The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-09
The Same Dubious Testimony from
the MemorisIists,
That Somebody Had Heard Soma
One Say that Somebody
Else Said
That an Unknown Party Paid .
NameIess Person an Iadef.
mite Sum
In Order to Secure Q Vote for Sem
stor IngalIs.
The Domestic Events Of Yanke
Doodle's Domnon.
The Presidential farty attend the
Ind annapolis Exposition.
The InvestigatiOn.

The InvestigatiOns
Special to the LEAvENwoKTH TIMEs.)
ToPEKA, Oct. 1.-The testimony of
yesterday went clearly to strengthen the
case of Ingalls,. Judge Perkins, on several
essential points, corroborated the testimony
of Hos.ack, making it more manifest than
ever tia. Playter was here on
MISSION OF BLACKMAILING
and bulldozing, and that Hosssck cast an
honest vote for Ingalls,. in defiance to the
wishes OF his constituents.
Fsrnhsm and Harizel, of the Tefit
House, completely knocked in the previous
testimony furnished by the memorialists, to
show that q suspicious, package of money
was deposited by Danford at a certain
time for safe keeping in his hotel.
Several witnesses were examined to-day.
Senator Savage, of Cloud County one of
the parties charged in the supplementary
memorial with having voted for Ingalls,
for money. was put through long and
determined cross animation by Webb
When first sworn, the Senator stated that
he
NEITHER RECEIVED OR WAS OFFERED
MONEY
or any valuable consideration to influence
his vote for Senator. Webb's bsdgering
was for the purpose of casting doubt upon
the integrity of the Senator'S sudden con-
version from Horton man at the Ingalls,
caucus to an Ingalls, man the next day on
the first ballot. A great deal Of informa-
ton was ELECTED about the private affairs
of Senator Savage and that is all. One Of
the doorkeepers Of the Senate swore that
RUMoRs WERE AFLoAr
about the Close of the session to the effect
that Hamilton, of Marshall, and Savage,
had sold out to Ingalls,; but of his own
knowledge ne could not say that they were
true.
The testimony of Senator Ping, taken to-
day, threw considerable light upon the Pc
cuniary standing of himself and his rela-
tiyes at Girard. 1t also disclosed the fact
that he was al no time a seeker for the pO-
sition Of United States Consul at Mstanzss.
Senator Buchsn being called to the
stand, made 1t appear that he voted Tor
Ing alls at the last election, as he had six
years previous, from
PURELY DIsISTEREsTED MOTIVES,
and Webb failed to show, on cross
examination, that afer the session that
he (Buchan) went to Washington to secure
Senator Ingalls, influence for the appoint
mept of United States District Attorney.
Rodgers, of Douglas county, was sworn to
prove crookedness in the case of Richards,
one of the representatives from that county.
Rodgers. according to his own showing is
r,rr AVN r.sv rr,,ow
iona Oh uiA"' sumo iooss Iou
took place between MIN ana hicharos on
the subject on making money OUT Vi .ne
eena'oa III pAiio.' WINE nc Ss cumming cumming
spout loPeka .. !ne .llne oi .ns eie''ion'
AnH' i1 nj, ms
' % my ;.. 100
nun H. pull nI ou NY. H. ' "un.. H., H.
on ..e e.anu o.. T"n ma IL
~ent !" .oom ~ ~. az V Ss, Ill,
ulo1nns p'ssi1u' " .e sne nl .;,t
'u w n,n,o.J Nc "a -, R.,ra,d
Vs. "" LAM. .Su;J IL. - h., az
ua,, ~. s =. -. a. go % Sa a,ao,sJ IT,
which Danford told him Ingalls, had given
him
FIVE fho0sASD WILLIAMS -.
20 sPenu On 'ne elec'i1u' On. one :,u MN
would vote for ingalls,. His testimony is
the same as given before the Legislative
committee and Is regarded as the strongest
evidence against Ingalls, yet onerea. IL
does not appear, however ina! ingaiis aa-
tnorzea Daniord 70 make TINS onsr' mel,
ther did Nhite accept the pripe ana
change MIS- vote from norton 10 ingalls,
IL IL also expected that testimony wiz De
brought 10 make dlnerent showing Oh this
transaction. IL
Inc memoraiis!s nave wthdISwn al
!neif enAlges Wnlcn refer 10 ct?okea ness OF
me "rana Jury 4oou. which .nariey
Miller and the n ansas City Times have
n, MApL 20 AOch ADJ.
" nSsu, Tho "eu' !" suoPoen% VI.
w. M.Chn'ick, memoer Oh the mouse
from Mcf herson Coun,y, returned tnis
q afternoon ana reported Mr.. McIiinuck
lying az the point OF death al MS mouse
In Mcfherson Sounty' ana that Two mem
eors Oh ms fanny, n.s sister and mo'her'
al died the DAY previous.
TOPEKA. KAs. Oct. 2-Tbe sub-com-
,,,. ;,.,;.,. I,.u ~;
" '
session 10 dsy discharged ~. Jones snd
c. Wilson from further attendance, at
the request of the counsel for RESPONDENT.
C.,,;, Hood wbo hid 6,n,.J ,,o,
"A' .seo p'on
entity as one supposed to nave used money
10 occurring votes ior senator ingalls,, testl-
led that whiie lying In oed In ). 8. Dan
lords room ne heard part oil conversation
between Daniofd ana man VINO ne was
ailerwards informed was ueo. l.. White,
MEMBER from hepuoiic county; ne mad
neard Dani0rd urge MN 10 vote Tor Ing iis,
put dlu moi near Dsnlo,o mske any promise
% pay any money ior his vote; Inc cross
,1aminauon Drought nothlng damaging TO
ne respondent
Miss Lizzie randolph, OF Topeka,
he had heard q man on the floor of the
house say he had received $500 or $3.50 for