The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-15
DISPATCHES READ AND ADMITTED


THE TELEGRAAIs READ DY COLONEL DYER AND
ENTERED ON THE RECORDS BY ORDER OF
THE COURT.
ST. LOUIS Feb II, 1876
AT the opening Of the session OF the Court this after
noon the following dispatches were read by Colonel
Dyer and admitted under the decision of the Court
WASHINGTON, July l, 1874
Things look all right here. Let the machine go.
WASHINGTON, July 8, 1874
JonN McDoNALD:-
Matters are hunky. Go it lively and watch sharply.
JOYCE.
WASHINGTON, July IT. 1874.
JOHN MCDONALD ST Louis
Am here on my return. What can do for our side
JOYCE.
ST LoUrs, July IS, 1874
JOHN A. JOYCE, Washington
See McGurc's letter TO Commissioner concerning
Busby's house sure JOHN M'D0NALD.
JOYCE TO AVERY.
Here came in several Avery kilograms, which
not admitted, but taken under consideration of the
Court
ST. LoUls, August s. 1874.
W. o. AVERY. Washington
Have friends started West aganH Find out, let me
know. A.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. Of, 1874.
W. O. AVERY, Washington
Are friends coming West See II. and give me sound
ings. A.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL, 1874.
Your friend is in New York and may visit you
AVERY.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. IS, 1874
W. O. AVERY, Washington
Give something positive movements of friends
Act surely, promptly. A.
WASHINGTON Oct. 10, 1875
JOHN A. JoYcE, ST. Louis: =
Put your house in order. Your friends win visit
you MACK.
ST. LOUIS, Oct %, 1874
o. f. BABcocK, Washington
Have talked with ID. Are things rinht2 How
Answer j.
WASHINGTON, Nov TO- 1874.
john T. HoGE Xenia, Ohio
win you be In attendance in ST. Louis the 10TH as
requested? II. c. ROGERS.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. Nov 10 1874.
IL c. ROGERS, Deputy Commissioner, Washington -
go to ST. Louis tonight, in obedience to request
JOHN T. HOGE.
WASHINGTON, Nov 49, 1874
JoHS t HoGE, Xena, ohio;-
Report here in person at once.
j. W. DOUGLASS.
XEyIA, Ohio, Nov. 20, 1874
Am detained by sickness in family. Will report on
the LIST prcx. JOHN I. H0GE.
WASHINGTON Dec g. 1874
J. j. Brooks No sc Blocker street, New York.
Il G. ROGERS
Here come in chronologically the following two tee-
grams not yet passed on by the Court
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 8, 1874
General O. F. BABcocK Washington
hereS j.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s. 1874
JoHN McDoNALD St Louis
cannot hear that any one has gone or is going
o. E. BABCoCK.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1874
]. ]. Books, Philadelphia
Hoge is here When Will you return2
Il. C. ROGERS.
ST. LOUIS Dec 5, 1874.
]. W. DOUGLASS Washington
Please grant me permission to visit Washington.
J. MCDONALD
ST. Louis, Dec s. I
c. c. WILLARD, Washington
Want room with Jere Monday morning, for self
JOHN MCDONALD
WASHINGTON, d. c., It'll
JonS A. JOYCE, st. Louis-
Had long ride with the President this afternoon.
You will hear from me tomorrow JOHN.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. s, 1874.
JOHN A. JOYCE st. Louis:-
DEAD dog. The goose hangs altitudlum JOHN.
WASHINGTON, Dec. o. 1874.
l leave tonight for New York Stop at Windsor
House. Will telegraph you from there. JOHN.
General o. E. BABcocK:-
We have official information that enemy wakcns.
Push things SYLPH
WASHINGTON, Feb. G, 1876.
General Jonx MCDONALD ST. Louis:
Order. Bursted forever. d. and G. mad Hold
things level CARNEY
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1875
Jonv MCDONALD, St. Louis
Start home tonight Things look lovely Watch
and wait JOHN.
WASHINGTON. March 1, 1875
General J. MCDONALD
Letter received Have seen the gentleman and he
seems very friendly. he Is here looking after the i'm
provomcnt Of therivers o. f. BABC0CK
ST LOUIS, April %, 1875
Pursuant with telegram Of April IL to Supervisor
Mcdonald have conferred with Parker with reference
to seizures Of whiskey Colorado from this district
Parker having made said seizures. JOHN A. JOYCE
This has not boon passed upon by Court yet 1t has
Joyce's handwriting
ST. LOUIS April % 1875.
General o. E. BABcocK, washington:-
Tell Mac TO see Parker, Of Colorado and telegram to
Commissioner crush out ST. LOUIS enemies GRIT.
ST. LOUIS, April %, 1875
Don't leave Washington until all things arc abso-
lutely settled JOHN
WASHINGTON, April %, 1875.
JoHS A. JOYCE, ST Louis
leave for ST. Louis to night.
JOHN MCDONALD.
The two following we're received by Joyce but were
not admitted evidence;-
j. A. JoYcE, ST. Louis:-
If sickness Of your family prevents your going wait
K A. Hoyt may pay you a visit MAC
WASHINGTON, March H. 1875.
john A. JOYCE, St Louis
Did you receive Mack's telegram Your friends
viii doubtless make you visit
WILLIAM O. AVERY
This, from Joyce 10 Avery, was held in reserve:--
ST. LOUIS, March IL, 1874
w. 0. AVERY, Washington
Telegram received Start for San Francisco Sunday
night All perfect here JOYCE
ST. LOUIS March III, 1874.
General o. r. BABcocK, Washington
Start for San Francisco tomorrow night Make D.
call OFT his scandal hounds that only baokcn the
memory Of poor Ford and friends j.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
THE ARGUMENT AND DECISION ON ADMISSIBLE
ITY OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THEIR
DELIVERY PRESIDENT GRANTS DEPOSITION
HAS DADcocK SPY HERE FROM KEW YoRK2
ST. LOUIS, NO. Feb H. 1876.
The event OF to-day was the reading OF the much
discussed kilograms decision Of the Court adj
hitting most OF them, but still excluding on
technical objectons as Tor instance one because the
handwriting NJ Tovco tho deceased dootkoener M tho