, 1874-01-10
The Soofle1d Scandal and Res
ignation.
Pomcroy's Case Called, and Nc
P0mcr0y Present.
His Bond Forfeited, and Writ far
His Arrest Issued.
!, s. Kallooh Rojoins the Church and
Forzwoars Office Seeking.

Special IDSftGp0nHeHGeQ Q 1Hc IHfcfY0 1Ft0HHds
LEAvENwonrtI, Kan., Jan. q, 1874.
When 1t was to!ographed to THE TRIBUNE that
Uuitcd statcs District Attorney soofo1d, Of Ka1l-
Bns, had boon deteoto1 In
AN uNrLEAaANT INTRIGUE
With ex-senator Pomoroy, m Indignant donlal In
chorus came up from tho party'organB Of this
State, aud all sorts Of wicked motives were at-
tributod to tho correspondent for chroncling
such rt1mor. Mr. pomcroy himsolf supplied COR
rospondcuts Of loading Western papers With In
formation which, ho cai1ned, would clear up the
whole scandal, and set himself aud AIr. Scofod
all right again. aaw tlio pomproy letters which
Cnpt. Tough brought from Washington. Tho
1ettors pcso genuine, and tho ox-senatora auto
graph WIS duly affixed to eacl. IA donials the
letters amount to nothing, except to show that
tho Benasor: will hayo to allow his case
In Topeka to take caro Of itself 10 that ho may
giyo Ills undivided attention to tho Conway case
III Washington. Henco tho ScoAeld conlplica-
lions arc no bettor Ii nlerstood now tlan before
Pomoroy wrote his letteta. The Atchieon
Champion, which speaks by tho card when 1t
speaks Of Senator Ingalls,, aunouuces that tho
1rs1aNATl0S OF alH. ScoF1ELD
has boon demanded. This announcement was
hot unexpected in Kansas, though tho exaot cx-
tent Of Scohsid'a of1on1ing IL not known to tho
outsiders aud by outsiders moan thoso not C.
ceasislo to tho secret conferences Of Mr., IpgalB
aud the Federal olieohotders Of llis rogimo.
Mr. Polnoroy, 1t is alleged, has boon supplying
Alr. Scoiield with money, and giving him prom
ises Of money.
IN ,usTiF1oAr1oH,
it is offered That Scoeld il performing legal Hor-
Yicc for lH client. Dir. pomcroy. Ink what legal
service las llr. scohed ougagcl to perform TINT
would induce Dlstrict~Attornoy Ryan, Of shuu-
United Statcs-Attorneyship under Hooneld
80 that he could prosecute tho
Pomeroy oase without trammeling himaelr ?
It IL we'll enough known TINT Ryan lid Threaten
Kansas were rampant with indignation oycr what
WAS termed .4Scoliolds pertidy;" and Tint
United Statca Marshal Tough went to Washing
ton in hot hnsto to settle tue affair. All nj oucc
THE SCANDAL wAs 1lusnED,
and tho information conveyed from ono to atl-
other TINT Senator 1ugalls Aal demanded Sco-
iiolds resiguatiol.. Tho organs TINT were loud
eHt III denunclation Of correspondents for deal
li'g III ruinor aro now for poace, good will. and
chango in tho United States District Attor-
neycr havo beticyed, that sonator Iagalls was III
my way involved i'll this scandal, although mon
in THU State. wlio would glory III hta downfall.
have induRtroaHiy employed their political Bklll
to make suspicion cling to him.
rOMEnoY's CAeH
was called in tho D,strict Court Of Shaunee
County yesterday. The State Indicated desire
to proceed at once with the tria1. The dofonso
asAea Tor thirty days' continuance, which tho
Court refused to graut. The s tato then asked
forfeiture Of pomoloy'H bond, which was Or
dcred, tosetAer With
WRIT OF ARREST
for tho ex-senator. Judge Morton is evidently
Attorney Ryan feels tue san,o way. Public aen-
timent deniu1lts Pomeroy's trial, not exactly for
Ills punishment, hut to ascertain also who sold
ont tn him. aud what was pala for votes.
An interesting chapter OF political hlstory will
70 n1tqftn f,.r
tccAncality or flight to Europe, tho trial on tho
bribery
A nEQuisIr1os HAS BEEN MADE
upon tho otlicorA OF the District of Columbia for
officer who leaves Topeka to-day, II tile OK
senator IL sllrewd. he will lce tho country, as
did Genot, mud leave luis bondsmen to nuke good
the loss The bond only calls for $4,000 and
Pomoroy could bottcr afford to pay TINT tAan
take s any Change Of trial IN Kansas at this time.
Ssill, think l'omeroy will appear III Topeka on
tue 29th inst. rather than 1cave the United
States. He IL willy sche,ner, md may prepare
a ga1no Of eomo kind yet tint will procure an-
other delay. Since Justice ia blind, she is easily
DECEIVED.
Tie Legislature conyenos next Tuesday, and
THE SENATORIAL CONTEST
will begin with the opening Of tho session. 1t
will be scrub-race; loss exciting than previous
.c1olitablc. AZ this time, Judge Kiugman, Of
Topeka; Col. ". A. Phillips, Of Salina; aud Col.
Plumb, Of Emporia, aro III tho leading places.
If tho Qrangers do not bring out a candidate, no
asplrant ,'ll receive 20 votes OIL the first ballot.
Siduoy Clarke IL worlting up n combination OF
tho forces opposed to tho Republican party to
secure the Organization Of tho Houso OF Ropre- |
Boutatvcs. II the tnsk wore in better hands, it
would stand moro show Of success.~
I. u. KAALoCH !
has forawosn olicesoeking and political caucrlB-
lug, and rojoued the Buptist Church. He asks
for grace to keep out Of politics and out of bad
company mud wo NIL trust it will bo giyon to
him. kalioch is tino orator, and. withal, a
gentlemau. and Just the kind of
lnan to place churcl, OH the high road to proH-
perity, And keep it thorc IIo pYcacheei hls first
sermon. since Ills reunion with tho church, In
Lawrence. night before Inst, and was listened to
by an immense audience lie will probably talto |
tho place Of pastor OF tho First Baptist Church
Of this city. It is thought that La is honest and
sincere III professions Of reform, aud I predict
q great future for him in tho church.
LoSa RANGE.