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SPR!NGFlElD,

Certilicatca of Incorporation Ei1od-
Eflo Isu;lrcnd Co1n1ninaioncrghi2-
Supreme Court Opinions Eiled-Ehe
KNOX Col.mty"Soat Question Scttlotl.
Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
6rA1NaF1ELD, ILL.,, Jun. 25.-Thore was fled
today with tho Secretary Of State certificates Of
organization Of tho Calhin's Champion Washer
Company, Of Chicago, capital 100000; Briar
Hill Coal Company, Of st. Clair County, $780,
600 and tho Wenona Coal Company, Of Mar
shall capital 916o, 900.
Governor Bcyeridgo is absont from tho capi-
tnl, in Chicago. It il understood that his visit
at this timo has some connection with tho np-
pointmont OF Railroad Commissioners, though
no appointment will DO nlado before tho Sennto
moeta noxt Wednesday.
Thoro is still come delay in the moving Of rail-
road traiuD, though most OF tho roads arc clear
of SNOW.
In tho Supreme Court, Central Grand Division,
opiniona have been this day filed in tho following
casos Of the January torn, 1871: William Thomas
Us. the County Of Morgan Ct al. reversed and
romanded II. ]. Helm, %. Eliza Cantrell et al. !;
Little reversed and re,nandod. Opinions layo
also boen filed in tho following caBeB Of Janu-
aly tho term, 1879: SylyeBtor Paddock U.s.
Catherine Robinson reversed md romanded !;
frat National Benl Of Quincy, ct al. vs. the Board
OF Supervisors Of Adams County, affirmed; Mar
Gus Fl. Topping Ct A. Us. Benjamin Brown ; re-
yoraed in part tho Board Of Supervisors Of
Knox County, etc., 10. George Davis. Tho Inter
case involves tho question Of tho location of tho
County scat Of Knox County, End the decision ia
favorable to Knoxville, tho old location.
, 1873-01-27
NEW YORK.

ss1leor Wny of AcfroahinK a Dabt.
of'S NRcnnory-Novoa Isttla introduced
In t'so Lcgipxnt,,ro miscellaneous
Local atol:ls.
NEW Yonr, jaw, 2b,.-Attontiou yes attracted
yo'tefay TO an ola italian Walking baelt and
,ols.1 ~ ..ons W a9e "oss Iwon1y-nias h1rec1,
tho following inscription "For en1o, doorgo
etnvonaon,o in,vror Aao ,u,a, trtou+ atroet
c,rnot h,l1 ;1ro si,,ao nro', 1o-o eo, ~ - af.
49, s"'l' ~ 11eo 4I"s, io'1 *oA.o ~ Ivy
tion. Mr. Stevenson caused his arront. Ho could
not speak word of English, Horny Adamp,
win ,roa ,rouo,,t l., o,,rt ea; h, ,,o,, ron,,o,,
H., m IN t,,o,,o,,t !. ,nos 49, ,,, ~.
na,;na @ 81 collecting t1 bi Que III It's retm,ployora
toos Sr atovonso co3inint snv a,onst hom" n
tio was hola 10 paii n soo TO answor ttlo cargo
eutod for li5oi. i'@''' '-' 'AN' "''' ~ p1oa0-
I'VE novel bills svc been introduced IN tho
nnn 0no dooaroa "a nfo nnG 10 10
ppss. ono % GvGtafes ns mtsaemeRuor punlenanlo oy
a.,,ai@ nno OF ,y, nity dollars to point nrearm,
haiur %1ivsnes aoa ioaueu o. o. nos, human
anSg. GG,g, anu q ,hnt enes tho penalty for
a1nn sn9 ~ nasoIs a.vnt ~ M u mp "
dyo S ords or 9no yodra 81 rod he other
II skhl ho empoyoa TOR iiifo IN lily ma manH gaet G
tog 19Ssa, % ts sSSp Sto at ed rag *. a
under tho ngo Of 12 shall b > 10 employed, unleau
such child cau intelligibly, cad.
Hon. Henry Wilaon, VIC: President olecs, Roy.
Waylaud Hoyt, and Rey.1 i lin Hall, will doliyer
addresses at tho twontiol anniversary of tho
Young Mems Christian Asso::ation, in this city,
on Monday ovcnlng.
| [7o ths 4 dssociatea Press1
| NEW YoRK, Jan. 25.-John Cough Rand, tho
artist, was buried yesterday.
At meoting, OH Thursday night, Of tho
Niobrarn League, m association 1atoiy organiaed
, 1873-01-27
STATE LEGISLATURES.


Speeta. Dcsnotch 10 The Chicago Tribune
LANarNa, Mich, jan. 25.-A honvy lusineha
was dono II, tho Lcgirnturo to-day. Tlloro woro
nnny rcporfa from Committees, mud na-uy bills
wero introduced,
Tho Bol1n:e bill providing for Rogia.ore OF
Dootls recording Judgments, nfractlng ronl o.
tato titleB, paHHod tho House unanimously.
potitloun woro presented Tor tho ostnb1Iah,
ment OF homeopathic PROFESSIONALLY iu tho
University Of Michigan.
Tho Houato Joint Committee on Finance and
thu Univernity, reported fayornlIy bilt appro-
prlaling for tho Uniyoraty q ono-twontoth mill
anx on all taxable property.
Tho Honato Committee on Appropriations and
Finance reported es5,00o specific tnxoe unpaid
by 1latlroad, Copper, and Iron 11inirg Com
pnnics. It wan authorized to employ 1or]s.
Tho Lion aud Tax lGwu aro TO 10 iuyeetigatoil,
n order to soouro greetor uniformity and equal
ono wook.
Tho Committee on stato Institutions will visit
tho atato'a Prison, at jackson, OH Tuosday; tho
1nanno Asylum, at Kalamazoo, OIL Wednesday
tho Uniyorgity, at Ann Arbor, on Thursday !;
the y; Institutions for tho Dcaf, Dumb, and Blind,
ut Flint, on Fridny.
The Honnto adjourned thls noon till Tuesday
morning. Tho Houso had barely quorum at
tho forenoon Hossiun.
, 1873-01-27
C CALDWELL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. a5,-Tho Committee on
Elections this morning rosunod tho Caldwell in
voatigatlon. Sidney CLARK askoa to hayo tho
evidence by Judge Ashor boforo the Topeka In-
'vesttgating Commit too nadepart OF tho ovidonce
In tho present inquiry,
; Judge Croaior objeotatl, on the ground TINT 1t
was morely hearsay. Tho question HaA laid oyor
at the requeat Of Judge Croaior. Tho journnl OF
the Kansas Legislature during tho yoto for sena-
tor was enterod In oyidonco
Judge Orosior nlao askod tint Clark's tostl-
;mony bofora tho Topola Committee be admitted
as evidence.
CLARK ob1sotod on tho. ground giyon at tho
last mooslug, whom questioned upon tho subject,
Tho Committee hold tint Croaier must road to
CLARK auoh PORTIONS aB llo Wished to ING.
Judge Oroaler asked Olsrke il lto teBtslod at
Topeka that he did not furnish the lst OF tho
names of tho bribsd 1nsmbora Of tho Legislature
!. to Qsoo, tho cd!tor Of tho LaHroneo Dem0aratio
, 1873-01-27

Motion for 4 Ncsv Trial Dcnfet7r.Scn.
tcAccd Il, Ejo E1nnEctt Feb. II.
Spccia! Despatch to 1Aa Chicago Tribune.
JoL1ET, ILL.,, Jun. 25.-To-day was Eot for. tho
decision OF tho motion for now trial In tho
case against Andrew J. Perfect, recently found
guilty Of murder by jury Of this county. MIR.
G. Il. Heed, Stato'u Attorney from Cook County,
carne horo from Chivago to oppose the motion,
but, at hnlf-past l o'clock III the a1tcr-
noon, wien al Of tho o:lly
tic tho day, W. tic ' dotondaat vas ''f Brought 1T
into Court, but neither Of hin counnel-J. Fl.
Knowlton and MIR. 4. II. MarBh-Woro prascn.,
which naturally loft The Court and aI particE
concerned in M unpleasant mud doiic:to posi-.
tion. h1r. Reed said that one Of tho defond-
ants counBol was at tho donot in Chicago whcl,
hc eanlo away, and ho Ind informed tho other
within vory tow days past that he ehoud be
that he wanted tho motion decided to-day.
Theroupon tho Court appointed L. G. Fellows,
Esq, IN attorney OF this bar, to act for tho da.
s9aant 9sa asoa t1ai e b TINT % no po!ps aD in his is
short but woll-connLlered opinion, tic Court
oycr1uled the motion for a new trial, after
which tho Court ankcl tho defendant if ho had
anything to say why hcntouco should not bo pro-
took tile door ndtalkoa about thirty mnntos,
but wholly failed to Eay anything pertinont to
Ills case, or interesting to any porsoll. lIo aa!l
that il he lad beon II lawyer lie would
not hare drawn '1a afilayita for q cou-
tinuance as his wore writton, for thoy
did not state tho case rs It waa; TN,
ho mover quarrollol or hal any difficulty with
hiy wifo that lo did not kill l,or tint Lo know
Of; that he would not cinphatically admit that
ho killed ller, nor poaitiycly deny Tint lie did
not but tllat If lo did do 1t. l,o did not know it,
and TINT lie WAS not asrnid to die trat ho had
u fair triul, and ho did net blanc tho Jury. At
the close Of his speech lle, with Il very broad
Aluilo, asked md obtained permission Of tho
Court to cit down wlIle tho sontonco
was boing passed.. Judge Mcl.ohorts
In n longtlly aud very feeling manner, aldrsaHod
lin, reviewing tho evidence III all Of itA bcar-
ings and from it lie did not know how tho jury
could hayo douo diiforont from wha: they did do.
Tho Judge closel as followg: "That you, An
drew J. Perfect, 10 takon from tho placo whore
you now stand to tho Jail Of this county, thero
to romainuntil Friday, tho l4th dry Of February,
1873; that tho Sheriff Of ills county TINT ay
Conduct you to tho lace Of execution, anI there,
botwcen the hours Uf 10 o'clock il, tho forenoon
aud the aotling,of tho auu, OIL that day. Ian,
you by tho mock until you a,o oad and iIlAy lIo
WHO dooB not huiEor sparrow to fall unnoticsd
hnVe mercy upon ynn."
Tho Judge gayo tho Iofonlauts oounnel until
tho 9Th Of noat month to n.nko and lilo bill Of
exceptions.
rertect saya ho oxpectu to lo hanged, but TINT
.e does not want ally assistance from tho clergy.
llo doos not bolfayo III thom.
, 1873-01-27

LITTLE RocK, Ark, Jim. 25.-Tho sonato to-
daypasHed q bill requiring all contests for State
ollicora to bo made before tho General Asscm-
bly,.
Tho Governor l,na ordered now registration
IL the counties Of Scott, johnson, md Groono,
that the peoplo 1aay have an opportunity to yuto
OH the Constitutional anlondnlont OH tho 3td OF
4 great many Witnesses hayo boon summoned
to appear before tho Committee on Privileges
and Elections ct Warrington in tho Arkansas
cAse.
Tho Governor has given tho certificate of e1ec-
tion to ". J. Hynea, tho Nefozm candidate as
Col.rcss-at-Largo.
A heavy enow storm is prevailing,
, 1873-01-27

Tho Eplzoottc in Utnr,.-GattIe Stolen
-.Govcrnor VS.. Hegislatl.re.
SALT LAaE, Jan. 25.-Dusincss 10 al1noat sua-
pended In consequence Of tho epizootio. Every
stago limo llaR been discontinued. ALI tho teams
ably be o total suspension Of ore transportation,
and a serious loss to Mining Conpaniee.
Over 1000 hoad of ntock havo been stolen by
tho cnttle-thioyas at Box Elder.
lature in appointing Territorial officers without
his concurrence, and today appointed d Territo-
rial Attorney Goneral and Marshal.
Con1NNE, Utah, Jan. 25.-Unitod States Mar
a]lal Patrick, undor writ Of habeas corpus from
yesterday, took possession Of tho prisoner con-
thero for alleged cattlo-stcnling, Tho partioa
will appear before the District Court at Salt
Lake,
, 1873-01-27
FOREIGN:
THE ANGLo.RUSSlAN CONTROVERSY,
Herald S1ceiat.


Herald Spceiat
lIoNnoN, Jan. 25.-Thoro 10 n,uol, ,neastneaa
IN consequence Of tho Ensllnh noto to ltnauin
regarding, tho disputed boundary question in
Central Anfa. In tho aottlon,ollt 1T tho rola.
tiona botwoon thu two rowcra Tow yensp sgo on
tho Forsyth understanding, England only re-.
qnired 1sussn to abstain from tho invn-
sion of Afghanistan, but tho boundary
Of that territory wes loft undoilned.
Tho proaont noto dectareH tint tho
northorn boundary Of Afginustan coinrnenoeu
at tho Lake Of slri Iiol, III tho prlmlr stoppo;
thence follows tho Oxus 10 Kad1al Salellallil !;
from TINT pointwoHtwAr to tho Persian frontier
Tho noto further ntates tlnt England haB in
formed tho Emfr Of .Afghanistan TINT 1o nlay
aght tho HuesianH IL thoy cross this lino. rio
Russian reply decleren tlat tho desire Of Iuesia
u to maintain good rolatioun with England, but
1t rofuaoa to rocoive tho indicated boundary, bo-
cauao It ineludoe countries Which neyor belonged
to Afghaniatan, but wero always it,dopondent,
and nuaain'a object in taking 1thiya is apparontz
" to establish dopota aud hold and occupy
tho whole Valley Of lilo Oxus. England drawa
this lne to Interfere with nussia's purpose, antl
to enable the formor power tho better to hold
HinlorkuBh rs a limo OF dofonco whom the day Of
fighting comos.
, 1873-01-27
CREDIT MOBlLlER.
THE POLAND COMMITTEE.

l1l1 IOLANu CQAlall14EEs
oAKEa AalEs CONTINUED.
WAsnrNaroN, Jan. 25.-At tho sitting Of Mr.:
Glands Committee, to-day, the examination Of
0akes Amos waB continued. -
atr. Poland Upon tho books Of tho sorgeant-
1mea Is ono for $y5e, giVosito Civ % john T.. logan.
What WAS tint check gircH for? :. - 4
Amca-It IVES fashionable amount about
tloAe days.
Qucstion-Will you state tho transaction 'you
had with Logan for which tint check WAS given
Answor--Logan agrsel to. tako ton sharda of
Credit Mobilier stock. : mado up. a statement
check for $3.50 due him. After that 10 paid mo
buck tho money with Inherent. 1profer'that you
summon Logan, and not tako my statement
alone. -
Qneation-At What tino was tho contract
mado between you and Logan?
Anawer-1 think in Doco,nbor, 1867. . ID:
Questionable paid no mnnoy7 - -.
Answosr-No, air; j, only the es29, md that he
's pad w ,Rss's yoa neshps at the time Of
making tho contract
AnsWer--No.
Question received his bond With his
stock sold to tllom2
Answor-YoH "'-.
Qaeution-Aud afterwards !the money dlYl-
donla?
AnBwer--Yea. '':-- pt'
Quostlon-And after deductlng tho amount
@ dno you, ho kept tho balance Of tho Ss2o for
Anbwer-Yes. remember TINT tho aamo as 7
do NIL tho rest.
Qneat!ou-Did Logan oycr receive anything
moro?
Answcr-No, sin He paid me back tho $3.50,
with lnterest. / think tho intorost amounted to
ga OF. S5.- emit remember dates or amounts
exactly, but much prefor that you will call
Logan.
Question--What Wal said about resclndng the
contract, when the "money was refunded by
him ?"
Answor-1 don't know 'what was In Ills mind
at tho tfmo, " l:,'
Questton-Whon he paid you back tho es29,
was It the understanding that tho stook TO-
mslQel "a IQuta q
, 1873-01-27

policemen Ro at tho loora Of tho gambling
freqnonting tic houses to have thom summoned
aa witncaseH in casos, lii which indictments llad
boon found againnt tllcn,. Colonel johnson Gays
ho ia determined to follow up tllis coll'se, anti
deaisod to convict tho proprio!ora Of tho GAM
bling l,o,1nos in tho city. Considerable oxulto
mont esstn a'nuny tho iratornityin in uonBoquonoe
Of thib action, a1,d nil aro cluged Tonight.
, 1873-01-27
Accident

Special Deepatoh to 1tc Chicago 7tibuns.
DAYTON, o., Jan, 25.-Last night, man rho
ia supposed to DO stranger, walkod of Of tho
leo IN tho riyor, ut tho foot Of Wilkinson stroct.
Mr.. Lloyd, who was passing, heard call twice
tern. A search was nado by him and others,
but thoy wore unable to find tho body. Tho
Coroner nnl others layo boen ongagel in
searching tho river for tho body. Tho man is
supposed to have boon Intoxicated.
Isaac Shoemaker, baggagc-maBtor on tho At
lantio s. Groat Wcatorn Road, whilo cleaning q
Tho wound Ia very severe, but not dangerous. TO-
, 1873-01-27

HAVANA, Jan. 29.--Moxican advicos say that
tho fostiylties attending tho opening Of tho Vera
participated In by Ill tho distinguished officials.
At Iopo1o, tho dosperadoso placed throe
bouldors across the trnck,. but thoro wao no
damage. except broaklng tho cowcatclor of o
locomotive, which was sont in advance Of tho
Presidential train.
President Lordo do Tojada waa onthuninetical-
~ received Oh tho Cd inst. The President aud
Minister Of Spain to Moxico brqalfaated on the
Spanish man-of-war, at which toaats compli-
montary to Spain and Mexico wore drank.
favorable towards Ato1ico, but Complications aro
feared, owing 10 affairs on tho Rio Grando.
, 1873-01-27
IOWA.

:, DEs MONIES, Iowa, Jun. 25.-Iu thu gonnto,
this morning, tho Revenue law was changed 20
ns to mako taxos bocomo delinquent in Aplril in
stcad Of February, and tho ponolty due in llay
after tho tnIcs hnyo beon duo six months. Tho
ponalty Of $500 weB adopted for State and
County Auditors tliscountf:.;; warrants. Tho
time Of tho meeting Of the Executive Council
was ohangel from tho frat Monday Of August to
the second Monday Of July. sointors Hurloy
aud Fairal were appointed on tho Joint Com
.nisteo to prepare d bill for tho publication OF
tho codo.
before the Rankn Committee this morning
Tho most important fact olicitct was that tic
Inv respecting tho college ncela fixing np butlly.
Governor Carpenter suhmittod tho corresponds
oneo Of Governor Merrill In 1869, in Which lio
notified the Doard TINT tllo bond Of afr RankIu
waa worthless
, 1873-01-27
OHIO:

ooLuNDus, O., JIM. 25.-In tho 1Iousc, this
Hhippera and rccciyora OF freight to make com.
mutation ratios with railroad companies for pori-
ods Of threo montha; to authorize tho Governor
to appoint State inspectors Of Coal Mines,
In tho Bonate tho following bills wcrc pausod
to 1nake tho obtaining Of rnouoy or property ~
th9 p9nite1llinry when tho money IL ovor ss5,
and whom lcsa by inarrisouulent III tic Connty;
Jail 1t a1uo provides like lishmout mt for nrt;.
curing by falBe proteucos, Bignnturcs on notes.
bi!ln. or drafts; nlGo Mouao bill to amend liz
criminal codo as tosproyile TINT when poraons
unaor focoEnizancos either to appear and an
tho condition Of auch roeogni2auces bis default
ehal DO recorded, and tho rocnynizauce, forfeit
cd In opon court. A bill was Introduced to pro.
Vi vide for the appointment If Commissioners OF
Fisheries for Ohio.
, 1873-01-27

ConlNNE, Utah, Jan, 25.-:A contract vau con-
cludol to-day between oitixons and the Utall
Central Railroad the rond to 10 completed to
tbig place Immediately from the noaraat point on
their road a diatauco Of throo mtoB. The Utah
Northern la now completed, mud running to
within four milca Of Cornno City. -
4 meeting Of Tho Directors OF tho Utal, North
orn Earrow-Gaugo Railroad was held to-day.
Tho sentiment WIS unani1noun for an extension
Of tho road to Helena, Montana. Work on tho
branch from Oorlnno ia to 10 commenced immo-
lIatelY.
, 1873-01-27

NEW YonN, jan. 25.-A 6pocia} from Raleigh,
~ g., saya that q bill Was introduced in tho Log.
is9ture there yesterday, granting an amnesty
and pardon to oil Offenders under tho net pun.
ishiug with felony the going in disguise, mud
under which members OF the Ku-klux hal boen
npptehended,
, 1873-01-27

BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25.-AoLiyo operations
will not be undertaken against tho .Moaocs till
reinforcenlontB arrivo. Tho eottlora In Hot
Spring Valley, foar raida upon thon. Tho In-
ing, arc reported to hayo Joined Captain Jaok'a
band.
, 1873-01-27
GERMANY.

boz Of Deputies to-day and warmly received.
Ho said hts retirement from tho pruBsian Pre-
n1iorship waa occaaioncd eolely by ill-henltl.
Tlero Waa no disagroomont between my Of AiB
colleagues nnd himself.
, 1873-01-27

Lou!syH1E, n.y., jan: a5.-The majority Of ths
Committee in the Legislature to-day, reported in
favor Of tho removal Of tho Capital from Frank
fort, and suggesting louisville rs tho most
suitable point. Tiio minority report wil1 DO
made against ronloyrl.
, 1873-01-27

MADRID, Jan. 25.-Tho Committee on tho Alb
olition Of Slavery in Porto Rico will present
their report to tho Corton on Monday, recon-
mending tho Issue Of bonds to the amount OF
thirty million pisotaa for the Naturalization Of
Blavo-ownors.
Padial has announced Ills intontion Of moving
several amendmenta still furtlor libora1lzing tho
bill.
, 1873-01-27
WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, Jan. 25.-The Diario says several
Cuban nob1emon have asked and obtained of tho
foatntion Of Spanish granaoea agauat reforms
In the Antilles.
, 1873-01-27

STOCKHOLM, jan. 25.-.l'ho now King Of swo-
| don, Oscar H., will bo crowned on tic 1st Of
, 1873-01-27

Occtaa ntea,mGI,tp News.
NEw Yonw, Jan. 2b.-Arrived- steamship
City OF Antwerp, from Liverpool.
, 1873-01-27
CONGRESSIONAL.

- SENATE.
WAan1N0ToN, Jan. 25.-The Bonato was not in
session to-dny, hoing adjourned oyor from Fri
day afternoon till Monday.
HOUSE.
On motion of Mr. SARGENT, the preeilent
Was requested to furnish infrmation concerning
tho occupation by British subtects of land in
San Juan Island, or other islands aoquirod
unlor tho rocont award, anl whether legislation
On tho subject Is necessary.
., THE BUTRO TUNNEL.
Mr.. SARGENT also presented q minority re-
port In the matter Of tho Hutro tunnel, which
was ordered printed.
THE BOSTON poBT OFFICE.
Mr.. GARFIELD, from the Committee on Ap-
proprlatlong, reported q bill appropriatilg
$500, 900 for tho purchase of all addition to tho
alto Of the Boston Post Ollice, which waB re.
forrod OH tho objection OF Mr. KERR, to tho
Committee OF tho Whole.
DlSTnIOT COURTS.
On motion of Mr.. BINGHAM, tho Judiciary
Committee bill providing for holding tho Dis
triot Circuit court Of tho United states In
Wilkosbarre, Pa, after eome discussion, passed
yeas, 08; nays, SO.
beyoral reports and private bills Of no public
interest were disposed Of. At4p. NJ.
Adjourned.
, 1873-01-27

n Raid on tho Gambling u10Ngoa.
Lou1ay11LE, Ky. Jan. a5.-Tho new Chief Of
Police. Oolonol a. W. johnson, to-day etationod
, 1873-01-27

DoBToN, Jan. 25.-Ilio daIAultor White took
npla S6.Q00 FROM ulo Exotor Savings Dank.
, 1873-01-27


nothing Of the use Of money for votes don't
rccolleot my conversation with Len Smith or
Anderson, the Sunday Or nIondny before tho
election; lad q conyorsation with Caldwell ;
tell him (CaldwelD TINT ho (Carnoy) wantod linn
(CAllwolD to undorAtanl TINT ho wau to bo
eloctod by his {Carnoys) friends; that ho wanted
tho,u remembered in tho distribution Of offices;
Caldwell said they would be rome,aborod; don't
know how tho story Of hisbrlhery started; did not
talso q package Of money aa heretofore tuBtliled;
charges hud boon mado in tho Kanaas papora for
tho last two years; waa not called before tho
Topeka Committee; don't think Of anything ho
ought to tell under his oath.
10 Clark-Aakod Snoaiy why he was not
called bofore his Committee; snoddy said ho
did not want him.
MAYOR o. j. HOPKINS
waB examined by Judge OroBier. Was at Topo!ta
6need relative to paying monoy for Ills vote.
Judge Crosfer road Sfeol's statement that tho
witness offered to bribe him.
Tho witness denied ito truth; aaliel him to
vote for Caldwell; gave him no roason for vot-
ing for him, except that Clark would not bo
elected.
10 nIorton-IIis expousoB during tho onnyaas
woro never repaid him; knew nothing OF tho
use Of money.
waa examined by Judge crosier-WaB at Topeka
during tho canyana; did not directly or indirectly
authorize any ono to draw on him for money to
influence votos; did not advance money for that
purpose.
paid part of his oxpoMsos during tho canvass !
don't know who paid them; had not an UNDER
standing thoy would DO paid.
CAPTAIN II. II. 1NsLEY
hore laet spring; no took au alllayit rotating 70
Callwoll's election from his pocket, which, ho
SSa Sesauna oaana adH 8'Rhaia hai nat M trastod LIN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-02
M II -. e.: Us; 49, 81

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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.
After 1000 D. m. SUNDAY, April l%, 1873,
trains will run rs follows:
Leave Southwark from Alexandria s Fredcr.
icksburg depot 1T S.U7 II. r., accommodation
daily, except Sunday; LIS p: nj. Southern hz-
press daily, except Sunday. The Southern IN
press at ll.26 p m. runs through to RichmondiI
without change, connecting with trains for al!
points South.
Lesve Northward from Alexandria & Freder
icks burg depot Ut J. ID II. III. Northern Express
daily, except Monday; 600 p. m. accoriimoda
ton daily, except Sunday, connects through
North ana West. The Northern E&pres
leaving st 315 a. M. runs through to bal
timore, without change, connecting with traIn'
on the Northern Central Railway for the Norti
and West.
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD
After SUNDAY, April 18th, trains Will run.
rs follows, daily except sunday
Leave i lexandril for Washington, from -
Asaph street depot, at 5.4S, los, 1853, S.3s, 9oI
10 So and II IS ~ m, and .5S l.5S. 2.53, %lS
1853, G.5S and 7 SO p. N.
Leave Washington for Alexandria FROM pas
senser depot. cor 9th and Streets at 6l"
7.03, 1.5S, S.53, Q S. 053 and ll.54 u. H., and
II SIS, SO, = IS 3.i3, 45S, 6.33 and 7.5S p. N.
GEs-Alexahdria and fredericksburg Railway
trains leave passenger depot, cor. 9Th and B SIS
at 1888 II. H. Quantico acconn. and 1923 p. N.
Southern Express for Richmond and I'll points
South EDMU Nd j.. DUBA
Superintendent
ED. S. YOUNG,