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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-01
n,,p.IocK KArCHARLEsTON

Byt twruly-~rvrn days now remain oil
the present session Of the Legislature
What Aa, that body thus fur done to en-
,,t,, +, to the applause or even the "pPro-
tn,iau Of the people of the state; " H"'
pubir interest ha> been snoseFFet
What bad law has been amended or IT,
pea!rd. what good Iaw passed; " HAT
-..,urr have the honorabl" members MADE
=. their constituents Tor tho confidence
,-.,,wed upon them, or for the large
sum of money which the session has cost
the people
r., ,wrnty-.cycn days more remain
.sr...,,,ion, and after that, the Legi'-
,.,..-.. J.... not meet again until 1871.
T., ..~r-u,,y believed that there are
... I'm ,h, Legislature who, like the
..-,,.,q who complained Of the obsti-
,.... r,ualning eleven, are doing
...-.,t.n, in ,h..g power to thwart the
r .t,g. majority ia the choice of
,...- and thu, block the wheels of
LEGISLATION o- ,Vo wears 10 come IL
,J.,.a,.. .-aru, wuo>e ann IS To RUE
.r -..n whether Il, Legislators or as
uar,.san,. Gan :rjttcr away still twenty
seven !iv,. and thereby prevent any USE
u.l.-5,ntIou and defeat the will Of the
Democracy IN the choice ot Senator,
the, ,huh they wi.l have accomplished
tt, ruin II the party in power
II they have failed to "rulc IT.
Guv. JA,oD viii then become Senator
Himself by corrupt intrigue, or APP
u.5r, some Inclle tool Of this Legislative
ror,pirurv 10 disgrace that digniiied and
h.por,lI, po,ltlon.
#, br meantime. all public interests
,,,,.,y. .uh..ryirnt to the selfish amhi-
,io,.,f,h..e .cbemer.. No public meas
40. f,r tine benefit of the people can be
..l N.r., If the thousand and one
81. l,,;.l.,i,r or Nm. pas,
J.. c.rr.c,sd No appro.
-, g., ,h. ,,.ir,ansnce Of the pub
lie institutions can be perfected. Ho
NJ .,d ,,d ,epper, rule in the law
min, .,.p,rtuent This condition Of
,h,,.,,, j.. jis,,r,ccayI and Il few .rhem.
inc men who's. ambition Is greatly
,.-.....,.,n g., ,h.ir desert. .rs
o"' u +. 'l''' '''' w. 49,. ..,,,
responsible. a statesman WI" l. "'''
TO command one vote In caucus, GtJstt
-, .-, -. L;u..If ,r i
'n"' o"' 'o'' " a,
evenly exchanged with another states
man similarly situated, cling To that
,.,,. witt, -. ,,n.b ,,unrity +. doe, the
vote WIN IT. "'"'" ''''''' ny "'''
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The state Debt.

l.. ). Mitchell, Treasurer Of the Board
of Finance, publishes call TO tn" holders
of Arkansas bonds, asking Il correspond
cncc with view to consolidation and
settlement ofthe debt outstanding against
the State. a convention OF the bond
holders is suggested by resolution Of the
General Assembly.
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Hon, VIM. KingWMust Exculpate
HimsPlfor Resign.

ST. PAUL, January 30.-ln the House
of Representatives this afternoon, the
following preamble and resolution was
passed after long debate, with one dis
senting vote:
WHEREAS, The proceeding now pend
ing ut Washington, in the matter known
rs the Pacific Mail corruption inyestiga-
ton, point to Hon. William King as one
who, us an officer of the National Repre-
sentatIves, accepted money as a consider
alton for his services in aiding the pas
sage of subsidy bill TO the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company; and
WHEREAS, Mr.. King, having been
elected member of the Forty-fourth
Congress from the Third district of this
State, the people feel that his usefulness
will be greatly impaired, and diShonor
cast upon the escutcheon Of Minnesota
unless he at once rectify his position;
therefore be it
Resoired, That the people Of Minnesota
in Legislature assembled. demand of Mr..
King his immediate appearance before
the Investigating Committee in Wash
ington City, and there he state to such
committee what has been his connection
with this great national scandal, and
thereby vindicate himself, or failing
therein, to place his resignation Us rep
rescntative of this Commonwealth with
the Governor.
Senator Ramsey leaves for Washing
ton tomorrow, and will take no further
part in the Senatorial canvass, which he
leaves wholly in the hands of his friends,
who are at liberty to withdraw his name
whenever, in their judgment, the IN
terests of their party can be subServcd
thereby.
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Negro Rioters in New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, January 30-The
striking long,horemcn attempted to in
tcrirre and stop all those working on the
cvco for les, than 20 cents per hour.
They succeeded in driving off men at
some points and finally attempted to
stop those engaged in loading the steam
cr Natchcl. all the men at work there
being employed by the boat. A squad
of ,netropolitans endeayored TO quiet and
disperse the rioters, but We're assailed
with stones. The police opened fire
with rcvolvers, when the negroes retreat
ed in confusion; one or two being slight
~ wounded The ring leaders were ar
rested and no further trouble is appre-
hendcd
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A colorcd burglar, named Cornelius
Robinson was shot dead early Yesterday
morning in the house OF, and by Rush
Burgess, Collector Of Internal Revenue,
ut Richmond, Virginia.
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FOREIGN.
Operations Against CarIisis.

MADRID, January 30.-The operations
of the Army of the North against the
Carlists are progressing. General Nor
ZONES is making flank movement with
the right wing by way of Sarguesa,
twenty miles southeast of Pampeluna,
while General Primo de Rivera is march
ing up the Valley Of Carascal, to attack
at points between Tafalla and Pampe-
luna. Another division has moved by
way of Losaicos, and is threatening
Estella, twenty-five miles west of Pampe-
luna. General Iona is threatening the
cannon foundres of the Carlists in the
province of Guipuzcou. The garrison of
Bilbao is acting against Durango. Cen
eral Vallego is marching into BiScay.
The headquarters OF King Alfonso are
Talfnlla
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Attack ON IL Settlement by Cuban In.
surgcnts.

HAyASA, January 3l.-The local
newspaper of Sento ESpiritu in Crrco
Villas district, has the following report
The insurgents, commanded by Gomez
and Sargueli, attacked the settlement OF
Jibaria, at four o'clock on the morning
of the 10Th inst. The assault was made
at tour points. The rebels attuced the
fort, machete in hand. The besiegcd de
Tended themselves heroicalIy, but the enc
mes numbers were too great. The gar
rlson having exhausted their ammunition
and being only ten effective men, sur
rendered to the insurgents. The latter
respected the lives orthose who surrender
ed. The fort and all its contents were
destroyed and many houses burned. Our
losses are considerable in proportion to
the number engaged, but We are with
out exact details.
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Decrees Of the King Of Spain.

Madrid, January 3l.-Dccrees have
been issued permitting the press 10 discus
the acts Of the ministry, forbidding at.
tacks on royalty ana religion and pro.
hibiting the publication of any intclIi-
grncr which may be scrvicablr to the
CarIists. Newspapers which have been
visited with the penalty of suppression
three times shall be wholly suppressed
for the fourth ohcns"
1t Is stated auth"ritively that ex-Queen
Isabella holds the acknowledgment Of al
lcgianrc from the father of Don Carlos,
written in 1864.
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y ~ S%5S:6S BE-. 56@2 yefe'a. $@@,
49, tain no mrTcU-
y or mineral whatever Much serious
richness and suffering is prevented by
lhrir timely use: and every family Sh"ud
have them on hand for their pIo otectlun
and relief, when required. Long rNp"I-
lrnce has proved them the safest. >ur'Ntr
and best of all the Pills with which the
market abOundS. BY their "ccINlona! use,
tho blood is purified, the corIupuoh> "I
the system expelled, distractions rrhl"'
ed, and the whole machinery oi ne Ir
stored To its healthy activity. 'nl'Ihhi
organs which become cluGEcd ana snug
giSh are clranSed by Ayers PllIs, ana
STIMULATED into action. Thus lhclpItht
4 diseases is changed into health, the Nalur
of which change, when reckon"d on t'.r
vast multitudeS who enjoy II, can h>rdlE
be- computed. Their sugar COATING makes
them pleasant to take and preserves thrif
viItueS unimparcd for any length "I tlthr
SO that they are ever fresh, ana perfectly
reliable. Although searching thtN are
mild, and operate without diSturbenc" to
the constitution, or diet, ~ occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrap
per To each box, how To u.s. them ~
Family phySic, and for the tOllOwln2 com.
plants. which these pills rapidly cure:
For dyspepsia or Indigestion, LlstI"N'-
ness, LanguOr, and Loss Of Appetite, they
should be- taken moderately 10 stimulate
the stomach, and restore It's healthy tone
and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various
/ symptoms Bilious Headache, Sick Head
| ache, Jaun|icc or Green sickness, Bilious
/ Collie and Bilious FevcrS, they should De
| udiciOusly taken for each case, To correct
/ he deceased action or remove the OBJ
tructions which cause II.
For pySrutrry or DiarrhOG, but one
mild dose is generally required.
For rheumatism, Gout, Gravel, Palplla-
tion of the Heart, Pain in the Side, Back
and Loins, they should br continuously
taken, rs required, 10 chang" the deceased
action Of the system. with such change
, those complaints disappear
For DropSy and DropSlcal Swcllings,
they should be- taken In large and frequent
doses To produce the effect OF IA druSii.
purge.
For Suppression, a large dose should
| taken, aS II produces the desired effect
sympathy.
As "A Dinner PHI, take one 81 two Pills
promote digestion and relieve the
! stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stom-
ach and bowels, retOrrs the appetite, and
| lnYiguratcS the system. Hence II Is often
! advantageous where no serious dsrange
mcnt exists. one who feels tOlcrably well,
| often finds that IA dose of these Pills makes
/ him feel decidedly Detter,irOm their clean
| ing and renOvatlug effect on the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED ny
/ DR.. j. q. Aver & Co, Practical Chemists
LOWELL, MASS, L. ). A.
For IA. nv au DrugyIsfS Fyarywhprr
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AYERS
Cherry PeCtoraI
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs such
rs Coughs, Colds, Whouping Cough,
BrOnchists, Asthma, and
Consumption.

Among the great
dis COScTics Ol
modern sCicncc.
that are of more
real vulueto nun
kind than this ci
i"Ctual remedy iOT
all diseases Ot the
Ihruatand Lungs
\ vast trial OF its
virtues, through
out this and other
Countries, has
shown that Il
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Railroad shops Burned-Arkansas
State Grange.

LITTLE Rock, January 3l.-rhe ma
chine, car, blacksmith and pattern shops
otthc Memphis Railroad in Argenta, op-
positc this city, were burned about ten
o'clock this morning. Loss 100000; no
insurance.
The State Grange adjourned to-day.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: John T. Jones, Mas
ter, reelected; K. Y. Kerr Ovcrsecr; p.
Boyd, Treasurer; John 5 Williams, Sec
rrtarV.
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UTICA, January 30.-Five masked
armed men bound and gagged the
watchman in the American Express
Company's office early this morning. and
then carried of bag containing the
night train packages. The loss is be-
levcd to be small
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ranged for the present by the United

ranged for the present by the United
States consulate continuing the work.
Another annual industrial exposition
will commence at Keoto March J.
The United States consul-general has
occasioned some surprise in japanese
official circles by addressing letters to
one of the departments in reference 10
and in in behalf of an American recently
dismissed from employment. He has
been informed that communications upon
such subjects cannot be received from
him.
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Bank Statement
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsuINGToS, January 81, Br.M NJ.
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
During Monday in tho West Gulf
States. Tennessee and Ohio Valley, fall
ing barometer, southeast or southwest
winds. partly cloudy and decidedly
warmer weather.
In the Upper Lake Region, the Upper
Mississippi, Lower Missouri Valleys and
Northwest, falling and low barometer
and n decided rise in temperature, and
brisk southeast to southwest winds, in
crcasing cloudneSS and snow or rain,
but followed in the two last districts dur
ing the afternoon or night by north.
westerly winds, with clear and colder
weather.
In the Middle States and Lower Lake
Region, higher barometer northwest to
southwest winds, generally clear and
colder we athcr, but followed in
the western portions by southerly winds
with cloudy and warmer weather.
The Mississippi river at Cairo and
Memphis will continue rising. The
Ohio at Pittsburgh and the Cumberland
at Nashville will commence falling.
Death of n Notorious Thief.
CHICAGO, January Sl.-Last night
James Lull, alias Slippery Jim, n notori-
Gus thief who was confined in the county
isil ms witness in recent case of rob
berry, attempted to escape, and getting
upon the roof, slipped and fell into the
corridor. distance of forty feet, mang-
ling himself fearfully, and receiving in
lures from which he died tonight.
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dismissed IRON employment. he las
been informed that communications upon
such subjects cannot be received from
him.
Transit Ofyenus.
Doctors Peters and Hardness, of the
American expedition, are the only sue
sessful observers OF the transit of Venus
i'll New leland. The observations ut
Hobarttown and Campbelltown were OBJ
structcd by clouds, and they lost the first
part of the transit. The German party at
Auckland Island, had successful OBJ
serYatiOn.
Australian News-rhc Transit Of
Venus.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 3l.--The
steamer Syphrenis arrived yesterday
from Sydney, December %, Auckland,
December 30, and Honolulu, January 70
In Australia in observing the transit
of Venus, the astronomers IN New South
Wales have been more favored than
their scientific brethren in the adjacent
colonies. The 9Th was perfectly cloud
less ut Sydney, and at Woodford,
GOublram and Mount Victoria, tempo
rary stations, every phase of the transit
was fully observed, photographed and
recorded. Cloudy weather prevented
complete observations in Victoria, Tas-
mania and New Zealand.
On the l4th inst, the annexation Of
the FIJI Islands to the British Empire
was celebrated in Sydney, by public
banquet, to his excellency, the Governor,
as representative of the crown in nego-
tiations with Cacabans. The ex-King,
who with his two sons, Commodore Geo
denough and others were also guests.
The fate of Leichkardt appears des-
tined to remain enveloped in mystery.
Hume, who is supposed to have discOy-
cred in Central Australia survivors Of
the i'll futed expedition, perished Of
thirst on the northwestern portion Of the
settled districts, while leading small
party to where he had professedly found
traces of lost explorers.
American Brig Attacked by Natives.
The bark Wolverine has arrived from
Bird Island, having On board, Mr.
Rhodes, second officer oftne brig James
Birnc, transferred from the American
whaer Benjamin Cummins. Mr..
Rhodes reports that the brig james
Brine sailed from Sidney in May last
bound on cruise; reached and tished at
Howes Island, situated near ths
solomon groupe. Finally the de.
meanor of the natives disarming all sns-
picion, the crew of the brig separated or
rather were divided into three parties,
the captain commanding one Mr.
Rhodes the second and seaman named
Davis the third. Mr.. Rhodes, who had
supplied the trading chief with tobacco,
was suddenly set upon and dubbed from
behind, but the rest o! the party, who
were in hut, came to his rescue and at
tacking the natives succeeded in repuls-
ing them and gained their boat, making
for the brig which had been left in
the charge of the chief officer.
On reaching the vessel he found
the natives in force aboard the trig. He
at once made of, the natives, in their
/ canoes, giving chase. He succeeded in
reaching Solomon Group where h. was
( picked up by whaler. Mr.. Rhodes
/ believes that three parties were slmulta-
neously attacked. The vessel was seized,
and he considers himself to be- the sole
white survivor. SIX natives who formed
his party, remained faithful to him and
escaped.
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Another Appeal for Western Stuff
Prers.

Sioux CITY, Iowa, January 3O.-An
Executive Committee appointed Mt Il
meeting in this city have issued an appeal
TOR assistance to settlers in Northern Me-
braska, Southern Dakota and North
western Iowa, whose lands were dcsolat-
ed by grass hoppers. They urge especial
" on the public the necessity Of seed for
farmers, food, clothing and money are
also needed terribly. Where all this is
needed is principally in the counties of
Cedar. Dixon aud Dakota and that por-
ton situated in upper Des Moines Valley.
The Committee assure contributors that
donations sent to them will be jndicious-
ly distributed. The appeal is signed by
Mayor Warner.
Mysterious Disappearance.
COLUMBUS, o., January So. W.
Poland, of this city, has mysterIousIy
disappeared. He was last seen on
Wednesday walking on the railroad
track near New Paris. He is about 81
wears old, stout built, has black beard and
huir. and is supposed to be insane.
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Report Denied.

New YORK, January 3l.-The report
that Adams Express Company was rob
bed of Il large amount of securities and
money, in addition to the $4,000 par
value in bonds, reported Yesterday, is
explicitly denied by the company. Their
los win not cXcred 5000 in my event
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Match Game Of Billiards

CHICAGO, January 30.-A match gam"
of billiards was played tonight, between
4. p. Rudolphe and George S!osson, 600
points up, Rudolphe giving SIosson %
on the game SlosSon Won III the 42nd
inning. scoring with gift COO to RudolpheS
445. Winners average ~; largest run,
Slosson-l24, "A, a, ~. Rudolphe- e.
%. 55. A. A..
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Alabama Observation-Disclosures
tory RumOrs.

WASHISGroN, January 30.-Four hun
dred and eighty pages Of the Alabama
Investigation has been published 1t
commenced December "A, in accordance
with a resolution of the House of Repre-
sentutivcs. The testimony taken is con-
Trajectory, some witnesses testtying
that an intimidation WAS practi, ed before
and at the election, and others that there
was no intimidation.
Captain Kellogg, Of the Eighteenth
Infantry, testifcd-He was confident
the presence of troops prevented blood
shed and riot at Opclila, while j. Il.
Hubbard, sheriff for three years, said
there was some crowding of negroes
away from the polls, but he employed
the troops TO let the voters in, and he
had no further trouble.
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PATENT EDIciNES S.
AYERS CAIHARIlC PILLS.

For the relief
and cure OF ali
derangenIcnts
inthr stomach Z
liver.:nd bow
els They are
"a mild aprr-
nt, ana rN-
cvIlrnt pur2a
tive. Brin x
purely Yeg'ta
BILE, they con
tain no ulrTcU
Much SgT!pu~
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Simple Assault.

PATTERSON, Nj January 30.-The
jury in the case Of DR.. Richards tried for
assault, with il tent to kill patient
by administering excessive doses Of NOR
phine to conceal malpractice, after five
hours dcliberation brought in ver-
dict of guilty of simple assault. The
parents of the boy injured by the doctor
previously obtained judgment in suit
for damages.
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A Package of snakes by Mail.

4 package was recclvcd nj The dcnU
letter Office to-day containing a half
dozen snakes, two dead and the remain
der alive, one is Il copperhead five feet
long. The reptiles were in tin box,
addressed to Germany, but had been
I stopped at New York on account of
| insufficient postage.
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rerunrliabI cures 50 mild rs to b" sal"
and beneficial for children, ana yet 50
searching 49, 10 cfirctually purg" out th"
great corruptipns Of TIA" blood, such rs the
Scrofulous and syphilitic contamination.
Impurities or diseases that have lurkcd IN
the system for years, soon yield 10 thl'
pow"rful autidOtc and disappear. H'hc"
rs wonderful cures, many Of when alr
publlcIy known, Of ScrOfuia, and all ser
iulou~ diseases, Ulcers, EruptiDuS Hnd ";-
uptiyr disorders Of IN" SKIN. Iuupi7
BlptchcS, BOilS,, Plmplrs, Pustules. SorJH
II. Antnony's Fire, Rose or Erysip"hh'
letter, salt Rhcum, ~c1id Head, RING
worm, and Internal UlccraliOhS of Inc
Uterus, Stomach and Liver. u also cures
other complaints, 10 which II would not
seem especially adapted, such as DrppsN,
Dyspepsia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease
Female Weakness, Debility, ana L"ucoi-
rhOca, when they are manli"stathh oi
Of the scIOfulous poi-Dns.
II is AN excellent rrSipGgr ol hcaIth hud
strength in the spring. by renewing The
apppetitn and vlgOr " the digestive Tor
cans. il disSipatcs the depression and list
les languOr Of the season. Even where no
disorder appears, people feel better and
live longer. for cleansing the blood. The
system moves on with renewed vigor and
a new lease Of life.
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Society 10 Prevent Women from
Marrying Democrats.

II. \. Campbell (cOlortd) testilled that
the colored men formed "A society to pre-
vent women from marrying Democrats,
and to advise the separation Of husband
and wife where the husband WAS a Dem
ocrat. and to exclude them from all So
ciety; he himself had addressed white
Democratic meetings with white Demo
cratic speakers, and took his meals at IN"
same table with the Democratic speakers;
the burning of the three colored churches
and the dismissal of two colored men
from situations, afe because he voted the
Democratic ticket, and th" other because
he did not confirm mart of the testimony.
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PREPARED ny

DR.. j. &. Aver & Co, Practical Chelnist
LOWELL, MASS, L. y. A.
For sale by all Druggists Everywhere
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AH ER>
SARSAP ARILl A

is widely known
;tsOur 9th" most
n"ctIIal RENE
dies ever disCoN
cred ipT cleans
Ing the ~ stem
and purity ing
the blood. has
stood III" test pi
years, witlIaCou-
staHtly growing
reputation based
on It's intrinsic
virtues and sus-
sustained by It's
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PREPARED BY
Dr., J, c, Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass,
ROCK CANDY DRIP

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE. oct-5
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Richard Is. Irwin Recalled.

and declared that according to his re-
collection, every word in his testimony
concerning his interview with Smith
was strictly true. Irwin was then inter
rogated by Clark Bell, Counsel for the
Pacific Mail. Mr. Beck expressed his
surprise that such privilege had been
granted any outsider.
Irwin, under examination of Mr.. Bell,
testified that he paid Capt. Bradbury
ten thousand dollars two thousand be-
fore and eight thousand after the subsidy
bill passed; Bradbury was employed by
the witness; knew only from inference
that Stockwell employed VIM. ). King
to whom was paid Sl2j,OO0; he did moi
employ Richard c. Parsons, StockwcII'
private counsel.