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Especial Telegram to the Globe

MADISON July SS.-The board OF char.
tiles and reform made their report of the
Delavan scandal to the Governor tonight.
The charges against President DeMotte, of
putting young girls to bed in his presence, is
disproved. The charge that he kissed teach
ers and elder pupils is proven, but the board
mildly state that he done no harm. Tho
steward, Woodbury., is shown up as an at
tempted seducer and would. libertine, but
failed, as far us the testimony shows, to eff
feet any harm on the pupils. Williams, the
accuser, is shown up to be villain, both in
the fact of his having instituted the Weed
trouble some years ago, having attempted to
make love to one of the female teachers, but
who repulsed his protestations, and
gently limited that he had better
go and take care of his wife.
Bishop, deaf mute of Evansville, and told
her he would marry her and take her to
foreign countries. He is charged with
cussedness in general. The report is rather
mild, and it is felt by many here that tho in
vestigation has not been thorough enough.
The election of officers occurs 1t Delavan
to morrow. 1t can hardly be possible that
any of the old officers will be elected IN the
fee of the testimony contained in this re-
port.
DEFAULTlNG TREASURER FOUND GUILTY.
NORTHAMPTON, Mass, July Sra B.
Wright, South Hadley's defaulting treasurer,
was found guilty to-day of embezzling $780,
600, and sentenced to five years State
prison.
ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
New York, July S.-John Werney, John
Mccarthy and John Buckley have bon ar
rested, charged with the murder of Jsmes
Dougherty, in street brawl, the morning Of
July 4th.
THE IOWA TRAGEDY.
| DUBUQUE, Ia, July S.-More develop.
ments in the murder and suicide at indie
pendence to-day show that Shaw was Jealous
of Young Tornan. and it is said that papers
were out for his arrest to-day for an attack
on that young man, or for putting up strahl
to do it in February last. Important papers
we're found on Shaw. ms were two revolvers,
one Of the sumo 60 ibre rs was used on
Tornan. There is great excitement, and
strange stories may be revealed at the inquest,
which occurs to- morrow. The young man
was buried Sunday afternoon. and the girl
this afternoon. Immense crowds attended
both funerals.
/ FALSE PRETENsEs
BosroN, Mass, July s.-Wm. Kilburn.
dealer in boots and shoes. 1913 Congress
street, was arrested tonight for obtaining
$1,000 under false pretenses from the How
ard National bank.
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Miscellaneous

WASHINGTON, July s.-Four per cent. sub
scriptions to-day, s54s, 900.
Atty. Gen. Devens will act al secretary of
the navy during the absence of Secretary
Thompson.
Secretary Sherman will leave for New York
tomorrow on publ, business.
The British government has subscribed for
$50 volumes Of the Polaris Arctic expedition
report.
The army commission, of which Senator
Burnside is president. will hold it's first session
at White Sulphur Springs, Va, during the
present month.
Secretary Thompson and party, about fifty
in number, left this morning ON the Tallahassee
for the navy yards along the coast. They will
| go as far north as Halifax and be away about
six weeks.
John A. Mcdowell was today appointed SUI
| perintendent of construction of the Chicago
custom house. He is q brother of Gen. Nc
| Dowell.
| Receipts from customs and internal revenue
for the first eight days of July, 1878, as COM
pared with the same period for 1877, show the
following satisfactory increase: Customs fol
1873, $21 258.68; for 1877, $16939.89. Internal
revenue for 1873, S25. 485.08; for 1877
23,328.44.
Associate Justice Miller is recovering from
| his recent dangerous illness.
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Municipal Court.
Before Judge o Brien.I
CRIMINAL,

CRIMINAL.
City VS.. David Burke; violation Of city ordi-
nance. Action dismissed.
City VS.. Mrs. John E. Seibert; selling liquor
without license. Continued to July 10th at Q
A. N.
City We. Phillip Boheim; assault upon his
wife, Committed Tor thirty days in default Of
$50 fine and costs.
City VS.. Carrie Morrison; disorderly; fined
$40 and costs, which were paid.
City VS.. Abney Haycock; assault. Continued
till July 9th.
City vs.. Carl Anderson; drunk. Discharged
on condition of leaving the city.
State vs.. Emma Duchane; petty larceny.
Fined 800 ard costs, or in default twenty-five
days in county Jail.
State vs.. Thomas Quenlar; petty Larceny.
Committed to reform school.
State vs. Peter Morgan; petty larceny. Com
rnitt ed to Reform school.
State vs.. John Lapar; petty larceny. Com
mitted to Reform school.
State VS.. Robert Harris (colored); petty lar
ceny. Sent to Beform school.
St. te Us. Edw lrd Falli .an; petty larceny.
Sent to Reform school
City VS.. Mrs. Anderson; assault and battery.
Action dismissed.
State rs. Joseph Summers, assault with dan.
gerous weapon. Continued till July 9th.
State Va. Amanda NJ. Summer; assault with
dangerous weapon. Continued till July 9Th
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as chew are representatiyes of the religions and

as they are representatives of the religious and
educated classes of the Jewish people of the
country, its expected the gathering will be one
of more than usual importance.
special e.object of the convention
will be to harmonic and unite
the various interests of the different sections
of the country. The council will also discuss
the feasibility of securing lands in the West
and South that may be colonized by Jews who
are not possessed Of sufficient means to estab-
lish their own,homes and business. The prin-
cipal aim of the session will be to consolidate
ali of the reformed congregations of the coun-
try to the important end that num-
Der Of colleges under the auspices
Of the council may be established. Another OBJ
ject is to secure uniformity of service among
the reformed congregations. The session
will continue till Friday. On Wednesday even
ing banquet to the guests will be given at the
Plankinton house. and Thursday evening a
summer nights festival. During the time of
the convention there will also be held here the
convention of the Rabbinical Literary associ-
alton, at which about forty rabbits from various
sections of the country are expected to be pres
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Verdict Against An Insurance Company.
PHILADELPHIA, July S.-The tess suit of
schettenbsrger & Son against the American
Insurance Co., of N. j.. in the United States
circuit court. resulted in a verdict for plain
tiffs for the full amount of the policy issued
by defendants, with interest. This suit settles
the payment of over e6o.0n0 in various other
companies. The defense set up was that the
premises did not contain the amount of stock
represented at the time of their destruction,
and consequently the FIRMS loss was not SO
great as alleged.
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Personal.

Hon. E. T. Wilder, Red Wing, was in the city
yesterday.
Joseph Coy, of st. John, N. B., is at the
Clarendon.
DR.. A. j. Hogg, of Manson, Ia, is registered
at the Clarendon.
Mr.. Thomas Cochran, Jr., departed yesterday
for Washington, D. c.. on business connected
with the proposed Fort Smelling bridge.
Capt Thomas Pressnell, register of the Unit
ed States land Office, Duluth, and acting grand
master for the Order of United Workmen, is in
the city.
Mr. James O'Gorman was welcomed yester-
day by his hosts of friends on his return from
California after four-months' visit. He looks
as bright as new pin.
Capt. T. H. Presnell, of Duluth; r. G. Gray,
Of Pine City; Hon. w. II. G. Folsom, of Tay-
lors Falls; ID. F. La Rue, of Lake City; and L..
H. Dodge, of Melrose are at the Clarendon.
Hon. j. P. Kidder, delegate in Congress from
Dakota. and who has been remaining here since
his return from Washington with his invalid
| wife. left for his home at Vecmilion anda VII ii
to his constituents, yesterday afternoon. The
| friends of Judge Kidder and his estimable
lady, will regret to learn that he is still too i'll
| to travel.
At the Metropolitan July 9th: g. E. Leurth
New York; j. B. Cook. do; G. F. How Jr, Sab
wano, Wis; Miss u. Hunt, New York; Frank
Sherman, Red Wing; M. II. Ferrill, Texas; M
G.. Spafford, Chicago; Geo. II. Holland. St
Louis, j. T. Freeman and wife, 81. Dawson anc
wife, B. s. Terwilliger, Council Bluffs; I. j
Duffy, Detroit; w. II. Kindred, Fargo; =. +
Kindred and wife. Mrs. Balm, Brainerd; }. r
Farley and son, G. F. Yeager, Dubuque.
/ At the u erchants: ID. w. Rich. Hastings; j
E. Gray, Chicago; j. Bryant, minneapolis; y
G. Halle. Milwaukee,; Nj. Bautin, Bayfield,; W
H. Wynkoof, Rush City; g. Heiman, Chaska
II. NJ. Hayden, Chicago; Z. McArthnr, Winnie
come; M. NJ. Singleton, Boonvllle, Mo-; Or. j
G. Rhodes. Saltwater; M. Lindley, Los Angeles
T. B. Lawrence, Owatonna; l.. b. Ely, ID. Ely
Carrollton, Mo F. Ely and wife, Miss A.
Ely, A. L. Bargain, St. Louis; y
W. Fit, Minneapolis; J. A: Lawrence
Northfeld; A. B. Kelly, Castle Rock
e. P. West, St. P. ZIP. R. r.; D. R. Carr, Ne,
York; q. A. DeGratf. GAINESVILLE; w. 3. STRAIT
ton, N. Y; W.lR. Allen, j., Kenosha, Wis.
G. Katerman, Chicago; L. Garrard Lake Clty
&. P. Ensign, Conn.,; Mrs. j. Sanders, Mra.
Eevlyn, Mrs. W. Fl. Monty, Al. d. Cobison
Mankato; r. 81. snarluont. Chicago; +. "
Jewett, Red Cedar Falls; J. P. Herbert, Chir
} pewa Falls; W. T. Galloway. Fan Claire: G.
9 Kelly, Chicago; M. H. Pierce, Gamisonvi. !,
Tex: J. Lincoln, Shakopee; G. c
MAYNARD, Atwater; P. Macarthur. Winnipes
W, Bristol, Chicago; II. X. Murdoch, Still
e water; Madam p. Bissonet. Red Wing; q.
: Paller, Minneapolis; J. D. Condit. Elroy;
r. Bendy, Benson; G. A. Ruffee, White Fart
). agency; E. L. Baily, Rochester; J. L. Lea
Moline.
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The PotterCon,,n ittee.

WASHINGTON, July 8.-Representative Spring
er says the Potter committee will not require
more than two weeks to conclude the examina-
ton here, when the work will be transferred to
New Orleans. All the papers will be sent there.
Senator Kellogg will testify here, and there e
several more witnesses in the Florida case.
Potter, Hunter, Butler. Hiscock and Springer
are expected Wednesday.
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SPORTING NOTES.
Lo"isiaMa Rife Team.

New ORLEANS, July 8.-The following rifle
team will represent Louisiana in the contest
at Mobile July 18th, 10th and 18th: Brace
gray, McQuithy, Bradford, Arms, Selph,
Leamont, Renaud, Schultz, Goldthwaite and
Babbitt This team and three military COM
pany teams representing the Louisiana field
artillery, Washington artillery and Continen-
tai guards, leave for Mobile this week.
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HEBREW COUNCIL.

Important Meeting in Milwaukee This
Week-An Effort TO Harmonic and
Unite the Various Interests of the jew
ish People of the Country-Colonizatinn lion,
Colleges and Uniformity of Religious
Service also to be Considered-The Rab-
binical Association also to Convene.
MILWAUKEE, July 8.-Delegatee from the
American Hebrew congre cations of the princi-
pal cities of the United States, meet in annual
convention at Concordia hall, this city, to-mor-
row. About 100 delegates will be present, and
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states that the treaty will tie signed Saturday
next.
The Russians estimate their total war e1-
penditures at nine hundred and eighty EIGHT
million roubles.

penditures at nine hundred and eighty EIGHT
million roubles.
FRENCH ELECTIONS.
PARIS, July S.-Twenty-two supplementary
elections were held in France yesterday.
They resulted in the return of seventeen
Republicans and three Conservatives, while
in two instances there was no choice, and
second ballots will have to be taken.
THE sHowAEcAEMETTEs.
LONDON, July S.-rhe Sho-wae-cae-mette
crew arrived in London to-day, go to Paris
tonight and return Saturday. Geo. w. Lee,
of Trenton club of Newark, has concluded to
return to the United States with the Sho
wae-cae-mettes, and not row in the Metropoli-
tan regatta for the Wingfeld SOULS, now
held by Clifford, of the London Rowing
club.
THE INDIAN CONTINGENT.
LONDON, July s.-The Post states in an
official form that Sir Garnet Wolsely will
start for Cyprus in few days, and will take
with him the Indian contingent.
CONGRESS NOTES.
It appears that congress occupied yesterday
with minor questions. 1t endorsed the ques-
ton of the cession of the province of Kou-
taar to Persia and decided that the powers
should periodically receive reports on the
condition of the Armenians. It settled the
Servian boundary question, allotting Perot
to Servia, and referred the details of the
Roumelian boundary question to commits
sion to act on the spot.
A Berlin dispatch reports that the Rus
cfoI, foff Dat
| question till Tuesday, not because a settle
ment was doubtful, but to give time for
reflection on, and confirmation of reports on
the Anglo-Turkish treaty. Lord Beaconfeld
made no mention of the treaty at to-day's
sitting of the congress, and probably will moi
do so, for he would thereby admit the right
of the congress TO discuss the treaty, right
which England cannot admit, as that treaty
does not modify the treaty of Paris. 1t is
| probable Russia will assent to this view.
IMPORTANT IF TRUE.
A Belgrade dispatch says the command
ant of the Servian troops on the favor from
tier reports that Osman Pasha with 10000
men has entered Bosnia. No confidence il
laced in tn report.
Qu1ET1Na DOWN.
A Bucharest dispatch says the excitement
is calming, and many papers advise com
pliance with the decisions of the congress
The Roumanian delegates returned from
Berlin Sunday night, and were to make
report at o secret sitting of the chambers to
day.
BEING ACCOMPLISHED.
LONDON, July 8.-The Times, in leadin
editorial, remarks that British troops ar
now doubtless on their way to Cyprus an
the reoccupation of the island at this me
ment being carried into effect.
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Ocean Steamships.

New York, July s.-Arrived, steamship
Helvetia, Liverpool; Italy, London Othello,
Hull.
LONDON, July 8.-Steamships Saliva, City
of Chester, Arragon, Rotterdam, from New
York; Circassian, from Montreal, arrived
ont
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suocessor off The late Judge Breeze.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July s.--Gov. Gallon has
decided to fill the vacancy in the supreme
court bench caused by the death of Justice
Breeze, by appointment of Judge David, J..
Baker. of Cairo. Judge Baker is at present
one of the judges of the appellate court of the
Fourth district.
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WHlTEW ASH.
WISCONSIN, DEAF AND DUMB .asrLCu
SCANDAL.

The Committee OF Investigation Apply
Liberal Dose Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
De Mote Found Guilty OF Promlsouous
kissing. and Steward. Woodbury. OF Sc
daction, But No Harm Done the Pupils.-
Williams, the Aecuser. Creator VII.
lain than the Accused---Other Criminal
Matters.
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Hiokey,s Appointment Rejected.

OA1oAeo, ILL.,, July s.-The term of service
for superintendent for which Michael Hickey
was appointed, having expired, Mayor Heath
recently nominated him again. The coun-
Gil tonight, by vote of % to II, refused to
confirm the nomination.
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In passing Marshall, LYON county, an en-.

In passing Marshall, LYON county, an en-
gineer on the railroad on Sunday saw large
assemblage of we'll dressed people on the
bank of the river and blew his whistle, rang
his bell, and saluted them generally. After
passing the spot the fireman said to him:
stWhat is the matter with you That was
rather too solemn scene to blow the whis-
tie for. it was baptism sob, eunder,"
said the engineer, 81 dought it vas picker
nick
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RIVER MATTERS.

The bottom of the river is coming inc
view with alarming rapidity. The fall in the
water yesterday was a plump two inches
leaving depth of but two feet four inches.
Matters we're very quiet about the leyee
yesterday, there being neither arrival or de-
parture.
The Diamond 10 liner Diamond 10 was i'll
Sunday night with two barges of freight, in
all over eleven hundred tons, portion for
Montana Indian agencies, coming through
without trouble, and in the shortest time she
has made this season.
The Z. N. packe, Alex. Mitchell will be in
to-day to leave for st. Louis at four P. N.
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BA6e Ball,

UTICA, N. Y, July 8.-Uticas, 5; Manches-
ters, 4.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 8.-Lowells, 9;
Springfelds, 2.
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THE INDIAN WAR.
EXCITING EVENTS IN sOUTHERN
OREGON.

4 Scouting Party Under Capt. sperry, Fifty
Strong, Surrounded by Hostiles, and Al
most Annihilated--The Main Body of
Hosti1es Reported Strongly Fortified and
Waiting for Howard to Attack--Major
Kress and Patrol Freak Up Camp on
the Columbia Niver--Nunerous Small
Bands on tho Way to Join the Main
Bcdy.
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One of the Appletons Dead.

NEW York, July Geo. Sweet Appleton,
of the publishing house of D. Appleton &
Co., died last night from paralysis of the
brain
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A New connterfait.

TORONTO, July 8.-Counterfeit tens on the
bank of British North America, Ottawa
branch, are in circulation. The number is
1929.
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SECRETARY THOMPSON is credited with the
intention of making those who JOIN his an
nual iunket to the naval stations pay their
share of the bills contracted. He is evidently
of opinion that solitude has charms
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THE COURTS.
O. S. Circuit Court.
before Judge Nelson.


Northwestern Mutual Life insurance Co. vs..
Isaac ". Webb and wife ct al. Decree in chan
Gerry for foreclosure.
The same VS.. Charles Clark ct al. Decree for
foreclosure.
Lillian Jacoby and Mary Ella Jaooby vs..
John Mccormick and Janet Mccormick. Fore
closure decreed.
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. vs..
Amos B. and Caroline NJ. Watson. Foreclosure
decreed.
Robert Reade vs. Hiram Rogers ct al. Decree
for foreclosure.
Lillian Jacoby and Mary Ella Jacoby vs.
Janet Mccormick and JOIN Mccormick. Fore
closure decreed.
Robert Reade vs.. Hiram Rogers ct al. Fore
closure decreed.
Henry Sheppard VS.. Henry G. Waite ct al.
Judgment for plaintiff on report of refelce.
Albert T. Stearns VS.. W. Il. Nudd ct al. De-
murrer to complaint overruled with leave to
answer in twenty days on payment of costs.
Anna E. Findley VS.. Phoenix Insurance Co.,
on policy of insurance on buildings and con-
tents destroyed by fire. On trial.
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District Co,.rt.

District Court.
Before Judge Brill.
GENERAL TERM.
Odell Guerin VS.. st. Paul d Sioux City Rail-
road Co. ct al Case continued by consent.
Court adjourned till Wednesday morning at
10 A. N.
Before Judge simons.
Samuel D. Lord VS.. Samuel bearing. Suit
for ejectment from certain lands in the Sixth
ward Case on trial.
Decision filed by Judge Brill:
No l0.94l-Anton Springer We. Matilda
Greve. Plaintiff entitled to judgment for
1892.
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Probate Court.

Before Judge O'Gorman.J
In the matter of the estate of Nicholas De-
Graft; the accounts Of the administrator exam
ined and allowed.
Estate of James T. Maxfeld, deceased; james
r. Walsh and George Culver appointed ap-
praisers, and j. P. Boyle, j. r. o. Brien and s.
w. Barrett appointed commissioners.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC FORKS.

Bids for Jackson Street Pavement-Ihs
Usual Row with Contractors.
At the special meeting Of the board Of
public works. held at noon yesterday, all the
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BEING ACCoMp1,IsHED.

LONDON, July 8.-The Times, in leading
editorial, remarks that British troops are
now doubtless on their way to Cyprus and
the reoccupation of the island at this mo-
ment being carried into effect.
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EAST FELICIANA.
THE "TRUE INWARDNEsSv OF THE
ELECTION OF 1876.

The subcommittee In Louisiana Throw
Little More Light On the Great Fraud
-Ananias jerks Appears in the Role of
Defaulter. Two Indictments Found
Against Him and Civil Suit Now Pend
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The bid Of HolIlnshead d Shay was re-
jected on account of its being incomplete,
and the contract was awarded to Moline d.
Webber, the lowest bidders
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Bucharest dispatch says the excitement
is calming, and many papers advise COM
pliance with the decisions of the congress.
The Roumanian delegates returned from
Berlin Sunday night, and We're to make a
report at q secret sitting of the chambers to-
doe
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An Important stratesical Position Gained
in Asiatic Turkey--The Porte Neutralizes
the Menace in the Loss of Batoum by a
Confederation with England in Return
for tho Occupation OF the Island of Cy-
prus--Congress and Miscellaneous News.
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TORONTO, July s.-Douglas, of Montreal,
deputy grand master of the Orange Young
Britons, arrived tonight to confer with the
Toronto brethren,
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nounced lie decision, 10 visit Governor Hayes
and ascertain what would be his attitude 10
ward the several State Governments IN case he
were made President. The witness gave the
committee the substance OF his conversations
with Governor Hayes and other leading Re
pubicans. he had q conversation with Murat
Halstesd editor Of the Cincinnati Commercial,
who gave him letter to Governor Hayes. Wit
ness then described his visit to Governor
Hayes at Columbus as follows: 81 Was pre-
scented TO him, and, after little conversation,
gave him my letters TO read. After he had
read them, he asked: What do you want to
know, Mr., RobertsP / said 'Of course I'M
derstand the delicacy Of the question l am
about 20 ask you but in case you become
President OF the United States, what do you
propose to do with the respective State Gov
eminent Of Louisiana He said he did not
understand what / meant. / said that there
would be row over the National question, but
that IL we were sure thrt he was friendly to u.s.
the opposition to him would be less virulent.
He asked how our people were feeling on the
subject, and said that they thought if they
had to throw overheard anything. they would
throw over what they considered to be Of the
least value. l said we must have the State at
all hazards. He asked me to explain the situa-
ton. l said that we had carried the Stale by
Is, 900 majority, but the indications were that
they would be counted out. He said that he
did not want the Presidency unless he got it
fairly"
Witness said further that at this interview
Governor Hayes denied saying-when he sup
posed he had lost the Presidency-that he felt
sorry for the colored people Of the South, as
reported in the New York Herald. Witness
said that having received assurance, he, as a
friend Of Louisiana, urged all whom he could
influence 10 stand by the count. Upon cross
examination he said there had been nothing il
the way Of a bargain, agreement or understand
ing. Adjourned.