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HAYES kEMEMBEssS
That he Did Talk about the Potter Res
OlutiOBs while Attending the Dec
Grafton at Gettysburg, which
Formed the Basis of that
- Interview.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The President,
after readingan account OF the utterances attributed
that he had hurried conversations with persons who
called and paid their respects the suject of the
Potter investigation, which furnished the basis of
the reported Interview The following article In that
connection published here is substantially true as
has been asceTtained from trustworthy source:
when the Presidential party arrived at Gettysburg
the evening before Decoration day, they proceed
about haf-past nine o'clock. A lunch was served to
the party, which lasted about fifteen minutes.
After this the President went Into the paTlor,
where he was called upon by the usual crowd want
ing to shake hands with him. Among those who
ance who stood around after they had greeted him.
and between his hand-shakeS with other visitors
swered. The author of the interview stood near the
President and, without taking any notes, made up
gave aided by a lively imagination. In writing up
this Interview, he succeeded In expressing pretty
clearly the opinions and sentiments of the Presi-
dent going much turther than the President him
self. On the whole, however, the President sees
nothing in the interview which he cares to deny,
except the language and mode Of eXprc SSlon which
h. Is reported to have used. He did not. for
instance. say, brusquey, what congress should
90 ana what congress should not do, nor convey the
impression that he was totally indifferent to the
acts CT that body. He did say that Wade Hampton
and Governor Nichols had deserved well; that he
was satisfied with his cabnet that caucus govern
ment was TO certain extent an evil; that the pres
ent agitation of the Presidential title might be
threatened with mntiny and certainly said that he
would Ia no way recognize any attempt to remove
INN except by joint Impeachment OF both houses of
congress-; that this was the only constitutional
method by which he could be removed, and
any other movement In that direction would
be resisted at every peril by him. he had
taken tine oath to preserve the constitution of
United States and would use all his authority 20 do
SO. He wOnd deliver the executive office In its in
tegrity to his successor. He also said that he did
not believe that the senate would acquieSce If the
house should impSacA him. The President did not
know tina, any one present was taking notes for
publication OF what he said; neither did lie expect
IN the slightest degree that what he said at Mr.
MPDersons house would be published much less
that regular Interview would be made out of his
remarks by the aid of a good deal of fiction.
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TERRIFIC CYCLONE.
Richmond, Mo-, Almost Entirely Swept
Away, HaIg the Buildings being
Leyeled to the Ground, and the
Air Filled with Debris
and UprOOted For
est Trees.
A Lnrge Brick Hotel Completely De-
m0lished, Many OF the Inmates
Killed, and a Number More or
Less lDjured-A Fright
full Visitation.

ST. LOUIS. June IA special from Rich
mond Missouri to the Times, says: A terrific cy-
clone passed over this place at alb ut four O'Clock
this afternoon. leveling to the ground over half Of
the buildings In the town. Over one hundred houses
were totally destroyed, and the loss of property will
reach a quarter of million dollars. Whole blocks
are completely swept away, and the debris is scat
tered for miles. The storm came from the south
west passed to the northeast, and was preceded by
heavy rainfall. Trees were upFOOted and carried
through the air like feathers, also the frag-
ments of houses and, in fact, every hing that the
storm struck The Shaw house, large brick hotel
was demolished and the inmates buried in the
ruins.
So far known the following persons were killed:
Mrs. Thomas Casey, Miss Rose Mrs. Nading, Miss
Crouch, James Campbell Mr.. Hamilton, Miss Hol-
man, Mrs. Avis Vaught, Thos. Bohannan, Mary JOY.
The following were MORALLY wounded: W. A.
Donaldson. Mrs. Paul Wilt, Fred Lehman.
Seriously wounded: Johu Anderson, Marion Ball,
]. b. Hines, J. B. Ashbury, Florence Ford Bob Or
futt, Eliza Marshall, James DuncaH Mrs. Thomas
MGinnis George Sawyer, Esquire Dodd, Isabel
Warner, Mrs. Jennie Smith, Fred Joy and wife,
Charles }. Hughes, jr, Mrs. Colgan, Clay Burgess,
Thomas Burgess John Ballard and wife, Mrs. Perry
Jacobs, A. Child and two children George Warren,
Riley Holman, Mrs. Osborn, Sam Powell, Mrs
Hughes, and a number of others.
Horses and stock of all kind In the track of the
storm swept from the face of the earth. car
load of citizens from Lexington has arrived to rem
der aid, and physicians from all the surrounding
towns have been summoned to give medical attend
ance to the wounded. Patrols have been detailed to
guard the town.
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The senate and house both did a little
business yesterday. In the former the inn
portant work done was the concurrence with
the house amendment fixing the seventeenth
instant as the day of adjournment of con-
gress, and the approval Of the recommended
ton that the President be authorized to pay
the fishery award. Several bills of minor
import passed the house, which also disposed
of FIVE sections o. the bill amending the in
fernal revenue laws
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TWO RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.
Five Persons More or Less Injured by
the First. and Two Fatally and
Others Seriously Injured Ira
the Last.

LOUISVILLE, June Near Nolln, Ken
lucky last night on the Louisville and Nashville
railroad one sleeping ear and one coach OF the reg
ular train from New orleans and Memphis ran on
the track iniurng i've persons, but none seriously
Their names are given as A. W. Brockway, Browns
VILE. Tennessee; Rev. L. H. voolfolk, Lexington,
KENTUCKY; Frank Mizleman. Springfield; t. G. Hun
ley. kOkOmO lnoiana. i.
The persons who were injured In the hrst accident
ON tie Louisville and Nashville railroad to-day. at
ter receiving medical attention I'm this city were ena
bled 10 proceed 10 their respective homes. see,
ond accident , ccurred within few miles OF the
scene OF the first at two o'clock this afternoon. The
north and south bound trains, coming together In
cut on n curve. both were pretty well wrecked, and
five persons injured two fatally. The killed are
Davage FREY, Adams express messenger, ami
simpson. balagage-master. Injured: X. 8. Lnken-
aul, inspector OF the road; SilaS ST. John. Adams
express messenger; HaskiRs. postal clerk. The ac-
to the moving OF The trains being misunderstood
n
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The General Proficiency Bin.

comDHss on appropriations today par
italy Sy ITs5sred, "a .. general deficiency
the house MONDAY next The committee agreed to
insert one % It's aems, appropriation OF seven
hundred and sixty nine thousand dollars TO supply
pAg Of the navy. and also agI ee1 20 recommend an
Rem OF three hundred and thirtynino thousand dol
available for the pay Of the navy during tue re-
malnder OF the current fiscal year; the Latter def
cency having been caused By loan Of that amount
froal the pas proper account % the clothing and
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RAGE NEWS.
At Newn4orix,

New YORK, June 1.-The rain last night
and today made heavy track and light attend
First X .ce-Juvenile stakes fortgo-yearolds. one
half mile; sixteen starters. Warminster won easily
by two lengthsl Beuada second. Lillian third. Time,
0:54l4.
PITTsBURG, June This was the fourth
ana last day OF the Friendship park races
$500; ven entries. and all started. Won by Her
mes in three straight heats. Time-2:3S, 2:38,
2:3S12.
Second RGee-For 2:2l class and a purse of $500;
four starters. Won by Belle Brassfeld who took tn
hFst. second and fourth heats Time-2:2S, 2:27s4,
Preparations fer the Milwaukee Meet
ing.
MILWAUKEE, June 1.-The prospects for a
successful June meeting at the Milwaukee driving
been benefited by the recent rains, and promises 10
e in the very best condition for speed. All classes
nave h4lSd, and entries including several noted
horses John Splann stable OF trottlng horses. in
Guiding Rarus. iowa Maid West Liberty Calmer.
Dan basset, Hermes, and Adelaide, Will arrive to-
At Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-The weather was
attended the races. The track was smooth. D'Op''
F'rSf R1ee-Cla ssmate first, Actress second Butler
Second Blce-Tgo mile heats; purse, 5000. 500
to the second horse Belle of Nelson, /, /; Harry
Hancock. 8. 3: Signal, q, q. Time-3 :37I4 3 :36is
Ehisa Ra,e-E9r two5yeaI olds; three-quaIters OF a
Iultc udSua Y tSc- o.! tsOnIle Scotland,
My in 1:1Si Glenvilie, flly, gecOHd J. W. Moron
third. ~
MONDAYS POOLS
Pools on Mondays races. MiLe HeIts Beaeons-
field S25: Belle Palmer, SO; Harper SIPS: swim
ney $40; Warfield S75; Grigsby, $40; Waynesburg
Merrell, Enquiries and Speculation, So each
Mil Dash.-Bonnie uaska, $50; Ada Lambert
a25 VIrgillIon SO; Shortline, $50: Kflburn AthaI
fleetwood springlet and ensHadley, 3 each
me ME- 1a1st -Enma G, $50; Judge Hancock
Wataniah, Df. LiFingstche, Sprlngbranch ana
Actress. 50 each. -
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WAsnINGTON, june I.-Secretarv Sher.
man to-day sent the following reply to Chairman
POuefs letter addressed to him yesterday:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June I, 1878.
Hon Clarkson n. Potter, Chairman. etc. House Of
Representatives
SIR have the honor TO acknowledge the receipt
OF your letter of yesterday, advising me that the
committee of which you are chairman viii permit
me. person named I'm the resolution To be
present when the evidence affecting me is taken,
and 10 be attended by my counsel. and to offer evil
dence In my behalf. Ny official duties Will not
permit 10 attend the meetings, but avail myself
OF the consent OF the committee TO be represented by
Hon Samuel Sehellabarger, as my counsel. who Will
hand you this. He Is instructed to assist you 10
make the investigation thorough and complete ana,
through the members OF your committee 70 exam
Inc the. witnesses who Will prove the allegations
stated I'm my letter OF May 2Oth. Very respectfully,
JOHN SIBERIAN.
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DISBURSEMENTS.
Rail way Telegraph Lines for CONNER
eial Purposes Only.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The substitute re-
poFad to-day By Senator Matthews, from the senate
rafiuoad committee the bill introduced By Sena
tor zones, OF Florida. authorizing railroad cOmpa-
niles To construct and maintain telegraph lines for
commercial purposes only. differs materially from
the original bill In the second section, which, In the
substitute reads as follows:
section 2 10 ehal not be lawful for any telegraph
company 10 eonstrult maintain OF operate line OF
telegraph over and along any raj road except un6sr
n grant from the railroad company owning or opeE-
ating the same. by virtue OF an appropriation
therefor under the laws OF the state having jursdc
tOn thereof, and no right 80 acquired by any tee-
graph company shall be construed 70 exclude the
right OF any other telegraph company 10 acquire
similar rights by the same means, or 70 deprive a
railroad company OF IFS right, under the hrst section
OF this act 20 construct, maintain and operate It's
own telegraph line for either its own or for public
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CLOSING RATES

yesterday Of cotton aud gold: liverpool cot
ton. Id. Memphis cotton, 1'e. NeIo
Orleans cotton. II Sc Neio York cotton, II
S.Se- Nei0 York gold, 100 $.
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Balances. 1877. 1878.
Currency: 49,. S4,515,515 90 S3,O9474s AZ
Special fund for
the redemption
OF fractional
currency. 1921 90 10000, 900 90
Special deposit of
legal tenders
for redemption
of certificates of
deposit. ........ 465IOOOO CO 357O5, 900 90
Coin. 10S, 137, 083 30 1870 ,021 10
CON certlncdteS. 45,4Ol,5OO 90 53,S23,640 90
ceitifc9tes :. 81. 729 So 33 1876, 1884, ss1 10
ed bonds. -. 141O5, 400 90 $780, 800 GO
Other outstand
ties 49,: -. 8,0O8. $50 90 5,OIa.s24 Al
galtenders: $50 414, 4O4 90 34e, 1881 .O16 90
tlonal eurfency. 21,206,93O % 16,65s.69s 5s
yer coin. 32,773,744 Oe 3s,95411s "a
ury 2O63377342 37.2O3363745O Ga
Tor May..:..;: 1891 PA 80 O7O,19s so
REDUCTION of debt
since July 1st,
including So
SOB so of the
Geneva award
bends. Cancelled 36,O62, OO2 81 26,52O,772 81
cola 1O637 1O1.12
months ending
April 3d.. 429, 1854, 1856 OOl458, 7O1 1856 90
Exports Twelve
months ending
April 59l.. 1902 800 .34l 00I6S1, 148.525 90
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
Public DeOt-siz per cent. bonds, $738,
$4,000; five per cent. bonds, sos. 266, $50;
four and half per cent. bonds, $685., 000, 900.
Four per cent. bonds, $9l ,850, 900. To
tai coin bonds, Sl,768, 735, $50. Lawful
money debt, 1000 600; matured debt,
Sc, IA, 800; legal tenders, 1916, 743, 313;
certificates of deposit, $35, 705, 900; fractional
currency, SIG, 658, 69S; coin and silver GER
terest, $451, $50, 652; total oebt. $2,24O,-
809,802; total interest, $31 1885, All; cash
in treasury, coin, $I89, 708 OIL currency,
S., 1894, 1872; currency held for redemption
of fractional currency, 100000; special
deposit held for the redemption of certi6-
Gates of deposit. $35, 705, 900; total in treas
ury, $233, 507, 768; debt, less cash in the
treasury, 81, 033 So, $40; decrease of debt dur
ing May, S3,070,l98; decrease since June
30, 1877, $26, $50, 772; bonds issued to Pacific
railroad companies, interest payable in law
full money, principal outstanding, S64 $685.
5l2; interest accrued and not yet paid, 81 ,615-
587; interest paid by the United States, $751;
896. 1874; interest repaid by transportation of
mails, ETC., $9,452 577; balance of interest
paid by the United States, $28, 443, ISL. The
treasury now holds 1899, l66, $50 in United
States bonds to secure the national bank Cir
culation, and $13, 85S, 00G to secure public
deposits. United States bonds deposited for
circulation for the week ending to-day, $751;
600. United States bonds held for circula-
ton withdrawn for the week ending to- day,
1919. 500. National bank circulation out.
tanding-currenoy notes, 1897, 555, 965;
gold notes, 81, 432, 120. internal revenue re-
ceipts, $242, 596; customs receipts, 1922, 6I9
Receipts of national bank notes for the week
ending to-day, as compared with the COR
responding period last year: 1877, s., 34S,- 1
900; 1873, -, 81 600. Regsipts to-day,
$605, 600.
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the Ceremonies at the Cemetery

will begin at PM. and Will be as follows:
Music.
Prayer by Rev. d. G. Kelly, Of Nashville.
Ode By the Choir.
Report of the Monumental Committee, By L. B.
Reception Of the Monument By the President of the
Coniede rate Relief and Historical AssOcla-
tlOn' W. MISS A Goodman
Que by the Choir.
Grafton 5y General ". Y. c. Fumes.
Music.
Salute By the Bluff City Light Artillery.
Monumental Committee.
L. B. APFarland, W. F. Taylor, G. w. Gordon, W.
A. Goodman.
Committee of Arrangements.
G. V. Rambaut. ]. Harvey Matnes, T. n. S. Rhett
". A. Collier, VIII o. WoOdson.
Committee OK Transportation.
Barney Hughes. Chairman; John t. Flynn, NJ.
Burke 4. V. Vredenburgh, Al Storm.
Committee on Grounds
j. S. Hatcher, Chairman; Chris d. SteInkuhl
Beasley. A. B. Vaecaro. Colonel II. Magevney, ir.,
CAPTAIN r. j. Black, n. B. Johnston.
Committee on Music.
Captain Thos. N. Johnston, Claimant S. n Gam
mon. r. ii. Vance, Oscar Woodbridge, n c. Perkins.
Captain VIM. N. Forrest.
COBmittee OF Reception.
General Gideon ]. Pillow, Chairman; General 4.
j. Vaughan General Cotton Greene, Colonel Josiah
Patterson Judge , HsIsks Judge Morgan cqytain
Captain James 4. Anderson, d. E. Myers.
Floral Committee.
Mrs ]. Y Cummings, Mrs. d. T. Porter. Mrs w.
+. Taylor, Mrs NJ. Sledge. Mrs W. A. Goodman,
Mrs. 4. c. erinkley, Mrs. John H. Lenow, MIS- e
Cioyer, Mrs. B. Babb, Mrs. 7. ]. Latham, Mrs C. D.
Steinkuhl, Mrs. John W. Dawson, Mrs. r. A Pinson,
Mrs. T. II. HaItmuS, Mrs. s. NJ. Anderson. Mrs. ].
Harvey Mathes, Mrs. N. b. Forrest. Mrs. L. B. Mar
land; Misses Emile Phillips, Matte M'Kay, MollIe
Estes, Lizzie M'Comb. Florence Bugg, Susie Ram
baut, Laura Clapp, Katie Murphy Emma Eheridge,
Marion Semmes, Lulu Joy, Nary Wormeley, Kate
Adams, Miss Poston, Mrs Flora Turley.
Committee on Order,
j. B. Poston. Chairman; Major T II. Hartmus, N
Falls, Colonel J. H EdmondsoD, +. NJ. Nelson,
Major W. ID. Beard, John T. Hillsman, James
Cleary, Colonel George R. Phelan, Captain James
Gennette, Captain Z. Cole, Captain Thomas Tobin
Colonel Jesse A. Forrest
Committee on Invitation.
W. A. Goodman, j. P. TreZevant, W. FL. Rhea
Minor Meri3ether, Luke Z. Wright, W. r. Stewart
NJ. Z. Galloway A. ]. Kellar, Thos. B. Turley, L. W.
Finlay.
Committee on Ways and Means.
II. n. Nicely, A. D. GwJnne, Jerome Hill, Jas. W.
Burton, DR.. s. r. Clarke J. J. Murphy, c. P. Hunt
Masonic Notice.
DEGULAR Annual Communication of An
IL corona Lodge, No. I6S, Will be held on ~
MONDAY EVENING. June Sd, for the trans Xxx
action Of business and the election Of officers. w
Every member is expected, and visiting brethren
are invited 10 attend
By oIder Of G. u. CARROLL, W. N.
J6HN BkAsIsH. Secretary.
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CABLE dispatches yesterday contained no
new developments in the progress of the set
Element of the eastern question.
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wEAraRK INDICATIONS.

WAR DEIT.. OFFICE Gu SIG. OFTTCE,
WASHINGTON. June ,, An
For Tennessee and the ohio rd!iey, gen
orally foircr pressure, s.EfhreSt 10 south
east iciHds, stationary 70 rising temperature,
and increasing elOHdiHess, foilo'ceT from the
east district 70 the southeast By rain areas
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American
COttOn.Tie Supply Co.
66 CARONDELET STREET

NEW ORLEANS, MAY 30. 1878
To Cotton Factors, Planters and Country Merchants
Generally:
OWING to the present low price of iron ana the
~ increased facilities which the above cfTars1,T
possesses, they have now ana offer thron0f taeir
agents las below enumeTated), rs. 600 BUNDLES of
the well known Beard Lightning Tie AND an nm
limited quantity of the POPULAR and cslsI,-a4e.5
Arrow Tie, at prices hitherto unpreesdeuted hinder
full guarantee to quality. For sale nv - N'
bill, EontalDe q Co. Stewart, GWynne & Co.
j. T. Fargason & Co. NJ l. Meaefano \ CO
Brooks, Nicely & Co. AC&A III TrasdySa = X,
z. NJ. White q Co. Estes FizeT A 60 - = -
= +. hunt 20. kadeT, Jacobs d co.
Porter, Taylor d Co. Guy, Mcclellan & Co.
Peaice, SuggS q Co. Harris, Mallory q Co
Schoolneid, Hanauer x Co. j. d. James 4 sons
Fulmer, Burton y Co.
American Cotton-Tie Supply Co
-. - r w. RATNE,, President
jus. Mch. HOLMES, Representative Tor Memphis,
care Southern on Works
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THE "FRA DIAvOLO" BEsEFIT,
Though Most PIeasurabIe Ente rtain-
mest. Turns Out a Failure FInau-
ciaIiy-DetaiIed Report or
Secretary Currie.

At a meeting Of the Memphis opera club,
held MAJ S0t1, 1873, it was
Resoired, That a statement of the receipts
and disbursements of the two performances
ct .he opera OF Fra DiGrOlO, given at the
Memphis Theater on the nights of Ap,il 18th
and Goth, be published in the APPEAL and
Ardldrehe OF Sunday, June 2, 1878:
pvCrfprs
ApriI 10th, receipts -. =. .......... $500 25
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NATION AL FINANCES,
A Comparative State ment of the Con-
diti0n OF the Public Treasury up
to June Ist-Statement of
Oar Public Debt.
UHO I. IDIC
RnLlIncpS

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The following is a
comparative statement of the condition of the
United States treasury for June l, 1877, and
June /, 1878:
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once Peoples Building Company.
PEGULAR monthly meeting at the ONCE Of Rob
h fnson & Malone, 80 Madi, on street, TUESDAY,
June 4th, at O'Clock pm to loan out the moneys on
hand All dues payable or before that day, AM
before O'Clock pm. of that day. at re once OF the
SeeretaIy $40 Main ST See article section n OF
the bylaws W. A GOODhASi Pres (.
Il. Z GoeDIETI SecrerarE.
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Copartnership.

TTNHE undersigned have this day formed copar-
Il nership under the firm name and style OF Guy,
billiard Cofin. and Will transact Cotton Factorage
and Wholesale Grocery Business, at the old stand OF
GUY Mcclellan & Co. 2B0 and 2S2 Front street, and
Selcit that liberal 1recr CUISINE for which their
-1reJ1}aT v. GUE
JHo w BILLIARD
I. - 50EETN
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SIBERIAN DECLINES

To Appear before the Investigating
Committee I'm Person, but Would
Like TO do 40 Through his At
tOrneY-He's Too Busy,
You Know.
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Dissolution.
Dissolution.

MEMPHIS, TENN. Ju- c T. 1878
THE firm of billiard d Coffin is this day dissolved
i kither party Is authorized TO sign the INN name
In liquidation All balances due by will be placed
to the credit of the parties the bCOss or
association, below set forth, and subject 10
sight draft. JNO. W. BILLIARD.
d 7
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OAK LUMBER

MERCER &NOLLEY, of WIthe Depot Tenn. vvul
Il furnish best " hite Oak Lumber IN
any size wanted. at LOW FIGURES They will d.
liver IL at Memphis and Louisville Depot Parties
wishing to purchase viii please call on
J. ]. BUSBY & CO.. 276 Front a
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oB-ERvAFIONs YEEsrHDAY.
WAR DEP'T, SIGNAL SERVICE u. 3. AR,fY.
ERI LLN June 1. lAIa. Id 0s % m {

". II. A'ELROY, Serges
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1877. / 1878.
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voters who had been inundated. Campbell said to
me: Mr.. Anderson, that Is a subject you had better
think over carefully. and compare notes with each
other, and, when you arrive at any definite con-
cluSlon, you can come here and I'LL in the blanks"
About a week after that Dan A. Weber, who was the
supervisor OF West Feliciana parish, came TO me,
and said that lie understood had MADE a sweeping
protest against the charge of fraud in East EecaDa
parish; later In the day heard his brother. Z. Web
er, make the same remark; walked down to Pit
kin's Office and said. Marshal. want to see the
protest signed here last week. he said, 81 have
not got tt Just now, it is IN other hands, said.
Where Is 1t? get II for me;' he said he could not
get II; one word led to another, and finally thought
that perhaps Pftkin was engaged in the matter and
said, III you are going to throw oct that parish
a forged protest,
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ADA COUNTY ITEMS.
CONDENSED from the Idahoan. ]

David Aaamson, scout, started
from Camp Lion to Boise valley three
weeks ago, and has not been heard
from since. 4 party has gone out t
try TO find him.
Hon. +. 3. Ensign is over from Sill
yer City.
Mrs. Lee Dougherty is visiting
friends at the capital,
Hon. ID. Catalan has returned
from his trip to 0wyhee county.
Judge II. e. Prickett, Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court, has re-
turned from Rocky Bar.
Emigrants continue to pass through
BOISE City on their way west.