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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29
Quaker City DOings.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-Detectiyes
are doing their best to get the bottom
facts Of the recent effort to rob the Con.
solidation Bank, but as yet have Oh
tanned no new information.
The old U. s. frigate Potomac, built
and launched at Washington, D. G., in
1921, Will be sold ut public auction, al
League Island Navy-yara, Saturday
next.
Last evening a diff :ulty occurred be-
tween two night wa clmen OF the First
National Bank, during which Geo. Weir,
aged sixty-nine (white). was serious y
injured about the head by the other
Waterman, A. Foster (coiored( The
trouble arose from the refusal Of Weir
TO allow Foster to go out Of the bank,
where,upOn Foster drew large bolt
from the dour and struck him on lh. .
head. Both men were arrested.
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FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
The Matthews-FOster Letters and
Another Statement.
al Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, March 20 The letters OF
Matthews and Foster in relation to the
policy of the Hayes administration are
at last made public by the request OF Mr..
Matthews yesterday, communicated to
Mr.. Levy, who held copies of them.
These letters involve no bargain, as has
been enormously stated, but tOreshad-
owed the course Mr.. Hayes would pur-
sue in reference to South Carolina and
Louisiana.
MessrS. Matthews and Foster stated
that, irom their knowledge OF Governor
Hayes, it was that he would allow the
people Of those States to govern them
selves in their own way. There is also
a letter Of Mr.. Matthew'S stating, on be-
hall of President Grant, that when the
Electoral Count should be concluded he
would Immediately issue an order TO
General Augur resembling his previous
order, whicn required the Stata quo to be
observed.
There is also written statement,
made by Mr.. Ellis, of Louisiana, giving
the substance OF u conversation which
occurred between Hon, H. Wattersou,
k4ntucky, and Ellis and Burke, OF
l. luisiana, with Matthews, Garfield,
1hSl Aiuhs L OolOl dHu bCuHloUU, VI OulO,
in which certain assurances were made
by the latter gentlemen. These asspr-
ances were made by Judge Matthews,
and were to the effect THAI military iu-
terference in behaif OF Packard would
be withdrawn. This was co. .tirmed by
other friends OF Gov. Hayes then pres
emf. This statements OF Mr. E,lis Will be
MAZE public also.
The Louisiana Commissions.
The following gentlemen, having &C.
cepted the positions rendered them, are
announced as the Commission to visit
Louisiana: Judge Chas. d. Lawrence,
OF Illinois; EX-Governor j. q. Brown, ol
Tennessee; General Joseph r. uawley,
OF Connecucu General joan NJ. Har.
Ian, OF Kentucky; Wayne McVeigh, OF
Penn, vania. 1'ne Commission VIII
organize with Judge Lawrence as
Chairman, and start Tor New Orleans
Oh Monday.
Hampton Arrives.
g. Vernon WaIe namp,un. I'll SIuih
Caruhna, arrived 1T Iui Ballimura ~
Pottmdc D.pOt this mJrn.ng at 2:3J
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From the Hub.

National Associated Press to the Star.
DosToN, MASS, March "a public
hearing was gwen this morning, by the
Railroad Commissioners, ON an order OF
the Commonwealth, TO examine into,
and report on, the financial condition OF
the New York q New England Railroad.
Rsv. Silah b. Treat, long Gnowh
and widely respected in his re-
lalions to the American BOarG OF For
elgn Missions, died yesterday, alter a
brief illness, of pneumonia.
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Amusement NOtea.

The Tomasi Juvenile Opera Company
give two performances daily-matinee
aid night. At matinee only % cents
admission. Be sure to take the chill
dren.
At Woods Theater next week Bouci-
caulrs comedy company in forbidden
Fruit"
Next week at the Grand Opera-house
"Evangeline" combination, including
Miss Eliza Wealhersby and full COM
pany.
Emerson's Minstrels at Woods are
drawing crowded houses nightly. An
entire change Of programme is an.
nouncei for Tonight. First appearance
OF Mr.. Chas. Haywood, the wonderful
male soprano.
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Nichols and His hackers.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW ORLEANS, March 9-The receipt
of assurances from President Hayes
that no attempt would be made to re-
8 ore the statu quo has produced very
favorable impression, and peace is now
maintained in every direction. Cover
nor Nichols success Is conceded. re-
titions are being circulated and signed
By merchants and business men de-
mauding the removal of Federal troops
and requesting non-interierence on the
part OF the Federal Government In
State affairs.
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THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 49, 1877

rived here this morning on the steamer
Potomac. and will show here one nignt:
The Riverside Baseball CLUB, OF tnls
city, completed their organization Ior
The season last night, and it is thought
to be the strongest amateur organiza-
ton in the State. They came w'tnln
two scores of defeating The famous heo
Stockings, of Cincinnati, in 1917, ana
will probably tackle some OF the League
Climbs this wear.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
The Weather,
Associated Press to the Star.

~ r.,.a, . ......,., u.,ozs 4. ..o cLo,
N"Cl0na' z''o0i"Oou 1893 w 'Ho ''"''
NEW YORK, March Z9'-lhe "eatner
this morning is clear and cold. Astrong
wind from the northeast is blowing, and
the thermometer registers 30 deg. above
zero.
rr-,,
editorially approves OF the men enosen
just the men whose sympathles must pc
! strong with the progressive policy OF the
fresloent. Inc plan GonteiIlpiaIes p
Gom,siana rocsnvoss NJ the vote for
Gnvarnor hv this Iegislature. and a
recooniIion hv the administration of the
Governor fonnd to be elected. II this
plan fails then it is believed the troops
will be withdrawn and the people of
Louisiana allowed to settle their differ
ences as best they can.
Still Harping on A. Oakley.
The whereabouts of Ex-Mayor Hall
remains as much a mystery as the day
after his disappearance, A report that
he sailed for Europe by the steamer from
Hostui gains credence to. tay among his
friends. id a disnatch from Montreal saws
hat the rnmor that Mr.. Hall had beer
in that city proves unfo,lnded: also thai
n M @ steamers nv p" Ieave that mort Or Quebec
durinr the winter months,
c. E.,ns,o -, 49, p,
""' APAO" O i INV "r""""aS
Ahe"'eF'
Last evening an explosion of gas oc
Cured in the property room OF the
Broadway Theater. Considerable ex
cltemeht prevailed for some time
among the employees OF the theater
sidas tba hreakinS of fnS namos n o,
glass no damage was done,
M. CuiI,v
~ ~ ~,
me .rI"i VI ool. m. fitz ana Charles
Mc1aiiy1 StiH oy lor oGmPiiclty ln tne ialce
OF $4lo,o0o worth OF diamonds, from Z. v
hRnu, came 10 an emu az late hour yes
teroay afternoon, the jury returning d
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Instantly Killed.

National Associated Press to the star.
PITTsBURG, March pa boy nmel
John jones, aged fourteen years, was
killed yesterday at Edgar Thompson's
Still Works at Braddock, Pennsylvania.
He was engaged at the elevator rope,
which broke, causing the elevator 10
tall O a him, and Kill nim almost in family.
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DrODped Dead.

National Associated Press to the Star:
MIDDLErowN, N. Y, March 29.-Dr.
ID. L. Jackson, a resident of this city
and a prominent railroad contractor,
and formerly Uaited States Revenue H.
spector at Milwaukee, dropped dead OF
neart disease this morning while iun-
nlng 10 catca the Newbury way train.
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BY Fire.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CoHoEs, N. Y, March 29-During a
fire, early this morning, at No. ST Mo-
hawk street, the walls fell, burying
Charles Walker, fireman, in the ruins,
and crushing the adjoining residence,
killed Mrs. Henry Luddeke. Loss on
property, 1900; insurance, partial.
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DISPATCHES FROM ABROAD
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
THE PROTOCOL SIGNED BY ENGLAND.
LONDON, March 29.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette announces, prominently, that En-
gland has consented to sign the protc-
col, Russia agreeing to demoblize; but
England proposes that the protocol shall
become void should there be any failure
to fulfill the engagement to demobll-
jZe,
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Portsmouth News in Brief.

NpCUIVI 10 IIIU oIUIs =
PORTSMOUTH, o., March .9.-The sub.
Scorpions 10 tue Scioto Valley Railroad
being now almost completed, work will
be commenced Immediately, aud the
road will be completed by Ociober /,
Hccrrdi & 10 the contract with The sat-
scfiherS,
Aayams L nizs en- II, -. astrsI, mr..
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29
Marriage LlceaGs es.

The following marriage licenses were
issued since Our last report:
Chas. Rosenbeck and Emma Leak.
Pet. Losch and Wilhelmina Il R.iuhardt.
John S. Palmer and Carrie Smith.
Pet. Monroe and Clara Burnside.
Jos. Breitinger and Josephine Scheidt
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missed; Peter Seward. failing to post
red light dismissed.
Petit Larceny - John ONaaI, dis
missed; Walter Ridge way. $50 and %
days; Barney Davis, 500 and 30 days;
Robert Payne, Spencer PendletOn, dis
missed.
Street Begging-Sam. Hall, James
Jones, Sheppard Madden, 81 days each.
Assault and Battery-Frank Carney
dismisse /; Barney Gegan, Chas. VIII
son. $40; J. b. Isucker, continued; J0ha
Richards, dismissed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by tho Bea. q
This Morning.

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present and Preside. .lt
Bell in the chair.
The pay-rolis of the Wator-works 8.
amounting to $l,si2 Is, were approved
aud ordered pain.
Tue petition of the Little Miami r AZ.
road Company asking the privilege oi
extending ther track on Font street,
was made the s.ecial order for nexi
Thursday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29

NTOTICE.-APPOINT OF ADMIN :
IN lSTRATOR.--The III iersi2ned has been
duly appointed Administrator of the estate of
William Stump, Sr., late Of Hamilton County,
Ohio, deceased.
Ali persons indebted to the estate are re-
auested to make immediate payment. and
those having claims against the same will
present them duly authenticated to the under
signed for allowance.
JNO. A. TRIMBLE,
Administrator, &C., OF VIM. Stump, deceased.
Office southeast corner Fifth aud W alnut St.,
Cincinnati, y. mh29-3tfh
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MIsCELT ANEoUs. :.

SSTANDARD SCROLL Il iOh. lusg out, mas
y 200 designs and IDEAS nyaluahle to all
Painters, SC. just tno hi h wanted AMI must
be seen to he apYreclatel. Only 81. Examia3
%any book store or paiuters supply store.
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WASHINGTON CITY, February 81, 1877.
GENTLEMEN-ln reference to the con-
versation had with you yesterday, in
which Governor Hayes policy as to the
status of certain Southern States was
discussed, we desire to say that we can
assure you, in the strongest possible
manner OF our desire to have him adopt
such policy as will give to the people
Of the States of South Carolina and
Louisiana the right to control their own
aft lirs in their own way, subject only to
the Constitution OF the United States
and the Laws made in pursuance 'hereol,
and to say further, that from an ac-
quaintance with and knowledge of Gov
ernor Hayes and his views, we have the
most complete confidence that such Will
be the policy OF his administration.
Respectfully,
STANLEY MATTHEWS,
CHARLES FOSTER.
To Hons. John b. Gordon and John
Young Brown.
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House OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

WASHINGTON, d. O., Feb. ", 1877.
GENTLEMEN-Referri to the conver-
sation mad with you yesterday,
in which Governor Hayes policy
as to the status of certain
Southern States was discussed, we de-
sire to say in reply that we can assure
you, in the strongest possible manner.
of our great desire TO have adopted such
a policy as will give to the people OF the
States Of South Carolina and Louisiana
the right TO control their own affairs in
we feel authorized, from an acquain-
tance with and knowledge Of Governor
Hayes and his views on this question, ,
::0 ipjiieage ourselves ourselves 70 y5d for MIN that
such Will be his policy.
CHAS. FOSTER.
To Hon. John Young Brown and Hon.
John b. Gordon.
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NOTICES.

T EGAL.--HARVEY MILLER, PLAIN
LrIFF against IL. A. Van Amringe, de-
iendant. Before John w. Riley, Justice OF the
Peace OF Cincinnati Township, Hamilton
County, Ohio. The defendant will take notice
that ne has been sued by II. Miller for the sum
Of 1872, that an attachment was on the lSt day
Of March issued in said action by SAID Justice,
and that unless he appears AID answer on the
18th day Of April judgment will be rendered
against him. HARVEY MILLER,
BY HEALY & BRANNAN, his attorneys.
mhz0-3tTh
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29

VNTANTED-LVERY TO KNOW
VV'1hat II. WEBER, 800 w. Fifth street,
opposite Trinity school, sells the best ladies'
KID ami pebble side laced shoes at 81 81.
jaZ7-3mS, Tu&Th
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NNTANTED HORSES TO BOARD - For
w the winter in the country. Terms cheap.
Tor Information apply to y. l.. STALL. at
Shook & McNicolPs stable, southwest corner
OF Fifth and Sycamore. no!5-Gf
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Tweed Not Yet at Liberty.

Tweed will, it is positively stated. not
be released to-day. The prosecution is
engaged in searching to obtain a truth
Iul schedule of the property owned by
Tweed in order to recover all, if possible,
and it may be several days or even
weeks before all the negotiations are
completed and Tweed's release ordered.
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

Tor SALE-FAR RM-Of ll6 acres OF good
IL land, a. miles from Xenia, Illinois. For
full pal ticulars address Box l3, Xtnia, lii.
2G-5t
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FOR SALE.

TNOR SALE-PROPERrY - Cincinnati SUI
10 burban unimproved; will exchange for st.
Louis property. Address X. W. MURPHY, ,
St Louis, % Ct
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RI fAE1n Families or groceries IN want OF
ii SHiAA good Flour = warranted to give
HNtHn satisfaction can be supplied by
] GVVah going to the WEST EN- D MILLS.
Your orders are solicited. Delivery free.
JAMES X. HURIN, Sixth stree, betwaea
BaymIller aud Freeman. mh7-9m
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TOR SALE IGARS-At JOHN KIRK'S
I Cigar Mandatory, ID e. Third street: 81,
81 ~, 81 10, 81 @ 81 10, 81 rs, 50, So 81 81 and IS.
mhl2-tf
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LOR ES-a5- horse portable,
j l0-horse farm, two 30-horse stationary;
also, SJ-Inch grist mill and portable bolt; all
l,05j Mt. YernOn, y. .26t
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L'OR RENr-COTTAGE-InC Covington, cot
i tage of three rooms AMI basement, $40
six rooms. 430 Bakewell street, $lS. |. COOP
Ek, SiXtu and Madison. 2V-4t
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LNOR RSALE-FARM-Uf 50 acres, miles
L bact Of Newport, Kentucky, on Alexan-
aria Pike. Apply to G. f. HAYMAN, corner
Madison and Monmouth streets, Newport, Ky.
9-6t
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-HOUSE-At Oakley, on NJ. &
Il &. K. r., house OF ten rooms; plenty of
fruit and shade; stable and carriage use.
Inquire at H06 Walnut street. 29-3t
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FOR RENT--ROONIS.

LOR REST-RDOMS--Suito oi 10 ms, Ia use
Il Tor year as d ntal rooms; rent low, In
quire at sOutheUs. corn1r Fourth and ain
streets. s9.3t
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TOR SALE - FARM - ;iooi farm OF 9TX
burg, in ClermoDt Coun5y. Farm IN goou
Orarr. Will sell on VERY EASY terms. good
chance for any one ieslrr@ it 10 get u good
home Address b. Is. s., Star office, 25J Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, o
jy2id&iyTw-tf
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National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, March 29.-Tne weather
this morning is clear and cold. Astrong
wind from the northeast is blowing, and
the thermometer registers 80 deg. above
Zaro
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-11-10
Weston Democrat
Laws relating 10 NcVVs!5a-
peg Subscription and
ATraTascS.

Subscribers who do 10, give express no.
tice 70 the contrary, axe considered wish
ing to continue their subscription.
lfsnbscribtrs order the discontiuuanCc Of
then periodicals, the publishers @Ar cos.
7,"rE 70 SEND 5nrH r%,!L - aHrEh@Grs
EEcfAi3
!r'le s,l:rriAc's ne9lcc; or refuse 10 :al;e
t%gtr periodicals rom the cG;er to which
'acy orc'lircc',i, they are held responsible
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Henry Armstrong,
vS.
J. l.. QuPcn aud others.
~ cHAScEEY Is TIE cmCrir CcrEr OF rRaX.
TOS COUNTY.
In pursuance Of lrct"r rendered IN tho
above styled Cause rs said Court, at tho
Angus; term thereof, ISL the undersigned
Conan ssionCr appointed ;Gr the largOsc.
will, Mt the front door ii tic Court i!uEsr Of
Lewis county, on the first day q: the Drrcm.
her term, 1917, Of The County Court iur sail
county, proceed to sell at public auction
that valuable Tract land, situate on Hughes
Futk - Of BIZ Skin Greek, in Lewis
county, containing
lG5 ACRES AND 81 POLES,
mud upon waich Jacob c. Dicks recently re-
sidrL.
TERMS OF SALE.
Sufficient cash in hand to pay co:'s Of said
suit and expenses VI salt, and The srIiluu
upon credit u SIN, twelve AMI righ,cvu
months, with interest from day cfsa'r, IL,
purchaser executing bonds iii. N..a.O,
security 10, the several insia!mra:, lt .g-
chase monCy, and the title 10 si,.i .lad l.,'
be retained II, i lurIlipI security
". &. BENNETT.
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NDUCNVIONAL.
MUSIC.

MRS. MARY ED:IESToN will oTca
4 Music Class the lst Of September. Pupils
instructed in both Vocal and instrumental
MUSE, AMI also in the Theory Music Fer
further information apply at her esience
Oh Main Street.
Weston, August II.
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Norwood High
School and Coi|c sc

ry: rc'ral,: Vim. y. alc!i, Thos "A.
S,!ior, X. Il. Nillis. Ir.
TIN Session OF Isis, will open on Thurs
day the 9o'i Of September lsiT-with II fu!!
corp' Of Instructors and full aai thorough
Instruction in Nil Lcpas;mcn:s.
CAIALgGrrs-ContainiuG full paEsicniAls
sent On application to the Principals.
NORWOOD p. D. VIRGINIA.
Rsirr TO Judges EEannou nnI Eimi!ton
and nr. r. i. amden, Weston, ". VA
aud 10 r. c. Green md Col. Jalhvs N. Ran.
son. Cmrlr:iaU, ". Va. All patrons o
the School.
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Washington letter.
WAsnrxc7ox, Oct. 81, 1871.

tsUu" HN"bN'NN
The political cTcn!s of yesterday
we're the announcement Of the House
Committees b. Speaker Randall, and
the presentation Of nearly onc thousand !
bills anl resolutions in the House.
The Committees arc in some sense u
surprise to all, but, to most. will be an
agreeable surprise. The persona! feel. |
irgs Of Mr.. RANDALL are c&hib;t,d less
;haa was thought probable in the CON.
position 0; the important Committees
and he has evidently do"e his hes; to
pu, the working material Of the House
whc7c it .7il, DO the most good to the
country. The Chaifa,nshirs are on
the "ho!e jrlisio9sy distributed
though New ;usiuui With fsc Demo.
cratic representatives gets none.
suppose that never before was such
= number Of bills sEd resolutions pre-.
scented in orc day. Another o?porta.
nifty sill not be had FOG wees. and
nuuLcys seen 10 have thought the
only hcPc o; securing action on their
measures Il; the extra session would be
in presca;iug them as $Ocn as possible.
Amou. the more important OF iLem
Was bill a7?roNf:2tins money to ali
in cur representation .; the Paris l:x
b;bilion rex year: to revive the Ala
5awa Claim. Cemm' >rn: !etuc..g
gale Of postage to two cent: rer ana!
tenure Of ciiic: ac, FOR the rcm"ynI
VI al! political djsnti!i,ics: to simplify
existing laws for collecting duties on
imports: making Iae department Of
Agriculture cnc Of the Executive De-
parmcnis r,vca! the act providing
for resumption OF specie payments; to
make u. 5. notes received for duties
on imports: and one appropriation Of
three million dollars for the ierers oi
the Mississippi River.
III the Senate nothing was done.
Tho Loui,iaa& Senatorial contest IN
Committee on Elections. promises to le
very long and very bitter.
Mr.. Hayes yc''"rda' sent in for con-
lirmation the name Of 4. W. S;aughioa
as :i;uieior 10 Rnss''. Thus, .; the
mcn who managed his case before the
Electoral Commission, three ure in
high oEiice by his Observation-Disclosures,
Matthews aad Slaughter All the
Members Of the Fi'Tid" Returning
boarG barc Federal o.i!Ge from hun,
onG also the two managing members
Wells mud AoIcrson-of tho Louisiana
Returning licard. Tins reform
marches on in the c:vi! service. BY
The way, Evagts received his f1rme:
appointment as Attorney Genera! BY.
reason Of his defence OF Andrew JOHN
sou in the impeachment trial.
The Senate confirms from day to
day Il few appointments that are not Oh.
icc;ionatlc to any one, but has not com.
mepcel on the main boly Of them.
Representative poster, Of Ohio. says
that he aud Hale, Of Maine, are the
par,ics who caused Republicans 10
Gather ,wo or three times at tho hou,c
of Secretary Sherman to agree UPON
means Of avcrlins open rupture in the
House.
The resolution endorsing the policy
If Hayes was no, offered yesterday in
the House, though it was thought,
some Democ.a, you'd offer it. Many
Democrats, US well as all the Rcpnbli.
cans, sccm to wish the resolution kept
n,rl.