, 1873-05-23
Gov. Kellog Finally Bescechos the I'D.
miniStration for lid.
The Whole Matter Kept Secret
J.. Until the Appearance
Of the Manifesto.
Rumored Willingness Of Mexico to
Sell Sonora to the United
States.

Special Dispateh to Tde. Chicago Tribune.
TIE LOUISIANA PROCLAMATION.
WARRINGTON, D. O., May 22.-Tho Presidents
proclamation, issued At 4 late hour this evening,
commanding the armed partisans Of MoEnory to
dlsporBo within twenty days, has caused a gem
uino sensation hcro. For long time Kellogg
has held out to both friends and enemies that
his Government Ind all the vitality which could
DO expected from it, on account Of It's being &c
ceptable to tho majority Of tho votora Of tho
State. Several membors OF the Cabinet, aome
weokR eince, oven wont no far as to admit
that tho Kollogg Government should not
bo Sustained unloss it dcmoustrat-
cd that 1t had tho capacity to
compete with. il not to Huppross, domestic In
surr action. for the past few daye tho rlmor
has been current here that Kellogg had msdo q
raquisition on the Federal Government for
troops to asaist in preserving tho poaoe. Inquiry
at tho proper Administration quarters in this di
rection was mot with Btorn mud positive denial.
Telegrans we're sent to Kellogg himself, from
hero, as to whether ho had mado q requiBition on
the Federal Government, and ho, too, denied
either the possibility or probability Of such al
event, but the proclamation comes forth to-day,
and Ito necessity aud the policy which justified 1t
can be Judged by all who road it. It was written
by Attorney General Williams.
DECORATION DAY.
It seems that, after all, the political orgsniza-
ton known as tho Grand Army Of tho Republic
does not control the programme Of the proceed
fuEs on Decoration Day. QuartermaHtor-Gell-
orA h1eigs, having official charge Of all tho cere
monies concerning National cemeteries. to-day
property, and that they arc alwaya open for froe
entrance by woll~bohayed peraons. who choose
to decorate the graves of their friends.
THE w1lsET-aAuaEns.
For aomo time there has been delegation Of
cities, protesting against the proposed reduction
Of tho foos of these officers from 50 to go por
diem. Tho Commissioner OF lnternal Revenue
to-dny decided positively that the appropriation
besides the consideration tbat 1t Il would m oqualize
the salaries betwoen storokeeperB and this Bamo
olaRB Of oflcials.
NOTICE 70 sA11ons.
Tho Treasury Department has been notified
that the lnrbor-ligllt at st. Ignace Island, Lake
Superior, will bo Immediately discontinued, On
account Of tho failure of the appropriation by
the laat Congroas.
AN ANNEXATION nUMoR.
A rumor gained considerable currency hero to-
day to tho e11eot that tho Mexican Government
bad made proposition to dispose Of 6onora to
the United States. Inquiry at tho State Depart
ment and at tho Mexican Legation shows that
no information Of this character has been re-
ceiyod In those quarters.
Ito the Associa&ed Press.l
APPOINTMENTS,
WASHINGTON, May 22.-The following gaugera
were appointed to-day: Caleb 7: Lingo, Will
ton, Tenth Illinois District; Samuel D. Brown,
Fifth Kontucky District; George F. simonson,
aud George ii. Robertson, First Indiana Dis.
trict.
r TIE hop1s1ANA rhoo1AmAf1oN ~, .o
President to-day:
Ru tbs Pre8iIetk nf the United States:
PROCLAMATION.
wHEnrAs under tho protcnoe that William P. Rel
uEs eeEs .ssoted viii Lin In tno sto I Ira
not duly elected certain turbulent and disordery
Btate: and,
local aSthoities and MT iudsisy deerusd by the
inferior and Superior Courts Of sad State, TINT tho
lively and execute and discharge tho functions there
Of .nd.
WuEnEAs Congress, at ita last aosslon, upon due
confederation Of fhe subject tactty recoanizei sud
Executive and ills sasociates then al now IL oco by
and u '~4' aN' "''oA Will fe'p''' 'Aefe'o
United States that the Unitol gates shall protect
evsry tste in tbs Union on apncation Of tho Tcos
~" n OF os sn
nc1 ~ pfoyod IN ha awe of ho
a,n,n. ahnt IN All casra ~ narrecIon IN INV st.c nr
nf obstructfon to the laws thereof It shall be lawfu1
tor the President Of the United States on application
Of tue Legislature Of auct State, or tho Executive,
when the Le8a!atufe cannot % convened TO can for
so smo n. = G any yn TIer @ nsva oroo ~
ac1 neces.ary fnt tia nurnosn ~ snnnrcaatnu arch
iusTrecons O. CAUSING tha iaws 10 bo dpiy s1oeute
and,
WuEnEAs, The Legislature Of aatd atato 10 not now
a ana 70 @ LUZ ~ a aasI 1nite
States and the laws passed In pursuance thcroof haa
therefore made application 70 for auch part Of tha
military fotco ct hb United States ~ may be necessary