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A TrRACTIVE CREDFT SALE OF BUSI
n NESS AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY.I
oEer tor sale the Gsllswsy two-s;oTy brick
housei No. 2 Court street, corner OF Third 80
by lis< feet 70 an alley. Aiso-LOt No &
Halls livery stable, A. by go feet to an aIley.
Also-Part lot 81 east side, knrwn as ~ ait q
Iewiss coal yard, AZ by 1881 feet to an alley
east corner OF De5oio, fronting $50 feet on Lin
Den ~ dts rsbie depth, being one brick two
story residsnos, occupied by Hon Jobn
Loague, Rud the three two-stof.y frames ioiY1
ing lot east Thereof. All and each OF iheEe
properties are now offered at private EaIe-
one-htth cash, and balance IN l. 2 g and <
equal annual iLstslmenis, with sax per cent
interest EnuusIy. II not sold by the ooh dsv
81 . pfili al the above property will be sold
puOncIy-one-thlEd cash, balance in 1 and
Two years, with six per cent. interest. For
IuIl ln!1Tmston aud purchase, apply 10 my
2 M, W. A. Whestley, 80 Main 81, Bethel
.luCA. MM. JOB NSTON
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1867. SAINT JOSEPH 1876.
Fire and Esrine Insurance Co.,
OF THE CITY OF ST. JOSEPH, NO.
incorporated 1867.
Financial Ex hfbi', D=e. ~, 1875.
Capital, 900 90

ASSETS.
Cash in Bank New York end 81. Jo-
sephI and in ConIpany's ofice....,.-.s 82,I78 %
Cash in course of transmission (prin-
cipally November and December
.premfums net..........-- --............ 2Os4S AZ
Missouri SIS, ST. Joseph and other
Bonds present MARKET valued. 1880 50
Accrued Interest on BOnds to Deem
Der 81, Is75. ................- .....-. S,f4l "A
Bank and other stocks (present vail 2,S25 90
Real Estate tpresent ysluel..........-.-.. 45l5 ~
Loans on Bond and Mortgage FIRST
liens on improved real estatsJ 0per
cent. inter -, payable quarterly in
advance (yalue OF morIgaged pc
n1ises s5.0,5GO' -. ......... I4s,sI5 So
Amount loaned on stocks, Bonds,
etc, as co lateral secuTify--.....-..-. 2I2sS 50
UncOilected premiums at home Office I,3l3 70
Stock Notes sosured by real estate,
approved cOllatersls, or three res
ponsible indoTsers. ........ 100000 90
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Inc Sui RENE favCr1te and Pearl OF the
American Stage,
MAGGIE MITCHELL,
Supported By the Sterling Actor,
Mr. WIN. HARRIS,
AND A FIRST. CLASS COMPANY.
Monday Evening, March I3th,
FANCHoN, THE CRICKET,
Tuesday Evening, March I4th,
JANE EYRE.
Wednesday Evening, March 18th,
LITTLE BAREFOOT.
Thursday Evening, March 18th,
PEARL OF SAVOY.
Friday Evening. March 18th,
LORLE.
Saturday Matinee, March 18th,
FANCHOE.
Saturday Evening, March 18th,
LITTLE BAREFOOT.
Sale II Seats viii cOn1Enen e at Theater box
ONCE Friday, March 10, 1875.
Ecale OF prices IS usual.
THOS. W. BROWN, Agent.
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2
KObt. Lewis g c..
MEMPHIS BOILER VICES
ST.. MEsPBIS. nm

New and Secondhand Boilers always orana,-
Steamboat and Plantation Work prot
ly attended to.
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ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JANUARY
~ 81, 1875, trsins VIII run follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
New Orleans Mail, daily 30 pm. 2s6 pm
Express Train, daily(exoept
sunday )-.-....-.--....-...- IL 30 p.rns 80 am
Freightsn Accommodate,
daiiy except Sunday )-----..6s 90 am. IS pm
Close connections niade ~ Grenada with
trains North and south for Ell points.
FOR further Information apply 70 Ticket
Cfice, No. % hsin street. and st depot.
81. BURKE, Superintendent.
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent.
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Wonder Of the Age.

A NEW and simple invention, that ecUu-
IN ally prevents accidents with Goa or
other lamps. Agents wanted. Apply No.
A. Beale.strest. T. H. DAVIS, a 80.
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NJ uLE77-CAEAP-O head of broke mare
- -So' HAIL 4 co.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULED

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSREsB. y.
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TWEED,s ARREST.
The Mysterious Charge Of
kidnapping Explained.

MADRID, Sept. 1.-THE following
are additional particulars OF the ar
rest of VIM. M. Tweed : Capt. GENT
Joveller, at Havana, received intelli-
gence that Tweed had disembarked
at Santiago de Cuba and notified the
authorities there. Before the latter
could take action Tweed embarked
aboard the vessel Carmen, bound to
Vigo. Capt. Gen. Joveller then tel
egraphed to the Madrid government,
which fearing the Carmen might go
to some other port, requested theau-
thorities at all Spanish rstS - ex-
anime the persons on hpglA ali ves-
sells named Carmen There are IL
Spanish vessels Of that name.
A portrait of Tweed being indis-
pensible for his Identification, the
authorities obtained and made
copies of a carricature in an Ameri-
can journal representing him as be-
ing child, supposodto typify Amer
lean Justice. This caricature led the
Jpanish authorities md reporters of
Spanish papers to believe Tweed had
Seen kidnapping children. Hence,
on the first official announcementre-
ceived here Of the arrest Of 'Twid
Al feline, (which IS s pl,osed to have
been a Geographic corruption of
Tweed America') ], it was stated that
he had been arrested for kidnapping
American children.
Tweed is still confined on the Isle
of Saint SIMON in Vigo bay, where
he is undergoing quarantine and is
strictly watched by the customhouse
guards. At the expiration Of his
quarantine he will be sulrended to
the United States representative. As
there are no direct steamers between
Spain and North America, Tweed
will be sent to Cuba and from there
| to New York.
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NEW YORK, Sept. S.--A dispatch
dated Terry's Camp, on Deer Creek,
August 30th, via Bismarck, ID. t.,
September 9th, says General Ter
rvs command after crossing the yell
lowstone on the afternoon of the 9th
made a short hold on the north bank
and then marched in a northerly
direction about 6 miles by the light
of the moon, making a dry camp.
On the morning of the Goth the col
umn marched toward the north then
turned east, and finally southeast,
making some seventeen and a half
miles. So far very little indication
Of the presence Of theIndians had been
found, but it was hoped that on ac-
count of the presence of the buffalo
we were about to fall in with the In
dams.
The expedition to the north bank
of the Yellowstone in so far as the
finding Of the hostile Indians is con-
cerned has proved failure. There
is strong probability that no Indians
will be met with during the present
campaign. 1t will be imperatively
necessary for the troops who have
been designated to remain in the can
Torment during the winter to set to
work preparing winter quarters as
the severity Of the winter months
renders living under canvas absolute
ly impossible.
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An old physician, retired from prac-
ticc' having had placed in his hands by
an East India Missionary the formula
Of simple Vegetable Remedy, for the
speedy and pertinent Cure Of Con-
sumptson, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all Throat and Lung Affections, also
a Positiv aad Radical Cure for Nervous
Debility aud all Nervous Complaints,
after having thoroughly tested its won
derful curative powers in thousands of
cases, feels it his duty to make known
to his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this motive, ad conscientious desire
to relieve human suffering, be will send
free of charge) to all who desire it, this
recipe, with full directions for prepar-
ing and successfully using. Sent by re-
turn mai by addressing with stamp,
name this paper.
DR.. w. G. STEVENS,
Munroe Block, Syracuse, N. Y.
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LONDON, Sept. 0.--No new mill
tary movements are reported from
the seat of war to-day; but the re-
port telegraphed from Deligrad to
the Daily News, and published this
morning, of the movements of the
Turks to 0utfank the Servians at
Deligrad, corresponds with informa-
tionS received from other sources
Moukhta Pasha has done nothing
important on the northwest of Nom
tenegro. A special dispatch to the
Times from Cittinje says Dervish
Pasha's attack in the southwest on
Wednesday was made by several col
umns, which crossed the Zeta and
Moratscha. When repulsed, a por-
tion of the Turks were cut off from
the fords. They were driven into an
angle between the two rivers and
pushed into the Noratcha, which
runs between perpendicular rocky
banks. The Turkish artillery which
was posted to protect the crossing
was Intellectual to check the pursuit,
and
THE SLAUGHTER WAS GREAT
Eight hundred Turks were left dead
on the field, and upwards Of thous-
and were drowned. The Montene-
grins lost 500 killed and wounded.
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Call Of the Independent
Greenback Party.

New YORK, Sept 9-The follow
ing call has been issued by the Inde-
pendent Greenback party:
HEAD QUARTERS INDEPENDENT \
GREENBACK PARTY, :
NEW YORK, Sept 8, 1876. }
The Executive Committee Of the
Independent Greenback Party re-
quest all citizens Of the State of
New York, who approve Of the NOM
inees and endorse the platform of the
party, as adopted by the National
Convention at indianapolis, May H.,
1875, to participate in a convention
to be held at Albany at IL n, on
Tuesday Sept 81, for the appoint
ment of three delegates and three al
ternates from each Assembly Dis
trict. This Convention is called for
the purpose Of nominating Presiden-
tial electors and a full State ticket.
BY order Of the Committee
OSCAR BAUGHER.
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BY the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe Railroad, the new aud popular line
from ATcHIsoN and KANSAS CRY, via
the beautiful Arkansas Valley, to PU-
EBLo, COLORADO SPRINGS, DENVER,
CANON CRY, CUcHARAs, DEL NoRTE,
TRINIDAD, SANTA FE and all points in
Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona.
Special round trip tickets to Denver on
ly $50, allowing stop-off privileges
both ways on the main line, and at
Colorado Springs, Manitou and Pixies
Peak. Low emigrant rates to the San
Juan Mines.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING Cars
between the Missouri River and the
Rocky Mountains without change.
Close connections made at Pueblo with
trains for Denver and Northern Colo
RADIO.
For maps. time tables and "San Juan
Guide" address.
T. j. ANDERSON.
Gen. Pass Agt-,
Topeka, KAN.
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Political Riot i'm baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept "a Hayes and
Wheeler meeting in the nth ward lat
Cross street market house, was bro
ken up last night by roughs, who
have been notorious characters OF
the democratic party. Several shots
were fired, and one man, VIM Henry
was shot in the hip but not danger
ously wounded, and Mr. G Irving
Ditty, who was addressing the audi
ence at the moment of the outbreak,
was badly beaten about the head and
face. Within few minutes after
the first shot the hall was empty of
its occupants, many Of those present
jumping out of the windows on an
adjoining shed. The rioters were
promptly arrested by the police, sew
eral Of whom were in the hall and u
number outside. Marshal Gray states
that yesterday being election day at
the democratic primaries, he had CIV
en- orders to captains Of police to
have an extra force of men attend
all political meetings last night. In
obedience to this order about one
dozen men were at the meeting at
Cross street market last night. Up
to the moment of the occurrence OF
the disturbance it was unanticipated
and within a minute after the second
shot was fired the man firing it was
i'm the hands of the police. This
morning the rioters were bailed, but
were rearrested, and are in Jail, and
warrants have been issued for each
of the roughs not captured last night
The matter has been before the
grand jury to-day, and the authori-
ties declare themselves determined
that the rioters shall not escape due
punishment. The roughs do not ex
coed ten in number.
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Interesting Ruins i'm Scot.
land.

Fenella Castle is supposed to be the
most ancient and most singular ruin in
Mearns. II is situated about mile
and half from Fettercairn. A re-
markable fact respecting this ruin Is
the remains of yitri6ed wall all around
the innermost building. There is not q
semblauce of lime in the whole fabric.
Buchanan gives fabulous account of
Lady Fenella, the founder of the castle,
who lived in the reign Of Kenneth III,
about the end of the Tenth Century;
and adds she was slain in the year 994,
for the part she acted In the murder of
that prince. Besides the castle Of
Fenella, there are also Strath Feneila
and Den Fenella.
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A BANKRUPT In Jail.

MoRRIsTOwN, N. J., Sept. 9.-J.
III. Talmadge, of the bankrupt firm
of Talmadges Of New York who was
arrested here on Thursday evening.
still remains in Jail, and is trying to
secure bail. 1t is understood that
the creditors of the firm have effected
an organization to punish, If posi-
BILE, the Talmadges to the utmost,
and that If bail is forthcoming there
are other warrants ready for serving.
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Mr.. Seacrist, an old ard feeble man,
living with his son-in-law, Mr.. Stouffer.
two and half miles north of Ksysville,
Frederick county, was badly mutilated
by SOW week before last. He was
eDdeavoring to release a pig that had
fastened in the fence, when the sow at
tackled him, and getting him down,
stripped the flesh off bit arm and bit
him severely about the body, and would
no doubt have killed him had not Mr..
Stouffer came to his rescue.
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The shooting at Creedmoor

NEW YORK, Sept. 1l.-Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of this
week are the days appointed for the
international contests at Creedmoor.
The first contest on Tuesday will be
the international short-range match,
at a distance Of 200 yards. Four med
ais will be presented to the first four
winners by the U. $. Centennial
Commissioners
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CHEYENNE, W. T.. Sept. H.
Advices from the Telegraph camp,
near Hot creek, this morning, says
the Indians drove back the govern
ment Courier who left Fort Lara
mis- with dispatches for Gen. Crook.
He will make another start for Hat
creek this morning.
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Headache arises from different
causes. Congestive headache is
produced by an an undue quanti-
ty of blood in the brain, to which
high livers, robust people aud
young women are liable. DIR.
Bulls Vegetable Pills regulate the
bowels and thus divert the current
of blood from the brain.
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Cheap Travel to the Centem-
NAL.

NEW YORK Sept. 9. The conven-
ton of Railroad Ticket Agents met
again to-day at the st. Nicholas Ho-
tel in secret session. They were en-
gagged discussing Centennial rates,
and finally decided on a further re-
duction of ten per cent. from all
points west Of Chicago.
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HARRISBURG, Sept. 9.-General
Sherman arrived here from Wash
ington this morning. He was met
by Secretary Cameron, and both left
for the west at la. M.
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1879. 1872
WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVER SITY,
MORGANTOWN, w. va.

TIME FALL TERM begins Sept. 4,
Il with corps of ten efficient and ac-
complished Professors and Instructors,
with all the Departments fully equip
ped, and under the SUPPLEMENTARY of
John w. Scott, ID. d., l.. l.. D., acting
President, whose large experience,
scholarly attainments and recognized
standing as an educator, justifes the
expectation of continued and increas-
ing success.
Winter Term begins January Sd !;
Spring Term begins March 9th.
For catalogue and fuller information,
address X. @. BERKELEY A. NJ,
Secretary of Faculty.
Aug 26,tmch,'77
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M ACHINISIS-
All Kinds of Machinery
Repaired.
J.W. AND A. SCHEELKEY
MachinistS & BlacksmihtS

DEPAIR all kinds of Machinery,
ICSteam Engines and boilers, cut,
gum and straighten circular, cross
cut and other saws. Make and repair
iron railing aud fences for cemeteries,
yards, etc. Repair sewing machines.
and in fact. do all kinds of work in the
line of practical machinists and black
smiths. We go to any part of this and
adjoining counties to !perform work
when desired. Give US call. Shop on
West Martin ST OctI2d1wlyr
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Munroe Block, Syracuse, N. Y.
, 1876-05-10
BY NIGHT.

f11E TUhaGI-iALL IEETlE0.
parcel Of b1Atapt Communist demaropuaH
,ronv ~ho,, o,a trl,or,,,o,, i. roro, No.. .'.s.n,
-oe ""o' aM nv non.A' 'oao's' .'icAnAt'
Ina otneF1, called meeting OF Wosiinglncn,
49,. 49, - -. - e.o ~" W
"tAe' ~ the twelfth street Iatner-tlall last
sfming. uEg{pE them to aygork thplr rjthts o,tl
,bcv ti'o,r stra,,t,I, tr,,a ,.,I,..;..
-" .'e'. "1toohtp' Aup E1Iues4Hs "aa III be-
haE OF lhe Commune, and OF tho moat flery
tAaacter 10 fur III thu 1nnn Thnrs,uort il. cou
r,nod RI. ,,,dros. ,1o,.,o-an -" ~. 90 ~.
, 1876-05-10
9ani1shon n unworthy Of sny sct Of claiming TO
b. nepnbl.cann.
Tue meeting then adjourned to saturday eyeninx st
o'Cl0ck,
MICHIGAN. .
THr nErcntfcAH CONVENTION.

MICHIGAN.
THk nErCHffcA1 CONVENTION.
6usefat Diand&rh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
CRAM 1lAr1ns, Mich, May g.-Our city ia we'll
filled with delegates to tho Rcpnblican Btato
Convention, which will assemble Tomorrow,
also with many prominent membors OF tho party
not delegates. Among auch aro Gov. Daglsy,
ex-floy. baldwin. tho lion. U. N. Crosvell, and
tho lion. W. a. Howard. About 200 delegates
have arrived, and It Is oortain tho Convention
will 10 f,ll ono nnd entirely harmonious.
Judging from general converbatIon tonight, it
secrsn probable that tho Michigan delegation,
though uap!edgod, will generally favor
13laIno, though tl,era In strong feeling
fet hristow. which may develop Into \ posi-.
1.-Two a'nl powerful Bentiment. II acams lnito
certain that eK-t4ey. baldwin and tha Hou. ". A.
lo"aslt will ba twu Ut tho four dtrgatra-
Among t!nee tho arc mentioned fur delegates N MI
no nther twn places nto the 1un. H. ]atclnon Of
ltsiisnt ti,e ltonp r Holland of tls furllesn PEN
insnla tho Hon. j. +, 1ioyt Of Tuacol1 the IIo1 G. "
t1lsde@ ot t;asH, tho Hon. u. q. htodat OF Grand
Travsrre, and tho lion. u. l.. Ortmann nf kxKinAt.
Among tl.oee mrnttoncI from dEstries are: tlrsi,
d.. !iertns, lsIctcr O.: Detroit Fro1n the gecurl
oI !Hna"eo; from Tim THIRD. Col. IT, ". Witun4iot,
q IacaHon sni I'll. W Yarber, nf Eaton: from tho
Fourth no rpporis COME but tho lien j. o. Burroxn IN
IrItehsrd Of Allrgan, Ma L. IL Watson. md ,he lion
T. D. uilbert. af Kent from tho Sixth, Dr. ", i.
aHish. Of dGnesss aud ". y George, Of InghAn;
irotn thc Seventh. J. Tona1nson, of Lapecr from
H.s9.1 tss S Ill., = ;ha shsrsta Of n sn ay et
Of Marquette, the llou. ". H. u Mitchell Of Grand
IraSerbe, aud u, L. Flicr Of Mason.
, 1876-05-10
WASHINGTON.
Bristow'g Enemies COncoct An.
othcr Yarn for Partisan
Purposes.
Tho Silly Story, Like It Predecessors,
Falls to Pieces Of It's Own Weight.
A Few Inside Facts Connected with the
Iielknap Impeachment Case.
Tom soott Takes the Noble Army Of Dead.
heads to the Centennial.
ERlSTQW.
TIE HADDEHr FtxzLk or ALL

BRlS TOW.
TIE EAppESr FtxzLE or ALE.
doeefas buateh to TIE Chaeaos 1'1oune.
WARRINGTON, u. C.. March 9.-1,aat night a
sensational dispatch, claiming to involve Jcc1o-
tary Dristo" In dhropusab!o transaction IN
connection with case Of dofacation iu tho
ofilce OF Collector Duckncr. Of Louisville, KY,
was tolearaphed Vest by Democratic cor
respondents. 1t was represented tint Duckner
fimsolf WA dcfauter for e1to, 900, and that
because tho lato Mr.. Miles, tho foster-fathe OF
Mrs. btistow, was on his bond. tho Secretary had
ihterfored to prevent paoaecntion. THO facts are
Bnc4nef Wns never q dcfaulter, but Jackson.
Deputy. Stoso At different ttms+ amount which,
isoorery Isrpsn ao, .nre, 9u! .ai,G 70 ~ n
nckntr Immediately turned all Of his private ropesty
over TO az f,ondsmcn Who sor,o Of te vcalt
property Of Collector Dickn~r viii i,seli mako ths
oonusnen good, and The Government
II C0MPLE1ELY aEcuHEn.
bond and never hsN been, whito ali The gentlemen on
aer wsB obliged n esve aer tho def.lcnsinn Of BIZ.
deputy. The Secretary has had nothing whatever to
ae o L fs ill., md h
Cenmit.ec tof tho rrltef Of lIuekner which h.n H.
steps Of anY kind haFe ueon taken In tho ,nattrr hy
tho TrcasnrJ. Tho Etos7 as tee8r4phsd has been ID
process Of incubation hero about R1 weck4.
1HDi1HA71oH Ar LOUISVILLE.
InrnT1lLE. kv.t May 9.-htuch Indignation pse-
walls among tho frirns of Collector uucfnes In con.
Sequence af Wisngton special to the Cincinnati En.
gufTsr charging him With desAlcatioE. Tho Insertion
~ Tue dispatch regarding SECRETARY l31tssow and Col
!ector RtnlnDr IL false In eAei md every st1ement-
.uekner IN uot lc{nnter aud no7er IItx Dcpu-
ay, Jackson, now dosd did misapr1orr1ato fHnds aud
10 ros!Y not ony TO decisive Collector Duckt,er,
tut sent b. The Government to Investigate te
accounts. Tho Collectors bond ia good. There was
uoseE any such man NJ Miles upon ths bond. nor any
person raacd 10 Dst0w by 1oarfiageu ooneAnYuiniy
nr.asow hta never done anything In the matter
!ic,and his tesitIon ia tcforo Congress- signed by
lafgc number Of pcraons who reside In Louisville,
zes of Tho most reputable cl,Izeus atsest these facts
, 1876-05-10
BEt-kNAP
IMPEACHMENT IEc1DEyJY,


6pscsal Eefrtspondtnce a. The ChioaGe Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. o., May 0-Tho inside bis
tory Of tho Delkuap caso Affords some into1est-
lug facts. The following iH derived from those
personally conveteaut with all tho circumstances,
and 1t is understood as very probable that, In
the eycnt Of the trial proceeding, portion, at
loass, Of what ia hoso stated will bo used In
evidence. Mss. Ee!kuap, It ia stated in tho
appeals made by her to members Of the Com
tnttsce on War Expenditures, only asked that
the poRt-tradarship transactions bo covered
with tho veil Ut ailonco in case that
her husband. tho Secretary of Var.
Gen. neknap tnado no appe.l for h. Wife, but oniy
for hlntolt. 1t IL denied positively TINT there was
any promise s1rEessea or implsa to uen. nctnap
Tlr assumption ta supposed to 10 based on tbs fol-
nKMARk MADE nr am. o1rMEn
on tho 1ss dny Ut March: '1f be Il out of oice
aontsansr; b!sis :u6S,iitsd H pseresiaop .otne
vasia rssign: but i % Is ..a.ea CT
@ u pss H. h 70
WV sone doubt III ths nnda Of tho co1,nsttse =. 10
aftcr his rct!gnation but tho Oonnittoe tn tls
conclusion that 1t could bo done the strength of the
decision Riscn BY Jud8s B.ack xhen he vas OF tic
Ueuch, aud which waa
QUOTED IN TUE ARGUMENT
Of one Of thn managers and also After private ron
ree =. % ons ot rs coun1 for en ss
mentioned 10 him shst thu Cuntntttoo had baeu very
much exercised by hts vtews, wien ho replied "Oh,
lwaa Of That orinlua until about week ago, When
changed my MUD"
iro tie A,.oef4t.d Irt,.l
INDICTED.
wAsn1so1os, D. c., May 4.-Tho Grand Jury of tho
District Of Colunhia toay returned . truo bill Of
Indictment sR.iuet essecrcas5 nckuap for accepting