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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-07-24
D R. j. L A N T z,
SURGEON and Mechanical Dentist,

StiTI has his ONCE on Mann Street, IN TIC second
story of Dr. $ Waton's brick building, nearly oppo-
e the StrnudsbuTg House, and he fslters himself
hat hy eighteen years constant practice aud the
rnr>t and careful attention to all matters pertaining
his professions, that he is fully able to perfurm ali
in the dental line IN the most CAREFUL taste
h gI and SkilliuI manner.
special attention given to saving the Natural Teeth
,IS1 10 the insertion of Artificial Teeth Rubber,
G ,lJ silver Continuous Gums, and perfect fits In
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Most persons know the great folly and danger oi
ruSng their work to the inexperienced or to those
irIn. N 4 distance. April IL, iS1l.-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22
TELEGRAMs TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
NEW YORK NOTES.


NEW YORK, Jan. 22--Stokes seemed much
depressed yesterday ON hearing of the decision
OF the court Of appeals, which seals the fate OF
Foster, the car-hook murderer. Stokes coun-
efforts for a stay of proceeding and new trial.
They profess TO have discovered new evidence
i'm favor OF Stokes.
srENKRs SEIZED FOR DEBT.
The steamships Columbia AMI Crescent CITY,
OF the Havana line, are under seizure for debt,
and the Moro Castle, now due here, will also DC
seized on arrival The crews Of both the CO.
lumbia and Crescent City have no; been paid
for six weeks, and are suffering.
WALL STREET WANTS TO FURNISH A sEcIE-
TARr or THE TREASURY.
IL is stated that efforts are being made by
prominent Wall street men TO secure a New
York man in place Of Mr.. Boutwell, a. Secretary
of the Treasury, i'm order that a different imam
cial policy may be inaugurated.
JAPANEsE CURRENCY.
The printing Of the bonds and currency for
the Japanese government i'm this city has been
completed, and Mr.. II. Yoso, the japanese
commissioner who has been experimenting the
business, viii shortly return to his own country.
THE SHOOTING of THE UNKNOWN TRUCK
last night by the bin poster, Nixon, was one of
the most wanton, cold blooded murders ever
COMMITTED: On being asked for an explanation
OF his conduct i'm his cell last night Nixon said:
81 just pulled out my pistol and shot him be-
cause he said he would strike me with a whirie-
tree"
woopHuLL AND cLAFLIN
were again arrested yesterday and locked mp i'm
the Tombs over night, on not giving bail for
fresh charges OF libel.
THE MURDERED TRUcKNAS.
The name OF the truckman brutaily shot by
Nixon is Charles Phyfe, of Brooklyn. He
leaves a wife and tour children. The order Of
Red Men have taken charge of his body.
THERE WERE NINE OFFERS OF BONDS
to-day, amounting to SOFT, 900. at from ll3.l2 TO
1919. The government bought s5I6,iO0 OF
bonds, at 1l3.i2 To 1887.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22

PRESIDENTIAL PARDoNs.-The President has
pardoned the following persons George 5.
Wright, South Carolina, kuklux. John Tucker
Indiana, sentenced to ten years imprisonment
for rObbing the mails; had about two months
yet to serve, and it is believed that he will not
live that long, as he is quite old, sick and feeble
William Stacey, Kansas, sentenced October 2J
1869, to four years and six months for larceny of
government property. Francis NJ. johnson, of
Maine, sentenced December IL, 1872, to sixty
days, for selling struggled goods George S. A.
Doherty, Massachusetts, sentenced October "a,
1871, to two years, for entcing sailor to desert
Z. w. LoudOn, Mississippi, sentenced June g.
1872, to six months, for retailing liquor without
paying special tax. Lewis Wright, Iowa, SEN
fenced June IL, 1871, to two years, for passing
counterfeit money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22

the bond o. his fnt Dividend. and the eco in
money in June. shortly after that Ne setfl..l
and took the matter OF his hands. ne gave
Union Pacific sscck.
ABorr Mn. FfNeHAN.
Judge Poland--what about Nr. Bingham
ally correct. Witness received - .ceo from Mr..
Bingham % invest in credit mobflicr stock. 80
invested Il, and Mr.. Bingham received the ben
Bingham wanted % sen his credit mobIlier
stock, but witness advised him not 20 do ~.
sro NE. .. y. WILSON, OF IOWA.
what Mr.. Wilson said, and he lld not desire 20
make any qualifications OF I'D statements OF
As To NR. PAINTER
Judge Poland There l. one gcntlemaa
whose name appears on this last Who We have
no nigh; TO inquire about, and that Is AIR.
Mr.. Ames.-weIl. Mr.. Painter had a right Il,
buy the stock, and did bny II. HE paid for Il
and received the dividends.
Judge Polsnd.-noes he hold IL nows
Mr; Ames.-i hope 20. No, believe he has
Q. At the time You we're making the-e con-
usctk, Wa there anything pending before Con-
A. No, sir.
Witness resumed Mr. Painter se,,,s, sor h.
shares and received the dividends. he had ",
reason 10 suppose that Mr. Painter held the siork
for the benefit Of any one but himself Th,,
aggregate number Of shares distributed hy W.
ness was one kundreu and eighty.
.. What became Of the rsSidue of The eoa
shares assigned 20 you?
Mr.. Ames-They were distributed 20 otl
parties out Of Congress.
q. To any officials?
A. No, sir. and don't think I viii ever e :.
stock 20 members Of Congress or oficials az Dol.
I.aughter.) Witness had a conversation " ga
Mr.. Boutwell,, but he declined Ia take any sto. . i
i supposed he would take stock but he declil
Nj. Wilson'S Comusiasee.
nation ur 81 Ess,, s. .Ssass ~ Tue esan
Pacific railroad company. WAS resumed bv y b.
Wilson's credit mobilier invest cation CONN
the Union Pacific road was 50. $50 .6T. He = 4
he did not believe any money was spent I'm
nection with the act of Congress 90 interi.,ss
with the Secretary OF the Treasury I'm the maj r
of Withholding certain interest from the Ia
Pacinc railroad company. Nor did he thr'.
or Representative In Congress.
Cakes Ames was called with reference 20 81,
payment OF the money, and said he did
know how the items were made up He wa -
Washington at the time. He knew only ~
report Of DIR. Durant having paid senator Gsr
Ian $4,000. He had, previous 20 DIR. Duraut'S
testimony heard of the money having been A.. Il.
This was through newspaper correspondence. by
General Boynton, aud others. Witness had con
tributed 50 coo for electioneering purposcs ln
Indiana. HE thought that was a good way Ia
spend money.
At the evening session OF the committee. Mr..
Rollins stated that the net earnings Of the "a On
Pacific railroad last year were about - .0fO o. .
and the gross earnings as 500 90. He also test
ned az 70 the assets OF the company.
TO-DAY.
The committee met this morning and resume.
the examination OF Mr.. =. n. Rollins, treasurer
of the y. p. X. r., but nothing Of interest was
deyeloped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22

CIVIL RIGHTs IN FLoRIDA.-The Senate OF
Florida yesterday passed the civil rights bill
which gives to the colored population of that
commodation, advantage, facility or privilege
furnished by inn-keepers, common carriers
managers oftheaters, officers of public institu-
tions, &c. The bill had previously passed the
the governor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22
SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS.
Dfabolical Attempt 20 Blow mp q Train

NEW YoEK, Jan. "A Panama paper OF the
9Th instant, received via Kingston, Jamaica,
and Mobile, says there Is great excitement i'm
Peru at the discovery of an attempt 10 blow up
a train Of cars in which were President Pardo
and several officials. The sole object was the
assassination of the president. All the parties
implicated were arrested.
EARTHQUAKE.
There was an earthquake at Arequipa ON the
26th Of December.
THE SMALLPOX
Is increasing in Lima.
LAFFyE, WHO SHOT THE PRESIDENT
of Bolivia, has published a statement justifying
the act. All IL quiet i'm Bolivia.
THE SMALL POX IN CHILL.
Gillian adyices state that the small pox Is very
prevalent, the town OF Lota being abandoned
The newspaper there says: "The plague over
runs the town. Not a street, court or alley is
without its victims. None think OF the suecOr
Of hygienic measures. God have pity ON u.s."
THE GCNBoAT KANSAS
arrived az Aspinwall January lst en- route 70
assist the Nicaragua canal survey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22

VThere were 81 deaths from small box in
Baltimore for the week ending yesterday.
0The lwelling and furniture Of r. L. Helm
on Monday Dorning, the family narrowly es-
Gaping.
s0George Francis Train is stin Imprisoned
in the New York Tombs, on the charge of send
ing obscene matter through the mails, refusing
to give ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22

The PRISON REFORM ASSOCIATION COM
menced its second session in Baltimore yester-
day, Ex-Governor Seymour in the chair. Hon.
Isaac ID. Jones made an address of welcome on
behalf OF the citizens of Maryland, and Hon. NJ
c. Kerr delivered an address commencing prison
discipiine and reform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22

HEAVY SENTENCE OF MAIL RoBBERs.-The
department Of justice has been notified that
Hudson, and William White, who were arrested
for robbing the United States mail July 26, 1872,
have just been tried by an Oregon court, con-
yicted, and sentenced to the states prison for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22

ranff, Of Pennsylvania, yesterday, was devoted
entirely to state AFFAIRS, and called attention to
several needed reforms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22

The JURY have declared innocent JENNIE
two years ago. She has all along pleaded
guilty; but what 10 . young girl supposed to
know about such an important matter COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22

SHOT DHAD-Michael Nixon, bill poster,
yesterday afternoon came in collision with an
unknown man ON horseback, and after a fey
words Nixon shot the man dead. Nixon was
arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22

TIE COLoRRD MEN or MARYLAND will hold q
convention in Anna polls on Wednesday, Feb. 10,
to urge the passage Of the supplementary civil
rights bill and Of q national education bills and
also to secure, a. far Is possible, recognition Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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IN TINS community Tor upwards Of I'VE years with
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22

THE CASE OF Miss ANTHONY.-Judge Hall.
Of the U. 8. district court at Albany, yesterday
refused to discharge the writ Of habeas corpus
refusel to discharge her from custody. The
case now goes to the Supreme Court of the
United States as to the right of women to VOTE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22

The REsIeNATION Of Captain James E. Put
nam, 18th infantry, has been accepted by the
President to take effect March 3tst, 1873.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22

0o0n1e9 Oo0knang De-eaecsel.
AIDAxYs dan. 22-RoscOe CsnEfinr was s,-
eag re<leceed United States senstsr by fiso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22

An KLoPEMENr EXTRAORDINARY occurred
at Newton, Miss, last week. Cynthia Walt
Iaann, white servant girl, ran away with Elias
Chapman, black forty-ive-year-Old negro.
They were married In the lower part Of Newton
county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

PARIS. jan. aTFenonill hh'I p ssS1Ss and
Benet. the condemned commi,nists' were shot
early this morning on tbe Satorv Main Fa-
nouilly died without utterina a word. Deramn'.
last words we're: ~ die assassinated noxa
with false witnesses lawvers and T'biers ),
Benet died cheering the republic, the commune
died instantaneOasiy. There were but a. re ~
spectators on the ground 10 witness Tie eve
CONFERENCE or rox.p.rr,srs
LoSpos. Ian. ss.-It is renerted ,bat a ron-
ference has been held nj Chiseihurst ami II was
decided that the Empress Eugene aud Prince
rect the Improvements of Inc party. Ii Is said no
msnifesto Announcing the intention of the 70.
napartisas win be published. The Prince I'm
as his motto Strength, but not imr ~dspted
- .-stience."
The Terrible sssrv-.
rsc.ns ter..SS Jan 22.-The details Of the
continusd ssts snun1cane IN Minnesota, which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22

THE President has approved the act of Con-
gress to incorporate the LOOMS Aerial Tele-
graph company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE--The receipts from this
source to-day were $3.50, ie0.09.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22

NoTHINe definitely duplicating any candi.
date has been elected by the Missouri Sena-
torial bribery investigation committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22

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Sad9e foaa,a;@wcn. = = NJ. ecoossdY
ease n o. 80, and toek . receipt fbr Il I re-
cetved tAe kead a. dividend on he ten sharea.
Do not reco1loct ezactly h0w settled with him.
The matter We settled, however. He receiyed
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-13
SPEAKER BLAINE.

Speaker Blaine's appointment of salary
grabbers and the Credit Mobilierists to the
foremost places on the leading committees
Of the Forty-third Congress is the most
brazeu defiance of public sentiment of
which any Republican has thus far been
guilty. Even President Grants 100000
signature was less defiant, for the storm
of general Indignation had hardly arisen
when he made that bill the law Of the land.
President Grants appointment of G. NJ.
and S. G.. John A. Bingham as Minister
to Japan, was certainly very audacious
defiance of public sentiment, but Speaker
Blaine gives the practical control OF the
law-making department of the Federal Gov
ernment completely into the hands Of thu
greedy and yenal crew, and to one of tn,
worst of them, Dawes of Massachusetts, '
commits the actual lead srship of the Hous'
Of Representatives Mr.. Blaine's owl
concealed record it is true, may have bee
in no condition for him to make Credi
Mobilier venality a bar TO promotion a
his hands. But whether as Credit Nc
bilierist, or as defender and promoter q
Credit Mobilierists, he is equally YER
dead cock in very dirty pit.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-13
GRANT AND THE sALARY-eRAB.

Senator Wright Of Iowa Rep made an
excellent speech Monday in favor Of the
complete repeal of the Salary Grab law
but he defended Grants signature OF the
bill by saying that, since it was tackled to
the Appropriation bill, the wheels OF gov
ernmeut must have stopped had he with
held his signature, and that his message
request, to be permitted to veto items and
save the rest of such bills, was caused by
his hard experience in being Obliged to
sign bill which added 100000 to his
own salary. The defence is plausible but
false in fact. A private intimation from
President Grant to hisfriends in the House
would have killed the salary-grab. He
made no such intimation but the reverse
1t was notorious that the salary grab be
gan as a White House job and was pushed
along at every stage by General Grant
military ring. The House had alread.
lust refused to increase the Presidents sal
airy as a separate proposition. 1t was ear
ried when saddled with the back-pay grab
But for General Grant, his own salar
would not have been doubled, nor the pa
of Congress raised, nor the back-pa
grabbed
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-13

Kelley, and Bingham. In fact the Speak
err who moved that resolution could never
have answered the requirements OF this
atrocious inquisition, for he predicted it en- |
tirely upon accusations made in the pub |
lie press, and not upon personal knowl-
edge or information.
Everybody knows that the Credit Mobil- !
Ter corruption was developed as far as it
went-for there is much yet to be revealed
by the publicity which the independent
press extorted from the committee. At
first the efforts at concealment were nearly
successful.
In order to rivet this new tyranny, Mr..
Poland proposes to set aside all the stand
ing rules and TO compel the House to vote
directly on the report OF packed commit
tee, without discussion of any kind or the
exercise of those privileges which have
heretofore been held sacred in every parli-
amentary body pretending to be governed
by constitutional principles These COM
lniittees hold their session in secret, and the
press is denied admission except by special
consent or when the doors are forced open.
They are TO be so many partisan star cham
bers, from which nothing is to issue that
can damage the majority, and everything
that may restrain the minority.
Mr., Poland was Chairman Of the Credit
Mobilier Committee, and, with all his en-
deavors to whitewash the guilty members
he discovered how seriously the disclosure
l had affected the Republican leaders ant
8 damaged the party in public estimation
He knows that only small part of the &C
tual corruption was then brought to light
and he has now been put forward to SUP
: press further investigation by an arbitrar
!. process that violates every principle OF lit
Y erty and Justice.
This project is at once plain confessio
of hidden iniquities and an organized a
y tempt to shut the gates upon mass {
iobbery and fraud that would otherwise
exposed. 1t is very well known that tn
Northern Pacific Railroad, the Central L,
" ci6c, the failure of the First National Ban
ut Washington aud the relations OF ia
le Cooke x Co. with it, the outrages OF tn
es Washington Ring, the false measurement
,st of Gen Babcock, and other matters requil
of TO be investigated. Many members OF bot
-. Houses are known TO be personally comp
{" cnted in these corrupt transactions, an
W officials appointed by the President a
I'M COMPROMISED in frauds that must crea
en- a profound impression when the who
"a truth shall be known.
" This expedient has been contrived
NJ. the interest of corruption only, aud to pr
ter pare the way for the plundering schem
MS which are now represented at Washingt
,or by an immense lobby. While investig
N1' tons could be moved as a natural rigl
the thew could have no hope of success. Is
ov with that dread of conviction removed t
the path is made easy, and the country m
tho expect to see Credit Mobilier repeated
' a far grander scale. The power Of t
'ne House may be abused, but the press ca
use not be silenced,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-13
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Confidential Physician,

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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-13
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-13
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