Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 3, 1878, Page 1

VOLUME XXXIX. EXCURSIONS. 4th July GRAND STEAMDBOAT EXCURSIONS! Godrch Transpraton Co’s Liee, ) res Large. Bplendid, Low-Tressnre, 8ide wheel Eramsonis LITICAGD. ST ROYG AN, sod MUSKE- QON, Wil ake houriy trips (o EVANSTON. Dock. oot Michizs: Itk S it Srery hour inereatter dutin milon I'ier hiea been chariered by the (oo P Oration Company for their exclusive uve WEDNESDAY JULY 3, 1878 . _wammowemenvuweem | WORDY WEBER. NORTHWEST BAR ASSOCIATION. i ++ An Arsoclation of Lawyers, ln which IumblllTv s reatticted to Lhmafsh‘lsl character, and to one in The Brothar of the Mur- ech coantr. LS Ta AT Hea. ! Culcago, - ty. - 3 i COLORADO-Desvar, Aripthoe County 1 o lovu" l:lqnuk;u. tnmmw R dered .Man Recites R, AORe ST SMITIL & KINR, His Story. Fairplay, Park Coublley,, nypy cynistiso. acorptow, cler Cree Soun e, Marsbatown, Marsball Conpyy, S gt s U0 [ wasvudirpas o LT T T z s, W, & 1. AMBLER. Musestine, Mascatine Coun ILLINOIS—Aledo, Mercer County, o . URANNAN & JAYNE. Nevads, Storey County. BABSETT & WIARTON, Pien & pircupathick, Bloomington, McLean County. Y WIL[‘DN & MeNULTA. Carml, Whits County, Kew tlampton, Chickasaw County. HIRAM SHAVER. Kewton, Jasper County- W. 11 JONKSON. Charleston, Coles County. cu:::m. ;‘o:’: cfl::" T #1CKLIN & FICRLIN. i i ;. BANRET & COOK. iy um_m“’{" BLEEPER & WIITON. o'" ""l“ """’ C‘;‘ 7. AGTLER BUOS, ¢ " DROWK & TAIT. nawa City, Monons COuRly. pinppe Lucas. Fualton, Whitesida County. Osage, Mitchell County. WM. J. MeCOY. BRUWN & RISHOP, Genevs, Kane County. Osceols, Llark Connty. 3. f1. MAYDORY. e e aty, M L TRMPLE. uke . o LEEVERS & MALCOLM, PRICELSFIVE CENTS, = Weber's expenses to New Orle a4 3 w"m"“an‘m: oD e II;th. l"r‘n)° forward| mall, and the otber by measeuger Sherman lettar, snd threstening in | 10108 FR<.ent of the Senate. Witncss atated case she d1d ot come 10 have her arrested and | that the envelopes had been kot in tha sata forced to go. Mre. Jenks and her husband | since they were deposited, and had not been have always called the paper the Sherman let- | withdrawn,thosehapplication for the withdrawal ter. Tom Jenks, In fact, has claimed that his | ofthe first i aseoclation and co-overation with Anderson ohae.Bledny the Reoublicans, hai ece waa such as to give him LT :nw'mdu Billinas, Witness was present, AN EQUITABLE RIGHT ere were 80 tmny persuns in the ofiico st to some of the bon%flln that were supposed to | the time he could not sy who made the avpli- be embraced init. 1have never heard it Intl- | catlon for the withdrawal, but heard the Judgze mated until she gave her testimony that Mrs. | refuse to allow thelr withdy 1 Afl Jenks was {n any way connected With the FANE. odiehen authorahip of the fetter. I have not, nor has | AMINIg the envelopes, the Committos required any member of my family, sought to use this | witoess to open them. ‘They contained, firat, letter as s means of obtaining office. I aaw the | the first set of papers sent to Washington by members ot the 3cVeagh Commiseion | tho Republican Electors; second, those sent by in New (Grleans, and was Joformed 7 ’ < that "money bed” been . used o securs the Conservativo Electors; third, thoso sent by the sbandonment of the Packard Legisiatura | the Reoublicans in laco of the first, which wera by certain members theraof. Icould tell some- | found defective in this, that the certificates "'"’,5 :l '.um lm’(:ur&!itbnlld (ll“ lclemlu cases, mt:" were for Prestdent aud Vice-President tozethier, could not say who disbursed the monoy of who | ynstesd of for each. It s claimed by Demo- H’g’fl:’;‘,':i“}":'g;ta,”fl;i’:}&‘”g;;‘r‘:mfi:"' crats that the signatures to tho last sct of the and ne sald that the President could not and | returns by the Republicans ate not gonulne. wuuld not recognize it. Ile conveyed the {m- | The Committes took charga of the documents. pelled to abandon thelr property andto fico from the hand of political assassins to the re- treat where they now live. Tne letter, ho sald, Was one WRITTEN FOR POLITICAL BPFECT, yetit was written almost from bis brother's grave. Weber's theory of the cause of his brother's death fa tuo redicuious to be told. He claimed that the fact that {n the newspaper which he published there was an snnouncetnent # few days before his death that & certain list of delinquent tax-payers would be publiched hsd excited so much hostiiity that he fell by the haods of his opponents. That list was presented 1o the Committee, offictally certified, and proved to be nothing more than an ordinary county delinquent taz-Hat, such as 1 required by law 10 bs published In every county 1o the North, ftwasnot s list of delfuquent defaultors; it wasaitaply a regular delinquent list of State and county tages. To hiave thrnateued to pub- ish this lat, Weber clalinea, was sufficient cause In that community for tha murder of his Marking tho Grave of the Vietim with a Monument of Lies. The Most Remarkable Witness with the Most Elastic Oonsoienoe, O a8 cholce refreshmenta will ba provided by Hikisvoroush, Montgomery County, C. W, DLIsS. b cholea retretimente e e Charen: brother. pression to my mind distinctly that the recogni- W. A. STRONG, e IUeL ot the Ji e Unireeity groves, and ainuse: Incksanulie Morgwn Conptry . L encorr. Toek Rapids. Lyon County. piagig e o Tion 01 Nicholls and tho abandonment of Fack- : His Formal Recital, Read with Unblushing Ef- :":’l:": ":::’ C‘:“'(')‘lbnun W. HERDMAN. neoln, Logan County: = iy 17 & sTOKES, arranged for'the entertalnme T e e ariow o Diate:lisll Oames, Afier. n Balioon Ascensions, Tele hone Conaectlons with 3l was s foregune conclusion, and that this | Secretary of Btate, was sworn. Dy order of E'mclm Dost jiaces on $he ke, and varfous other question had been determinea by the Adminis- thy Committee, lio prepared all proteats tiled tration before the Commission feft Washington. | in his office that were befure the Returninz Bldney, d e, Framont Counll. o g wroCKTON. Bloux Clty, Woodbury Comaty.' o e POTTER'S COMMITTEE. TROMAS C. ANDERSON. Waeninotox, 1. C., July 2.—The Potter Entosmtias : Stacinalls Gk coiis, ol ik gt ; i LETTER, Hoard relating to the cloction of November, e, Steamer Wl BT b G o e Bost. 7 z T. J. GULDES. TEmACOUDMY. Wy inLE & KINNE. frontery, Cammittee to-day recailed Thomas C. Ander- ) A letter was hcra shown Weber, which he 31 o Wentined aa haring been weitten: by himelf, |l Thers were no protests by Packard ot He safl: Gentlemen of the Committee, I ob- clloge or thelr attorneys. A l:\‘rxc uumber ol ject to the consideration of this letter or ita | ofiidavits were made Letore F. A, Wullley, publication as any part of the record. If it is | Clerk of the Cireult Court in this city, and bem El\:)zl:l‘fi! lllil -mo e dow: l& :rzerv .{1'}':- :‘3.‘; date ater than ten days after the clection, o .+ an 4 ¢ Chmmitian by D,_Cc'gu Costiow 18t pe read ToF After getting through with documents, 8trong that reason. ‘The statemeut | have made I | Stated that the protesta of Packard oud Kel there s not In sccordance with the facts, [ | Jo=g, 08 which alarce number of votes wert ne way, to or fi vanston, S0 cents Tickets foy childen, 12 years and under, round $rip, 80 cents. Evening Excursions thess splendid boats, from Chicago on g dock at ¥ o'cluck, Musie and dancing. s ouly 81, ‘Heduced oxcursion rates to Vinton, Denton County. ¢, o,y ar o yaINES. Waterloo, Dlack Hawk Count 5 0] WAT. ‘Winterset, Msdison County, DRONDE ORDIAT. FONARD & STEELE. EANSAS—Abilene, Dickinton Ceuntr Couoctl Grove, Morri couaty, fux 4 pisnce, g 7 . 5, BERTRAM, Eidorado, Butter County. orade, Buter GO A PAYEITR KNOWLES, . ty, :nnr:lm:b V:l'::":"“dgwAnr & PHELPS. orris, Grundy County, 2. ¥. READINO. ks, Hende: ity. Uquswks, Henderson County, oo o vy, Oregon, Ogle County, Ottaws, Lasatie County, Paxton, Ford County. sun, who testified that he did not see any one slgn the certificates of the Electoral vote while in tha Governor's oftice at New Orleans; that Mru. Jenks, pleading the poverty of her mother, asked bim to sppoint her brother, A. R. Mur- dock, to a place in the Custom-House. Witness promised to ao sotnething for him this mooth, Contradicted by His Let- tors During the Cum- paugn. R, F. DUTCHER, @. 8. ELDREDGE. A. BAMPLE Pekin, Tatewell County, Qreat Vend, Barton County. but bias not yet. Murdock bas had s letter from | w4 “Iike to say 8 word ur two more abaut | thrown out by the Returufng Board, could not RACINE, MILWAUKEE, e A.D.BAWYER Inbepenence, somgomary Conlh, - DODGE. i Scustor Kelioge for some time, requestiog the | this matter; that at the ttma I wrote this fetter | be found, ¥ ORAND HAVEY, MUSKEGON, AND ST. JOSEPR, CRATTY BRO& | - $alies onass. | The Louisiana Subs Still Ham= | witocss 1o do something for him. what | wrote was glven to me us facts, but | ~Cross-esamined by Mr. Reed—Witness only Racl: Ronnd T Petersburgh, Menard Connty, Lawrence, Douglas County, T. W. McNEELEY, A long examination of witness, regarding the | $ince theu 1 have ascertalned that | was snlsin- | knew frow hearsay that thera had been vrotest SAMUL! R1Gas, ' >, ST Rockford, Winsebago Countre 112080 Loavenwortb, um--mnciufi,'.‘ et mering at-That Eleotoral overations of the Nebarning Board, llched | lniieds asd, thercfore, mlsstated the case st | by Lackanl aud Ketloe, sang of oo protesty plicluded Blelbyvile, Sislby Country oo . : Lrons, Rce County. HOHIRMD Cortificate, nothing new. In reply to Gen. Huuton, witness } * The Clialrman and other members of the | be copies of the origiuals: Round Tr9. Spilhene, B m“flgg?‘mwtlh\mmv Eenecs, Xemeli Conoty, JOL M- MUBCOTT. sald the Returulog Board, as a body, never at- | Committee, after lnoklog at the letter, decided | Coinmissluner Watiley has been summoned augd Teis ficket, Hrand, § i o AATOR LATION & LANPHIER. eca, Nomeha Conoty. —— =, rivioR. temyted to Gl & vacaocy with a Democrat. He | % Was proger 1t sbould"be read, sud M. Cox | snd will appear to-morrow, the ublect of tht T, e e e SR o Sullivan, Moultele County. |\ " on e Topekn, BtawaenComnty, ot oy, | And Endeavoring to DIscover | hd spoken to Mr. Sith, at present reporter on read It to the Committee. It was as foliuws: ouwnnlttes bewg to trace up Slv origtudl i oL, o 4 LN ‘ 24, . | pavers. EXCURSION TO ST. JOSEPH. Sicamore, DeRAlb County, o 0o ok Wichits, Bedgwick County, the Authors of Certaln the New Orleans Democrat, sbout accepting an | _S§747% Benars, Xuw, Oncuaxs, March 24, 1877, JUDBE W e LYK, f. BALDERSTON, “ 2 IOUR PLEASURR TRIP,S Tuscola, Douglas County. MICHIOAN=Ishpeming, Marqueite itounty, 3 . appointment on the Board, but Le refused. | the t7th fnat. 'w day. Inaa- | of East Fellclana, testitied regarding his efforte i e R sk, Vi o ACHIEISON & MACPHERSOS. e T i HWIVT & osnony. Protests Never kuew of the Board buving asked Smith, | #%et thereto L am sorry o say that thuueh § hud | to sccure the return of Auderson in October, foou Michigancar., ol the inurning of July 4. et 7 o'clk i WEX. L. WHITEHALL, ackson, Jackson Countys oy 1y CONELY, . Never hieard It stated by oy member of the | BArdmy brothwr, b1, A \Weber, casually spesk of | 1470, to completo tho reglstrativn 1u the purish. sharp, sud arrive fn Bt Joreph at I l'!fr:r?:.a A Kalsmazoo. Kalamazoo County, H ousin living in ouls; L never gave Had several toterviews with Kelloj INDIANA=Albton, Noble County. o0y boy e Crawfordsrills, Montgomery Cuunt Fraokfort, Clinfon Count HRBIMOK & TRAYI ol mn‘]&;flmfigxfi & HIGGINBOTHAM, anttnston, Huntington Countye Oy, & DAVIS. Indisnapolts, disrion coun;y‘.'“"” feagont: Wil. WALLACE, Keatland, Nowton County. Bend, Bt. doseph Coupty, . - OBHIEN. Soutn Bead, Bt. Jossoh OO, 18 nupBAND. any detinite understanalng concerniny him. Thie I8 " i ho uBIY reason Leam Bive yos for ot writueto.| vl '(“ seua Al“"lf""" ‘l'“k' At £ you soaner. The Times you refer 1o bas not yet son, who promisud to return and cutupleto the Teached mo. I aliould certainly bo Dlensed to hava | Feglitration, —Andersua returbed to the the upporiunity to reply to ony erroneous state- | Datish thres or four days be et made concarniug the unprovuked aud des- | fora the, election, but not fn thoy tardly murder of D. A. 1 b mailed to | to completa the registration, Consequently your nddress 1o-day a covy af ths New Orleans | there were some 400 Couservative voters tu th Ziepublican containing s correctand uncontradicted | paciah who had not voted. Thiked with Ander statement of thy brutal vutrago. 1also forward o | son after he returncid. Ie only got wway fron JOur addrase in writing, and 15 & scparate envel- | m, A5 IE FELURIEL e BT B a0 Gpe. (be same sfatement, which you can use for | O Dricans by the abl of Col. Fatto. 14 Thy oaper. [ youch for the correct. | WOk the boat at Carrofton, Jeuks had bevs tne. | ibtended oefors thte to bave | shadowing Lun to prevent him'leaving, statement, giving tore particulurs | Cross-examined by 3e. Reed—Witne Bosrd thut the presence of a Democrat was un- deslrable, ‘The witness, in reply to Mr. Cox, sald he had heard that Danfel Weber was killed becanse o had signed his protest. Never heard lie was kitled, as Judge Conipbell had testified, because he was supposed to have bud the Slherman let- ter on his person, THOMAS 1. JENKS testifled tbat he had never made an affidavit similar to tho one submitted before the Loul ana Sub-Committee yesterday in the hand- Les Fiye DACK [n Chicaga at 4 o'cluck thi Fare for the round trip anly 82, Al excursion tickets can be progured at offce,foot of Michigon-ar. I, G, BUTLIN, Bup't, e e s ARTISTIC TAILORING, FACTS. %n most THOB&UGH. DURABLE, and 2t mornii GEO. M. DU MINNESOTA~Austlp, Mower cafllll{.lo M DLeK Mantertden, Chtppewa Cataty . o & CAYH: y 'WAKER & MILLER. Northfield, Rice County, . Owatonas, Breels County. 1 & WHIPFLE. * 3. M, BURLINGAME, Preston, Filimore County. : HENRY R. WELLS. Eatnt Paul, Ramsey County. 3. M. GILMAY. MISBOURI—Plsttsburg, Cllaton County. . MONTANA TER.—Fort Banton, Chioteau County. JOUN J. DONNELLY. Virginla City, Madlson Covaty, % ! E. cALLAWAT. The Wily Glover Falls f{nto a Trap of His Own Set~ ting. . TRAVIS. How That Striotly Upright Man Drew Double Pay for One Montu's Sorvice. Bali .'l'\ll.'l‘IBTIO =5 4. Dusa nm 1 :Knnum’mr th nlfnr. 'nfiu‘u-n n|n.|. really \mg l::dwutlld u(}t bali:vehl y ntllnumenl madu vy naor, m, o mox : 54 i v me. The & ns of D. A, Bre st large as_ye ndersun unless corroburated, BKILLED ARTIBANS -unl&dmngtxt Terte Haute, Vigo Coustys | °0 " pnpy oy | SEDRASKA=Alblos, Boons County; oy ¢ v s, A BROTHER’S GRAVE, e ‘gd::‘;‘r B Q:i‘g;:;nf‘z:; sar tho | aud ol tho capacite’ of Nichoils: ofiters % YIUbOR CHARLES N'vEA, e A P SRR mAED. W s Valgaraiso, Porter Countt. 'y o pRRIFIELD. B eh, QAR CoDhy, 3. A. MCEWES., T e Tk the sbavis cppears 1o ha¥e beot made, e P b Y vray tnoriated on thor faces, | f,cEast Fellclana, reatied, tiut, after Judze 1our goods ts [ow & oo . Dakota City, Dakota County. o B ld Special Dizcatch to The Tridune. @ 8l t appears to have been made, 3 P! s, | Lyo 10WA--Anamoss, Jonea County. Boone, Boone County. oF 11 3 returned Lo the parish, und the faflure of 'y 111 h Theper 0 a0 B lenane Wegy. | Anderson w return as_proimiaeed, bo came o alra and _dem: Tecoanition of the legal | Ntw Orleans to seo ov, Kelloge, Related and lawfal Packard Government from which | several intervicws with the Goveroor sud Au i . A Falis City, Richanison Conng.“‘s LURIyES, Geneva, Flilmors County, Wasmyarox, D. C., July 2.—The Democrats of the Potter Committee to-day made a rifie-pit J. B BTACY. RITCHEY & GREEN, JAMES D, ANDEKSON, askiog permission to explain, stated that on olling all ABT{OLE. QUALLY G furnished. Business Buits, 345 ugwu.rd-. ors, S 18HAM REAVIS, H & . ~ cut of tho grave of D. A, Weber. His brother, | the 11th of May he met Jenks fo the atrect, and Business Troussrs, $10 upwards, Burktagton, Desdtolass CouBty, | -y 41 Dy, SORTHIOP & LIKES. | 3o'a W Me. Hayes derived his fitle to the ofice | dersuu wituoul otler result than promises thay Dress Buits, $05 upwards. 5 i Nebraska Clty, Otoe County. E. 8. Weber, was & witness whose testimony | as he (Andersun) was going to leave for the | Lrinjer Maglatrate of this uation. We demand 1t | Audersou would returu sud complete t < AlGIBIMON FORE PABRIOS, aud pro. | DutlerCentre, Bubler S0y, o 31, orato, 8 3. L. HAYWATD. | discloses 8 condition of maral sentiment, If such 3 y eompletuitiiy teg North at 2 p. m., Jenks requested bim to use Lis influency toward securing bim & position in Washingtou, und, after some conversation, Jenks went with witness to his offlce in the Custom-House and dictated the atidavit In question, und he (Auderson) copied it, and then they went to Notary Seymour’s offico and Jenks swore tothe document. The purpose of mak- ing the aflidavit was to ald Anderson in sccuring 7ot ouly st Juxt st to whiclwe ate ectitivd, | istrution. but we desire’and demian at we mav have & B o Government founded apon flaw and order, whirola | Cross-examinativa by Mr. Reod—In 1373 the ail men, without recard to natlonality or culor, | YOLEAUI tho parish was 2.500; Republicau ipa may enjoy the same rights of civlilzatlon witnout | Jority, BW. Andetson complained thae he col foxr of 1a¥or. Jor 8 Govaroment, at thls time | 10 pay, atd secined unxlous to trade. Wanted in this State administercd by Nichoila and his | Nash's usme put ou the ticket for Congrear. bands of ssssains, and founded ou blovd, tiure is W. I AEYMOUK wot snd mever will be sny sscunity fur life 80d | recalled by Mr. Reed. Witness tirst knem roperty. Jenk: 7 3 6 Whe DOy, aves s wife aud threa Jittie bables, the Jenks In 1500, Wus a casual scyualotunee whea duosd in tho higheat stvle of the art, ORICES TOV BT AN DARD tho LIGH. MET, BPHOIAL ATTENTION given to WHDDING TOILETS. BDWARD BLY, IMPORTING TAILOR, 108 & 165 Wabash-av,, cor. Monroe-st. 1y, Cedar Raplds, Linn c""%{mnm& & 5T, . ch ee C 4 JonN. uacll Dlafs, Pottawaitamle Ceuntyi,pingox. Creaco, Howard County. - e County, FOREMAN & Atislt lon, a D"“ g tant = PATTERSOX & OIDSON. avenport, Beott CoUByp o0 & CAMPDELL. Umsha, Douglass County. J. M. TUURSTOS. Plattamouth, Cass c""‘"wnsnzn & 6108 Republican City, Uarian County. NE. . J. DWMPBTER. Bidney, Cheyenne County. Tecumsch, Joumson Countys™ M STEVENEON. 4 " B.P. DAVIDSON. ‘Wliber, S8aline County. it can be called, fo the Southern States which the Nortbern mind will find {¢ difficult to com- pretiend. 1t is a condition of soclety where the surviviug male mewmber of & family {o which & brother was murdered acknowledges that the mother, sister, brother-ia-law, and the wituess blnself, might all write false stotcments LEDWICK & McDIVITT. FINANCIAL. York, York County, Jenks a position, Anderson was to show thy : be and Andersou came to my oftice tu attest s opam e i ANAROIAe L o Decorah, Winneshlek Gualy: o . coonay. | pran ‘rtmumn:' ; e ity et SCOTT: il e:"“w‘“l;‘;‘:{:.‘“°:m““’;‘m:nm:’;°"’g i1 | aaarit 1o Mattaews, aud endeavor to sseura gldest only 3 yeare of age. This slone would baxe | agrecinent, and Anderson Introduced Jenke. L Z ARUS SIL Deltil, Delaware County. 9. WATTSOS. B T LA N e Weber, n it s bl biw su appoiutment on the strepgty of ft. brutes been thirsty for the biood of lunoceat and | bl pot seen m for four orfive vears. Did ] Dentson, Crawford County. i Balt Lake Clty, Balt Lake County. ’ " o 5 defenscless Kepublicav. 1 had advised him to | Dot then refer to_ haviog wot hm before or 5 TADOI & TABOR. CONBIS—Alme, Buft E.D.NOGE. | oath to say that the stories withi which the WEBER. stay away from the varish until our diffficuities | terwords. Mot Jenis in Washingion, and 5 DBANKER, Dea Molnes, Polk County. wis S—Alme, Duttalo Counte, (0 b "o | North fs familiar as to the causes of the death werc finally adjusted, but be preferred to remain | newed the old acyuaintance. Am certain he b BROWN & DUDLEY. Baldwin, 8t, Crolx County, N o P Jered Dan Web ¢ alaehoods, sd BROTOER OF TUE MULDERED MAN, at Loaio in the buvon: of his family, whom be cher- | the man who slzned the statement with Anders CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Dubuque, Dabugue CoNBLT, o oo a oo 11, TORCHSENIUS, marder eber arc falschoods, Wastttxoton, D, C., July 2.—Emile L. Weber, | latiod and sdured. His unforiunate fatu socms to | yon, Withess was certalu the vazer stiown lum 18 DUYING AND SELLING Emmetsburg, Palo Ao Counsy: s Culppowa Falls, Chippews County. thiat theao {alsetioods ware circulated frea from | yrorner of Dautel Weber, was sworn. ile duslr. | PAYe beon, spprehendad, as gu b nobice s bls | n Wasbington kiowis as the uderson-Nasy Govir A S s fiikWrorn & sorrit. GreanDny, Ltown County,,_ IO - SENKINA. | tho grave of tno doad-} rater by the fauwily 10 |yt o't a4 'statemont of his connetton witls | iaye bators be was mirdesed: apd_ published jn | BCrecmont was the oo Lo which he sitixed b Cuok County 0rhorfl A OUBL: y ANDERBON. Siscile. MOLk Contiy: WA, H. NORIIS, Jr. | bolster up Packard's Government, which Weber { 1o Republican party, Mr. Cox objected to the | the same New Orieans Hepuslicundl avud you )u;n&, and L!i'“xl‘l‘l?),;‘n 4 doubdle alicot origiually, 3 ’ Gleawood, Mitls fimw 2 NORCROSS & DUNWILD! swears was born In fraud, Weber was 4 Our situation in the North canuot be understood, Houroed tl 90 8. m. to-morrow. City Serip, ATRINS & WILLIAME, Madlson, Dne Countyy o 1E. . statements read belug a part of the testlinony, | ar|am sare the people would mot tolerate the Contractors’ Vouchers, arian, Shelby County, .\ o o ryioAPEON. UM &I A LEWIS. | b u’”‘ GREAE JITHXRL and Weber retirod for the present. “late of Affairs woich mcinally existe here. Une OUR CUSTOM-IOUSE. fnd/soiips Bechies on; Lopdon, Reria Btk - Tndependence, Bachanan COME: o 41y 5y Neltlvtle, CWrE Connty. * " 3 oy, | 7RO 0 nolm‘:;l;“:r‘l::('n:le ‘é’f:::fl;".p{&'f BEGORAURET CLl R B o wartins wnlchown " Wa lve endared TIW CHARUKS OF PHALD., ort, Berl mbu . W N. Oshkash, Winnsbago Caunty. ¢ e etter. | )r Conquest Clarke, formerly private secre- p & 1Indlanols, Warren Cousty. ¥y i ques! 3 ¥y o hato of wrung and ouirage, and Bpectad Luspaten to The Tribune, *Levens & saMPsON. CHARLES W. FELRER. | Through a long prepared statement, couched ln Gov. Kellog told his recoll f P Towa Clty, Johason County,. Racine, Racine County. 3 i | lsnzuave. which the witdess, in " | tary of Gov. Kelloza, reto 4 recollections of Wasninaroy, D. C., July 2.—~The quertion MONE Y tO LOAN Stk e ot AT & BWIBHER, Btevens Pofat, romncw!:'f“;l“ T FOLLEL, | s "ll‘;w:nlnlu to-aiailoy. :;":‘:::{ vord | the signtng of the Elecioral certieater, uud § feleotntstute. r i whether the frauds practiced fn the construo By JOSIAH H. REED. Kossews & Touvan. ¢ JBANSES & CAVANAGHL | )y iistory of Loulstana polttics 1o s clt promutly and emplatically denfed all kowl- | gabiicly snd without fear. D, A.'s wito and bables | tion of the Chieso Custom-flonse Butldiug v g o e AV Lo o i v . edge o 10 Ic BUDpO! orged sige A 43 s 7 No. 52 Willlam-5t . ¥ BAOKERN OO FRANK ALLYN. Wroaey Ve Custtes gy - pnaron, | fu) Whlen: B ase. be. found. bl Sk | Soks or whuspsadsd she saypased (orgal sig BT O S Torsusutity s seke J6 move | 4F¢ fndictable, and whether the parilcs shoulé e i T OV ED CLICAGO Reotauqus, Van Duren Comttly ) pes BALDWIN, Waussu, Marathon Countyy ) 106a, | stroged tho original Sherman letter. That 1t | " g e lothe saine place, We Lave daued wll {0 puukbed, Uae Leen reifitted to, Dutrie A secret sessfon followed, aud when the doors wero reopened EMILE WERER WAS RECALLED, and was given permission to read his statemeat, provided be would awear to the facts con- talned, The statement was read and set forth that ho had no versoual knowledge that Demo- cratle jotimidation Lad existed tn the psrishes of East and West Feliciuua. Ilis brother, Danlel Weber, and James E. Anderson had - ftormed him that the twoparishes had gune tairly Democratle, (ireat intuence was brought to bear upon bis brotber to make his protest, sud ho had been approached very frequently to uso bis wflucuce with his brother to elfect the slin- ingof the protest. He saw Anderson sign his protest, and saw the blanks therciu utter Ander- son had left. Judze Campboll attached a jurat to tho paper, It wus HOT SWOLN TO BY ANDERSON. It was a notorlous fact inthe Custom-House rty “snd left it at th , Harri ount) Logan, Harrison COMME oy Ay & CADWELL. CLOTIKING. l PIANOS AND ORRGANS, recesved and promptly sttended to 1. A HUNLBUR 75 Randolphest. Chicago West Park Bonds. ‘The [nterest inaturing July 1, 1878, on shove Bonds, ‘will be patd at mllum{ 00’ vresentstion of the proper E’)u\u::lul abthe NURTI ‘!ru_;_nx mlht}‘gh“ &?\L Clicago, 1L, June 20, 1674, ARSI ATIONAL. Kenwood School for Young Ladles Reorganized and to reapen Sept, 19, 1874, This schout, at Kenwoud Btation, corner 3edson-av, and l’uup]l(h( aclous and _ beautiful ruunde, wi eption of hoarding and puplis sa atoy: will bo under the direction of 34, PHOF. "W. C. RICHARDa, Atdad ;l“lzl?'u A of Fenident aad viaitlug teachers of Lo~ Fror. Kichards wil prest . by P EyishaTds il preside overal the depart with all detaila may be bad at 71 Randolph ha beminary, where visitors ed sad alt information given, was the origloal he Kknoew, because Lis brother had shown it to him, and Le himself knew Sber- man's handwritlug, and had seen hlm write. Ono circumstance {s sutiiclent to show how cx- tremely credulous one must be to accept Web- er's knowledze that the Sherman letter was au- theutic, o8 his acqualntauce with hls handwrit- Ing consisted o this: He had scen, two years ax0, Bherman’s name in a Congressional auto- graph slbum with two or three hundred other siguaturos of Congressmen, and Lealso saw Suermau’s writiog 1w a room to the Custom- House tn New Orlcans, The length of Weber's foterview with kim was two winutes, durlog which time buth were engaged in conversutivn, Weber belug fully alx foet from Sherman. Yet from tbls womentary interview, when uo one was writing, Webber veatures to swear he became familar with Snerman’s haudwriting, 80 that he could identify It at this lspse of ume. Necould nut wwear le ssw Buerman write at our proy wercy Attarnoy Baugs by the Becretary of tho 1reas theLeuten, 11 Fackar e OO tae urs for deciatun, This came about iu this way, #ina of mv brother srrested. l; m:nr}l‘l- ‘abe In the indorsement of Hecretary Sherman te i7, 801 A0 attumpt on oue par arre the opinlon of Judge French on the report of A e e L e o i s, | tho William Henry Smith und ‘Tliomson Cony In my next 1 wil) give you more detalle concerning | uisslon, the attention of the Attoruey-General D. AL’ death, Wits best "“"u—El Sl puuce was called to the subject, and ic wus directed 5 ittt 2 tuat 2 copy of Sherman'as and Judze Freuch's Ay 1fi':‘:&fi:;t‘l%:ll:&::‘.\(r. Cox ex- | Ietters, aud of the ovidence, should bo traus- amined the witness b regard to various atate- | mitted to tng Attorney-General. The luttes inents contained theretn, and witness replied | did nut desire to take avy responsibility In the that all the statements mads were youched for | matter, aud found that the law mada [t neces- by bl at the time Imflx information hio Lad ru- | yary for ;'fl:”"\;.‘“{u:,’ thow belleved them o %o Miuci | rux secnerany or mus Trrssuny mussr been misinformed. He now pronouuced the | to decids what steps shiould bo taken, The statements contained therein 1o be fal He | Attoruey-General, nccordingly, has referred tho subsequuntly etated thut the statements were | papers to tho Treasury Department. He bad wade for political effect; that he suppused the % : oy o berson towhom the etter was addressed was | Deet requested by the Sectetary of tho Treasury ol to Lave it publistied, and it would create to give an opiolon whether the evideuce wits- 4 feeling in_the North fa favor ot tho Fackard | taiued the charges, and also whether the partics Uovermuent. charged with fraud werg ludictable. Tho Atlor- “’A ppiicatiol WYOMING Tl“RlTDl’lY—EVlnllun.EUl:I ABLEWHITE & CO0. ‘Would invite your spocisl atten- | Now in their tiou to the many now and hondsomo | New and Suits in Mon’s and Boy’s Magnificent Store, y GLUT Hi NG Call attentlon to thetr Iarge stock of QENUINE They have on aale, mado up for tho ; oxtra demand of to-morrow., Itwill | [ ] pay you to examino our stock bo- E ] T | be el for the i 111 e cuurt June 30, 1874, T = irat= . Packard, and oth 3 The witncss was questioned closely In re ¥ % ADAMS AUADEIY, QUINCY,MAnS. | fore purchasing. Wo have threo The Only First uy other time. Weber's statement was aa | LhatKellozk, Backiny At auiens woro BIER | to cach clauro of his eticrs, and e mpilisnent Teblea, Liak be luot sall o ann Py st igat oty eact i, | largo floors Allod with Summor | ologs Planoboar- caretlly preprad st ad besn e e e | Ttpuni fo ot the satenebituereuconiaho, | Lo Seleriu U W £ L BLE Ll do '3 3 i d rogounving them s¢, aod writtea for po- e GRS Loy Chattuczistonce usr (ug | Btyloa alono, ing that name, G o e, L e 1o Ton s quite | {0 1ho Visiting statesmeu, aua be (Weber) kuow e 2 P | fraud are sutticlontly explicit. He auz goirs i four years, wod i taltlon'feo 14313005 ant | Buita for Men in price from £3.50 The Most EXtensive | e har ot Webee's onduiey camveroasion, | that Buerman had given bis brotuer aswurauces | Witiiess said e wrote s stmilar letter to Gov. | that the cse bo referred to the Distriet Attor- Examtimtlon for sdiaission NIl i | to $25.00, rondy mado. Boys, §1.50 RHELYS | unllie stusv o2 Beoes ¥ conversation, | Ly, equged bim to aliow his protust to stand | Kellowi, aud that the writiug of such letters | oy ¢ (hicago for examinstion uad for uctlon, 1 esdsy, Bept. 10, All i Organ Faotories in and it was with dilliculty sumetlmes that it Lad be ade. Weber nud, 1 . | waa the stock lu trade of the Packard peovle to ¥ e Vi doreay 5!’ iiea and othier I to $16.00. 4 bo could himself read it. He treated bis polit- | 207 1* en wade, 1 ebor Bud, I conver- | g, ;o 'feeling n Tegard to outrages In the it actlon should bedeened advisable, Secretary farten, m‘J!'f\'."“ ety B Siine the World, feal canay aa thst by which bis teatimony was o | S840 Wit Sherman, explafued to bim that bis | Souet fn order toger the Adululsiration to | Sherwan socordiugly eat tho paoers o Julko :“;;"“"‘.ual'il!“n':él:{“ hlnllr SUITS N] ADE TO OR_ Unrivaled in be shaped throughout tho Investization, Upon brother t:nu(m hlndwrllhdhul gu‘-‘uubl):mo- sustain them as agalnst the Nicholls Govern | Bunvs, stuply calling his atwention to ths ciiargd for roum sad 4 Tono, and 8 ; . 2 . | cratic, and he was disposed to take back n's | ment. g charges of fraud, and without any lnstructions SUarks far roum aad cour DE P beautiful in cross cxaination L declined to suswerinter- [ 0l "woporeupon Blierman assurcd him that WINAR THEDN LRTTERS CANE FHON. whatever. The responsibility s, therefore, ———— + | Dosign. g | rogatorles orally o account of lapse of mem- | BiY Brcihier would be cared for, sud reauested | Mr. Coxstated tothe Committcs that the LEPT ENTIRELY. WITIL SUDOR BANG MR& G“THBERT!S SEM.IN ARY ¥ Bn. = ory, and held the written statemeot fo bis band, | gnag be send bis brother to hun, His bruther, | Jetters fu queation wiitten n&’wnm- bud been 20D 3 Fookictars poit aoers i : FAOTORY AND SALHSROOMS, 188 & 190 State-st.. Cl"cngo' o which be fusisted upon the right to refor; yet | un theday he recelved it showed bl banded u; I:Imshyu'::lt‘h-n le, a memnber of | 1€ tho latter d-cl.du that the E'h':ll;m warraats { eI %0 for foure idies 28 | Cor, Arehor-ay, and Tweniy-seeond-st, | com. Paimeriioue a wawasisdirent buouts, | b professed that Lo Lud draws up this tate- BUBIMAN'S LUTTEE OP ASSURANCE, e e ouh i e el S Bomomtlon e Wil D ol o e 3 slent and experienced tescliers. BUPAFIGT DUNAINE, | oo o et e S et e - = Vo 15 I and said le bad recoived ftdirvet from Sherman, hoes o o si! Rivivg mence procecaings anew before the Grand Jury, % Byparstus o™ Upectal atieation siven o music. Cur, T FIIEWOIKS, meut within dve days, le could remember 17bor'was fanilinr with the handwritiog of | of bis brotheris deatl i whicliho sabd tho lur” | 4y tug avidence taken by the Bunith Comuissivu ¢ Bl iies b, b Louls Tporcataibgie st | oo NOTACE e | noLhlug of cousoquence without It, snd when be | ghorman, and was sutislied that the ictter was | der was not dono by political encmles, but by o 7 tue St o : HIHE, Syioelib, i Tie County Tr 2 did Teuve the wrltten test ho became fuvolved | written by that geutlemau. In 1877 thy Sher- | pejaonal vuvs, = = i colldbbonted eform bk W - b 'WESTERN FEMALE SEMINARY, cool (e LOunty Ireasurer, ' I’ compleuous and ewbarratsg coniradi | man lester e e subloctof preat wopiics | _ Witaasssoupueds Tuaw Suceta Shormasy | avtitet Van Oulol s faro o day oo bust B A UMIO=MT, MOLYGKE VLA 9 COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIB, [ tions, There was oot & point whick !."fi',::';,'xl‘:f\\i'm:fl,g .;:"xg::u:gl:""&f:;::‘:i or twice, aud 1 Lave acun Lis sutograph In ao ;.:::’m for -’(l‘y-lmn.l Tt hts fy-trap has 2 Poard, tuitlon, (usl, 1aglighis, $170 per aguuin: Heod Cutcaco, July 3, 1878, .| the Democrats wisbed to make n | joone the pepers of bier busbund, which were | sibuw. + e O s cabaza: st ttouss DML 3 et s Notice {s hershy glven (hat tha ofice of the “4th JULY! Uhielr case that was completely covered adirma- | hacked away I two truuks and 8 lare shoa. | Weber hers deafred to rend u written stato | jug he will flud that tho woik is atroudy duno, ot e MISSMELRNPEABODY, Princisel. | County Treusurer and ox oficlo Colluctor uf” Couk | yyg ofar the Largest Awtortmont at Lowast Prices, | Uvely by Weber's stutcancut exactly in the | box." Lot in the sumuer of 157, he, the wits ment upon this bolnt, which be said ho iad | yul that the eatire respousibility is fmposed Wells Coll : County, will Le clased un the Uth of this manth for oot Ana o ot st Lowest Bricen. 1 rouologteal order fu which the Dumoe ori bad made s search for the leiter, and bud | orevarcd four or dve days R0, anticipatiog | ypon Judge Bauge. It will be, therofor, iced- . 6 ollege for Young Ladies, | the purpuse of comparing and correctiog tha rec- « chrouological order fu which the Democrats | BE SES S0 i hud destroyed it | this subject would be inquired into by the Com- | leas for afly stsornevs for the incrhnioated per- % AUKOIA, CAYUGA LAKE, N, Y. ord of deliguunt isady sud Jate bisparsicory W she Flags, Lacterns, Pistols, Torpedoes, &C., &¢. | wish to huve fe appoar, Yot there was so much | g yiin, - Mrw. Jeuks bad vevu I uo way con- | mittee. " flo was soné to coma here to uve wuy pretended fnilu- 3 Declal “la Al Gourees spplication for judgment sysmuat suca lsuds an crult fu tho stutement that, 88 ({ to arrest sus- | pacted with the suthorsiip of the Sherman NOT ALLOWED TO READ IT, + | ence with the Treasury Departmient, us the case ey \myale; Locaiion uusurpasmed for picion, it concluded with the sssertion that ft | letter. s o e e however, sud weat un to sayi has_siready passed beyond the jurisdiction of 1 About the 27tk of November it wasdiscove, hiad not been secu by suy perion souvected with I remember secing Mr, Sherman write in the | (hq Treasury, ule T A s M! bL. 11, 1878, Custow-tluuse elther on the 13th or 16th of 6. ¥l thay only six of tha Hayes Electors could be e & FRIBIER, Presis PISSOLUTION, No. 111 STATE-ST, e hoing wma conserutng 1, | waved, st Kellogz, on that, oy remarked to | Norcaber Quialdy el Suosteias, Cost NOTES AND NEWS, i 3 * 3 -8 : | we: ** Weare, afterull, beaten. d Lt 2 " .. Jennings Sflmlm\ry y Aurom, I, The firm of LEOPOLD, XUH & CO. is Weber's written statoment was aptly character- | o regand to the agrecinent between James E. | grouns by thl-! ublgllln tho (l;olluwr'n room {1 ”‘:“_ f;fi;‘:;‘:fl';:’;&:flu THE SCHOUL FORTHE Tiws, this day dissolved by mutusl consent, ¥ fzed by Cox as Anderson and D. A. Weber, I licro state that I | She Lunwml- ouse; I was rigl liln 'n‘h them. ‘l‘ ity € e Dborkbine 'rffifa{:!“ llunluln(‘vlnAl‘::‘l'llA;lthl# aeue of the | Abraham Kuh withdrawing therafroin, — AN INOENIOUS 0ONIRIVANCE, personally know that wus zohll!hg and out all the time. [ went and A8HINGTO! ., C, July 2—£x-Doork¥:per 8 et AUIS B CADY, Frincipal. intendod t A by tlia. usikitlon GLW SUCH AX AGREEMENT talked with Becretary Shoran and resd the | Polk publishes a card lu which be reviews tha i FIOFOSALS, intended to reach by the wasertion of hearssy | Lo, oneored into, and was substauttally thesame | Writioz e was makiog, All the Republican | croymgtances under wbich he was removed. storics which would wot be allowed by | ggiss becn prescuted. By brother wus murs evidence, and by sharply iutimated that tho | dered March 7. In the fisus of the paper of Dewocrats were guilty of seekipg to misload | which b wa, editor provions to hts death he public opinfun, Weber's statcmont was of ab- threatoued to publiaki certalo lettersand aetate- ¥ o ment emanating from the State Auditor’s oftice, sorblug interest at tho cloae, whete L describes | (10t supposed 10 have suppliedtie lume: tle tludiog of the orlginal Shertasn lettar (o aa | Siste cauts of bisdeatin nd to hat exient migit ::nlanft:’v.‘\:c'v':"'flt;“h‘:l“::-:rweo:ar;:mm:m‘nnf; He charges Carter Harrison's Committes with talked together wiille I was there. | saw My, | opposition, aud tries to et even in mauy ways. Sucrman write very distiuctly. [ looked at bim | Folluwlug ts the coucludivg paragrsph of & long s minute or two. On this ocvasion he told mo | gigrement: ‘The business will be continued under tho IHEWGRKS' firm and style of LEOPOLD BROTHERS & CO,, ] Pl 'Who sre suthorised to collect, recelve, snd i receipt for all claims and demands due and 3 owing to said firm, and by whom its indebt~ u y. 3 R YoBouale i duplicate. wil ba.recaiied nei m;f'clm:x; 1 July s, 10 fury uited tates Subalstenc el ‘Pounds of IGIIIA:L‘.ILJ;‘ Touaceo Lo be put up In Peckages sdness will be patd. me by Waking vul Acasu AxaInst me for not cou- cuntaloing 80 put MORRIS L. LEOPOLD, Rverything tn Pyrotechalcs can be bad st the Factory | old shoe-box, aud the destructioa of it by him- | sugiest fts sutvors, Whilo 1 consider thiy in my written answer that | bave scen Secretary | gonuing Lo vioiats Iho law by placiug an Awpropsr QUisTumieat wil Tesera tho tlaby to tucreste ABRAHAM KUH, fflf&t'-“.f.’é-.fii‘é‘f'u. "Mk Prien BIGGR | ole i order to reniove what ho said be forouer | threst the linmiediato csuse of bis assassiuatiou, | Bherman write, and know bls hendwrlting, | e e o a4 bruther Clvsts Muount pot |50, or 0 be furulshed under tuls cun- based on these occurreucas that 1 havs related. Without cuncluding the exsmination of tho witness the Comuittee weut into executive session, and afterward adjouraed untll Wedues- day. '{ht witness Weber will be furthe: ved, suy sddit e yrovied i 7 8t [ Jy considered an uujust lwputation upou his 1 do uot belleve It would have occurred bad be ot nade the protest which deprived the veople honor. Cross-cxamination bad lardly beguu, | f tuoir votes aad thus placed himsef 1o such however, when Wuber bugua to destroy bis | a position that his personal eucmics were cn- credibility as & witpess. Cox produced s lotter | couraged to muke the murderous assauit, Ah oal us HENRY LEOFOLD, CXIAS. MORRIS 57 | _coteaga, Juty 1, St “EOPOLD. 111 Michigan-av.. bet. Washiugton and N3dison, D e € SOLUTION. BUSINESS C¥ our Charrman, Cartes Hacn, ‘was beling tried sual thu As, Arms waitlug o your 'B4a, after the resulution to investigate o bad buen referrcd o bis Commitiee, urked wo 10 appoint him to & place as tha prics 6f larriou's 3 Ths firm ONK & M T A MALLE DUWIN B NING. e Jn the Shermun report appests & purported 5 \nGuence and subpart. Falliog lo corrapt we. ha SOl paarord depot 1a whe city ae may Le deelred, | day dis, L e bl B 'W"B' BUMINERC OFRNING, " | written by witness to s cousla o S b""““ tme | it fron ime as 'uited Statos Buporvisor | to-morrow by the Committee on 8o N proached wy saatstant, Cul. Donovan, aad, fail: pla, 80 ot th Lt feeolut Jeds than 2o iBg therelrom., of & 3048 ya ary walous w divpase it stock | wediately alter tho murder of Lis brotber, in | SUN 0 Wiomewhat sweepluk alicyubion of | mata points of bis teatimony, aud the Com- | iy in taal quarier, hv tésorted Lo thrcate. | 1wy 1rutn whicl 13 Is 1ms0ulaciured Wust sccomi - i wlfi be continued under the "»cklj uaning 3 years: budloces uf &) yoar which be told with much fecltng tutimidation lu the Parish of West rgxt[.u.. 1 | mittea will adjourn until the 11th inst., 88 (3 is | Mr. Harrisou kocw thuse focts, sud stlll retalued e Vol i e s b A e (st (e ot oy Mutle competiviony amall wxpouset weaersl sivck; TUN STORY QF WREEA'S DEATH, Ueclined, wheu requested to make au aflidavit on | not desirsble to koop Waber walling in this eity. | this waa asan ottcer 1o iho Committee; Ly Of Ivaf a4 Abe satapies of ot sabmililed and wiih M’ITOFIIN & CO., Pt 13 Boutbiera Wisoousts buililug. s0x0. 0r sl | with which te Nurthera publicis familiar. That | this subject, 10 du so. Tuls vapcr was subse: Meanwhile, §t was the understauding to-day CAUGUT 1% IS OWN TRAF. thcamouatend yropurtiua Of caulug Feuulred by te or reuti als residence.”_Address K, Tribune ufice. = ———— ] rinted speciacations and cone aike ":}1“ cguditions tasy be ubialued d in The last Democrat caugut by the wethod of and letter Is ln every step & radical coutradiction of | Quently prepased by L. B. Jeks, sad, without o and WO IENT, uthorised to golieot, reced S heias Wetir's direct testitnouy. Accordingly Weber | FeMAIAR OF exsinioiuy (s ‘Who are ai that his examipstion sbould be eomg naolnt!o'tlll laims an New Orleans. It s reported to-night that, after | fnveatization of the Glover Comuitiea lu Giluver ?“ daek nda du owing to said firm, and by whom its i AR AR A 141GNED IT. & short acsvion next week, the Commitice wul | himscif, It was roporied st the e Llover BESenm s s W Luub sad acesof | Sduove will bopaid. MGIGHN & 0O, S e~~~ | yuore that his letter wss based upon incorrect | I perfored no autica ss United States Super. | Brobably sdjourn til September, caugut Goo. Banoiug for drawing doublo pay Shedta sad torm s purt UF ST ooioat. 7 Chicago, July 2, 1678, TO RBEBINT. {uformation, ead that 1o all lotents and pus- | Visor, a0d should uot havesigucd the paper if b caiey for tho same mouth ia tho Held, tbac , Soitasiies tlinite RO Ao fIOREAXDBASKMENT 8L ASALLENT, .. | powcels wab's o, Weber mades desperata of. | Lind previouly readll ) ol st wucar ot LOUISIANA, BBt e ue Cliver Blaselt wes - uns. oF L s of the apprupristion e 5 ¢ ut, che L . , 7 k [ 3 TAR TR '-fimfr'imm,fif-'fi(n good ligut aud qlevaicr, wall | fort to bavo this Bt. Louls letter suppressod, | [y inaiier of form mesely. 1 bave uo defenso J0UX DEVONSUIRE'S TEATIMONY, thoa, Tho records of tho Pay Departaicut show = m for he said it would place him in a bad poaltion | (5 yske for my actlon, except L0 83y toat it was (o hisown country, as the statements in thst | done withousdellberativn. Jetter were not iu sccordance with the facta Mrs. Jeuks visited wy sister-in-law in the Tuat letter speaks for. itacif. It sbowed the | Suwwer of 1377, sud urved bor to buut for the Bheraan lotter.” Mre, Weber decliued to do terrible terrorm which prevalled In the | or 4y yive ber uny fuformation whatev Fellclan parlshs, and how tne Wober faumily, | About fuo 27tk of May sl brouzht a otier alter tho wurder of tue Wvther, were comis | frowm Gow Bbeldon, “olvrivg 10 psy Mrs. Nzw Oxrzaxs, La, July S—Jobn Devoo- | that Glover, as & Colouel of cavairy, drew pay sbire, Clerk of the Unitod States District Coust, | twice for the month of u"l 1363 ?N’-‘ 'hwi was eworo. The witoess produced three sealed | PIe6s g\efi J}}“'Jl‘: -f.'»f‘fi"l Mh:’;:g:'w;u envelopes, sald to contaln coples of the certid- Ju“'b““ Dasd out of the sppropristion tor oll cates of Electors, ete, wblich are signed 18 | 3ug fucl. triplivate, the law requiring cus set to by Aled TUK EWUT-HOUR LAW. E u tho ottico of tho District Court, voe to be Itts teported by o goutleway who Lud ik ‘rent whols 07 85y part. WiL'PHliw, & Tribuse Buding. SCALES |7/ awes.__— OF ALL XiNDa. WANTBD. FAIRBANKS.MORSE & CO, X N- want wen selling the Hard- 1114118 Lake St., Chicugo. > tho rosd 08 COmMIseion. W g . . L . Bo caefulobuy valy the Geaulae, IR ] AT vtz = 35, warreated, Exlracted without N G Sihgs at oW habe DHS. McCUESSEY, Cor. Clark aud Kaadolghesta.