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Daily Republican., 1879-07-29

TNHE LARGEST DRY GOODS HOUSE
i In Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAKER
Ora nd Depot, 18th st., Market to Chestnut.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-29

DELAWARE has noSsion this fall,
and consequently th.s of Senator
Bayard's county will Wv to an
dure the modification 40 ~ .ha
polls and casting vote :tvill mt
have half the influence TIM ,.o. :.
Kent county will have. "
, 1879-03-13

ST.. LOUIS March 1o.-1lio 0lolt-D Democrat has
specials from Texas stating thut several afcxi-
icaps tho murdcrcrs OF Judge Howard md
Mcsqrs. Atkinson aud McBryde ut San Ellzaro
scvcrul months ago, have been nrrested ai,tl
jailed. The Mcxicans threaten to rescue them.
Three mcn named Cavtt, Miller, md Gar
ret went Into n field near Dryuu, Tex, and
forced ". W. Armstrong, at work there, into
q quarrel, md Cavltt shot and killed Arm.
strong. Z
An old fcud between tic Billiards, Jones,
nuu Murphy families, living on Sulphur
Creek, between Titu4 aud Rcd River Counties,
was fought out fow nights ago, near Clarks-
vIllo, with shotEuns, anl one Of the billiards.
WIS killed. Quo Of the Joncscs was snortaly
wounded. a1ul slcr Of thu purity dangerously
Injured.
During m attempt by three horse thieves to
break jail ut ncliyiIlo, last night, oue Of the
pariy, named Farrell, was shot dead by Sheriff
luw[a.
Postmaster John n. Crowcll, at schcll City,
Mo-, was arrested to-day for r!tiIug registered
letters,
, 1879-03-13

A Committee 4irtngs Charges Of Fnlsehonh
and Decett Against Him. vilcreupon lie
Demands an IHlneAiato Trial aud Thrsat-
cns to Try the prcAbytery. ;,
4ttc ltrs ,iiorld. Narch II.
The BROOKLYN Prcsbytcry met rs Grand
Jury yesterday, and found an Indictment
aeaipss tic Rev. 7. Do Witt Talmugc for false
hood anl deceit. Tho Coultnitteo which Ind
been appointed TO Investigate tho charges which
"comlnon fumue n,ndo against Mr.. Tai
tuago made It's report. Tho Presbytery hav-
Ing assembled tu tho 1,oy. Ms. Crosbys church,
Mt Clinton street a1,d Fulton avenue, the Rev.
DR.. ]. NJ. Ludlow was snadc Moderator. Among
tho preachers were tho lev. Drs. Cuylcr, Spear,
McC!clanl. Yum Dyke, Green, Wcls, Hall,
Tayler. tho Rev. blcssrs. Greene and Crosby,
and Alaj. 3. T. Coswin. Mr.. Taln,agu and hts
wife entered during roll-call, und great many
Of the ladies mud some Of the gentlemen
of the Tabernaclc congregation wero prcs-
cut. Mr. Tallnagc took wholo pew to
h1usclf. Tho report Of the Committee was read
BY Mr.. Crpsby. Mr. Ialnago smiled occastot,.
ally as sodle Of tho moro unpleasant passages
were read, aud took frequent notcs. Wllun not
taking notes Mr.. Talmagc sat with Ills eyes
turned to thu ceiling, whllo tho spectators
watched ILLS facu for sofue symptom Of dlsc0nl-
fort. hut apparently ho wns not Affected.
When list Of nasRes of wilnusscs to be called
III event ut trial WIS read, 10 spoku for lilo
deliberately tlsat those who ditla't wrla short-
had could tako them. and tllcn h0 Wroto tllcln
down. Tho report Is rs follows:
Our task has becA both 3ailsal and difficult, but,
Laws been a1io % artlvS i iii aad co@p|uto
Agreement 70 that our report expresses our sh.o.
lAtcly unanimous opinion. IN reference to pr.
TalMnKe'4 methods III tho pulpit and thelr effect
your commiitta reEert that common fumo, as
q very unreliable accuses aud witness, Of thls
however, VIC nra cerlaln, II does l!ot cllarsa
". Taimnxo ah,'.s, with hescsy. Neither from
~ H.. ,a nagl.sh'a sermons nor from any
nnyt4lnE aGalnst h. uoclsjnnl 4onnd.sess. Indeed
hS might psEhaps, lncFeass hls iupIlarity tn son,o
uitssaoIs ~ ~ ~ 20 nos 70 bolly md PoFsstent!y
fssstats md catschtsms, nor do wo donhs ttAt tho
truth which ho ptaachss IL instrumental lu thu sA.
.atiua i Of sopls; He sre OBLIGED to add howeYcs
those OF Christ snd lila Arostlct, with the psaetica
Of tho Christian Church tn the pessons u
her mln!stoss raaera!ly. and, Judged Gy. thcir
w @.tsap I'll asssss';sa Gsas Il sss
tins Of public wjfship lei al tho psopls attrnd
with gravity and rcYeEcncs, elc." Th0Fe II too
oftea IN tos public mintstlations Of uF. Ia!m39a
house. ~.
In the sermons on .'Nigtt scenes, 4. repcstca
~ tAe papeFs, cxneetstio1s OF startling teyela;;
wAtch d. not sesm 10 haye becn afterwards met.
lut, apart from tha, which may haYu euen due to
tofxntinasss Or cAanGs OF p1an, w csnaat but
sermons !o1ns very serious talstskes ware maAe:
FItSf-0ulnX to plaees Ut evil fcsort+ not to fs4.
eus tho fsl!on, bat fat!sF l9E ths p'Eposn Of un:
va!llny before excited nuatItutos what many Of
tbsm arc only LOO eaasF " SEC.
afsond-AttsmptinE 70 cure vies tn the vicious
and prevent II ~ tbs v1rtupaa by depicting II -
, 1879-03-13

Hpecai pfapdteh fo Iht Tribune
WAsnlNaToH, D. c.. March 1e.-Tl,c pos!, the
Democratic organ here, announces this morning
on authority tho following Us tho programme Of
the Democrats at The extra session:
The popnlat plan among tho Democrats Of tito
House, expterse by t,Hso nav In the city, Is 10
cCn1ne busiNess u thu two appropriation bills.
Thu Legislative, Exccatlyo, nnl judicial bill viii
lc reported mud diFpotcd OF promptly, Just M 1t
1asscd the last lIonsc. As very tEn,nnrnt lncin-
bcr expressed It Yesterday. not additional will
10 ,Iptted 0r q crossrd. II will Ru to tho Senate
mad bc pnRscd there with llttlc delay III puast.
bic. Meantime tito uoueu will sio nuthing. Not
even the Army Appropriation bill will bu touched
Until 1t Ia seen Wlint lInycs psopoRcs to 10.
II he secs 1T to approve tho
will be. passed d. quickly as possible. and Con-
Ere.s wilt im,ptdtatcly adjourn. Should Hayes
veto the Legislative bif then the Democrats Of Con.
Ercss wl conclude that no ttme need be wasted
iool!ng With h!u, and they Will adjourn at unco.
II lluyes secs 1T u cal! auother extra session, 1t
will convene md enact the salue programme over
agatn, and even ngafa II necessary. Tho Demo-
ctAts will not yied NIL inch, and are willing for
Hayes to try t!e experiment Of running tho Gor-
crnmcnt without money, If he waits tn.
It is snfd tl,at twenty-five men have agreed to
this programme. It will be difficult, however,
for few Democratic leaders to sit IN corner
nnd make any disposition of tho action ol the
two Houses.
, 1879-03-13

One OF thoso heartcss icUt,pe!asts who want
to overrun ex'st!ng ORGANIZATIONS, md reduce US
to The CundilloD OF iAr dutch and of tho Valle-
tiaus, ruthessy strikes uut Vt y cherished brit
ihl' i''sttt lie writes: Seee-llntcl Cluny.
ur tu usc st,c AMcrieab. ~ 4tookies,s persopaiIy
conducted. t.uide: '.Thls Ii Ilo bath Vi Juija;,
tAc Apostata.' Male Cook,e: ''Who WIS
Juiana' Fcniulne Conk!e Qn b.ef.eutcs hat
yuu kilowt-wu ha.i some OF llis soup at diui,rF
yesterday; he Invented H. ". c.: "Uh,
know Julian, VIC l1sed tu 70 long ago 10 llis cor
sarts ut C0yeNt G4fdcn." Gutde cu!sapses, and
calls up thE arxt wtturss.
, 1879-03-13
BLUE JEANS.
How lie socked It to tho Indiana Lsgtsla.


How ne socked It to tho Indiana Legtsla-
turc.
Tho mcssapo of f3ov. Williams IN III, rr5,or,
1.gIs,a,urc IN c1,r. s,.sin" .",. .nnnn n a.s.as
.;,f.'s' =" 'N'se ''os'o" 'aSs' eaions olnee
tnlhgs'
GENTLEMEN or THE GsdHnAL AssaAaE1:
1 regret tint have been compclled to cause
Won To convane Il, sr.tta, sossion ~ "rs onn,1
.,n., .,,o ,...,.a ~ 8F. .s's.., ao'a4oa !" soWs
pleto ulo pua'neas WHICH 6ooulu baVo
accn accomplished during the regular session
which closul yesterday, In concluding nv
biennial mcssaco oxpressod The lono tl,nt. RI.
o1,;nH tho ,,,,',sd .or. w. sh,a, Nv. a.', ~
uHk NV !'.lI4sa 'csM 'os winch you "eso eon-
Veneu' YOU m'ent po aolo a. an carly day TO
consider the matters communicated TO you, and
tl,ut your most important business might not po
delayed until the confusion lpciieut to tho clos.
'ns hours OF tho sossloh Should Involve you IN
errors which YOU would afterwards re-
business iustt0es Tho a,lmonitton which
thc cyn.,,onca ~ MANY vo,,s tns,, haa ."n"s.
~" nra.',,u ~ ,". nuo yss's 49,. o'' ,,a" nau eas
what has created this emergency, but tue peo-
, 1879-03-13
4 French Variation oil tho alef''
Round.

Pas11 LtFttf, s,., a sif-
noticed at this fcte for tho tlt6t tI!a. ~. fDr
guar aud seon!g'I ags1Eas goa;"n sensf'a' * a9 e:
% narsons md dj cjeyatcd ADULT six feet from a., us
ground sass dox ". ftsa trey N 'rass 'ss '
"nt,,m @ If 9J ,h.t car earrcd Il up tho ober sie
sstsi ia = s ! tfssk d0s {50 Ssass s Mstass Il
aa slo' ta Pcs ba 10 operag leapa
Il for .oconi, sud we, next Il tuas dnx Inaa md
incline tue enstrn body OF llls car W ,hS whlTl-
anu round on It's track, thus maslIs tins, IN IL
lug ai iofwsfd lpotions at tlssat'g tar'an,s ts,aS
spectstoE II seems as the ta5 ana H.. trurE but
IL almost syery Instance thu e1set q, thi htsey
pants themselves aoemea 20 ~ uao ~ ~ tIu girls.
espseisy ss az at tbs !Itl iout1 sS1aep sis Slaa
howl u1ll scseam in mauncF pcnt' at v9rS rlear,
know that t4is description II not teis teis,mntc-
I'd i t9a Va assR ssyty is:ssst ~
ssy ihat Tic car and the pe0ulo III y " s,u,j and
down. forward a,id backward, ala soa asiurljar
round, all at tle same ttms ata aeci1cs s tnS ~
tilst lis car sseus to toss - on ssous"
, 1879-03-13
THE LURAH TRIAL
Special pispu{cb to 13A Tribune.

KEoKuK, H.. March t2-Interest IN the pre-
lin,iuury examination Of William Young, Mt
Luray, Mo-, for the murder Of the Spencer
family, Is unabateI. Largo crowds nre In at
tendance. James Brady testified to.lny that at
late l,our on the night Of the murder, he saw
three mcn, one oE whom ho identified as Young,
ouc milo cast Of Spcncer's, going In tho dlscc-
t!on Of tho housc. George Parks, o pardoncd
convict. testified that, previous to tho murder,
Young proposed to him to rob Spencer, but hc
did not accept the proposition. Young said
hc ana another man had been to the place twico
TO rob hin, but Ind been bat1cd. After the
murder, Par1za said to Young: "It did not pan
out very we'll" To which Young replied: "No,
not over $50 apiece" Far1;s satd ihcro was mi
understanding between him mud Gov. Phelps
when he WINS pardoncd that he was to testify or
procure testimony agutnst Young. Other evl-
denco was adaucod tcutilng To connect Young
with the murder. Laurs Sprouse, the most I'm
portant wltncss in the case, Will be ou the stand
tomorrow.
, 1879-03-13

remains Of telegraph operator named David
Smith, who disappeared mystcEiously from TINT
village In February, 1soa Smith, then nged q,
wna supposed oy his family to l,avo loft on 40.
connt Of love affair. His mother, residing at
Accord, Ulster County, has identified tho
clothing. A medical examination Of tho skclc.
ton diecloscd still hip Joint, which was the case
with Smith. Neither witch nor money were
found with tile romAtns, though Smith carried
both. The gonernl belief in Ellenyilto is TINT
Smith was murdered. Kumor charges the
crime 10 dead man whose home was near tho
mine wherc tho body vas found. Just bcforo Ills
disappearance, Smith, at dnncc, had trouble
with this man, whose nama was Joseph Fletcher,
Who Wns Of q violent temper and cruel to ILLS
family. Tnrra years ago Flcfeker became In
sane, and. before bciug confined, frequently vls-
lied the old mine. Puinttng to the mltlc, he
would say, "Ttcrs no gocst There no Eocsln
seeming 70 SEQ ao!ne ono going down thu aha!t.
u, where ho died. Relnorse Is supposed to to
hnvc caused insanity.
, 1879-03-13

shows Il has been repeatedly cnforced by Tho
Republicans. md its validity has several ttrncA
been decided by a yoto In the Senate. In tho
carly part OF Secretary Gorllam's sdn,inlstra-
tton only TWO removals wero made, both for
cause and both on tho approval OF tic Vice
President. In May, 1897. tho Scrgcantat-Arms
dcsircd to dismiss ono Phtpps, an cmploIs, and
made ont letter, but
Mr.. WADE plsArrnovxp or IT,
nnd 80 lndorsel the letter. The Scrgeant.at-
Arms, howeycr, porssstcd IN assigning him to
lower gralc of duty. Tho man refused to con-
at1cr himself properly reduced, and two years.
afterwards, after holding himself nil tie time
ready for duty. he secured the attention Of ,lle
Committee on Accounts, and n resolution wns
reported paying him for full time Mt full ratc.
Tho casc came up for debate IN the scttntc. N1r,
Ednunds held that the law OF tho Senate,
when person had once been appointed,
kept him In o{]3co until removed NTH
the npprornl OF the President OF
tho Senate. Tho serrcant-at~Arms
had nttctnpted to remove Mr.. phfpps without
such approval, and had put another porson In
actuai possession. This person was All Intruder,
md was
NOT ENTITLED TO 4 cANT or FAT
in the coutcm o'ation Of the Inv. Phfpps could
not come to tile door Of tic Honate, cvcu whcn
backrd by It's Preeideuh md Gght for tho
privilege Of dischnrging his duties. lie had.
however, held himself In constant readiness,
and had been making continual claims for Its
pay. "The question is,' said Mr.. Elmuuds,
"as'do from Justice and law to this nun,
whether we shall nc0uicscc In violation OF our
own orders or whether we ehall enforce
them, md do this.. ..man Justice" Ono or two
Senators had doubts as to whether Phipps by
his action ncccptcd bis dlschurgc or not, but
when 1t came to vote tllcra was 30 littlc ques-
,tlon with regard 10 the NUN principle involved
that tile resolution passed
WITHOUT DtytsION.
Mr.. phipps' account was uicrcupon mnde up iii
tho Office Of the Secretary Of tic Senate, and
there WAS found to be due to him the sum Of
$3,014, less the amount Of s1,10i which had
l,ccn pnid to him for the performance OF other
duties than those Of hts position ns Assistant
Doorkccper.
A number Of other Cases are found on record,
md several Of late date, and all showing TINT
tho Senate has maintained tho validity OF t1lta
order whenever case has occurred under It.
, 1879-03-13

Wealth! russian merchants, With touch Of
savnGc!Y In their uat,Ire, often give why to riot
ous enioytnente. a purity u them call 1t 4 trst-
ciass hute1. order costly dlnnur, will prufu-
douFs+ aMl give themselves IN To Wild reyetry,
Eating little, but drinking enormously, UnaLle
y consume all te w!pes. t!.cy aslzu the bottlea,
shout, "sMash." al.d then rush upoa tile mir.
iuents. lhu ue1t thing Is to pxy tl,e tdll a1M de-
catun. Some Of tliu hotel rtoprtetors, used 10
such visits, iisde the valuable pIeees of fufuE.
ture, aud Charge hsga for tic bnsakaxe,
, 1879-03-13
A POLICEMAN MURDERED.
GpecfHI pjatalIch 10 Thf Tribune.

ROnK 1Nf. MIL Jfl Afnr11I j,r,,4n1 ,,,,,~
1or o,.,rrad l,nra h.,yoos 49,, :, ",Ss.a,. ~.
,,nr,,ir.r 1asn,,, D"s",.n,,, a''. on si''
,,oan,a' ,vos ,.t,;", H., . u.a,o w. w.
aS.a .",,. ~ "'.s A.Ia " sa's u usuaHoh or foughs
Mno1n he was tts!hs 10 arrest. The crowd coll
cnport, all of whu,u hayo been In iail. nud nm
f.,tow I.onon, hare rha ,rot ' ~. ,".s nv
,,',.,' ~" r,. ns* ,,l e "'ss ioas "e's
ailhe lienry. iat Henry, Ihosnas Noss, allti jim
Burns, alias Cavanaugh, alias s'Dubltn Jnck.n -
Tley l,ul been at futally cauuusu during
the early uart m N. ut.,ht. nj
,vt,,ch n vnst on,,,,, nv ,t,na. ,.ss ~
""N" - 'Hot 4u'ouus ~ n!uof WAS
noisy nnll quarrolsonr, whun mt hY Officer lso.
seulirld Ut the corner t,f Hixtb aycpua mn,
Twcnticth .trcct, ,rhS nn,h., .,,,,n,,tna ~ ~
80 s.n.",',..' L. ~ '"Ne "'.o''ptIu " "
WHEN tae rest Joined ln tile struggle. 'rhe otIl-
, 1879-03-13
CHIN Lam Pm
WHAT Ills CELESTIAL ExcELLEncY Is ABOUT

rs'teial Dlttafch 10 7As Trfbunx.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 1a.-The Chinese
Minister to this country, Cln Ian rin, IL now
making preparations to proceed tn Spain fur ll.c
purpose Of establishing Legation ut Madrid,
and will probably tako his departure accom-.
panied by q large suite IN about fortnight.
Thls is In pursuance Of the original programme
determined On when the Embassy lett CHM.
Chin Ian Fin would not have re,llainel here as
long ns ho has but for the vigorous agitation Of
thu Chuuse question In Congress aud till
certatn attitude ol this Government In
the premises, which rendered 1t necessary
that he should re1nnin until tic subject
was disposed Of. The VETO OF the bill pasErd
by CONGRESS-, and final defeat Of the measure,
now eaables him to rroecc1 and carry out the
Instructions Of Ills Government: Alter esta1.
llshlng a Legation ut Aln.irll, Cln Ian Pia will
20 to Peru mud establish IL Legation there. liz
VIII then return to tllr Unitcd States, md take
tuperYtston over all tue Lesaiians cs.AblbLeI
by htu., During Chin Lau pius ubsencu Yunr
wing, lhe Assistant Minister, will hayG churgu
VI tho Legation here.
, 1879-03-13
THE NEW ACT.


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 1a.-Frauk L.
Dxby, the abscondtns lnwycr who two months
since left suddenly, It was supposed to Join
Atrs. Lulu Dwinnoll In tho East, to-tlay s,irrcn-
lcted himself 10 the custody Of United States
Marshal on charge Of embczzlomcnt and
breach Of trust as Assignee In bankruptcy.
lie returned here ten days since, mud has been
at the houic Of a friend, intending to deliver
himself when his health had been sufficiently
restored. This afternoon ho sent letter 10
the Marshal, md was at once put in charge
Of Deputy. Ho expresses the greatest con-
triton for hs crimes and abandonment
Of his family, anl is anxious to do
ail ho Gun to utone for h[s faults. lle claims to
hayo taken away oply. s5o1 from nil sources,
n.II, with thls lulounf, spent three weeks tray
cling In Eastern citics, Iii company with Mrs.
Dwtnnell, whom hc voluntarily left four weeks
ngo. lilo Inns beGn in correspondence with his
mother hero, aud lls rcturt. was arranged with
her.
, 1879-03-13

5peca1l Otspd'ca {" Ihs TftoanA
LINCOLN, Nub., Afascll 12.-Johu lIanllcy, a
prominent larncss-lnakcr, md William Graf,
both uf scwurd, got into an alteration while
drinking freely last night, md uandley knocked
Graft down and kicked md pounded l.ln so
severely that ho cannot recover. Graf is u
young mau, a1.tl IL generally liked. uanlloy Is
unler unrest.
W. II. Longfcllow, found guilty Of assault
with Intent 10 rapo Amandn ]. Clay last 0cto-
hcr, was to-day sentenced to four years In The
mortghged property from tho State, got eight
months,
, 1879-03-13
He Refuses to Work or Eat, and With
ers His Hand with Fire.
Material for q Eigh-Drawn Ro-
nance from Ulster Coun-
ty, N, Y.
Brutal Murder OF I}rayc Policeman In
Rock Island, lii.
A Budget Of Important Nows from
Bloody Texnss

..a,,rs os*f1a' Gs Dp .t'..s,. 20 % 10 1o'
AUGUSTA, In, March Ia case lint has e1'
cited great Interest among the Italians Of tho
South, uni Is a Remarkable one In its aspects is
psn' os.os Nv 1.",,' -. s, 1soou'
one year ago young !tallan named limonff,
snvafolY assaulted ono Gulilrtdi with I'atchct
and horribly nutilatcd him. The assault wns
ferocious mud malignant. md It was with the
utmost dtfIlcul,y that outright murder was @ nre. re-
Vehted, uuinr1os was oafper ailo had uss-
charged pimontL One night ~ no WINS putting
up bis shutters, Pimontt rualed in tie shop
brandtsh1ng hatcuut. IIo made directly tor
au!frldl a,'l struck him III Tic bac OF the neck,
huryl"g tic hascl'ct In the acah. authrIdt
him doformcd for ltfc.-wItl, h,s bca1 ,iown - IN
mr. ado. Tbc ss.at,t u.. ,n,rs,.ro',. m - % ar, w.
@ i,,sttoh1c n,nS1 40 ~''"''' mus 'A"'''u' "''1 u''
When in Jail pnontt was violent, sullcu, md
deflaut, IIe showed no ropcntauce ar sorrow.
and seemed to regret only that ),o Ind moi
,naa' nnea - ns r,,n onShY lie eoa1a hara,y SPEAK
goycrnable temper tsAt at times went almost
Into paroxysms. Ills friends say tint GutftrfdI
+rootoa rI,,,,rt1 ,,n-,,,. .t,.,,. ~. t,.a. ~,
,ra.,1nt ,,., ~. ,.ns. "oa. e ""eo' VIA. no
ofouent n'm ou1 from seW ofk 10 Augusta,
charged i,iu, with probably n ba!auce duo; a,M
t1at. writh,n, u,,,er thr snnaa NJ wrong i, ,
~ 49, w. 0-s y. -
stFanse ia1.!, hali'slafFea aia helpless' nc
threw himself upon tic mat, thAt hnd Urongcd
him. uewas sentenced to ten years, hard labor
AM, ,o,s ,.o,r.s ,,,o .,r =, .,,o u.
:, Alu w" eo'nes 'as sttanGe past OF the ssory,
Ae became very violent nt receiving bis scn-
tcncc, nnd declared that no would die before l,o
, 1879-03-13

Special p'sfta'eh TO 7as Tribune.

Hbet707 7H5td7GA 70 7aa 1H95HE
CLINTON, ILL.,, March IA gang Of thieves
was Intercepted ut Long Point, ILL.,, north OF
Clinton, to-day, and three Of them arrested.
This gang havc for six months operated IN tile
northern portion of the county, and farmers
lave suffered many duprctatons, 1t 10 eskt.
liIutcd lla, S5,N ,NU wurth Of property has bccn
stolen during llut time.
, 1879-03-13

. HU<cf0l U1spdtch 10 7he 1F1tuaS.
srR1SoFIGLp, March l2,-ilcnry r. Wcstcr.
man appeared III tilo United States District
Court today anI gayu $1,000 bali to apswcr iu-
dIctments returned against hftn in connection
with the pekln Ring. Westerlnan says he llas
been from home on prtYnte business, and de-
utes tttat lG has bcen tcoklng to evado arrest or
cilInayoFlnE. to spirit uway witnesses, as Aas
been cllA5gv1,
, 1879-03-13

found him, and learned ait That he kncw. Later,
additional details were obtained from a son Df
Slcintyrc, who knew Of frauds committed y hy
both Mcintyre AID by his fatllcr.iu-aaw. lt!e
case now appears to be clenr aUainss f!lcn,. !ilo
only fear tllat The Government Inns Is, that tl,o
cases may continued until anothcr term Of ttle
Court, and that The evidence fnr tue prose-
cution tnay bo In some way DESTROYED or
tho witnesses 10 rltn Of. But The Commissioner
Of internal Revenue The Dtatrict- torney. atsi
Collector Merriam are endeavor'nE to prevent
iiIs i,rst cicwt were obtained. Commissioner
Rnum has tried to hare special allowances made
by the Attorncy-G General for the expenses Of tho
Court, 50 that ttlcro may bc no danger OF 1elny
or failure from wait OF Court funds. Gen. Kaum
thinks that the Indicted persons will NIL be con-
TlctGd.
CONFEDERATE PROGRAMME
TnB TEXT or rnR srEgcn OF SENATOR BECK,
or KENTUCKY, NOW rnthTED-TuE pAssi-
DENT TU LIZ coEACEn.
Tho closing debates in the Senate have Just
been printed in tho Congressional Record, md
among them Is the speech made by Senator Beck
curly Tuesday morning. in which be d[sclosci
the Democratic programme for the extra session.
Frequent reference Inns been made to this speech
In the newspapers, but neither the text OF it nor
cvon an extract from II hns yet been printed IN
my public journal. Mr. Beck, after somo gol,-
eral remarks upon the report Of the Committee
Of Conference, said:
- Not dGsisinS 70 feyi1e @ nny political snlmos!cs
OF any a'seasslon a. ts lase honr VIII only state
tt tshv os'eny W.. seGmeI 70 pc tne eonai1ion 9t
tMines. INC !innee inslstta inat thc armed soi.
dicss o. ths United States eto'd nut 1s allowed 10
app.uasa .nn iots H. .ol tne mere pa,poso OF KeeplE
ine peace tat tnefe sho1ld gg m honest jury oH,
II Inc @ eSf1 ro e tan cmsd sae' ~ II a
saeee @ "hetn tnG lRn1A nnn 'neiIes o1 EILEEN, %
wero msevea tnat t1c STATES should oe allowed
70 tq. t,tI ,Hr nw eaestoas ~ set n"n wag.
Iiee iron a teaote! ihle1efeace; and tAc nefao;
dfa.s , on me pata of se uouss aseaed
uetelMlnea M Ihat nn!ssn tnoae t,Rats We!c secllca
10 thS ocope n @ He hi,s cent 10 w. senate the9
Wan!a ie!ase nnaeI tnesr eonsttMt'ona s.Sns 70
maKc aprsopllhtohs - curry " tns s'nseElttneht
II tMo a., ao'nnnnt malonty n tne schsle ,nsatea
apon INC malenanes M aa1 o. taese 1a"s aaa 3e'asea
10 6ss eNnssmt 10 tfar fepea =, ,d r..a viii,
thrm thht y IN sxtrt sGstnn ~ mnst bs eai,ed mneh
~ ~ IL 10 ne @ 1he Scsy M IL ~ caGu
the comMtttees =! tolh liontes Wnnla oe 9tsanlxet
anu tepsaate o's wo"u "a Gs tsainsa ar pae1ed az
soon az posa!ole aekihg tae ileelaent oa !no Uned
Slates 10 sefct WIN u aae IepsSfentauses 81 tao
pa ~. A1 o TIC ~ " san
aaah1t ~ waateset y y Inc poS ~ =: Sta!e oiseons 70
nca,.ne ~ aMH snss PfsSeht men Wno aTe oy 3htoi
, 1879-03-13
pAltf10NEn.

BALTIMORE, March H.-Wiiliam E. Bloomer.
convicted OF conspiracy to detraud tic Chicago,
Burlington j. Quincy Railroad Company Of
saO0,o00 ia tile scalpIuS business, and sentenced
to Imprisonment fAr ono year, with flao of
SlGA', 4as been partoned by Gov, Carroll. Tie
term of Imprisonment would have expired In
May.