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, 1880-03-12
THE OUTCOME DF 4 CuUItT.sfAIgrlAL.
Gptffat lisp4tth 10 The [hteaQV 1ttbMnt.

Special Dtsputeh 10 The Chteago 1rbunt-
WASHINGTON, u. e., March ft.-Army
otliccrs here nrc watchtng With Interest Il
curious conflict which las arisen between
the President ntlti Gen. Sherman. The case
llas Just bccn published In general orders.
Lieut.. t:ates, Of tile Twentieth lufantry, WHY
tried a.,.l convicted Of drunkenness I'LL duty,
a,tl sentenced tu be dismissed. Thu 1'resl-
dent tntlorsed tho acston Ut tho Court as fol-
lows:
The sentence In tho foregoing case Of First
L!t,itt. Gntcs, Twgttteth tnfuntry, Ii hereby
recommendation 0f the Cnlrt. ct,tiGtrta IN ~
tic reviewing authority. TINT cle1nGf!cy bt
RhuxI,. 1t ts iuttfYhtetE To- fnrfGitnronf f1o per
,n.lnt for slx months, alll rciri1na'a II genera!
Urscra. Il. IL. HAYES
Tho scntcnce, with the order for rcprs-
n,nll,l, was then sent to ten. Sherman tn ex-
ccute fl general urslers. Instead IF 0l'serS.
Ing tho or.lcr, however. he published one
setting forth that lie dill not dect' It casc
fur reprilnantl, tbs following being lils
| oi1tclul announcement to tint effect:
The Dcncrul tlocH nut sec1, this cnse worthy 9i
| rcprtnlnt,tl from himself. hut ohly Il simple
| wlrllng to I.iput. tihtcs TINT he now owes HI.
commission IL tho frlcaratco 0f tho President
| mud bud buttcr nut risx It II Hcc.ltld tltilu.
| 15y command Ut GEN SHERMAN.
, 1880-03-12
CRIMINAL NEWS.
ALLEGED l)EFAICATfOS.
Sp<etnt Uttpoteh 10 1h9 Chicago Tribune.


ISpfAsAIp1Is, Istl., March lit. NJ
Gibson, President Ut the State Millers' As-
ISOLATION, stated today that il. II. Emery,
tie Secretary aud Treasurer Of the AS
socition, was undoubtedly. guilty of .lct'l-
catinn amounting to $1,000. lie also said
that, about Il week ago, gentleman from
Milwaukee, representing the Natis'lnl Mill
ers' Association, visited indianapolis IN
searcl of Emery and the funds belonging to
that Association. anl there was talk Of pro-
curing rrQntsltion fur lIs arrest; but M
scnrel he!ng mutte he coul!l not. be
fouu'l. l5:s'les tlls, ho saiA ..,l!. be ,a,i a,i
heen swln!ici '; ty En'snry ,|,.,sts l,si%ts
IIe did mt know where Emery i,a!i Kt,llp;
Tie w0t1,an with whom Eniery tfs baar!in,tl
for the past year says thnt llc tssi been ltiie
all Inst year, from early spring. excepting Ill
collecting the lnoney of the AlLl1eFs' AsStn,lis-
tun. She lnG bee1l compelled 10 sue TWICE
Ia get him nut of tho lsUuSe. n1M snt!l sliG
didn't knnw Of n goUtt truft IN him. Emery
],us been n resident 1T indianapolis fur Ses.
erai years, aiid was particularly prominent at
the meeting nf tho MEtlers Asst,clntton: llG
was editor Of the }ltltxtn'lc, II pal'er !iiblssle.
by the Nnrtlyke IL AfNrinUh Company, Until
lust April, and Ills flltercst in the meetings
wus rewarded at tho last session by electol
aR Secretary and Treasurer. LII was 4 prom
nent candidate for election rs Secretary ni
the National Millers' Association ut Its meet
lux here last April.
, 1880-03-12
ISCEND1AlIsAI.

GENEVA LAKE. Wis, March il.-l3etwcen
al,l o'clock this morning the trim and
benuttful steam yncllt Arrow, owned BY
George SturRes, President Of the Northwest
ern National Dnl,k nf Chicago, WIS destroyed
by fire, together with u large boat-l!ouse atlsl
several small boats, involving loss Of fully
$1,000, upon which there IL 1lo Insurance..
The steamboat WIS III snug winter tll'ar-
tcrs about mile up the beach. midway bc-
tween the ylllas Ut Messrs. Faltbatll: arlt
Letter, and unly tic work Ut NJ, fceillary
cou!lt isuya caused It's destruction.
Kelley mil Richards, Gf the la'llcc. fnll'd
In their investigation lint fnutprlnts wrsn
sre1lc Of tho lire a,ul the cottnse. VI San!ne!
Custell, lutte c0ari1nan for Mr. SttIrEes ttt"l
suspicion strongly points towhrls tug u''ttl.
4 ulo,ttll since Cosie!l WIS arrested for .e,,
strUyng six or eight llc maple trees planted
along tic lake sl,0re, FIR which lie Ws iuet
So. Later Il valuable carrlagehursn of Mr..
Sturgps was fo,lAl deal, aiiA tlen CoStcl!
| WIS discharged from Ills employ. II required
considerable furre tu eject him fro!n the
house two weeks since, a'I'l no doubt Il Il =
cnse Of reyengc. Tic pop,lI.ce ase very much
excited.
, 1880-03-12
1tEARSES ARRESTED.


SAN FHAxrlSt'o, Gil. Marcll lt.-~AEi Huict
fl the rity last night anI ttlis ,nortilns.
Dennis kGarnry WIS arrested by tic
1teIire ut his tvsi,!ui,cr this morning OIL two
charges Of sntsslctn,nnor, baset til his re-
1narks ut the meeting Tuesday night. 1Io
furnished bull and WIS relcAsc,l frDns cit atolty.
San FttASclstH,, March 1i.--'rhe arrest Ut
Krar,lry was ,ecnln pIisla.i very .ltletly, and,
willie Il Inns caused grcnt .teal Of comment,
lius ocrasipt1,al III excitement ur ,lenlolastr.l-
t!on uf ulIy kind. 1'ublic opinion seems to bb
divided III u the wis,tDnl nf tho movement,
atitl there Is much exrressl0li tu tile oil ct
tint It will ..r,lnllt to nothing l1urnuse ut Tho
inttHisslbfllty Ut obtaining II Nrtnyiettun. I'll. Is
view IL mainly tasttt n,i the flct TINT Tie
Sheriff, WIN has thr drawing ut. tl,e. j,lsars,
IL II peFsunal nI!A lolsfcn! fr'rntl OF !tenri,ey,
and was elected q, tlle Workt.,gmien's ticket,
ncsses iii the cnsu nEr members NJ the nnlca
fnrcc, who hive bccll Intending In disguise
tlle meetings md street ADMINISTRATIONS
Of thu wnrk!ng,uc, mud taking lM,trs. There
nre nlnl,y wilt, think t!nt the Citlzrls' Pro-
tecityr UnUli vii! be- I,. to exercise II l!lnrnl
| pressure Tint will result III the cr,hvictlGn If
kearney, u!ltt sliat tic pulley Ut nrrpstinE my
!n.rsnn win ttul,!lga's In fncnntliary lnll9a9a
will BE- vigorously pursued until the .,giators
nre either i"k4l up or c0wrt Into The OBJ
serynMce Of the letter a!Nt spirit Of the lnw.
If plncas,is exhibited In tho public streets
l,r,lrinE tlle announcement 'lsrntl the Cnm-
| ,ntthtsf, md awake aiid lm frtanipii; thieves
| iii council; price 10 ctnts BY liewsIeaers." ."
'rht authorship III tho plnrnrl llaS mt been
| usgprtu,lpl by the authorities.
, 1880-03-12

Mr., Kelley rose to question Of privilege.
lie sent tu tic Clerks desk irl Int read Ill
article from tic Philadelphia ;Epentna Dut;,
lcti,l pf the 10th Inst, detailing ~ nllsgcs!
sxclte; conyesatiotib betwnc1i ~ t. MeMas Hs "t I
fur the first tl!ne III iiilietee'l years lie !nd
Purpose u co,ntroj!|!ig Ills yots IL ths
a Gttfs II IT, 1iose 81. IL MlaYs Ya ee aea here es to-
temper, or persnf, Or manner; but When onc
10 whom liz lIaI giyc, hts cn,!s.'cs, l as 70
Ills M reilrf, wien he believed hln,sslf or the "!
own t,lfn,nyhr tKe'Eey) sonsht the defetsr Of
publicity. No such Scent as was described IN
inittee-room III tho presence q my n!e1,'lss;;
Col. Jnles. the clerk NJ the Computes. anu
lItrnsetf benE III the ROOM. Mr. Mckay Hil-
terc a M }Kelleyl l'astcnyd f. inf%rn %ng i,t n1
mai, .u tlat appronclled him with corrupt
| motives. After having furtlvely put befnre
Him corrupt motives. mt 50 PLAIN ~ to )ns-
tfy l!nl III striking him. Mckay laa l .aGi a1S-
roads, ali Of wlicl, would 90 into phIlatlsl-
pliia, depended On the adlilisslon Of hlgh-
grade Delnarara sugars at i9w-Erauo rates:
lIe IKelsyl M Teed tHt nah nc ~ os fa,G at
sought tic officers Of the Convention which
huI nominated lin f1r Congress ad liltl
prevailed uti the politicians to write TO MN u
vote IN pnIticuIar way anacf psnina.s y y ot b
lftleal p'ilstinellt; Annt'lcr tlel1oeI u a''at
Ruiaei1us l9bby asl aptscnn ns 1nts S,,s.s ~
iS Yn,l IL a ni Sys1. War i1'i ai1 had obtruds n:
SUI llitn INC roveisatili ~. te w. t ,;s
telling him Kelley! tlat ne WV net.lg " w y
regMru to tug sentl!iseiitH u ~ peupe, Il, "a
WHICH he {kelley} !i'u feliea ttai " W. WE ho
to take cure of himself, nru that T. he
nttclel in any wv !" GSSsate ~ .'t.r. xa II.
ha1 passed. over NY {hei!eeSs} hea'a: 'r ng
c9'ts stu tnkG cnlc o. 1,'Sei H.
lie hal rG fAult to fit!ti viii tle lleWst"}els.
lie ntlnlttteu TINT MS trlii1Er iiau oee1' w
aroused u telnpsstunns Mngree ~ III 1s uaH.,i au
HAelly III HH!t N4Iili! w uchE'Aa ~" 80 :;
, 1880-03-12

tho Secretary of the Navy that tie ship Con-
stellation, which The Secretary proposes to
send with contributions Of food to Ireland,
untter the authority Of recent Joint rcsOltl-
ti0n OF Congress, lies Mt tlo Hint'klyn Navy.
Yard awaiting cargo, but that ITO tenders
lave yct bern tnhatc.
Tkis gentlctmnn, WIN Is personally known
tn US, mid wflny. responsibility WI can 80
safely ittlorse that WE nsstllh.t to guarantee
the performance Of bis oHnr % Euafat'tcc
which woul,l b. sl,pertluous II lie di'l nut ,le-
one-fnurtll Of the cargo Of tho Cntlat!ilatlan,
"tf nther parties will nlAkG u, tho halnslce.'
The Hcratd offers tn bear tic expense OF
annther. ol!c-fo,irth Of full rarRo lor the
viii viii 1aake up lis DaItlnce.,' WE join filth III
llIs offer BECAUSE We llope It may 6r the start
ing pnint Of Il movement Il kc that Of lstI.
wien 50 many .ship-luatls Of prnylsons wert;
stagrs Of the great famine Ut TINT year.
'Tlle capacity of thu Constellation T.. cTiai
to- 9.:;00 barrels of Hour; Int this gentlc,tl,
Whose lettrr w, print innnpttcr llace. tl,!nks
a[omc, hut af tl0ur, oatmcal. nntt s:c.l 4Wf'l.
tues. Tile lH,tatocs would nrrlve IN sr,lsn,'
for planting to rrpance ti!Dsn wl,icli the Sllf-
fcrcrs l1ayc been compelled I" consume tn
There wtll be- great economy IN tllIs form
of contribution, sflce the urtfelesDf ftN,d wfll
he sletiyGIe frs Of cos!, saye 70 tfie tinyGrfs.
lllcIIt. We hnye no dnubt t!mt !lotlntlIiI!ss
Mpe M Mf"rwaried va ID tI,is PITT for shipment with
out amy charges fur freight.
Tile money contributions which l'nvG: been
lhatlg will carry the sufferer. ttr0lsEl! tht
Tie famine viii lM full III. the ten, week.
| which precctte the harvest. The greater W1r
| OF the shipments u f0tul from tlie unitt+
| States IN is47 WIRE nude In the months u
, 1880-03-12

Hptefai DJIateh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
WAslIlsuroH, d. G., Marctl 1.-THE House
Coulmittea III Appropriations this nOTlllg
nercetl 10 add to tho ticnrral Deficiency bill,
now ready, tho ltem ut SG00, 900 fur Ainrsl.a!s
anu their general Deputies. THO approprln-
tto,, for special, Or election, Deputies Is omit
ted, 81 tl.at tho tssiG mnde at the extra ses-
stul, Is to be juInctl agalu With tl!s exception,
tint tlloro will le no riders. Tho meaning OF
tho bill IL, however, tho sanlo, Us 1t IL q re.
f,lsal to appropriate Ilolley for this class ut
officials authorized by law. This refusal Is
even moro blameworthy than ut thu extra
Bcsslo,,, for the reason that then
It might llAys been an open question whether
nr nnt These SupciA1 MMrH!Ial8 lIntl II cNgt!tli-
tItnal authorization. This doubt Is entirely
set ut rcst by tht recent 6!iprcMo Court de-
cslDn Iii the caso Vt tho lIAltt!n election
Judges. I3y this decision the right Of tho Fe.-
ural altloycntlnet,ttopt preserve nc peace at fet|-
Ut no Auubt.
THE AMOUNT DUE
| tha spcclaI deputy Afarsllals fnr the current
fiscal year will int, perlluls, amount 70 moro
tlIol, about S7,hO, as the California
iMnnresslollul election Is tho, ouly Fed
erai election which has bcon held thus
for, IL meet this expense TOR tue noxt fiscal
year will require ut !el!st s9000oo to be np'
prupriated. 4 Republican insl9ber Ut the
ge,,ted by thIs aetlu1. Ut tho Appropriations
| Committee vii! be q goott one to hnYb tiXlit
uuVll, and l,o said Ills party would lAaka The
| fixAt, 1t Is tlle upknf0ns Keiierally expressed
however, that the President Ca1lnOt very well
AFFORD to veto blu slluply bocauga II omit.
to make III appropriation. Mr. Dlount, u
, 1880-03-12
AID FOR IRELAND.

,,,.t -. ~. s,.t.,,., T.th,rs
Special hl'PAsfA to re Ca'sa'o = !F'oan*'
NEW ioI!K, Ntarrll 1l.-larnell satleu 1of
1r.ln,ul II, ttu Baltic talis afternoon. Willie
=. a.', .n 1si,t,, 4 ",n1,e 1lotni Inst evening.
~ .ho rn," ..'' ,,,"t ,a ,va,,f,t h, r,oJ ~
laruelt lllttl!'atea l'"1 iso """u ~ e'"" ~ :"
zee ADtIle Ut Ills friends III ttlo aT0ls VI 'i'e
NewYnrls hotel this morning Mt II. The officers
~ tho intel s,lmu,sItl those invited to attend
". ~ t ,..n1,',i nrtv nn II ,yu4 wifi sn,na
would n"s exeeeu ln mty " aa oa ~ WI" t inrIimu r
alarm they saw cfowtls OF Pcol'e' 41c'uu,hs
many wurklllgnIcll, literally take lossessl0ll
of lila prtnc1pul parlors md waitlng-r0U,ns
~ sro,, c II f. mmtiis. i'aruell, when lle caina to
receive tho aeteeatloi's 'h'lleu " e".'eI
with reference to tho organization oi
Central Land I.enGue III th!S country.
,rou surnrfsrf md aunoye, Mt the unex-
''o"to1 ""J r,,ab ~ vis,tors. Delegations fro,n
neclea Imsn ,,,.,.,n ~ n'.'' ,,1,ilnta,,1a No"
Washington, na'tllnofe' 4'hl'aee'sn.a. No"
Ancient Order Of llibcrnianR, 'Lnngshorc-
,,,o,,,s assoctut,ona. st. ratrtckis Mutual AL
,.e" ,,s. 'a ts",,,ar rJuthaw and chnrch tam
'ace ana tatheE als't.e" .," a4". unu'''' 'e t,"r
tlese outsiders were dsr9sed r.,a Of H. tnMn ttga!s
rary organization Was clectea. 70 na klwn
rs tho Land I:raEue hf Anlefica, ~ eol!!unc-
tinn with tho Irish !.and teaRtc; AL MAScn-
ttY9 Committee u tWcn!y-c!kht lHt!Hpt!a
, 1880-03-12


WAs11ISgTos, u. c., Murca, 1.-THE Sem
ate Exodus Committee continued tho cx-
animation Of I,uby, editor Of the New Or
leans Olzcrucr. lie mcntionctl several par-
Isl,cs in Louisiana w''ero. l,c said, ncgrocs
NJ general Thing were mt allowed to vote
unless they voted the Democratic ticket.
There wero exceptions, however, III soiAe
localities where tho conservative white
planter clement, was strong enough to see
fnfr play, md allowed them t0 vote MS they
pleased. In 1870, lie sais!. THO negroes Mll
v0tptl, notwithstanding the fAct that ting
rcfE, If terror WIS intense because they liA'
Willie Republicans WHO worked nanfully to
lu.ltt In the %plfticAl fight. :.
Senllor .Wlnttntn asked witness u 1,e would
feel alprelensIse un nccnMnt Of tho evidence
lln Ind given here IN visiting tho ltcalitieH
where lie Ind testified lint oatrlges l'nd
INCURRED. 10 tlits, witness replied that !'c
wo!lld. and further remarked - Tint , ti!e
fnet alone OF his publishing Republican
newspaper In New Orleans Was sufficient t.
make lln feel appre,henslyGG, for llls sAfety II
liz. visited these localities. lto Ind no fear,
however, oE niolustntion In New Orleans.
, 1880-03-12
SHOOTING ArFnAY.

HrtfiaI Uhpasfh 10 The C@leaQo 7Fl6HHF.
Ior1sy1l.1.g, n.y., March, ll.-At Valley
Station to-.tay Il. +. Kennedy was shot u'u,l
fatally wounded BY George Alsop. 4 week
ago Kennedy informed tho Imtica tllat Alsnp
was IL |lorse-tlttot, therohy securing hIs
arrest. Yesterday Alsop found lN,nllsnlals,
enti, on leaving thy JUL, went ~, t.
lnurninE Kennedy met 4s!snp, Atnl aske.l|
whether HI. hati declared Ills .plrp0s0 tn Kill
him. Als0p answered. S0," antt was tlns::
lux nw,ty. when Kennedy sliowc'l signs ,t
hElt. Alsop eallea to him t1 al'sMaT Y sis'!ff II
nfnt. Alsop answered will, II run e.o'taI,,
Ing ntnv hurGsl.ot. Tlra: entered kr,
llctly's neck, cuusing probably fatal WOUNDS
, 1880-03-12
ASSESSM
A sUtjAi,t1i.E IN THE 1luCSi:.

Spfftnl Dt,pateh to 7nt Chteaop Tribune.
wAstttsu1oy. y. C., March 11.-Wlen tho
p,',,ttn.i !, .ensv,,n,t t,i11 wnx ,n1;rn M tho
, A"~ .,, ,,,rr ,i,n,nuto,1 ,vlirh
piu'iaas H"ea.""' .,.s wa "s ~ I,san,,ro,,n.tn,
callca 1ortli eSpEessss u ,.,i',',,, t,,nt
from tho Republicans, who demanded thn1
thnse who desired to speak should he lIea;fl.
,v,,.,, +1,o voto ,rns tnkrn mi ordering the
"LE'l t"o n' ~ .t -, ,,or,,,, vnte,t
mnlii question 70 oe pun. 'o i"U"a a'"'' '", t,',
although call Ut tlie House o'sg'os"t .i!e
i;"a,. inun s ,Yor, .vI"ntlv ,lrtrrnlncd to lstcr
nga''lst tho passage OF 'lu p,' M."s'i .1r a,, .
Democrats hsseftc't INN e":1o ~. t'. '..
been an understanding % That osa tnS y@1e srhv
s,''''u s,,o o,',,ro'.r;0tior w H hIls cnnld not
eilu "ppi o.a...asn u,,,t,,. Tint Inn 1,onu,z
bc brought forward saying I'M NY !'cpuu ,..,
licans were liniilg aint anpeaIlhs iof u'e'i. W,
,yo,l,i layo been reported Ind the Public
1,s,.... '.,,,,,,, .ho ,ns,rc Inflammation.
tIilet ssI4 n., "u .,,a ,,..,,'i,,a ,,,ot;nn mi
Aiken mo'eu ~ ~, sa'e pSr 'E,,ts ] ,..na mr..
thIs ro,a ~ s1cSfnl'nn yltily moved 10 adjourn.
T,, fN,a,s r,,I.,,i t.,,a IL nr,lcr. although the
house was actually dividing, ant' tho yeas
and nays lntl been Urueret. llie llouse iciHSett
to adjourn by d largo majority. The roll
was then called OIL Atken's. motinn to table
tho bill anil amendments, which WIS lust DS
q vote Of iea against III:
| r., ~ 1r-,,.r,. a,sneia.ta r,rtu
yv.s,,,x,,%@,S il e. March li.-1n tho
11,,,,s. t,is ,,t,r,,i,,r. tha regular order beng
demanded, cUIlsi.ieration 1f tho Political AS
Mr' tIt,st,i, submitted MI amendment pro-
hi1itiny XIII I'll ,.rsn,1s fT,nn nsl;ing, teuu,ultng,
nr sa1tritnr fro,l INV Clerk Or eI,,poyG Of tllu
Gover,ilneilt my contributions for l'olitlcat
, 1880-03-12

tnbIe. T1,is nucstIm WIS mt tlebatab!e, nntl
vim, n vnio wos takcm ucnrly every Demo-
crat v"'es! aye, while only tw" or thr,a ne.
pnh1tcans v"tcd no.. So tho F'tzJo''n i'oftcr
hIll which WIS to l,ayu lnetI 1Htsse'l III tho
nrt" ,n'1oa, ~ esns, ,n ,,stiv ,ni ill., m lin tale
t"o'"', ,, '.ss M'.s ,,1 au,s' % x. ,"nai, i,v
It VIII probably lte callctl up next week ~
tim. burnside, wltnsn testimony before tho
co,,rt-,uur,tal l,as lu.en alluded tn in slcbate
nul vtr,ae rr,unrI,s viii he tIreuly Interest,"
n" @ ",,sa ,v, 'I''"' ' ,,ns onn,"c nj % m iii With
draw his ,notto, a''l 1t Is doubtful wl'ether O.!
rresIlu,tiu, election. Scoru another fur tho
Rrnub,irn,s.
l'e'"o''e'''' r,,,, r,r,.rr.
u.,.. ,,...,..,' nt. 'i;"M ;..n.,,t.,t ,,,..s.
,r.. s"e "''" !, =. Htaw,, ~ In FIN
WAs't!St'ToS' u. y, ~ Ma'eh l.'-,M III, ',.1 ''a
Senate tlis nur,lng tho bill fur thu re!1ri ni
rHz fon, rnrtrr wus taken up, .I0ncs, of
rInri,ia, having thu itaer.
, 1880-03-12
ALECIl STEPHENS.
Tjtts GtOI,fifA STATESMAN n1taESOtR1N OF
FESi,l:H WITH Ills FA1try.

81
FESnEN WITH HIS FATTY.
Ulspatct ia Cincinnati Enquirer ulfu,.
WAHIllSGToN, u. e., Murch 10.-trlloro ltns
l,cun Il studied cirnrt to keep the matter quiet,
hut notwithstanding tho fact leaks uut tint
Alcck Stephens, Ut Georgia, Is gricvoslsly Of
fc,ldes! with Ills party. 4 few days aKo his
iro la.l renchcu TINT climax wherein l,e
threatened to resfg1, ILLS scat III Congress. as
u prcfacu, 1t Will bo remembered that during
thu ,lebnta on the adoption OF tho report nude
by tho Committee oil the Revision OF tho
Rules ut the House, Stephens md ttEce Or
four other Democratic klckers totned llnnds
trst rule, which was tho ,r'Ils, through
Which IL brcnnu possible to inaugl.rato
md rurry nut Democratic ccDllUnIy Dn
Appropriation hills. When tic tlcbate Ind
nsrtocrats nat ITS being worstetl by thslr Wiley o.
ut,slenta, Stephens asked ttio House to give
lin lis unanimous consent 70 make tell.
minutes speech II, fnWr Ut tllo atHllll9m of
tHs tIg,,t |lurs III ii parentress t,at ol! a!l &c.
cilsinns wherein Il similar request t;1.l been
n!atlu, h.y Stephens, his party ~ well as the
Republicans accorded HIN tho courtesy.
upnn tls oScaaol nowsyeft .t,I ner9 wa 7 on o.
ullly aftcr q shrcwd parliamentary sklElntst!
by tho Republicans that Stephens wsas granted
tic fayor lIb coyetcd: It nppars. " ,'' s.!Ise'
HuE1ak uNSEl0Ij!ltlllas L!tl l@lu NG'! EtA "tA@Co
linn took decided .llnbrnK4 at his purity be-
rW,lso it lind not allowed him t0 throw his
tlrrhrn1ld Into the ca,nlI. .,..-..,
Thn next day thoro syas 4 joint meetlnG OF
tho Democratic members OF tho COMMITTEES
on Rules. Stephens .was invited to attend,
llu i,eing member Of thu House. CoM!nitteo
o1, N,tIes. 1nsteatl, however, Of putting 70
ali appearance, lie Wrote = letter To Randall,
who ii Chairman OF tho llonsa Conilulttee ol.
Rules, stating that, In Wow OF tho treatment
ha in,l rccclSe,l Ut tho hands OF Ills Demo:
| cratic colleagues, Ile did not care to meet
| with ths Committee, md It was then anl
tasle decided that, u Ait. Stephens .Eose to
}io llal tllat privilege, but that 1t WIS not
| tic policy Or tic bUunlrl& duty Of tho Dts-
rl0crncy to huninr hlm III hls pout.
ii appears ulat Stephens t!eanl Of tho Mat-
ter, and l,o wrote Il sec0ll letter to randall,
threatening to resign his sent IN Congress.
Slllce writing this second letter, however
Stephens has attended tho sessions ct the
| liotlsU. 1t Is not known whether the DeIn!e
erutlo lcatlers .hayU. placntcu tlio Ges'fgia
kicker OF not; but Ut nne thing ucrH IL 1l
assurance, and that Is that hereafter tlle
lse0retu l!.elnber will not rece!yo The dis
tEnguised consideration which has hereto
fUru been accorded hun.
, 1880-03-12
NOTES AND NEWS.

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WASHINGTON, ID u, lafch lt.-1h uA'
llousc 1@ul1olsl alofse' 1Fa'l t1o eo,h!,..ss
OIL Accounts, 0tscre} u RESOLUTION nFohio't'h9
tho employment w t"el'e "aat1ol,a. nis.
nlHl boys III tile fonItlt,-fno'1i, o'lt enjectio'
WIS nntlc to Its CONFEDERATION. a resolution
offered from the sai4e C0!1ll'littec hy Martni'
Of Delaware, giving the WHr Gl"lnls Gon'inlt-
tee MI nt'ition"' elerS a. ~ l~r aas' WY
PASSED, after some 'lnrts h!ts from for1, M H.
lInols, VIM faces!'sIy a''tlae' 10 the eeo1lo"'y
co,n,nittee-clcrks having brrn $3.50 per
tluy. Wilson, of West Virginia, reported n
rpsniutton for tic crcatiol, OF u spuclul cotll.
lnitsec 10 nseer1aln m'n lcpaas ..n um uo r,u p"1
rriuty Ut referring Q!arteFiaster a'lu
Co,nntlssary claln,s ng'lirst the Govern
neut to some otl,er tribunal than
.i,n.o nrr.,uo f.cnv,r otIt.rictt tn fhs
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Iecep!'ol' u. o'o rs'so'' s"."s,. ,,ta,, Witso,,
l" o'e1ncn na.1, uri,.,ar ,,,o .ra,,.
lnnde' wliereaIoh W s1ln; ".n. .t ~ ~. ',t,
tlcn'un fron West virginia say TINT lle VIZ! y!
pay iIle back. want to knt'w II, what chatf'
wilson rcpltcd. III all excited tone: know
xnrv ,vn1, what I aaid. a1uI shall I,nfu my
sa,f ros,onsh,, fnr nj, that / sny.n Hero
sel' resosnT tut .at H., u" t's soa ,t outitI"i
uae speaker NeGr'ea .at ',. ~ WA "o' e"''''s''
to the 'oor, and llc sat dow'l'
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hibitiO1l. ut Berlin, Ii buslly eng1!geh with \
'., ",hu 49,. .,,, .,n.,,,. o,i e,otls;f"nf tohlre
oiaels, cas's u''' nn.' 80 .. .,,o
with wl'i.'l' i" wi'l sall Oh ule Ip.m , " ,n's
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