, 1876-03-18
More Facts Connected with
| Pendleton's Kentucky
Bonanza.
Thirty Thousand Dollars Traced
to the Hands of Mrs.
Belknap.
Peck and Durfeo Relate Their MisfOr.
tunes in lie Post. Trader
ship Line.
0rvil|e Grants Namo Several Times
Mentioned In the Course
Of The Story.
E1.Gov. Campbell, Of Wyoming,
Gives a General Denial to The
Charges Against
Him.
Solicitor Wilson and Mr.. Washburn
Visit Canada TO Talk with
Marsh.
He Will Be Guaranteed Immu.
nifty from Arrest IF Ho
Will Return.
IN Arrangement Said to Be Very Dis.
tasteful to Certain Virtuous
Democrats.
Solicitor Wilson and Mr.. Washburn
Visit Canada to Talk with
Marsh.
He Will Be Guaranteed Immu-
nifty from Arrest IF Hc
VIII Return.
IN Arrangement Said to Be Very Dis
tasteful to Certain Virtuous
Democrats,
PENCLET0N.
An CNwA1RANTED nEgEnyAT1oN.

An CNwAnRANEED RESERVATION.
Special D,spatch to IHe Chicago Tribune.
WAsu1NaToN, D. O., March 17.-Ths Aaso-
casod PreHa sent the following from tl]e city last
night In regard to tho only testimony that Oly-
mer introduced to clear hsusolf from tho charge
: that he had neglected to prosecute t1o case
against pendIeton which oen. Kiddoo had COM
nlunicatod to him:
Mr. Gibson, the correspondent Of tho Nov York Sun
testified tlat as soon % tho information concerning
Mr. pendIetou reached Mr. Ciyner, he At com.
Henced tho search for information The w4tnoss, At
the request Of lit. Cfymer aasstcd In lhi4 work III.
facts In the case.
Il would bo almost impossible to present
more inaccurate statement Of 0ibBon's testi-
mony than this. It Is now certnin that Cymer
knew enough to Justify m Investigation Of PEN
dietoo tho daJ before he reported against Bel
knan. That waa on "Wednesday. Gen. Kiddoo
sveara that he
PUT oLYNEn on THE TRAcK
Of all The facts Tuesday night. The Official TO-
port Of Gibson'a soatimony falls to show that
Clymer even mentioned pendletou to Gibson
until Friday afternoon, day after the Marshes
had left the city, a. Gibson himself swcara
You to'yner| sail to mo that you laa just heard
laton to claim that had been put through tho War
Department. sud you wanted ma to heip you to look It
~ md hlnk ya estsa no ,soa,sng feoat whsIe
VIZ ssd ftsf III T. !opaa would d.
anything could to help you.
Gibson tursher testified that, as q matter Of
fact, he did not 20 to the War Department at
sll On this business, and, In fact, thas he did
nothing whatever tn that direction before tho
asking to bo oallod before tho Committee.
On Monday tie tn5eet!gation Of tho pondlo-
ously 70 conclusion: Tho Republican Nom
aud tho queer spectacle Ia prosontod Of the mi
nortty Of q Committee having complete control
of It for purposes Of investigating the majority
OF the Committee, or at least its Chairman, and
Thoro ia considerable talk OF referring tho Oly-
MOT case to another committee for Investigation,
with Wow to ascertain why he did not proceod
promptly agntnst pondlotou.
GENTLEMAN GEORGES nnz1T STRIKE.
special Dtspo.ch to The Chteaao Tr1pun<.
NEW yonE, March l7.-Tho Etenir9 Iail has
1cttor from Washington relative to new dlscov-
cries In tho peodleton matter, IN which the fol-
the money WAS paid TO tho PrcHidant Of the
rond, who paid himself one-haH the whole
claim foF, doing 1nst nhas II was hls
duty. to do a President Of tho road, for
know that neither 10 nor those thAt ho ronra.
sentod wore the lawful o"ncta Of tho road, and
HAD NO LEGAL on MORAL n1oHT
to be paid the amount OF this claim as owners.
AA0 "AViV QkOA$ ~ kAC kAoAA2& IA WAtEA nlEs
Peudlotoa's friends and relations got possession
Of that road Is story quito familiar to the
courta Of Kentucky. and It waa tho knowledge Of
tho inyRidtty Of their tito aud OF the certainty
OF an adyereo decision Of the Court Of Appeals
which lcd Mr. Bowler to place 40 low IN estimate
upon his interoat In the claim against tho Gov
ernmeut. Tho United BtAtea Ia ID the position OF
having phid tho claim to those who were not
legally the representatives Of tho genuine atock-
hoidern Of tho road. subsequently to all thIs
buhiness and by uneans Of treachety On tho part
Of the genuine Stockholders these persons did
AcqnEo controlling intoseat in tho road, but
tha assertion is mado Of well-lknown fact es-
tablfshed BY the Court Of Appeals OF Kentucky,
that at the time Pendloson induced the Govern.
mena 70 hand over to him tho amount Of money
belonging to tho Central Kontuc4y, he know
ehAt tho person ho Represented
had NO AfuuT 70 IT.
Tho other oiflctat Of the road who was psid
$l6, 600 by President pcnalaton WAS paid out Of
tho half which George didn't takc, and VIA paid
this foo n addition to ha regular salary.
YAe Evening Posts Washington dspnteboa
slato that *9G, 600 oR tho money 1eceiYod by
Pendleton has been
TRACED INTO THE HANDS or Mis- uEIKAAp.
who Wns then known Ga M1s.. Bower Tho
Troaaury-waErants paid to Pendloton wore three
In number, ono of which. amounting to 430,00U.
whs tudoraod by him and mado paYablo to Tho
National rArk Dank Of New York. This has beop
traced through tho 4Auds OF two persons direct
y into the hands Of Mrs. Bowers, who WAS at
tho tlmo tn Now York City. Mrs. Bower In
yea!cd the money through Caleb Marsh.