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New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
GRAMMAR SCHOOL RECEPTIONS.

The annual reception OF Grammar School
No 10 was held yesterday afternoon iu the main room
=, tho scbool building on WOOster-st. The room was
ts,fnIv dec.lated with Gags and flowers. The Rev T.
Cameron presided Upon the platform were Trustees D.
Brtton and c. NJ Earle, Inspector Abbe and President
bingham OF the Jersey City Board of Education Tbe
medal for the best defamation was competed for by T. A.
Kelly, c. French F. Swain, +. W. Banta, G. Cameron, D.
I sapborn O. Butler, ana F. ". Green. In the spelling
contest three scholars missed word ana Tue meda
Wa finally disposed OF " these bJ lou ana TEL 10
/ Wells The medals for exemplary conduct were gwen
10 G. W. Smith and j. A. Dcbuehyi for excellence 10
Sstoiy 10 j. l. sanboin in alsLiy. 10 FW. Banta
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
ARRIVAL OF FRENCH ARTISANS.

MOVEMENTS Oh THE DELEGATION OF FRENCH WORK
INGMEN.
The steamship Canada of the French line
arrived this port late Wednesday evening, bearing
the French artisans aud working WHO to maze
visit of Inspection this The delegation repre-
sents syndcas Chambres of Paris These SyndIcates
are skingmen's organizations, similar TO the trades
unions Of this country and the delegates represent them
solely and are sent by the Government There are
"a delegates representing many different branches of
trade and each one will shown the leading establish
uent Of the tre to- which he belongs. Some of them
are CommuL They all declined to come at the ex-
pelse of the Governments because had they accepted
nuy such ard they would been compelled u make y
report of what they aud do while here to the French
Government They prefer to MAKE tins report to the
trades unOns which they belong. The delegation was
received yesterday morning at Pier No az North River
by committee of French wOrlngInen OF this city, ana
escorted to the headquarters where unca-was served
and speeches Of welcome made. reply on behalf OF the
visitors made by Antoine Daniel The names OF the
delegates are follows; From Pdris-Nessrs. BREEZY
Pouiltey Deux, Abadie Mduec, Anscln, Fromentin,
Debrutem II, Daniel, GObOd, Lemoinc, Ferdinand, Nor
mardin, Macheis, Lapne Hynauts, Bernier, LJonnet,
Francois T. rraucOS Martin CEGbTiOn DaIttlcI, Der
vile, Dumoncbel, Guiltel Lang AID DOnnay From
Grenoble-Messl :. Bcnuct Louis Martin. From Le
nOr.es-Mcssrs Wal, Deprctla, AID Roche.
IL i intended 20 give the delegates picnic at the park
ut SiXIy secOud-st. and Last RIVER Alter they nave
visited the most prUInens mandiactoIes ana ms Ltu
tiuus OF NeWIOrk, they VIII accept the invitation or tue
Social Democratic Association OF Newark 10 spehc Two
days there III visiting the hrcnI manufactures OF tat
city. They VIII be taken 10 Newark III sIecla stehll
boat sent for them by tle Association FROM NcWlrh
they Will visit Philadelphia and attend tue Exposition
Upon tber return to France, each delegate VIII make
detailed report OF what r has seen here 10 the OrganZ
ii Ju Of which he is member During their stay Ia New
York they will remain the 81 Charles ilOel, their ex-
pcnses beng paid b. French resident worSInen'
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
INJUNCTION AGAINST A WESTERN UNION
DIVIDEND.

In suit brought by Levy A. DowIoy
against the estern Union Telegraph Company Judge
Donohue IN Supreme Court, Chambers. yesterday
granted an order that the Company show cause Oh July
why If should not be- restrained from paying the diy
dnd declared ami payable july 10, and granted the
ordtpary lntermodia injunction. The complaint pro
ecels on the ground that the defendant company has no
r,ht 20 declare dividend uness from net prohtH ana
hat some OF the items Of accounts out of wch al ap
,acnt n Z proIt is derived not profits. but more
change of form OF securities. judge DohOhu ne s'aIcd
nat he would not have granted such an ny netioh
81 noytr # A were not that the COMPANY would be 1he
10 answer this charge I'm court week before tue "a o
Tie payment OF the dividend a. ' give The count '
10 ex mine their answer 10 the ..Hins lTt"u yGtte
case before the necessity for ~ uient arOoe
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

The mother of two sons, twins met, q CO.
temporary relates, one of the brothers III hcl one
morning. (Which of you two BOYS an speaking 10 T.
a,k.. tic mother; is IL you, or you U.othrIl' "Why
do ytu a,<F inquired the Lad. prudcuty. Because, n
ID IL your brother, VIII box hi, ears. I; Is not my
brother II l. l." "rhCu your brother Is wearing your
coat, for yours had hole IN Il No. mother am
wearing Iuy coat" GOOD hctvenSW cried the
mother looking at him ntcutly yOu your brother,
,tt. All
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN Arcrae Rofel-Gen. William T. Shernan'o oov ~
Henry l. putt Rhode island. Pay master @ o ~ Ttca
Natv. gresham o. H. Matlesoh VI of
~ ~ Gr;;y i1k-lacgucs Onenbach and A Barthoi VI
paris and rn j. B. SouehOuse OF Albany hoDd'n d ~ ~ nj
,on Is o. the Spanish navy anu ~,
lien Of the French Centennial Commission Trenor
uoney the comedian u stOr
" Psrk 1f Vermont st NchOds HCs-Johh ni
GtnsaI Freight Agent of the Great western s'r;yyaT
csnsda and rudge W. c. otis Of Cleveland ",.o,g ~
EoITIe Rev Dr W. Van Rensselaer, OF u,nesa = pnch
aiboarI, nor Congressman John q. Witehouse Oh
kns,,.ie I ,sadon H0ht-Ffancisco Marty ,an
propretor Il the Tacon Theaer havana ''-n'"'P ~
Joi.l-IDe lion Daniel q. Fort or OsWeBo'
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
DECISION IN THE SINGER WILL CASE.

I'm the case OF Mrs. Mary Ann FOster aE''ITTSV
David Hawlcy executor under the will of The late Isaac
NJ Singer on an appeal to the General Term Oh te o
preme Court from the decision Of surrogate CONN Oh
Westchester County The effect that she was not 'e
widow Of Mr. Singer. decision was rendered on Me,e
dav nv Judgcs BARNARD, Gi' bert aud DYhudn aHruu
ths decision OF surrogate Coffin, with COSTS Judges III
bert and Dykman wrote lie decision
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

Tho handsOmest men at the recent reunion OF
tho Army of the Potomac in Philadelphia were from vev
York and readily distinguished by the nmiabe U1r,
purchased KNOX 2l2 Broadway Fifth venue Ho
tel In fact wherever you go you will find KNOX aly repre-
serted by the most fashionable. tasteful 5rat com.
Portable No house has great fame success
has been by being always first aud
10 furnish only best material made ia the attractive
and convenient styles Gen. Knox the Reyol
ton KNOX halter is the hero you,ion In the
hat
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
OPEN AIR SPORTS.
TIE INTERNATIONAL REGATTA

AMERICA AND ARRoS HE WINNERS OF THE CAFE
NAY RACE.
Three of the competing yachts in the In
ternltonal Regatta for Ae medal and diploma u the
Internal nuua Exhibition of 1876 returned to the Scw-
York Yacht Clubhouse on Wednesday. The race was from
sandy HcoK lghtshp to Cape May and return. At the
start light, and the schooners had no se"r-
ace way and finally passed the northward OF the buoy.
The Alarm was ia advance for short distance, when
the America took the lead and continued in advance TIL
the close passing the ghtship her return at lUh, Pm
pos yesterday morning The Alarm passed Sandy HOOK
about 1880 p and than lay by in the Horseshoe The
Ann lea wins the prlc for the schooner OF the sloops
the Oracle the first 10 the line at the start but
the Arrow afteTwaui took the lead and made the best
linn, down. The Gg.Ce gained somewhat on the
return hui the Arrow arrived inst, and therefore wins
the prize FOR tho soop The following table sdOws the
start aud lui-h
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
sCHOOSERs.
PROVIDENCE YACHT CLUB.

PRouDESCE, r. l., June 29.-At the race of
the Providence Yacht Cub fortlc Commodores Cup
terday, 10 yachts competed The Glide OF Fall River
won the prize The AmaIyllis mado second tine, al
though not ia the race.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

"IIold your horse, Sir?o said n red haired
boy Ia man who drove Gp III front OI house. No."
replied tho 81 have boy here :" ANA nc took
weight fom the cart and fastened II 10 the sccd. Z"
mcn' hold him up," screamed the disappointed youth
IN he IAN OIL
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

The G. o. D. and small profit system, car.
rici BALDWIN TIE CLOrirR, draws mmense c,,S.
the Of Csnalst, and Broadway '''"us
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
JERSEY CITY.

The Em2ic Cllb Of the hid District has rcor
gan zci a, a~s and Wheeler club. James Vanuamau has
been elected rIcEilttt.
Tie Estcy Guards Of BrJiiicboIo1 W., and the
Guads Of ~ AIbaus let. jersey ,1t The PENN
sylvan Railroad Grounds yesterday
They accompanied by tic vermont St.e Dilells
and occupied - ears.
On Tuesday night William Iio yc, age 10, son of
Hove c down stairs at his rod.nce at No. 90
struten ST. Animation completely suspended, and he Was
pronounced rhysican- hudug sufficient
lot drcrd f0 apply UIFfru pJulC,s u order to START
circulation. Alter Is hoGs tic young nsi recovered Ills
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
Announcements

WISTARS BNTSAM OF WILD CHERRY, the best
rcIncy for Coughs, oa.seuess 81 Cts and s.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

The diarrhcas of children, which are pro-
ducr by ing food the excessive OF acid
In the stomach, rs cured by MLR or MAGNFSA
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

ONE OF THE SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WoR1n.
,d For .sls by All prngcisis 30 cent ever IN
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
HOME NE VS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
Jam 1872 Noon. So Bpm SO: Mhngh" 1fs ''''
Highest du1nG the fay. So loves. ~
Average 1872. same day, 1870, oi''
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
A REFORM VICTORY WITHIN THE PARTY.
Fi'0tq ne SpTrt4nCG Krpubitcdp lHi0D
Thn nnmncrui. hive nnuninaicd lhrir RrlS

The Democrats have nominated thelr BIS
tow. sIore ANA better IMAM that uhey nave NOMINATE
han IN the vi desperate uPpOStoh from JhS CON
sueLt paI1s OF Tie tning TO De- rcOrcd because he Is
tnc!r bl.siOW, and from cuLUoilng sense o. tue al
trlrtyrucS5 Uf that sort Of cauGdue ths year as IA
U,rJy III ycstncut. Tine reforming Aew-fOk moofst
has hId many obvious ADVANTAGES over the fc."HlEg
Kentucky Republican ns'ac ms own party, a. Hc h"s
several obvious grave disadvantage s Candidate g
before the people Tic has eLt the nomination, lie s
one If he clIcnced politicians hyihg IL Vail DO
assorted and believed uy many that hs success l. OWING
qute as much 10 pocs 90 the Othcr thing But, when
all IL sd The fact remains that IN st Louis Ir-t u "A
form victory within. the party quite as significant s
the reform victory 81 4 nruhdu.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

More than 500 doGs have boon received this season
at the Newark doy-poru nd
The New-Jcrsc, State Republican Comnittee aro
preparing or ygcrous ciurag1 blanks or the formation
0i Hayes and Wheeler chts VIII bd sort 10 cy t""bahp III
ia, St.ue.
VIM. f. Otis Grand Marshal Of the New-,Terscy
Division Ordor Of United American Mechanics has issued an
order to all the Councils u he ord Ono Sr'e To- take part
la tL, Ituninn aud iafiEie At Philadelphia on 4 B.
About 40 Of G. Nugenr " CO.'S morocco fnishcrs
struck monIay dnd th,ir places hllct Now
M haers oner TO osa "or at .e od prrc on coalition
The seats, library .hd other personal property Of
the Young M,u's Cr,uan As4ocaton sold yrscniay
under olatr mori.ie rho property wJs al houfnt fur
t2J3 The library 600 tho b"ohcae es "to soh fur 90.
The closing exercises oi thJ Newark High chOOl
took place last evening In tn First Barts Church Tao
graduating nuobeed o gsls ard Il boys The prseu
ton TO-, az if g,ad"at"n wac ip"da uS ,n'. lioysyI
by Eisard L. DoDJns, Pa dent the board o Edueuon
NEE-JERsEY
NEW PRoyIDENCE.-Ds Nd II. lOwncy, n wealthy
farmer no has voted cvoy presienual election since
the el,cipn Of Gen Jack4or. the he las voted
t@r has o G 3 zen m u~ % @ G @6 hS % vI,r shsT ,ST
money ~ this election.
EhABEIHflrn Bowen, coorcd girl, ae' H. struck
tho PcnD- lyana ttir,ad near f1se e yuscr
dy morning ana Instantly kil,d Nais-fgs ttcy, ago
aaaIaiaacS, cS@ai;i smcio on Wcdae,iay a,Ent by
strke. rcu.in" to rug the cru',n 5cir cn July for
lnc (sj pad them the service Tho rnClc
hug ~ Resigned Tho Fourth Ot
July Committee .as bought 5000 worth OF uroNpgas.
PAIEr3os-rne rats Juh.nt The nomination
Of Il'u tud N tiiCnS a salute O ~ hIrt on
Nt nay n lOnUr ui the domination. Il IDrtt ~
.ti o.. .:.,- ug erect II la all parts Of Tie city,
aud ttl.. o. trying TO Guido h- Ec4l bpT la
drsf fui, I. IIii 20 uiurnccmrnt ui the pablo High
school held last Tho Iuhng miil
account NJ "a" oIpos tor IN NtwGort 20 thc ro
Haiitft ~ had for $1,000 cct Of the
necessary lor sac cIusruclioI OI that oad.
NORTH BRRGFN.H Mrs Anna IIocpt Grrman widow lady
with children, wing on the SearaucsIOa' left h'G family
In charge 81 Oie ir. Cd UG IL ,tars AMI went "a
woL Yesterday afternoon The gin went away after berries
having the In the house. They made hrr ia
the siUvo oi.i kettle ION OF water when MIN II
fIom stove hoy spilled over the youngest child years
old and scdlr,d hcI ~ thit sI, cannot recover.
UsIOs II-The Bolrd Ot Education last evening and
received several petitions signed by 2Go ta3 akng
Of the teachers bo Increased 10 the old rates
. Tue sunday scbo,l' of Grace. st. Mathews 81 Mars
pnu'n the Cnnrch pf tue Ascension and the Marion Mis-
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

A GNEW,. THOMAS R., the great New York
"A Gro, err Flour and Tea Dealer, Wholesale and retail,
No 80 Nc,ryst Everybody should call and bargains
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
THE DEMOCRACY ADVISED TO SUBMIT

y
Indiana, Illinois, Iud other hcstrn states. There viz
Ue levuisun ali along the center, Tor Tie pa y IN lts
wisdom has virtually aOdndODrd tntSr States We pre-
fer Tdtu TO Ias.s ana shall aGvsc thc democratic o.
suuLaOns siaId by the nominees a. tie ci' Ctoh oil
Illucu would sguaZe triumph y certain Democratic
lruClples We snail feel IL duty Ia counsel hdT-
touy for the Organization t. he Dcu'orfauC party ust
b. preserved There nothing fo] the Den"cific P'iy
DO bat 10 close lis ranks and move toward 10 Ia, M o.
nrcuArci Al lgtuis.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
NOT rnF srRoNGEsT MAN.
snnakinc flnm the Renublican point Of "
A HARD FIGHT INEVITABLE.

The Republicans have highly Tespco'apio
ticket and vs., none the best H.. but all quite ASST
rance IL better than hope The strength OF that paIB III
this cuiaiI must be in ils principles, lts hSOurS
and t rolIlses than ticket. Tile Denocrata hie
likely 10 20 into il with bad record but strong Ticket
ne contest for ihc supremacy Will be lard dnc-diuc
than il seemed ncly 10 be before the Convention uet ~
ST Iouis-bn We still believe that the party OF the Union
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30


The real strength of the ticket Will lie in the
name Of Gov. Tiden gnd IN his record Az an opponent
ard Antagonist Of corupilOh But III no tospec ~ he
suneri,v u GOV Hayes. In experience hs an executive
o1iCer Ito EepubLcan c1nhdsio VuuaiS bn, ana IA
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

sturdy honesty OF purpose and sraghtforwardness OF
method GOV Hayes ed yield TO 0tEer. Democrats
NAV fairly be proud OF their nomination. but they n Ell
10 attract no votes frcm without their own party
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
A MOTIVATION FOR tine rEOrLE.

Tie hour and the man at last have met. In
tlt tIi.innuat nomination OF ,9iuuci j. Ildcn by ne
N,tiona Democracy TIE hopes oi the cOdhS are 'Ei-
rnIv revived II n pUsItlye movement Tor political
r. oseiielttiun The scairs fall rOn the eyes OF TIE
ufou ~ tine clear Hight OF this proceeding FOR the
tyork of reform sncscssful fcOrncT s needed 1lid II
IA Tic eaarr Of men, superb organizer, pfOlouid
Uoc economist, determined foe 10 all forms oi pub
lbs dis Oncsty and corruption Tnelc Is uO man ia te
D.uu,rurc ranks in tue whole country WnO Il his
eg.l ID all positive qualities that are dt iindod ~ tue
tiu,s He emDodIcs tue sprt Of reform mat pcNadcs
tbc uubic sentiment. HIS nomination II - compete
response tO the call OF the pcOT'c
TUDEk NOT SUPERIOR TO HAYES.
JIs EosfO
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
A WISE AND STRONG SELECTION.
Fton Gte HostOit BeIIto lJoUl

I he National Convention Oi Ilc BtllOcTtlc
pHlty out best loot foremost yc4sefudj ara VIE y
Nominated the strongest ana Al tt sam. unu thc most
ayoiiate man as tnc.r candidate Tor the Pres de ii
Ulie. ~ their dCLuu "a tls particular lhc DcH"' at
have shown larger wisdom tlh ihtJ nave bhi'' So"
i~f,r, fr AZ least a dozen yeas, and tncy have pnt
themselves in the position ~ WhCh thcJ can compete
with kCpuDlcan vds ioi .hc ceh'i"i o. n' GOV
efn. M win "A reasonable prospect Of success. O. at
td,, Cd!C more loi fcloiih t-dh olhtT
,uJte and In h selection Tie Democrats have acted
I. vIsr, than the Republican NLO did not dare 30
nominate thcr best man, ard d"iScd tt 4c Issues ot
tHe canvass by "a cOmpIOms" candidate
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-28
Mckee and st. Louis
Whisky.
His Defense has Failed to Accom-
plish what his friends had
Expected.
Proceedings Of the Iowa teg-
islature
/. Budget of Miscellaneous
Home and Foreign Items.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON; Jan. 2s-The Senate
election committee this morning,
agreed, to report back the Eustis pa
pcrs with recommendation that they
lie on the table without further
action. The committeel find that all
the time Of his alleged election, there
was no vacancy. This report was
determined on by the votes Of Messrs.
Morton and. Logan. Messrs. Mitchell,
Cooper SYsdleish ! md Cameron, q
Wis, were absent. The reference
intimatcd by the majofity o,be drawn
from this report is, that Kellogg was
dejure governor and Pinchback is le'
gally elected senator. u
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-28

Ms. Springer introduced bill pro,
hibiling American citizens from hold
ing slaves in foreign countries. Re
fcrrcd. III
Mr.. Hunter, from pension commit
tee, reported a bill to restore to the
pension rolls ofss1sl2the names strick-
en- from the rolls for disloyalty. lie
moved to have the bill put upon its
passage. The bill was, however, re-
fcrred to the. committee of the whole.
The house>then went into committee
Of the whole, Mr.. Hoskins in the
chair, on the military academy appro-
priation bill. The clerk proceeded to
read the bill by sections for amend
mcnts.
Mr.. Hamilton IN. W moved to
amend the clause for pay of cadets,
by striking out the words Sat $3.50
each in addition to rations" and sub
stituting as a substitute the words
I" at s24O.
Mr.. Hale, moved an amendment by
striking out se4o and substituting 5000
In support of his amendment Mr.. Hale
said he deprecated anything which
should be looked upon as an attack.on
this institution or even a4frst step in that
direction. The country was in no dan
ger ola large oppressive and expensive
standing army. He warned the gentle
man on the other side that the country
would not sustain them in any move.
ments like an attack on the military in.
stitutions of the country.
Mr.. Randall opposed the amend
ment and said Mr.. Hale knew that a
committee had decided on uniform
reduction Of 10 percent. throughout
all the departments and this was te
be further. carried out by reducing
the numerous employcesS2 20 per cent
and by increasing the hours ofsesviee
from six to eight.
u
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-28
Iowa Legislature.

DEs MONIES. Jan. 2S.-In the
House, bills were introduced 70 trans.
fertile bonds of the McG cGrcgor and
Missouri r. R. G. Primghar and Al.
gona r. r. Coz to provide for the
completion Of the Deaf and Dumb
asylum at Council Bluffs; to appro-
pirate money aid and maintain the
State University; to change the laws
relating TO the State Historical So.
cicty. The pending resolution to fur.
ther the progress Of q constitutions
amendment relating to female suffrage
was referred to the committee on con
stitutional amendment.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-28
GEO. N. PlNNEY.
The DidicuIiIcs Which Bescl
Puymaslcr spaulding ON t'- =
Account OF Pinncy's
l.ecululiOnx.

The following from the New York
Herald throws further light on the
TRANSACTIONS Of once prominent cftt.
zen of Dakota, who is now a fugitive
from Justice in South America:
The court martial ordered by the
Navy Department in the case Of Pay
Director Spaulding, Naval Paymaster
in San Francisco will commence in
February. Everything connected
with this most important trial has
been kept as secret as possible by the
department. The leakage is extreme.
ly small for some reason; but enough
,ntimation has escaped to show that
the court ia TO- be very strong one.
Rear Admiral John Rodgers is to be
president, and Pay Directors Doran
and Gllmanof the navy are to be
members thereof. A lawycrof An.
napolis, Nd, is to be Judge Advocate,
having been selected by the depart
ment because Of his special qualifica-
tions for the duty. The names Of the
\ Otncr members TAKEN from among tue
line officers ofthe navy have not yet
been made public, butIit is probable
that Commodore Spots, now living
in San Fancisco, will be one of them.
AS Pay Director Spaulding's name is
attached to certificates Of purchases
to the amount Of more than. Sl,OOO,-
i 600, convertible into good gold coin,
by his clerk, Mr.. iPinney, which are
held by apparently innocent mer-
chants Of San francisco, it is clear
that his responsibility and that Of the
]. government is an exceedingly grave
4 question to, be determined by the
court. While it is hardly probable
4 that the holders Of the certificates can
recover a cent from the government,
-lit-is quite as sure that tllescourt mar:
: tial cannot fail to oattach culpability tc
Pay Master Spaulding. Howeve,
this troublesome question may be set.
tied, it is positively certain that the
clerk, Pinney, creature of politica
:. influence, has escaped with q large
sum of money the fruit Of his scoun:
drelly prac.ioes. He is reported to
have arrived IL South America will
all his illicit gains, and to be safely
anchored 1here no extraditions treaty
, can disturb him.
: II viii Be the duty Of the court Il
ascertain Whist influence aud to who's,
!, patronage and joint interest Spauidinl
was indebted for his position and fol
1.-the political clerk who was placed i.
q his Office, and who robbed the govern
: ment SO grandly. Such an invcstiga
! tion would open wide the doors !,
2 the interior workings Ct political par
e ties in California, and if the court car
e. accomplish the great labor, it will be
lcome historical. -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-28
st. Louis Whisky Trials.

ST.: LOUIS, Jan. ~ ~ Mr.. Voorhics,
counsel for defense in the Mckee trial,
this morning announced that no argu-:
ment would be offered until the case
was all closed. G. G. Mcclure testi-
fed that Mckee never paid him
money for any purpose whatever.
This was intended to nuffify F Fiitzroy's
testimony that Mckee told him he
had paid McG Guire 81, 500 last summer
TO keep him quiet. Barnett lEngelke,
lectifer, was presented and directly.
contradioted the testimony of ex-
Deputy Collector Corcannop. One Of
the government witnesses lswole that
he and Corcannon burned the stubs,
books aud notices, IN IN the Office Of the
collector Of internal revenue, upon q
Sunday when nobody was there but i
negro porter.
Louis Bohle, the collector for the
Globe Democrat, Mckee, paper, was
introduced and denied Engelke's
statement, that the latter visited the
Globe oficeiin- 1878 and had an inter.
view with Mckee in which he ex.
Iplained the threats Of the Hardaway
Bros. to expose the ring, ana Mckee
promised to see Joyce and arrsng,
matters SO there would be no. trouble
Bohle said he heard I'll oflrhe conyer
sation which lasted only two or thre,
minutes. iEngelke asked Mckee /,
go to Collector Mcclure and hell
him recover some liquor which ha,
bee seized in Colorado. This wa
the whole interview.