, 1876-06-30
Facts ELECTED in tho Investigation
at Washington.
Cato, tho Investigator, Getting More
than He Dargained For.
A Milwaukee Correspondent 1ndnlgcs In
Some Pertinent Remarks.
0ol. Juesson's Rojoinaor 10 Those Remarks
Of Mr. Rehm.
THE INVESTIGATION.

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Sptcta, p,spasea 10 TIE Tribune.
WAsUtNa1os, u, C., june .n.-Thc Milwaukee
whisky investigation was continued. Coleman,
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.".'n"s'ss ~. t1'u ~. a"e, ~, s ~ ra ~,
Case i'todnesh letter from e!t1aen oi roha s!''
Lac; charging That &c Coleman ''al saa TIM. bills IN
were let. Unpaid cosn'a'. I'a aon ,, %riss :.
Is iie."
cA7r's TESTIMONY.
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man'esi 10 know whether he had received nny let.
tors from nrosdhsal, finch, Harrison. il.lvy,
orton. Burpcc. Am. Thomson, or The st'Itor'of the
tomnerf1"' f3mes'hs1'sat!"s' ea'e
declined 10 answer, slnttns HAT 1t w"s n"no "
.,.o. "e ill., sa,.1,.".x ~ ~. ,u;t,...
ans"et nke my oi"'nal! "'."s .,,.u.
until The notion Of the l1"use could be taken.
whercunon cate, 10 avoid complication, answered
to all e1ccp. IL the editors uf tho C'ommtrcla1
Times, that ho had never received letter from
Of the uo'crnments na'nea IN ms llfe' anu t'at nc
did no. knnw them As to the editors Of tho Com.
s,.'' ,"s. nun. tS NJ thu ,..te,. @ ] In sIne.. ' y
"'' none o. ''' '1,.e' 1,,r .yrnnEycn pIsa,sssc
left was That Cate got ' Intern At m 70; nswra
~ f'.,, . '-
tfnH pho'e t"hoE' ...
Carpenter insisted upon h's right 10 specific an
awera to his questions, nnd will make an appeal to
tho House. ..... ........
sAnuefson tcst1iea a. 10 t"o at'enpte" neEot'A-
ton for lie salc OF the sfat'es stocS 10 the Car
waxes asS' r. n ann sSu eona al
.Ms ,n ereted y, .hc
stock In tho .sentinsl waa purchased for S25 600.
Sanerson rays l,o reported this to Carpenter, who
Jscl,ncd having mr. nnytbtnr 10 do with #.
"ee''''e" HAVING "'' t'i'"t ~ NV "''t' ''
DANA {. EAMp, ...
Railroad Commissioner Of Wisconsin, testified
nnc + be iii lila NJ rcvnsr or.re To- sel rihi
i1s,nocrot;c vntcs forsi Sn, innth rrnoTt"a ts ~
Carpenter, WHO tcnouncs, hlM for having listened
Ter aid il hp tCarncniesl should be cjcctr,! and
Sjscnvcrrl lint nny yntcs haf hnen imnrht hn
Will r.si. III H.. nat ''"' ''o'' o
Tn,vxp ,,r u,rov ,r,a
,rs.ae.1 Ia the sar,e renerI facts that Ca.pontcr
r,f"scd tn romscnt 10 hrfln,ry. ~' ~ f~'e'
Il g: PAYNE pot.mastes 1t Milwaukee, testified
irrtri funis fnr him. iio nrotiMred 4 ictter from
fsorno,tcr Anil * MI in .rhfc,, i:arn.nIsr
eskea raync hs opinton about tic pronscty Of re-.
f1on tn W,o ohonoT m a 1s'ess M
Width CaFcntcr said he wax ut cnshn.sstic ahout Ut
running for ,he Eeiae, but was MT cowor,lly cnnuEh
10 Icsct the nasty and leave Il in distress Tint II
he Ind bcconu unpopular on account Of l,ck
pay or for any cthcr reAson. he wonl,i
advanced by Il, llo Ind to wurl Nights md Sum
days practfcine law In Washington to got ulong.
6.afncntcr alan mid Tint fu hud lust
HAD coNyEnsArloS wIfi. wAsununy,
eanaa,o were not rae " ssa Ia
Payno s,yore ho had long been thc confidential
adviser a. wcl as munger 7of Cnspentcr. lie cul.
incfrd nitnyether "a lt,l IL thc fall ~ 1H14 for t,,e
nso III CONVERSATIONAL Districts or this ya,n nil
Int alO(l yaH rOccfcA frnn Federal uf1cers Thie