The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-30

Nashington.
Messengers sent to Montreal by the Presi-
dent returned on March 10, and reported
that the Marshes both agreed TO return I'M
der the promise Of full immunity from pun
ishmenk The papers were Immediately
made ont and were sent to Montreal by a
special messenger. A dispatch was, how
ever, received from the Marshes, in which
they said that If a full immunity were prom
ised them upon arriving st Washington,
they would not wait for the documents to be
forwarded. To this the government assented.
The Marshes were expected, therefore, to
leave Montreal on the evening Of Sunday
the 19th, and arrive on Tuesday. The official
paper extending immunity was to be handed
them in New York.
The arrival OF the Marshes through the
Intervention Of the Republican administra-
ton, it was thought, would enable the Dem
ocrats to continue their impeachment and
also give them somenew light ON the Pendle-
ton matter. In this latter case two gentle
men were summoned, MIR. Eli Baldwin,
private Secretary 70 Mr.. Pendleton, and the
other, L. G. Leonard, a former partner of
Mr.. Bower, the first husband of Mrs. Bel
knap. 4
The Treasury Department received last
week from San Francisco, fourteen tons of
silver coin, to prepare for the circulation of
silver. This viii amount to half q million
dollars. The amount of silver in the vaults
Of the Treasury at the present time is less
than $4,000. Orders were received at the
Department. for $4,000 fractional currency.
The amount OF fsectiona currency still in
the vaults, Is sS2p0QOoe, though none has
been printed since the middle Of last month.
Since that time the acquisitions upon the
Treasury from the banks aud other Offices, to
be supplied with fractional currency,
amounts TO ss,000,0o0.
The House Committee on Appropriations,
on March Il, had under consideration the
item Of $4,000. to supply deficiencies In the
Office Of the Clerk Of the House, that amount
sslns necessary to defray the expenses Of
the investigating committees.
Benjamin +. Butter was before the Com
mittee on Expenditures in the War Depart
ment on the 2lst Of March. The Chairman
called bis attention TO kilograms in the New
York Evening Post and Cincinnati Times, in
which it Was stated that a prominent Re-
publican lawyer had taken much interest in
what was known IS the Belknsp scandal SO
far as it related to Mr.. Pendleton. He asked
General Butler II he was the gentleman to
whom reference was made. The General
replied that he could not tell. tn General
replied To- question OF Mr.. Bass, that he
knew nothing OF The p~aymentof money by
Mr.. Pe1dleton further than what he saw in
the newspapers, and knew from hearsay.
A b~ook-keePer named Hedden, OF the
Aarine Bank has a~osconded. and an ex-
sminatlon Of as BOOKS SHOWS the BANK mas
been defrauded oil thlrty'eight thousand
dollars. It appears that Whenever Henry
Bode, customer Of the bank, sent his check
for deposit, Hedden would raise, say from
hse hundred dollars 70 one Thousand nye
hundred dollars bode has been arrested,
charged With beingi IN collusion with Hedden.
Mrs. Marsh, before the investigating
Committee, was asked whether she had any
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The South.
I'D. Bel, proprietor of the Peoples De
fealse, a Memphis newspaper, shot and killed
Augustus Carey, q printer. Carey was OF
the point of leaving Memphis, and the diff
hculty originated In the settlements Of an &C
count. Bell was taken to jail
Parties from Granada, Mississippi, repre-
sent the storm of Sunday night, March 10
as grand and terrific. During the day thert
was sleet, and the trees and ~shrubbery wer,
covered with ice. When night came
furious snoE-storm set in, accompanied b,
vivid lightning and terrific thunder, MAXIM
scene never Witnessed IN .nas section DC
rose- IN Po1'aons oi MOTH mississipPl sno'
isn - sae esp'a 81 : ioo'-
line osciocA IN tne evening Marcn =
pen Dioonsline' : neore" pedoier, resldinI
go psfis street emp lenn, wa
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name. Dop. "nseler, ~sioo<sune wa
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ns reSlusnce, anu mao Mnee.er oiacktng M
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ne never ges paio LOT Diacking bloon
snnss soo.s, ana .ne ias'er, ai'er mneeie
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