Tweed

The New York Uerald publishac account of Tweed's sojourn in (4 It appears that he, with bis companir. "Hunt," suddenly landed onthe near Santiago on the llth of Jnne;tU they went to Santiago, whereTwdi detained until July 25 for tkepnrp! of an investigation by the SparólR. thorities of his passport, raider á natne of John Secor, f rom the Aiaeria; State Department, which boro date (él in April, some four months af ter tií cape f rom the Ludlow street jail. I escape to Vigo and his arrest thne al well known. ' ' Hunt" is notp said to Tweed's soü-in-kw, Mr. Magimis.d New Orleans, with whoae appoaiE! a photograph of Hunt agrees perfect; Jt Mes. Bübwham, of Atlanta, vialdü Centennial Exhibitiou, and thereoai man who said that he was Col. Dek;of Boston, and very -weeuthy. On 11 second day of their acquañitancet were married, and on the thiïa dijt bride was lookiug for hei1 husblMill $1,300 which had disappeared TOÍhkt