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JfllLWAJJKEE JNEWS CO. MILWAUKEE, TUESDAY, MARCH 30,1875. VOL, XXVfll Nu77. LONG DRflWN OUT. Although it is Not Lengthen- Sweetness.

MEANING THE TESTIMONY; ffl JHE BEECHER-flLTtiN CASE. of W. toess- es Examined -Yesterday. Including Telegraph Operators, and a Merchant Prince. "Whoro Was Henry Ward on the 2d of June, the 13th, and tKnkho'rcfsrrcd'totnis testimony on the'IGth, and gave that one of the reason? why the investigation should be He'liid'a report which he wished tbe committee to adopt, exonerating hinudf ind Boccher.

On tie 23d of July Tilton btought a bnii'dlc of papers to the committee and began to somcUiing which some mcmbmol the Mmmiliec tbonjflit was not pertinent expressed a desire to examine the pa- and I was tb be nil owed to do so. C0acrrnrii NEW YORK, March ,28. If tlie crowd around the Brooklyn City court room to-day is nny indication, interest in -tlie igreat scandal trial is on the increase. Mr. Beecher, his ivifc, yotmgrst son ond Dr.

Edward -Bocchcr, were present and seated in front of the Pljinonlli Clmrch delegation. Mrs. Tilton and Uic iteonicn who usnally BWompany Iicrwcrc absent, bnt their places were occupied other women. TJOWS, -riwynurc iris tie iirsl witness and in answer put by Mr. Miss Bcssio lived in my family.

She came in the ppring and left iu the summer, bnt I do not recollect the Trar, nor havt? I Tiny "memorandum of dates. My family with others went on a trip to Omaha Uiat spring. We left on the 3Ist of May and returned on Ihc 12th of Jnne. Tliis his direct cxumination, and the pnwecution liad no questions to ask him. jorrx WIKSLOW CAI.I.ED.

He staled I aai '-a rtnctie'iRg lawyer tn 1 have been for twenty-five years. I was formerly District Attorney for Bugs County. Was member of the investi- "gating'Comtnttttc of Plymoulh Church, meeting at Mr. Storrt lipusc- Jtrs, Tiltpn was before the committee on the Cth of July, at Mr. Oxington's.

The commitUo were there five or sir-minutes before "tLc examination began. Mr. Tilton was fore the committee on the lOUiof July He said that Uierc should not bo any vestigation, and asked if Jlr. Bcecher wanUd one and be was assured thai Mr. Becchcr did.

Mr. Cleveland showed hira Mr. Beccbcr's letter calling for it. Tracy went into the front parlor, and Tilton followed. lie said: "Tracy forgive yon.

I like yon better than any man in He put liis arm around neck, TVho said snmethins about forgiveness. TiUon said: "There is one difference ns, Tracy. I slwnys forgivr, bnt you mrrer do." Cross-exainuied: The first raeetinc of the conmiittpe, when testimony was taken, was on the Cth of July. -Mrs. Ellen Wood was present at all meetings.

Afterwards I trot testimony, Mrs. Tilton made two statements before the committee. They were both verbal statements. The "first was made on Uie Cth of JtJy. I never it in print.

Bcecher made two written statements, the first on the ICth of July, before tbe committec-j They were all present The statement on that occasion was not left with the -committee. The of it only was published. I cannot say-that a stenographer took notes of it .1 have never read this etatcmcht dincc that night, and never saw the Bleriograpacr. write ont his notes of it Sags WAS chairman of that commiUc. JFc torncd overall the evidence, after it was written out, to the examining committee" of chnrch.

Some of that committee 'took charge of it. I do not know where it was, though thy impression fsthatMr. Cleveland took it. 1 did not sec the evidence taken be-fore the committee ontil it waspTesented. 3id noTFCperihten3 "the priirtirigbf it, nor had I anything to do with it.

I did not get Becchcr's printed. I signed the report of the cominfUce. hist I the original of it it in Mr. Baymond's Mr. TraBj was there, jand TOton said to him 10 BE ILtD SO JUGffT TO i API-Til xmc, he had his prcfruise not to do fo, nnd "racy replied that he notified Tilton he ould not keijp his, promise if he iangod Ms proand.

Tilton said that it made no difference. "Jlton did not say "Tracy, you are prevaricating." Tricydidnot say ho was appearing against Tilton. llill Tracy were lawyers on behalf of tlic committee, and examined witness. It was understood that TnETT. BEBVIcis WEEn VOI-tTSTHlV, and that they should receive no fees.

I knew nothing of tlie West charges. They were discharged; They were not disclosed before Mrs-Bradshaw or Moulton not Iwfore the committee, nor was Mr. Bowen. KEontECT ETAinwnoN. I supposeil that the lawyers received the tbanks of Plymouth Church for their services.

Tilton.aevcr famished the letters which ihe prorniseil the committee. Never ssw the Griffith Gannt letter. I wanted to sec it very much. The mistake in tlie Belcher testimony arose him calling tlio document he saw in Tilton's possession the true story. When Bcecher appeared the he rend from a paper, which- was never in my liands.

Tlie statement was partly written nnd partly oraL On the occasion of the conversation Tracy and Triton the former asserted that the home at the time I arrived there, Slw him greet several persons when I tnniK into the avcnne, and hetrd him took distinctly; I do not think Bcecher come haro come oa that train with me. Saw him next day also. I fix the date, bccajue I wished to ne him about tome little business, and because he had moved -Tjp for the summer. RccoUect being disappointed at not seeing him, bewrat to Kcw York for a week or tin days. THOMAS A.

FOLXET then testified: Am a lawyer inNcw York and reside in Brooklyn. Was msrricdxin the 3d of June, 187S, at 7 p. by BiV. Howanl Bccchcr. I noticed that he did not seem to be arrayed for the.

occasidn and was dressed for a -wedding. next witness was A. PCTKAX. who testified: I practice medicine at Fourth avenue, and lived there in 1878. Remember that on the 4th of tiiit month I left New York and went by the Harlem railroad.

Met Bccchcr betwecrf (7 and 8 a. between Hartford and New Haven. IJspokc to Sir. and Mrs. Bccch- Thev were on (he express train for 1 WA8HIN6TOH.

The Case of Bill Sing is in theSu- Jjpreme Court A Long Argument as to the the Kvi- dence. Spinner Wishes to Step Down and Out. viiitto Prtddent, when tendered his taignttton, that! would soon be a lite nun, and that I and of offlcial Ufa wou be irfksd from Idithoalden. It ii nn derstood thai prcocd upon Pros dent tio nccenity for hU rotircment Bbutcn iBMmt ADocIslott IB Rendered In tio Ar- Hot Springs Caao. Boston.

ii OSI.T nepnnrnn charge and the latter did not deny iu ftc-cross- There was a statement of TiJton's which freijnently rcfcrrol to Iwfore the committee as the true There was nothing tlsc referred to by the committee as the Ktory. TVhcn liess'e Turner was on the stand, questions were put to hw vwv fast, hut not fjistw titan she could answer. The witness here h-ft tht stand, and THOMAS .1. TCTisnn was-called. He said: I reside at Pwks- villc, and ara in Boechcr's ('mplny, taking care of his farm.

In the summer was the next witness. He testified: HaTO resided in Brooklyn oboot throe yeari, and am a member of Plymouth chnnjli. Am a stock operaror in New York, and am a member of the legal have practiced in Missouri. Was a mc24- Ixu- uf Uie Investigating Committee, Ifcrt was net present on July Cth, when Mri: Was present when TO- lie SnpriotiB Court PnU a Damper en miiKiBg. tho Cir TiUon testified, ton did on his documents July depended under He said written Bcecher's own Cth.

on Tracy said there mifiht be question abuat what the papen woojjl show and that the committee could when they saw them. He also said Ihr cbarjre against Beedier has ty, Uie document shown to him could not support the charge. Tilton raid to Gints. you think no case there is. and that Beeehcrsaid to him ever lie intended to put forward thcsfe pafxTs to let him know, that he niiglit Irave the country.

Tilton's manner wii sujrgestive aa meaning that thjc story slionld come out He said the coiii- rnitu-c was too large, Tracy said bs sbonkl bring forward papcra and let tbb oomuiittoe jodge. He FELT BOHUT FOB BEECniHl, he said, nnJ for his gray hairs. Theh) was no suggestion of any oonfeaslofts cnit Judge McArthnr, Gen. B. F.

Butliir and Richard Harrington, counsel tat, representative-elect S. King, califil attention to the resolution of the Ilopje of Representatives, passed at the last; Session, and transmitted to the District together with the books of (fib testimony taken before the CommiUei'jof Ways and Means" in the Pacific investigation. This resolution the District Attorney to lay befonvtlie Grand Jury such portions of said testimony as relates to the troth of the made by W. S. King and Jolirv G.

Schumakcr. Gen. Butler stated that ii was not proper or lawful that any testimony, papers or affidavits should laid before the Grand Jury Wimnraros, Kirch a Cottingcr has been appqiMU storckcepc the Se-renth District of Kentucky. Tbe Court of Claims to-day decided agsJnrt all cUimanti to the Springs, and in favor of ovcmmeni Judge Loriog dioentcd, and declared faror of claim. Tho caso will be appealed to tho Supreme Conrt.

STOKEI JUGGED. Am Atumft I. 1 K41ur Tia tho Crimina Court of Cook County, thia morning Judge Williams omienced Wilbur F. Storey, editor of tho Chicago Tima, to Un iinprUonmcnt In the count jail for contempt of court, in having published articlco cotutructiTeJy reflecting on the character of certain mcmbcri of tho grand jury. tM-n made at that said his letter to Dr.

hail liecn called forth which not competent nor relevant laid before the petit jury. He ci authorities, and tlic conrt id-instruct the grand jury to what evidEticc they should take cognizance of. ifo said that it was proposed to read grand jury a maw of unverified affidavits, and cited from (he trial of Aaro'n Burr Uiat aff davits should not be latoV when the attendance of rtfuld procured. Under said that this book could not lie I sent to the grand jury as evidence. fc of 1S7S Uic persons on the ami the attitude of Plymnnth Cliurch aid were his son, Nicholas Sullivan and oth- 1 era.

On Monday, June 2d, 1S73, Mr. Bei-cUrr. anil that if all were it wonlil tend to sliow that Bew-her was Judge iSsier said that covernmcut admitted the correctness of this view. Judge ifcArthur said the court coitd not decide on tli- application tmlcsi he Boecher was at his farm. He (irrircd the creature of -hi? magnanimity anil not knew wh3t the book or document was.

viee nuiurE n. ci.An.ra next the stand. Before bis direct examination was concluded, the court MAKSHAiX, WIS. Tilton -said his case ivas in 'mref Stated as to'trticfltcr" He verbal or otherwise, to him. 1 He saw Beechcr's letter, and read it very On Uiciath.of July, the day Tilton pnblished card, we liad an interview.

I (net him on the street, and told Jiim I Irnd read liis letter. lie Baid lie would like to-talk-witi me; that this in- vestigati6n was all '-wrong and ought not to be. He wanted the commiltce to adopt the report he had drawn up; that indeed ha.1 draivo or Uireo tepoits. I JtoldHni'Biat I did not tvantjto iiearanj- thuig except the testimony before the co.nraUiec. He wanted me not to opposa him, and naked me ms STATEKEKT JUBTTCE.

'I was presont wien bis sworn Etatemcnt was read, and "nt-'his I -was ahio present when ifr. Tilton tacked lit. Tracy ond-heard what lie (fflid. Tlicrc session that afternoon irheo Mr. Tilton raid to Mr.

"JTon no to IK here in inc after flic promise you made." Tracy said, Tes, but when Uiat TOD HAD CHASOED TO17B OHOCKD, I did." I made a draft of report I drew Ihc portion ofilje report teith regard Beecher's cvidenec, tmd I know there "it small -error which had crept there. Mr. Hill drew my sttenUon toitaffw My recollection is that Bcccb- liefore Uie committee, but my im- preasion IB that hc.nsed tlie word story, and not "Wd Story. 1 nmst liavc the impression that. UK CBBD.THK Tiaut rncE sronv wheat draflsd, tiie report.

The report a read over and discussed. All the members were present, and it done at my office in New York two days be- bad agreed with it- Tracy was not present on any occasion where it was or discussed. Tilton iwfore jthe jOotnmittoe on, the 10th at July. Hi raid lie "did" not Uiinkit best to have nn investigation, as TT fB.tKiVSUU i and letd'tocndtoi trouble sod distress. to-wtom be thought Quxe would TJC number of nnhsppy rcvdaiions, Beecher and himself Ee expressed nnmllingncss -and otha occasions.

tdo not remember him raying anything SBJTAB t.msessaaEOTEaa 1 in rested in thlnkj a jiecographer there at on he train leaving Furiy- second street depot Mis. Heechcr was Triihhim. They: staid there until the nt-si aftcmonn. ii sent to Uie train for him, being ndvisod of his coming. He left for New York tlic following day.

Tio came there agiin on the 5th of June. CKOfiS ECAjrrKEIX I know the time the train left New York by the telegram, I have not got it but I have a copy of it. Iliad nut in New York since the January is at last upon ns. I'nder the I had nol romcmljcrcd the date of Jlr. Beechcrs coming.

I have a memorandum for the 50 cents I paid for carrying tj ir the telegram to larm, Jnnc 2d. 1 have not-the mcmoiandum book with I. Kprims Break A-r. of Tbc Dane March (he snow, doriBjrthe 1 r.o has been settling rapidly, an4 covered with an unusual or mnrc three montlis, arc i are i many places. The Watei- Tae.

I also (iiomined the botchers Ii ot) Oret-k ranniDg through this book, for jl them when they wns on Monday Batler: Tliere arc only 08C I pages to thread Ixrfore it can decided. i DistricttAltorney Fishtr said that he understood-the motion to lie that the District Aftbpiey could not lay tho matter before; iljc Grand Jury without an order of tiifCourt. He submitted that it wai of the Court to make an order ocmling the book to the grand jury and in obedience to the order of the ho could send the book, there. to oath taken by At tho conclusion of (he reading of tho opinion there wati loud murmur throughout the vast crowd of spectators, which threatened to BBJUK OUT tSTO ACTCJU. JJTUCSE, lint it was promptly nippressed by the.

Judge, who soon said, in tones audible in all parts of. the room: "Tho sheriff will take charge of the riscucr, and coinor ntu TO JAIL Mr. Storey remained perfectly quiet in his seat, while all eyes wcro moved toward him, and hit always pale face, turned a shade or two whiter than usual. Mr. Ooudy rose, and In a subdued tone that could hardly be heard by the tatora, said: Your Honor, I DESIKK TO TAUt AN APPEAL In this case." Jodgo am not atrara of any law, Mr.

Ooudy, for an appeal in a caw of thia kind. Art yon Mr. liclieve onr Supremo Court has decided that jt can be done. The is partly criminal proceeding. There are no costs assrsard i against the ia no ip-1 peal.

Mr. decision cif tho Su preme Court which I refer to baa Ima i pnblished in the Legal fievt The not in the Ixwks, and I have not tern it at all. Mr. merely CONFLAGRATION. Burning of a Gar Shop in the Indiana State Prison.

THSEB PEBSON3 L03B THEIR UV53 IN NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. T. W. K.I CE, of a Flouring Hjll al Sioux City. of aFomHy of Partial DcctncllMVf IkelXiAu jhale Prim.

jErrsasosrn.t&, March seven o'clock this morning a fire 'orth from tho pattern shop of tho Southwestern Car Company, located inside the main wills of the State Prison sputti, joining np $3,000 worth of pstfcrw be- onglng to the SoulhwMtera Car Com- jany, I. M. N. IU and illc and Padncah Railroad Company. lie part belonging to the Southwestern ar Company, and tho was artialiy damaged.

Fully Tho oss to tho State of the main walls tlw lop, which will have to be will 318ud32O Street Circuit Court, County of Milwaukee. MTOTICB IS HEBEnV OITE.V THAT THE iH Potlt Jttrr for tho Mar torm. A. D. 1J73, for Iho Circuit Court lor Mllirautai! coonty.

will no drawn at the offltio oQ tha Ulorkof wUil Court In llio city ot Mllwna- coo, on TburKdnr. tholcth ilny of April, AB. P4.TBIC CONNELLY. Clad. Dated Htroh itm.

oianudit KREItJHT FOR Manisiee, Ludington, and Pentwater KEW ADVEBTISEMEMTS. SPRING 1875 WANTED-MISCELLANEOTTS.) AT Till', Sown Job Itoom. fIL'V. Btmltot PATTO.V CO, f.o K. Water at.

WANTKI) Til I-: H'UTl'ni? il' WHlltOH St. IJIwrill to tfootl men. Will now bo receiv Wotor utri'Bt. Propcllor Durtarby will toavo at our JO'-U, Ca Weal opjw.rtu- reach $20,000. LATEB.

March fter a close examination it is belu-vi-d- lat Iho to the by ihr tire tin: prison Uiia morning, will not xrec.l Tlie fire will not impair usual ability of tho Car to. take and Iill them omptly. ml FamJIf ST. PAHI, March 29. day morning tho of a fjynirr named CoUon, at Porkt-r'a Prairir, flve miles from Modena on tbc Northern Pacific Roilroad, caught tire, from tho bursting of a kerosene lamp.

The spread so rapidly that in a tho night clothes of Uie father, mirther; and five children were on fire. Colaon finally dashed out a window and nwuod his family, hut in a said condition. They all dragged IhcKwelreH In m-arvst nfiylj- OOQ Qf IwrX a milo distant, barefixitnl 00 ODO fj. dlt)I Ot. BUILDING PAPER, NEW STOCK.

NEW PRICES. AT JAMES MORGAN'S. A.N'TKD -PCPH-SIIYAS cud tniy-hur Klnwitln Bo.T 10 ur lllijuiftl ilt HOOKS. pimplitnu. HtMil I'rlvafi SITU ATIOM ANTKD- aurtUtiwt -r r.VNTKD- A fo run 4 MONEY TO S20OO LOAN Ivlt.ll.- In 1).

IV AT JAMESMOfiCJN'S, New Colored Silks FDRNISHED ROOMS. iriisrsKKii iiixiMM ii! in or. Jinrflc' f.i.ici" nil "rtlll 'ir n-llhciMt Ii ilD'l He- i'ocir'n ci.irk tHHituKul I'). 1 ci lii'il- Ir.initll.. I PERSON-VI.

I WKIISON VI. Sii'PHT. M.I. I i lir. J.irkvuv I AT FOR RENT ROOMS.

STORES. VtCK FltOXT 1.1,-s... 1 naked, leaving Iho tracks of tfu-ir grog on the Know all the way father and two children havo since ilinl pro- Thf ls the Corner of Michigan. murlltlly nrvlv rt i'r. in" hci the mo- I burniJ thi got imcat were there.

woald the purpose of cnlight- began rising slowly vestcrday, but thi- 1 ening Ibeif to the nature of the charge. great body of snow is melting BO gradu- camo to allj no aangcr of frCBhctu at pnjf- Monday, the 3CUi of tljit come there before that The. farm is twenty minutes' tin re from the station. entapprehended. winter term of nndcr the charge of Prof.

S. W. Krinte, elnsed on last The session 6 and I drove there for Mr. Beeche and regarded as quite successful. The Msc- his wife.

Mri Bcecher sometimw Academy is yet in session, with in the rooming, and at other limes in thr fifty stadcnts in attendance. evening, to the farm. for Sew Tnu-bcr's Institnlc to be conducted York the following day, Tuesday. Prof. W.

D. Parker, President of tlw Stale Normal School at River Falls, will their attention bid Unified to what to. They propose to to what King had sworn; that be had any money on account of the Pacific Mail subsidy and to offer evidence to rishow that it was false. Ho submitted Skat the caw of Aaron Burr was not the as this. counsel for King, eaid there wereipbints iu the case covered by There was only one horae at the fcirm commence hero on Monday, April 5th, lit Uie limitation.

lie read from on that which Mr. Beecher kept for his wn. My son went offer the bag- Mr. Coccher. Eeechcr was np at my wife's funeral on the 20th of May.

Wy son a. and continue doring tlje 1 week. An interesting and profitable idei- work for -wages Jnne 1st, and Ms ng going i nnlicipatcd. Loo: I politicians arc already consi matter of nominations for tie down to the depot for baggage was the wori wo 9 Cret work he had done. All ray charges I on (l! arc entered on memorandum Iwok on iectum- and atnong them entered on ofHccn, ami occaisonally 'f Uiat day was ciargc for the telegram.

i j. i regard' to the eloa- udge. Very few oB- to Judge Hyan are heard. rjat k-w cases of sickness are reported EECfcOSS My son Josejili had gone several times to the railway station before he began to wotk for whgcs. XV this point the renal recess 'was taken.

After the reccsa, JOSEPH s. Trnscn WAS He testiOcd: I at Peclakill, and am a son the witness called. Am living -with imy father. was attending horses in thb employ of Beeclier in June, 1873. I in the afternoon to meet Becchcr on June 2, train.

Met Mr. and Mri Boedior at the depot in Peekskill and drove them to the house. Bcecher left in the afternoon of Tuesday. I'drove him down after dinner either to the 2:15 train or the 4:20. My mother died on the 22d of May, and Beecaer'attended foncral oa the 24th.

Becchcr returned to New York, and came back on the 2Gth of -May. After Juno 3df 3id not nee Beccbenmril June 10th. Burke, ha- at in under the skilful treatment of Dr. i rapidly recovering. 1 en dangerouslj nek, of lung Academy for a week past, is now 1 have no memoranda to guide me in these dates.

Remember the 3d of June because it was the first day did woik. The first of Jane fell oi) Snndfty, and that is not a working day there. I went to meet Becchcr at the two o'clock rrairc Mrs. Bcecher came then. Mrs.

Beecher had been UMBT on the 29th of May. Drove them id. the station on Tuesday. It'was in the atlcrnoon, but I cannot tell the time of clay 4 Met the June 2, may have Waited on it-ten -minutes. TnoKAft XOCXJIEFOBT TESTIFIKD: am receiver of the Western Union Tele- jraph Company, nnd was at t'cekskill on jie 2d of June, TZemcmberreccir- ing the dispaWh froin Oiht Jay.

a This is the entry of message in tbo book. 3Iessagcs are sometimes not fated, tal vre are. enabled to fix the date by the book. Mr. Hill rend the telegram directed to Turner asking him to ocnd and meet him at the train.

WStncss contimwdT- I do not this" was in Beecher's handwriting of not. The entry of memorandum la by the manager of the department. 1 received 'ihk telegram at the office. Tlio original telegram Tmd no date, but I will swear it -was tlie 2d of Jane, from the Mitry in the book. The next: -silaras -was Be said: I am a telegraph operator in tho of lie yfataa Union York place oa the 2d of Jnne, 1873.

This was taken from Uie files two weeks br Mr.Hagbes,tiemanager<rf the Brooklyn office. The messages were 858 xncrgin iftifi tages forPoekridll nave to goto the New Tork TJiit then left the stand. 1 from Beechcr'B'reAience. Tic oritiaaO? past mine. Hew Tort llboofi ten 'eft'ffic Jod pf nmer comeio awoet returned TJJ the 4 o'clock train, anivinj; home shoot Beocter via at A PIS MAI.

TALE. EAi.TTMonn, Marcli The Sun this morning publishes nn interesting story from one of the men rescned from the ice off the coast of Newfoundland, and brought to this port yesterday by tlrf steamer Tfurcmbnrg. Tho party are iall Irishmen, or of Iran descent, and cQm- posed nearlj the entire able-bodied male population of the littlo town of Marys, Kewfoundland. TVnen retnrnlbg to the shore, in the evening of the Say on which they had boarded an icc-botind brig, they found that the ice had parted about one mile from satire leaving a cpacc of half mild clear water. "With night came a of rain, elect, and finally snow, incapV citating several of party, and -when morninf; dawned seven corpses were counted.

A heavy mass' of ice- twenty feet square floated upon which nine of tlie party got hoping thai; it would drift toward tho shore ice, they could thru save tlicmaerreB. -When it had floated three hundred feet from the ice upon which were Oieir comrjidcs it grounded, and the imfprtunatoi Erc- maincd open it for dajsijnd nights, during -which lime Six of them died. All the food they-j had in that time was a small irhite fish nhicn was frozen in the ice. The eighteen' men remaining after Uie nine floated iwulo their way to Uib abandoned All expected to die in her, and some; of them had lost their senses before reaching her. The brig moved in the ice if or a week, in sight of Jand, and toe fchcnpen were on nor ien days; The narratoi he has a family of nx children, andjsomo of tliosc who died leave families egrully large.

The ten men will be taken' in charge by the British conssl ard bc'ecnt home, 'clOus rat meetings that bu taken place in this dry tor eeveral yean wag held in Hyde Park, under the auspices the Tichborne Bcleage Committee. i Be place lienmnberv. present high gngcd, fiigt banners weto bearing mottoes liw cliunint. The addresses were Ehort. Dr.

Kenealy and Messra. Orulaw and TVtalleT ipkl pie, from ifnlS. fnen Pwi. J'Tteiolntioris were adopted dcnoundng Ih'e'crnthing partiality of the judges on 3bi IkegH (of the ustice, dediriDg lit? irotild; Smoif the Rerued Statutes, which provides that no persoa be prosecuted, tried or years after, etc. The two yean had-pipired on the 2Ctb of February lasUs-i Judge Arthur asked if something not saitl abont King being a fugitive from Harrington replied that the law provided for this Invitation, unless the party was a fugitive from justice, bat it was not pretended King had been a fdgitive.

He bad -bcrn postmaster of the House, with hi? at Minneapolis, to wliich placii be returned on the adjournment of its Home. Judge Fislicr laid this was not the stage of the CMC ibcrc the question of limiUtion came It conld be made in a plea at bar. Iti trtfl well known that King was fngitiTefrom. justice, a tnbpcrns having beett.p5accd in the Sergemnt-at-Arm'i hands, br. King, bad evaded.

Tho sw-rirc of an indictment for perjury was wanted. He. the District Attorney asked to (riove for an erpresi order to exhibit bill of indictment agahut W. S- perjury in nrcaring falsely that said W. a King, had never djihtctly or indirectly received any sum of pKJncy for advocating the passage of the Ij'Jl, and to send np a bill O.

Scbumaker with a similir Gen. Cujlcr said that a great deal bad been about obeying the orders of tho JIuUsc of Representatives. That body wail glesd, and it might be said of it ttict liro jackass is better than a dead lion. Thit body was not like tho Senate; it had. no existcaoe.

Now they were lik(j every mob of two hundred and more gentlemen. They had no judicial poyrcr, altbonch of late yean it had amounted to about as much a small police eatfirt Tliii report, which it was proposed to send to the grand jury was made on the last day uf the session, and ncrcr rcaA It had been stated that King was a fugitive from justice. He bad eva- acd thejifoccss bccaoso be did not wish to evidence -whkh could be used '-irj a case against him by the Company to deprive him of 3ns property. Tho grand jury were toiinqniro on legal evidence, not othcnfjso. Alto sending op witnesses, they hsd no objection, but they might as well the of the New York Sun tbUbe grand jury as this book to inform fliem.

Thia point was argued at lcnfrthj.6 the counstt The caw Till now go to tbc jury in the March 29 The Supremo rendered a decision in the case of Hitter -vs. Hopper, sent up on a unit of error' from the Supremo Court of MMsoort. This is a can presenting the whether tinder the litb a woman who is a citen of the trriiaaptater and of the State is a voter; In the State, the 'proTMcn of the coniti tution and laws of that Bteto confining tho right of strffrage to islonc. The unanimous In thefirinion that Uio constitution of the Dpitid States does not confer the right of opon any one, and that the con- slitujicns KVcral Btaten, which commit trnst fo men alone, an not void. The Chief Justice de- flip praniu'firy and said that an affidavit Judge aid been Klrcied to eojld go btlon them.

He did not pro- to tlirbiv the book hito the grand jury they could not find an indictment on 5i, unsupported by evidence. Ilrnlrln. Cal. il.M-n. 'J 1 A IK till'xl -it I uf iniatrs l.y jumping I 1 il.ivv-*.

ral nt'VtrrL- ilirtt- lui-n. l-'inntTty, 'Slu-r and in Ihr cn-inoE or TOE run- wxs hnt layer Slu-a a col ONKtt. lector fur San Knim-i-tru fur Col. Rickaby, ono of Storey's counsel, sionf l.ir arHcual ILinsun, i tl County, In thu mutter On jy(h i. COl'STY mi'IlT t'tiiu- Mm IN i tion, and it is fur your Honor tn nicio.

of. frum til. Tbe well, it ly harm rnlod. an.l Itllnc tin- sLitlnuUinr Uio County uf IT alx.uit the .1 Jnhn O. n.

JAMES MORGAN'S, NEW LACES FOR SALE-REAi ESTATE. jiiiit rwo nuciii FVUMS. I AND then arose" and desired to know whit i wan fumio In TBT TDK IJ against their client. But the court was unable to lay, that matter had not yet Jy a Ncff rity. Tlic Imililiiii; tunl art) a Coyy total loss.

E7 Uio Court. It might not be decided Ha could not yet deter- liccn ilecided. for some mine the question. The time had. now arrijcd for vx.

ITOKKT TO oo TO JAIL, and tho "coatonptaivls" editor arose ind slowly accompanied George ITufch- inson, the chief bwiff, oat of the room through the side ait, and along the extended, narrow corridor leading to the dark, dismal prison, closely followed by j' Colonel Rickaby. The great CBOWD UtOSK E3 1LISSE to catch a parting glimpse of tho pris- oaer'i receding form, ind then, when ho had disappeared from view, there was a Tim! run: liiv J. MANN, County Mllll Unrmt-4 nl TilT. Cmcioo, -A from ILWirKEE COCSTY COrBT-In Pro- ill. sttnr of tno acobl.

di-'ctsoao Letters testamentary on fituto uf Maria Sionx City says the Sioux City Exchange' testamentary on ralil Flouring Mills, owned C. E. and D. J. Jaoobi aad four months from ind after'thi) TladjrA were burnnl ycrstcnlay morning.

Jfitli March. A. D. boinff NoUiini Loom on stock" matt mills Insumnre, $23 OOO. THE DOMINION.

tmr Cnmmilmmmi Im the OTTAWA, MArch In reference to repatriation of Frrnrh Oiinaxlians from the United the Government west for all such who wish to return to and take thorn tip an fire tor credllort to prewnt their olaima for oxamltinUon auj boroby said Cud That ol June and Jay of July, Mil batooffloo In tho city of Milwunt tad Adjtttr anii d- penoni Offalosi tho suad Mun aiUi ot nr.tln> Fr EMBROIDERIES A.1 JAMES MORGAN'S New Table Linens 1 Ui-? I 1'iinM rNOr.i: 1 SUM. mlil-Jl V.ui I i AT DatiNl Man'ti Wh. Copy J. K. iIA.S.V.

C.iuntc of tho United have with railway compames. tush for the doors, and all confrujon for the next ten minutes. When order had been restored, tbe ordinary business I homes of the court proceeded- sportation of Mr. Storey ftt present occupies Jailer Doyle's private office, wilerc receives friends and citizens who call by the hundred, with much ease as in his own office. Ho expects to be released upon an ntyfff order of JndgT McAllister, of the Bu i GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

preme Court, whom an tion for writ of supersedeas has been made by Mr. Ooudy of his counsel. There is a good deal of excitement in tho city over the action of Jndgo Willlama. The geoenl Kntiment condemns it an extraordinary end U.W.U"KEE C-Ol'XTY ITobale. Stalu ot County.

In the ranttu Six alchtaund SiUur'lar Mivthu- iQff The article referred to by the court in jnstificaUon of its: order critklsing the Grand Jury and State wu written after several indictment! bad been returned against the Tiatt and therefore, could not be construed as obstructing the proceodingi of the court 1 Tba averment at the article (hat COBSCTT ASD DISHXFUT.UUJC MM were on the Grand Jury, it claimed can bo substantiated and the criticism is regarded as justifiable. The feeling In t2us community it that the court has exercised a dangerous power and has struck a blow at freedom of speech. QSDCBZD. CracAoo, Marck 29. Tho following telegram bai been received by the attorneys for Mr.

Storey from their partner in "Waukcgao: WACXMAV, lliKh B. CbuorUr.SUnr: Uriac Into ft Jli.lXW. Qc UM io K. CUwllu Qcom diKLusKl frra WM. of Court." WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

March the Northwest of the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, cloudy weather and rain, falling barometer, and southerly winds east of the Missouri Valley, followed by riling (prometcr, lower, temperature and sonthweat to northwest winds. livcfcittnb opinion. Tnmmmrtr YOEX, Hatch A Washington sayi Tjniied States Treasurer BpianJahas resignation to eflect July 1st. March United Btttct Treaitntr Spinner lantAed to-dly, tm9 TUil Flora Bio JutlrTtUU IS. It is generally reported that His Majesty, the Emperor, wiH, at tho opening of parliament, request tho neceaary consent of tho Legislative Chambers for a new voyage to Europe, -whence ho will positively go to the United States of America, during the Centennial festivities of 1878.

Among the great monarch! of our pment times, whose reign has continued for over quarter of a century, D. Pedro II, of Brufl. Victoria, Queen of England, and Victor Emmanuel, IT, of Italy, will be ipecully pointed out in future history model (overigns, both for their strict adherence to the constitutions they had bound themselves to defend, and for thqtr unfailing ex to improve in ercy possible manner the well being, prosperity, greatniaa, and fame of (heir respective countries. OfD. Pedro IL it will say: "Behold monarch who ascended the throne of bu own cocntry, being jet a child, who reigned for long seriti of jcari over the richest empire of the firth, without en- rlcbinghlmaeU orhlavxoyal.family; hla lifo from beginning to end jbaa been tnv stained, his Tirtoei were great and tunn- berleas; be at Uw tame time tbe most learned, the toort Mtriotic, the moat Jib- dtisn of, BndL and still be iwu Emperor We writatbaB ttingi tw canmi Uuyara tho sinoerely hope oar Amerioin friends will renumber them on tie occatloa of taaTiiitof Hit Msjerty to the United BUlo.

-JOth. MTleELOACARFAKO, Tbo cmlnentiSpanUh Traci-illonnp flap- portsdby th" L. Kelli-r Companf will appear in the tttarv URS drama LIFE FOR LIFE! copy rich u-'l br Cnrfano Miss Melissa Breslpan. the BUn.l Girl. s-t of Iho of John Duo- i ilay of March.

A. county Mtlwaulji'tf BII.J th.j and Thatajil.l John joun- Jl.st Jay of if-a, and iirnylnc 'hm C. K. Martin appolntM ailmLDlitrator orUored. that application be I ard bffrrr' md.

at the I'ruhnto hi Iho I Aity of tho Jay uf April, i A- U. ot 111 iflcHlli 3. DJ. And further that JAMES MORGAN'S. NEW TOWELS and NAPKINS IJ.

1' III CO. -J S- AIi.1l Fill! JII-K I FAKMCOVr Ji" :i.T.-T.r uuul. vr---, 11). 1 1 well W.IHT...I. a I I.

.111 K-. I farmiiit; lu i J. 1'Ulli 1-. 4 iior.si-:. rm.

Lotoii IliM.iJncf* nro hour. nn.I a purt o( anilii 1 fflUliaf'r 4 nr L'ail'Jv- Lir.H-..ryV...r.-. liy J. L. 1'KLUL'E.

FOR SAUE. m.vT KIM-: i rontiix. (I; fnujt JinO D. i'. HULL ill; SALE- THAT VUJ'ABLK AT said anptlcatiou and publUhins a copy of thi.t order for ih In each wuek.

Dally noWipaiK'r tictni In Mild elty prior ti) said By the eouri. JOHN £. toony arwxl awi ROBERT BATY, Manufacturer will ho in German 1 rpnoli duzliur tho wyii. MiJDJuy ifl Ki llsh. as RfPerved ow roivly at Box Ofllcp WAiTJiB BOCUIHiATE.

Etwln tor. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS PANTOMIME! Art Studies ACADHMY On Tnondn OF MUSIC. cnlnc. TIarrh SO pnoonAMME- PART i. I Cloopatrft on her way to mf't Antony.

J. Bplril ot Prayer I Cooruhip of Milan staudlsli. Why don't you for yourtolf John xozn. 3. If yoa'tl hare your worfc wnllTilone do 4.

Rtatnary Norma rioturea- Jtornlnii Glory. ISrWul Totlut. (llrl. Miriam T. Tbo Hpolted CblW.

lUJmola. Tired Musl slciiinn, 9.. dlxffulAO. SO ot the ol Franco 11. ay.

or Uia Horrors Mon. U. Anlii lioMn pray. lit. flconfc- ot ttlo Lorora.

3d. Jcaolo Bupposinu her lovarto bo lost At sea for tho sakd ot tior cenxiit to marry AuW Uoblij Oroy. sd. Boturn ot Jamio. ith.

Death ot Ailld Robin Oray 6tb. WodJlniz fcstlTiUes of Jpanl.) and Jamie. PABT ir. 10 HUB j. ITrffln of Oio Humienota.

3. Tho MaoJo Irror. (A lover haa applied- to a magician to ppl show him his los J. tnreu .) 111 scenes. Mother Ooose Pantomlmo.

J. Boman at Wbrluu of e. 'Iho BpclUna School. TICKETS 5O CENTS. Beservod Seats oonts extra.

To bo caroJ at Seats -a N. Hen JfE APVERTISEMCTTa. A CARD. WOULD BE8PECTFULLY INVOJIM StT publla fronerauy that on tbeutof MOTIfltAlI tnko now oc- copied or Wood Notkohm No. 68 Wisconsin Street, And will aad on hnnd'nn cntlro new atock of the latest Myloa of Hats, Caps, In the meantime all In want itjUtli BUkUatotmrown can eara their tho aliovo man- attft i on.HMU».Vla<>a&Xj>y>ot"*>><?'- Tr given mo Jjar nurtldtmm -Pimctlcal Ratter.

ALL KINDS Apparatus, Fur Paralysis, Deformities Extremities ArUOclnl 1.1mb* on Ortlcrn. on or Htruot, Mil- For full Information H013EHT BATY. 1U3 CITY)IRECTORY, FOB 1875. HEC4NVA88 FOUTIUBWORK WILL about llio 1st Miiy. niakn it and ho pal on wtll bo 'comiilQttJ ttntl roUablc.

of our city, anil nil all opy JAMES MORGANS. NEW PRINTS and GINGHAMS ill; nf with U.I' UlLL.tCO.. HAVK S.VI.K AT Dlylal,) A liri, wltti A ncnt o( laml. A f'CM'J; nro.11,, A frouii' frunt, A h-M A hrlcb tio A brick ho A TlEAl'TlVt ,,1 of i I JAMES MORGAN'S my IJestnj torumlndonr thai nluuit this timo.thoy rany to tm callod upon, almost Jnllv, tiy UavBlHnu directory LJko tlio Griurihopiirtr they Come in Swarms From Chleaco, Detroit ami ottiAit taiitnru cltloii. Aa my will Iw furnlalind wIMi bUnlu slanod hy roysulf.

It will bdnnay to nacortahi whctheror not they iiro tanvoas- Inz fortlio Milwnutoo City Dltiiotory. fturtlior worn Uio nubllo iwilnst Paying Money in Advance iatOVOr Jom THICKENS. TUAI.TI.lfO AXD IlIIK.tKI.XJ MTABI.KS. fTAKE PLEASUllE TO INF03M MY I. frlontia that I have oponod (i ciablo for the Handling and UroaklrieotColta.

I will guarantee to give aatiafanuon or no charge. General onlce at 3fitf West atruet. HtoblA botwoen Hlxtn andBiivdnth etrootln Uio allorjrom anil 8yc.i»nore. E. NewFrench Percales James Morgan's GREAT ATTRACTIONS.

ARE OFFKUEH IN EVER DEPARTMENT AT James Morgan's One Price Cash House. In i our from For parrli'iHars a iiHt to tutor with u.s r.iat will nh-nso bolero Iu m. ur oTtnr oVUvk p. ai, tlALEl. WALL.t SOS.

FIKST-CLAStt imiOK Utmat) lot, uil Hli.nM. -v 1 Brfi-k Dwnlllnir II-M rtunlSt llv J.L. ORHALK-TIIinTY VOI.UMErt OV? Tilt: Tln.fiu wlhliiutf iill ftt't 1 uppiy oiu'o, AUCTION SALES. SHERMAN" lit) 118 Sprtna Stro. ON TI'KSIUV MARCH, CO (1C I'J i-kn-k A.

At. limit i of upirariN oti Clothing. A0RBV I'M Clotlimu Huna rolnll trude. 50 lino MI1U Pur, Wool ami Nlrmv ALL DEalllABW. ClOOUtl.

TOOETllri! Fltli it i.f furnisWnu lmmi.lo,! SulohoU Art illlliril rttoilk hi 1 positively In ami country Murolwnn lii. I It proiluiblatuutiuua. uatuiiimu' i imw J. jock. BOOTS 'AND HIIOES, TUUNKS A.NI> furulMhliiu (luixl.i.

Hi" tuunuirit, HIU'lvliiL'. Hlunv thw V'u- tiinw. vt.r, Will bii nr to ut Ins Htoro No. NVaicr Miii-i'Ji :u.it. cojiuiuiiu.hu: -u HI o'clock m.

VlNEGAB. A. F. W. 13OD1IX.

IlK.Nltlf UlKliBDUUU. A.F.W.BODEN&CO., Iifiinitfuctiirordor Cider and White Wins Vinegar, .1.