The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02

TorEKA, Sept GO.-ln the Ingalls, invss-
LEGATION to-day, Chairman salisbury in,
formed the counsel en- both sides that the
committee had decided TO modify the
order relative to the examination of wit.
nesses who had reported that the counsel
for respondent would not be obliged to e1.
anime witnesses to disprove the statements
in the supplemental memorial until the
counsel for memorialists had introduced
evidence to sustain the charges.
An order was also made that the counsel
on both sides must file list OF the wit.
nesses who would be introduced, with a
statement Of what they wished to prove by
each.
John Russell, member of Phillips county,
testified that Ingalls, had offered him the
control of the patronage in his comfy il he
would remove the prejudices existing there
against him and vote for him.
5. n. Wood testified that J. s. Danford
had told him he WAS going TO make money
out OF the senatorial election, and that he
had $500 to use one way or another; that
he has finally told him he would give from
$500 to 5000 for votes for ingalls,.
w. H. Vernon testified that on the
Thursday night preceding the election he
had been in ingalls, room, when the MEM
bers from Harper county, III. c. Fissler, had
said he wanted 10 know where he could
get some money, and Merritt had taken
him out of the door and pointing TO Pome-
roy's room, had said that was the only
place be knew OF.
J. p. Fornham and J. W. Hirtzell testi-
fed that they were the night clerks on duty
At the Tefft House on the night when it is
claimed that DarfoTd got the money from
the clerk from the safe, and both positively
deny that he did get the money or e pack
age.
Judge B. W. elkins, of O5wego, testi-
fed that he had loaned Hosssck one hun
dred dollars on the 3lst OF January, sitter
the final vote for Senator that he didn't
know what Hosssck wanted Of 1t !; that he
had never received any Of it back that l..
+. Crum, postmaster at Oswego, had not
paid him the money, nor had ingalls,, Mer-
ritt or others of Ingalls, friends, nor had
anybody paid it. He slso testified that
Hossack had always expressed himself az
favorable to ingalls,.
Leonard Bradbury Senator from Mamie,
testified that the Hossack paper had not
been shown him before the commencement
Of the House investigation March last.
Tonight q reception is in progress at
the house of Chief Justice Albert II. Hor-
ton, at which the investigating committee
and large number Of the city are present.
A Grand Reunion.
TOLEDO, o., Sept. 30.-A considerable
number OF ex.prisoners have already ar
rived here to attend the grand reunion,
which begins in this city Tomorrow.
Among thee are some from Texas and from
Wisconsin, and quite number from Penn
sylvania. Gen. Nor,hcutt, Of West Virgin
il, is here. Among the notable arrivals ia
Major Morse, formerly of the 18th Illinois
Infantry. 1t is expected that the number
present will reach up into The thousands.
a Coed Ticket.
Usage CRY, Kan, Sep. 30.-The Repub-
lican County Convention met to-day in
Lynden and made the following nomins-
tons:
&c. Rankin, of Agency, for Treasurer.
Harry Smith, Of Usage City, for Sheriff.
Ed. Spalding, Of Burlingame, for County
Clerk.
Hodge Jervs. Of Carbondale, for Register
of Deeds
The Convention was largely attended.
The ticket is . good one.