McGariglesaid he did not wish to talk^more than to say he proposed now to re^^main in Chicago. McGarigle was given^three years in the penitentiary by the ver^^dict of a jury and a tine of $1,000. The^verdict was set aside by tbe supreme court^of the state fifteen months after he bad es^^caped from the sheriff. There were alto-^gsjher twenty three indictments against^lini. It was on one of these, the one under^which he ond McDonald were tried, that^he was fined. Tbe other twenty-two were^stricken off The costs of the trial and those^resulting from the forfeiture of bonds^amounted to about Sl.eiOO. This amount^and the fine was paid to the clerk of the^court, and McGarigle and McDonald are^once more free men.
01TRIAL FOR MURDER.
W.Craw-
WOOLAT BOSTON.
Department Official* Mum.
Wasbikutox.May 31^State depart^^ment officials absolutely decline to discuss^the Samoan conference or Be bring Sea^tangle: of the former tbey admit that mat^^ters are in such shape as to warrant tbe^expectation of tbe speedy conclusion of the^conference, comparatively unimportant^detals only remaining to be adj isted: but^upon the provisions of tbe tr aty they re^^fuse to talk. So far as can be learned there^is no new phase in the Be^riLg sea matter^The president's proclamation appear* to^have closed the history of the case and it^cannot be learned that there has been any^correspondence between ft.*- governments^of the United States and Great Britain on^the subject According to the position^taken by the United states government^and by the congressional declaration of the^jurisdiction of the United States over the^waters of the Alaska side of Bebriug sea.^It is not admitted to be a subject of nego-^t ation.
TheOntario All Rifht.
