Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-29

fed that McLin testified falsely q regards
a preyious conference In which witness
participated. He mover had any such con-
ference.
Adjourned.
To-DAy's ~PRocEEDISos.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-Mrs. jerks ap-
peared and produced her correspondence
with Kellogg. but Butler being absent
the letters were not read.
Mrs. jerks. under examination still re-
fused 10 disclose the name OF the person
10 whom she dictated the 70 called Sher.
man letter. The party was sitting against
the wall In parlor "P" when she entered,
and when she left her amanuensis was sit
ting at the table.
Springer made somo inquiries into the
e%mployments Of witnesses husband and
was answered that ut present he was mere
ly employed ~ . witness before tho august
body carrying on this Investigation. Wit
ness then inquired why springer was in
terested 20 much In her husbands welfare.
and wa informed that she had become .
very notorious parsonage.
Mrs. jerks objected 10 this statement
and said that she had made Springer mo-
t%orious. not he her.
Samuel p. Butler, q Washington cor
respondent, testified that Mrs. jerks had
stated TO him that she came to Washing
ton In behalf Of Goyhrnor Packard for
Collector /; that she called on Secretary
Sherman In relation thereto. but bad not
met with o very warm reception that tho
Secretary had given her assurances In New
Orleans that her influence would 20 quite
far In appointments that she had heard
IL said that Judge Campbell had forged 0
jurAt TO Anderson's protest, and that the
no-callcd Sherman document was safe IN
New Orleans.
william T.. Chandler produced the dis
patches fsent by him from the Fifth Az.
cnuo Hotel early on the morning OF No
vember sth, though dated November 7th.
to George Gorham, California. j. III.
Mitchell, Oregon, L. ID. Packard, New
Orleans. Governor Chamberlain. South
Carolina, and Senator Conover. Florida.
In each Of which he stated that Hayes and
Wheeler were elected II they had carried
those States, and In each OF which he also
counseled Republicans TO be watchful
against possible Democratic frauds.
While In Florida Chandler received . tele.
gram from President Grant saying. ~
hope you will remain In Florida until
tho vote Of the south IL decided"
Mr., Chandler did not know Of the exist.
cnco nj frauds In Florida, and the five
thousand dollars for which no telegraphed
wa. handed by him 10 General Martin,
who expended IL In procuring evidence.
.....s..-
wAsmiSoroS, June 29.-The draft OF .
letter has been prepared by MT. Morrison
NJ Tho Potter Committee. I'm answer to Sec
80. ,,oo-
re'ary oncrniAh 'el'e""o e
naed from Louisiana ono hundred Wit
nesscs, expected to give material testi.
.,.,,, o,.h,n, ,hs ,,eeaomo M ~eIection and
nu.y .aI ,,mids,io m voter. In ali
=, rue, 81 49, -, W., PsIic,.ns p.ri.b.
$500 a. a.. .on,.o ~ Ljs rcnlv-
=. a. r".ari. ~ Co,crss. IN which Won
~ n,s.s ,aco,i. n, Co,yrss. with
~ 800 .ra Jonh,is.. f.miIiap. author.
W., a.. s,.,om.nt ,L.t Tor ,he ,estimony Of
IN wi,ns.sss other witnesses AZ uumer.
ors' a. int,llicent. and whose testimony at
lea, IA a. we'll entitled 10 belief eIist. II
i. nssJles. IN Md that should these n
h,ndrsd witnessed again repeat their
FORMER testimony, Ave hundred other wit.
nc.ses Al least As creditsble a. they, will
hc resdy av.in 10 contradict tl,em.' Tho
reply concludes a. follows: Whatever
M ,ccu..tiop IA made against you In the
resolutions Of the House Of Representa-.
iiye.' nnder which this committee Il acting,
80 an "a, "a ,ny Testimony vet heard
No. anon tbe ,tstemrut and Allegation.
~, A. Snren.nno ana con,roI ID A. Weber
smI I.m.. r Anderson in their oaieisl
scts. Won made them verbal promises. and
wrote 0 letter To them giving them as.
surance. and promises o. rsSasa. .no
wsn, h.to,e n Won denied Writing .ueh ,
letter, and making such promises.
However material tho evidence Oh the vii.