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GROWER.
GROVER.
THAT INEVITABLE PERSON ON HIS WAY TO
NASII1SETON.

WASI1SGTOS.
Special Dispatch to I1c -:::s::Ee.
OMAHA, Ncb. March 4.-E1-Gov. Grover,
United States Senator-clcct from Oregon,
passed through Omaha this afternoon en- route
to Washington to take his seat He will arrive
in Chicago via c. s. y. n. tomorrow. When
he went through here few weeks ago to testify
at Washington in regard to the Cronin fraud,
he was met at the Union Pacific depot and con-
graduated BY the big guns among our Demo
Gratis, who lionizcd him to the utmost Of their
power. Among them was Dr. G. L. Miller, who
expected place in ri|den's Cabinet, aud who
sent Patrick, better man than himself, from
Omaha to Oregon to work up the Crouin fraud.
But to-day there were none SO poor to do him
reverence except your correspondent, who inter-
viewed him on Hayes election. Senator Grover
expressed himself as
SATISFIED IN ONE SENSE OF THE WORD
with thu result OF the Electoral Commission
that is to say, he was willing to abide by it, Us
it was the best thing for the country under pres
ent circumstances. In his opinion Hayes en-
tered upon his Office with better muniment OF
lit1e than be would have done had the vote
been counted in the first place by Ferry, and
Hayes declared elected by him. There was an
air Of legitimacy about the proceeding, aud
hence the Democratic party would, as they
were bound to, abide by it, while, il the vote
had been counted by Ferry, they would never
have been satisfied: He thought Hayes would
make good President, and would pursue a
conciliatory policy toward the South.
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WHAT THEY ARE, AND WHO GETS THEM.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 4.-All the gem
eral appropriation bills became laws, with the
exception Of that making au appropriation for
the support OF the army, and the River and
Harbor bill. The latter WIS reported from the
Committee on Commerce, but was not consid-
cred. There is, however, large surplus OF
money from last year, and therefore no improve
ment actually needed will suffer owing to the
non-passage Of the bill. With regard to the
Army bill, the former appropriation leaves suf-
fcicnt to support that establishment until the
end Of the present fiscal year. 90th OF June.
When it became known that the bill was lost,
prominent members OF Congress said this would
necessitate an extra session Of Congress about
May Q
Among the amounts appropriated by the Sun
dry Service bill for continuing work on
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
are the following: At Chicago, st. Louis, and
Cincinnati, S400, 600 each; Grand Rapids, Mich,
$4,000; Port Huron, Mich, $1,000; Parkcrs-
burg, WA, $1,000; Evansville, Ind, $50, 900;
Nashville, Tenn, $4,000; Memphis, $4,000;
Little Rock, Ark, $50, COO; Topeka, Kan, s5o,-
600. The SENATE receded from its amendment
proposing IN appropriation OF s250.00U for the
erection Of a National Museum building in
AlE 9Eu4tE ICCENEu from It's
amendment providing an appropriation for
continuing experiments in testing iron and steel
with view to determining their constitution
and characteristics.
BIG RUGS.
The House concurred in the Senate amend
ment appropriating So, QUO to pay the expenses
Of commission Of five skilled entonolosists, to
be appointed BY the Secretary OF tho Interior,
to report the best practicable methods Of guard
ing against tho inyasions Of .sRorky Mountain
1ocusts' Or grasshoppers. The House also ac-
quiceeed in the Senate amendment appropriat.
ing s6,5 500 to pay the Assignees of the Dominican
Republic (Thomas C.. Murphy and others) for
the occupation Of Samana Bay as coaling-
station prior to December, 1871. A Senate
amendment aupropriating s2,lo0 to pay cx-
pcuses incurred by
TWO VOLUNTARY COMMITTEES
In obtaining copies Of evidence filed before the
Louisiana Returning Board was also retained in
the bill. The provision adopted in different |
forms By the House and Senate respectively for |
Tree transmission Of public documents through |
Lie snai:s until the 1st day Of next January was
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OF the fiscal year onehalf the sum appropriated
for the current fiscal year, and that all other
questions be left to be decided at the
next session OF Congress. The Demo
Gratis cried out against this, and,
even when he modified it SO as to provide for
the support Of the army for only three months,
they were unwilling even to accept this. The
ayes and noes we're called On Morrison's motion
to insist, aud,
IN THE MIDST OF GREAT CONFUSION,
the roll WAS called as far as the letter II, the
Democrats all voting on the one side, and the
Republicans, without exception. on The other.
At five minutes before 12 Speaker Randall it,
tcrruptcd tho call, saving that it was physical
irnposstbilily that 1t should be completed before
the expiration Of the Congress, and, having an
nounccd bis signature to several enrolled bills,
read his farewell address to the House.
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held by purity .ol motive and impartia1ity OF
purpose which It is hoped is not questioned. Sen
atoEH;thc closing mon,ent brings me ne to the pam IN
cident to political strifc Wil make inroads upon
our number, though We gain new as We lose old
associates: The breach comes not without patnIs
~ are the duties Of this body, cordiality friend;
ship, and attachment arc the cords wound afoand
our Senatorial hand. Will! those who leayc me
To those who are here to Join LIS, our salutations
Of welcome nre rendered, Thus parting
and bidding adieu, while not omlttIns
1deity words cannot adequately acknowledge, and
commencing all to the care Of that Providence
which has kindly kent our number nnoEoSen our
ing the session, now pronounce the closing ses-
sion Of the Forty fourth Congress adjourned With
out day. tGreat applause on the hoor and in the
galleries.
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the Senate amendments, and the Speaker appoint
cd Messrs. Atkins, Morrison, and Foster as con-
ferecs on tho part OF tho House.
Mr.. Holman. from the Conference Committee on
the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill, made u re-
which was unintcliigiblc fron, lie fact that, as
usual in conference reports, its reference to the
various amendments IN dispute was By number.
and not sbbiect, occupied nn hour, and, during
that time, the influx Of spectators into lhc GAL
lerics was sufficient to crowd them to their utmost
capacity. There appeared to be fuller attend
ance OF members than almost at any period Of the
session. a large number Of persons had been ad-
mitted to the floor Of the House. and between the
doing his utmost to accelerate the hum OF CONVEX
saton, and the general excitement incident to the
close OF Congress. 1t was very difficult to understand
Most Of it however, consisted Of resolutions to
seeure tue pay Of the additional employees Of the
House, or 70 provide incrcased pay for them. All
position Of Mr. Holman. Among The other itenis
Of business done at this point the discharge Of
Conference Committee the bill to limit and fix
the slsnal Service Corps, the Committee not being
When the reading Of the conference report was
finished. Mr. Holman said he had intended to ex-
Agreed to.
Mr. House, OF Tennessee. moved to suspend the
rnes and pass the Senate bill to pay Perez Dickin-
son, Of Tennessee, S]S, 600 for cotton used by
furnishes Corps in fortiacations around Knox
J, xilie: .s Gn vote being taken BY the tel'crs,
md nays were demanded by Ir Holman, and utter
tue close OF the count the Speaker said that they
were ordered. This caused q great deal Of excite
ncnt because II was evident that the taking Of the
vote wonId use up the remaining three quarters OF
IN hour even If the vote could be concluded before
1oon; Ar. Tucker thercupon demanded and in
slsed in the demand that the question OF ordering
ne yeas and nays should be decided by vote By
nc tellers. aThar vote showed yeas, 81 nays 1:sa
so over voting in favor thereof. the yeas
ano nays were ordered, and resulted yeas, 14B;
Jays 10. So the bill Was passedx '
Ihe roll was called with unusual rapidity, and
ne reading Of the names dispensed with, so that it
vas oniy II :35 when the result vs3 announced.
Immediately thereafter Mr. Mor,Aaon, from the
ast Conference Committee on thr Army Appro-
's1atlon bill, rose to make his re-
-As soon as there Was some d. ~. Of quiet re-
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Hc claimed that tho special assessments were
pledged to tho payment Of bonds, and could not
BE- used for improvement purposes until the bonds
OF the aFtt aer1cs were retired: The Conmh-
sfoness, he cnntendei, had exceeded thetr nowcrn
tn The purchase Of tho Cotton trnct By purchasing
the entrr tract, when they
ONLY NEEDED 4 FOURTH OF IT.
lie nsittn1 thlt the Commissioners had no right.
even forth htncdt Of the park, for the purpose
they could othcrwise hare done, to exceed the
stftct letter Of tho Law. 1le fnftcT insisted that
the Co1nmlekEonef. hid exceeded the!e knthofty in
the nnuneT Of conducting the purchase Of lands for
dc11n1nent asscssmcnts. and that shtts arrange.
fncnt with Aessrs Gags and nrltgc was not nnshor.
lied by the Revenue law. In th!s, tht& tho Hoard
cuu1d not empower la agents IL exercise arY tia-
ctctlon in the fmonnt OF pena,tcs 10 BE- collected
upon such AaatAsnient certificates.
It wis determined, u portiblc, to conclude The
investigation BY holding
An EVENING sEssfox,
And the Committee re reassemb1et ut z p. n.
Gen. Georgc ". Smith commenced his atHu.
rnent Al thst hour: MI remarks were mainly 1c.
from which the bonds arc payable. taking the
ssme view on lhia point a. Mr. iIerrict. NJ also
tnnk the position that the Park Commissioners
might take any part reject any pAft of the land
contained within thu act prescribing Tho park
boundaries.
THE non. r. II. KALEB.
Following Gcn Smiths remarks the lion. F. II.
Khfea entered upon very elaborate and exhaust
Ire argument on behalf Ut the Park Coulmtaaonefs.
and The Case wns ahus closed shortly after mid
The Committee expect to hold conference to.
morrow, eud shortly to present thelF report
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WAsulNorUx. D. C.. April :0.-A delegation Of
whttcs aud blacks OF tho l.ah0f League Of tho
United statca called upon the lresIdvnt soa aay an,
read al address requesting hin 10 ombody III hls
pae4kago to Cangtsk4 recommendation for tue ap-
propr!stion Ut money fos internal improvements,
TO Rlys employment to Idle labor; also to recon.
mend the restoration Of suffrage In tho plslrlst Of
Columbia, and The payment Of 10, 900 workIngmeu
defr1uiled BY contractors under the board Of Pub
lie Works.
Tho President In reply, sai1: 'Thts speech Ia
10 voupiuuus and the topics 10 numerous would
rot undertake, IN unconsldcred, OF hand scnteu.
ees, TO expsess oDnlous iu regard to it. Some of
The statements ot facts perhaps deserya good
deal Of considerations; eeftsinfy. II there aEc TO-
600 men In this District out OF employment. or
that number OF men TO- whom the Government
owe, money, It ought to be paid. and Congress
would ba very desaltet Ia ta duty It It u not doas.
~ for tue genera! expression Of good will you ex
pfsss, appreciate 4. aa4 return MY thaaks very
g.: y ~ t. ~ IL r:
cittxsns asa precisely equal bsfoss tue law, and
our courts aud excettso departments tagst see that
these equal Fixht* SIC maintained. Wlta auch ~
.i...aee = Congress, "a. .bos. ~. ihs psepis,
tFict = not = question have given any eon.!4era'
t!on Of Washington, aud Of Jefferson. Madiso. aud
thu earlier ptss.1e4t.. snataso was sssled ln tLe
q e' pi wts % t. ofs sax. .Ss
various chapyes fsuR, that time 70 tha present.'
Huru Chairman llodnett, Ut The ielegatl0u Inter.
posxt query =. 10 what thu PRECEDENT tbousht u
that order u thlnx4, =: ~ American principle:
Tho Irrsldent-''Wsll rot LIscIs* IL. II 10
enough tu NY that whatsrrE you dc.ifu upon that
aubcct IL u within thu powcs 0f Congress to grant
1t IL nut within Tic power VI thu Executive.
Whether 1t IL ,0lc1 III tie election VI ,usn,her
Of Iougtsss or of ths President Il II. Of copr4e,
seFy lafss QUESTION. aaa y !. to ~ eonsasEsa n
ascosdAnes with the wishes ot sae people. DO
ills question:. IL i not for the prcsldcnt 70 lay
Iywn rulsa Tor tbs leel.!oa Ut 9uestsous Vt tlfa
&ur 10 tno people. il sdfu 10 lcatu thtul to the
r1eas body VI ihs psople. II tha istoptu Wish "
6eYs suGruxe IN ths District, | sbalt not Interfere
with theu. u,d should not vein. but would h!gr,
any I'LL On ,besauLIecL II theEl Il notLiu. tk.
, 1877-04-27
INSURANCE..
The National Hoard of Underwriters
Changes Its System.
Eaeridf D{1tadlcA 10 ne TriAuaA

Changes Its System.
6pertdI N1pdlca 10 ne TtiAaaA
Nxw Yonx, April, 2J.-Thv National Hoard st
Fire Underwriters to-day male decided scvoln.
tIon in its business. A member Of the Board says
that q rcsolatlon WAS adopted 1caving tho
question ot ralcs hereafter cnttrciy 10 tho
local Boa.ds throughout tAu country. This
called cut earnest opposition. Tho Geuesa1
Agent, Mr.. Montgomery. ind Ills nsststants, WHO
havo heretofore been. engaged In revising local
tariffs iu all paris Of thu country. investigating
charges Of violation Of tho established ra.rs,
etc., will be discharged, and tho total cx-
penaes Of tho ucard limited to sl5, 100
rear: The espsn'es M Tor several year, pat hasa
tces will conttnua their work ~ heretofore, aGp9
Executive Co.nn,ittca VII! meet When eis.
L 81 ssia
Committee will ncet u ~ o'tfoek so,motrox
no!nsns % orvan!so. when ths Length Of tjps that
g H. sss
three years, onc.ih!.4 foE two, and onc.
bird fer on. Iear Hereafter ons ,thisd r. ths
tho Uoatd leave lbs question nf rates advisory IL
al parts of tho country with Zach company and tts
axei:ts czcopt u ther may bo governed BY 'oeal
r. ~ Msssrs Assodatsd J+ssa
NEw fuAx. April ~. -Ihe annuul convention Ct
ss noanl Ssa e rTs vn4xstaFs
suy Mattsrs discussed tu+day, ~ hey wcse Of =
private natnte. .........
si ss o:': .sa e; III ss:sS
Sss Ys:E +ts::s.s 5: Es;ht tSisS:Iss: Ffs;5sss:
iixisht L. sM!tS spisia;aela. ,s. T. Head, Ssv
~, nv Yuik. J: b: l!a!l. coIa9;nIa:; O.. g: 9:
.,a; Ill., ~ ;oiE e. esons fh.depSs
X, J. Smith, Chlcsxo
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SPORTING NEWS.
pA9T.UALL.
Eptefdl DifpdfeA to 1hk Tribune.

WAuKKoAx, 1lf.t April H0.-Thc Chicago Club
played the Lake Forest University n!nr hcrn to.
day. and gave them fire onts 10 mn inning. At tho
end Of tho eighth inning the game ended with a
score Of 9! to In farar Of The chcagos. The lat.
tor club mleed tho train, md arc Obliged to htay
bero over night
lxniAEA1plls, Ind, April 2G.-Daso.baIl: In.
dlnuapolis, .; sysacusc Stars. @.
NEW fo1k, April 1G-1t1Ae- bali: unfttoTda, 9,
In tho arat inning; Athletics, o.
1snns cArnetk.-N0ne.
Flrstha.o on errors-1tastiort, .: Athletic, =.
4sptciut Ntpafch to 11s Tribune.
CINCINNATI, April ~. --Tha National League
Present: President Hubert, Chicago; Secretary
y. 4. Young, y. T. AppolouIo, Doson: Charles
4. fowlc, St. Louis; lob Ferguson. Hartford: j.
4, k6ck, Cincinnati; aud ". II. johnston, Louis.
rille. They adopted The League schedule, - pre-.
Chlcagos # c>neinuan May 80. instead Of 3iay
90; louisvle At Cincinnati July 8, Instead Of May
4; Cincinnati at LouEyllle June ~, instead VI
May 10: u. Louis at Lontayi,lo May VI and
30, !nhtena Of May ~ and 10; Bostonv
At Loulsslllr May 81 and 12, instead Of
May 22 and ~; they also fnet:uctcd MF. Mahn to
make hls Leagne regulation balls ,aoEs ;rsly than
tue balls ~ manufactured woald be lively enough
which proves mol to be the cs,so.
All the delegates loft for their homes this even.
Manning. Of the I3ostons. has been eoud;tiona,iy
enGageA 70 rlay With the Cinc!nHatis. 1ta IL here
and w!!l pitch IN tbs sysacnae Star gnmo Saturday
il I. dcalznsa to play him I'LL Matthews gct strong
WoonsEuSh, ILL.,. AWtl .1.-TAs Fslsbanka de.
fcated the Clipper! Of Woodstock to-day :. 10 .,
with two crsoss only for tho Fairbanks.
, 1877-04-27
CANADA.

Insurance--Ths Mcmbrrs OF Parliament In
l1ot Water for LaH.lseAklpg---Ths North.
ern ItallwAJ-.-TnrlT.
Hpeetaf N&pasea 10 11s Tribune
1foNgazAl, April ia dcputAiion Of the uan-
ngcFS Of American Insurance companies dqlng
business In Canada will proceed to tho States to
consult with representative tnsusance men befnro
taking action n regard TO the recent leg4latlon At
Ottawa Or. Alexander, manager Of thu -Etna
Llfc.lnsufaHcc Company, who wns arrested this
morning for perjury. has taken an aetiua for
SO. 600 agaInlt DAILY. who cauaed his arrest.
Lieut. Col. Ia Drunchc. commanding French
Canadian regiment, has rendered his sav!eea to
Generpl In tho event OF tho Empire being Involved
In the war in the East lie has also offered 10 Ealse
regiment In Canada for survies abroad.
rouoxr6 ptffsi1 sr,1, ,ospa.ea .;9 s1 NJ , 3Ts..s
ussion 1nsrchsns. and auetionsers. u this city.
ha'o aa'sssa THs,r ,so,!lts: 4. re GOO
has introduced ! bll 10 amend tae set Relating 70
!hs indepgsnaenss ot iaslaaent i !. latan'sd g
sssss te. H. A rena.y " 81 pef e
Saly; Ti,s ease Of stsskei Ansin + Jill esisf.
Conmlttos Slt4 with closed doors. Every day nav
s GSashtd e 1ome having '
un e. ais "a. soaeahat better to-
day. although not abs to leave his i,ouss. The
Canadian press put tho moat unchaHaaAe and TN.
Rumors OF changes III tho Government are safe,
but can he traced to no reliable source.
The SuEtharu Hallway resolutions shat ths Cum.
rany shall pay ceFtAtn bonds tn tho Government OF
Ca,lada Within year. In satisfaction Of sama lH,-
properly applied Gy tlis Comtany out Of money
Com,nlttco tnlny, a,ld Bill founded os them
passed llrtt, SECOND, und third Eexdinxs.
On tho fsrta bill coming up to- night, motion 70
reduce tho duty on unit une cont par pound
bEnught on long discussion. Tha nation LOST Oh
division: and ths btu paa*rd nnnl reading.
~ tA< Wesftrn A1soetatst FSsss,
OTTAWA, Ont, Apsll ~. LETTER. hare been ID.
drossed to tho Hon. Sir john A. Macdonald, tho
Hon. A1rx. Mekentc. and the ptess calling Attsn-
Victoria will hsyo completed tbs forttelh yess Of
her rssgn, and proposing that the Canadians shoold
!!er Majesty to tako tho tItle of "Empsess ol
GAuaa1, !"
, 1877-04-27
And Spur Their Champions to ex-
traordlnary Trlumphs OF
Swasi1buck'ing.
The Absentees Vife-h1outhed In
tho Direct Ratio Of Their
Derclfctton.
The Correspondent Responds to 30 I'm.
pressive an Encore with
Corrected List.
A Number Of Measures OF Varying I'm.
portance Passed by the Senate.
TIE ABSENTEES.

1asY CuARuH uPoN T11B TRIBUNE coRRE-
sPoNpzNT, HORSE, FOOT, AID nHAaooAa ]
HIDE, HAIR, AND TALLoW.
Epectat DtspoteA 10 7as 1fshuH&.
srn1NaE,Esp, ILL.,. April e6.-Tho House assem-
bled this morning in 50 ugiy ffans OF mtnd. THE
rx,suNt's publication OF the absenteea and non.
voting record Of membor1 for 2ot roIf.calls since
tic election OF United statas Senator waa what
made tho HOUSE ugly. Having Tuesday. BY voting
down Wontworth's resolution, voted TO conceal tho
faets ~ to their abaontsslsm and neglect Of otttat
du,y, they were naturally dIspleased when THn
Tn,nuxE let daylight In upon tho record. 1t was
uotu thau they had counted on,-an cxasptftng lot
uo.e. As In tho transmission by telegraph sone
fsu erto,s occurred, tho l[at 10 now repented.
, 1877-04-27
AndfCh!cAKo Tynts are. rs appeafs by tho official
directory, committee Gle rkr. Also Phoclon How.
ard. Sam Parker, Of til Peoria Trantertpt, Ii tho
Lieutenant GoveEnoFa Secretary,

CAnD.
Far the benefit Of Hr. Gallon and ali concerned,
J would .thte that Wis clerk Of the four commit
tees nnnch. which were grouped, and allowed ono
qured of me-whctfer well Or iii dies not become
me 10 ea1. The CksIrmcn Of thr ,rercIal3:oinmtt.
tees, who had fnll power to dfsmfsn mo did not
satisfactorily perform my duties. had my name
placed on the .psT.ro1,, md the Speaker q the
onss certified T,s daS e ssns
resolution d!seont1nufnR COMMITTEES clerks. II ts
late In The day to discover that didn't pe Fform my
duties. Would thtt discovery have eser been n,hde
except for Taa THInuEE's pnbleatton Of the ab-
"''* " '''' '''>''''' '0 il. ". THOMSON.
4 NOTE rHoM THE nov. !, n. KBpzf1.
~ tie Editor a TA4 7rtauae,
sFntxsrixt1l. H.. April 4.-Thc connection IN
which you mention my nnmc IN your paper ct 70.
yonf 1 ,sadefs 10 Inter that W, as,en. from ~
post on Aon!sy, such was not The faes: wM In
eary eomntttee work in the afternoon. While an
this aubJctt, beg to aly. farther that during the
committees dnty. ai aad two Or Or three days on on
account Of eieknesa 10 ny. family. During the
present month have been obliged 10 bo absc nt for
shrce o. four dsrs on aeconnt o. seyete sekness In
give ~ equally good account of thclt attendance Or
non. .ht& endsnce. A. pay $40 In ta1es for every
day In tho year feel no Conscientious scrpp1es iii
drawing my Is PET DAY for 4 few month";
| tMr. Kedzlo don't need to explain Of defend Ills
attendance rscord. ~ It Ia very much better than
tho average. II a1l the members had been ~ at
tenttvs and industrious he. the business at tho
session would be consdersb'y farther along.
, 1877-04-27
APPOINTMENTS.
THE MADISON pOsT.oYFiCK.
Et,erfnf FNstrffrh IN 7As 1sth,,rs

"AshtsoEos' ~ c.' Apf'l 2o.-co'. kcyes,
...s ps :: asto" s T s; Va. ,. s,
mt nvncc,rd ~ sos,n becon,s sa.,,%s;. s,. saa
noa @ e1rse'ea M s' 70 aaa,s necoms eaaa'oale, oos
party, almost unanimously favored bis rcappolnt.
uent, he decided to be candidate. The fact that
III, '..s.s,'. ssst. .ptss'" .es *'a. .aeoo'
g1y T 'ne.essea 'ns oesn. 10 po sceommsesonea
ihe popular 'ndofsemens ot Keyes; which inc'nd.
well odutn!,.cred - under him. werc dled IN to
post.cntre Dsn.rtn,nnf trhe nn,~ nn-n..
~. 's,... ..sn oo un! oPPos.
spooner: Reyes va. iudorscd By Senator
Angus Cameron, while Senator Howe tool no part
In tbe matter, C.drallader C. Ws.hburn how.
sfe'' uek se.J oct'o pat' IN opposing he5ca.
Among other thing be obtained volume Of the
ea ts..i0ny ia Tho, tue "hI.sy nt'x Investigation and
az. o.s.. - We ss".s ~; n aappensa
tnat eeese1h1 saeesaly "as caa,smAn OF ihe sno'
branch nf The WHISKY Ring frauds, md tbst, attrr
most patient Investigation, McCrnry himself drew
up thn report
Of n1l charges made against him, staunr TINT theY
evidently orienatcti ifi malice, ind that thsfa va
Mctfsry could do nothInE elso ihan stand b. III
own report. ~ 40 sebuttinr proof wan proluced by
Nashburn, aid McCfnfY4s cxpIauatiop to ths
nna neaaye s tbe ea, y @
Wu1hhurn also telegruphed from New York that
he, reiterated his charges. hut .. care.
falls to discover any charges died. il IL
learned THAT that tho only charGes Wsshbarn made
Of United statea Marshal Ut Milwaukee. and who
was Instrumental IN making the whisky charges
1ssass Sneo'nF A''e'
esn.s ashs tsss hs viii ba rstnfaea 10 hls fo1.
RIM pufgr7Nr AVN KNnp trrEa n11urtr
, 1877-04-27

ehar1e, That fact .honid b. made public. -.
marked absent O. It moi u voting % fourteen times when
It ahonld have been l42 iinitsl wanted The reson.
ion adopted. 20 u'at the matter might be 'nVe'si'
MIR. MORT. wanted to ask the gentlemen ffosn
Morgan tt:a'ou, lpal whcther.l II had onty been
guilty Of stealing since b bad published th.;
Mr. Rowett TAG, raid be dt,n't know abouttha
e dan ~hst The psps.sh ssa Mh.t h dd
Gas's fS's a'sss ssis III sssss. g -. ''
nRAsoN.
to she editorial Of TME Tntnr.I promising 10 pab.
T.. s .se :" na,,, %Ss iasd H. I'D
osra on ths raw, and this resolution was simply
sa ss, rs'at ''$ sss1ss' sssF hi. ''ss
i.or q 'rnx TnInuSs wAs tcsponsible. u wrong
spon.iSlo. Dnt shs iioase itso1i was tespoasiblo.
sss ~ s"sa T. n ss
done i we'll, and hs entered hls protest asanst Tho
III. Pinuey .--....----
WANTED souKBopT cENsuRBp
for he rePo,t rss nsoTsts, snd be wanted
two dozen, tnore Or less, Of exAAperated members
s e s ;ss ta g. 6e saa - Sss
sIa' lii. Trnesdeii demanded the ayes and noe. 4
done. then he wanted the record upon It. Iie
wanted 70 know what had haeoms Of hr' Matthew'S
Tho Speaker ruled that It WIS mot before the
l1ouse not having been offered At the proper time.
Then there was more prualxlons aquahols BY TIT
riNitLr TIN nol1 WAS cAt1np