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, 1876-04-22

40 "eEe Democrats, and t1ht tho yeA and mar
70 sote was forced upon the House bJ Kasaon ID
~ taco oi thn Protests Of tho almost united
usmoefacy; Tho princlpIelrocorded In Tits vote
hkelS 10 hear mora Of thia
aeetefdaJ's Infamous sensation foil perfoctIf
uea0 ~ IN tne 1aca OF an opnn fnrestlgation whEcI>
tno committee was obliged to bavo. The faee:
Fang fn out at once that tho money used had bceS
liz Eay ~ o:naed. and there was nothing to 1n5
20 OUT Without explanation, which lie had. MAJ.
Defnocfats Ato much provoked At tho eororaI
foorbacka lie has worked up and syon out only
70 heh nG Exposed - to next i..us Of the pspora
do today With tho vote Of al hut thirty Demo.
tta late revolution.
f7o the Ass,cfated prets,l
r THE TKAr1MosY.
HAsnrS0Tt1. d. c., April 21.-The te,tlmonv
Of e1-Atsofnei General Williams and Chi Wh{t.
ioy oetofo tho Committee On Expenditures in
ths Derastmot! of Justtco was givon to tf,e
PRESIDENT tonight. The chief polnte hayo A.
ready been published john /. Davenport tca:i-
fed that in Tho New York clcclion of is7o i!o
discovered that fraud. bad boon t,erpetrateJ.
and adopted oysteh or registration Which
eventually resulted In he detection Of lheno
1rluds. 10 Il pursuing Ills matter v,tncsa Ind
impoverished. and askoa co. BIlss. don. Gon:
Arthur, den. Sharpe, Mt. Murphy, jackson s.
shutz, aud other gentlcnnn Of Now York,
whether the Government, would not nav
him for his efforts t. detcct theao
frauds. In tho eun1mer Of 187lhe went to Long
Branch to aco the preridons. n1l explained TO
Hen. urant tho frauds 10 had dlscoyorod. and
a.ked whothcr somo Of the fund in tho control
o! tho Department of Justico co,ld not bo t,Bei
TO pay him. Tho President VIVA Impressed viii,
tho plan submitted By witness to rovent frauds
tn elections and said be would recommend Tho
matter To tho Attorney. General. Witness re-
ceised In all S35,00o, psrt Of which cano through
Akcrmhn and part through Williams. lie ueyor
considered that thsre wss anJ co11upson in tho
mAttor. Adjourned. - '0o
, 1876-04-22

NOTIONS.
NJ IAN N[lF|
BR0T / HERS ~&
Parasols, Trim
nlings, Fans, &c.

An immense stock of tho NOV
ELTY CANOPY DRESS PARA
BOLS. in n11 the stylish colors, with
superb handles.
, 1876-04-22

Sun Umbrellas
will, handles in every conceivable
design; Heavy TwilIed silk In
fnoh 10, 13, go, 22, 24,
for f1.76, 81, 1926, 1915, $3.
, 1876-04-22
BRlSTOW,



6peetat Dtspatth to The Chttaao Tribune.
WAaurSoToa, D. c., April 2l.-secrctery Dgis-
tow to-day called oil the Chairman OF tho Com
natttee to investigate the caao OF tho bark Mary
Merritt, and requested that ho would make the
inquiry special, and push 1t rapidly possible
consistent With thorouBhnosa, and hAye 1t con-
h~-fnft uith open doors. He gavo tho names Of
ibo Kentucky owners And IT their attorueyB, anu
made full statement as to the Wh,rnahouts of
tho records IN tho Troasury, tho Da,artment Of
Juatice and Courts. Tho fecrctary sad that it
was entirely immatesial to Him wha, uo,abora
wcre charged with tho inquiry. as slb-com-
mittee. Tho Chairman promised that the inycs-
tiea1ion should begin on Monday or Tuesday.
Cate. the mover Of Inquiry. objected yesterday TO
the investigation being open, and voted against
It to-day. Thirty Democrats voted With hlsn to
keep tho doors closed. Tho majority Of them
aro nukpown md for some unexplained reason
tile following Ohio Democrats votad to keep tho
doors shut: Cowan, uurl, Neal Southland.
yanco, and WAlliz.g.
THE FACTS
The records Of the Treasury and papetu Of tho
Secretary show thht the yesaci maa not charged
with emugG1ing. but with merely q technical
violation Of tho navigation lars, Gen. Driatow
waa mover retasnod ~ counsel, mover aatod OF
received foo in tho caee, presented Il On ono
occasion to Secretary NchArdson ~ friend
for tho owners. who wore his neeigLbors, and
hs refused to lave anything to do With the caso
when Secretary, and never did lave anything TO
do with its settlement, and tho BsttlemHnt, ~hen
made by tho Solicitor and AaBiutan. Secretary.
-acan,na,,e,.t,,, ~ r1J.a . maa HPot ;no
1aiirn,s Ci-c,.t ~, wriita+, n,'.,.;nn =, 1rana
t;;iisr ~ ~ r1scn,,;,, n,.trot o'"''A " 'aae'
I'LL. THOMAS DAllTLEy.
i1'r srcret.rv Rrs,nw has beeT ~nrv bn.s ~
s , s- 5aatS tsit;n sa. uus soy ~. p9sy ioe
~ No., t,,s rr""snrs nnn"rt'mot o 9ee'e.a pa
.};y;,.. ,,,"s ,ov,,a h,ta I,,..,' ana
s"6 ~ .,ns"55.,,ns ara"5 ,v,,,,s, T.. Hanuu
~ h.,i"r" te Sacratnrv xss om,.oaS 1"ao ~,
Tha ssi, ,.a ayc,te ,,nns;d.rsI1o "v-,Ssit ~ -.
-.re ~ ~ ia ,no,;ve. ~hjc1, c.,r,a ~
.;scs a.orv utnrv ~ .,hicI, 10 nrat.ndaH ~
in"u,o,1c' sss !oon fonmd ~ h.vn ~ ~ a.nt nIse
Sa""d.t;561 no ,%on ,mn,;rtna opa;e, W osue'
~ n""s r1,,"nt ,rnn"ht ~, fo Ii
!onR ueos 6a1sa5 a o'ssA.o4ou WIN tae III.
t"xt sd,nin;stsa,;nn ,ss.1;t, II ths |
<'..s., ~" an.i. ,a.. ~ .nnFGGt'en nn Mr.
,.tIa s ho.p, .,sor t3a 'n bofore
- N4 IT, oeun ty !" ~ -. I,aea of cot-
tue ~ .nna ,na Msoy -,aatI M, ,von
w. - 49,, .loso 40 as'e n'on a,incteti md he
~, pa ~ ~ ~, ~ s'.a 10 S13l0.
P@A' " 'o@' ~"o"ou s"..!s nusa !sr.,css.
tnh - :. h}leya that the racont
.,.oS ,a SSu soa3s ,4stow In couuection wiz
~. Sss.r Mo,e;,t ss,, aus ipopirol by tI1o Mil
tae Masy Mo1r!i aua9 'rIa vrountls fGr ths h".
Mrauo ,at ~ "tSA! .t! nas na.asJrcss,nan Lyule. nj via.
us. !oa a.o e .nsso 70 iu,roduced reaoiutinn
Soau;u. .,;u!., oon9 tuy uowrpuppr mon in SIji.
, 1876-04-22

Novelties in Filtration, Is1,ssfa
Leatlier, Ivory, Pearl, and Real
Shell:
Ten cases Japanese Fans at SC,
Sc, 12 1-2c, zoe, md up, worth
d0uT)lc.
, 1876-04-22
CARPETS, DO. .......
e. 4. LANCASTER
& co.,
SUCCESSORS TO
ALLEN, MACKEY & CO.,
233 state~st., and
40, 81 & So Jackson,
Having purchased their stock at O
large discourtfr0m regular prices,
aro offering to tho wholesale and
retail trade
Carpetings,
Oil Cloths,
Bedding,
Curtain Goods.
and Wall Paper,

At Unprecedented Low Prices,
In our Carpet Department NAV
be found n104s1cttcs, xViltAlls. Vel
vets, Body Brussels, Tupcstry
grains, and Thrce-Piy VenetiIn
carpets, and nll grades Of Ph1In-
ticlpllin Wool Goods; also Iallgs
anu Mats in great variety.
special bargains in Oil CLOTHS, rs
we have u large OvcrstOc1f or desfr-
aDle goods which VIC are bound to
close out regardless of cost,
Our .papcr-llnnging stock must
be sold. Wo will sell ut about onc-
halt tho llsltnl rates, tlnI Vo will
make it for the interest Of 1ner-
cta1nts and all others recurring
these goods to make their pur-
clnscs Of us. Goods will bc freely
SHOWN, and competent worlktncn
no sent TO any part Of the country
to execute work.
The attention Of hotcl-ISecpcrs Is
called to our stock Of Bedding, rs
we arc selling Hair Mattresses.
Spring Beds, Blankets, Quilts,
Pillows, &c, Mt much less than
regular prices.
Church Cushions and furnishing
a speciality.
E. 4. A.LANCASTER C CO.,
233 State-st.,
ONE BLOCH SOUTH OF rALMER HOUSE.
-
, 1876-04-22

Black Silk Fringcs, an unusual
largo assortment; Moss Trim-
mings, LacinE Cord, with Tassels
to match; and all tho specialtics
In Dress Trimmings, ut our usual
low prices.
, 1876-04-22
Monday, April "a, at 2 p. 4

Parttoa desiring to SOC tho property before
salc, or for my further information, call on
q. Q. LANPHERE, on tho premises. or
ELLISON, PoMEROY T. CO.,
Auntiunoera.
, 1876-05-16
Gurpl ai(de Nahridl!sn.

9ambars. Sci Nnfbebuna Der aItsu
5amburssr Sant osrblieb etu nidlt urs
bsoeuteuoss 8ermSssn, nabssu sine
Miuion Gbales. ga Ser eigsntlidle
Gbaratter oes alteu Snltituts ME islts
gsltetlt mar, ipa8 an ibm Staats. umo
toas Briuatcinridtung, 10 waren oud
bic Sanfintsre6eaten ni9t ais GsdltS>
nabfolasr lesitimirt. Sc liao NUN
Yerbauolunsen swliteu Dem SsHate
uno Der irubsren Contemplation an9es
iniipit mOrOsn, lpona1 oas 8ermogem
ats @taatsuermosen sinsebeimlt lpsrt
ben foil. uno 1T nan bsSi9lid Der Yss@
penoan9 Scilelbsn uur nod swsiielgaft,
oh es 5um Gbsil fir Dedun9 Der Sers
teaungSfoten Der Sambar9er Wtin5s
Hattie perwenbet ODER ausl1lieBll1 SIT
3weden oeS SauoeIS uber ocr S9ili.
labrt benugt weroen ioa.
Ser bstannte Gircnsbelibcr WDer8
bat sessn ben IbierbSnoler Qassnbed
BON blsr cine &lase an9cltren9t, oaB ct
inn einen Glcpbanten 9elieiert butte. oer
aussridli4 sabm icin ioute, !nOcB 10
lt0rrig mar, OaB nit Dem Gbisr fattllb
uidJt5 anSufansen. oa Ell onr1aus au
Yorilbruugen nlbt gu 9ebrauheu war.
Da5 9fleoer9erid)t bat oa5 urtbeil Sc
fault, paB bel sincm Glepbauteu BON
3abmbe!t uibt pciter Die Gsos leiu
tonne. % CT 81 Den wiIbcn GbIerer ge@
bore uno audi fir sc5abmts Gbiere cine
0arantie aui Die Dauer ni9t aberaoms
men we~Sen Tonne.
Darn ltaSt. SIN Tiuan;auslduB
%sueiter &ammcr l4cint lid Die Inli@t,
onB eine srunolIAc 9tcolliOu u%uierer,
in mebr wie ciasr 9ejiebun9 mansels
baiten Ginfommsnltsuer . @elee9ebung
mr. baum bur@iiprbur lei, ,usnu MAJ.
baS Yrincip Der auscmsincn Dselaras
| tionspflibt anuebnle, Sabn breden 5u
molten, wcnu aud bic 0le9ierNns por'
erlt nod an benz Stanopuntt feltbGlt,
oaB Die Dsctaratiunspf lbt nur aaf Die
neu sin3uflbrsuoe Gapttalisusr gu be-
ldranfsm Jet.
Die 0sssisruns beabiidtist, sen @taus
beu etns Yorlase gu Sunlten Der ourdl
ben Holfenbrud in SelOcSbetm uno
umgeseuo @siGaOistsn 3u MAIDEN. 3ur
siaOsruas Der eritsa Ofoib bat Der GrOB.
bersos aus ieiuse &obtnstsfahs 1900
Or. bewillgt. Die &aiieril s~tMsultu
bat GOO lR. ae1an0t.
-Glus Der Gelfihte unierer Rsithsni
, 1876-05-16
neusfe tfIfgr. pspt(afu.
gcnti6fann.

Berlin Is. Mai. Sic Gntl0eI=
huneen Der gonferenS i'll gesug ouf OIL
tiirfiihen @an9elegen1eiteH peroen in et=
ner 9eulhrift horselest uno brett ar
sic englii6e, fran5Oiil@e nno ltalienil9'
@eeieruns ibermitteIt werocn. Sc,
.3,ped Der Dcnfldrift 1T, Die @arantie'
Madte su be,pesen, ibren GinFaB 81
@unlten Der an bic Yfortc geiteltsn
Soroepuns eiucs Maffcn1tiaanos in Der
S~ersego,bina 81 sebroaecn uno Den be=
brdngtsn gbriitsn ST Salonldl ourd)
Mblenouns BON meiteren &riegsl6iHen
su Silfs su ellen. SisIe Sriesslb'fft
1o0en in 8eleitl6aft seboitei mero'n.
na9 irscno einem Yuntt Der allts ab3us
ieeeln, 5obalo Die auswdrtlsen Gonluln
ibte Silfe p%erlansen.
sonbon Is. Mai. Sic Shines"
Iaat in einem 2eitartlteI iibsr Die gon-
ftrens: n9ie Nadri6t eincs polfom=
msncn GinpertdnoniNss Der orei &aiier=
rei6c 1T sufriebenltsleno; es l9eint is-
bod, baB aae Ylane eincs fsltsn aaFtre'
tens 5uriidsepielen woyosn Iino, n,o oaB
Die Wld6te ii6 pieosr nit Der @rtbsl=
lung BON gatsm Gatb an Den Saltan u.
bic Snlursentsn ~besnii9en aperoen. Mir
lino Der Mn{iat, OaB es Do1t porelll9
Icin piirbe, ben &anSlern fir elns SD=
flung Der 0itli9en Srase Su oontsn."
Cine 9erliner Sepelhe on Die vSaug
Neps" beridtet, oaB ein rie,i9er ginHnB
su@unten elmer fw0IInstenGlnml|hun9
&ublano's, pom @sitea bet nno brett
sssen GonHmtinopel seri9tet, in Der
Gonfsren5 3ur @sItun9 scoraAt miro.
Ser aaijsr bon &ublano lit in GINS
einsetrofeR.
, 1876-05-16
0nlanSi(d)e DepeG1en.

Bortlonb. Me., Is. Meai. Sir
iii @alais. We, eina%etroffener !Saeons,
bsridtet, tag man auf bober See atn lce-
ten 0oancrltcg Elm Boot NIT bret Jfann
bemerfte. V,rt oenl Seriadle, titieteer
,u ~retten, fentette es unS bic OreiUidan.,
EFT anfen.
Boston. Is. Wiai. Sn @louccita
MaiI.. fam porgeltern ein Stooner mi
Der W%felouns an, ouB CT nabe D@5eorae'
8anf" Elm leeres Boot oes Sd)coners
,Sarltcsa" uuiseftiAt babe. pelh' Yet.
terer ron felt per &ohem faais if
DIAN bsiiird)tct. bub Der Stoouer nSa'
r%atoss." Elm nehes 6abr3ru9. NIT lslu
%aarsen ans II Berionea beltc9enoer
Wtanulhait auteraeJanaet 1T.
, 1876-05-16
Tranfreib.

2onbox, 10: Mui. 9eSci9en DOR
paris meloen, oob oasaasnelunss=Os,
fret bes Srn. Merecre bereits untsrssi4-
net 1T.
Soiort nod Scr 8eerOi9uns ocs Srn.
&icaro wirb bic Grnsnnung bss 9rn,
Msrcre jun Minilter bes Snncrn SFe'
lid befannt ssmadt lperbsn. S9r. Snlss
6errY bat Dem nsuen Msiniter Die I'm
tsrhiibuus aler &spublitoner 81 seli'
9crt. Gmmbettas Organ ga &cpa=
blique Graneoiie" bl0ist bic graeuaung
bes Serr Mercere's. =
, 1876-05-16

Sdeif=ul=Sslom forberten. Ssioe 8ee
omten puroen entla1jcn. Ssi Der Gin.
Iebun9 oes neisn Gruboe3iers perlarl-
melten li6 9robe Y%0bclboufen, moour9
Die Gbriiten 10 in Shreden bsriebt mur
ben, baB lie Die @eionottn I'M Sdut
baten. Ser ncue Te3ier fat li9 jcop6
uerpfl@tet, Die Oronuns aufred)t cr-
boltcn 81 wp(leu.
Sas beutIde &anoncnbpot vGonlei"
1T mad GOnIinntinopel bcor0et lpo,orn.
Ser u2epcnt Serolb" in Goni t%autino-
pei lit luegen anpaIienoer 8emerfungcr
iIber ben Gen. Sghot'cf mtcroridt
tporoeu~
2onbor II, Is. Moi. Cine 0epelde
aus gSien an Den ,Stanoaro" beri1tet,
oaB in Sprien unrnDen gu beiiir6tsr
iino, uno Dap Die Nuf-esun9 td9lib su
nlmmt. 2 snslii9e &rie9sidiHe fino in
Safn on9cfommen, orei in YeDrut nm
Gin mglll6's uno ein franSDlildesaric9s
fabrieus i'll 2atoita, ~
, 1876-05-16
SIrfei.

9aris, Is. Mai. 3tuei fran3. paa=
5eri6iffs uno2 Sresatten linb auf Der
fyabrt mad ealoni6i imYiraus sinsslau
fen. Neue unruben wcrpen befiir6tet'
0ie Sduleu Iino ssi@lONen, ano Die
9rbeit if allsntbalben einseitelt.
Na9ri6ten BON @aloniGi meloen,
baB Der Soften bIudirt 1T ano bab Die
manb benlslben perlalien batf, bis bic
l1nterlu6uns beeubist 1T.
9onbom, Is. Mai. Sie rai. Scle.
9rapben. Mssntur meloet, bab eas rulIi=
i9e &riessl9iff nGcrofls SolOl" prn
Wifolnjeif nod GOntoutiuopel abfabren
wirb. @roBiirit Mlsyis gsbt mir Der Gre
oatte ,Gwclono" mad @aloni6i.
Son Galoni6i wirb beri6tet, ba6 in
oller Stiac 80 per1onen perbaftet wors
ben lirb. @sitern berrl@te oort bic srOb
tie Gu1e.
9pnbDn, Is. Moi. Ser Wiener
Correspondent Der ~Simes" meloet, BAT
Der legte Mliniiisrwsdlel in GunIionli'
nopsl our9 cine Gemonfration BON
5000 Goitas ober mulslmdnniiGel
Sbeolo9en h~erbei9eiii6rt maroe. nelhe
onr@ cine 0cputution bcm Snltan Die
@~blssnns ocs @rpBpeSlerS uno bes
, 1876-05-16
Snoiea.

2onbon, Is. Mai. Cine spsSiul=
9cpeihe Der nSiMes" mcloct aus Gal.
euita. bob an Der @yelloe bes pcnb
iGobs Gube berldt. gtan bofft, DAT
Die Gubeit6rnnssn politdnol9 gu Cub.
lino.
Sic Cholera ridtet unter Sen Nrtei=
tern, welbs in Mtonoalop grblpcf; fir
oen &0ni9 non Sirma crridten, 9rob
Werbscrnn9en an.
Sic gcit lit eincm @erii6te sufolse IN
MuseDt aus Jebrp6en. Sic YebDroen
bon Bombay un0 anoeren inoiIden
9afen baben fren9e auarantane an9e.
orOnet.
, 1876-05-16

sas amerifaniiAe Tutter fir @ieb
Oele Wfiihuu9 eatbait fcin 4rIenif
ooer ecraiftete Stoffe-
IS trinat eine rsire STa. Nab ba IranfSst-
ten Spu SIuosn meg,
Zfs or NrtiFel bat inter siues on;eru M1ner
Wuucet perrtbl,t III cen Giebbesresa sUn
@r s 3ritlanten,
u NJ Gin fe.tsr 2aame1 Hne srteu5t 6slaatee
8lciI@ betm Sieb.
81 tctnrpsst rem @a9steRm ess itussn Die.
hes. e.a 10. r.
S. rerrautt bic @psiIer aab srsfust laref
Molr tei S6aaeu.
iSar Saprtre ii eS Elm Witte1 reldes 0ranf
bciten poa ibusu AbbGt-
So rsu'st has 9sat Der pFsrsrS TintYieb
II. |. 10. Ar@
&'eEil e! aeceitt an tis'em Jaiisr, cs ptrbtns
bert Gbolera uab Se1ns brt efs gss.M VOC
Gierr.
81 nirs n Scent pafeten ssrfduFt. GR
Oetra tbSanwetlur8sr fro irtr leiGt.
SIR 1 Sile So 30tb 400 pafde
Q Z 60ib 30. pr.
A > 10 ticfb AGO y
obcrt 4nme, 6abritant,
Sfice unp 2a9et SO 10, IS Strase.
III rnils vi 1 M o ), Va.
, 1876-05-16
Dtf TnhkltrA .

TT betimrt, bas gauge btsbertse SeiIperfabren nms
suitoBen. Ole Car ptrb burd ba5 iogenerrte
SoDbao nab Sqrb @tnne3nen poH SogptiEner
bepfrtt 8 lie ~gcb5dper Sei9em an, ipn Die 6rantbeit
tbren Stb bat, M tt.f tie liegt, tuo Su- qletdDer
3eit setgen Ne bic 9e5ensfrait hes Nteiti4en at.
2ouieuoe Stnc tn ben lsbtsr 5ipet S9b7en tn be-
9aoes9tulait, "A Gtarton ctr 9terp g)orf, Gebetlt
porbeu. nuter ben @ebetIten belinoetl S6 ptele
Nerate itno Ipotb i. Gie 9oDbdDer unterl9eteen
f4 pon %anbtren gdoerT ooourb, oaB 'te etret!t eut
bic 8ransbett einptrfen, II. ben frattfeI Stoii entz
fernen, IN peider Snrln tt Gud) sum SorI6ein
tomme, Sic ilub elm 9erbrennun9Ss ODER 4noi4ets
b~uross Broceb ber &rantbettsitole. Sober &r0nfe
mfrs BET Der &npenoun9 bts Ter &ur f~o5niageu ieiu
eiserer Ar3t, &cln SemartS blr3 hieie 8aocr eez
betlt lit, 70 n er Ipirfli4 ntb rabifol 9e6etlt, wa9<
reub mad Der btsbertseu Setlmetbobe bic Mittet
sew69nlib 9eidbrli3er ino ais bic Sronf9citief6i,
Hnb i4 offers elm gangs Seer iecunSarer aranrs
bttten ~etnitelt.
"O6eiei4 bie qobbdSer cue eraufbsiten, innerli6
unb duberIid, turire1, 10 iino bod bic Mirfun9en
bet ~folseubcn &ranfbeiters defenders psnn lie lid
nod in acutern 3%ulteroe h%tftnoen, sar5 aneerOroe:ts
lid: Oiebet, Islbf ?%acrusns nno &ppbusicber,
perben ieDr l4nsa, genobnli9 nit l-3 Eaoerh,
furtrt. Saiss uuo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nirS,
bcfpnotrs bel ilnAtn Seuten u TN erIten Staoiua,,
-sep6gnli@ l't4t fnrtrt. WaMer,nef Wbfas
ebe.tio suecns unh DIR ntranthetteT, fopte cue
inpbtIitiSdle &ranfbeitet tn iebem @ra6e. 8st
dnBereu &rantbeiten, 8ranotpuneet, @cs
pl6sli9eu u. itdtbote., stur Elm Dab lit biugeiGenO,
i'm Setei pom Der 8irtuts Su iibir5eaSeH. @.az
ccrtrcbS uab bic ioSenannte S,arus obey
Sucferrmbe (etre Its fest nnbeilbote Sroufbet)
imSr ben sebeilt @ti l.ttercr araatbeit seben %
Vro,cnt SeS 5uderltofeS nit iebsm Babe Sura ben
llrtn al. ~ rr
Sic SADIE unb Ginnsbne qnrner perScx rad
iehem Bias i'm 9uroe uerlonpt, Ser 41etS ees
@aoezIulperS lit 50, Der Scs GinneIme : Qnloers
81. Man laie iia stle 8rpi4ire n5er bic ao9fur
In engltiber oner centI4er Gptohe l3tfeu.
- FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stanton Ctr. QoS 19oo)y
Rem 0ott
, 1876-05-16
Gelb;sm.

Sel9rao, Is Mai. Sic ierbii6a
@ren5e 1T BON eincm GORDON tiirfljcct.
Sruppcn umitelt, uno es fam Niemano
binlber ooer bcriiber. Sn amtli@en
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capable of but one explanation to
wit: that large sums of Democratic
money ''placed where it would do
moot good" that is, in the close
towns did it. It further says that
notwithstanding those liberal dis
bursements the Democrats failed to
hold their own and that with an &C
ceptable Presidential candidate the
Republicans are sure of the State.
The impeachment trisl of Belk-
nap has been postponed,
and it is said that an ad-
journment will not be possible be-
fore July. There is no doubt that
the Senate viii stubborniy resist
many of the salary reductions and
the cutting down of many of the ap-
preparations deternined upon in
the House. The attempt that has
been made by the confederate DEM
ocrats in the House this winter TO
anticipate the popular verdict to be
rendered next November, aud leg
islate their party into power on the
alleged corrupiions of lite antago-
mist has signally failed. It's leaders
have effectually destroyed whatever
| prospects-poor at best-tbey had
by their incompetency and bluuder-
ing. LOGAN.
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Hnlman. Thaaa impro1e-

Mr.. Holman. These improve
menis had been made at the time
the settlements took place?
provided that when settlers went
upon the lands to occupy them they
must pay for the value of The land,
including the value of the improve
menis, and the improvements were
so valued by the appraising board.
understand that there are but
few individuals who will be affec-
ted by this proposed legislation.
These persons, many of whom are
quite poor, went upon these lands
and occupied them for years in
good faith. The register and re-
ceiver refused their final proof, for
the reason only that the manner in
" hich the apprRisement was made
by the board of appraisers would
not permit them TO hear this proof.
This bill provides, as l have said,
that they may apportio the appraise-
mcnt according to the value as fix
ed by the board in such q manner
as to do justice and right between
the settlers and the Indians who are
entitled TO receive the money paid
for these lands. hope the bill
may meet with the favorable con
sidsration of the House.
The bill was ordered to be en-
crossed and read a third time anC
being engrossed, it was accordingly
read the third time and passed.
Mr.. Goodin moved to reconside
TIE vote by which the bill was pass
ed and also moved that the motion
to reconsider be laid on the table
The latter motion was agreed tC
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than the courts. The court ordered
the Marshal to take charge of the
prisoner. and adjourned to consid-
the plea, 900 Coolies arrived in
8 steamer at San Francisce.-The
steamer Mcdonald struck the
bridge and sank at Keokuk, Iowa;
loss $I4, OO0.-D. Stanton, English
champion, and W. L. Mcclellan,
American champion, had a so mile
velocipede race, in New York, and
Stanton won it in three hours and
four minutes. Institute,
Mobile, burned; loss $4,000. s.
Austin's residence at Hartford, CT,
burned Joss $50,OOO-The Abysin-
MAN army has now got the Egyp-
tian army in tight place.-Levee
al Quincy ILL.,, broke, and large
portion of the Illinois bottom lie
overfloWed.-CJl. A. A. Spencer,
shot dead in the court room al
Lii county Mo-, by stranger, al
legged family troubles.-Gold IL 8
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sunday WALL.

As will be seen by an announce
ment In our local columns, Emporia
is to have q Sunday mail over the
A., 4. g. s. F. road. We do not
know at whose instance this action
was taken, or what circumstances
brought it about. But this we do
know, that the people here do not
want it. This expression is almost
unanimous, especially among bust
ness men. Our business men are of
the industrious kind. AS q class
they devote their entire time and
energies to their work, and on Sun
day they wish to enjoy genuine rest
by freeing their minds entirely from
the cares and perplexities of ordin-
airy business. We have talked with
quite . number Of them, and find
them all. so far, opposed to a Sun
day mail. We get our eastern mai
SATURDAY. afternoon late, and agsir
on Monday morning, via function
City. This arrangement suited thu
public exactly, and all regret that i
was disturbed. fHf
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Political Notes.

A Washington letter In the Trib-
une reporting the Democratic talk
on the Presidency, says: "The
Hendricks enthusiasm has evapor-
''ated; BayArd is only q fascinating
Edream impossible of realization.
.sOf Thurman there is some solid
"residuum remaining, but it dimin-
"ishes day by day. Tilden's
Strength may be great, but. If so,
sit is not well known to his party
associates In Washington. The
"name of Judge Davis, spoken in a
"Whisper q few weeks ago, is now
"on all mems lips"
The Detroit News says: A spec
ial from Washington this afternoon
says q political intrigue of gigantic
proportions recently came to light.
A new liberal movement is incuba-
ted which threatens to be of far
more consequence than the fiasco
which resulted in the Cincinnati
nominations four years ago. 1t Is
asserted that Carl Schurz,. Horace
White, Murat Halstead, Samuel
BoWles, Colonel Grosvenor, DaYid
A. Wells, George William Curtis,
| aud about thirty other noted liter
!
ateurs aud amateur politicians HAYS
been quietly organized for the last
year, and that they have pushed
out wide ramifications through the
principal states of the union. They
are working energetically in secret
and will hold no open convention
The Significance and Importance o.
this cOnclave have not been recog
nized, but it is at this moment in
side the Republican party, to con-
troll the organization, and, failing
in that, to arrange for a tremend
GUS bolt in the Republican Nationa
convention at Cincinnati, and nom
mate q candidate of its own ant
force him on the Democratic con
vention, which meets in st. Loui
fortnight after.