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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-18

How A SALARYGRABBER WAS FLANKED.-
Col. Orzo }. DOdds, late member Of Congress
from tho First District of Ohio, tells a good
story about call he recently received at his
Office from man who claimed to be an edi
tor from Arkansas. He was very seedy
looking chap, and appeared as though he had
but recently come off from about six weeks
spree. Bowing profoundly, then striking an
attitude, with one hand on his heart, and the
other extending a badly'used plug.hat, he OK
claimed with IA dramatic air:
Have the honor Of addressing the Hon
Orzo j. Dodds?'
My name is Dodds, but am no longer al
Honorable,' said the Colonel.
Not an Honorable? Dodds not an Honor
able? Now, by ST. Paul, when l can scan
that honest face, on which all the gods dc
seem to set their seal cgreen SEAL murmur
ed Dodds to mmself), Il read nothing dis-hon
orable.
That's right said Dodds; never read any
thing dishonorable But to business
Yes, as you say, to business. | am a prn
teri might say, with no unbecoming blush
an editor. | am from the noble State of Ar
kansaw, the only State, by the way, able and
willing to support two governments at the
same time. But have been unfortunate
Much have been tossed through the ire Of
cruel Juno, ant
Juno how it is YOURSELF broke in the Co
lionel.
Bulleted by the wcsiu S rude storms you see
me here q stranded wreck. Scarce three
moons past left my Office in charge Of my
worthy foreman, and sought the peaceful
wales and calm retreats of the Muskingum
where my childhood sported. Returning,
stopped in Cincinnati, | fell into evil com
pany,and-but why dwell on details? Enough
that am, that l am-disheartened, ruined
broke! y mark for scorn to point her slow
unerring finger at AS was about to give
else l had, I thought of you. Sir, am here
You have not sent for me but have come
Your name, sir, is known and honorcd from
one end of this great Republic TO the other
II
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-18

If a man is getting shaved in BARRIERS
shop, and fly alighis on his nose, and he
gives his head twitch to remove the fly, dur.
ing which the barber removes q slice OF the
mans ear, who is TO blame-the man, or jno
barber, or the fly, or the ear, or che razor:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-18

Ben Zine asked O'Shea, How is il that the
most reliable account of the deluge make
no mention of an Irishman having been
taken into the ark" 'DIvil one was
there said O'Shea How, then, was the
race perpetuaieds' qucried Ben. Faith
said 0Shea, in those days the Irish wert
wealthy, and had boat OF their own
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-18

That little birds do in their HeTs agree j.
no credit 10 the little birds became itwoulG
never do for them 10 fall cut.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-18

A little boy in Maine enreated his mother
to tell him some stories about bad boys, and
upon her expressing establishment, said hC
wanted to see how they got out of scrapes
New-York tribune., 1874-06-22
MTNICIPAL HOsTILITIES.

TIE COMMISSIONERS or THE NEW COURTHOUSE
OBJECT TO GRArUITOUs ADvIcE-oFFICE ROOM
SEIZED.
The new Board of Commissioners for the
completion OF the County Courthouse feel aggrieved at
letter OF advice which they have received from s. b.
a. Vance President Of the Board of Aldermen. and John
Wheeler Chief OF the Department OF Taxes ald Assess
nents, and have u some What heated COM
mnnicatlon in reply. They question the propriety OF
" "gratuiious advice" They they have made no
requisition Controller money the Represen
tatiyes OF the Aldermen limited. They merely asked
the Controller 20 tell them how much money was
unexpended account OF the New Courthouse.
Ile Controller stated that there were a Large
number OF claims against the amount unexpenfef.
They were appointed they state about SIX weeks ago.
without solicitation their part. They were Taxpayers
OF the city aud have Its interests at heart They would
not commit the city to dollar OF pense which was
not necessary, story had been circulated that they
proposed 10 disturb persons ami courts now occupying
rooms IN the Courthouse Il 1aseless. Thev should
take the greatest pleasure in conducting the work OF
completion little Inconvenience as possible
to the occupants of the building They regretted 10 see
members OF the Board OF ApportlOnment, wlo mSlt %
called upon TO act Off Tally IN the matter, giving a
quasi advocacy Of the claim OF the Tenth National Bank
against which the Controller has ~ tde Sncu deIcrhned
resistance Tor nearly three years" They at loss 70
account FOR the DretentOus advice IN the i d
that 10 "Tul the unwarrantaDie ana gratn-
tOus assumptions" They also want 20 know ~ Insult
intended III particular clause. They are " niher
ent whether the Board OF AppOrtOlmels apprl pIite
any money not" aud will not ask Tor any uutl tney
are entitled 90 IT. Tne communication closes as iO
lows We shall 10 our duty, Dut sla not ADVISE you
ar 10 yours"
The Court house Commissioners, after having put
up with temporary quarters IN the building. over
which they CLAIM have charge, as Mr BOese auu NJ
JARVIS. the clerks Of the superior Court ana Cort O
Common Pleas could afford tnem have At last felt them
selves Obliged obtain by force what COMMISSIONER
Van Mort did appear 10 desire 70 give tnenl On
Saturday Il reported that they had broken INTO Va
cant room and fODlY taken possession or 10 ds tHer
Office IL found that K. j. Morrison. Secretary 20
the commission and one OF Controller Green's CLERKS
had, under the Oraers of the commissioners causeu
small unoccupled roJtu on the right hand side OF the
third STORY staircase opened ANA lifted as an Once
lOcksmlth employed 10 put new ana strOhR
lock on The door Around the City Hall tins bold pro-
ceedng occasiOned great deal OF remark ana the gen
ersl feeling appeared Je taG the cOmnssloheFs were
bringing trouble upon themselves WHAT acton COmmis
si0ner Van Mort may upon tins violation or the
rights he claims OF sole supervision over the new ouI
house i not known he away from has ONCE at
he inn
New-York tribune., 1874-06-22
CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
Martin Lomborg, IA Swede. age 27, run over
sni killed by rza the BAaor and oao K4''oAd at Locust
Po.ai, SATURDAY nisht
Seaton Harton. wealthy farmer. aged 90,
viag oses Orange county H. suicide
Jay Hora.ng D. hanging
Harry Fisher, a miner of Wlkesbarre, was
lj SATURDAY mosHng On Ae Lensn valley
iiaiiroG1, and mad BIS necE 0roAen
IL l. Marks. ex-State Harbor Commissioner of
san Francisco Msrs oAur5ay "
conspracy deiauI tie state Of large OF
- On Saturday afternoon the mate and a sailor
Mary Mariner Portland Me- tight and
reseuel bat the sailor Drowned
IA woman named Mary Moran was arrested
e piece of ribbon tight sfouad her neck ssnslHs herself to
death
"A man named William Greer watchman at
the Grant Depot Portland, Me, so
night O'Clock o tat Hga nothing has been oi
"A daughter of Simeon FitZ Of Auburn. Me-,
,ss,ut. her mother with Friday hrr
JuaaT en Ise f AS 'oea l-Aea ne Hos
pA for the Insane.
..On Saturday night, Mary Ann Lanning a
youag Of Montreal while Drano karoA ak
receiving Injuries fon ~Aa she de
Laf .B hour afters4rL
"A freight train thrown from the track on
the PenrsyiSaHA Ralosd Fday night near ore rem H
running The 10 IEONA oo"h steep
sabAnkIBeut, Killing the engineer And breInan-
The engine of the morning train on the King
Railroad struck near New PAl OF saisr
day, oyeunnz the aa down an "e' '"H1'A' -s
engineer bad broker, aud was bslY sosdea-
"A Young man named Lewis Shuler, while
baiLus Cincinnati fnta SEIZED with cAmpA
trend his ssstaHei but seized
by drowning suea 20 9fse-s s -S Vi As HOs
and both were Gro"1e-
A sad accident occurred at Baptiste Creek on the
st saturday The boiler OF the GreAt esh
Railway steam dreEe etytae insAA, Alhs "i.m C-usr o.
De-sTa, has died
New-York tribune., 1874-06-22
MYSTERY AT ELlzABErHPoRT. N J.

The mutilAted body of respectfully dressed
man was found IN the uger near Bay Bridge on Friday
by two deck hands schooner Missouri from Cod
SPRING " Y. The deck hands, William Wood and Fran
Van WiHke, towed the body IN shore and fastened
II TO a coal per. TIE mans head was battered 'nost
tea isy and numerous cut. aud staDs visible all
over the body. The boiy was removed TO No. 4
EDgine-louse, and Coroner Stearns ordered to hold
an inGnest. He Immediately Impaneied jury, ana
after viewing body, adjourned the inquest UNA sax
urdiy Dr. Ierrl, meantime. made an examination oI
the BODY and found scalp wound the left side Of Tue
head near ear, similar wound vas iound near Ihe
left eye ana another ia tle center OF the HohsdI DoHr
vet another large wound at the anterior part OF le
pArieta DOne the lei; se. large piece OF tAe siP
was entirely gone. A large wound sufficient 20 cause
death s found IN the back Of head, and there were
numerous other smaI. wounds. Cyldenty made Oy Que
instrument, supposed 10 De marAh SPIKE. w @ 7aaua
dy the Coroner held the inquest al NJ
and after hearing considerable testimony, the jury re-
turned verdict finding tnat the deceased cLme 10 ms
esTb AZ te hant, OF some person persons uGknOwn,
ana requesting an Immediate investleitlOn.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-22
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Congress we are about to elect may
,aDe ~ eec the next President II Gen. Grant IS not
n aspirant third term, now Is the time Ior MIN W
sav so Louisville Courier Journal tDenl
When Congress gets through muzzllng the
proceed 10 mUlLe OohgIcss' uolAs
u nv insta lmenis and deliberately Dut VITA 6esutiui
s,cSe.s Rochester Democrat ana chronicle ttsepJ
Evidently, this Fall, platforms will not mean
- 80 nsrftcs will " cDlenN on What VAeI
,s,eord ard the character OF their . anu %
49, tndicate mai they viii do-lDetroiI Tribune thep
After reading carefully the report OF the DIS
,rsNt ~ Columbia Investigating C0nmlttee, We nafs
G ~ o., tSe concnson that ir Boss Shepherd - an
honest man. Boss Tweed ought b. DC d. H'ei lO4
clunati Gazette tisepJ -,
Pbelps. Dodge g. Co. of New-York obtained lsl
N Coprress yesIerday thorough e1Oneralon non
he unjust chnTges preferred against ihel " - ,t
partles they made TIE victims VI s tHe 20
.T.uvenOmed biackg guard by the Lsse4 Iepl
which iWaddvs considered the Dest inuUIs
possible from tnat source Boston Irahscrp' IiP'
Except among the Democrats and Liberals
e-o statesmanke qualities have betrayed themselves IA
pgTessOua legislative propositions, Wnbc the
aas been prOtracted spectacle OF IDcompetehcy IN
,dnereboe selfish seeking, and guilty LnIdty seeAInH
security behind the threats OF tyranny. NO successo
can possibly surpass IL IA respect series OF chhrs
1erstios most Of Which come under public disgust aHu
<ondemna ton Boston Post (Deml
There has for some time been apparent
sisnosifiOu among the corruptOnlsts IN Washington
- srtemDt 90 check the natural growth aud iadepend
80 ~ the press THIS has been pressed IN niis dis
mtrating against che large cOleerns, aDd the Matt
.Hn,cr ami Ben Bntler bill. 10 u nothing for
S1theads and blaerskites ana puOllc 1ODOers 10 be
koh,eS sbout the press. We suppose they must stl
= tSnnbied Tbey require teDf0d the attentions here
fofors bestowed upon theA.-iS4HV'nnA" N'NA'i''~
nd
New-York tribune., 1874-06-22
p1sSRNGFRS ARRKgRD.

PROM LTvRRPOO-Jn n,rushp CIV 0f Rsraos6 funs 2f -
A. Eno and adv N. Alien, O. Greeu u Grs1s
l. Green Count As Z4ts. sstner aaL ~ 8 Nag
Mother Nativity. Mother s,rv of 81 Bef-i1
Bbus Mother Msy Of St. o's N nssbsr ~
Rose. Mother hsrf i ~ 10
Pst~k sher hrv o IT. sassn sissee
Mary Of 1T. Ward, MARI Of heieoe. s'siss
Marv Of ST. Ligor, Sister May Of "a Kong aeA
". Webster M Apei " Bvrn, Jatre J. hrngr1 ~
nedy Y. - Smith. Yeie. Aoesv0rn, r. tnstn. "
Armstrong. Dr. HoiIns~oh lSy Ms. NJ t9. nsS
Ms Harvey Mss Harvey NJ Cunsn, hssier C'sren
G. Barrett J. wAter aelaire. H. ssnen, s. Fi,k hs
Walke Father De Pan, Z. Hsew and dI Mis- WILCOX ans
mail M. Harv Comsns Bell p chbborn IOhn hnce
Albert E,krgg, P. Pennington Mr. OstnU Jsrrsrd. J.
Aen Terry T. Watkins M. Nsttils Mss Wsikins M Nm
Houghtou Bsssett A. C. Anens Master H. Moor o. hsr
Ms T. Mcleod LADY. Jenkins Mr. Jenkns nss
Jenkins Mr. KEnedy Kennedy MIS- d. Nyers J. iY w
shedsn W Chspu VC0nnor, A. Tee. McholSo- h1hs W
Dax Watts Thomas Thomas ss>
deveer A. Clunen Y. Gsigan q. Bsriow.
PROM NRw ORLEANS AND HAVANA-fn s>amsAtp hrthv-
2l-Mr and e1rep Ms Met leisn ssi ssn-
Ms g. L. Bright clfren, NJ. hsoege sfe Ahs caIrrn.
Ms HARDY NJ X Johnson Cspt J. WOO
ssrr and W stekisld, Mrs G a. foes n
W I,agaton ami wife Mcke n. ". Frost, h. Felsf y
Parker " LsRr~nee Wari. Mrs y Hsa J. A. Pedro u
stapan, L. Conll, J. PreRde.. A. Bale, a. HAxsa.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-22
WASHINGTON.


eminent and tonight there are reports ema-
mating from the highest official sources that he
has not changed this purpose. On the other hanu
the Joint Committee. during the interview they
had with the President yesterday, got an I'M
preston that he would select three prominent
citizens not residents Of the District for the place
II is hardly believed that, should Gen Grant sen1
Mr.. Shepherds name to the Senate, that BODY would
coniirm him. Early this session his conn TInaiiOh
was effected only after long struggle. althOugn
many influential Senator'S then defended the ring.
Now, nobody dares 20 oppose the recornmendations
of the JOINT Committee, and political death would
await any Senator who should be known 10 have
voted Tor the continuation OF any member OF III oid
ring.
TREASURY EMPLOYEES CONCERNED In THE SAFE
BURGLARY.
The Joint Investi eating Committee is still en-
gagged in taking testimony in relation 10 the late
safe burglary in this city, The fact that the whole
job was managed by Netteship, Col. WhIteleys
deputy, has been established beyond doubt not
only by circumstantlal evidence but by anonymous
letters the handwriting of which has been identified
as his Having satisfied themselves thus far the
next thing to ascertain whether NettleshIps
superior officer, Whitley, also guilty. Hayes
whose testimony was printed few days ago said
that when Whitley sent him TO Washington and he
did not find Nettleship he teiegraphed to Whitley
The original dispatch had been found, and also the
JtlePrdpu DOy UOOh III NcN-lOlhf "biNH o"""'
that Whitley receipted for the dispatch himself
This proves that Hayes told the truth when he sad
that he was in communication with Whiteley., The
report of tine Committee, which will be made to-
morrow will leave room for doubt that the Secret
Service Bureau of the Treasury Department was
used by che cODsplratOrs 10 convict an innocent man
OF felony IN order To save the District Ring.
The proof that Assistant Distrlct-AttOrney Har-
ringtOn employed Whiteley to do the job IS not so
strong but, although his guilt may not Do legally
proved, there Is no doubt tnat the King was al the
bottom OF the plot. and circumstances point To
Harrington as the man who managed IL.
THE POSTAL CAR WAR TO lBE FOUGHT IN THE
COURTS.
The President of the railroad between Baltimore
and Philadelphia has notified to the Postmaster
General that after July that road will not haul
the L. ). Post-Ofice cars over his road. but will
carry the mails as formerly like other freight,
charging full fare for every employe of the Post
Office Department who goes over the road The
Postmaster-General will then begin suit IN the
United States to compel the road to take the
postal ears. The Company holds that the United
states caunot require the road to carry the mails in
a given way. 80 long the Company is not con-
suited % the price to be paid The management
of the road have offered to submit the question or
compensation To jury or TO arblJrators, but as the
POsmas ser General refuses to do this or 20 recon-
mend to Congress any action, the Company Will take
tine indicated IN order 70 make a test case.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-22
ILLEGAL TONNAGE ExACTIoYs.

Considerable indignation is manifested by
shpping masters and owners Of ships at the TONNAGE
duties Illegally exacted by United states Revenue on-
ctals shipper says that under the law OF July, 1884,
vessels from Mexico West INDIA Islands, and the Bt-
,sb North American Colonies shall once year.. Inc
Government was asked TO refund one payment under
this law but a. the Department construed the act twas
moi retroactive The Department The term caen-
Oar year Is used OF July 49, 1864 and was IN
tended In the acts OF 1862 and 1865" The officials
were caught and therefore they plead that
II was intended TO be retroactive and there-
fore the money must be retained IN the
Treasury" Congress passed another law on July 20
ls6s There was refunded 10 K. NJ Hall OF Chlcago lor
tonnage paid twice the schooner :. L. POuleIo]
Sio4 40 Ii was paid IN Chicago April !l6 lsos anu
again al Bay CITY April IL No protest seems 70 aEe
been made Way, asks this shipper, should any iANor
ltism be shown 70 Mr.. HALL The Constitution say
there shall be no regulation OF commerce IN the DOTS OF
one State those OF another III the onoers OF lHe
Cu.tom-hou exact money Illegally, merchants shoulu
have redress. Not every one knows nat prOlest
II required There should punishment FOR illegal
exacIlOns, for entering goods frauduently pen
atty for every ofense OF iega! exacuOh shohlh We li
posed upOn the officer, who ought 10 know the Jaw oeI'c
Lhau any one else.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-22
ihe effect Of this persuasive but 1t is fixed fact
that tho narson did
Personal.

Gen. p. NJ. B. Young, member of Congress
from Georgia has declined accept prop,nesnr' Ia"
ttsry position rendered him ey European
Ralnh Waldo Emerson sent IN his resisna
,-on az member Of the Board of oyerseeEss =, it
- ~ HIS A NJ. of Shurtlef College,
i0A y, -, 49, ,een elected TO the Latin profes-
~ 80 :, NTstson Unfversty NJ Hamilton, y. l. IL is
Sc,,sysad prof Howes will aceep' Tue appointments
The c,tize,s of Evansville are negotiating
,or the timber Of caniD, all o which was ne"eu W
Anrabam Iincon in order to make II into canes 70 oe
I'D roprocure funds 10 erect monument ID hon0f Va
bis mother.
Bluford Wilson nominated by the President
20 be solicitor OF tue Treasury vice Banned resigned
at present Uated States Dis,Fict-Attorney for the
-5ufnerf Dis rct of Illinois. Hs commission as sucA
expires IN Jliy.
Edward n. Dickerson. jr of New-York. has
been appointed va.edict0riau, aud James d. smyth OF
Burlington Iowa. saluatorian Of the graduating c.ass
Of TrIirv o. .eet tins year The Commencement e4eF
clses take place the 2I OF Jniy'
The trustees of the Worcester Mass Acad-
erly have received the Of $1,000 from VIM Buckne
OF Philadelphia the income Of winch Is to be applied to
sustaining scholarship FOR the most courteous Chris
Jlan geuDeman among tne students Ia the academy
In response TO a request from Charles Francis
Adams, President EAot Loug!elow, Richard Il.
Dana, IT,. Alexander Asassiz, ana Others, Prof b. A
Gould. celebrated astronomer who is now on visit
results OF ms IthOrs as Dirrctor Of the Argentine
National lssrN at Nesicyan Hail Ia BOslOni next
Monday evening.
An Albany letter to TIE Elmird Gasette on
Friday last gives this encouraging Intelligence "Dr
Gray OF the Utica Asylum IL this city on Monday
He reports the condition o. Treasurer Raines
Lgeaty proved. aud the prospects Oi MS speedy re-
cOvery NCry htueuug Physically he is dally grow
luc stronger and with us returning Strength his mental
0eiusious are gradually Disappearing
The venerable DR.. M0ifdt, DR.. Livingstone :
Iather-inaw recently delivered lecture in London on
tie lustri0us traveller. d.. MJIt alluded particularly
10 his naturally iuquIrug mind, which manifested itself
from va.y early age. the peculiarly high class OF
literature which sI0ied. aud 10 tnt idct ndl ne, Ike
1u- lecturer. never novels or went TO tuedter
tn Lving g>tune was. ne sand. ever cOnhilng
aIu simple. ana a source o. gTeaV strength
T4TO ighOut hIs whole life.
representative Ii. j. Jewett of Ohio has de-
cdel 10 cpI the Presidency OF the Erie Railway and
has gone hoae arrange MS business with that end Ii
view. In the time the books OF the Company are
being examined anl before the President assumes
lis duiies he s exact condition Of the road
N al its branches tn po>itlon OF Congressman has
been u NJ. Jewett whose private Dusi
ness has Kept Hm much away from the House As
early last January decided 20 retire from Congress
aud ts time sent Als roSlSudJa 10 Gov ALen, Who
VITA the request nat lt Dc Withheld untu
Ehe close Oi tue present s. ssion
New-York tribune., 1874-06-22

III
"A severe tornado passed northeast OF Memphis
evening" doing eoasdef-o eAnss !" eop e-E AL
...-The Massachusetts, Senate rejected the ontario
SatufEr by decisive F0e ui alte4"-F
.ep matter DOy, the vote "As reeon'oeie
The Pope. in reply to a deputatlon on Satur-
would restore Ae ctuha y 40t ~ LIN
no 1--we - see 'Ae a AsA :" N
Weston accomplished his last fifty mile walk
Phes ,.tunsr niln bOafs % ana'es an - eoIs
CONN. II tA4ug1'o seeoH4s AAs-s " 10 ''-s-
tine
The Soldiers Monument at Schenectady was
by l. Coz, saa Major Of Iro Tue cost VI Ae noAusA'
sii,OOOs
The Canadian schooner Shannon. which left
Osw-go on Fraar .uraoon CanA44 St cargo o.
slssk miles OF oaTep @D' S9-A ~ 'F ~
Ihs captain and Ashore II me .AH"H
About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Capt
Ilrler of and dAIgrrous ~ouAao
istorer Coak = ytArs On ne AAi' - ~-'
AaIbof. The analr resaii OF drunken qaArr-L
The Martha's Vineyard Railroad Company bas
bera ra14s Boa m Directors Nno srelel L.
Csrp.ef fsrberl Preiesft james T. PeAse oi hlEan
Treasurer ana elrY Rper Of Sss bu4io -
grazing anu lLe foAe "H ~ I~ 'peA''
jay 10
1.-The coroners jury who have been lnyest-
eating %. accident on and hAABHA htf"s s"ee
eosaak Worcester WsdleslaT By rhca VILLAIN buffob va
e returned that there vas no naKs
sivta sad that Toe eos.hss F" "s
heieseI All kA!fo-I I0t s>sefAaii ""sSs-
New-York tribune., 1874-06-22
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. June 81, 1874
II is remarked by persons long observers OF closing
scenes in Congress taat the recent night sessions
though somewhat noisy, were less disorderly than
heretofore toward the end OF the Copous sup
plies OF Lemonade and iced tea furnished IN the
anterooms With the closing hours of the session. the
d-ternI don and the lobby grow stronger
OH familiar at the DOORS 10 earnest
renewal " appeals Congressman 10 make nhl Efforts
in behalf Of their claims for last time. Ine lady
lobbyists here IN great numbers, 0ut are tle
most impOatunae. Many COngaessmen nave already
made arrangemenis 10 Washington by the earliest
trains adiOurnD few Of them left Tonight
The gossip that the political differences between Sen
atOr TentOn and his colleague, Senator Conkling and
also between MIN and President Grant have been nar
mouOusiY arranged. has about much truth IN II n
similar reports about senator ocAurZ Ila s none
at all.