- Mieroslawskl recount. The ! request wag granted, . 2, Horriuzton, of Knne, nfter a Diting ob- servation to tho effcet that 16 was nbont time to give tho gentleman from Iardin o rest, moved to ndjourn, and-the motlon immedi> ately provalled, ; 3 LEGISLATIVE GOSSIP, TILE SENATEPRATLIOAD COMMITTE Special Dispdteh to The Chicago Tribuns, Semiyartenn, 1, Feb, 8—The Raflrond Commltteo of the Senate dld not get the nd- ditlonnl powor'asked for to-day to sond for persous and papors miud Investigate the Rali- road and Warehouse Board from the bottom up, and 1ts fulluro to push the thing through, disgulse It as one may, Is looked upon as an evidenoe of weakness nt the start, Tho mat- tor will probably bo callel up ngmin In the morning, however, aud If the' Sonato shoulid turn o deaf ear to the request, the Chuirmnn of the Raflvond Commlttes swenrs he will ask tust the Committes be dls- charged from dowg that which It was origlnally Intonded . to .do,—~wade through The tormal complalnts made to the Bonrd, Iu other words, If the Committeo isn't to be allowed to investignto any and all com- plaints, whother made ta the Joapd or nursed and warmed In tho breust of overy- body'who has o griovance, it does not pro- Doso to fuvestigate at all, TIHE SUN-COMMITTER appoluted to Intervlew John Oborly and George ;Bogue wmet this nfternoon, but nelther of the gentlemen in question wora presant, One has a slek child, and the other was poving. bis fumily, It is doubiful whether . anything would’ have been dons hnd . thoy ~shown up in. tho flesh, I view of the pending requess for plenary powers and the general Indispo- sltlon to ged under wuy 3 long us that hung fire. ‘Thé sub-Committes ndjourned to meot aftho call of the Chinlrmun, ‘The muddle s about us far away from satisfuetory setéles meut apparently s It was o couple of weoks ago, : 5 . THE BENATE COMMITTEE ON MISGRLLANY wet thls afternoon, aud, after lstonlng to o couple of Peorla dauies on the alleged werits - Judiees-ot-that Court, -8tich Cuurt shall huve power °| torm of “tho Court at whleh s of tho-11inda bill, took a vota on that uncon- atltutlonal and fanatleal seheme, and ngreed by amajorlty of ane to recommend 18 pass- age. Those voling In the afirmative were Mamer, Ford, Sundtland, and Bell, and thoso votlng in the nexative Lvans, Ihorn, and White, Just about’ this thno 1t sitriek some of the members that it might be Justng well to go nhend slowly und to glve blo talk, it was declded to leave o ques- ton open until next Tuesday, when the Come mitteo will hold another necting and the lquor=deaters wi Il bive an oppottunity to b heurd from. ‘here are several theorles in regurd to MAMER'S ACTION In this matter. Ordinarily no one wonll wver suspeel bl of being I favor of the Iuds bUL - The most plausible solution secms to ho founded on the faet that his sols alm ntfu'l'ncnl 1 to have the Senate Commits tee on falironds endowed with ull power to sieid for persons atud papers In- the - railvond athd warehouse watter. Wit that end In Yiew lio Is bending every oniergy o scenro the pagenizg of the Fatler resolutlon. to-mor- row. Thorn Is dead agalnst the Ilinds LUl o s et Covernnsous to bush the Im‘cstlmtllnn. coand it s hot at all likely that, in. view of the pustponement In the Commifttee on Miscellang, Mr. [horn will be found vol e to-morrow n favor of {he Fuller resolution, and that Mr. Witrner, on or ahoul next Tues. duy, will Tnsert his Ienife Into the vis of the Hinds bill, 1n othor words, thare scems to have been a dicker, THIZ COOK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS met the Cook County delogation of hoth Jlouses this niernoon tnd made o full state ment of thelr desires and wishes b regaid to leulslation dusigned for the Interest ot Cook County, The meeting wns o plensant and hanonious one, the vari ous niembers - of+ tho delegation ex- prossige thele enlira willigness io ald the Commissloners In every way possie bie. 'The outeome of the gathering was the appotitient of three Commiasione draft bills to aceomplish tho abject in W ehntors White and Adums, and Represen utives Collins, 0, 8. Cook, and Sexton, with Senntor Campbell and Spenker Thomas as ex-ofllclo members, wers appolnted u Come mlittee to drafta bill aithorlzing the State to take churge of and maniee” the Insane Asylum at Jefferson ng n State Institution, Senators Condee and Artley, and Represent- atives Kroll, Parish, and Weber,. with Campbell mud Thomns ns ex-ofllelo’ nem- bers, were appointed to draft a bill to o away with the vresent system of outdoor rellef, and to require each town to provide for its own poor.. Senato, Condee und Representatives Strueknni nnd Plotke, with Campbellng ex-ofticlo membor, were apnolnted o committes to draft n LIl which will effectually provide for the use of Couk County’s Sinking F'und to buy In its outstumding bonds, Instend of allowlng the money o lle ddle untll the bonds mature and tie County Treasurer to draw Inferest on fn the meanfime, Pl three Cowmission- urs will meet the. County Bonril In Chieugo Saturdny afternoon at 2 o'clock, ® OTHER MATIERS. SUGGRSTIONS MHOM THE SUPREME AUDAE Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, SeiNariEL, M., Feb, .—Thy following Is tho communieation mnde through Goy, Cullomt fo ‘tho Genern! Assembly from the Judges of the Supreme Conrt, suggestinethe constitutional forms of three bills destgned to remedy certaln existing defeets and omis- slons In the Inws, un abslract of which WS, sent yesterday. Two of them will be found ot consideruble interest to Cook County: To iy Excellency Shely M, Cullom, Governor of Hitnofn: The Judges Gt tho Supremé Count tro frected, hyurm\'ulnu of olr Constitutlon, to report, b writing, to the Governor such defects aud omissiond i thoe luws ns thoy may find to oxlst, toxotlior, with approprinte’ forms of bills to cura tlio sinie. Wo tind no express provision of the statuto au- thorizing two or more Judges of tho Criminnl Lourt a1 Cuuk County, eucti to hold 2 ‘sepurato branch of suid Court ‘ut the samo time. Tho rout tinatit of business [n that Court renders L nbsolulely necessury, 10 tho spoedy adminls- trution of Justive, that this sboull b done, ond, leat the nower to do so under tho Jvrexcux stutute mighit buguostioned, tacemns prudent that nn ex- Pregd stutute should bo enneted snnctloniug thie inudo of procedure, Our uttentlon is called to thia by u communieation from several of the ‘The cighteonth sectlon of the thirteenth die yislun of the Celmtnal Code, us It now stunds, in It operntion upou the Lusiness of tho Criminal Court of Covk County—its_terns boing monthly —requires ubsolutely tha disehiurge within i fow monts of nrisonor beld by thnt Court upon tny eriminal cburgo In nll enses whero tho Prosgs cution {8 not prepured to try such fnecused; whorene, In exee ] Hpori of tl ns by S| counr 'y cotntics where tho terms oceur hut twleea your, the imprisonnent i n Jiko ende mny extend fo elghteen months, No renson 1 pereelved why 8o great n ditferenco should pres vail in o 80 much nike, = Our attentlon {8 ealled to this, also, by & com- municution from some of the Judges of that [Tho present statutoin relation to tho timo of . filing trangeripla of records (m tho Supreme Court, in casep of appeal, does not require guch tranacrints to bu tiled until the second day of the term of tho Court, This causes deluy i tho rrunnmuun O the causo for avgumoent and hearing. This fenturo of tho stntute originnted many years ugo, when wo hid 110 express coms panies, o rallvouds, ang but fow suge Hne and, under such clreumstuncas, this provision Wwas porlinpg essentiul 1o the convenloneo of the mombors of tho Bar, Now, that the faellitios of comunication ure more nhundant, sich doty 18 wholly unneecssury, wnd cuiised aro mors remlily propured tor oral argument i tho trne soripta o thed, us i genernl rile, before the begtuning of the torm. Wo_huve prepured and herowith sond you threa bills deemed appropriate to euro the e feots to which wo rofor, Al which is Tespoects fuily submitted n behul€ of the Judges of tha Supreme Court, - 1% Tvea DICREY, Chiof Justico, KmuNoi'lxm)...!u&mnry. 1881, A Br, for an act to’le entitled » Au Act to amend auact entitiod *An Act to raviso th luw In relution to ur'lgmq,nl Jurlsprudence,’ up- roved Marel U1 . ECTION 1, He L enacled, ete., That scetlon olghteen (18) of iviston (X111 thifteen of un not cutitled © An Aot ta revise tho Inw in relntion 10 velminul Jurspradence, approved Murch 1874, be and tho same 18 hereby nmended so to reud us follows: Bro, 18, Any supposed ertminal inatter, und hold Ig wustody for trlal, and not tried ' wt or before the sec- ond termn of eourt huving Judsdiction of thy of- fease, shnll bo 8¢t ug liberiy by tho court, unloss the dulny shall *happen on- ipplication’ of the risoner: Provided, thut uo such prisoner sl ho disehureod undor this clause i tho statuto in less than six months from the beglne ning of his {mprisonment. It .such . court, at tho secon e, or - auy pubses quont term withth sald slx months, shall bo sutisiled that duo oxertlons have been mndo o procure tho evidence for and on bebalt of the. ‘peoplo, uud that thore are rensonable Kroundy +10 betluvo thut suceh evidonce enn bo’ procured e term subdequent 1o sald poriods slx inonths, y sniechul order to coutinue such causo and prolong such Jmprise eutent from tori to torm, until such evidonea ann b procured, bt no lmprisonment shutt bo exteuded beyom) lhol]mrlml of one year aud alx mobiths. In ol applicentions for such speelnl ordors af continnanes, tho names of the wite neases, IEkuowi, thosubstanco of the testinony li)ufml And 1ta matorlatity, and tha resldeneo of such witness or Witnesecs, It known, must bo mwulull{ ahown to the Court, 1¢ any oner bo let to buit nnd enlurged Yrom oustedy for any portion of tho afuresald perlods, ro- nl»wllvoly. Of 81X noutha or elghteen wonths, tho timo of such onturgetment shitll not bo tuken a8 i purt of olther such periods, and when uny delay 11t the proceedivgs shall oceur upon tho nlwllanuan or consent of tha prisonur, tho tine or such dotuy shall not be taien s o vart of eltherof such porioda, B A BILL for unactto bo entitled *An Act In stich prine rocords I nppeals to the Bupromo Court, BecTion L lie it enarted, ete., Thut in oll ondea of uppeal’ 1o the Bupreme Court from a flunl L-{xdmuuut. or ordor, or decred.of an 4\leullnlu Jourt, or of a Clroult Court, or of tuo Court of Cook County, or ' from a Judgment, ordor, or devreo of a County Court In o cuse Wwhore such wppenl 18 wltowed by law, uie thenticaled trunscrints of records of decroes, udgtnonts, and orders appealed from shalt bo Ilt'-fln thg otlico of the Clork of the Buprema Caurts and In ntl cascs whero tho Iust day of tho torni at which such Judgmuents, order, or docree I8 rendered or mudo shal the nuxt Imluf of the Suprome Court in the grand division In whict such urnunl lu tobe con- gldored, sueh transcripta shutl be tilod with the Clurk of the Supreme Court, In tho propergrand division, nt loust ten duys bofare tho fives duy of duch term of the Suprome Court; and whero the laat day of the torm of Court at which such Judflnmm]nnlnr. ar deerco {8 rendered or miile shall Lo less. thun 3hivty days, but twenty duys or more, * boforo such sittog of tho Bupremo Court, witch transcripts shill by filed on or before tho fivst duy of such turn of tho Bupremo Court: sud where tho such lnst duy of tho torm shall’ bo les 1huu twouty duys, but ten ur imoru days, befuro stich ululng of the Buprema Court, suvlr trunseripts shall filed o0 or Lefora tho tentn duy of such torm BE (ha* Bupreme Court; and whevt such lust duy of such torm of tho lowor conrt sbull bo luss ‘thah ten days before the st duy of ‘tho next term of the Bupromo Court, such transcripts sball be filod ton duys bofore the tirt day of tho second torm of tho Bupreme Court ufter the | -': 3‘".); of lb'u udgment, order, ordecrou Ly rendored o tundes otberwise, suld yupeal shall bg dismissed, unkess furtbor thiae sull huve been grauted: Upon good owuse Showns: protded, that wheeo -the time of anch | herein to bo before tho Rltting nie Conrt, furthor timo Tor such td by tho eourt rendering back, and would carry out lils threat. It was u terrible auspense for me from the tlme that Miller went out until I heard somne one rune ning toward the house. I went down-stairs and Smith emme In ot the kitehen door, *[ wanta rope,” be sald, * I've "put Miller out Il2 got o rope out of the closet and ran out. I went back up-stalrs, e enme buck by-and-by and said, * Miller Is hungzlng in the harn He said he hoped the matter would 1ot come out on him, but 1 told him I was afrald It would, He snid he guessed 1t wouldwt If ho dlidn’t go away. ‘Iliere was blood on hits clothes, e said folks would think Miller hanged himself, Mary eried and sald we w Isald if I was Iwould never live to come out. Smith sald that after Miller was butled we would go awny. Ile snid that he had made a noiso an th thinking It would call s0on he saw him coming stooping nlon, It bl a knoek with n club, and the nnd ot the rope and humg him in the barn, 1 loved Smith, but sincs this happened I think he must have u very hard heart,” SMITI'S CONPESSION, After obtnining Mrs, Miller's confession of her knowledge of the crime, the fact was earrled to Smith, For n time he dented that there wans auy truth In what she safd, but tinally completed the horrible story of the wirder with his statements Miller's from 12 till 3 o'clock on Thursday afternoon. Miller was at work, - Mrs, Miller suggested, white Iwas there, that 1 put Miller 1 sufd, * Kate, It will be found out on me’ *No, it won't, she sald; ! you can do it this very night, Stand nround In the orehard tll 11 or 12 o'clock, and then make a racket in the barn, 1°) lay In bed and listen, When I hear it I'll eall Mitler, After you knock him down taken rope and hung him in the barn. She showed me where to get the rope. 1t was a clothes-ltne at the corner of the house., Fhat night, when 1 overtook her and her little gir), I wanted to bnek out, but she would not let me. She sald I wonld not be found out, for Miller had been threatening to hang himself, and people would think hehad, 1went in the orchurd ‘and staid thl a lttle nfter 10. Then I went to the baru and kicked on ft, un the side next to the house, A DIABOLICAL SCK " Pretty soon I snw Miller come to the kitehen door and come sneaking along, I stepped Inshe of the big burn door. 1 had a-plece of hardwood ediglng In my hand. . It wus flve feet long, When 1 saw Miller com- Inue near I thoughit L.could not da the deed, but It was too Inte to think, and, ns he stepped In the door, Istruck him back of the nead. He fell nnd crled ‘Oh!’ several thmes. 1 struck him hard with the club acruss the body. ‘Then he was stiil. I mn to the house. 1 met Kate at the door. Liold her I hal the rope,’ aud she guve me the clothes-line. Shewould not go and help me hang the Lody un, beeause, she sald, she could not. 1 went baek to do italone. As Iwqs hanging hhn he showed sizus of life and struggled, but did not speak.” Ile fell out of my nrms once and struek his head on the partition. 1t took me neatly an hour to get him hanged. s shoes emne off as T lifted him, and ! shoved them one side, - Kate gaveme her little giri’s apron to wipe the blood up from the floor,: aud Iput it under the floor. Then 1 went back 1o the house and talked to Kate The * children would not say anything about 1t went away Mrs. EXECUTED. Another Pair of Murderous Paramours Hanged for Their Crimes. %,Exaci D Aty of thy Bup, Nlinge ony e 1 e order, Judgy ontered as part of the oisler wlowinie suel peal to nny day not_fater thi the third the npproaching term of the Supre A fhit. for an not ot entitied » Anuot in’r intion to tho Ceimbini Court of Conk County, BreTioN L e (b enacled, ele., Thnt two or more: iles of thee Criminal Court of Conk iy each hold a different branch of maide THE ADDIS SCANDAL. Grand Rapids, Mich., Highly Exe cited Over a Local Divorce . of the way.! of th the otherslile a chanee, and, after conslder- ‘C:"‘"‘ One of the Most Boandalons c&w Ever Presented in & Court uplicate of the Infamous New lJersey ‘Chapter Just ng thero Is now prendin, ] cuses than ea, promptly by one Judie of the deelnred thax nn emorgency exists thorefo ‘therefore this net shall be I forou fro after its pnaango, The Present Ifi:_velntlons but a Skirmish Preceding the Renl Battle. oulit both be put in ,lneu at the Taking.Off of Il nmcmung;""' fe Smith and Catherine Miller T . Following Is the Iinda bi Liqnor law of this State: A Bz for an nat to nincud Seea, i An uet to provido for tho lcons- g of and nuninat (o evils arising trom tho e h'"{ Intoxleating liquors,” appruved Mareh 74, e it enacled, ete., That Bees, 8 nnd titled * An net l'n 0 o of intoxiunting Hynors,’ idedd 8o n8 Lo rend aa follows: The County Honrdsar ensed to keep denme-shons in’ tholr Pt within tivo miles of any ineors poruted city, town, or village, in whleh' the cor- MIate Ruthorlties have power to licetse, reyie ute, rustrait, or prohibis the snle t i uny plicy where tho sul rohibited by b, i leenso shall be granted by the pt upon tho wpplication by ority of tho rugistered resi- mules, of the town, who are Aand 4 of fn 0 ‘side of his barn, The Wretclies Put to Death at Williamse Horrible Pictures of Marital Infidelity . ¢ porty Pa—The Story of Thelr and Domestic Discord. provide for tho Neensing of tho suly 13, 1851 L grant Ife county, exee, Bpeclal Dispateh to The GrAND RariDg, ble Addis scandal, niotlon and Intense e: revived, and fs agal i this elty, drawin irt rooms daily, William Addis seeure wife, Hope Addls, quletly that very fo Chicago Tribune, Mich,, Feb..3, ; hich eaused such a cous .. xeltement here, ins been: n the relgning sensation g crowds of peopla to thoe At the time i divorce from his > fn the Superior Courtso ew knew of It until It was , he alleged In his | had confessed ta » mun Blodgett, and .Qeorge Munro and others, - ch connty moy +An Aerial Cotillon Danced by Four Man- + Killers in British Golumbia Last of Hyuoras and 6 0f intoxicat- Lrovided, hows it £rer, thit 1o s Connty T petition of donts, males und fu THE PARAMOUIL Wirnrasspony, Pa, Fo tlon of George Smith and Catherine N for the murder of Andrew Miller, hushand, took plnee In the L 11:30 this morning. The fall broke their necks, They died withont n struggle,—Mrs, Miller In suven minutes, nud Smith tn ten an necomplished fact, complaint that she adultery with one Loy under township oreanizations and, b vriranfzation, t stored reaidents, the cleetlon precl 13 proposed to be Ineatods o payment into the County Trea ‘)' s the Honrd iy require, = | more thun $50) for cich that tho corporate mithoritie wlties, towny, ur v lieense except b the reglstered 1les, ¥ over 10 | ward "or clectlon district therd "y -khop I8 proposcd to b t= | bo no divisiun'of wardgor el 1 tho prtition of. tho residents, na ut 0 entire town or villnge, And ) riwnted in contravention of tho tlon abndl be utterly nuil N8 constitut i tuliiled electors, titto constituted, t or rugister of County Jall yard townsh) hen of o majority of the rex wales and femnles, of istriet where the sumo d excopt Wpon tho 8Ty of RUch sitn not less' thin £5) nor out of the way, various eapnelties, One w —swore In that cuse that he had been guilty of adultery &lans, and the decres was gr glven 810 n o city, The fam itness—Blodget! and Mrs, Addlg "7 on various oecas- - "The Revs, Bright aud Reeser attended them, and_read short statemonts from them on the seffold. Smlth ucknowledged he did the Killing, ana Mrs, Mitler laid the plan, Mry, JMller's statement simply catled on others to take warning by her fute, und did not allude % 0f incorporated lloges stull graut o such PO it PULIOn of 1 majority of b 5 ith us alimony, and left the - ¢ iy wns wenlthy, and had moved in the best soclal clreles, catlon of the facts In the ense le mendous exeitement, lleved Mrs, Addls here th dran locateds or, IF there Large numbers be« n much-aBused womnn, - she was sent for and brought 8 hamlet In Coannda to - this ett was arrested of perjury, and tlon of perfury, the deeree of divorce v agnlnst Blodgett and Ad o successful prosecution, missed, Flually 1 divoree from A refuslng setttement and Je without divoree, constunmaged, fited in the Clreult Court, abusive conduct and t; part towards eing twenty-five minutes the cut down, and removed by their 3 R Al vohl, and thoe persu of Iteulstry for repister ¥ the Reglstry lnws o L whien they mnke the lls i thelr'respoctive districts, ot tho sum e munner, ke o sepurate female residents -of such 11 although mueh tranbled Tn mind sald he wus prepared to dle; that M e Was us mich to blame as he murdereil Mitler at her solicitas this effeet wag Told. On tho way to the Miller beeame so weak that WIth her were compelled to assit ner. Smith also showed physical and mental wenknesy, Ascending the senffold the hlack Justed and the noose placed around exerclses began, Unished, the trap was sprung, Thers was searcely n percentible atruggle by either, Several hundre -ynrd witnessed the exceution, FURTHER PARTICULA Abont 11 o'elock Mrs, Mille from the cell and seated on the the corrlilor, on a chargo Addis neeused of suborug- Tlhe ense wus re It timoe Hst or regiatar of nlf distriets uver tho n resived iy Btuty une vear, fu Bich distriet thirty days; of the revision of the re be rovised and corveete L 1nd within three days thereg| ‘e oflive and with™ the snme olflcer that Ister of electors 18 flleds and sald list € feunles and tie register of clects i fuelo evidence In determin. ey of any petition VIstons of this sets and all letions ot ankd re; far aa tho sume are necessary to shull apply, be obséry nakiing atnd revising en real on tho . part of ‘nny person or ing orrovising the snine shnll bo Imposed as by snid license shall state the time for rinted, which shull not exeeed ono pluce whore tho drim- i) *hall not bo transfernli pewson tcensed kee one plteo at tho s Krunted may e revoked by the Conuty corparate authoritic I opened and aeated. The cases dIs did not result in and were “dis. Ars, Addis began a sult fox ddis and o suitub) A statement read from the sen gallows Mrs, =) KIRter of clectors shull Hoard, in tho th rea or rewlster o ors ahall he e tho su uidor the pro vislons nud re zal separation which had been progosed . Iler complaint, . recited cruelty and reatuient on Addis? her for many but, before they were carry into effe with in vivlation the otlicer i makd tines und penalties Taws ibed. * Have youdonoe it 27 *Then here fs | of perfury and subornation conneetion with the former bloyed ns nttornoys Godiwi city, and Blair, Kingstey oJ. Reeves as eounsel and seeured J, C. A. A L Standish and J, F. Grove all of this elty, L. A, Storrs, of Chiengo, varation of his answerto her blil purations for the trinl, d by the defendant to ba - - ;] court, have been ever siuee vigorously on hotn witness, married here from San Fra daughter fram Leadyitle, torney for her I the former case, orndo. It is'reported thut more thun 100 wite b nesses will be sworn In the case, and it Jg. guite certnin that the trfal will cost $15,000 or The teinl I open court, boforg of perjury In upper tloor of She was nttended by several Sherifty. "The Jurors then filed in, n & Earl, of thiy & Kleinhaus and A, 1. Addisresisted bitterly, shop 13 to by Fitzgerald ns attorney, with e, hur shull the bt drum-shop 0t more than ama times and any a3 counsel, 1t is reported, too, that tha ", was employed' Letween two men, She wus fol Swith, over whose shouldey was thrown, Mrs, Miller was protected by an ordinary shuwl, She was broken down In spirits, and some dinleuity was experl- enced In getting her to the sentlold’s She moaned 04, 13 tho easo muy be, when- Sutlsfied *that the porson [1- d uny of cho provislons of this 4 disorderly ot jll-go t for [dlg or dissniute | guining fn hia deain ce mdjncent thoreto, sed his violite rs a blanket shawl o aet, or keep or phiee of or ullows nny {i I any house or of compluint, whicly was demande vorned house, and prayed continuously, ATIO! 111, introduced by Senator ¢ did Smith, when the shackles fved o favoral unEducatlon in the Sen- The following Marshall, 1rom the Conunitiee ated A BILL for nn net Lo un clemen CTION 1. He it enucled, ete., mmulluur. ur uthor ehitrie of uny of Sund 14 such uhild perlod of at len: year, which school-yeny 1lest Monday in BIX weeks of wh 1 shch ehild or children arooxon tendango by the Bourd Dircetors ko cl us the easo mny be, In ur gunrdians veslde, upon Bhown to thele antisf ital condition of such cf ent {ts nttendines at sel study for the perlod reqitive I8 tnught fn a private Brunehes us nre ord rehools, or hus nlready learnhyr ordinnrily Lrovided, Tunt i ¢ bie taught for three m wihthin one nnd one-! _(mvulle;l Bon withl Cuourt, ligblo 1o B fuetion of of School Dirvetors hav nrent or guardian hns n With 10 purchuse tho nece dnughter, betng brought another marrled filler asked me If 1 wonld Ro away and marry her, aud Isald 1 would, She kissed me good night, 1 threw thestick L killed Miller with into the: tiver, I got soute arsenic once for Mrs, Miller to use on her husband, but sne did iot do 1. THE CHILDUES’S TESTIMONY, Mary Mitler, the eldest ehilld, made the fol- lowing statement: 1n the night she was awakened by o noise, She looked up ‘nnd snw George Suith In the room, Hesatdown on tha side of her niother's bed, Her mother hind lier clothes on. Swith said: “Miiller I3 hangimein the barn” Her mother asked who hua put him there and he replied Isdone,” 1fe went down stalrs, and Mis, * When mother went down stairs,” sald the little’ girl, * Jennie alsed up In bed and satds Sith did that, or he would, here and fold- mamma.’ "I thought .Jennle was asleep. She sald she had heard some one halln * O In tho night In a way that made her afrald, and she hnd covered up her head with the quilts, In themorning motber sald tome: *Go out to the burn and sees Smith may have told a e, I was ufrald to go down alone, SMUTHER AND JENNIE went with me. We saw papn's body hang- Iz in tho barn and hurried back to tho house. Mother told us we must not say n word to uny one,or she would eut our tonzues ont, Wecerled and sald we would atl be put tn Jall._ We Hked our was kind to us, Tle¢ brought us n hice pall of mllk Thursduy night, We did not like George Smith, e was always around when vapn wns away, 1 hennd him say once he would knoek papn’s benins out same time.” Jennle Miller, 8 years old, sald she lienrd her futher’s yotee In the middle of the night erylng “OW1” several times outdoors. She calied to her mother and asked hor what ler mother ordered her to £o to sleep, “Ln the morning,” 5, " mother erled hard bofore she lury and 1 erled when we went out i, for we knew he wis dead, crueks, hanging 1y After the feet and honds of the condemned had been tied, the Rev, Dr, Bright, on behalf of Smith, rend 0 short statement, giving in substance his confes- slot, Smith safd he had and that Mrs, Miller to sceuro to ohildren the bon- wmry educutlon, ‘ot every pnrent, person -huvig control and child orehildren between tho nges yenrs, ehall bo requl hildren to 4 publle sehou st twelve wooks kliled the old man, wiped the blood off his clothing with a white rag, While this state- ment was befng read 3, MILLER SUHOOK NER NT In_cieh schools I8 to: cominence o tha ember, A, D, 138 nsecntive, untess uncovering” ‘of disgusting . wickeduess ever sworn.to, In'» o court In this State, ealling humense erowils to heur it “Abont seord of our best eltizing —ludies and gentlewen, among them Mrs, ' Judge Withey, Mry, I, Winsgale, - ana Mrs, A, B, Watson, Me"nnd Mrs, Spring, Mr. and Mrs, Ni L. Avery, Stevens, Mr. and Mrs, HEAD DEFI- ‘- Smith prayed al-the time, and thauked God he wis remly to go. The Rev., Dr. Iteeser offered n short proyer moved to’ the ‘scaffold steps, prayers were finished the deputies put the loases over the heads of the nurderers, They both glanced piteously at the ot Bdvention .ot which Its wn‘wun n that the budity oF hild 39 such s to pree | or application to yor thut such ¢hihl schaolorat howo In- such rlly taught in primiry ¥ nequired the branches of tehit 1n 1o public sehools; publte_school shuil not hilf wites, by tho newrest tetice of uny such per- , lu:‘ stull not be niery Miller followed i, C, Hinsdale, aud’; . Luce—have testitied to her good charneter and exeellent reputation previous ta the former ense, and also thut they aid not belleve the charges then made ngninst. her. ‘They also testitied to hls good ehuracter and’ reputation, so far as thoy knew, before that | case, as n gond eltizen and n kind and Indil- gent father and husbind, | esses was one Thomns Cutnmings, hera from Detroit, Addls alleged that to eriminal Inthuney with, the whole allegationabsaltutely false, T siichu man as Addlsihad clieve George Mrs. Miller compluined t have come up und 1t was loosened. ‘The black enps were thew'drawn over thelr heads, the caps wore tled avound the neck, and the prisoners told to stund on thelr feet, Mrs, Miller was as- slsted to her zeot, und Smith stovd ereet. While Dr. Reeser was prononneing a short proyer the exeeutioner pulled the lever, and bot bodies dropped wit Death was Instantancou: DETAILS OF TIE CRIME. Thirteen years ngo Miller, a farm-laborer, 40 yenrs of age, proposed marriago to the daughter—17 yeurs old—of a shiftless nn who llved near this pluce. She was attraets Ivoand boren good chorneter, She had lover named George Swmith, offer becauso she dlsilked him. r that he would support as ho lived If the girl beeay pelled hor to marry lived a life of eontinual strife, They had three ehildren, Elris, now of the ages ol 12,9, and 6 years, of George Smith, who co the nelghborhund, oad, OF tho resid the sehool dlst: u provisions of 1his ac hull be shown to tho sutis- Lducation or the loant Among the wit- ving control that tho 0t Tho meuns where- osgiry 8eliool-books 1o with tho requiroments of iihorized hevoby o fur- h books, free ot chinge, tho saine to bio iyt tho disposnl of such or Beout Direetors, 1 by roturned at the vxplratiy Who was one'ut the men, ‘ dis had confessed - ITe pronounced houn omlnous thud, ld 1 Bourd ¢ beoks sl school term, Bre. i, In enso any parent, person shall fiil to comply i OF this net, salid parent, suiy biwhe eontrol shall be Hubln ton fine of not more than 10, Munrue, anothe: alleged, has disappeared, aceiise the other of kuavery disappenrance gnardian, or othor 1th tho provislons Kunrdian, or othor per- L ohild or children less thun &6 nor Sukd fine shall by fay Droctor or Prostdent, of w; beture any Justico of the Penci Whoro tha s0Ime may ncerue, amd wl shell bo paid ta ] township in which def offeuse was conmitiod for tho smne a8 money pose hove seenred beneh warrants for him and offered rewnrds for his enpture. Conslder ..} uble time hns been taken in hearing tegtls wmony relatlve to this shle fssne, and to an #l~ tezed attemut of Addis lnst Friday to Intlmle date. Another witness, Willlun 0, Sylvege- ter, testified that Addis had had a erlminal Inthmaey with Ils wife, who dled fu Decern: ber, 1870, and read a confesslon from her o cupylne many pnges of legnl eap, the partleulurs of the erlwe, Sho refused Miller told her fathe: hool I'rensuror of tho endunt reslded whon the uid by him aceounted Talsed” for school pure @ske, 4, Itshall bo tha duty memnbers of offonsn oce rectars or meinl The father com; Miller. . They of auy Directors or t tho Behool Bourds to prosocute un; % under this net, and any DI- onids neglecting i ten duys ultee 0 ou thoui by nny 483 thia person cots 0 oxcused hyfthe distriet School 1 of not luss than um can ho saed Milter was jenlous utinued working in The uttentions of Smith and Mrs, Miller to one. another became com- mon talk, This Increased the bitterness thut oxisted betweon Mrs, Millor and hor hus- band, On Marels 18, 1870, Mary Miller, the oldest dnughter, accompanied by her litlo slster Jennte, appeared ut tho honse of Will- law Hornler, n nelghbor, and told him thut :Ner father had kitled himself, ing In the barn, Milter’s barn, T, TIE MURDERED MAN, , The old man .was haiglng from o beam by 18 rone, which was passed twlea around the .bpam and tled uader B hiin lomborman's knot. Miller-was ‘in>his stocking-feet, A ‘palgof overshoes Liclohghig to lilm were at | ‘ohw” slde of tha bueny” as If they had been Jiken off and oarefully placed sthere, Mil- Jer's jaw was brokep, aud thore was a bad ‘ent on tho back of his neck, On tho outshde Of the barn there was blood In the snow nnd marks s If soue ono"hnd staguerod about, X plank In the barn floor gave evidenes ot having beon taken up, It was holsted by some of the men present. A ehild’s apron was found beneath it, covered with blood, It was plnin thmt Mliter could not have - flleted tho njuries npon himself, and. then hunged kmself, ‘The bellef was general that ho had been murdored. An investigntion was commonced. The susplelon ugabust George Smith and Mrs, Miller was so strong that they wero both ayrested, A Nitlo while aftera negro named John Brown was ar- rested on susplcion of befng also concerned In the crime, Swith and Mrs, Miller were lodged In Juil nt Willlamsport, ‘I children 1n chargo by relatives, Mg, MILLEW'S CONFERSION, Mrs, Miiler and Smith had loudly wrotested thelr Innocence of. Mitler's death, guve o clreumstantinl ueconnt of his doings and movements on Thutsday ylght. After the littlo girls had glvon thelr story ta Con- stuble Stevenson, Mrs, Miller was vialted in hor cell il Informed of the fact. Sho then broke entirely down, and gave the following account of her husband’s murders * Last. Tall George Bwith made threats that he would put Miller out of our way, so he could murry e, but § persuaded him not'te, On Thurs- dyy night whon he overtook we and_my lit- 1o girl ho agaln suid ho had minde up his mind to kill Miller, but did notsay how ho intended to do It, He. sald thon I would lead # happler life, 1 told hun Lo had better not think any wmore ubout that. . When he lett e e sald he was golug howe, Iwas awakened in the nlght by Mitler gottlug up and golnwe out of the house, | becwno greute 8y exclted, for 1 was afruld Silth bad coma that noise was, bers of Behool 1 keep still and ta proseente for sueh fino withi written notieo bas been served taxpnyor [n safd district, unl plitined of &hall by erson committed for a erimingl or ikmrnl. stutll be Hy G itor moro thag §10, which for by iy taxpayor of tho Tronsuver of suid townsh conuted for us other moneys purposes, and sald money 1Ny whick tho offenso asserting that he ravished her, 1a look for pn| We saw him tl the barn, und he was all hot eat any brenkfast that morulng,” —tam he tried to debuuch her! with money and by money to hush up o possible seandal abous that affalr, and afterward accomplished her * ruln, though she was an Invalld Wit She atleged that herIngt W weeks before she died, wus his offspring. Sho confussed as to thel crlues and woneys recelved bpforo death, Auothor .wilness corroborated i 4 sleoplng-car both force; that hLe. pald rafsud for sehaol shall bo npplicd to the hool i tho distriot ju iitted, ;Vacronra, B. C,, Feb, 3.~Tho three Mac- Treans mud Ilare wero hanged ut Now West- They were twica trled s furl guilts of the murderof Con- sher mul n_settler named Jumes 1y In December, 1879, and was hang- consumption, Hornler and others went to nluster on Tuesday. child, born but s fe ——— . Ttomarkablo Outbronk of Trichinosts vk Cluerver, have Just recolved from tho ssup, of Beypout, Syrin, 2 N Nei A lotter which wo Hev, Di, Honry H, datad Deu, 24, 1880, by probubly tho most' roinarkabio record of this torrihle di uticvoked swine's tlesh; *The Byrin peoplo hay thix week by the b trichinosts I the VI Alyun, nenr iweaty of tho vili boars shot in Mt, thom beenmo dangorous! roudy diod, and othors nr L1 Khiyuas aro Metawilel 1lms), Surondtos, and wllehs, bolng Musiing, flesh of tho Unclean b and rotustants pavteok, and nre in thu agonles ot that dire discase, sundd ot the trichl of tholr bl g interest horo, Physiel ptions huve heon ralsed 1 '£hio Muslims sy eoolly, *Pooy hen will thoy lonrn tonbhor th uk Allub) khanzlrgt 11 f8 ovident thiat ple ato the honra' utmlfill. onl i pork (8 common nll over bttt | Boper that this culumnies i s, and 1o tho practive, e flomana had a pussiun_tor obolisks, ro- lug the one now I Now York, i the one a, from Hellopalls and eroos| fore the Cresaroum of Alexaudely, onnt of un abellsk eut obetlsk whic same’ . tenor, from Addis, He' knew nbout it g Addis? felend inan effort. to settle 1t with nonby nbout the time Mrs. Sylvester dled, and kn that soms hundreds'or dollnrs were pald ¢ his presence, Ho . testitied to other Jywdy ness, notual or attempted, on Adills’ party known In the sme way, one cuse being n iexitimnte ehitd born In England, und UL posed to be yet allve, - Mrs, Aadls to-lay hng ' testified that the Sylvester affalr was known, inpart to her through partial confessions,’ and that for years X of Addis' Infidelitles with many ‘womes Aoma of whow she nued, aud that when st remonsteated with him he beat wn her, threatened her with swora ut her, and enlled her vile naines, Iife with i was_ niuiost unendurab WS one of the most horribln migstie discord und marital in ing to her testimon of the case to come, last about four that tho reve- the skivwish on | and that the renl battls §s yer o nse [8 u teartul one, ln what- y-be viewed, and fs lkely . to. ors aud - starthng sensatjynol erlag unchustity and v beon grently exclteil of i terriblo oytbrenk of o ot 1l Khlyam, In Mor, Mt Hopmau, Two ngers nte tho tlesh of wild Tenter thin ours: h now adorns the pl- tItoine, wiis originils . o of Amen ut Hello- d as It now stunds it e, and 1ts fruoed pro reapeo- clhica und 0 feer wide ut the es 18 /LR con und | Iy. set up beforu the W s beon anlenint @l to welgh 445 sians, tho Greeks, and tho Romun remuln i the pluce it wius origlinlly fur, but an tho establisbinent of Chrl Constanting the Ureat, intendhy Ment of his new Capitil i the Bust, romoved ¢ to Aoxandrhiabout 0 A, D, - This | ntention ho earry out, but it was hrought from succeasor, Constuntius, who re- ercoted i In the Circus Muximus, A ship was buli¢ to convey the ebelisk 1o Roume; B0 sed thoe Bugo triremns und ita_ ponderous Heross tho wuters of rotestants, The Metn- of coirse did not vat the oW writhing 2 Tens of thotis nu splialls Mg overy 1lssuo Ci6 citso hus deousfonod grent it for thu ndorns subsery Egypt by his #ttilose relatdon to the tme of flilng trnngoripi of rh'- w revolvers, and tho Mediterranean to tho ore of O3t~ Arrived thero tho ubelisk wus sl ot from the dock of the galley on low cart supported by rullers lnstend of whoeels, amd It ugued and pusticd throu, of Ostia Into the Clreus Maximus, * remulned to ba doi minnus Marcellinus, tlin muss of thoso poar pen- meat ruw or only partially raw inutto, heof, and tho lund, and it (6 to ba letures of do-- delity, nceord- br, Post siggosts. that | Agrippa prolmbly diea of trichinosls, tho seeounts recoly through Nr, fram tho di; ceordd the historinn, Ame- ug 10 seL It nprighit, which bardly vxXpected to uecomulish, ' Lurye catns af wood wore planted upriuht wnd ralsed gerous ultitude, resembling a forest of 'Fo thess wero nttachod o, thick Trom tholr woluht und fension, ap- 18 8o many slender thromds ‘nud velled the sky as with a close ropes the mountul ‘ed thuy far from Bl Khiyuw, weeks, ler luwyers sa suffortng thero Iutlons thus rar “are bu tho pleket Hne, ever light it . nerense 1n horry developinents I other wickedness, B & INDIANA KNIGHTS OF HONOR, Spectat Dispatch Lo The Chlcago Tridune, INDIANAvOLIS, lud, Fob. 8.—~This morning’s sosslon of the Urand Lodge Knlgts of Houor wus dovoted to tho clection of ollicery, with thy followlng results - W, N, Clitt, Dictators J, JH. Walkor, Viou-Dictutor; A A Oudborne, Quardlar Morrly, 'rusteo; J. 1 the Buprewe Lodgv. ————em— Wincliestor's Jlypoptiospliltos wlL cure consuinption, brunchitls, und genorul twenty-ouv years, | ————— < p Bitters purifivs the blood, pnd remoyed lwples und eruptions, i dy, ot Sidon, the 0 must bo Very g W AS tur i 1 know, this {8 thoe vt sllzluuiu!n( lrlurhlufl ";’\"‘""l'" llm“wll s physicinns of the Amerlcan A GurEberura | MRS (bhaa: Anerican, X tho peril of cutlog swine's sl coukod; but, alus! WArRIDE FNFOlY sow tainly something repulsive i the #Wine fu this country, and one ¢ tho probibition agaiust eating ows,” . ———— A Good Thing tn Now Mexlco, Vew York fndependent, he Ninety-Biito Desert {s now the tchuoring ousle elical Collogu ¢ the pooplo of I ruw o hulfs lous mnass of granit, covered thoss most [n ucea of the ) s profualon of hioroply phics, wusattiched il ubsed up it tho air, an ually susponited, was ut lust Poised upon tho busy proparod for it by th ertions of mmy thousand of mon, 1) vovorod with plutes of gold, wis pluoed soonufter damaged by COMCQUONUY ke uway, wi gure of u tlune, also wude T, #old leat und curved to rovowmble a and hetng gaudual WILOE Woidor ut bork wmong the New Tho contry of broken by & witorjug, place, which refloves tho lon) 1 3uJ. Jobn Murtin d o swoet, abundunt fount Bolt, with u'slight furty teot, aud tho lessened the supply, r’nlllcll lh}! wind soun o irirglo buge !\uul sweet:ns b + 1), Ackelimun, Auats In 167 'ho Irropresalblu coniliot ¢ Unlyursity uttendod a loe dencae Hosultul on” Bundny, students frow 1 taste of wuiphur, heaviest dritughits huv At is pumiped by u wiadlll, . ethines wakes bi: and plush, us the stroam fq I4 8 suund 1 tho varor t Y 8 st houring of the” Boturo tho woll was mude water w barrels to the stution frour the it teen uiles uway, Tho ne laeightoon wiles dlstant, Wildwan, Rupresoutative toguther with whito Collexo and frouy whito studentd thollekt the nogrovs were putionts on whom oburations werw 1o by pei fuund that thoy wero st the rouw, “Sowe of / voughs, weuk Juuge, - Lo ul!l)l'u’tll?vfll il 'y stetiliity. Establish) e rforwed, but when thoy vbysiclans uphold