, 1874-05-16

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together gvo thanka to tho Groat God Of Armies who
has Dlessods our ca,iac Lot Us remotnbor with srat-
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III. MooANNAs, Adjht. e G;;leneral.
naooKa NI,1TEn.
Tonight AlE; Brooks ae. ~. communication to
forcos on both nIdos.. Tho DO, .norroferrod tho
matter to his commanding officer, Gen. Newton.
ACCIDENTALLY sHoT..
Young man man named west, from rope County
Baxter M soldier, waa accidentally shot and killed
vs92 gs s3s@f 5s!fee'ns throughout h9 city 'ents1s it
: &. In wAsH1Na;TroN:
HOW THE PRESIDENTS. pAoo14kafAT1oa suRp11sEr
PEOPLE.
Special Dts1aatch to The 0htcago Tribune.
WAsnlNaToN, D. G., b1ay 15,-presidcnt Grant
to-day added another to tho alroady numerous
liHt OF surprises to- Which he has treated the
country. His proclamation recognizing thu
Da1tor Government in ArkauBas, robukinp the
insolenoe Of tho would-be Gov Brooks, aud
ordering tho opposing parties to lay down theis
arms aud disperHe their hostile forces, aston~
ished noarly everybody but mono moro than tho
members Of tho Arkanaas delegation In Con.
gress, all Of whom, except Representative Will
Inn, ,ri}1
became known this afternoon that the President
>had determined to Bsue 1iH proclamation, tla
Arkansana III Congress got thoir h.ade together,
aud
TRIED IN VAIN 70 coxeo1E ruEstsE1yes.
and to divine the meaning Of this direct stroke ae
them md thoir loyal followers in the great 'Ro-.
form party Of Arkansas: Their discontinue
% was largely tI:, Increased whom they perused the
| proclamation itself, and tonight they aeem in
clnod 70 hide their dtlninishod heads by rcmain-
4 resolution vii be offered, BY either Judge
Poland or Ben Butier. on Motday ncxt. for, tho
| investigation, by a Congressional Committee,
| Of tho MkanaaB muddle. Senator Dorsey
done, although Ills best friends fear that twill
ruin him, as woll aH the rest Of tho leading poli4
! ticlanB Of tho State. .. " .4,..
BROOKS REALLY ELECTED, Dur COUNTED our.
Dorsey says that Brooks was roally elected By
majority $4,000 votes, hut TINT Baxter ives
4a aoguieecod after a vigorous protest. Senator
Clayton would not copsont that Justice should
bo done to Broo1ts, as, In tho first place, Brooks
Greeley platform; and, in the second place,
no :. was not a :, member Of tho
rings, md It was supposed had no interest in tho
| various schemes that the Republican 1eRderB in
| tho State had at heart. 81.
Dorsey further aays that tho feelings and
sympathies Of tue President have boon all along
I ,:,:y.+ IN FAVOR OF DRooKs,''. :. -.
| but that the vAttorney General has leaned to
Baxters aide.> The influence Of tho Attorney
General, aud :, tho uudiAputed fact that; the
precedents were. in Daxter's favor, :,de-
cided tho ), President to do that which
le honestly feels is m Injustice, By issuing ha
proclamation Of to-day. Dorsey will doubtless
saa hes.a A. onnnrtnnity M + nm nyestigatton u or
lng Baxter H., aud. ludglSg from his present
e1pressions, ho will not hesitate to do 40. .He
said these. railroad bonds, shout which &c
much fuss is mado, are not now worth cent or
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