Show AT LAST I 1 A jury J nry to try anarchists is obtained FREIGHT WAR ENDED another bank burst and the president has skipped to canada hv by western A aeed aad press to the 1 I 0 quiet u belfast BEL rAST july 15 with tile excel excy tion of the occasional occurrence of isolated rowe rows the city is politically ff I 1 I 1 i an EAmus exhaustive tive report from the house committee on privileges and elections washington july 1 15 13 3 three reports orts from the senate committee on privileges and election on the pay payne no case were submit submitter tei to the senate today the report is el signed by senators plight pich saulsbury Saul ebury vance and eustie Eust la the democratic of the committee set forth at length the public history of the case the reca recce nihed importance of throwing around tho the senate of the united stales states the highest safe safeguards guar ds against scaling seating members abow title wag was procured by bribery fraud and corruption and anti describes de the process es b by which tho the i signer signers reach the that there is no ground for further proceedings against payne the report sye says the committees first act was to comply fully with the first request of the ohio house of representatives senta tives to make nil in examination of the testimony taken by the select committee nt at columbus upon this testimony n hoar made a report to the tile committee that after a careful reading no evidence opinion or statement whatever was bound personally inculpating payne in in any anyway way with tho tile ue liec of money in ill connection with his 1 election neither did such examination show enough evidence found to justify the charge I 1 that the election was procured by th alie e corrupt carru pt use of money about this time a supplemental 1 resolution of the th two houses of the ohio Legisla legislature tur and of the republican state central committee made kneir leir appearance and soon after congressmen little and butterworth were heard beard a at t length the s encia of the ilia report de dare clare that no new evidence not contained in the ordinal matter submitted was wai brought to their p which any court would not hold to iii merely accumulative and insufficient by itself itsel for or in connection with the ori original inal to justify a report in tavor vor of hy by of paynes P 4 righetto right to his seat conett lemac tu a ijen ilch ry D payne had not been beell charged with having anything to do personals personal ly or with having any knowledge of or connection with or participation in any ally act or anything iny thing that mav have been done or charged with having been done lone that wits wrong criminal or immoral or reprehensible in hia his election that no member of the tile committee com mUtee aud and no 11 0 wilneda aa representative senta tive or other person lias has expressed opinion or imitated int any belief or suspicion that is is or was connected in lie the remotest degree by act or knowledge with anything or may have been wrong or crimial crim nal or immoral in indis ilis election t ud nd ou on the whole aa presented to ito them the they y recommend that the tile senate make no further investigations of the charge charges in solving the right of payne to his seat the report asks that the committee cittee be discharged from further coni consideration of the subject and that it be indefinitely pot posted senators teller F evarte and logan unite in the report in which after reciting the anding inding the senatorial election elect Son in ohio in 1884 1881 it Is bald no action was taken by tho state legislature which elected senator payne calling into question the validity of f his election but new legislature constituted in january of the present year had adopted a resolution under which tho integ investigation I 1 ti of charge had been made the senate committee 1 had led found it proper to accept the resen tation of tho the case set sot out fn in tle the majority and minority reports of a select committee of the ohio house of representatives as the constitutional warrant for in 0 only y ve tige tigi in a case cate like that pro sc dented tel I 1 in tho th clause making each house of congress a judge of the qua qualifications of ite its own members and the clause conferring the right of expulsion the signers of the report do not find that the case ha hae s been presented that would fuest inanc ne with luch turpitude as would t tolerate hia expulsion form forni the senate n nor or that testimony is accessible that touched the subject of the personal inculpation of payne they therefore turn the their ir all attention antion to th the e question as to the validity lity of his election to tho the senate the report holda that the evidence in such c case lie must allow fillow that fraud which it is alleged w v as con embraced enough io in number of the tile voting to have chat changed gad the yes result I 1 1 it the tile tei testimony presented by alie ohio honee of representatives khonya tho the number of members of the general assembly that have been grouf brought ailt into inculpation and the evidence against them weight I 1 it of ae As tir the tile four rn mem embere bere baker hunt schultz and ziegler Xi egler it ia is found ay the signers of the report that the testimony developed nothing of an character as to two mam bers kahle and ani flu hull the report finds that they were not diverted from the support of pendleton to that of payne of tile two senators and two named in the majority report of tho albect committee mooney andRo acha of the louse and white and Ita kamey tiley of the senate t the rf signore f g Y ners of the report refer without hob ion of their to the 0 U t observation z e I 1 own tho the minority reports of alke ohio committee they donot do not that the select committee becam mende dany actions the legislature looking lionny to any further investigation and they express that there was no cyl dence presented to tile united slates 9 senate which purports to prove that fraud corruption or bribery was employed in paynes e election lection affecting tho vote ei eitnier ahr in caucus or in the legislature whereby election was carried to affect his election nor is there an any evidence that such proofs exist there the report holds that the tile senate senat e would not be warranted under the constitution in instituting an lav investigation estt the report points out that the tile state is not riot under the restraint which binds the senate in su such h investigations and says the state should execute its laws respecting tho purity of senatorial election by one indictment and conviction of the bribo bribe rivers givers and takers in this case the state has aftem attempted apted no further investigation ti bhanu 3 embodied in tho the matter laid before the senate either through the Legis legislature latare or courts of examination byrbe by the sen son ate should be made the senate would be governed in its further action by what amigh t appear but as the matter stands tho the reports hold that an investigation vesti gation should not bo be instituted bytho senate I 1 senators hoar and frye in a 1 separate report state that the they cannot concur with the views expressed by other members of the committee they describe eminent source cei from which charges were brought to th alic attention of the senate and ani C say they they think a case presented in which it is lie the duty fluty of the senate to permit the petitioners to pre present ent their evidence and to au authorize thorlie the issue of a proper process to aid ald in procuring the attendance of witnesses TheSe the senate natel Is s the only court ii which can call have jurisdiction of the question the courts of ohio wild may exercise jurisdiction of the offense of bribe could not decide whether the result of election was thereby changed change for the senate se nate to refuse to listen to this tills c complaint om plaint would be taken ns as a declaration that it ii 1 indifferent to question whether its seats are to be in future tile subject of bargala and sale or may bo be presented by a few millionaires ns as a compliment to a friend report sets forth a saries of ten propositions which little and Butter butterworth orth offer upon their own responsibility to establish to the satisfaction of the senate large I 1 if ly by who were not within t the le reach of the ohio committe commit tc in brief among the c aro are the following three fourths of the men members of the legislature were pledged to pendleton and ana ward that just before the legislative caucus largo large sums suni of money were placed by Ilay nesson and other friends at tile control of the active managers of paynes canvass that the gentleman whose name is offered to be given would declare that david R paige had eaid eald lie handled and that 0 B payne had said it cost him It to elect ilia hig father that members member of the le legislature Iq lature who changed from pendleton to payne alil so after secret confidential interviews with agents who had tho the dia dis bursen lent of these moneys and that these members mem bora about the time of bf gg al ejupi IMA of they 10 not nc ne count tho the discusses the above mentioned features of the case at great length and iho the conclusion is reached that thai tho the investigation is warranted the question is not the report says whether the case is pro proved it is aply whether it shall be en enquired quire i d into no uncil ling witness I 1 had ever yet been compelled to testify and no process procer a had gone out ont which could cross finato lines it could hardly be doubted that cases of the purchase of seats in the tile senate would rapidly multiply under tinder the decision proposed by the majority of the committee the first great precedent precede ht to constitute a rule under this branch of law waa was to be thia it t is held by the senate of the united states that a charge e made by lie the legislature of a state and by the committee of a political party to w h ich ft a larger number of its citizens belong and by ten tell of its in congress that an election of a senator was procured by bribery accompanied by a affer to prove the fact does not de berve tho of lee tee senate the report concludes with a reply lion directing an investigation of the C charge and with i a recommendation ne I 1 that it be adopted the kew new government ao xo july 15 the standard that coni considering dering the relative strength of the parties the tile marquis of salisbury is the national nal head of the new government it adds all conservatives lio prize the arit triumph I 1 MC which the conservatives and the tie liberal nUta won top togi ther will wish to see the marquis of harting ton a prom prominent of the new government and will also desire to have the unionists fairly and fully re aenied unless unless tho the marquis lar quia of Salis salisbury Lury adduces conclusive reason against this policy we sur it is ono ohp country will best understand it will commend coni mead itself to the common fenee electors jf if HartIng tOlls followers arc aro willing ve we are tiro perfectly sibio that there will be no insuperable difficult ties in the way of such an amic ible arrangement D P R G july 14 this afternoon judge hallett of the US court R firmed the bale sale of the denver rio grande Rall railway waY a made monday NIon day after which articles were 1 ly filed w with ith tile secretary of state incorporating e the company under the name of the tile denver uio wo grando grande railroad cow company y any with 1 ill a capital of of which is common stock nna and preferred stock this tills evening at a meeting of tho the stockholder stockholders geo cappell Capp cli adolph engler R ta RI Al C deot aeo T wilbon juhn john J Ilo Hode deger eer J L welsh T 11 A tromp W 8 ackson jackson J and 1 D 11 II were chosen directors after adjourning llo the directors met a and tid elected IV V S jackson president geo c afi vice president pre J W gillum gilluley Gil lully ly SI treasurer r 1 1 and IV Y wagener secretary eacret secret ary arv A jury obtained Ob tined CHICAGO jul july 13 15 the twelfth juror in the tile anarchists trial was vas obtained thia this afternoon and accepted by both sides yearly nearly one otis thou thousand sallI persons have been examined anil anti 2 22 full fail court sessions havo have been held t to achieve this result I 1 I 1 A SACKED SACRED TRUST I 1 office holder holders are but A abent of the people o the othe follow ing executive order wa was isnec by the president tills afternoon EXECUTIVE t mou D BC C july tilly ii ak to the head of departments in in the service of the central government I 1 deem this a proper time to especially warn nil i in the tile sev cral departments anil slid all office holders under the general genen I 1 government against the use of their official positions in attempt attempts to control the political movements movement sin in their local i 1 holders nrc are tile agents of the people eople not only ie Is their time and I 1 labor abordine do to the government but I 1 hey they should scrupulously avoid in their political action as icalas in the discharge dis chaice of their official offic tal duty offending by the display of ot obtrusive parti manship ean ship their neighbors who havo bave relations i as public officials they should also constantly remember liet their party friends from whom they have ri received Lived preferment havo have not invested them with the power of arbitrarily manaa man asing political affairs they havo have no right fra office hold era to dictate the political action of their party associates or to throttle freedom of action within party lines by methods and practices which h pervert every useful anil and justifiable I 1 purpose of party organization I 1 the tile influence of the fe federal d offices should not bo be fell felt in the manipulation of poti poetical primary meetings ps and nominating conventions the use tiso by officials of their positions to 0 W pae ass th their selection as dolega delegates tm t to p political caven eions is decent andl unfair and a proper regard for the proprieties and requirements of political place will also prevent their as assuming sliming the active conduct of political ca campaigns mpa igns individual interest and activity i in n political affairs arc are by no means condemned neither disfranchised nor forbidden the exercise of political privileges but bat thebe privileges privilege are not enlarged nor is their duty to th their air party increased by it in this regard the things a citizen may way properly doand the purposes for which a public office should not be used ineasy is easy in the elight th light ortho of the correct appreciation of the relation between the tile people and those ed with official place this becomes a consideration of necessity under our form of ot government and political action must be free from official coercion you arc are requested to coin in un cate leate these views to those for whose guidance they are intended signed LAMn A A night flight uni AGO july ia ran an omalia spes cial says tha dan dumy ay county bank tf of Benkler benkleman nan neb tailed tatted yesterday 11 elzar the president skipped to canada and took tool with him hundred thousand dollars the business men and farmers feel the loss greatly pr catly as many have lost the last dollar they had on earth several homesteaders had their little all in it tho the bank banu and were ere to pro P today many will havo have to a abandon b ao 10 their claims tho the greatest excitement pre prevails belzer had transferred all his afalla available ble property to his bis wife before leaving many eastern I 1 banks and firms loc lope heavily lie aMly i freight war end ends CHICAGO july 15 0 re representatives prose neat iv es of all tho western northern and southwestern raade held hion here 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