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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02
Mrssns. FRYE. Lawrence and NJ,

4 MEssIs. FRYE, Lawrence and Nc
Crazy. The minority of tho judiciary
Committee. have agreed upon the
following substitute for Randall's
amendment in regard to the Presi-
DENTAL term: 3f8b Sc
From aud after March .. 1886. the
term of President and Vice Presidcn,
shall be six years, and any person
having been elected to and having
held the Office ofPresident, or who fol-
two wears has held such Office. shall
be ineligible to reelection.
Better simply provide that no man
shall be eligible TO a third term for
President. @
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02
Eggs In q Hen.

A curious point of inquiry among
BIOLOGISTS has been for a long time.
how many eggs there are in the ovary
OF hen. 10 determine this a Ger.
man naturalist a short time since in
stitnted isome curiously interesting
and careful investigations, the result
of which showed the ovary of a hen
to contain about GOO embryo eggs.
lie also found thai some twenty OF
these are maturcd the first year,
about TO during the second year, 1876
during The third. IA during the
fonrtf, and during the fifth, sixth,
seventh and eighth years. the number
decreases by twenty annually; IT con-
seqnently follows that aitcrthc fourth
Or al the most the fifth year, hens are
no longer profitable as layers, unless
ii may be in exceptional instances. a.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02

SOME Of the Catholics of Davenport,
this State. have taken issue with their
Senator Murphy, on the common
school question, handling him very
roughly, as will be seen by an article
published elsewhere in our paper to-
day. from the Davenport Gazette.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02
Chicago I4ive stock marked.
/, cH1cAao, Fe 1,sL

+ BY Telegraph. - -. ~.
Hogs estimated receipts rs Co.,
Market moderately activc and five
cents lower on light and packing
grades. Sales of common to choice
packing hogs were effected at prices
ranging from 81 4O@7 20, and light
81 45@7 60; common to extra shippers
~ 50@7 So. p IN tIT3II
Cattle--Dull and weak. Receipts
400 head. The pens are full. A few
choice steers were sold at IS 25@5O;
scalawags are qnotabie at 50 3O@75,
while medium to good grades sell at
from S4646 5. = s-''s
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02
New York Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.

T By telegraph aa tg44
Whcat-quiet and steady. No. 8
CliicagoS 81 O4@t or; 40. Milwaukee
! 07@8 do. 2 Chicago 81 zoo VI do.
Milwaukee' ST. gOt922 No. Il Spring
l 3l@3S, and winter red western 81 Is
@37. ~
Corn--without any, decided change.
New western mixed 57@63c; old do.
6S@7O.
Barley--steady.
: Rye--qniet RI FAS %EAEskae
Oats-dull; western mixed and
'' PerI@i INN al Il sl's5. ~
Lard-heavy at IL ll-l6c. as IS
WhiskY-$l LII.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02
TIE Republicans of Indiana

TIE Republicans of Indiana talk
very strongly of calling upon Gen.
Ben. Harrison. of that State. to make
the race for Governor. We think
they would do well to carry out this
suggestion. The General is a son of
cx-President Harrison. and leading
lawyer of the State. resident mt In
dianapolis,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02

THE Ohio Republicans meet in State
Convention on March Goth. II A State
ticket will then be nominated,
and delegates to the National Con-
yention closen. The. Buckeyes are
entering carly into the field, and from
the present outlook they are going to
make a strong push in behalf of Gov.
ernor Hayes for President.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02

Twenty -four Wild geessl were fro
zen IN while taking rest in cove
IN Scneca River, 0nppdsgO county.
New York, during Il cod snap Re-
Gently, and farmer secured the en-.
Aserl tisau ehuial sp.usss. llasooo
for floral :! DECORATIONS on, ,Christmas
Day, and the poor Hot Usually
proyiaAd f3r kby thht ,ehllrhs viii
have 70 go without flanhcl drawers
to pay foi. that foo lishness.s - a1sA
"Why," asks an exchange, s.ao. they
bury a Japanese with his head down.
ward when Ire dies ?" We really
don't know, unless 1t is because they
think sthals the most proper way 10
90 it.-CoasTier-{ onrnal. ~
Mrs. Edwards Of stfextcr, hi. cut
her baby nose 81 White siicing bread
wsthAh MN Anew d III Lip i few
Jays ago. "A physisian was oalled in,
VINO pasted the nose on again, and
thinks he can make Il stick. h:
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02

Orr of the eighty Southern Demo
cratic members Of the House of Rep
rcsentatives. sixty-two voted against
the Centennial bin. and eighteen
for it. Forty-scvcn Northern Demo-
Gratis voted against it. Only nineteen
Republicans. all told. voted against it.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02

rhs neyt 4 nicn Republican Convention fer the
noMtnaticn ofcanditiatCs for President and Vice
tcetteNt ~ the JNtci states, wal, he held la the
city nfCfacsnnati, IN Wednesday,. the Isth day oi
June, NJ ~ o'eleek noon. and viii consist of del.
sEafee fromcach State equal TO twice the number
oi rs Senators and Representatives in Congress
aad oil two delegates from each organized Terri
xoyy and shc. District OF Columbia. !.
Iacalling The conventions for the election ot
delegates. the committees of the several States arr
recommended to invite all Republican electors
sud all other vcters, without regard IL past noli
scai differences. or previous slarty affiliations,
who are opposed to rcviving sectional issues and
tsesir 10 promote Friendly feeling AMI permanent
harmony throughout the country by maintaining
every citizen, including the fall and free exercise
oi the Fighter suffrage without Intimidation and
without fraud. who afe IN favor of the continued
prostitution of an Ohciai dishonesty and of an
economical administration of the Government BY
honest, faithful and capable officers, who are in
favor of making such reforms in government as
experience may. from time to time, suggest who
10y tleprccisttng any OF its ohlGatious, aud In
Avor ofsustaining in every way the national faitl
and financial honor; who hold the common school
system Us the nursery of American liberty, and
shoRld he maintained absolutely ffec from sccta.
Ran control; who believe that for the promotion
afthcsc ends, the direction of the GovcrnIaen,
should be continued 10 he conttied 20 those who
as incorporated in the Constitution and the laws
snd who are in favor of recognizing and strength.
ening tho fundamental principleof national unity
N mtsCcntennial Anniversary OF the birth ofth,
Republic. @ t gt I32, III
(Sgnea) L, n, MORGAN
Chairman
WE. CHANpiEn, t& l6T Ut
Ss-,rSsa,,, poy,na;.a,, Natsa,~l r..,,,,o,,,r,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02
TAe C.rlisss Defeated sy Lsya,,s,..

MADRID, Jan. 29.-The Alfonsist
General Quesada, occupied Vile Real
on the frontiers Of the provichces of
Alava and Guipuzoa, defended by
five battallions, four guns and some
cavalry. The Royalists captured the
artillery men, two guns and all their
material. The Carlistsalsolost heavily
III killed and wounded. The Alfon-
sist General Ma;donado simulta,,e-
ously occupied the Heights of Arta-
ban burning. them. i5iiI n
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02
siSrE over twenty thousand wcmc'

SINCE over twenty thousand women
of Utah have pctitioned Congress in
favor of polygamy, what becomes OF
Senator Christiancy'shill a. bsttow
the right of suffrage upon Chic women
of that Territory. so as 40 enable
them TO free themselves FINN polyE-
annie bondage? Delegate Cannon
says il is all hoax to say that the pc
titioncrs were deceived into signing
the pctitipn,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02

GOV. KrRKwooD has not appointed
a Supreme Judge 10 the Cole vacancy
yet. and ii is reported that he win
not until after he learns the fate, in
the House. of the bill which has
passed the Senate. creating fifth
Judge for the Supreme Bench.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02

WE notice the State Reyistey in its
later declaration upon the subject, is
inclined to have an early State Con-
vcntion. say in March. 1t cites the
fact that Ohio and Indiana arc NOV
ing carly, and why should not Iowa
be moving, ii, inquiries. Maine, thro'
its Legislature, spoke for Blaine a
month ago, because it desires to put
him early before the people. Ohio
and Indiana want to get in their am
Inouncements for their favorites, the
former for Hayes, and the latter for
Morton. Now. if Iowa is going Pres
ident hunting. why. we ought to strike
carly, perhaps, but so far as we have
observed. we have no man at this
time, at least, that we want to put for
ward for President. True. we do
want some one Of our citizens for the
second place, but the location of this
second man will depend much upon
the quarter the head of the ticket
comes from. Therefore. we don't see
anything in regard to the question as
to the Presidential ticket, which is, at
least of sufficient importance to have
an early convention, and before the
masses of the Republican party, (who
are, cautious, and not rapid in COM
ing 10 a conclusioD,) shall have made
up their minds as to who they desire
to support, and given expression TO
their desire. AS to the question of the
farmers being busy in May and June.
and ut leisure in March. there is
very little, indeed, in that, in our
opinion. We never held State con-
ycntion to put in nomination State
officers. as we now recollect, earlier
than May, and largely they have
been held in June. The weight Of
custom is all against holding a con-
yention earlier than May. We're the
delegates to the convention all farm
crs, it would only take from their
farms, say six hundred. and what
we have SO long practiced without dct-
rimcnt, can hardly be considered as
working hardship now. These farm
ers will feel much more like meeting ut
the capitalize express their preference,
we think, about the first of June, than
they would in March, simply because
they will then have more fully cam
yassed the field, and the record of the
present session of Congress will have
been pretty well made up. We are
perfectly satisfied that convention
held during the session of, or immc-
diately following the adjournment of
the Legislature, is not calculated to
conduce to the party''s interest. ~
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02
WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToN,. Jan. 29.-The follow
ing is the Union Republican Con-
gressional Committee agreed on by
the Republicans in caucus tonight
Alabama Representatives. Chas.
Hays; Arkansas, Senator S. W. Dor
sey; California, Senator A. A.. Sar-
gent; Florida, Senator S. Y. Conoyer
Illinois, Senator John A. Logan; Tn
diana, Rep. M. G. Hunter Iowa, Rep.
James Wilson; Kansas, Rep. w. A.
Phillips; Kentucky, Rep. John d.
White; Louisiana, SenatorJ. R.West
Maine, Rep. Eugene Hale /; .Massachu-
sets, Rep. Henry Il. Pierce; Michi-
gan. Rep.J. A. Hubbell; Minnesota,
Representative ii. b. Strait; Mississ-
ippi, Senator j. l.. Aicorn; Ncbras-
ka, Senator p. w. Hitchcock; Neva-
dn, Rep. Woodburn: New Hamp-
shire, Senator III. CFngin New Jersey,
Rep. q. III. SinnicRson; New York,
Rep. Thos. G. Platt; North Carolina,
Rep. John A. Hyman; Ohio, Rep. c.
Foster; Oregon Senator y. III. Mitch
ell; Pennsylvania, Senator Simon
Cameron; Rhode Island, L.'W. Bal
lou: South Carolina. Rep. A. s. Wal
lace; Tennessee, Rep. Jacob NJ.
Thornburgh; Texas, Senator M.Ham-
ilton; Vermont, Rep. e. II. Joyce /;
Virginia, Rep. II. III. Stoweil; Wis
consin, Rep. j. III. Rusk. Territories--
Idaho, Delegate Theo. w. Bennett;
Dakota, Delegated. T.. kidder; New
Mexico, Delegate S. b. Elkins; Ore
gon, Delegate Jacobs. Connecticut,
Delaware. Georgia. Maryland, West
Virginia, Colorado, Montana, Wyom-
ing Territory and the District of Col
umbia have no representation,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02
s STYLED In Tho En-eytr shc gsI,or

'yr styled by the Gazette the s'bloody
shirt business but we rccollect when
that slang had its counterpart in the
"LiHecln siairenhg' hdsinesG aAdsl
such 'epithcts Besides Ntlc acts of
DeRocrats every dS dcsotcs Chat
thet arc chehing aFaN az the same
OLD cnd too much TO bctrustcd to
run this nation, however lenicnt VIC
may be towards them, or however
much charity we have extended, and
may yetextcpd Itor them in other re.
spccts. "A ~ tt1A
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02
Clliengo MARKET 4

AZ RI ,llEfC HaAao, Feb. 1
BY Telegraph
Wheat-strong andhigher; SO cash,
and 97X March. seetS
Corn--firm and a shade higher at
4O4c cash, and 4lc March.g
Oats--tirmer at 307ac cash; 1890
March. gQ5 lsy:E.Gt fa3fF14Ih
Rye-67@1sc.
Barley-dull and lower; 72Mc Feb.
and Zoe March.
Pork-tirmer at $40 45@l94719 cash
and $40 Is March.
: Lard-weak and lower: $l2 O2lS
cash. and So March. vs.
Whisky-$l 06.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02
Tar following is anstlitorial utter
ance of the. Burlington Gasette, "a

leading organ of lows. Democracy:
Lamar was u srcbei General. Shut
il seems he has a capacity for grasp
ing the situation a,incQintlled ty any
of the 'trooly loil.' IFS speech on the
Centennial, bill was the most states
manlikc effort that has been made in
this session of Congress. Compared
with Blainc's, inflamatorv appeal for
strife, it was as an echo from the
grave of Americas greatest and most
patriotic men. No intelligent man
hut will applaud il, and as an answer
to the contemplate demagoguery of
the gentleman from Maine. Il is sim
ply irresistible. II is a pity that man
with the patriotic heart and brilliant
talents of Lamar should not be
deemed worthy of the second place on
the National ticket" -, Is =.
How strange il is that the people of
the United States cannot, with the
Gazette, believe that four years OF
war as a rebel peculiarly fits a man
for Vice President, while late
Speaker OF the House, (who did not
rcbel.) because he did not think il
best to make JEFF Davis eligible to the
Presidency, is a contemplate dema-
goguc, unfit for any place. True il
is, that men and party's are known by
the company they keep.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02

CuIcAeo is TO be tho seat of the next
judicial earthquake i'm the crooked
whisky business. According to all re-
ports, The grand inry is cooking mp a
NICE batch for the conrt to digest.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02
An ENG lish LAWYER DofaAlts1 for

LoSDoS, Feb. l. - The Morning
Hour understands that warrant has
been issued for the apprehension OF
William Smith, of Smith Il Co.. So
lieitors. 1T is feared he has used a
large amount of money belonging to
various clients, iand that his debts
amount to $4,000. ia ~ s.s,44 !.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02

IabIEiJss It MlIwAuKREs lSebsf.A
Wheat-higher, closing. strong at
a9'44c cash, vi COZ March, and SlO111
April. No. 3, Sic. a.a9sssI5 rsa's
Corn qniet at 42issc..s..h tssss 81 s9e
Oats-steady at Size. sis5s ~
: tRye--GSc 1854 q issi9 nt5sEsi5a sif7s
Barlcy-90c. 80
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02
Germany viii have 1883 Ccnicnni-
al exhibitors. =-~s-4-.

.'llavc you any dog gloves?' asked
an exquisite in d long overcoat accom-
panied by a small black-and- tan ter
rier,, Of a salesman, the other day
None small enough for that one" re-
piled the salesman, referring to the
terrier. ..Oh,f no, Of course not; !
want them for myself "Ah! beg
pardon, sir: was looking III
the wrong one" ashe handed down
a box OF The desired articles.
The following strange advertise
ment appears in the .Des Moincs
Lcnder: "A gentleman OF good So
cial standing. educated, refined hab-
its and strictly temperate, having a
feed income, which is ample to sat
isfy all his wants and tastes, but is in
sufficient fo1' two, desires with view
to matrimony to correspond with
a lady, amiable and refined, who
can take care OF herself financially;
musthot be undcr 2S, aud if d widow,
must be childless.s a4 2*.t 90 n
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02

ST.. Louis, Feb. l.
By telegraph 9 stss ~ A5a
Hogs-receipts 2, GOO. Marketstrong,
hogs scarce, and prices higher. Y ork-
crs S7@7 % packing 81 2O6T.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02
TUE Democratic party of the House

TUE Democratic party of the House
arc making a buncombe effort to make
a show of economy Nv seeking to re-
duce expenditures, out of which to
make political capital in this Prcsi-
dental year, IL matters mot il the
appropriations are inadequate. and
the government falls shorta year from
now, the Democracy viii have had
whatever benefit they can derive
from this mock economy from now
on until the election shall take place
next November. and That is all they
care about. " z y. .
There is, however, another remark
able feature of their work. which
kicks all this economical fat into the
fire, for the Democracy have intro
duced bills enough to reimburse late
rebels for losses incurred during the
war, to make an expenditure thirty
times as great as they propose to cut
down in other expenditures. Tho
reminding Of the cotton tax alone
furnishes about $6O,OOO,OOO of an ex.
penditure, and the Democracy only
hope to cut down the appropriations
for government expenditures say $5,.
OO0O00. This feature of the situation
is alarming the Democratic Journals
OF the country, and they begin to cry
out to stop it or all tho buncombc they
expect to make on their economy
dodge will be uttcsly destroyed. The
Baltimore San. q leading Democratic
paper of Maryland, says: s.s9fi3 ID
"While the Democrats in the House
are making such a tremendous ado
about the great reductions which they
propose to make in all branches of
the public service, they are rendering
themselves extremely vulnerable in
another direction. Since the begin.
ming of the session scores of bills have
been introduced by Democratic mem.
bers covering all conceivable project:
for taking money from the Treasury.
Most all Of these bills arc for claims
growing out of the war, and in the
aggregate they foot up more millions
than ever the most enthusiastic DEM
ocratic reformer has proposed to take
of the present total Of public expend-
itures. They furnish just the material
which the radical press and the radio.
zeal speakers ardently desire to hold
up before the people of the North
and the West during the coming
Presidential campaign. Already the
work of collating these bills, setting
forth their object, with the totalam't
called for by them, has been COM
mcnced and scattered broadcast over
the country as Republican campaign
document. It would be well for 4
halt to be called in this natter
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02

ST.. PETERsnrRG, Jan. 29--It is
thought here that Turkey has deter
mined 10 declare war against Monte
negro, the Sublime Port having no
wish to add to existing embarrass-
ments. at
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02

PAEIs, Jan. 3l,-The journal Des
Debates ,classifies the Senators elected
yesterday Conservative Republi-
cans, 100; Radicals. 10; Monarchists,
10; Bonapartists, Al. = 't''f 7'f
The Le Sicle gives the following re-
suit: Republicans. 10l; Lcgitiinists,
38 Bonapartists, As. Ts''i'l ~.
Gambctta's organ claims 1877 Con-
stitutional Republicans Including the.
life Senators recently elected. Ifis
expected that the Colonies win elect
Republicans. e q ~ vi
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02

New YoRK, Jan. 30.-Thc resi-
dence OF sDavid w. Skidmore, near
Deer Park, Long Island, was de-
stroyed by fire last liigiitsa all the &C.
cupants, Mr.. Skidmore, Fleetwalks,
an. old man, who had lived with
Skidmore many years, Mrs. Titus the
honsekecper, and her husband, were
burned to death. Skidmore was an
old man, almost constantly in litiga-
ton with his neighbors, and had, it 10
alleged, many enemies. The slpposi-
ton Is lie was murdered and then the
premises fired, the other occupants
being unable to escape.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02

! Noiwalk, Ohio, has inaugurated.
ten cent dances-s'hard-pan' prices. Z
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02
2 FOREIGN

VIENNA, Jan. @.--It,is stated that
instructions are OH the way from the
British Government to its Embassa-
dor at Constantinople, directing him
to give full support to Count An
dreasses note. and there is no doubt
the Porte will accept the note.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02

WASHINGTON, Fob. 1.-The Commit
tee OH Finance of the Senate has re-
ferred to the Comptroller of the Cur
rclcy for an expressi0nlof his views
on the bin to authorize the formation
of National banks with d capital as
small As $4,000, without restriction
as to the population of places whore
they prci located. .8..5y 5sesfl ~.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02

WAsHINGToNy Feb. 1.-The Presi-
dent has nominated for Commissions
crs of Police for the District OF Col
umbia VIM. J. Murtagh, Henry Nj.
Sweeney, Jos. e. Barrett, Chas. II.
Nichols and Wm.II. Smith 4Is
The present Boardj of Republican
Congressional Campaign Committee
will hold q meeting tomorrow and
organize for the Presidential CAM
paign. Al president, secretary and
other Officers Of the Committee will
beelected. LA...E 81 Il % ~ 4.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02

". Il. CHANpLKn, fHf
secretary Republican National Committee.
WAsniNaroN, ID. C., January ~, 1876.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02
Anoshrr SynrrSIss K1ploais n-s,x

BALTIMoRE, Jan. 29--An explosion
OF dynamite or safety powder, fol-
lowed by lire, occurred yesterday af-
terno0n IN 9 factory Mt the corner of
Biddle and Stillman streets, a. thickly
settled neighborhood. About three
hundred cans containing TWENTY-FIVE
pounds each, exploded in volleys. con-
tinuing for half an hour. The build
ing was badly shattered, the walls
|cfImbfing in With the last volley, In
Turing six fireman, but not fatally.
During the explosion the greatest
CONSERVATION prevailed, and several
falnilies procnred wagons and moved
away from the neiQhbOrhoOd.,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-02-02
/ irsssx ares,,pa = Law.

! 81 i dtts, sTcb. 1 Gtpoh the open
lng % we y. s. Circuit Court this
morning M. IN, ~ the attorney for the Western
Ini 2, . i, Rhs Co, appeared with
Q motlcn g vacate . writ of subpoena
dacss. iecam from government upon
William Orion, President of liz CON-
psny +, uis;ngs him g produce all
kilograms whlen passed between Gen.
and John Mcdonald, John A joyce,
or. Mrs. joyce, at ST. Louis, or at
Ripo1f, Wis. over Various signatnres
during several months Of last year.
The Telegraph Co, set up an answer
that the demand WINS too general, and
would require an Sifnfnense amount
Of labor. Any intention to impede
the triad wasldhglgipedy ybut It was
asked that dates and descriptions of
messak tshe gtengvSth III ftcnlarity.
The point was argued during the
morning and taken under advisement
until afternoon.