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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03

\ LITTLE CATAMOUNT STORY
Two gentlemen Of the ncighborhood
Of Beans Station. by the names Of
Joe Lane and John Watson, went
out last Friday night to catch an
opOssum. After hunting an hour or
so with little or no success, their
eager cars were gladdened by the
joyous sound Of old Halls yelp.
on ir sh trail. In a short time the
balance Of the dogs came toAtlic as
sistancc Of Hal and the victim Of
pursuit sought refuge in Il small
brushy oak, Joe and John coming up
in due time. John instan " mount
ed into the tree to Shake out. rs he
supposed, tho opossum. But int
imagine his terror and establishment
when huge. rcd-cycd monster
sprang from the topmost branches OF
the tree, passing in close proximity
to his head. and alighting on the back
Of dog that Joe was holding. Both
of the men hastily abandoned their
positions, and rctrcatcd to their res
pective homes, as fast as their legs
would carry them. Next morning
they mustered up courage enough to
return TO the battle ground, and to
their surprise discovered that their
dogs had, fought and killed a mann
moth catamount. Calling Their dog
roll they found one killed and half a
dozen wounded and missing. The
citizens Of the ncighborl;ood tender
Lane and Watson their hearty thanks
for being tho, means of Kidding the
settlement of so unwel come a visitor.
It's the first Catamount that has been
seen in the vicinity for long time.
1t is supposed it came frcm the Short
mountain and its hide can be seen
to this day on exhibition ut b. L.
Mitchell's saw mill. s
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03

wssza~a f LEADyALE, Nov. 2G. 1873.
aur Mn. rIIrLMs: have just gathered
. fomr hundred and fifty bushels Of
Ecorn from six acres Of land.
Nr,.lrr.. Arrtlr
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03

-Four good pictures for one dollar
at Schlcicr's Gallery, MorriStown,
Tenn. Nov. 9th.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03

G II. Perry is Operator ut I. NJ.
Schleicr' Gallery, Morristown Tenn.
call and see him. Nov. 9TH.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03

MANGRUIs CAsE.-The Supreme
Court, Saturday, affirmed the indg
ment Of the Circuit Court or Knox
county. sentencing Mangrum to the
Penitentiary for u years. Owing to
the condition of the prisoner SEN
tenee was, postponed until he could
he brought before the Court The
last reports renders his recovery
from the wouGds received il his cap
turc very doubtful.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03

- NEzsIrs. TsrLoR, wArHFA X CO., san Bnild
- ing arc authorized agents FOR the MoRHIsToW
GAZETTE in the city Of Baltimore. ss.f-
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03

SOME -BEIAR.-Mr. s. X. Living
ston. living near Panther Springs.
cut from his field few days ago a
blackberry briar measuring 10 feet
's6inc.les in length.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03

The highest market price paid for
butter and eggs, at the Murphey
Corner.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03
aBesaoagD eDO.

1t arrests decay of vital forces exhaustion of the
nervous system, restores yigor TO the iebihtatsd,
clcaIse vitiuted blood, removes Vcse, obstructions
and acts directly on the Liver aud Spleen Price 9l
a bottle. JOHN Q. KELLOGG, IL Plat street, n
81 Nv
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8gfneIunnti. CumberIand Zap UhhFIeSIVH ~ '''
Daily trains Sunday excepted,) leave Morrlsto''h
at-2.45 d m Arrive at Wolf Greek At 1855, r. m
sss,trnfa,, iaye Wolf Greek at 600, a m; Arrive
: AT 4lorrs.cwn Al 9:12. a. m t-
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03

Miss Laura had hean serenaded
SO often by Williams string band,
That sho Thought when folks liked it as they did,
They ought to keep pHsie on hand.
With music man she maids bargain,
And one that is not very loose:
And she nov has a small Head organ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

glad OF the response which the mention OF her name
evoked aud for part say ell prosperity success
and honor TO the United States. -H
Tue company then reSmbarkcd fcr Ncw-YorR, which
they reached about p % all agreeing that they had
enjoyed an unusually pleasant excursion.
, 1873-01-30

a Council Committee REPORTS In Fnvor of
Omlttiug Fran City Legislation my leefer-
ence to the Matter.
Aldermen Stout, Cannon, Eckhardt, Schmitz,
Brandt, anl Richardson, Of tho Special Commit
too of Nino, appointed by tho Council to OK
amino, modify, and report upon o1istiug ordl-
nancos touching tue salo Of liquor Oh Sunday,
met In the City Clerks Office, yesterday and dis
cussed an anondcl ordinance drawn up by tho
Corporation Couusol at tho request Of tho Com
mitteo.
Alr. Tuloy road tho ordinance, which Is tho
Same as that now In forco, With tho exception
that nil illusions to tho salo Of liquor On SUM-
day is stricken ont.
Mr. Richardson was In favor Of the Committee
having nothng to do with tho ordinance Ho
preferred that tllo aubject should DO allowed to
rost until SUCH time aa tho Council took 1t up, or
ese lo would like the Committee to report to
.ising TINT tho Legislature should bo petitioned
to let tho Sunday question 60 before tho peoplo.
Mr.. Stout sad ho thought the Legislature
wonld paBa q prolibltory Law II it could
Alr. Cannon said that the Committee was OK
pectcd TO do something. It's business was to
modify oSiating city laws, and smooth over tho
difficulties between tho contonding parties. Tho
ordinance under discussion accomplished this,
and ho was in favor Of Its adoption.
Mr.. Kichardeon spoke again IN favor Of the Pc
tition to tho Legislature. Bucl course would
bring tho Sunday question to an issue ut once.
BIZ. Brandt could not what good that would
do Tor the ~, ,00o petitioners who had addressed
the Council.
Tile Committee, With tho exception Of Mr.
Richardson, who Hail ho was in favor Of closing
vi, saloons on sunday, advised recommending
the ordinance to tho Council, and 30 voted.
Tho motion to adjourn specified that tho COM
mitteo could bo called together again before
Monday evening, and that its action could DO re-
Bciudnd or nmenttod.
, 1873-01-30
SPRINGFIELD.
Illinois Press sAasocaatlo1a-Nloney Isc-
covered from n1l Accident 1nsnr.

Illinois Press sAasocantl0n-nloney Isc-
covered from, a1l Accident u1lsnr-
alco Company.
Special Dfspatch to The Chteaao Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, III. Jan. 29.-Tho Executive
Committee Of tie Illinois Press Association met
hero to-day, and SOLICITED General Braynan, Of
tito Slate Journal. as tho orator for the annual
convention. a moeting WAS callod for April IT,
Mt Chicago, when tho Executive Conmitteo will
consider tho question of where and when tho
convention will ho held, and what route will be
adopted for thoir annual excursion. Paul sel-
by, Of tho Quincy 1Y'tig, was appointed on tho
Executive Committee, uice ". ". Bollor, do
ceased.
The caao of Daniel II. Tooley us. Tho Railway
Passenger Assurance Company, OF Hartford,
Conn, has boon on trial in tho United Btates
Court for several days past, und to-day roaultod
in d verdict for plaintiff for 3G,6G9. The facts
are, that John Tooloy, brother OF Daniel Tooloy,
plaintiff, bought two accident policies for 81, ,000
eaoh, for two laya, ut Quincy, on tho 24th Of
January, 1871. On the 25tll OF January, ut
Champaign, ho was killed while attempting
to get or tho cara, Which were in mo-
train at Champaign tho liability Of tho Com
pany ceased, as ho was, by tho torma OF his pol
icy, assured against accident on tho train. Sec
ond, II , passenger, technically, at tho time, he
did not exercise due diligence as required by the
terms of the policy. Tho defence did not avail.
, 1873-01-30

The Police Commissioners Of Chicago, on
Tuesday, brought the affairs Of that Department
to q crisis Thoy have boou for several months
resisting reform md upholding tho old abuaes
which have made tho Chicago police public
disgrace. The Superintendent, aftor waiting in
vain for long timo to obtain Romo authority to
institute reforms, undertook to do 80 himself.
11o lns made gambling unprontablo and unsafe
In Chicago; le Inns enlcayorol to enforce tho
city laws; but tho majority Of tho Doard, repro
sonting tho gamblers, thlovoH, and tho largo
body Of worthless ard inoilioient otlicora on tho
police force, refused to permit him to mnkc any
change. They thon went further. Ihom-
solves holding Office by tho appointment
Of tho Mayor and Common Council, thoy UNDER
took to auspond and remove tho Superintendent,
who Ia city officer, alao appointed by tho Mayor
and Common Council. Thoy then inilucsel IN
officer Of their owr,-broaktng open tho oilico
of tho Superintendent for that purpose.
This complete defiance and violation OF tho
Inv by tho mon appointed to execute tho laws
had, OF course, q lemoralizing effoot upon tho
pnlioo, Evo1y rough, yagrant, broken-lown
, 1873-01-30

patents arp for small improvements upon other
mems Inventions, and these improvements nro
piled mountain high upon oaoll othor. Thoro ia
no patont now for tho principle of tho
sowing machine; what arc patented are tho
innumorabo improvements, "potty and inslgnl-
fcant in t1omsolvos, and which really ought
never to Inv. boon patented al nil. 1mmo',Ho for.
tunes 1,avo beon made from tho monopoly in
tloae improvonontg, md, now that those mon
opolicH aro running out by expiration Of tho
fourteen md twonty-ono-year tor1ns of tho pat
onts, Congress Is appealed to that they. may bo
again oxtontod. Tho sowing machine Ia All its-
aoapenBab1e article in eyory louHohold; 1t is tho
1neans wloraby Il widespread, humorous olass Of
yirtuous poor oarn thor daily broad. Tho par
tics boforo Congress nro tho rich patontoon, al-
randy gorgod with the profits Of thofr potty put
onts, who can vol afrord to pay for Legislation
to hasc renewal Of their 1nonopolica, mud tho
sowing womon Of tho country havo to pay
those patent foes with their 1iroa, thoir l,oalth
and tholr suffering and privatton. Lot us hope
Copgroas will not oxtond nny aowing- machine
patent one hour beyond it's loyal term.
, 1873-01-30

Tho mternationals OF New York hayc undor-
takon to regulate pretty much everything under
tho sun. At rocont meeting, tho "diyino
right +" WIS denounced, Sir Charlos Dilko upheld,
and d particular movement, by platoons Of
words, made upon tho Queen Of England.
Then Cuba was taken up; tho action
Of the American Government was furiously
denounced, and It was proposed to appoint q
Revolutionary Committee, hold secret sessions,
enrol volunteors and loliver tho islnnd from
tho dominion of Spain. Italy waH noxt dis
cussed, and the valiant Intornationals rojoicod
that thoro had boon asuccoBHion Of strikes which
Ind loft hundreds Of poor mon without work.
Somebody was expelled then, though ho lived in
Franco. Finally, tho Congressional action "to
quiot certain land titles In iowa" WAS taken up,
and letter was addressed to President Grant,
calling upon him to prevent this moatinfamoua
robbery Of tho peoples property from being To-
galizod." Having thus sumn,arily disposed Of
tho atrairs of all nations, tho 1ntornatonas qui-
city adjourned.
, 1873-01-30

The Chicago produce markots were less nctiyo
yesterday, and averaged shade lowor. 11css
pork was quiet md steady at $1l.s0@11.85 cash,
and e12.20@12.25 so1lor March. 1.nrtl WAS mod
oratoly active, and 2114@5o per 100 lbs 1owor. ut
s7.20@7.25 cash, and $3.50 sollor March. Meats
wore steady, and In moderate demand ut 3KD
DO for shoulders 51G@eo for shost rbh; G11lc
for short clear, md Sc per tb Tor 17-tb green
hams. Dressed hogs wero less active, md 6e
por 100 tbs higher, closing ut siG0@D4.oO for
heavy and light. IIighwinos were dull and
nominal at S8o por gallon. Flour wss quiet aud
firm. Wheat waa less active md steady, closing
Mt s1.251a@1.251 cash, and s1.28E4 Bollor
March. Corn was moro active, and shado
flrmor, closing at so11G@3o91o cash s19G@a111o
soller March, and 8011lc seller May. Oats were
very quiet and firm ut 25tG G@a59Go cash, md 201a
@2096c seller March. Ryo was quiet aud steady
at 08@G81lc. Barley was loss actiyo aud irregu-
lar, closing easlor at 7so for No. 2, md G2o for
No. Q. The 1.-Two hog trade was fairly active with
prices firm at s3.75@4.l21S. There was fair
inquiry for cattle and sheep, with little change
In values.
, 1873-01-30

There is now divorce law in Indiana, in
tended to correct aone Of tho evils which has
made that State responsible for go much fraud in
matrimonial matters. The new law reduces tho
number Of causoH for divorce to seyon: Adul-
tory, impotoncy, throe years. Abandonment, cruel
and inhrman treatment, failure Of tho husband
for two yoars to provide for hia wife, thrce years'
labitual drunkenncss and conviction OF any In
famous crime. Two yoara' bona jldc rcBidence in
the stato Is required Of tho petitioner Divorces
with no othor than newspaper notices may be
opened and tho docroeB set aailo. The divorces,
therefore, Of tho fraudulent kind will bo granted
subject to bo sot asido ut any time within two
years. Tho now lew, restricted as It is in COM
parison with the old one is sufficiently liberal
to leave Indiana large business yet. The Courts,
however, if so dispoaod, can do much to break
up the fraudulent business, by requiring ab-
soluto proof Of the continued residence ot. tho
petitioner in the State. A Aconstructiyo residence
has hitherto beou allowed, and las been pro-
ductiyo Of innumerable frauds.
, 1873-01-30
ANOTHER FIRE.

About half past o'clock Last ovoning Officer
John Moynehan obseryod dense volumes Of
smoke issuing from tile upper window OF No.
$40 State street, Which is two-ntory brick
building, adjoining tho art store Of p. n. Al
Almini l. Co. Tho lower floor waa occupied by
D. 8. Davis 4 Co., dealers in hats, caps and,
furnshing goods, and tho upper by the mllli-
nory establishment OF MrA. 3. II. Gardner,
Both stores wero closed When the
officer obsorvod the smoke, and he
burst open tho door leading to tho
second floor. To found tho millinery stock nil
In blaze, and the fixtures about destroyed.
Tho prompt arrival Of the Flre Department con-
fincd tho flames to tho second floor. The build
lug WAS completely lolugod with water, much to
tho injury Of tho stock Of Davis l. Co., on tho
first floor. Thoy estimate their loss at 3D. 900,
injured az follows: $4,000 III tho Milwaukee
Firo $4,000 in tho Nation, Of New York. Mrs.
unrdnor'H loss on stock and fixtures will reach
$1,000, insured for $4,000 In tho Milwaukee.
Fro; s4, 900 In the Girard, Of Philadelphia, and,
9l,5o0 In tho Mutton, Of New York. Tho ire
originated, 1t is supposed, from M oyor-heatod
stoYo, which ignttad pio Of paper boxes near
by. Tho losa wa clioly tho result Of wator.
Tho atoro Of p. Ii. Alminl d Co., In which arc
many valuable paintings, fortunately suffered
uo injury, bolng separated from the budding IN
which tho hro occurred By thlpk brick wall i;
, 1873-01-30

Tho Unttod statos may DO onrchetl >v t,,o
Credit Mobllier matter to tho amount Of len
ahares OF stock and Judge Koltoye check for
$500. Tho Judge writes Chairman Poland, cu-
closing hia check, with tho statement that It
ID for tho balance Of loan duo from
him to AmeB, but Which tho Inter dis
claims. Ho asks that this, together with
tho ton s1laros Of Credit Mobi1icr stock whcl,
AmeH handed by his request to Mr. Poland, tho
other day, bo transferred to tho Unitod statos.
Ames, he says, dieo1aims tho stock, nor doop It
belong to hmsolf Therefore, lo makoB 1t n
proncnt to tho Government. Thia might bo con-
siderod patriotic and generous Of Mr. Kelloy to
high degroo, II tho question did not irrouistibly
arisc, BY what right docs he givo tho Unltol
statoB property which ho avows ID not his7
, 1873-01-30

Tho Hon. William D. Kel1ey'a ideas about
loans are not quito AZ explicit aB might roason-
ably bo demanded Of 90 protontious political
economist. Dofore tho proHont investigation bo-
gan, ho told Ames that he wlsllod to consider
tho transaotion between thom as lonn. Ho
thcreupon tcndered Ames check, which tho
generous fellow tore In two aud handed back,
"Both Of u.s." Amos Bays, "appoarol to DO sat
iaacd with tho transaction" According to this.
Kolloy'a satisfaction is intolugiblo enough. no
was sattahod. because this understanding with
AmeB gavo him i'll public and botoro tho Conl-
mitteo all tho innocont security Of q borrower; !;
while in private, bofore tho Company, it gayo
him all tho profit OF Credit Mobilior dividondH.
It was not an olomont Of tho calculation that
Ames should toll all ho knew.
, 1873-01-30

IL establishing the relations hetwoon tho civil
rAl ecclesinstical powora, tho German Qoyern-
,.4cut is likely to provoke tho Antagonism, not
crly os tho Catholics, but also Of the prolos-
tseuts. The orthodox aud nationalist protessants
r.e engaged, just Mt rrcsont, In struggle very
ll:ailar to that going OH botween tho Ultramon-
.:,,es anl the Old Catholics. Tho htrugglc
gt1"a out OF the fact that tie Evangelical Con-
spt:'y OF Drandonburgh haa proceeded against
IT, raHtor Bydow, because, ata public meeting
IN Doglin, lo contested the supernatural char
l"icr Of Our 1.ord. II the Superior Evan
T.;licnl Council afllg1nB the doclaton Of tho
Consistory, proceedings will hayo to DO iusti-
tute'1 against nearly all Of tho Berlin pastors
stlo have iuloraed Pastor sylow. III that
asent, the ratlonallat pastors will appeal tlolr
eaeo to tho Government. The orthodox Protes-
tauts fear that tho case will 10 against them, and
, 1873-01-30

Tho aewing-machino patontocs arc swar1nng
at Washington demanding an extension Of their
patents be,o tho tmo limited by law. These
patents aro all froe to all tho people OF tho
world, except those Of tie United States. Sow
ing machines are made iii tho United statoB,
freighted to Europe anu arc sold t!loro for ono
half tho pscea they aro aold for In this country
Tho incroased cost Of saving machines to tho
American people Ia duo 10 tho enormous patont
foos oxacted. Theae patent faos amount In this
country to several million OF lolla.a annually.
secured to ita dlscoyeror an immense fortune,
aud Ia no longer monopoly. All tho present
, 1873-01-30

When Mr. Colfnx and lfr. Amos were In tho
Leaf Of their dispute, tho other day, bofore tho
Ircdit Mobiur Committee, ono OF ita mombora
tnggostol that for their own sakes they provide
tueilsolyes with counsel. Mr. Colfax has finally
to oreprcsont him before tho Committee. Through
Inn 3lr. Colfax announces that he Ia making q
thorough examination Of his papers preparatory
to appearing again before the Committee In his
own behalf. Flo aays that lie will bo able to
Prove that the 81 200 which llo IL shown to layo
1:,",ncnt to him Of that amount was derived
from otlQr Hollrcoa.
, 1873-01-30

One Of tic newspapers which Hays that tho
Republican party in CongroHs ought mover to
have permitted any investigation Of tho Credit
Mobilier frauds and bribories calls upon tho
House to stop the investigation HON. Mr. Job
Stevenson, OF CINCINNATI member Of Congress-,
seems to lavo just thia Same kind Of opinion 40
to tho dtnoas OF exposing CORRUPTION among
members OF tho HouBe. Whom Mr. Speaker
Blaine had been acquitted Of haylng touched
Oa]tos Ames bribes, Mr.. Stevenson WAS worry
much diBguated, particularly as II long list Of
Mr. ateronBon's associates have been sadly inl-
p1lcatod. Ho, therefore, after the manner of set
ting a 'back fire." offered r resolution about
some Iowa railroad stock with Il Wow Of II catcll-
ing tho Speaker" not, as Lo aays, to prove any,
thing dslonorablo on tho part of 1Ir. Dlaiuo,
but to prove that lie was rs bad as Bingham and
Patterson and some others. But tho Hchomo
fai1od; Blane explained and Job IL again
1nonrntul over tho blindness which permita his
frionda to he exposed.
, 1873-01-30
CONTENTS or TO.DAf's TRIBUNE,

f1RRT pAOE-Was ashington Nowa: Tho Inycs,tgatious;
Conversational Proceedings.
sEC0ND pAals-Poata ToleRraphy. Anothor Letter
from Mayor Mcdill 10 Prostdent Observation-Disclosures
Jettert Tho Orcd[t Moblor 1nrostRaton-nall-
road Nows-YestordAy's Fires.
THIRD FA0E-Tho Dosco Murder Trisl-Esantton
hEattoEs-Tho Grcat Western Telegraph Company's
Affatrn-Tho City in Drot-Halfpad Thno Table
Advertisements.
FOURTH pAQE-Edorias, Schuyler Collar; Tho City
polfoo-Ourront NoHs Itoms-The Police Imbrogto:
What TsAnsplrcd Yesterday.
VIFTH PAGE-Tho Banking Institutions Of Chicago
On tho 1aockst BAtemout Of Ono Of tho Survivors
OF tho Grow Of tho Schooner ". 0. Brown-Pomo.
roy Defeatod-Msrkota by TeteQ.ap aph-Adycrtiso-
1nout1
SIXTH pAGE-bfono, snd Commerce Tribune Pros
peotus.
hEVENT1l pA1E-Tho Law Conrta-Dsun and Asnus
-acnornl Nous 1toms-Suall Advertissmenta: Real
Estate, For 8als, To 1sont, boarding, lodging, Etc.
HQHTH PAGE-stato IegIalaturex-Foreign News-
Misoo1isneona Tcorrams.
, 1873-01-30

There WAS conference yesterday botweon tho
Senate Fiuance Committee and tho House Bank
ing and Currency Committee to discuss measures
of Legislation for the resumption Of spocio pay
mcnts. Nome Of tho plaus proposed for that
purpose mot with moro approval than Senator
shermans bill. As to tho precise date at which,
specie should begin to circulate in the place Of
paper. there WAS a difference Of opinion, hut
most OF tue members favored tho time ilxod by
senator Sherman, Jan. /, 1874.
, 1873-01-30
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE,

TRIMS or suBHcn1pTloN tpAYAn1E IN ApvAxur),
RI Tnin%| b Wss4,.
Parta OF yoar ut tho satnu rats.
70 prevent delay and mlatakss bu surs anil give poat
oaaeo nddrots in full, including Stats and County.
hofuttanoss may c nalo either by DRIFT oxpresa, Post
ohco otdor OF in rcRiaterod losors, at u,lr risk.
FKRMs TO CITY suDson1nkns
Rat!y dessrna Sunday excepted, rs csnts per rotk,
DAILY dollverod, Hunlay included, % conta pof wock.
Addrnaa TIlE TRIBUNE COMPANY
Corner Madaon and DeArboEn.ats., uhIoago, III.
, 1873-01-30

1t is aaid that the bill recently passed by tho
Stnto Legislature extending tho time for tho
only to counties under township organization.
II this yiow be correct, more than 80 couutios
will DO unable to avail themselves Of tho delay
Which it VAS tho object Of the Inv to grant them.
, 1873-01-30

Whnt rights refractory witnesses havo that
Congress must respect was the question before
tho House yesterday, Ono Of the witnesses
,ni,tee has refused to testify on tho plea that
wi,nt ho knows came to lin, <aH privileged
communication from his clients. Tho Com
lnittoe applied to tho House for m order to
erlcst him but spirited debate, in which the
whole question of tho right of congroaa to deal
Eu,nnaarily with refractory Witnesses was tra-
rerse1, ondcd in tho milder courso being taken
Of snInmoning him to the bur to show cause
why lle should not be committed for contempt
, 1873-01-30

No words aro needed to grace tho simple state
mc.st that pomeroy did not receive single vote
I'll the Senatorial election in Kanaas, yeHterday.
aud TINT, on the first ballot, John J, Ingalls, was
elected United States Senator by lis votes, tho
other votes being given to Love, 6tarke, and
1Earvoy,-none to Pomcroy. The manner In
Which this marvel rms wrought is told elsewhere
in our dispatches. Political annals will not
easily disclose story OF creator turpitudo or Of
moro speedy mud pit;eEH rotribution.
, 1873-01-30

Mr.. Alison's surrender of the Urodit Mobilier
stock that lo held is said by AmcB to hnve boon
understood by both to hayo been a genuine trans-
action and not q moro blind.
, 1873-01-30

Phelps, Dodge d Co. have Withdrawn their
offer to compromise with the Government, aud
their case will 60 before tho Courts.