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, 1876-04-09
NOTES AND NEWS.
THE wJNAf NV CARE.

Special Dspatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 8.-The Secretary
Of State has telegraphed to Hoffman, in charge
Of affairs I'D interim in London, that the United
States, after consideration. has decided in the
extradition case OF Winslow that ii will insist
upon its demand for the extradition Of Winalow
under the extradhion treaty OF 1872 without
regard to the act Of Parliament Of 1870.
Il is possible that this action Of our
Government may lead to nnll6cation OF
the tresty, and it is tRe notification Of the
treaty that Great Britain desires, in order that
new treaty may be formed on the basis Of the
pcs of Parliament OF 1870.
[Ib the dsaoclctcd PTesS.1
N THE HoUSE.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 5.-The proceedings
in tho House to-day were limited to the delivery
# sneeches to which thoro Teto fcw listeners
eithsr on the door or ratleEles. Sir. Lawrence
snoko 10 favor OF tho bill introduced By
himself. in relation to land patents.
The biz applies mainly to military titles
in Ohio and Kentucky, aud provides
III int in o actions to recover. land patents shall,
for the purposes Of the statute Of limitation,
haye effect as it Issued when the entry Of land
was made It is designed to g:ve the benefit OF
tbe lmitatiop in those cases where there NAV be
long delay In issuing the pssent' Adjourned.
, 1876-04-09
ceiVed by his brother, H. B Rice, of this city.
\ half, and that there is no quarrel bstwesn
SIlfEllE.

PH1tApELPurA, Ps., April a.-George =. Hcwe.. =
tsock broker, committed suicide last night by hang.
Ing himself In hts office Third street. 4 boy sav
the Els burning In the olee about O'Clock this morn
tnzand saspecng something was wrong told rolie
nAn~ The door nas broken open, aud tho decsa ,ed
WIS found hanging from tho ircn arch of the !o,.
leading to his deak. Ha had evidently been dead 70,
several hours. On his desk large pistol was loun
with nackage Of powder, bag OF shot. sud boz o
caps. Ihe pistol was heavily loaded and two caps had
frat tried TO shoot himself Mr. Hewes was formerly
ths financial editor Of the Press Of this city, He val
acout IS 5earB Of age, and i Eidower Fiusuc;a1
trouble ia supposed to have been the cause Of The su-
eide His business partner, John s. Rushton. COM
in = bath-tub. @"
sr. LOUIS, No., april s.-The Rtnaohtans Kapsat
CITY sreeial says that Mrs. BombecE, ths wife Of
prominent tobaccoass committed suicide this utter.
noon. Domestic trouble is tho alleged cauae Mr.
Bombeck wns nearly crazed when told Of his svifeT
dcath and the interference Of friends alone prevented
him from killing AiEQse1T.
, 1876-04-09
BR!STOW.
The Whisky-Thieves' Raid Cpou
the Secretary's Good
Name.
How the Mule, Hog, and Admiralty
Fabrications Have Been Ex.
ploded.
The Milwaukee Gang VIII Have to Make
Another Effort,


THE HOC-MulE COMBINATION.
WHAT THEIR sCHEaIEs HAVE AMOUNTED TO.
Special U,spdtch to The Chtcaoo T71bun<-
WASHINGTON, D. G.. April 8.-The Solicitor OF
the Treasury, upon having his attention called
to the report in the Milwaukee Commercial
Times states that the whole case is intended to
reflect upon Bristow, and is without the slight
est foundation, and that the reported statement
OF E. E. johnson. an attorney Of Milwaukee. to
the effect that he (Johnson) visited Washington
and called upon the Secretary Of the Treasury ~
the attorney Of his (BriseoW's) former ciieuts,
and asked the Secretary what he proposed to do
in the Mary Merritt case. and giving the
details Of the conversation between the Secretary
aud himself, is absolutely and unqualifedly
false. TIE only time that the Secretary of the
Treasury ever met Mr. Johnson Was when he
was introduced to him BY Aatt Carpenter. The
Secretary OF the Treasury peremptorily refused
90 have anything whatever to do with The case,
acd referred johnson to the Solicitor OF the
Treasury, whera the statement OF the legal
questions by law belong, With whom all subao-
qEent negotiations were had, and upon whose
Recommendation, based on the report OF the
then United States Attorney, Hubbsll, and
statements OF Judges Dillon and Miller, the
case IVES finally settled BY Conant, Acting-Secre-
sary Of the Treasury, and at d time when secte-
tary Bristow had been for some days absent from
tie city.
, 1876-04-09
LIE MOTNE-FARWELl.
THE LATTER WILL LOSE HIS SEAT.

> SPECIAL Dasnakch to 7ht Chieaqo T11oune
WASHINGTON. D. c., April 8.-Ths House
Elections Committee to-day, By majority vote,
decided to adopt tho results Of the report Of the
majority OF the subcommittee on tho contested
election case of lie Moyne against Farwell. from
the Chicago District, and voted to eest LIE
Moyne, and unaeat Farwcll. ths sitting member.
While the majority Was agreed upon tho result,
they arrived at the result by different
processes. Some wished to throw out
al Of the First Precinct, Twentieth
wa.d, others desired to purge it. The Demo-
Gratis generally claim that the Poor-Houss vote
in the Nornood Park District must be counted
This is one OF the most interesting questions in
an election case that has ever been before Con-
gress. The question is whe.her, IN States where
paupers are not by law specifically disfran-
clised, they can, by complying with the stat
ute as to residence, have the right to
vote. Le Meyne has cfsined that they can.
Farweli denies it. There has been one case
from Penusylyania where similar question was
raised. In that caso George F. Hoar took the
ground asserted by the Democrats, and wrote
an elaborate opinion in favor OF the pauper
vote. This is tbs most interesting question that
has been presented by any Of the contested
cases in this Congress. The vote in this caso
to-day was cast according to party lines.
, 1876-04-09
THE INTERIOR DEP4R mENT.
CHANDLER FURTHER QUESTIONED.
Spectat D,spdteh tn Tho CHICAGO 1r1oune.

Speciat D,spdteh tn Tho CHICAGO Ir1oune.
WAsu1saTos, D. c., April S.-Secresary Chand-
ler was examined for three hours to-day, bF tho
Civil Service Committee, in the matter Of the
discharge Of clork named Williamson from the
Interior department. Williamson has been
prominently connected with the prosecution Of
the charge Of the alleged frauds In Indian Pen
sions, in which the noted Judge Wright had boen
90 conspicuous. Last summer. between Har-
pet's Ferry aud the city, Williamson lost
the sight of an eye by shot from
an air-gun fred within the cars. His friends
have always claimed thur this shot was fired by
some person who sought to avenge themselves
for his activity in prosecuting Judge Wright
These same friends have consequently charged
that Secretary Chandler secured Wllliamson's
removal because Of desire to shield Judge
Wright.
Chandler testified to-day that he knew very
little Of the details Of the alleged Indian Pension
Frauds and of Judge Wright, aud that William
son Was discharged solely Oh account OF his per-
sonal habits.
The Committee on Expenditures on the De-
partmept of the Interior today examined at
great length Mr.. Stevens. in connection with the
cHAHnE AGAINST JOHN DELANo,
son OF Columbus Delano, e1-Secretary Of In
ternal Revenue. It will be remembered that
0Qo OF LQ6 CHust3 HulCA t4pAuPAoA t4lt G*a4o-
ment of Secretary Delano was the connection
Of HIS son John with surveying and other cou-
tracts. It Was Btrenuously insisted by both the
Delanos at tho time that no such contracts OK
listed, but the fact was apparently established.
The testimony Of Stevens to-day fully confirmed
all that was published in tho 1nattor, and shows
beyond doubt that such contracts existed.
rro the Assoesatkd Press'
THE PENSION AGENT CASES.
WASHINGTON, D. c., april 8.-The Civil-Ser-
vice Committee, charged with investigating the
reason why the charges of forgery against John
". Wright aud Alexander Clappertou, late Pen
sion Agents, we're not prosecuted last month, as
intended, and why J. A. Williamson, who had
charge OF the case, WIS Bummarliy dismissed: on
the night previous to his intended departure to
the Indian Territory for evidence, and
why Ross, confederate Of Wright, VAS
nominated as an agent to tho defrauded 1n-
diaps, held meeting to-day. Secretary
Chandler testified that he knew nothing
about the charges against Wright. He dis
missed Williamson upon information that he
vas not proper person to be employed. Az
neutrality-suspicious. Gaylord testified that,
in Looking over certain Cherokee caaes, he
found the name Of Williamson mixed up with
very questionable transactions in connection
with Gen. Blunt. Mr.. Chandler esid that Ross
was suggested bv the Presbyterian Board, and
the witness spoke to the President, who thought
TINT Ross would make good man for the place.
Ex-Attorney- General Williams testified that he
was satisfied that there was criminal conduct on
tho part of Wright. The civil suit in this dis
trict vas tried, aud Wright was acquitted on
technicality- Criminal suits are still pending.
, 1876-04-09
TELEGRAPHlc NOTES.

NEw YORK. April 8.-AmouE the passengers
By the steamship Germanic was Iieut--Gov.
bolt, Of Michigan, who has returned from Al
extended tour II Egypt snd the Hey Land.
SPnisu71nD, Ill, April 8.-Ihe revenue col
lec.ions in this District (the Eighth), for March
aggregated S2s7, 7,S97-G.
Special D.spateh to The CA'edoo Tribune:
Sioux C1rr, H., April 8.-The report that Gen.
E. y. Rice, OF Washington, was recently cansd
hy Gen, Custer, the difficulty growing out Of
testimony before the Ciymer Committee, is
emphatically denied BY Gen. Rice in letter re-
, 1876-04-09
GOSSIP FOR THE LADIES.
Lady Augusta Stanley---kfssing
the Bride-~-Bcautiftll
Feet.
Tho Latest Partisan Fash;or-some.
thing Beyond the Wisdom
Of Man,
Sure Signs Of Conyaleseence-..A Nice Girl
for a Party---Elopoment Of an
Infantile Couple.
DAY AND NIGHT.

DAY AND NIGHT.
(.Aff<r the German qt Leopold Sehsfsr.1
Oh thnt alone WIS day
When hS thine eyes my life was lighted moro
Than by tile sun, which MI unheedad cama,
Unheeded went along its heaveuly way;
Than by the earth. which all foreottoa by:
That, that 1lone was day.
And TINT nloDe waA night
When darkness stale thee wholly from my sight,
Ana left me but whispered voice, sweet,
Sweet mystery: when we nor saw nor missed
The splendor circling heavens height:
Oh ! that alone was night!