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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

uneef6br aGt M. ilen pcn Gpltmcunt, Da
t'ta County. ftl leBten Samfas Gbsno 20
nsun ubr eine blutiee Ebat nor, beren @erIau
i'm Weieutlt&en fOIseneer if. Sbunas Gaaa'
bar, etn rcblbabenoer Garnaer In Der umeegenl
oon &Oiempunt. bate m6breno Der Grnteaet
etne Drei&mai&,ne Ia 8etrieb. unb bel ibn
Ranben spst 8riirer. Ramsns Sacob unb 9Obr
StrS tn slrbeit, cersn GIern BET Ct 8raneis
prbn.n.
Gm Sam0as 9urmittas faaie Galaban ~
ben geiben, haB or ttrer GisnRe niGf mebr
becirfs nnb aIs CT ibnsn $t.25 als TaslObn
aussabIeu wOfIte, sststen is i@ iebr u~nsufrie-
ben. reil ie nt6t $3.50 per Sag srbtelten.
Dc& maGten he bamals nod feline Niene 10
esraltiamen, ausbru&. unb Callahan ieste
feline Drei&arbett fort bic gun, fpdteu absnb.
CALLAHAN mar bet einenl NaHbar an Der Ir-
belt. uno ale er hisien perlaFsn bate. puree
ntdts nsbr ron ibm eebDst bic Sonntas Ncr-
gins. NatarliG par letne 8amilte In GROCER
Ssiorsnib une Nu&iu&unssn iiber ben Nudge.
b~liebsnsn spuroen usronaaltet galo atsb man
auf Gueiparen. bic auf eine Halfsret tGItsben
lisben baum seistsn fh glatlpuren uno nidt
melt BACON flno man bic blItige Qeite Uon
1bsmas Callahan. NIT seri&lassnem Gddpei
unc sslssrten Gai&eu, ein 3.i&en, oaB Gin
&aubmorb faiteefunben babe. @eitere MaG-
fOrlHarsen ~eraaben, oaB Callahan auf isinem
A-La
9stnwsa naiitsIs zines 4nGttels aussflaen u1o
n~isoersei&lasen porosn fei; niht melt uon
Der Nproadtte fanb man bsGsn Ieerss 1aiGen-
bud. g @
@rcbe @ufresurs entfanb bel ben gsmob-
nern Der @sesnc aber etele glntfbat unb man
laritt icfort sur GrfOrf&une sersd9tissr 9eute.
Sbsrf New.a ieste cine NelObnuus
Dcn $500 fir Giubrirsuns Der NOt
Der Elm uno besei9nete 3wsi MGn
ner, bic f& In Der Ndbs pom MinnsapoIis auf.
ba'ten. as OerbG4tis. Mls ieeoh @beriT
NstreQ unb Captain Sep na& Rinnsapolis
tan'en, TAB Grnerer ben SObn 8iro auf Der
StraBe nnS ssrbafhte senlelbtn perp1tttse
NeuBerunaen. peI&e bsr uebsrrai&te auf bic
an i'm ssfeatsn Grosen CAB, fubrtsn auf bic
spur fttnss gruDfrs SaeOb. tpsIher pom Ga
pisain auf Der Sfiette pnbafnt puree. Die
MntrOrtsn. pel&e bic bsieen gsrbafreten -
furss Mdaner BON 2O-25 Sabren - auf bic
an fe ssfsaten Graeen saben, seniisten, um
ale bic Ieriber bes mSrberifHen gafaQes
anf ben ur elldIi&en CALLAHAN trlGetnen au
SaeVb 8ire eltlGrte tnos6, pab le sa.
BET mar ben 3St6 sebabt b Gttsn, Ron bemlslten
ben ibnen::sebhbreubenQObn ia ersptnsep. teinee.
psss aber, &aaabau 10 i5blen.
Die Sraper Sobn unb Saeob girb purben
nab Sasttnss ssbra&t uno erparten I'm bcrtt.
gen @sfansnib bic %Gntwidelans bss eseen &c
eingsleiteten MorrprcNGes.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

9err q. @etf NO. 81 81 Eritte @troe,
aIs Na6fOlssr bes Srn. .. @oHat bur& ieint
ebenfO iOliben pts eIesanten ubren. ferner Durd
tstne praHipcae Muspabl pom SnweIen- Sob.
tno Stlber- unb platti'ten @aarsn ~ Gtabl
uno Sano tn bitten &snummse. pattet le,neu
etOre fortrabrent nit ben ueuefen nbrenlor.
ten unb S~@mufartiftIn aus. preiie iebr bill.
ltg. Detisnnng duBerR 3uSorfommfnb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02
Oas Galifornia StSein Geput,

iOl Waboiba Ctr. seeeniter bem Marfttoua
Don ern. Gecrs Geif@ bdtt ia feiuem rei@en
elssr bic e@tsfea GaltfornifGen Beine.
5err GetiG besiett feline @eine brett BON Gall.
fcrnia aus eiffr eanb, icpie aus Reinteaeu
tn rslGsn er feItt trst Sabre ssarbtiet bal
@ae Wsine rrben ga, ontirk. Da or fOsbtu
crsi GarlOaDs Msin BON bort bs3csen bat, 70 IL
CT in ZEN Gtnnb sefbt aIe ,Rnnben mad
NunfG au tefrteDisen.
pripaiflmilisn perben bic Weine fret tn't
6aus s~eiieftrt.
SD babe rneine Defne ,iest nm fanfis yru
gent berntsekBt rsI&es biaiser 10, ais he /,
I'm California Meinbepot Rc. 104 Dabaib,
Sira6e ~perfauft rureen.
9n g'rbtnbune mil. meinena gD6 Fl.
baIie i6r aud bic better Rentmdp 8pur
Dor Wbtsftes brett BON 2enisptne. a,
Ionic inporttrte Branbies BON Gurppo !,
ben biQiSlen preifen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02
Cine Dortbeiibafte Gelceenbcit.

Dur4 ben Sob rastnes Mannts, Masrui
osbmann, fible i'd mid peranlabt bas btsbs,
aefabrte GalOons G3tiH6ft tn SO. 1l4S 81 E1t Il
Stra6e. ct paul, gum gerfanfe ananbieten
Dss eotal erfreut i& eiaer srUben 3unbi&af
unb ptrc BON ben 90 nrasebenben erceen Ge.
iHdftsbduiern itbr FART fnquentirt.
3auluaise tGnnen f@ perfSnIi& pber iGrih.
lid BET mir meleen.
Wttwe " rf alte 6cbraanu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

Die 1euf&reden babeu bic
5anbelstammer rieeer 90 ttnigen SIC.
lolattSnr unp &eD.u seranlaet. Go pnrpe
udmli& auf 6ra. g. 8. Drats's antraa be.
f&loEsu, ein Committee ID sruennen, rel&ss
ia gsrbinsurs nit BEN Geussrneur irseue Ct.
men plan ausfupts ma&en foo, sposart bic
3sraIsuns Ter 2aubplase bswirft ,persen fSau.
t. Dab Gtwas settan peroen miFs, bar.
aber raren Mae eints. abr-mas? Da Iieat
oas uneel5ss &atbisl, unb bic @rasbipfsr
frsAsH uuterssGsa auf Gelpesn une @lrten
fort.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

Neuer 0ei3en fcmmt almalis auf bsn
Nartt. t1sbsr ben Grtroe Ger Grnte launn bic
SeriGte iebr Ssri&i'csn. Auf 8slDern. ntet,
weit BON ct. 9aul. pO friber 20-25 eulbsl
sserntst pureen, 3iebsn bic Garmer bisies s br
tauu $40. tn etnissn @esenben is, ,pGbre.b
60 Counties siebt, TOO cine role Durd l9nits.
trnfe siustbsimst 1T.
Der Yrets bes neueu @et3ens ia
ct. paul If sssenwdrtis 90Geuts flr SO. 1 u.
80 Gents fir SO. 2.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

aud youns ~Nmertea, Carver
Co.. ptrb tert@wt. bab etefe 2aneplnse tn Dor.
niger Gss'nb ,br gerpiaunssrsrt treble.
Da btlft fttn ~retftneer 1suf6rsfen.G Commit.
far. Der f&nel ein paar buneert WReilsn bin uuc
Der futiGirt, fOneern aneere wtrtfa M G
Rittel lihb nctbwenbie.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02
ueber bas Cane seIesen,li@ Betterss.

profeGou S%&aFaer's @orRea.
ING BON Silbern aus Der betIisen @ef&itte.
'Owte intsrsTantsr e~anUf&aftsn. Geenen u. (. +.
uar In Der 8sretnsbale Der beutf@en fatpolt.
faen Gemsinbe Iesten 9Onntas ftbr gut be-
iuGt. unS ernteie aasemstnen Bsifal bee gu.
blifun1e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

Das Satrtsfef Der Euruerser.
6 the tn bishsem Staate fanb Gnbe pcrioer
uub ID anfans bisisr @s9e bel aruesr Shelf.
uabne bee stubeimif&en unb auspartia,n
vabIifauas 30 minneapolis fatt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02
Srteffafem.

M%aatatc. q. 3. Dant iir bic aue.
fanft. mon rtrb banaG banheln.
Garper. .. M. Ram 30 frat fir Scr'ee
Nanirner. 1nfere btr3liGs Ebetln 1tnte an ST..
rem t&sufrsn gsrIuRe. s. o.. 10 bic SO. 4i6
q%uittirt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

DIE Gtrma 96mtet unb MiUer
esren Sattler. nab 2ebersefGdft Ia Ho. 81
Hobsrt Straee nit alien bemyubtttuua piinld
barren GttifsIn au5gstlttet II, bGtt aud cine
Golsrfatr,t 70 tstrisi ale auftrdse auf bal
prcmteRe. preife febr biaie.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

Die Gr5ffnHna bes NttenSums.
tpsl&es 6ar& neue G%inri&tuusen sersrSBert
une asu sstcrtrt II, Tapst am Rontae eea 4.
Ssptsrnber fatt. unter R.twtrfuHs meprerer
Geianeserene.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

Befe NIB btIIiee . botpara
. BIT n BET 8. 6. pafel Ode 8. u. Gebar Ctr
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

Sn Mtnneapclts bat 6err o.. Gnbe
ole benti&er Glerf cine Suasauus Ia Der yoR
DfFse erbalten, mas her bcttisen sabIrsideu
esutl@en SssSfsrune f1Gsr iebr erpiinf9t fetn
nivt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

GebranHet 6ra3Ier's Wur3el 3 8itters,
ote srObe Grablinss . 1eDtsin fhr GGpGHs,
sfrOfsIn. eebrD1eue GOnfituttcn, 5innru TN
GrfHt uns iebe art Slntfranfbeit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

Mebtc6 &neefoot StI Sl.OO pergal-
nc bet s. Dorm ST.. Rcr 21O9,
CT. paul. Rinn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

S&ra&e nerpTfe ianae M6nner unb BE-.
ieate Damen icaten 6ra3ter's Wur3el- 8itiers
9ebrauGen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02
Minn. Mmaen= nnb Obrem
Snffitut. .

Office: Gde Der Drttten unb ct. Deter
CTR. @rst: Or. Graneis gtwocb, OfFu
5tuncen 9-1.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

Deutt@er3 abnarat-Dr Is. E.Rr-
aans, esp's Slcd. spst Sbiren 5ioIi9 pom
Marttbauie. 3Gbue ausseaOaen pbne @tmrse: !.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

6euf6reden In 3~abIIofer Men.
Ct 10 meleet Greunb N. aus CT. Sc(ept,
Stearns County.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

0ebt3n VafeIs Gauerp, fir bic befen
nnb b%iafefen photographer: 20 OR 3. Ctr.
Ede Genar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

sc. &tterle, Druggist and Pharmaceu-
fist, Dc iti&e Npctbefe, 200 90 z. Gtra6s,
Gde bes 9ruaesuap. ct. pauL Mtnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

Sir 9enneptn Gomntp fneet bic
tbtraI-bemcfratifGe GcnSenticn am Gamifas
Den ID. Gepiember In MinnsapoIis fat. gum
3rede Der Gufaeauue BON Ganbipaten fir fol-
ssnse County @emter:
Court Glsrf, Counts slnbitsr, &,siasr Of
Oetes. steriT County, NnpaIt unb Coroner.
Aus SttlIw ater NJ nns bic erfe 2uHt.
rtsr Der ct. Groir YOf ,usefOmmsn, tn pelGer
etrr VI. y. SGtains ole Gbitcr fetn GRO.
sramm sum 9efen stebt. Das 8latt 10 nett
aussefattet. n
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

Nebmet graster's @urisl.R ttters far baa
8lnt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02
Gebr d. ben Sing Of yain.

Or. Oebolpb, asst @anbarat ,nb dc.
bartsbelfes, 200 so 7e Straee, Ode grcab.
may.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

%. Tug. @eraesIdus esraf. GItern: Sstann Sc
raj unb anna stb. 6ttmrpa.
a.. Wig krttrih xnb(
Sra I @cprs Buft 8wt1tnte.
Gtttrn: @ecrs 5etlb uns Nnua seb S&idlius.
Hnna Warta Rrnsea. Gltsru: Ratbtas 8ou3tm uns
2ueia et5. 8Saen.
SUta ppf&. &Itern: 9rant gsf& nab @arta eeS
SGermaun.
Is. Aas. Wi&af @alumbpftt. Gttra: Atbsrt Ga
Iumbsstt unb Una faFl 9 b. Sarcsti.
Nnna Gasstlia Gapp.. GItsru: GaTi Rap xnh Ga.
tpartna aet. Rss.
9 e Ct + b e n.
"a. Nsa. Bsrnavs Srrssb Sa'fsf. 81 &. alt.
rs. Nue. Rpfolia Stiler. IS s alt.
% aus. Maria Narsaraba Dewsrs. 1. s., 8. Wet.
unb 5 e.. alt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02
Mrs. 6. Gobmnnu.


OGs &rdntensG pr:ntitter bts Ct. observation-disclosures.
c6etns pom l: Wfontde TN Gept. bis aum 1. WCntoo
To- Sttccer is56 beReht aus ~fOlaenben 6erren
Dceree DtHrtft. 6utrS Sptn, 10. Ctr. binter rem,
5Sfpttal: Ssieuen SOsn, g. Ctr. Srrnr,iG w9ort;a'
-. Y. ctr. T ~'A''"'
lnttrer lifrift. 3ipedrer Rifptaus Bel gPtF ,o.r.
5pu,e. 2anttnbeiraer Srbn. 10. 8. ctr. ''
&AcHb& MnRMf G.A-AR.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

Mstbma nnb Getarrb.-Sisbe Or.
eansea's an3eise.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

BIneGartb Counts bat Iaut 8eriGt
tibtr bic VerbanbIuusen ieiner Gommt7Gre fdr
otei's Sabr fc1senSe Nuslassn ~ befreitsn:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02
WCrtiseuna In fcIeencer Drummer.
st. N0Hl HstarftOertW1.

DR attic Gprreetrtppn @. MI. qvir,,r.
DrpeW ttenS grpfttprn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-08
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
Sum m0ned Before the House
Committee.

BALTIMORE, March Capt. Geo, L.
Robinson has received communication
from H. B. Banning, chrirman Of the
House Committee on Military Affairs,
requesting him to appear before that
committee to make n statement Of mat
ter within his knowledge bearing upon
the pending investigation.
Capt. Robinson states that he Is very
anxious to appear before the committee
and will do SO Immediately should his
counsel consent, which is most proba'
bic, asit will give him an opportunity to
show the charges made against him
to be false. He acknowledges having
written letter to Secretary Belknap
charging ]. S. Evans & Co. with mali
c!IouSIy Slandering the Secretary by say
ing he accepted brides from them and Of
IsFing his services to prosecute them. Capt
Robinson says his design in writing the
letter was to influence Belknap to retain
him in the army.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-08

BosroN, March 7.-Calob P. Marsh,
now in Montreal, said to a newspaper.
man that he was preparing the full state
ment for the press, concerning the Belk'
nap affair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-08
MORE DEVELOPMENTS,

General Pope is now en- route from
Fort Lcavenworth to Washington TO tes-
tify as to the frauds alleged TO have been
pcrpctrated by Major Ingalls,, late agent
OF the five nations Of civilized Indians OF
the Indian Territory.
1t is said that the post-trader Mt Fort
Leavenworth could make some important
disclosures regarding the sutlcrShip il he
were required to speak.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-08
Court and Cri,ninnl Matters.

OMAHA, March THE suit OF George
p. Bcmis VS.. the Credit Foncier oil
America, for salary as secretary, was to-
day decided in favor Of Bemis, whereby
he gets the sum Of $4,000. Bemis now
proposes tosue George Francis Train for
about $4,000, which he claims is due rs
back pay as secretary to the next Presi-
dent OF America. &,
Harry Clayton, one OF the most noted
professional gamblers and fast men in
this section, was sentenced to the Peniten.
tiary to-day for the robbery OF a woman
Of the demi.monde at this place last fall.
The trial Of Curry and Coffee, for as
sault with intent to kill E. E. Roscwater,
was commenced this afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-08
Frightful Accident on the Il. d D.
Train Prccipifated
Into u River Through n Broken
bridge,

BALTIMORE, March 7.-Last night
while way freight train with passenger
car attached was crossing the bridge over
a narrow passage on the Harper's Ferry
& Valley branch Of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad, sixty-three miles from
Harpers Ferry, the middle span gave
away and the train was wrecked. The
following are the names OF the killed
". A. Wightnan, Edinburg, Va; G. l.
Noel, Mt. Jackson, Va; r. L. Hammond
Mt. Jackson, Va; R. L. Wood, Richmond
Va; c. II. Hodgeson, Berkeley Springs,
W. Va, a member OF the West Virginia
Legislature; J. A. Baldwin, Baltimore;
Mr.. Gano, Winchester, Va; A. Q. Bowen,
commercial traveller OF Baltimore; F.
Donavin, Esq, Sandy Hook; j.. D. Chap
man and F. Jefferson, brakesmen, Win
chester Va. Six persons were wounded
including Bernard Hughs, Wisconsin.
The bodies OF the killed were sent TO Win
chester and placed in charge OF an under
taker from where they will be sent to
their relatives and friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-08

Use OF Patents by the Govern.
Inent.
WAsu1NoToN, March THE bill in.
PRODUCED by Senator Ingalls, to extend the
Jurisdiction Of the Court Of Claims pro-
vides that this tribunal shall determine
and adjudge what compensation shall be
paid by the United States for taking and
using In the public service any invention
or Improvement patented by any citizen
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-08
Il III. Damn. Lr.

New York, March IA Boston spe-
cial says that Richard II. Dana, it,, was
suffering yesterday from severe attack
OF vertigo when the news Of his nomina-
ton as Minister to England was an
nounced, 1t is stated that he received
the position as one most honorable, and
he felt its dignity, but before he could
make up his mind on the question Of ac-
ccptdncS he must consult his friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-08

Senator Morton has not yet accepted
the position Of Secretary Of War, ten
dered him on Saturday.
Judge Taft, Of Ohio, is nominated for
Carrntorv NJ War
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-08

NOe and Daily. No. 0 Daily vArelt sunday.
East bound trains make Connections Al baIunlUia
With trlins for Philadelphia, New fUrk and Boston.
At Warrington City, lOl all points South.
Wetbound trains make direct cOnnvctIon for al
polntB West aud Northwest.
Pullman Palace CATs on al night trainG.
Sleeping car on No. from Wheeling to Chicago.
WAELl4NG, PlTTSG AND BAIT. DIVISION.
HAH-LKAvHa Wksr-LRAvRs
wheeling daily aWaAhinStan, Pa.
at.",........ :: m daily Al,,,......6I0 4. IN.
"Wh0ClinS daily 'WHshiRtOn, Pa.
as ?. m daily al,.....126 p. m.
Except sunday. Except Sunday.
Tickets 10 al principal points can DO procured Al
the Ticket othOe At the Depot.
1hUs. 4 SHARP,
Master Of transportation.
r. 7. DEVRrEs, General Agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-08
THANKS "FRoM THE DEPTAsO OF THE
HEARTH
WELLINGTON, LOrain County, Ohio,
August "a, 1874.
DIR. v. PIERCE Buffalo. NY.

WELLINGTON, Lorain County, Ohio,
August "a, 1874. !
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cal Discovery has shown its greatrCmedial
powers, curing the most obstinate and in.
tractable cases. Sold by all dealers in
medicines.
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BrenIslng lin pIstiIleries.

WASHINGTON, March 7.-During the
past month IN South Carolina the opera.
aon. Of the Revenue Agent resulted in
breaking up Of thirty.thrCe Illicit distil-
Ieries; the capture Of twenty-eight copper
sun, caps and worms; $4,000 gallons Of
mash, and tho arrest Of fourty.four dis.
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WASHINGTON.
Secretary Chandler Denies.

6tGEGtAEy SAAAAuACA DSSASBs
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 7.-secre-
tary Chandler says that the story Of an
interview between him and General Bel.
khan and wife on Thursday morning and
The purported full confession is all made
up. D-,...,.....,.,
Attorney. General Pierrepont that neither
himself nor General Henderson Is in any
way responsible for the publications in
reference to the Babcock trial.
CONFLICTING AUTHORITY.
Representatives Clymer, Blackburn and
Robbins loi North Carolina), members
If Tho Committee on Expenditures in the
War Department, appeared this morning
before the Criminal Court and stated that
tIey had been subpGnaed to appear be-
fore the grand jury. They denied the
authority Of the Court to interrogate
them as 10 the testimony OF any witness
before n committee OF Congress. Besides
they arc constantly engaged in their du-
ties as members OF the committee, which
would make it inconvenient for them to
be present. They did not wish to plead
their privileges but to enter their pro.
test, not only here but on the records Of
Congress, for the country. District At.
torney Wells said he thought he could
remove the difficulty presented. In the
first place he said he had no motive or
desire to ask any member OF the commit
tee anything as 10 any matter testified to
BY any witness before the committee, and
in the second place, while approaching
the duties OF the distinguished gentlemen,
he thought the Grand Jury would fix
such time as would subject the gentlemen
TO the least inconvenience. The Con-
grcssmen said in reply that II they were
required to go before the Grand jury and
testify in relation to any matter it would
be impossible for them as members OF the
committee to give due attention to the
examination OF the matters with which
they were especially instructed. Judge
Macarthur remarked that ii would not
be competent for them to testify as to
what witness had said before the COM
mittee, because that would only be hear
say evidence. He would consider the
subject and confer with the District At
torney, SO that when the gentlemen were
wanted they could be 50 informed. The
gentlemen then left the court.
The District Attorney to-day sent one
witness before the Grand Jury, who we're
considering tho charges against Belknap,
and will send others.
prry,.p3u aurrPssop
Senator Morton has not yet accepted
the position Of Secretary Of War, ten
dered him on Saturday.
Judge Taft, Of Ohio, is nominated for
Secretary OF War.
Judge TAFT Accepts.
CINCINNATI, March Judge Taft tel
egraphed President Grant this evening
accepting his appointment as Secretary
OF War.
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Tho t:rnre ~ Not Silent.

ST. LOUIS, March 7.-Wm. Patrick, an
old and honored citizen Of St. Louis and
President OF the Knoxville Tenn Mar
bic Company, says that the government
lost over 100000 m the letting of the
contract for headstones for soldiers graves.
He asserts that tho bid OF the Knoxville
Company for the stones was over 100000
less than that OF the man who got 1t, and
that after the award was made there were
notifications Of the contract, which re.
duced the cost Of the stones to the con-
tractor considerably over 100000.
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Business Failures.

BALTIMORE, March Warner, Dire
sell & Co., tobacco and shipping merchants,
suspended. The amount OF the liabilities
not yet ascestained. The immediate
cause for their failure was the suspension
Of Thompson & Randalls, whose note
they held for 10000.
DETROIT. March John Laskon, a
prominent lumber man Of Midland, who
recently failed in business, was treas
ury OF Midland county. His assets have
been investigated by the Supervisors, and
a shortuge q $4,000 was discovered: He
was arrested this morning md admitted
N hail
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InrcstIgnlion Nnyal Anhirs

PHILADELPHIA, March 7.-Asub.com:
mittee Of the House Committee on naval
affairs, arrived in this city this morning
from Washington, for the purpose Of in
vestigating alleged Irregularities in the
affairs Of the navy yard here. The inyes-
tigation will commence at once.