Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-13
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OrRpgelntm Gtve-up Their Parade.
| MONTREAL, July 12-11:30 A. NJ.
The Orangemen have decided not
to walk, and the police will escort
them to their homes. An attack
was made on an Orangeman on
Craig street, but he was quickly
rescued and did not sustain much
injury.
The rOttes Committee Agaim.
WASHINGTON, July 12.-The
Potter Investigation Committee
resumed its session to-day and the
examination Of Senator Kellogg
was continued by Butler. The
Senator testified that, in his opin-
ion, II President Hayes had recog.
nized Governor Packard by tele-
graph Immediately after the
formers Inauguration, and followed
the same up by his off,
cial recognition, as President
Grant had done in his (Kellogg's)
case, then the people OF Louisiana,
! including the Nichols faction,
would have created no trouble. He
considered Packard elected as fairly
as the Hayes Electors, SO far as
Louisiana was concerned. General
Grant had telegraphed to witness
Il day or SO before he went
out of Office, stating that he had
hesitated in recognizing Packard
in consequence of there having
been Commission appointed to
! investigate the result of the Louis
ana election, referring to the
MacVeigh Commission. Witness
/ heard last Fall that the Sherman
letter had been found among ID. A.
Weber's papers, and that Mrs.
jerks had procured possession of
it through her intimacy with the
Weber family. Mrs. jerks had
called upon him in New Orleans
and spoken of the Sherman
letter. While explaining the
contents of the document, Mrs.
jerks sat on the sofa
and pretended to be reading him
the substance Of letter from a pa
per she held in her hand. Being
very busy, and not caring to be
connected with the affair, he ad-
vised Mrs. jerks to call on Pack
ard, which he believed she did; but
he was unable to relate what oc.
Cured, further than that Packard
had said that he did not attach any
Importance to her conversation.
He said, "If you want to put your
neck in a halter, you 60 ahead and
do it. lam Governor Of this State.
1 control the Courts. A word
to the wise is sufficient" Wit
ness never attempted to induce
Anderson to make fraudulent
protest; did not remember of hav-
ing coEversed with him regarding
the protest after election. Kel-
logg remarked that Ander-
son was not man with whom
he would hold such CONVEX
sations as he had testified
occurred between them. Witness
testified that in his opinion the
statement made by James E. An
dersop, to the effect that he (An-
derson) had been assaulted, was
nothing more than a conspiracy.
He had requested Anderson to re-
turn to his parish and had given
him money to go back, but he re.
manned in New Orleans and spent
the money; never employed L. B.
jerks to watch him, as he
has testified. Witness pro-
nounced as entirely imaginative
and without foundation Ander-
sons testimony to the effect that if
Kellogg did not return Nash for
Sixth Congressional District that
he and Weber would break the
election. Witness stated he never
used the language which Anderson
attributed to him.
Euaifsh aud East,ra Matters.
LONDON, July 12.-Considerable
anxiety is excited about Lord Bea-
consfield's illness since it is known
that his private physician has gone
to him, but the latest news from
Berlin reports him better.
A Berlin dispatch says that in
consequence of the opposition Of
fered by Gortschakoff the demoli-
tion of the fortification of Batoum
has not been made obligatory on
Russia but is only implied in the
designation Of Batoum as COM
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