Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-12


tees Of the Senate, a reconstruc,ed by the Sen
ate To- day.
Pririlcges end Eleetions--Messrs. Morton, Car
penter, Logan, Alcorn, Mitchell, Anthony,
Bayard, Hamilton Md
FSrciss RsLatioas-Messrs. Cameron, Morton,
Frslinghuysen, Conkhng, Hamlin, Howe,
Fsnanee-Messrs. Sherman, Morrill, (vt),
Scott, Wright, Ferry (Mich.), Bayard, Fenton.
Observation-Disclosures Morrill, Mel Ames
Sprague, Window, West, Stevenson, Sargent,
Military A1air.-Mesrs. Logan, Cameron,
Spencer, Clayton, Wadieigh, Kelley; hanson ON.
rill, Of Me-, Sargent, Conover, Stockton, Nor
Jadfciorv-Messrs Edmunds, coukling, Car
penter, Frelinghuysen, Wright, Thurman, Ste
Disfrtct OF co,umsia-Messrs. Lewis, Spencer.
Jones, Robertson, Hitchcock, Ferry OF Michi-
gan, Salisbury.
PRESIDENTIAL NoNINArroNs.-Tbe Pres;-
dent sent the following nominations to the Sem
Edward P. Smith, of New York, com.
missioner Of Indian affairs. COLLECTORS of
custome-J. s. Hanover, Fairfield, Conn;
Colberu Caldwell, Pasa del Norte, Texas;
ssoe1 Mrri f., Anssas district E M SSnn
J. g. Moore, appraiser of Merchandise, San
Francisco, California; Daniel c. Rodman,
Pension Agent, Hartford, Connecticut;
James N. Wilkinson, receiver OF pnolic moneys
at Marquette, Mich; Morgan Bates, register Of
the land once at Traverse City, Mich; John
fsasSs T
stecs, receiver ,penvei, COT; VIM. a. Arno ad,
ss engineer IN nsry Tho s
A. Cummings, collector Of customs for district
Of Montana and Idaho.
-, Also large number Of pos. master, including
W. o. Bigelow, Annapolis, Md.
The DENIzENs Of Newspaper Row were on
the qai rire all day to-day to find out who '.that
prominent journalist, Mr.. MOOre,'' is, who has
ton In the Indian territory for 900 Winnebago
Indians. Col. Diggins, OF the Herald, was de-
puted to find out who Mr.. Moore is, but up to 3
O'Clock had made no progress.
APPOINTMENT AT LARGE OF MILITARY Ca
pETs-The following is a list Of appointments
at large OF cadets for the L. s. military academy
for the class Of 1871, made by the President,
March IL 1873 :-Chas G. Heisly, of Pa; served
as drummer during late war; son of Chaplain
Heisly. Robert Nelson Getty, of ID. c.; son of
Col. Geo. w. Getty, U. 3. A. Geo. M. Derby,
of =; son Of the late Lieut.. Derby, U. s. A.,
{" John PhGnix.'O Hayden Burns, of Dino:
son of Chaplain A. Burns, G5th Ohio volunteers,
who had four sons in the army. Henry. IL.
Benham, of Mass; son of Col. Ii. W. Benham,
L. 5. engineers. VIM. B. Turnbull, of Md !;
great grandson OF Lawrence Lewis and Eleanor
Park Gusts. John H. Bernard. OF n. ": grand
son of the late Prof. Bernard, Of the military
academy. b. ID. Spilman, of Va. John F. Il.
Lands, of Pa; nephew OF the late Gen. John
r. Reynolds. Burton Vance, Of Ind; son Of a
refugee from rebel violence, who died in 1871
leaving his family destitute.
SENAToR-ELEcT BOGY NOT YET I" OUT OF THE
WooDs."-A special dispatch from Jefferson
City, Mo-, says that 1t is understood there that
memorial has been drawn up by several leading
democrats in and out of the legislature and for
warded to the committee on privileges and cleo
tons of the L. $. Senate, which contains some
new testimony in the alleged Bogy bribery
matter. The purport Of this testimony, 1t is
said, is, that during the senatorial democratic
caucus, after General Phelps had been dropped
General McAffee, law partner of Phelps, de-
teTmined TO urge the Phelps men to vote for
Blair. and with this view called some Of Phelps
friends out of the caucus and told them that
Blair. and he (Phelps) had been beaten by the
money Of BOgy. A leading member who was
working for BOgy came out OF the caucus room
at this time and stated TO members i'm tie
rOtunda, and who were Phelps men, that BOgy
would give SIC, 900 to be elected. Major Melton
and General g. Shelby, who were in the rotunfa
at the time, are Said to have heard and COM
mented upon this offer. 1t Is further stated that
Mr. Hutchins, a member from st. Louis, who is
evidently referred to in this dispatch as the
leading member who was working for BOgy
had short talk with another member, and
that member, and one or two others who had
avowed their intention to vote for Blair, went
into the caucus and voted for BOgy. These
statements, IL is said, will be sworn to- and the
names OF witnesses will be sent on with the
memorial.