Show BY TE K congressional ae SENATE sate NATE 28 23 sargent of cala presented the petition of a committee of the national suffrage association asking that the thew women emen of utah be protected kin tin exercising the the tho right of the elective franc franchise hisie referred refer refe ried ed to the committee on territories oil on motion of or hitchcock the senate took up tip the house bill to amend the act of march 3 to enable the people of colorado to form a constitution and state government and for admission into the union on oil an equal bootin footing with the original states hitchcock said the object of the tho bill was wab to enable the people who had acquired a residence in the tho territory since vince the tho enabling act was passed to vote upon the constitution in july next the act of march 3rd ard provided that all persons persona who were then residents of the territory should vote upon the adopt adoption lol iol of or the con the senate by an amendment to the bill pos boned the time lor for voting on the n until next july and a ice iee ice ico the bill w was 3 passed a large number of persons had acquired a residence in the territory mid mij 11 1 ler ier the laws were not entitled to vote the second section of the bill now before the senate app appropriated a sufficient lelent sum to pay the expenses of the constitutional convention for as the senate had postponed the time for holding that convention it became necessary for the territorial legislature to meet and the appropriation heretofore made had been expended by the le legislature had the convention been bun held soon after the paS passage jaye jare 0 of the bill it would not have wave been necessary pec essary for the legislature to meet and the appropriation for its support would have been for the expenses D f the constitutional tut Euti onal ional convention morrill said he was not aware of any precedent for an appropriation for money to pay the expenses of a constitutional convention sargent moved to strike out the second section of the bill making an appropriation to pay the expenses of the convention hitchcock slid the country could amford afford to make this appropriation to welcome a new state lo boan logan loan 11 an favored the tho appropriation and said sald that colorado had paid into the treasury of the U S for internal revenue over overal 1 sargent said that if colorado could not pay her oan expense expenses a of into the union sl le should not bo be admitted as a state sherman opposed and thurman favored the appropriation the motion of sargent to strike out the second section was rejected and the bill was then read the third time and passed the senate resumed the consideration of the unfinished business being the bill making appropriations for the support of the military academy for the year ending june SO 30 1877 the pending question was on the first amendment reported by the committee on appropriations for additional addition ul pay of professors for length of service and it was agreed to the next amendment reported by the commit committee tea wag was for the pay of tha instructor of practical military engineering z in addition to his pay as first lieutenant it was agreed to the question was now on the other amendments reported by the committee appropriating extra pay for one instructor of ordnance for the pay of eight assistant assi assia tint stait prore igors in addition to their pay as first lieutenants 1500 for the extra pay of or two instructors of efi esi cavary valry 2 2700 00 for the extra a pay of four assistant instructors 4 0 tactics and for the extra pay of the adjutant eton eaton said the of the country demanded retrenchment in every branch of or the service and he hoped a majority of the senate weald go with the majority of the other othor brau branch bils blis s of tho the federal legislature and so farns far as possible cut down expenses after further debate the amen amendments d men ts reported by the committee above mentioned were agreed to yens yeas 33 nays days 14 washington 29 morton rose to a personal explanation and read the published hilled e of JL J L lyon before the house committee f f on foreign fairs affairs af yesterday in regard to the emma mine morton morion said the tho report odthe of the testimony would lead to the impression that he had bad accepted a fee of twenty thousand dollars in the case referred to and hal had in an effort to have judge Bf merean mckean clean removed in which there was not one syll syllable ablo abio of truth he wa wag 3 on his hi way home from the senate in 1871 when senator stewart St ewart camo came to him on the train near pittsburg and made a statement asto as to the lawsuit in utah and said he desired to have bilms him retained ns Is assistant s counsel stating that if they were successful a jarge fee would be paid him he introduced a gentleman named lyon to him in then he morton supposed at first that it wai legitimate professional employment and he told stewart fc that ho be would bake lake it under him in salt lake he afterward became satia satisfied faed fied that it w was as not a easo case in which het hot he as F senator eil cri ator could properly take part he afterwards received a telegram from mr stewart to meet edmin him in salt sait lake but he did not meet him hird and never dever had ally any further conversation with him on the subject and lie he morton morion ne never ver had anything to do with the E emma m in a mine ho now felt satisfied that the object w was its to secure his political influence though he did not dot mean to say such was stewarts stewards motive for the tho removal of or judge mckean but he be had nothing to do with it ile he morton went before the house com of foreign affairs this morning and met lyon there an and dJ lade slade his statement to the committee which lyon taid was correct HOUSE washington 28 8 among th the executive documents announced by the speaker was ote oto oie from the attorney general in response to a resolution offered by lord calling for au an explanation of his order touching the testimony of accomplices in the whiskey trials the attorney general states tha that tsuch such instructions as he gave were merely in confirmation and approval of the tho arrangements made and as those instructions and arrangements relate to matters in in progress of examination they would readily see flee the propriety of withholding them until the trials are over lord moved that the whole subject be referred to the judiciary committee he understood tile the attorney general to admit substantially ly all that ivas was claimed about his under uDder undertaking taking to interfere with the rule by which the testimony of accomplices was taken on the ground that abuses m might ight possibly grow out of it but in fact the accomplice who testifies could in no case caso have any benefit from bis his testimony unless he told the truth therefore without saying what the At attorney torne generals motive might have been whether right or wrong and without attempting to impugn his motive still as the attorney e y general had undertaken to change the rule to the pre prejudice udice of the case announcing in advance that accomplices would not tell the truth he would like that the whole matter be referred to the judiciary randall kandall said lie he would ilce like lice the JI judiciary adl adi clars clary committee to inquire w what hat had induced the writing of the attorney general generals letter and he thought tho the inquiry should come within the scope of an investigation ti it was an extraordinary letter and was perhaps adapted to an extraordinary occurrence the judiciary committee should report to the house all the circumstances connected with it and he therefore suggested that an inquiry should be made raade of the secretary of the treasury as well as of the attorney general the matter wi wn referred to the judiciary committee swann from the com committee mittice on foreign affairs reported a resolution instructing the committee to inquire further into the connection of the U S minister Min lister to the court of st james with theelma the emma mine so called with power to send for persons and papers paper and leave to sit during the session of the house AM NEW ORLEANS SS 28 aner aher seven soven alid aria a half hilf hours debate wiltz moved the adoption of the report of the m majority 1 0 rity of the committee appointed to investigate the W V P kellogg with the resolution accompanying the tho report recommending ru that articles of impeachment be preferred against him for high crimes and misdemeanors the yeas and nays days were called mr stafford and other members asked the tho permission of thet the house to explain their thein votes when their names were called a storm of yeas and nays greeted the request the majority report and the tho resolutions accompanying the same were adopted by it vote of or r 61 i yeas yens to 45 nays mays tho hall of the house anu and the lobbies above and lind below stairs iture were thronged thron ged with spectators during aring the whole of the discussion of the question oa the reas reassembling embling of lp it S nat ethis evening theat the il 41 aa 3 the governor pres presented anted to the following order Wh erea the thi house of representatives senta tives has lias certified the senate that it has Impeach impeached eq will P kellogg governor of the state of lou slana siana of high crimes and mide midi mea nors whereas Wh erea the said has acted in said gaid impeachment contra ry to law in this that it is ordered by the senate sitting as L i court of impeachment that the impeachment C h pre presented dented by tiu thu houe ape u e of ot representatives be cd ed ayrea by reason of the failure of baw saw sai bai I 1 house to prosecute the same an that this order have tho the same f ee and and effect as a judgment 4 of acu aeu leil lell 1 A vote was called for foi on the adoption of tills this preamble and aud tile the order of acquittal was finally adol adopted hed ked j yei jei e us 2 25 05 naya naym n 9 cincinnati 28 S the report of the tho tornado from princeton ind inda stated that eight pers persons were dangerously gerou sly injured four of whom are not dot expected to recover ohe oho w woman or costher jos los ther then her eye ese sight bight over fifty houses were totally demolished and about fifty more wore badly damaged the tornado was most severe from the tho north side hide of the public square to the southern limits of the town in ili the track of the storm it is im possible to distinguish streets or the former locations of residences ices lees ev ery grything thing being pro grated and spread over the tho ground several persons were buried under tle the tlc wreck of their dwellings arld an d ta taken out rout illi 1113 unharmed harmed today to day one family found themselves walking on the tiie ceiling of their rooms the house houie having been inverted yet they PS unharmed while those who attempted to escape were injured san BAN 28 A detachment of police and national guards were dispatched from this cit eity city to san quentin this evening to assist in guarding the prisoner prison erst who number in the neighborhood of one thousand telegrams state that the convicts thus far show a disposition to behave quietly washington WASHINGTO N 29 tha the committee on foreign affairs this morning g resumed the investigation of th the 9 emma mine speculation senator morton morlon appeared and swore a at t his own request lle lie ile he said that he had seen in the report of the testimony an all allusion to himself and lie he therefore wished to state that thit some five live or six fix ix years sears 90 ago in 1871 oil on ills way home after the die adjournment of congress senator stewart came to hii hil him and spoke about a case then pending in the tho court of utah stewart said perhaps the parties might wish to employ him as eo counsel unzel and he brought in a gentleman whom he presumed t to 0 be I 1 mr jr lyon the witness now present stewart informed him that if lie he should engage in tho the case he be would receive a large fee if stul senator morton morion thought il it was vias for desired professional service auti and of such a charac charae character tei tex as he could accept stewart wanted to meet mett morton at salt lake city and morton informed him that lie he would meet him there if stewart would notify him as to the time afterward from what stewart said he be wanted morton to assist in having judge mckean ret removed rather than to render professional services morton saw in a salt lake papers papery a statement that lie he and others had bad united in a request for the demov removal al of judge mckean merean but morton said that he had nothing whatever to do with that suh sub subject jeet ST LOUIS 29 F B curtis who has been managing a largo large retail clothing house bouse here for two or three years pat for a syracuse cuse K N Y manufactory was arrested yc yesterday ster for the alleged embezzlement of and admitted to bail in CHICAGO 29 the times washington special says that the labors odthe of the texas border committee eare care are about ended and they will report in favor of three regiments regi ments menta of ca cavalry cavalty being stationed on tho the border the report la Is delayed bya by a desire of I 1 the committee ee to have their proceedings cee ce dingi edings printed to lay jay before the house with their report BOSTON 29 A party of forty five young men left this city last night for arizona the advance guard of the colony forming here to settle Clil cill chiquito quito valley |