Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 22, 1876, Page 1

J.B.HALL & CO., The Chicago Dailp Teibumne, CHICAGO, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1876—TWELVE PAGES, e — VOLUME 29. NOTIONS. Parasols, Trim- mings, Fans, &c. An immense stock of the NOV- ELTY CANOPY DRESS PARA- BOLS, in all the stylish colors, with superb handlcs, Sun Umbrellas ‘with handles in every concoivable design ; Heavy Twilled Silk in inoh 16, 18, 20, 22 24, 22, for $1.75, 82, $2.25, $2.75, $3. . Trimmings. Black Silk Fringes, an unusual Iarge assortment; Doss Trim=- mings, Lacing Cord, with Tassels to match; and all the specialties in Dress Teimmings, at our usual low prices. £ Fine Fans. Noveltioes in Flirtation, Russin Leather, Ivory, Pearl, and Real Bhiell, Ten casés Japanese Fans at Se, Bec, 12 1-2¢, 20¢, and up, "worth double. . Jewelry. New designs in Filligree Silver, Onyx, Pearl, Celluloid, Gilt, and Garnet Earrings and Sets; Chate- laines, Belts, Dog Collars, Fan Chatelaines, &e. Our assortment large and varied. Ribbons. Basket, Frosted, Red, White, and Blue, and Gros Grain to match all Dress Fabrics ; Snsh Rib- bons in New Styles and Colors. The best Gros Grains, No. 4, 5, 7, 9, per yard, 12, 15, 18, 20c. per piece 90¢, $1,15, 81.50, $1.76 Trimming Braids, all widths and colors. Buttons every shade, style, andsize. Soaps, Perfumes, Brush- es, ete. Guaranteed in price one- third lower than can be ,fouund elsewhere. ¥ Inspection solicited. 121 & 123 State-st. Trrenty-second-st, and Michizan-av, MERCSIANT TAILORING.' CENTENNIAL Price List FOR CASH C. 0. D. BUSINESS SUITS. 640 S35 O ’y a5 20 SO Spring Overcoats. S (1> $4:o $36 TATL.OR.S, 130 Dearborn street. MISCELLANEOUS, Public Notice. '0ITY CouPTROLEZR'S OFFICE, Ointcaqo, March 29, 1876, } Notloo is horsby given to all persons owing Real Estato Taxes to the City of Chicngo for the year 1876, that the Otty of Chicago will, atany timo bofors May 1,1878, borrow from such persons the amount of such Oity Taxes due from them, and will allow for auoh loan twoand ono-half per cent(2) on the amount borrowed, snd will 1ssuo vouchors therefor which may be usod in aymont of the said which the Sofiuuwr will be di- rected 8o to racel ve. B or and Finance Com. Ao s O B AT B, Comptrottar, Toow Y Oity Hall, cor, Adains & LaSallo.ats, IO A gent's Llack cameo locket contalning » 1ady's plo- turs, Finder will bo liborally rowarded by returning 140 184 Btala street, W, EARLL, TPILEsSH Of the worst form cured without paln, by Dre, Ives & liyon, at Noom 4, 137 East Madison-st., Ohleago, whomako a spocialty of dissasca of the lower bowel, A curo guaranteed, Conaultation free. ~—Togunmnte Ingleman’s Transportation Co. Will Dun & Line of Btesmers the coming seston be- ween Chicago, Manfstee, Ludington, Pentwater, and Erankfort, Freight roceived ab Nos, 72, 24, au Riverat, YOSTER & SHEPHARD, Agents, A COMPLETE GUIDE TO THE SAN JUAN MINES, Cantaluing fult and reliable {nformation in detall, sent ;E:l":l‘ fi\)pfluflon to the Moo, BIDNEY OLALRK, , Kan, o BASE BALL. BASE BALL! Chicagos vs. Franklins, Gamo Commences at 3:30, Geaeral Admisston, 25 cta; Grand Btand, 60 cls, Tickets for nale at 118 Handolph.-at, A, G. BPAULDING, Manager, COLLECTION AGENGCY DIC- Wa prosecuto War, Mercantils, and Marine Claims aay Btato or amoint anywhere in the Uniled Blates wd , by litigation or otherwise, without attor. floys’ focs in puila or charge unless collected. Eatab. ed 1871, Baad for circular. FRASLEWL'S Collsction A4e207, Blale sad Montos-als., Olicayo, E 1L MGG, |, K. LANCASTER & 00, STUCCESSORS TO ALLEN, MACKEY & G0, 233 State-st., and 49, 51 & 63 Jackson. anlufi purchased their stock at o large discountfrom rcfiulnrprlcea aro offering to the whol retail trndtf: ReatoEn Carpetings o1 Cloths, Bedding, Curtain Goods, and Wall Paper, Al Unprecedented Tow Prices. In our Carpet Department may be found Mogueties, Wiltons, Vel- vets, DBody Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, 'Extra Superfine 1 grains, and Three-Ply Venetifin Carpets, and all grades of Philn- delphia Wool Goods; also ugs and Mats in great varioty. Special bargains in Oil Clpths, as we have a large overstock of desir- able goods which we are bound to close out regurdless of cost, Our paper-hanging stock must BOOTS AND SHOES. Iargest Assortment In the Clty, 80 Different Styles OF FINEBE MEN'SSHOES T0 SELECT FROM, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 128 South Clark-st. GOME, LET TS REASON TOGETHER, h}m you prefer a 8hos without (he annoying naflain- stde 7 Do you prefer a Blioe that fa comfortable whon you fist putfton? No trouble of bresking in. Do you préfer s Shoe that wilt not aqucak, and & Bhoo tiat will not wear through ab tho toe? Oall for the COMFORTABLY, Warrantel fo do all we claim, SIMONDS & STODDARD, 152 State-st. be sold. 'Wo will sell'at about onc- The Largest Shos Housa in the World, halt the usual rates, and wo will N. B.—Ahove Work Warranted not to Ttp. make it for the interest of mer- chunts and all others requiring theso goods to make their pur- chases of us, Goods will be freely shown, and competent workmen be scnt to any part of the country to execute work, The attention of hotel-keepers is called to our stock of Bedding, as we are selling lanir Mattresses, Spring Beds, Blankets, Quilts, Pillows, &c.,, at nuich less than regular prices, Church Cushions and furnishing a specialty. E. A.LANCASTER & 00, 233 State-st., ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF PALMER HOUBE. AUCTION SALES;: IF YOU WANT A FINE GOLD WATCH, AN ELEGANT SET JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER WARE, SILVER PLATED WARE, «of the finest quality, or anything in Rich Fancy Goods, Bronzes, Clocks, Russia - Leather Goads, - GO TO MILLER'S GREAT CLEARING ATCTION SALES, AT 61 WASIINGTON-ST,, Thds Horning at 10 o'lock, This Afternoon at 2:30 oclock. ELISON, POMEROY & CO,, Auctionesra, FINANCIAL. FIDELITY SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE : DEPOSITORY, Nos. 143, 145 and 147 Raandolpheat. THE VAULTS of this inatitution are the accopted models of Safo Doponitories throughout the Unitod Suates. They aro ‘built of aclid masonry, and are lined with ateol plates sevoral inchos thiok. ‘Thoy con= stitute an absolutel; IMPB.EGNA.ELE FORTRESB nigaimc tho asanults of any and all Burglars living, Thoir utter doflance of fire {8 proved by the fact that thoy withstood tho GREAT CONFLAGRATION OF 1871, They afford nfilnm of supreme acourity for tho storago of Monoy, Coin, Jowelry, Silver- -P!l'mfiki’;‘lfluds' Bonds, Wills, and Valuables of al s. Recent dllgm and improvements have Tando the TIDELITY tho most comploto and oxtensive,as it hasalways boon tho most saoure, Snfo Dopositaory i the world. Singlo Ii:“xrnn and Drawors for Ront from $6to0 $75a year. THE SBAVINGS DEPARTMENT of this institution pays interost at the rate or @ por cent por annum on Savings Doposita sud Trust Funds, This interost is ndded to tho anl:lilpn-l oa the firat doy of ench Janun. 7y and July, JOIN' 0. HAINES, Presidcnt; JARED GAGE, Vire President; CHARLES J. HAINYS, Cashler; GEORGE M. GAGE, Asaistant Cashier, 7 Per Cent. Monoy to lown ot BEVEN per cent, Business prop- erty, dwellings, snd Jands for salo, i BOUDDER I MASON, 109 Dearborn.st. TO RENT. 3. J. 0. FRENCH will conduct the sale. Desiranle Do cemmmeee: TO RENT R T O, P REASONABLE PRICES, J. Wingrave, Jr., & Co., 50 STATE-ST., . N. E, cor. Randolph. WILLIAM C. DOW, Room 10, Tribune Building. FOR RENT. Very Desirable Office on Meain Floor in Staats-Zeitung Building. Inquire at Office of Illinois Staats-Zeitung, corner of Washington-st. and Fifth-av, FOR RENT. Btore 81 Randolph-at., with or withont bssemont, sacond, third, snd fourth stories. Inquiro of OHARLES FARGO, American Expres Company, ‘ROAD GRADER. NO MORE MIRY ROADS, AT THE BTATE TRIAL lsst year, in competiiion with three other acts of mackines, the WAUCHOPE ROAD-GRATIER, WITH TWO MEN AND EIGHT JIORSES, completed one.quartor of a mile of good road tn9 hours at a cost of 0 conta per rod, It was awarded the Grand Gold Medot of the Iliuois Doard of Agricaltura, Tt will mako ditclien 25 feet wido 6 feet deop 34 well. It will build Raliroad-Grades 3nd Exca- vations, Farmers and ftoadeCommiise sioncra ahould send for 70-page Itlusirated and Descriptive Pamphlet, Frec. It gives full informa- tion upon fXonds nnd Road=NMuking. Address W, J, EDWARDS, Manufactory nd Saleszooms 629 and 641 Taleted-st, Chlcago, IIL REAL ESTATE. NOWISTHE TINE To Secure an Elegant Uome ot the “RIGDON-PROPERTY,” At Thirty-first-st. $250,000 WORTH OF PROPERTY AT ATUOTION. 24 Stom-Front Residens ‘These Bplendid Rosidencos all built in the bost manner, with all modorn improvoments, Lnke Buparior brown-atone and Jollot stona fronts, with ample lota to oach house; front- ing on Grovoland Park.av., Thirty-first-st., snd Lako-av., whioh fronts Lake Michigan, only 30 minutes by horse-cars (which pasa the proporty), 14 minutea by steam-cars on L C.R.R. from businesa contro, with now dopot on the ground, at which all local trains stop. Gas, water, and acwers on all atreota. Markots, sohools, churchos, and the most rapidly-improving ecotton of the city, mako this very desirable residence proporty. Tho torms of salo romarkably easy. Pur. chaser to sasumo morigage of $3,600 on ench house, balance $500 cash, and $50 por month until paid, with interost at only 6 per oent por annum. ‘Tho anlo will take place on tho ground Monday, April 24, at 2 p. m. Partios desiring to sco tho property before solg, or for any furthor information, call on E. 0. LANPHERE, on tho premises, or ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctionecrs. GROCERIES, CLOSING 0D SALE GROCERIES, Previous to Removal, Test Carolina Rice, 15 pounds for. Cauned Corn, per dozen. Pine Apples, per dozen, Preserved Ginger. large jors, Pie Peachies, yellow, 3-1b cans, pe Green Jova Coffee. per pound .. Blackberries, dried, per pound. Cherries, pitted, per pound. Teaches, pared, per pound -gallon kegs fine Table Syrup closing OUb{OF, s concasnasivass seeeen 3,00 Oneids Community Canned F'ruits and Vege- tables at Cost. < ALL MARKED DOWN. Japan, per pound. .............c Gu‘?powlu}cerm)d Oolong, per pound. Gmpowder and Qolong, extin choice. - 0.5 A lnrxo lius of Bankrupt Stock of Oigars at lesa than Coat. “Tho above Erices for ONE WBEK only, to savo cost of romoving, All Goods Marked Down. J.EITICEE SO, 167 South Clark-st, Will Remove May 1st to 113 st Madison-st., near Clark. NERAL WATER3, GENTIINID Totiled under the suporvision of the I'rench Govern- ment, HAUTERIVE, UELFRTINS, j GRANDE GRILLE, HOIITAL. For Dyspepsia, Gout, Gravel, Diabetcs, Diseases of the Liver, Kidn end Bladder. OAUTION, To avold flnn!crkllfl and Imitations, require thst thocapsule beara the name ofane of tha above-usmed Bprings, and also the year ¢f the boitling, Canbo drank at table, alone or with vine or spirits. For sale by all Isading rota; Grozors and Drugaists, snd tothe trade only by the Aile Agents, BOUCHE FILS & CO., 81 Beaver-st,, New York, NAMES OF THE BPRINGS, ¥or eala by CE.APIN 8 GORE, 73 and 75 Monroe.st. GENUINE FRIEDRICHSHALL - Restores the Appatite, remares Biliousness. keep Houd oloar, the Bload Sont whest weskontie. tho B tem, oertiffod by Baron vou Linbig to bo & moat salutal and'boneAcial water. Fat sals b CIUAFIN & GORE, 78and Dor case. REMOVALS, 75 Menroe-st. For Renft, Tiooms siuglyand in suttsatn Reaper and MeCormick Blocks, Also stores 71 snd T3 Dearborn-at-, aad second, third, snd fourth floars of 3¢ and 36 Bouth |. Water atreet, Apply at lloom § Reaper Dlock. TO ILET. Offces single and ea sulle, vory centrally loeated with FIRE-PROOF VAULLS, in the City Nlllonl‘ Dank Bullding, 166 Waabinglon-t, Thoss ofiices are eapecially auspted for commission business or law onees. MEAD & GOF, 163 Laiallo-st, TO RENT. . VINEGAR RUSSING P S ViNE VINEGAR Colehrated for lta Purlty, Strengthand Flavor, R AR ntee 10T be entirely free from SulpAtric Acid or other deleteris FOrIMe by artiroters Larorae Vieary olieraiad: i ey Works (a th g’flflfl- b‘l’m.lm K. Ll'fi'usfil”&lco..clllm o o e —————1 SPORTSMEN'S GOODS, REMOVAL. GROVER & BAKER . 11. GO, Iavoe this d'L removed to the large and commodious store, Nos. 458 and 47 Jaokson. at, bstween Btato and Wabash.av., and hnvul b‘ntw.r“l‘l.ni:mul Lthnn evar before for au n, ieir oual B b“:l‘l,caylu, ‘fu.‘ April 15, K‘lmorn __STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS. on second floor, well lighted, and arran, ffl?flfl:, Teal Eaiats, IA:‘I: fifnll%o.kll‘ afif;.unc:lfm m won-st, and look st them, Apply M8 Madivonst, TO RENT. GUNS, FISHING TACKLE, ETC, At L B TATON'S, 53 State-st, te-st., with second story and basement e B oveion, " ADaly o Hoorm 5, M0 East ESTAVLISUED 168, A E. O. STONE. % ZOLINE, ~TO RENT, fios (two rooms), second floor, am o s vt (coraes) oo (e third ¢ House, Rock, 0ppolie FINE & FIRE, Room 8, 163 Blatest, TO RENT. floor of 69 snd 01 Lake-st, corner of Btato, ZOLINE Has bocome a housshold word, as essential in the family as starch., It mixes.perfectly in staroh. Hvery lady can do her own lsun. dry work by using Zoline. Sold by all retail and wholesale Groaers and Druggiats, Offlce of the Lake Shoro & Michigan Southorn Railway Co, . CLEVELAND, March 24, 1876, The sunusl eeting of the Btockholders of this Compuany, for the eloction of Directors for the onsu- {ug year, and for tha transsction of other appropriata busineas, will be Leld at the oftice of tho Compauy, in the Oity of Clevelsnd, Ohfo, un Wodsnesday, the 3d day of ‘May aext, between the hours of 11 o'clock in tho forencon and 3 o'clock fu the sfierncon of that day, GEORGE B, ELY, Secretary, HEALTH LIFT, Westorn Ageacy Marsh's Tmproved Llft. town fn tho Northwest, Health-Lirt, The Best and Bafeet, Entrances on both atreels. Bteam elovator snd heat, Apply to PAGE, BRO, & CO. FOR RENT. ___FORBALE. Wa are New Hoceiving ¥reah Bappiics st DRY WOOD AND SLABS. Dealers suppliod s Law Ralos, Oargoea for sala snd A large coroer basement office: also desirable up- | shipped to order on shors notice, stairs ofSces, k. _Apply to , A, MENGE & CO,, O e A M UR GRS, et _{ .. Woetof Weeh Washioytoadis (Runai Dock) Agency, Kale, uud Exercisa icoms (Dr. Prack ltellly, inventor of the POOL ROOAI, J Hfl fllfll CIICAG) HEALTILEIET GO, Uealih-Lift in chiarge), 07 Washing- tun-st, Agenis wanted in every AL79 Dearborn-st., 11 &, m. Lostons va, Athletics at Philadelphis to-day. A ¥ ¥OX, WASHINGTON. Barney's Last Sensation Hard- ly Causes a Ripple, It Only Shows How Badly the Den- ocrats Need Political Capital, Bristow Invites the Investigat- ors to Let Loose Their Dogs. The Democrats Forced {o Make Their Investigation Open lo the Public, Bartley, the Concocter of the Louisville Story, Driven to Earth. His Dislike of Bristow Fully and Satisfactorily Explained, It Results from a Difference of Opin. ion as to Certain Cotton Claims. The Indian Bureau Transfer Bill Passed in the House. THE PRESIDENT. DARNEY'S BLUNDELL Specral Depatch to The Chicago Tribune. Wasnixaroy, D. O.. April 21.—Caulfield’s Committeo hae probably stirred up a very lively hornet's nest in its bungling efforts to convict the Dresident of ordering an illegal ume of the Becrot Borvice foud of the Department of Jus- tice. Tho gigantic oloction frauds which were formorly perpotrated in the City of New York in the intorest and under the diroction of the Tam- many Ring bave nover boen soriously denied or dofonded even by the Democrats themssivos. The whole subject Las beon one which Demo- cratic politicians have studiously avoided, and no one supposed that by any blunder of » Demo- oratio investigating Committee the history of thoso frauda woula again bo brought out snd spread upon the record of the Hounso of Hepre- scntatives. Dut this soems to be just what Csulficld's Committeo is dolug. Aftor a briet and very suporficial investigation, in which tho Committes oblained sutlicient information to bavo given it & cluo to the whole matter, the Committee, seemingly without etopping to in- quiro whethor any law had been actually violat- ed or not, allowed the MORT 'BENSATIONAL AXD ONE-SIDED RIPORT of ita proceodings to be printod. ‘I'hs resnlt was that within twenty-four hours Davenport, Chief Bupervisor of Elections at New York, waa on his way to Waakington , DringIDE witls 4IM Lus enly vouchers aod recoipts for tho monoy spent, but also tho voluminons pupers aud documents showing the oxtont of the olection frauds form- erly perpetrated in New York, and the manner in which they wore checked, nnd, to some ex- tent at least, proveuted. Davenport's examina. tion was bogun by tho Committeo this afternoun in open meseion. Caulflold, the Chairman of the Committoo, conductod ths inquiry with vory little show of courtesy to the witnoss, who poomed to havo nothing to concesl, and not only tho substance of many of hiy quostions, but the manoer in which thoy wero put, was such a8 to be almost offen- sivo. After apsworing o number of irrelevant questions in rogard to his agoe, former occupa- tton, places of residenco, ‘mllucnl profereuces, ote., Mr., Davenport was allowed to begin A COMVLETE BTATEMENT of the manner in which tho money paid him through tho Secret-Sorvice Lureau was usod. e made but little progress to-day baforo the Committeo’s adjournment was reached, but ho hiad suflicient time to explain the charactor of eomo of the frauds which lho undertook to clieck 10 the Now York olections. s forther examination to-morrow will probably bo very loteresting. It 1 gooorally conceded in Washington to-day that thero wes really very littlo foundation for tho ucnsational writing which has boon indulged in in segard to tho ex- odituro of s portion of the Becret BServico P:nd of thio Departmont of Justice Ly Supor- visor Davenport, ‘I'ms fund was appropristed for the dotection and punishmont of CRIMES AGAINHT TUE UNITED BTATES, and if {llegal voting at Congressional or Na- tiounl eloctions fs a crimo against tho United Statey, as it has been made by the eloc- tion Iaws, then fts dotection was a proper objoot for tho exponditure of this money., 'The roports of the DPresidont’s fochug sud romarks on this subjoct, bave been groasly exagoratod. It was said that a mooting o, his Cabinot was callod at an unusually oarly hour to-day [norder that this cxposure mighit he fully discussed. The truth is that the change {a the hour of kolding the Cabinet meoting was cauned by the deaire of tho I'resident to go to Philadelphin on tho early alternoon train to re- ceive the roprosentatives of a foroixn Governs meut at the Centouuial, and tho gossion waa oue of the shorteat that has recently taken place. THE MEAN BIDE OF IT. ‘The infamously aud maliciously unfair and meanly partivau version of the testunony ro- specting tho President which soems to bave boen given ont by Demooratic meinbers of tho C-ulmfid Committco bios at Jast caused the fair- mioded mon uf both partica in the Ilouso to roalizo tho toonstrous injustice which results from sccret investigations, In former Cou- gronsea the Damocrats in and out of Congress, whon the Rcpublicans had two-thirds majority in the Lower Houso, thoy not only investigated the abusos of the Administration, but always did so openly. Tho Democraty have adopted the contrary policy, and for tha reason that 18 admitted, if not avowed, that n legion of slanders may at the ud of the session be sent to the couuty without an opportunity for ronly, I'he Democrats have scloctod tho plan of star ohamber invostigation as the initial step in their foul campaign of slander. Probably TUE MOST CONSPIUUOUS EXAMPLE of this is the Caulfleld Committoo, The Chalrman of that Committoo made very loud pretenss that uo msn should be defamod through hita Commit- tee, and that no man should bo dishonored or condumued ushoard, yot tho most disroputable scandal hounds, dotectives charged with infam- vus offonses aud tho vilest passions, outlaws from civilization eeeking to cscape frow prisons by ploading thoir own [nfay in thoir atlempts 10 ruin others, can bo daily soen hanging as Wituosses or as dopositoties of libelous infor- wmation abous that Committes-room door. The ox-partu storles of such porsons have bean veddled out in a dissorted form iu thedbape of haif trutis, which were lies, by sops burdon who must havo heard thew, aud we lofty pn- tonso of tho Committen bas proves s Pbatisaial Auockory, since the lyiug sitle-tattle of partisan dofamors has soupl¢ to penl tie famoof tho Prosideut of 16 United Blates. I'ho consequatico of this disgracotul ocaurrence ras obeerved in two wavs & tho Capitol to-dsy, “T'ho storm of indiguation ¥as 80 groat that the Caultleld Committos wu‘“ rr! . COMPELLED TO OIEN 3 sad the Houve, by a voteof 170 yoas to 48 nays in the_roeolution respectiug Cate aud Lristow nvestigation, placed jtuelf on record agaiust so- rot fuvestigatione. It i8 to bo noticed tbat the 48 were Domoorats, vote was the faco of tha protosts of the almost united Democracy. Th i e he principlejrocorded {a this voto likely to hear morn of this, and that the yes and pay Yasterday's intamoun acnsation foll perfoctly'S, forcod upon the Iounse by Kasson in | committons, and the Domocrats 810 ynre NUMBER. 240. 38 Bros., of Hoplinsville, Kv., on & warraoty, : 2bark was soized andtiboledat Mileaakas h’r acre techaleal violation, and then forfoited by From decreo au appeal to thy Supteme < Jurt was taken, and Trica Hros. omployed Fe- +nd & Evanw, lawyors, to obtain & romtasion of he forfoitura, dend, in io face of an opon Investigation Whicl yored Hrisy emy2ymiiied Washingion od tho Commitice was obliged to havo, The facs: camo out at onco thal the money usod hed beaS Irgally oxpended, and thero vias nothing to jusy tify the infamoun story Caulfiald saw 6t to 13 £0 aut without explanation, which Lie had, Ma, Democrats aro much provoked at the sovorsl roorbacka lie Lias worked up and givon out only to bo exposed in tho noxt iesue of the Aporn which contalned them. This had a good o eal to (‘I:‘::-ti:y ;vub thro vote of nll‘ bLat thirty Demo- avor of an open investigal thy late reaolution. o el {To the Asaxciated Presw,) THE TEATIMOSY, Wastxarcy, D, C., Apnil 21.—The testimony of ox-Attornos-Generat Williaws_and Co!, Whit- loy Lefore the Committeo on Expenditures in the Departmoit of Justico wae givon totha President to-nizht. The chief points hava ale rezdy boen publithed Jolin 1. Davennort teati- fled that in tho New York eloclion of 1870 La discovored that fraudy bad boon perpetrated, and ndnpted & oysieh of togistration shich eventually resulted In the detection of (heno frauds. In pursuing tiis matter witncss had apcol 210,060, 11s found that Lo ‘was being wopoverished, and askea Col. Blies, Gen. Arthur, Gen, Sharpe, Mr. Nurpliy, Jackson S. Bbultz, sod other gentlommn of Now York, whether tho QGovernment, would not pay bim = for his efforts te detect theso frauds. In the pummer of 1871he wont to Long Branch tosce the Presidont, md explained to Gen, Urant tho frauda bo bad discovered, and asked whother somo of the fund in the eontral of tho Department of Jnatico coud not bo usal to pay bim. Tue Presidont was fnprossed with tho plan submitted by witness to yrovent frauds in elections, and said he would retommend tho matter to tho Attorney-General. Witness re- ceived in all £35,000, part of which cano through Akex;\;m;dnm pt.::; through Willisms, He never oconsiderod that thera waa any corrupy, mattor. Adjourned. ¥ Prasizithe —_— THE INVESTIGATIONS. xoTHS. WasnNorox, D, C., April 21.—Don Patt was before Clymer's Committe to-day, and tastified that ha used his inflnence with the Becrotary of War to bave Cowles & Dreza's “mah pro- ventative " uscd in tho army. and gave thvm all tho standing thoy bad beforo the War Dipart- ment. Thoy agrecd to give him 5 por com, of the gross rocelpts, and afterward rafsod itto 15 per cont. Ile may have recoived about $10,0:p A voar, or about £20,000 for bis sbare. Aflor ward ho badsome misunderatanding with them, and went to tho Becrotary of War and told him that he considered tha patent of Cowies & Bregn s fraud, Tho witnesa oxonerated Gon. Gartield from all blame. THE EMMA MINE. 3r. Park, in the Emma Mine ingniry to-day, tentified that by the purchase and sale of stock, in 1872, £16,700 storling wos realized, and, ac- cording to his undemstanding, Gon. Schenck was entitled to ono-balf, but refused to take moro thau £1,804. Gen. Schonck was inter- ested to the oxtont of 2,035 eharcs, _Gen. Bchonck read a atatoment showing that his investmenta on account of the Emma Mino sgpregatod 853,200, To show for this amount, Gon, Schenck hias received dividonds, and hotds stocks as follows : Dividends, thirteen montls in 1871 and 1872, 88.600; 475 original ahares, €3,000; total, €11,600; loaving a cloar loss, as nearly as cac bo estimated, of £42,200, The examination s now closod, with the ex- coption of the recoption of certain papors from Loadon, el BRISTOW. ITE INVITES TR INVESTIGATORS TO PROCEED, Spectal Duvateh to The Chteaao Trivune, ‘Wasutxarox, D, C., April 21.—Becrotary Bris- tow lo-day called ou the Chairman of tho Com- mittee to investigato the cass of the bark Mary Merritt, and requested that ho would make the tnquiry special, aud push It as rapidly as possiblo consistent with thoroughnoss, and have it con- Anstad with opon doors. He { ooy 1hio names of tbe Kontuchy ownors and of therr attorneys, ang wade a full atatemont as to the whiroabouts of tho records in tho Treasury, the Dapartment of'| If Justice and Courts. Tho Fecretaryeaid that it was entirely immaterial to him whay mombers wore charged with the iuquiry, asa mb-com- mitteo. The Chnirman promised that the fnves- tigation should bogin on Mondey or Tuesday. Cate, the mover of iuquiry, objocted yestorday to the investigation boing open, and voted againat {tto-day. Thirty Domocrata voted with him to koep tho doors closed. Tho majority of thom aro nuknowa, and for some unexplained reason tho following Ohio Domocrats votad to koep the doors sbut: Cowan, Hurd, Neal Southard, Voace, and Walling., THE FACTS, The records of the Treasury and papers of tho Becretary show that the vessol was not charged with smuggling, but with merely s tochnical violation of tho navigation Iaws, Gon. Bristow waa noser retainod as counsel, nover askod or recoived & foe tn tho caee, prescnted it on one accasion to BSocretary Richurdson asn friond for the owners, who were his meighbors, avd without compeneation. On this sccount he rofused to have anythiog to do with the case when Scorotary, and never did Lave anythiog to do with its sottlement, and the suttlemsnt, when mado by the Solicitor and Assistant Bocretary, iu the absence of the Hecretary, was upon tho recommondation of Judgo Drummond, of the 1llinois Circit, and written opwion of Judge Miller, of the Wisconsin Distriet. MIL. THOMAS DALTLEY, who iovolved himmolf so disastronsly before Caulfield’s Committeo, in lus testimony concern= ing Becrotary Bristow, bas been vory busy for tlo last six woeks talking agaiust the Hecreta- ry aud the ‘Irentury Dopartment, and giviug many vague hiuts of fraudu- lont trausactions, which he had reason to beliovo the BSocretary waa ongaged in, This talk Liag excited counsiderablo curiosity in regard to the wotives which could prompt it, wince every story of which ho pretended to have Luowledgo was soon found to bave no othor| foundation than maliclous %'uasip. Inquiry 7 the Dopartruont brought out tue fact that he 8 Joug bacn greatly diwwatisfied with the _,-:ld scrutiny of cotton casos under Hecrotary Jid- tow's adwinietration, An inspection - the cotton records shiows that during this 82 Ar. Dartley has bosn attornoy in 109 ¢s~d before tho Dopartrent, {nvolving 12,44 ales of cot- ton, Of thioso 108 bave been rabrod: aud oven patt of the remaining ons waa rjocted, aud the part of that allowed amourte< 4uiy to §1,310, . THRK LURICAE. Thero is good reason ¢/ b21ove that the recont attack upan Secrotary J1#tow in connsction with the Mary Morritt suit 434 inspirod by tho Ail- wautoo Whisky Ring, 'The grounds for this be- lief aro thess: Cogressmoen Lyude, of Wis. conln, Bowp weeks#0 iutroduced a ronolution fuquiring whethor £1Y _BoWepapor man iy Mil- waulee, Chicagu, ¢ Bt T.ouin had boon paid for morvices sgaiust 40 Whisky Iung, Secretary Bristow roptiod (8¢ 180y of them had reudered the Covernmey v;uryavhlunbl’}bunxvlc“l. (b\u ergMd & doltar, That resolution Shiat oo werg L) & 5 ritip, and it 18 bo- waa not in L; lieved that 7 Was written by Murphy, of Mil- attoruey of tho Whinky Ring. It waukeo. obl',) Miatt Carpoutor's offico, - Con- M rchard, of Wisconmiu, Democrat, tlat the Lynds resolution cams ply, who was horo asbout thut ‘ow' the Cate rosolution, Drosont- ed yotrday, is not in Cato'n handwriting, bt Tho satuo haudwriting sy tho Lyudo roace lutig,, Yhero is uo reasonsle doubt, therofore, haSoth resotutions war writton by Murphy. oy, Laudwriting fn both correxpotd with Mur- Ths. Tius ruid on liristow, thoreforo, doubt. 4 comes from the Whisky ling. If the chiot sitornoy of those rascals caunot covor Lis traiks in tho Houso, it is httle wonder that their clitits are fitling the peviteutiarios, UTTELLY UROUNDLESS, JOULSVILLE, Ky., April 21.—A Courder-Journal goorter intervicwed tho Hon. Waltor Evaos, of tis city, in roference to tho case of the bark My Marritt, about which Mr, Cate, of Wis- chein, offered » resolution in Cougress, Mr, Yaos sad that thero was nollhing iu Secretary istow's connoction with that cuse which was rm. shiglitost deyreo improver, but, oo tho putrary, hus gonsitivoucss to oflicial propriety ad resulted in great injury to his /(Evany) Hleats, BLr. Lvans uaid the facts 1n the cass ro tbese: Tho bark BMary Blerritt was owned y Murray, of Caunds, who bLouglt bLer from timo. ploymant in the oaso, ho then ublio ofice, Their proposition ta Lim was doclined. bat Bristow intraducod them: to Beoretary Richardson. Evaus sayn this was done without compenaation or ‘promido thorsof, and purely far friondahip. The efforls bofore Richardaon did not succoed, owiog to the ropra- sentations of Welss, tho Informor In the case, Bubsoq!mnllx when Dristow booamo Becretary of the ‘Tronsiry, the application for tho remis- slon was ronowsd, but ho positively re- fused to act in the case, and - placad* his refusal upon the gronnd that he had slready appeared in- the case af dercribed. Weles. subsoquently, as Evans ng- deratood, made aa aflidavit atating bio had beon mininformed, and united In tho prayor that the application for remission mhould be granted, Evana learnod that the romiseion was approved by Mr. Conant. Acting Becrotary of the Troasury, aftor an examination of the caso by the Soficitor of iho Trossury, IHis chents naver obtained a romission, nor Lave ho and his partner received a cont for their sorvices, Mr, livans atatea dis- tinctly that Bristow was nover attorney in the case. aud nover roselvad a farthing for his friondly norviess, and propouncea this assaulb ulterly groundless and mado for malicions par- poses, . DIOGRAPMICAT. The Couricr-Journal of to-morrosw morniag will contain an elaborato blography of Secrotary Bristow, proparad by a distiugnished Kontucky {‘:fi:fi",’»‘,fl;‘ lxm: nndntml?oclm boan anthentic or ized ntatement of tho & ' and privata carecr, S el ——— IMPEACHMENT, 100D’ BAILLIANT IDEA, Snecial Dupateh t3 The Chicage Tribune. Wasmsaton, D, C., April 21.~Mr. Lord, the hoad of the Impeachment Mansgers, has made a discovery which ho considers of vital Impor- tance to his case, and it is at loast signiflcant aa showing tho straits in which theso managers bave found thomeelves. Ho haa discoverad that whon Dolkpap drow Lis last pay the Gov- ernment pald him for the entiro day upon which o reriguod, inetoad of up to 10 o'clock and 26 mioutes, at which timo 3Ir. Lord holds that his pay should have promptly cosacd with tho dato of hia resignation ; but as hie was pald until mid. night of that day, Mr. Lorc insista that thera Is no doubt whatover but that ho remained an officor of the Govornment uutil aftor the impeachmont was pasaed by thoe House, consequently ho do- ducon the conclusion that the plea of tho ac- cueed that the Bonate han no jurisdiction is without force, and should be held void by the Sonate. T'hia brillfaut discovery and able acgu- Dentis & {air fllustration of the entire impoach- et procsedings on the part of the prosccation POy, to, aud including the date of Mr. Manager Lords importaut and startling discovery. THE DLLKNAF CASE. Wasit:xarox, D, C., Apsil 21.—Tho Imposch.- meot Miagers of tho House hava directod subpeenace to be fesued for Mr, and Mrs, Marah to sppear it. this city oo Thuraday next befors tho Court of Tmpeachment. This fodicates that tho manazers indulge in the boliof that the Benato will ovecrulo Belkuap's plea of want of Jurisdiction, i aolding no ———— DEMANDS THE DOCUMENTS, JEWELL TO THE INVESTIGATORS, Special Inapatch te The Chicago Trivune. Wasurxazos, D, C., Aprl 21,—Poetmasten. Goneral Jowell to-day mado n formal demand upon Mr, Stone, Cheirman of tho Post-Offies Expenditares Commlutes, that tho official reo- ordaof the Post-Otiics Department in posecs- eion of tho Commitice be roturned to the De- partment. This demand wos mado as & conso- quenca of a docialon mado st the -1ast Cabinet meoting. Tho subject was thero fully discuss- ed. and tho Iaw considored, which makes the hieada of Departments the responsiblo custodi- aos of all public records, and provides that certifled copics may be logal evidence. 1t is not. mawin oo AP i o iAo ¥, s e Grtnat ath” dechicd (AT ~ho more “offielal briginain kil ba furhished ‘the Housa. ."the,. House .-abjects , to thls, it will bo' very likely to Yécaive m Jatter similar to that of Audrow Jaokeon, which Las fust been ‘ro- vived, Tbe Dopartment aathontics maintain that, in the absenco of the Committes from their rooms, it would be possiblo for fraudulent bid- - dors to essily chavge s fow fgures in some ofticial records, and greatiy {ujuro the Govorn- mont. The Postmaster-Ganeral has mada thin domand upon Stone, and the laitor has refused to acceds to tho demand. altiough the docu- monta have beon in the Committeo-room for » mouth, and havo not been tsod a8 a baain of sny testimony. —_— THE INDIAN BUREAU, TROF, MATSU ON THE fAsNSFED QUESTION, BSpeetat Dispateh to ‘the Chicago Tridune, WasurNaroy, D. O, 2pril 3l.—In reaponss ta a roquost of Gon. Banning, Prof, O. O. Mareh bas addressed to bim tae following letter, which was read upon tha floor #f tho Houso to-dny : YALE Covrrax, New HW/EX, April 20, 1670,—Gen, IT, . ianning, Chairman i the Commultes on Military Affairs Houss of Repéscnéalivaa—Bin : In reply ta your request for my osulon sa o the propricty of transforring tho Indip Bureau 1o the War Depart. tnent, I havo reapectally to may that I belleve tho pro. posed change moy’ deairable one, During the last cighi yearn my oxpprations in the’ West bave givea ms sn opporturly to me acquainted with the prescnt ayayh of Indlan mansgement, sud iso to judgo what 1" 80rvica would ba if intrustad to the ariny. In my ddgment the tranafer ahould bo mads without dolay OF the follawing ressona : I4rst—Ecoomy. ‘Tho Government has now very porfect mactuery for supplying the army on the fror tier with (3t elothing, aud_pay, and by the sax tneans coyd esally supply the Indians also. The pres- ent syates Of 8UpDlylLg the Indians is looss and irre- aponsibh a1 tends to tuvite fraud. I believe tha Goverpent could save one-lialf of the annual appro- priattas for the Indians if tho latter wero undor the Caro» the War Department. Spmid=Teaco on tho frontier wauld bs greatly pro. mgXi by tho change, Tho Indians Liave s groat re. syst for visible power, and this alone wonld often vent divorder, A proper enumration of the In- Yina, now_impossiblo, couid be made, aad all wonid 26 ket on thelr resorvations, thus avaliling one of tha ‘moat frequent sources of husillity, Thore would thun, bo 1o contltet of anthority a4 now, botwoen agents and army officors, snd no promises would be msde that conlit not bo kept, Thind—Ths beat interosts of the Indians themselves domanud the cuango. What the ludiaus now meed especially s jusiice and a firm, uniform poticy, 1am convincod that these can be' socured under army msoegement, Army officers ssa class are not une friendly to the Indians, aud thoss on the frontiar are' good Judges of Tudian character, Many of thom take- adecpiutercat ju ail that pertaine to the welfare of the Indiant. All efforta to fmprove and eivilize the Indisus could bo mada even better nnder army officers than now, and I feel contident that the true intorssts Loth of the Tudians and the Goveroment would be advanced by the proposed change. I remaln, with, bigh respoct, very truly youre, 0.0, Manaw (Gigned) TUR TRANSFER DILL. Tho Mouas passod the bill to travafer the Ine dian Bureau $0 the War Department by the large voto of 130 yoaa to G uays, The most earnest {riends of tho bill had not expooted thot it coatd bo carricd by so laruolwnfumy. The seuti- monzalists made o stout and’ abla fight againat tho bill, but were overcome by numbers, ‘Iho vote was not partisau, 'The grestor nume ber of opponents of the bill was found uvon the Ropublican side, but one of the sturdisst oppo. neuts of tho bill was Afr, Cox, The vote must ocertainly bo takon ma a condomnation of ihe poace polioy, as such, Thero is much specula~ tivu a4 to the proapoots of tho bill in the Benste, e NOTES AND NEWS, HOIENTLYIQ FAPERY, Sveclal Dispateh to The Chicago Tridune, WasuiNoroy, D. O, April 21.—A¢ the mostlog of the Natiooat Acadewy of Scioncea to-day the followiug papors wora resd : Biographical memoir of tho Iste Prof. Joseph Wenlock, of Cambridge, Masa,, by Prof. Josoph Lovering ; on & modo of dotermining tho direction of a soarce of sound, by Prof, A. M. Mayer ; on the geological and physical structure of the Black Mills, by Heury Nowton ; on she age of mountains aa dotermin- ed by ' degradstion, by BMsj J. W. Powell; results of axperiments on: cons tact rosistance, by I'rof. W, Norton ; on tho imperfections of the presdat eystoms of chemionl nomeuclature. by Prof. \i. E. Rog- 3 _ou the piogress of a maguotic survey o fua Unitod States, ut tho ‘chargs % i Bachi fuud of the Acadomy. The weotinf, was thes adjourned. 3 B TOM BCOTTH MILL, ' The vote upou tho Toms Booty Toxes Pack