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was for Wells. Witness declined to ex.
plain the meaning Of the word "hold"
in the above message
! Mr.. Field Ito witness We nave got
50 far on with the story that l now ask
if you are not willing to tell US the whole
truth?
Witness-I am not, and do not feel
really able to 60 into it If I was willing.
Q. Did or did not Wells negotiate with
you for the votes Of the Louisiana Re-
turning Board. A. decline 10 answer
that.
q. Did he authorize you to negotiate? !?
A. I decline to answer that also.
Q. Do you know whether he author
lied anybody else to negotiate? A. l
do not know; not of my personal knowl-
edge.
Q. How came you TO make the memo
randum which l have read in the evil
dence, beginning, "For one million Of
dollars" A. do not desire to explain
it at present; if can properly do so l
will answer the questions alter / have
considered the matter and con-
suited my attorney; don't want to cause
any unnecessary delay to or be cap,lous. i
don't want to go through any scene or
to 60 before the House. If am COM
PEELED to give evidence will give it.
Question by Mr.. Burchsrd-Did you
sec Wells write letter to yourself
which has been produced here.
A. Yes dictated it, and he wrote il.
The committee after the examination
Of other with esses adjourned till 10
o'clock to morrow, when Maddox will be
recalled, and asked TO state, without res
ervation, all the facts in the case.
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THE delegates from Jefferson, Mr..
Cross, who supported Mr.. DAVIS for the
Senate all the time, and Mr.. Hoor, who
changed his vote on the final ballot, re-
ceivc the following endorsement of their
seton from their home paper, The Spirit
Of Jefferson, published at Cbarlestown.
in jefferson county:
-Our confident prediction, ventured
upon several weeks ago in these columns,
that the Legislature would elect Hon
Henry G Davis 10 fill the long term, and
Hos. Frank Hereford for the vacancy,
has been realized. We had not snticipat-
ed, how ever, that this honor would be be-
slowed in = manner SO grateful to the
feelings OF the friends Of these
distinguished gentlemen. We expected
il q, the hands of the Democracy OF
Wes, Virginia; it has been conferred By
the gracious voice Of the whole people
Without regard 10 party, and above the
atmosphere Of caucus, comes his heart
lei, popular tribute OF thanks and graft
,ude TO these two pioneers in The mater.
al development, Of West Virginia. They
have co-opera,ed together for six years
past, with more success than has attended
The representative efforts Of almost sny
o,her state in the Union. The valley
of the Kanawhs, for ages yet TO Sme,
through her great channel Of trade
and commerce. will attest the
earnes,ness with which they have
/ lsbored; and this action of our people
through this Legislature, viii stand Is .
monumental refutation.of the slander
,hs, republics are ungrasefGl. OF Mr..
Davis, particularly, We cannot refrain
IRON adding, that certain microscopic
criticisms upon his qualifications for the
high position be now occupies. have re-
ceived 3 merited reblke- His constitu-
ends have answered them, and be may
now reply a. did the great Athenian:
81 know not how 70 tune harp or play
lutte, but / do know how to make q
sman city, (SsatA pespsrous and grsstr
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COLLECTION or SCHOOL TAXES.

There Is = to-. pending before the Sem
ate msking i, the duty OF the Sheriff OF
Ohio county 10 collect the school tax "t
this city, AS well ss OF the county outside
OF the city. This bill WAS introduced BY
senator TARR OF this district; and the
reasons upon which the bill i founded
sre:
l. In every county of the State the
sheriff collects and disburses the school
:sI Even in Ohio county the law
makes 1t his duty to do SO, except here
in the city where it would BE- convenient
Tor MIN 10 do SO.
II. The. fees allowed the sheriff by law
:o- bis services is three per cent, except
where the tsx.payer comes forward and
pays the tax before the irst day % de-
rember. srd in that case the Taxpayer
ys', reagctioH OF irco and OHe-hGif per
cent. cl,a tie sheriff gets bat oae.hGif per
cent. O., as commission; whereas by the
Present mode the tsN payer gets no re-
bate, but pays the collector the tu!l
per cent. out OF his own pocket. And
:lr!her, the tax payer, i: he Is not prompt
u masking his payments, Is required 10
pay Al sdiiuonsl penalty al the rate Of
,~a per cent per anEum ~ the collector,
which Is not eAsclad by the sheriff.
III. Since sthe foundation of the
S:s:e. until comparatively recently, the
.aS required The Sheriff 70 collec: these
iAAes, srd as the duty is still imposed
upon him OF securing the hills and the
2o.oSs Of the country districts OF this
county !or the collection of the school
tAl, there seems 10 be no sound reason
WY Re should be robbed OF the small
'ecompense allowed by law tor collecting
rs: PORTION OF it which is within easy
seaca.
Altogether the blii is one of economy
9i tie tsx-paper, Of convenience 20 the
people. sud Of justice 10 the sheriff.
7. ). We understand that the Re-
publican members OF the Board Of Edu-
cation me. last night and passed reso-
Mons against the passage Of this bill,
~; We fail TO observe that they Sc. forth
any souLG reasons for their action.
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, January Sl.-In the House
this afternoon the special committee sp-
pointed to investigate into the facts con-
nected with the alleged poisoning OF
convicts ~ the Ohio penitentiary, last
January, submitted report declaring
that they were unable to fully ascertain
the exact cause of the poisoning, but all
the evidence upon ,ha; point at which
the committee could arrive Indicated
thst the sickness was caused by
tartar emetic which by some unex-
planned means became mixed with
wtat is supposed TO be carbonate Of
sods kept in keg snd used in making
corn bread tor the prisoners. The COM
mittee SAY that the use of the mixture
caused the serious illness o. l25 persons,
but all finally recovered They also
further said that bu! for the carelessn ess
of certain employees this mistake could
not have occurred.
In the Senate the consideration OF the
contested election case Of Cox VS.. Har-
man was resumed. L. Z. Campbell.
counsel TOR Cox aud Judge Hoadley,
counsel for Harmsn occupied the alter
nooa with arguments
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Loss OF the staemer Belle orss. Loui.

ST. LOUIS, January 3l.-The steamer
Belle Of st. Louis was cut down by the
moving ice to-day, st st. Genevieve,
sixty miles from here, and will probably
be q total loss. She was owned by the
ST. Louis Transportation Company, was
running in the Memphis trade and WAS
en- route 10 that city when she was
forced TO lay up on account OF the
ice. She was valued at S45, 600; insured
in Cincinnati offices for $4,000 She had
500 tons OF freight aboard, which in
creases the loss to $4,000. The tugs
Cressling. Chubb snd keiser broke Il
passage across the river here 10 day and
opened b ierrysge way from the bridge
down 10 chestnut street. The ice 10 this
vicinity il rotling ,sst under the influence
of the warm sun and the mild
weather and II would take
but little water from above 10
carry it out and Open navigation.
TO Carlo. Steamboatmen expect tie
river 10 open BY the fret OF next week
at the tarthest, and are preparing for It.
Most 0. the steamers AZ the levee and
along the shore between here and the
arsenal have steam up, 30 that they may
be resdy 70 move with the Ice when IT
starts, and various other precautions
have been taken 10 insure against the
destruction OF river crafts and property,
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New ORLEANS, January Sl.-Ths
Stale House authorities claim that Little
fields statement before the Congressional
committee yesterday. that he was re-
quested By Wells 70 tssnspcse lis votes
OF Vernon parish in order to elect Hun
ter Judge Andrews Dis,ric. Attorney,
and Kelso State Senator, is false on the
face of It. Hunter and Andrews
were elected without the trans
position by the rejection OF
the three polls ordered rejected. kelso
was not rs,urned elected, Texade, Dem
ocrs,, being returned elected by lS5
votes over Kelso. The trsnspo-
si,ion affected no result, State.
Presidential or district. Littleied head
Office under Kellogg As hay Inspector.
He was removed by Antoine. Acting
Governor, 10 make way for Kennsf OF
the Returning Board, and Kellogg re-
fused IA reinstste him.
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Iransi IDSuiesi.

BnrTOS. January ~ The treasurer
OF the NstIonsl tube works says that tbs
statement ia regard 10 the company 10
the Journal is exaggerated. The whole
amount OF drawback received by the
company since this business commenced
ia less than 1000, and they claim that
every dollar OF II was Tor English iron,
Of which they have hsd large imports.
tions, having paid government dutiss
during the same time Of over $4,000
The company voluntarily offered all
their books 10 the inspection OF the gov.
ernment officers.
PTTTsBUESB, January 3i.-Ths Ma
uonsl Tube Works Company state tbs,
the article from Boston appearing IN
thi. mornings pspef,, 10 the product Of
. discharged clerk, and that the alleged
difference betweea the company and
the government is one of old stsndin
and originated Of time when they were
in porting largely of foreign iron, the
.uTn amounting 10 much les thsn 5000,
and can be easily and satisfactorily sr-
plsined. They state that the whole b'is-
iness is one Of bIkckmail.
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Continental Life Insurance Com
paay.

NKw YORK, January 3l.-The eKsni.
ns,ion concerning the receivership Of
the Continental Life lniurzncs Com
pany was continued to-day before W. A.
A. Butler. referee This examination
wa rominally 10 ZEE II the receiver can !.
not ba.;en his settlement, but j. resisted
a. being an effort 70 remove hin de
has been ordered 10 largely increase be
bond. The application Is on behalf OF
two policy boider.. but many others
are represented BY the eosnsei.
John A Finch, special itsursnce CON-
missioner Of Indiana, appeared on D. %
half OF over one hundred policy hoAders
OF Indians and some Of Ohio aud lb'-
nois
The taking Of evidenee wAs adjourned
till Monday.
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FORTY-FouRTH CONGRESS-
WASHINGTON, January 81.
RENATE

The President pro tenn laid before the
Senate q communication signed by
Associate Justices Clifford, Strong,
Miller and Field of the United States
Supreme Court, announcing thxt they
met Yesterday in pursuance Of the elec.
torsl bill and selected Associate Justice
Jos. p. Bradley the fifth Associate
Justice upon the commission.
A concurrent resolution was adopted
providing that no person shall be admit
ted to the south wing Of the Capitol dur
ing the count Of the votes for President
and Vice President except upon tickets
issued by the President pro tenn OF the
Senate and Speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives, such tickets TO be distributed
equally TO each Senator ard Represets.
tive by the Sergeant-st-Arms Of the Sem
ate.
Mr.. Frank Hereford, elected Senator
from West Virginia, took the cath of
lffice.
The Chair laid before the Senate the
credentials of John K. Mcpherson, elect
ed United States Senstor from the state
OF New jersey. Placed on tile.
Mr.. Anthony, from the Committee on
Printing, reported back the resolution OF
Mr.. Wright, submitted yesterday, to
print 10000 extra copies of the message
of the President approving the electoral
bill, with an amendment TO print 1880
copies instead OF $1,000 Adopted; yeas,
27; nays, IA.
Mr. Merrimon said that upon scritin-
izing the resolution adopted this morn.
ing in regard to issuing tickets for ad-
mission 10 the counting tomorrow, he
found that il did not answer the purpose.
Upon his motion, the vote by which the
resolution was agreed TO was then recon.
sidered, and he submitted an amendment
TO strike out the latter part of the reso-
luton in regard TO the distribution OF the
tickets equally 10 each Senator and Rep
resentative and to insert provision
that the tickets, as assigned by the Com
mittee on Rules Of the Senate and House,
shall be issued to Senators, Represents
tives and others, and distributed by the
sergeants-at-arms Of the Senate and
House OF Representatives. He said the
object of the amendment WAS 10 issue
tickets 10 the families of the Supreme
Court judges, members of the Cabinet,
and other officials.
The amendment was agreed 10, and
the resolution passed.
At the expiration of the morning hour
consideration WAS resumed of the un6n.
lshed business, being the bill to amend
the Pacific railroad acts so M 10 create 9
sinking fund for the liquidation OF the
Indebtedness due the government, and
Mr.. Thurman continued his remarks In
favor of the Judiciary Committees re-
port.
Mr.. Bogy and Mr.. Sherman favored
the bill reported by Judiciary Committee.
Pending discussion the Senate went
INTO executive session and adjourned.
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Ia Aeaafax ErSsseA.

ToYEEA, Ks, January 3i.-fhs anti
Plumb caucus which wss Ia session most
of the night had . nesting this morn
ing ssd after bumerou, ballots ID. J.
Law. OF Port Scott, wa declared ibs sn,i
Plumb cabdidste The joint convention
met ss IL O'Clock 70 day and the siIih
ballot resulted IN - votes for Plumb sbd
81 votes Tor Law. and Plumb Wa de-
clared elected. Both tOu,ss then 81
j0urnsd until February 9Th.
Col. Plumb 10 9 printer BY trade, and
formerly pabIished the Hmporia SeSs;
came 70 Kansas from Zanesyills, Ohio
IN 1857, at the sge % nineteen. Ne j.
nov Preslden, Of = National Bank q
Empor's, and 10 reported " b4 worth
$4,000. which be hs made by spscu-
istion and tbs practice o. lag.
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The four Associate Justices appointed
.ldrr the Electoral Bill on yesterday
elected Judge STEPHEN ID. BRADLEY rs
the fifth member OF the Judicial branch
OF the High Commission.
Justice BRADLEY is u native of New
York, graduated at Rutgers College in
lo@G. anu came To the bar IN 1883.
He prsclced at Newark until sp-
pointed to the Supreme bench OF
lie United States. lie was formerly
WAig b.. Jecame moderate Repub-
a,aa aai zealously supported the war
Tor the suppression OF the rebellion. He
Sss born in 1878
The Arbitration having been fully
Ms4"up, wi. meet to- day and commence
their work. The sessions will be secret
aaili they have duly delibersted upon
u" qscslious presented to them. The
:r>.li OF Tier work will be awaited for
with sree' deal of interest by the whole
Hs:ion.
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WE have received the first number OF
the West Virginia Tablet, little paper
,,sued from the Deaf and Dumb Asylum,
4, Romney. 1t is a little gem OF its
,iDi sud We wish il abundant success.
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The Senate on yesterday confirmed
the nomination Of GEo. w. PATTON As
United States Marshal for the District OF
Wes, Virginia. This decspitates Major
S,AcN. who hss so long and efficiently
alled the pOei;iOn.
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Tue Penitentisry at Moundsvilie is to
80 reinforced. Governor WELLS and
me other members of the Louisiana Re-
,lraing Board are likeiyto repose within
., wslis
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Liberal Reauesi.

1T. JoHSsBUkG, VT, January ST.
ne Will Of The late Arunsh Hantipgon,
q Bantord, nstive of this State, leaves
asZo2,ooO fund for the benefit Of the
common schools OF Vermont.
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Prr1sEiELD, Mass January 81
Jacob saub, = ns,ursiiZed eTtiLso sai a
residsn, Of this pisce, jasi re:nrnei ir"t-'
(. yisi, 70 MS parents, near Sirs1iiofgt
Prussia. giyez the particulars Of hIs AZ
rs<t by Pru.sisn o5cisls and enforced
service in the army. He finally made
hi. escape into Prsnee, sftsr nsay bard
,bips. and embarked for tbs o0nniry
His frieads will call the attention ottt
State Depsrtmsn, at WsbingtoH 70 q
Gaze
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JUDGE FEKGUsoN's bill to unsettie the
capital question was the subject OF dis
.ussion in the House on yesterday.
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new YoEK, Dscsmber sl,-Tbs Gro
nsTs Jury IN the case os tbs Bsookisn
Tbssire dsastsr gave verdict to-day.
They say shat of The 2is victims Of tie
frs tso we're bsrnsd 90 death snd the
remainder sofocstsd Tks,e are sumss-
oas SUGGESTIONS tor the prsvsn,son u
frss 10 the future.
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The Fifth JusfIre

MAsHISGroS, January Sl.-Justice
bradley was this evening chosen Is the
a.la member Of the judicial branch OF
Tie Electoral Commission.
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Mr. PExxYBACKER acquitted himself
with n great deal Of credit in discussing
.aa objections to the Capital bill on yes
.rrdsv, and furnished Judge FERGUSON
with some law points, which the latter
.ound to BE- lions in the path.
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The State Senate has passed bill
!rclarrrg silver coin legal tender in
West Virginia. This may be all right,
but We are inclined TO the opinion that
such IegI5latio. can be- more successfully
managed in Congress than in State
legislature. If Maryland, Ohio and our
u.ishboring States do not regard it as n
gal tender, there msy be some diff
atty in making it available IN West
Virginia.
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The Eleceoral Commission.

WAsHINGToS, January 3l.-SpeaKer
Randall having decided to appoint two
Democrats as tellers in counting the
electoral vote, the President pro tenn o:
the Senate will appoint two Republicans
as tellers on the part of the Senate The
President pro tenn desired that one Dem.
ocrat and one Republican be appointed
from each House, but in this the Speaker
did not acquiesce.
The Republican National Committee
to-day decided to engage rs leading
counsel before the Electoral Commission,
William NJ. Evarts and f. W.
S!oughton, of New York. and Stan
ley Matthews and S. S. She!labarger
OF Ohio Ali these gentlemen are here,
and have entered upon the preparation
of their case except Stoughton, who Is
expected here tomorrow. They are au
thorized to associate with themselves
any others they may desire, who are
familiar with the Louisiana and Florida
cases The Democrats have as counsel
LYMAN Trumbull, of Illinois, Matt Car
penter, of Wisconsin, jeremiah Black,
OF Pennsylvania, and Ashbel Green OF
New York.
WASHINGTON, January Sl.--The
Electoral Commission at their ad-
iourned session discussed the subject OF
rules in regard to the hearing Of argu-
ments, &c, and adopted the main features
of those which govern proceedings be-
fore the Supreme Court. The sessions
for the hearing of arguments will he
held In public IN the Supreme Court
room. The duration of oral arguments
is limited TO two hours for each side on
objections, and four hours tor each side
on main points at issue in
each case. Limitations rs TO
the number of counsel who will be recog-
nizsd rs conducting n case is two for
each side. All the limitations may, how
ever, be enlarged At the discretion Of
the commission, whenever majority
deem the point in controversy of sufii-
Gent importance to warrant n more ex-
tended argument.
The rules are comparatively bric!, ~ d
will be made public tomorrow.
Mexican Claims.
The first lnstallment of 100000 due
by Mexico 10 the United States, under
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wAsaIs0Tos, January a.-Ihs Ssn-
ale confirmed the follosing IL ".
Y..on. United STATES Marshal fOr West
Virginia; Allen T. wyckos. Ysnfiou
agent, Columbus, o.
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AWFUL. The way the rascsliLies In
louisiana are being exposed.
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Dsea.

DErsoIr. January sl.--fse Hon.
Claiming S. Psyae. OF Flint. Aiehigan'
died this evening, aged 81.
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Sac PEascisoo, January u.--At .
special u,essiag Of ibe chsater Of Con-
nescs " day, the rssoIa,ion recently
passed By the New YHyk Chamber of
COnm<res asking the government %
sbsis the federal tsI 90 bank espitsi, vss
sdotSsd vIthOgt debate.
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Sc ES3E-aDa wednesday. January ~,
is-g. "a srn rniaates 1xsf IL o'eIaek, - bls
nEE6E. %.
Pzssrsi notice nss ssssu.
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st'hce!iua Register.
Go!d closed yesterday at lO5i.

The ,0sather to-day iOtA be partly cloudy,
y-tta south TO ,0sst lot'Eds. ana toi'er tem.
ps-d Ilre.
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Mexican Claims.

The first Installment of 100000 due
by Mexico TO the United States, under
the convention Of July 4, 1865, Tor the
settlement OF claims, has to-day been
paid to the Secretary Of State by the
Mexiesn Minister.
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BREEZY.
Are the people sovereign?

I)ON'T sneeZe.
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Jos. HANCOCK

Witness testified tbs: thn vss sent 10
Calvert, An intimsts friend OF Wells,
bu, il vss understood thst the tslesrara
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-09
MASSACHUSETTS,.


BosTON, November s. Tue friends Of Senator
Jewet have petitIuned for n recount of the vote
in the seventh Mddesex Dislrict. Nj. Abbott,
democrat. led 900 votes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-09
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November s. 1t is stated there is
strong Indication Of ring frauds in the returns in
brooklyn, IN order to defeat Henry for MAYOR
| he hist returns from different parts of the city
all gave him large gains over the rest of the
ticket. 1hls continued until his friends became
conhdent OF ms election. Then suddenly the ne.
turns ceased to come 1t. When finally after an
hour or more, the returns for mayor appeared.
the falling of IN his vote aud sudden increase Of
llowelIs were 80 noticeable that the reps at head
quarters at once concluded that the rlug men had
resumed their old Ipethod OF fraud.
The Tribune gives Conkling The credit of re-
ducing the adverse vote III the State ticket carry
iug the state senate, and Is able TO point to the
popular vote, II he chooses, and declare he ia
stronger III New York than Haye IN Ouio.
The dem State committee claim the election of
Nectman III the Gun senatorial district by 50 mai;
Latham IN the 9Th distinct, over Robertaton, Oy
400; Hammond, probably, in the 10Th; Lamont
III tue 23d; Payne i'll The 29th and that the SEN
ate Is u lie. 1he rep committee, On the contIary,
claim 10 of the 81 senators.
ALBANY, November s. The Evening Journal
makes the vote in this county on secretary of
otaIe tie, with one Or two districts To hear
from. II reduces the dem maj IN the State to
1900. Ii saws the election of Marvin, rep, for
senator IN the 23i district is CERTAIN, making the
senate stand ~ rep, II dem, autl-lammany. In
the assembly Ii claim, 81 reps to 81 dem. Harris,
rep for SENATOR has 2Ol6 mai.