Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-03
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS
Affairs in NeW YORK.


INV NCGE. AvTil AN ne ptr .~s -tl-
morning contain obituaries on Prof. More.
Chs. ANPEgSoN'S NERAL.
\ delJ gstton from West Point arrived last
night, comp sing coils. Wheeler. Conrad aud
The adjutant o. ;hst post, 10 take part in the
funeral % Gen. Anderson TO-DAY. Gen. y y.
BomIord. Gen. jefferson Z. Davis. gen SAM
W. Crawford, Gen. John q. Foster. Herman
Barney. Richard y. ThOrne, Henry Z. Na,l and
John Metcaf viii be pal'-hearcr>. Great i'm
teTeSt j. felt an the last houors - gen. AUDI
~on. and considerable surprise ~ the pauci-,
the military escort, which l. 10 consist %
tOur city regiments.
SOUTHERN REPCULIcANs To SENATOR s....
NEg.
II Is stated that several leading southern 90
puhlicans have been consulting IN national D.
ltcs IA THIS city iOr the past fe~ DAYS. an hs.r
address, 4 note 20 Senator sumner on pnl.fi..
prospects, expo -tng TO receive an answer o.
day.
ALLEGED PLUMBERS oF THE GRAND 1rEN.
The lm'cd States grand jars commitfcl =
number OF blundeTs IN the finding OF many =
their recent indictments. The offences sharsei
against several parties are nov discovered %
have been tried or settled long since. An inlirt-
ment Was found for an ole nee for which the
man was convicted aNd subsequently pardOned
by President Grant. A man named johnson
who has been dead several year.. L. among tn.
indicted II was rumored yesterday that some Of
the accused parties have engaged influential
republicans 10 20 20 Washington in their behalf
IL vas rumOred also that a robbery of impartaut
papers had been committed IN the United States
District Attorney = Office; that records have been
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the innocence OF many OF the accused. The
Trtjune saws nearly an " no spok of the m after
yesterday gave Il the aspectOi measure 20 force
into the ranks discontinued republicans MANY
OF the parties are unable To learn what they are
charged with. District Attorney Davis saws
that morning paper publishes names a. among
the indicted which are wholly unknown 20 his
Office. The tIisls will De brought on within u
month. Among The other rGmOrs afioat was one
that
THE FUGITIVE COLLECTOR BAILEY
was about TO return from Montevideo and give
evidence on behalf OF Tire government.
ERIE.
ellison Hoffman, vice president of the Great
Western Railway OF Canada, has been elected a
director OF the Ere company in place OF -. n.
+. Archer, resigned.
A NKw TRIAL GRANTED TO LOOKUP Evans.
The court Of appeals has reversed the indg-
ment against the abOrtiOnist Lookup Evans.
and new trial has been granted Ey ans has
been in the State prison since ls7O.
THE TRIBUNE NOT SATISFIED WITH rHE RE-
PORN LEGISLATURE.
The Tribune charges that though the lsyisla-
ture has now been IN session three months, II
has not justified the expectations OF the reform
ers; that its promises are more abundant than
its performances.
CHARGES AGAINST judge CURTIS.
The Bar Association, with the concurrence OF
the Judicial committee, are about % prefer
charges against Jadge George NJ. Curtis OF the
marine court, and ask his removal by the Cos
ernor. He Is charged with decisions against an
law and unbecOming conduct.
THE NAYORALTT.
tits understood that Senator % Brien's re- gna-
Ton has been rendered 10 enable that gen'lem ava
to actively enter upon the canvass L.. the
mayorslty.
CUSTOM HOUSE FRAuDs.
A Boston dispatch reports that evidence o.
being collected 10 show that for wears pa
prominent importing firms have been sy-temat.-
caily detrauding the revenue in completely with
custom house subOrdnates.
ANOTHER MURDER
The body OF a murdered unknown seaman wa
found IN an alley in Roosevelt street this IN pm
ing. he had been stabbed under the ear.
JUsTFIABLE HOMICIDE.
The coroner's jury to-day rendered verdict
that the killing OF Hallasey. the rough, by Men
ksn, Nesterday, vas a lusIlhable homicide, ana
cd with cheers.
PRESIDENT GRANT
arrived here this morning. Large numbers 81
personal and political friends called on him Al
his hotel to- day, but the interviews were short
owing 20 his leaye-taking with his daughter,
who sailed for Europe on the steamship Alge-
ria with eN-secretary BOrie and family.
From Europe To-day.
THE MINISTERIAL PARTY CARRY THE SIAN
ISL ELECTIONS
MADRID, April 3.-ElectiOns for marn bers of
the electoral colleges which are 10 choose sena-
tors and deputies Of the Cortes took place yes
terday throughout the Kingdom, aud were
slight disorder, occurred. Full returns from the
elections have not been received, but a. far a.
known the ministerialIsts have elected $50 presi-
HNlitr StGftlafl0s OF ELECTORAL colleges.
and the coationiStS. or opponents of the gov
eminent, 212 presidents aud .26l secretaries
Madrid was carried by the cOalitoBists. IL j.
supposed the ministerial party will have q,
deputies in the lower branch of the COTtes.
NEW CABLE.
LISBON, April 3.--A convention has been
signed by the Maintenance aud Construction
Company of Great Britain and the government
Of Portugal for the LAYING Of a telegraphir
cable from Lisbon tO Brazil, by way OF Madeira
and Cape Verde Islands.
SPAIN WANTS GIBRALTAR RACK AGAIN.
MADRID, April 3.-The municipal authorities
OF the towns In the province of BadAjOs, To-
gether with the authorities of a number Oi
towns in other provinces, have entered into a
coalition which has for its object the institution
Of measures which. IL j. hoped VIII lead TO the
restoration OF Gibraltar TO Spain.
hOnor> TO the Memory Of Professor
Morse.
ALBANY, April 3.-rhe Governor sent a mess
age TO the legislature this morning alluding 70
the death of Professor Morse, and recommend
ing the adoption of such resolutions a. NAV be
suitable and the appointment OF a joint commit
tee 20 attend the funeral Of the iliustriOus de-
ceased. The communication was referred 20 the
committee on federal relations, with instruc-
tons 10 report suitable resolutions tomorrow
morning.
The MORMON CosFLIcT.-At a private con-
ference of the principal merchants, mine
owners, and business men i'm Salt Lake CITY