The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-12
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ENUMERATION OF SPEAKER KERR--A CASE
- OF MPUDENT AND BOLD PERJURY.
WASHINGTON, JUNE 10.-The Committee
on Expenditures Of the War Department
have agreed, without dissent, to report the
charges made by Harvey against Speaker
Kerr as false. 1t is regarded as case OF
impudent and bold perjury.
SETTLING UP WITH TEXAS.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-The Judiciary
Committee have agreed to report a bill
authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury
to pay over to such officer as the State OF
Texas shall designate ali balances found re-
naming OF the S7,15O,00O appropriated to
nav the creditors OF the late Republic OF
Texas. Texas will get trifle over $1,000
900 by this bill.
COMFORT FOR BLAINE.
ST. LOUIS, June 10.-The Kansas and
Colorado delegations, bound for Cincinnati,
have sent joint dispatch to Blaine assuring
him OF their support.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-Blaine's friends,
who have been calculating the chances to-
day, comfort themselves with the following
probabilities Three hundred and seven
teen votes on the first ballot, with very
considerable increase from Missouri, Ala
bama, Texas, and Mississippi, and proba-
BILE nomination on the second ballot, and 4
generous support from other States, which
will certainly secure a favorable conclusion
on the third ballot.
SALE OF GEORGIA BONDS.
ATLANTA, June 1O.-Over 100000 OF State
seven per cent. bonds were sold at pre-
MUM to-day. New York take: over $780,
| 900 worth, and citizens OF Georgia the
! balance.
THE PRESIDENTIAL CALDRoN SETTLING.
| CINCINNATI, June 1O.-Trains are arriving
crowded. The indications are that the
struggle will be obstinate. Dir. W. ?. Frye
this morning denied emphatically that Mr..
Blaine would withdraw his name as q cam
didate, or that after the first ballot he would
name the candidate who should succeed.
Mr.. Conkling's friends are enthusiastic
and confident.
Parker c. Chandler, president OF the Bos-
ton Bristow Club, is here actively at work
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-Thcre is genera
comment on the behavior OF Mr.. Cox in the
chair yesterday. He could not control thu
gush OF Mr.. Blaine, which kept the HOUSE
in an uproar all to-day, but he kept his owl
temper, and by subtle thought and resiti
mate ruling defeated Mr.. Blaine in ever,
phase OF his efforts to get possession o. TN
floor.
Senator Morton says that any insinuatiol
that he inStigated, directly or indirectly
the investigation against Mr.. Blaine is infa
mously false.
The reported correspondence between
Senator Conkling and Mr.. Blaine looking t
reconciliation is officially contradicted.
'1,o, cf
visited President Grant to-day.
Mr.. +. G.. Schanck, city editor OF the Ir
4 bune, testified that Harvey told him til
whole story about getting Green's positio
as far back as May last. Harvey did nc
then claim that he gave Kerr money, BIT
that he obtained the position for Green frol
Mr.. Kerr by his social influence alone.
THE RECENT DUEL.
New YORK, June 10.-A st. Louis Iii:
patch says that Albert Jcssup, who Wa
killed In duel at River Bend, in Colorado
Thursday last, was the son OF 4 prominer
New York banker. The duel was Tough
without seconds. The parties quietly pro
ceeded to shoot at each other.
NEW YoRK, June 10.-The report that til
person killed in the Colorado duelWas
son Of the banker Jessup is untrue.
ENFORCEMENT OF THE EXCISE LAW IN
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June 10.-The police commi:
sioncrs have given strict instructions 10
the enforcement OF the excise law to-mol
row. The police are, il necessary, ordere
to force the doors OF the saloons whcr
liquor is being sold, and arrest the offend
ers The police reserves are ordered t
hold themselves in readiness. for any troubl
that may arise.
TRAMPS ARRESTED.
BOsTON, MASS, June 10.-Four tramp
were arrested to-day for outraging youn
girls on the highway near Attlcboro', Mass
! FAILURE.
New YORK, June 10.-Gilbert Wea
yer, dealers in woollen goods, suspended
Yesterday. Liabilities, Slj0.0O0; nomina
assets, 100000.