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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-21

TIE weather has but little respect fer the
prayers of the ice men.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-21

SaEEp pKLrERs are looking over farmer
fiocks.
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parents, look after your girls Of eyeping'
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@SEEOS--Timothy and Clover Seed
at (221 2t GRo. JEPsON's.
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ST. OLAIRKELLY,

Attorney at Ian, 81 Cairssizs, 0Ais.
- ofuss nrst door east Of the cOrzs Aesse
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Nor so many public sales this spring.
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THE ball and chain has its effect.
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afoVsD-Tvo Ksss. Inquire At this
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Boeus half dollars are circulating.
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wn.r kind of a valentine did you get.

Fees are eggs movie cents Dozen
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Total cash earnings ...... 1887 SO
Average receipts from passengers
Per week, $72.76 per day, $12.12
/" freight '' 1871 " 6.31
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Special Masters Sale.
Court Of Common Pleas.
Tuesday, March 12, Is7s,

DY virtue of an order of sale In the above
D case issued and 10 me directed from the
Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont county,
Ohio, l will offer for sale en- the Premises. on
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Legal Notice.

Solomon Hogue and ]. K. ShotweIl, Admr's Of
Robert Claudy. decd, with the will annex
ed, plaintiffs,
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In Session Discussing the scope OF In
vestlgatiOn md Other Matters, with
out Arriving at Any Conclusion
on Any thinG-AnOther Meet
ing Friday.

WASHINGTON. May 29.-The Potter COM
mittse held long session this afternoon
They discussed the question as to the scope
of Investigation, the Democrats wishing to
confne 1t to Florida and Louisiana, and the
Republicans desiring TO include Oregon.
The subject of the appointment of
sub committees was also considered
and decided by the majority. Some
of the members whose names were mentioned
in that connection said that they were
indisposed to go south ON such business, as
they feared the china &c Influences during the
summer. General Butler was among the
number. 1t was mentioned that Secretary
Sherman and several others could be exam
ined as witnesses IN this city, while a SUBJ
committee could more economically and con-
veniently take testimony in Flor
ida and Louisiana. The subject
of closed or open doors during the investiga-
ton was also discussed, but according to the
statement Of Chairman Potter, nothing was
determined. The members would give no
particulars Of the proceedings, saying that
they were pledged II secresy, and the COM
mittee adjourned until Friday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-30
DECORATION DAY.
How it Will be Observed In New York
Pillows Patriotic Sentiments.

NEW YORK, May elaboration day will
be celebrated in and around New York this
year with splendor never before equaled,
and the Grand Army of the Republic may
well be proud of the programme. Upward
of three score generals who participated in the
late war will assemble in the metropolis, with
Sherman at their head. Many societies and
trades unions will also share in the exercises.
The committee on invitation sent letter
some time ago to General Gideon J. Pillow,
of Tennessee. inviting him to participate in
the ceremonies of the Worth monument In
this city. General Pillow answered and said:
''In accepting the invitation Of the Grand
Army of the Republic to unite with them in
decorating the graves and honoring the
memory and achievements of the men who
fell in a war between the States, you but
honor the brave and patriotic men who fought
that war out and had no part in causing a
national strife. On both sides they obeyed
a sense of duty and patriotism. The great
battles of these armies are the common hertz
age of manly courage and patriotic devotion.
They constitute proofs to the world of what
the American people are capable of. Divided,
their conflicts of arms shook the earth be-
meath their tread; united, they could resist
the world In arms.
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Marine Intelligence.

BALTIMORE, May 9.-Arrived-Hiberni-
an, Liverpool.
LONDON. Nav 29.-Steamers Ancheria and
Nechar, from New York, and G. f. Werder,
from Baltimore, arrived out.
New YORK, May -Arrived-Alsatia
and Holland, from London, and State of
Georgia, from Glasgow.
PORT EADs, May Enthusiastically
New York, from New York, in tow of the
steamship Gussie. having lost her crank pin.
Sailed-Steamshipi Knckerbocker, for New
York; Muriel and Hay tien, for Liverpool;
banks Alphonse, st. Marie. No. ., Raen and
Rosita, for Cork, and W. Z. Claver, for New
Norl-
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EEsV ORLEANS

I'm a EeVCrisn state OF Excitement
Over I bDf:icI OF the Civil and
CrImioai Authorities Over
Recorders court Case
The Governor Ar
pcaIed TO 10 Call
Out the MI
litia.
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RACE NEWS.
Narragansett Park.

PROVIDENCE, May 29.-At the Narragan-
sett park races, the 2:24 class was won by
Trampoline in three straight heats. Best
time, 2:24.
Friendship Driving Park.
PITrsBURe, May 29.-Friendship driving
park, second day:
First Race2For the 2:5O class; club
purse, $500; six entries and four starters.
The first heat was dead. Dan Donaldson, 1,
1, 3, l; Eddy Fry, 4, 4, /, 3; Clara Morris,
2 3, 2, 2; Little Sam, 3, 2, 4, 4. Time, 2:45,
2:41, 2:4I1s, 2:414, PAL.
Second Race.-A free for-all; Pace purse,
$500; two entries. George won, beating Lucy
10 three straight heats. Time, 2:3O, 2:24liI,
2:2515.
The Pools on TO-Day's Sport Mt Gin
cinnRti.
CINCINNATI, May 29.-The pools on to-
2noaow's races sold as follows:
First Rdce.-Mile dash. Bell Saunders,
$50; Warfe!d, $50; Julia Jackson, S1j; Ada
Lambert, 81; Serge, $40; the field. COM
prislnc Toloua, Mystery and Athol, $40.
Second Rdce.-Mile- and-a-half dash. Belle
of Nelson, $40; Judge Hancock, S35; Signal,
IS; Bessie Lee and Maggie Shields, in the
field. $40.
Third Race-Mile heats. Vrqilhon, $50;
$50; Vagabond, $40: Iolona, $50; Edwin
A, S21; Fair Play, S22; Paralee, $18; Elemi,
SIS; Ada s., $40.
Al Absurd RumOr COntradIcted.
LOUIsvILLE, May 29.-An absurd rumor
having been circulated to the effect that
Tenbroeck and MolIie Mccarthy were to be
controlled and run by one party, Colonel NJ.
Lewis Clark, jr., In card to the Courier
Journal, exposes the fallacy Of the idea, as
the race and horses are under the control of
the Louisville jockey club, as are the rest of
the events Of the July meeting. Tenbroeck
and N 'Carthy both remain here training for
the match, Mr. Harper declining to go to st.
Louis with Tenbroeck.
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Counterfeit Ftfty-Do,,ar Notes,

NEW YORK, May 29.-Nearly three thou
sand dollars of counterfeit ffty-dollar notes
city, were found to-day in the possession of
emlgrants by the steamer Leasing. 1t is
stated that the cabin passengers, also, were
well supplied with the spurious notes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-30

The Texas Train Robbers Surrounded.

GALVESTON, May ga special to the
Neaos, from Fort Graham, says that Sam
is surrounded on Big Caddo creek, by Berry
Meadow, the sheriff of Stephens county.
Meadow was reinforced by ten men from
Paio Ponto, last night at two o'clock, and ex-
pected to make an attack at daylight this
morning. Some fighting was done yesterday
and the day before, but no damage was done
on our SIDE. 1t Is not known whether any of
the outlaws were hurt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-30

satisfaction at the progress made toward the
assembling of the congress and the establish
ment of an understanding, and adds: cal
though, in view of the existence of war
party in Constantinople, Pesth and London,
some reserve is still necessary, yet every day
tends to-promote peaceful sentiments.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-30
ALL SERENE

Between Russia and England, while Aus
tria's Movements are Regarded with
Considerable Uneasiness - Eng
land and Russia Accept In
vitatiOns to the Congress.
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OAK LUMBER!

MERCER & Motley, of withe Depot Tenn, will
INl furnish best White Oak Lumber. in
any size wanted, at Low FIGURES. They will de-
liver 1t at Memphis and Louisville Depot. Parties
wishing to purchase will please call on
j. j. BISRY Il CO. 21R Ernnt ST
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DELlNQUENTS, TAKE NOTICE

w-On the First Monday In July Next.
at the Courthouse door, In the city of Memphis.
will Offer for public sale the Real Estate belonging
to Delinquent Taxpayers, which real estate can be
seen upon my books In my office.
j. ]. RAWLINGS,
County Trustee Shelby cOuntv
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: liverpool cot
ton, 6 3-f6d. Memphis cotton, 10 7-sc. Neio
Orleans cotton. lie. Nei0 York cotton, II
5-1Ce Nelc York gold, IOI Is.
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The HonSst Money Leaguers.

CHICAGO, May 29.-The executive COM
mittee OF the Honest Money league have is
sued a call for general meeting, to be held
at the Newhall house, Milwaukee, June 18th,
at ten O'Clock in the morning for the purpose
of perfecting and forming local organizations,
and to make the work of the league more
extensive and effective. Members Of both
political parties are invited, the league being
entirely non-partlsan.
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sALE-Under and hy virtue Of

TRG STEES SaLE-UndeT and hy virtue Of
- the powers conferred upon me By three several
deeds IL trust TO Wit: One made ard executed by J.
j. Sears ana his wife, Florence Sears Gated August
g. 1874, and recorded in the Office OF the Register of
Shelby county i'll book 102, page 40; another made
and executed by the parties. dated October H.
1874 and recorded in book 1O2, page o6g; and
the ether made and executed BY j. j. Sears, dated
May 20, 1875 and recorded in book I12, page 204;
said deeds being for the purpose OF securing the
payment of the Indebtedness therein severally and
respectively set forth, will, on Saturday, x9th
day OF June. 1875, at the hour of II O'Clock
m, at the southwest corner OF Madison and Main
streets in the city of Memphis, sell to the highest
in Shelby county, Tennessee, tO-wit: Lot No. z of
the survey of lands OF the estate of Mrs. &. c.
Tucker, deceased Beginning on the south side OF
Union avenue at the northeast corner of lot No. 1;
thence with said avenue eastward 1900 chains
to the west side OF RembeTt avenue thence southwark
with the west side OF Rembert avenue 301OO chains
to the northeast corner of lot No. 3; thence west
ward, at right angles with Rem6ert avenue, chains
to southeast corner of lot No. l. thence north with
the line of lot No. /, 2S100 chains to the begin
ming, containing seven 3-100 acres
Also the following described lot OF land lying In
the city of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, on
the west side Of Causey street, and known and de-
scribed the undivided third part of lot "a. in
block No. Al, situated between Vance and ElliO
streets having front on Causey street for the whole
lot of seventy-fve feet, and running back two hun
bred feet TO the bayou The right OF redemption IS
expressly waived ana the right of dover rtl-
pushed in said trust deeds and the titles d,
but sell and Will convey only trustee. This 29tn
day of May, 1878. A. WOODRUFF, Trustee.
B. P Anderson, Attorney.
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1III,oIs central ,stoclzholders' MeetIng.

CHICAGO, May 29.-The annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Illinois Central
road was held here to-day. The directors
whose term expires with this month were re-
elected 10 serve until May, 1881: The acts
of the board of directors since the last an
nual meeting were. approved.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WAR DEPT. oFFIcE On. SIG. OFFIcK,
W a.ILr.-.---...- ~. ~. q Z. -

WAsHISsTUs, May 30 / am. Z
For Tennessee aud the Ohio rl!Ley, HIGHER
pressEres, 'oarHer somherly icind, ecoBr
ing rdriadie and cooler, partly cloudy icedthey.
and rain areas.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

The House Worrying over the Resolution
Fixing the Day OF Adjournment, Fin
ally Amending the Senate ResO-
luton by Setting the Date to
the Seventeenth OF June.
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DIED.

MCMAHON-On the 2Sth inst, Mrs. MAI.Y A.. be-
loved wife of NJ. McAlahon, Deputy Sheriff, aged 20
years.
Funeral viii take place from the residence, corner
High and Washington streets, this THURSDAY
morning, a. 10 O'Clock. Friends are invited
JONES-On May %. 1873, Laura P. JONES, wife
of J. :. Jones' Raleigh TENN, ageG 30 YEATS =
months and I3 days Nashville papers please ccpy.1
Funeral will take place at Raleigh thIs CrHU Rs
DAY) morning, Nay Both, at ] l O'Clock. Friends
and acquaintance are invited to attend
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DEMOCRATIC.

The Democracy of Alabama in State
Convention at Montgomery, take
Three Ballots for Governor With
out ResuIt-CObb Ahead Oh
the Last Ballot.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

TO 32S, Z. DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee-F. NJ. Waldfan ct NJ vs.. Willie
Hamilton WCodIun ct al.
it appearing from the original bill in this cause,
which is - tHat the defend ant. Willie HAN
iton woodruff. > IsOn-resident % me State Of Ten
hessee aid d resident of the state o. IOuisiaIa:
&c IL therefore Orde-ad, That be N Ike his ap-
De rance hcTaln. the courthouse OF tie Pre- ate
IvJEt, IN Memphis, Tennessee or before the
fist A0njay la JU'v. 1878, and plead, answer
demur to com D'.tf ants BILL or he same Will BE
taken for confessed TO HIN gnC So for hearing
exparte: and thar copy of this order be published
once week. Tor for successive weeks IN the Mem
phis Daily AIpeaL Ihls MAJ % 1873.
A cOpy-attest. JAMES REILLY, CLERK.
By hugh B. Cullen, DEPUTY Clerk
Harris, AeKisick r Turley, soils. for compFts. thu
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Royal Havana Lottery.
$4,000 Drawn Every IL Days.

S21 Prizes, amounting to Spanish $50, 900
Whole Ticket, S25; HALF S13; Quarter, 81:
Tenth 81; Twentieth, 81. Orders filed and prizes
cashed at actual rate of exchange by
p. MASICsS,
~ Decatur ST.. New OrIeals a Ia n
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DESTINATIONS YEEsTRDAY.

WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE u. 2. AMY,
MEDNRsnAY. MML ~ I.Ls- 10 ns 10 m [
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MasnnIc Notice.


AttentiOn n. knights TempIar.
rTlRE officers aud members of Cyrene ald n
i st. Elmo Communicates K. T. are e--~-
Quested to attend at their Asylums in fatigue Xxx
dress, this (THUhSDAY) evening. at eight/ "
o'clock for the purpose OF assisting at the ceremo
MES OF Ascension Dag. Sir Knights will attend d.
vine service at Calvary Church. In fatigue DRESS al
10 O'Clock am. Visiting Sir Knights are invited
By order of the EMINENT COMMANDERS.
B. X PULLES. Recorder Cyrene Com. No. 4.
j. ID. HUM, Recorder st Elmo Com, NO. Is.
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PROVIDENCE, May 29.-At the Narragan-
sett park races, the 2:24 class was won by
Trampoline in three straight heats. Best
time, 2:24.
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Feniian Picnic
PRIVILEGES!

~ Proposals for Bar Privilege; also, for Refresh
ments Icecream and Confectionery Privilege at the
Fenian Picnic, Estiyal Park, June 9th, will be re-
ceived until SATURDAY NOON, June LIST, by
B. h. CARBFRY. 347 Front street.
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES:
100 Approximation Prizes Of $780,. 20,OCU
100 Approximation Prizes Of 100.... 10000
100 Approximation Prizes Of TO-. 1866
1929 Prizes, amounting to.....-.......S 522,5OO
GIN. g. T. BEAUREGARD, OF La,
GEN. JUBAL A. EARLY. of Va,
Commissioners,
Write for circulars or send orders to M. A Dau.
Dhin. r. o. Box 692. New Orleans. La,
OR TO No. west Court street. Memphls. Tenn
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[EkSB

u over Hair a Million Distributed.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co
Ths Institution was regularly incorporated by the
Legislature OF the State for educational and charita
Bile purposes In 1883, with capital of 81 OO0,000,
70 which 1t has since added a reserve fund Of
S30O,OOO. Its Grand Single Number
Drawings will take place monthly. IL ScdiGS
or poStpozes- Look at the following distribution:
Grand Promenade Concert,
during which will take place the
Extraordinary Semi-Annual Drawing,
At Neto Orleans, Tuesday, June I11,
Under the personal supervision and management OF
Gen. g. II. Beauregard, OF Louisiana.
and Gen. Jubal A Early, of Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000,
~ Notice-Tickets are Ten Dollars only ~
Halves. So. Eifths. 81. Tenths. 81.
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THE POTTER COMMITTEE

". 81. M'kLKOY. sergeant.
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ST.. PETERSBURG, May 29-The semi
official Journal de st. Petersburg expresses
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-30
ALEX. II. STEPHENS
Replies to Certain illusions to him in
Mr.. POtter's Letter Concerning his
Action in the House ON the
Presidential Fraud
Resolutions.
Also Criticizing Mr.. POtter's Course
and Intentions in the Matter-He Re-
CARDS the Whole Proceedings
as Unfortunate and
MischieVOus.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-Alexander H. Ste
phens has replied to the illusions to him con-
tanned in the letter of Mr.. Clarkson n. Pot
ter, III a communication to the Washington
Post, which is given below:
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-16
MICHAEL REESE DEAD.
The Millionaire Capitalist Breathes His Last in His Native Village - Sketch of His Career-His Wealth, and How It Was Acquired-Per- sonal Trais.

MT. Reese was born in a small Bavarian village in 1877. He Jeff home for the United States at the age of eighteen, and located at Bal. timore, without a dollar, where be began worK as a tanner. At the age of twenty-two he began trading in a small way, carrying a peddler's pack about the country, and by this mears amassed a snug sum of money, with which he went to New York. In com pauy with a man named Hills he located at Maiden Lane and was soon engaged in the importation of English goods, doing large business. The firm went under in the crash of 1S42, Reese paying up all it's debts. While all promised we'll in 1S40, Mfr. Reese had sent for his six sisters and a'brother and located them in Chicago, where the brother died. The sisters all married. From New York MT. Reese went to Virginia, and there entered
 into large speculations during the Mexican war, making a second for tune. After the war he went to St. Paul. Minn., and became owner of 16,0O0 acres of land. He came here
 on the steamer California in June
 1850, with s120,WO. Here disaster
 pursued him for a time. Palmer, Cook
 & O., Page, Bacon & Co, and Barton, Lee S Co, all failed, each cutting into his fortune, which had been diminished by unsuccessful trading and speculalions. The Bear river canal project, in which he engaged, about completed the wreck of his finances. By judicious investment in land in 1858, however, he laid the foundation of his latest and greatest financial structure, the rise in lands purchased of Emanuel Bevin in 1858 having made him a millionaire. His business career was ever character ized by industry, frugality and in domitable perseverance, that Overcame all obstacles. With naturally acute mind, the reverses of his earlier life
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-16
Report that Indians Intended Raid
 ing Yuma.

YUMA, August 2. On Monday night a drunken Indian entered a corral where a number of persons were sleep ing and stabbed boy aged sixteen in the body, breaking the knife off at the hilt. The wound is considered dan gerous.
 Considerable excitement was caused here last night by report that the h. dians intended raiding the town. A son of David Neahr, who understands their language, overheard them plan ming an attack. Many strange Indians have been noticed in town lately. They have become insolent and az gressive in their behavior. The with drawal of troops no doubt encourages them. The citizens to the number of forty or fifty armed themselves with shot-guns and rifles, ordered the h. dians out of town, and posted guards on the outskirts to give warning of any demonstrations by the reds. The night passed without any trouble. The same precautions will be observed un- til all uneasiness is allayed.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-16
Quarrs nuI for the Arivaipa.

The Mesilla Independent of the Sd instant has the following local:
 "The old Daily train passed through town on Wednesday loaded with ms chinery for a quartz-mIll at Arivaipa Canyon, Arizona"
 This is the only information we have regarding this quartz-mill for the Ariyaipa. There are several large silver bearing lodges within a few miles of the canyon, the ores from which are sufficiently rich to pay we'll if they can be reduced in the canyon. During the last year that district has been almost entirely deserted, and lit tie or no work has been done on the claims. Should a quartz-mill be put up, we are much mistaken if at least two good mines are not developed there very soon.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-16
Impeachment Talk.

NEW YORK, August 5.-The Fri bune's Washington special says that Springer of the Potter Committee talks very freely of the case, as he calls it, which to his mind has already been established by that body. He regards i, as one which will not only justify impeachment, but which demands 1t. He thinks tue Wormley Hotel con- ference. in connection with the sub seouent action of the Louisiana Com mission, quite sufficient to sustain artl' cles of impeachment, and he fully ex- pects the House 10 present them at an early day. Such talk doubtless reflects the views of several members oi the Potter Committee.