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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-10
WAS uE IGNORNNr.

President Grant, in private CONVERSE
ton with personal friends, declares that
up to the moment when General Belknap
called upon him to tender his resignation,
he did not have even the shadow ola sus-
picion OF his wrong doings. The expos
urc took the President, a well as the
whole country, by surprise.-[ Chicago
Journal.
President Grant has decidedly queer
memory. Ii failed him in many impor-
tant particulars concerning the Babcock
affair, and seems to have done the same
thing in the Belknap matter. 1t is fact
now patent TO every one that suspicious
of Belknap's integrity are not of recent
date and that the matter was long ago
brought to President Grants knowledge
In such manner that ii deserved his at
tention. lie treated the .iniormer.
colby aud took no step, to ascertain
the truth OF their allegations. In view
Of all the circumstances. the claim tina
Grant was Ignorant up to the moment
OF exposure, of Belknap's wrong doings,
will not answer.
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THE BILL FOR rIlE PROTECTION
or WITNESSES.

The Judiciary committee, on Wedncs-
day, reported to the House of Representa-
tives bill for the protection of wit
nesses who shall be required TO testify in
certain cases. The bill is rendered
necessary by the action of Atior-
ney General Pierrepont IN threat
ening the witross, Marsh, with
arrest and punishment. The hill
provides that whenever person shall
be required to testify before either House
of Congress, or committee Of either
House, or before the Senate sitting a. a
court Of impeachment, he shall not be
held to answer criniinally before any
court Of Justice, or incur any penalty or
forfeiture, on account of any fact
or act about which he shall be re-
quired to testify, providing that nothing
therein contained shall be so construed
to relieve any person from liability to
impeachment. The bill passed the House
after several hours debate, BY u vote o!
two hundred and six yeas to ten nays.
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NOR A MOL" QUESTION.

The New York Herald asks as Bel
knap worse than Grant, This question
is suggested by the fact that President
Grant has been persistent prescnt-iahcr
during the term of his Office, ami that IN
many cases he has rewarded the givcrs
by responsible and profitable official po-
sitions. The Hcrah says IL Marsh had
given Bclknap house in Washington,
or a house in Philadelphia, or had saved
the amounts of several payments. put 1t
into a silk purse and gwen it to Belknap
as a present, as was done in the case of
Grant, that the Secretary Of War would
now have been all right, as Grant Is.
But the Secretary OF War did not take
things In that shape--he maze a vulgar
bargain for regular payments and has
been visited with the just results. From
the Heruld's questioning and reasoning,
1t Is plain TO be seen that it j. not a.
"loil' to Grant as 1t once was.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-10

mrr. the Inconvenience attending TIE
preparation ol food 10y means oi cooking
stoves. are 50 great that much ul'"
housckcepers, surrounded by h'ai'"!
families who experience the promp'l"gs
of appetite tor 8" square meal 'iree
times day inst a. regularly as 'h'! no
in winter. are tempted to enquire, in vcx-
alton Of spirit. why there il no provision
in nature for the gradual changing
of. CITE. meats raw To a digesu-
bic state ~ there j. Tor the ripcuing
of berries. peaches, pears, apples ana
plums. The experienced housewife III
a large family, knows the approach "i
summer. not only by the lungthoning
days. the growing warmth of the sun. the
frightening green of her house plants,
but also hy the Inevitable remark of the
kitchen goddess, accompanied by the
pressure of her lc,t hand on her heart.
that She gets "outlonc by the heat Of tie
stove aud will have to lay over through
the hot months" Then come vision. of
brcadlcss closets. pautrics guiltlc,s OF
cold meats and breakfast tables minus
buckwhcat aud corn griddlc cakes. The
introduction of an invention by which
all family cooking could be safely and
perfectly done by ga. would BE- a greater
blcssin. To womankiud thm the iuycu.
ton of the sewing machine. In the dis
cussion of the question to which We Lave
| referred. it was claimed that ga, is the per
iccion of fuel that gas heat cal
be produced at little over onc-halr til,
cost of coal or wood heat; that 10y using
gas. exactly he amount of heat nccdct
for any purpose may BE- obtained; tina
gas heat is perfectly clcanly, there beina
nothing to make dirt; and that with pro
per mechanism it Is at all times ready TO
immediate use.
II was admitted that no perfect appar
atus fox the successful application of ga
to domestic purposes has rs yet been pro
vided, but with all the advantages TO b.
derived from such use OF 1t, the way
aud mean, OF appying'it Will certainly b
speedily studied and improved.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The woman suffrage amendment has
been defeated in the Iowa legislature.
Gen. liazcn. said TO know all about
the Bclkmap matter, j, now in the City OF
Mexico.
-Bclknap was ">tcrnly Scrupulous',
about the expenditure of public MONEY.
says correspondent. Probably. lie
wanted it all himself.
State Register: "Babcock's friends in
New York are raising money 10 ray the
expenses incgrrcd in his trial. The sub
scription paper in New York Is headed
by Seilgnan. Among other subscribers
in that city are District Attorney Bliss,
William \. Darling, Isaac II. Bailey, Cliu-
ton Wheeler ana Darling d Griswold.
Adolph BOric, OF Philadelphia. has sub
scrbed $1,000 10 this fund. Secrets ry
Chandler has subscribed 81, 900.
State Regis.e,': MIR. Welch OF Phila-
dclphia, was u member of the Indian COM
mission, but resigned, and now rises to
explain. ltappears that hc discovered
that. after goods for the Indians were ac-
ccpted from the contractors, these con-
tractors were allowed to take the az
ccpted goods away and supply other
goods of an inferior description. He re,
ported the fact and stopped the swindle
but 20 notice was taken OF his report 10y
the head of the Indian bureau, except
1 4
the swindlc and so Mr. Wclch stcppct
out and left the thieves in full possession
of their business.
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EDITORIAL, NOTES,

--Jel Davis is lecturng in New Oceans
on the Mexican War.
Every pupil in the Bo,tol Latin
School costs the city $40 year.
Richard II. DANA the new American |
Minister to England, is siNty-two years of |
age.
The effort to repeal the prohibitory
| liquor law of Iowa and enact license
law instead. has failed TO pass the Lcgisla-
ture OF that State.
Richard II. Dana is said to be iar
lawyer, delightful writer, ami a
, scholar and gentleman" in every
sense OF the word. He is the author of
1.-TWO Years Before the Mast"
An effort to reduce the present high
rates ofpostagc on third-class matter,
which includes books magazines, news
papers. etc., is being made by the pres
cnt Congress.
Tho London Ho,u' says; MIR,
Schenck's course in quitting England
/ without taking leave OF the queen is unprc.
d ccdentcd." Not strange in SchencI
| Nv N''Nh NN"' ~. ''''F ''"N ''"7H
,c money in it,
t. -"Ihc charm of frchch society,
Z. writes ,poudont, sis to be toun,
AS in those saloons which are ircqucutrd b.
IL the Kings of Partisan Bollcmia-iourna
IL lists, poets, dratnatists, artists--whcrci
Is. the Robublic is Queen and Victor Hug
r. Il god"
The Rcnaut family are trying to O.
- tabl,h the complete gcncalogy of the
I" family for the purpose OF laying claim
- the land on which the city of Peoria
VI situated. They will claim itunder agral
made in l7l0 10 Phillip Francis Rcnaut
IL "A Washington le,tcr-writcr describe
H. one of the toilets which use 10 make Mr.
y Belknap famous In society: II well r,
y member TO have seen her one Nigh
- wearing one of WorthS gowns OF alter
II, nate stripes OF white satin, cmbroidcrc
7 with ivy leaves, and green satin cmbroC
cred with golden ears of wheat; with
u sweeping train of green satin bordcrc
We with u heavy embroidered gatland OF iy
VI and wheat, 4 cluster Of these in gol
VI and enamel were in her black hair, an,
!" she wore tull set of large emcralds, Sc
d in ctruscan gold Poor Mrs. Bclknap
D. uow could she be expected 20 supper
such toilet, rs that on the pallry pay o
a cabinet minister; It's the people,
fault that She sold poSt-iradcrshipS
!; They ought 10 have paid Bclknap liy
ing salary--a hundred thousand oi so 4
wear.
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and in that connection he quoted THIS
.dogecrly rhyme
"somc bait their hook with mites of cheese,
Aud cit ON kennel to bob Tor llcisi
Others bait their hook with tigers inils,
And sit on n rock and bob for whales
The gentlemen on the other side might
pursue their ilca-cntching II they pleased,
but the Democrats would drag from Their
turbid waters OF pollution whales, ami
would supplement II. perhaps. 10y drag
ging out the Icvialhln himself, and cN-
posing him.
Finally the debate closed. and The
house proceeded To- vote on the rcSnlu-
ton offered by Mr.. lloar rs n substitute
OF Mr.. Lamar : and which proposed to
declare that members subpWnacd were at
liberty TO attend the criminal court anu
give such evidence and produce such doc
| umcnts ne relate To the charge against
| W. W. Bclknap for receiving II brlb
from one Marsh. Substitute rejected.
Yeas. 81 nays. IFS.
| MIR. Iamar's original resolution wa'
then agreed to. Yeas, 100; nays, -.
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Sherif's Sale.

by virtue OF special execution TO me
directed by the clerk of the circuit court OF
Alexander county, in the stat OF Illinois,
in favor of George B0chmGr, and against
Rcinhold Y. BclIner and Settle Bc'zncT, !
viii sell the following described property,
to.wit: The houses situated upon lots
numbered six 20 and seven %, in block
numbered twcnty-,lX t2Gl, and lot
numbered three 60 in block
twenty-seyen 90, in the city Of
Cairo, county Of Alexander, IN the state OF
Illinois aud also the leosohold estate OF
Reinhold V. Belzncr and Settle BelIncr, in
and to said lot. six, seven, and three,
as the property OF said Rein
hold V. BcIzner and Set
tie Belzner, ut public sale at the southwest
door of the court house in the city of Caro-,
in the county Of Alexander and state of
Illinois. on the seventeenth OIth) day Of
March, A. D., 1876, at the hour of eleven
lD o'clock, a, m for cash to satisfy said
execution. ALIEN, II lkNlN,
Sheriff of Alexander Co., Illinois.
Caro-, Ill.,, Feb, 20, 1875. 2-23-ld
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PlNCHBACk GETS HIS FINAL SET.
nA(1G.

The Senate voted on the admission OF
Pinchback on Wednesday. The debate
was lengthy and was particip ated in by
Messrs. Logan, Harvey and Morton IN
favor Of admitting pinchback and by
Mcssrs. Paddock, Morrill, and Edmonds
opposed to him. The question then was
on the amendment OF Mr.. Edmunds,
to insert the word mot before the word
admitted" SO that the resolution should
read:
Resolred, That T. b. ). Pinchback be
not admitted rs a Senator from the state
ofl.ouisana tor the term oil six years, be
ginning on the 18th Of March, 1873. II wa
agreed to: Yeas, 20; nays, -, rs fol
lows: Yeas: Messrs. Bayard, Capcrton
Christaincy, Cockreli, Cooper, Davis
Dennis, Eaton. Edmunds, English, Cor
don, johnson, Jones, Fla Kelly, ker
nan. Key, McCreery, Mcdonald, Maxey
Merrimon. Morrill,, Me-; Morrill,, VT.
Norwood, Paddock, Randolph, Ransom
Salisbury, Stevenson, Thurman, Wal
lace, Whyte, and Withers-j2,
Nays Mcssrs. Allison, Anthony, Bout
well, Bruce, Cameron, Pa; Conklln
ConOver, Cragin, Dorsey, Ferry, Ere
,inghuysen. Hamilton, llamliu. Harvey
Hitchcock. Howe, Ingalls, Jones, New,
Logan. Mitchell, Morton, Patterson
Sargent, Sharon, sherman, spencer
West and Windom %
Messrs. Bogy. booth. Waaiieigh, cold
thwaitc aud Dawes, who would hay,
voted in the affirmative, were paired OF
with Mcssrs. Alcorn, Oglesby, Cameron
(Wis.). Clayton aud Wright, who woult
have voted in the negative. Those no,
voting were Messrs. Burnside and Rob,
eri CON
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-10

by virtue Of g special execution to me di-
rected by the clerk ofthc circuit court Of
Alexander county in the state OF Illinois,
IN favor o. Frederick FairtlOrn and lhco.
dorc rand, firm OF Fairthorn n Rand, and
against Sarah l.. Kline, will sell the lol-
numbered seven IL and eight tsI. IA block
numbered thirty-eight l;iSI, Ia the city Of
Cairo, county Of Alexander aud state Of
Illinois, u, the property ui the sand sarah l.
Kline at public .ale at the -puth-wct door
of the court house in the city Of Cairo, in
the county OF Alexander and State Of hi
noi,, on T. e Seventeenth l7th day Of March,
\. d., 1876, at the hour Of Eleven III
| o'clock, y. NJ, for cash, to satisfy said exc.
| cution. ALIEN. "A. IRWIN,
sheriff Of Alexander county. Illinois.
| CAIRO, MS, February 10th, 1876. > ~ til,
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Messrs. Boyy. booth. Wsdieigi,, Sold
COOKING ny GN,

The American Gos-Light Jo,p1,al con
tains reprint from the London journal
Of Gas-Lghting OF All Interesting discus.
sion ~ The subject OF cooking by pa.
The - of the"csokmg stoyes" ,.oW So
general, though ,lgy may POI ,ess all the
virtSs sttribatsd.to tsm 10y en,er,nisiny
advertisers. Il known By all hou.ckeepers
and cooks, to be inconyenient, unhealthy
uncomfortable and expensive. Ia sum,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-10

GRANTS appointment OF Judge i"'.
NJ Ohio. rs Brlknap's SUCCESSOR """ VI
MIR. Dana of Massachusetts, rs ScUchch
successor. has taken tho country by SUR
prise. such appointments In the begin
ming of his administration could not have
failed to make Grants presidential career
more succes stssl thap ii has been. ri
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-10

The debate In Congress, published III
another column of this paper. SHOWS
conclusivcly who it is that is "stoPpn's
the mouths of wilncsscs" against hci-
Khan
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Attention.! Dealers.

We have four dozen Imitation Ebony
oprague Cm-Opcncrs, taken for adyer-
using, which We will sell ut two dollars
per doIen' Inquire ut Bulletin office.
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JOHN n. oBERLY. Editor.

SENATOR MonsoS Is disappointed by
the drfat Of ltrrhbnck and declares
that 10 will isduve the Republican party
more the Belknap affair.
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Sheriff. Sale.

SpECIhL u,tcntio, given to cons. -rmcnts and
y nlling orders
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GOOD NEWS$ SMOKERS!

70
II Ger
nnledo
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@I don't believe in eddication," ("
says Mr.. Albums. "Thar's me and sis
Calline amt got long no better in the
worruld than pappy's other children
that warn't eddicated."
1t was rather personal in a Cali
fornia newspaper man to chronicle the
purchase Of a mule by brother edi-
tor as a remarkable instance Of self
possession"
From boys composition on hens
in the Boston Courier: 81 cut my
uncle Williams hens neck Off with Z
hatehot and it scared her to death"
Omaha obituary; "He was a splen
did peBman, a systematic book-keepel
and a systematic drinker."
Uncle-Now how did the mother o
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"What is the next thing to a heI
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A green grocer-Ono who trusts.
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