The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-02

n most memorable campaign against
whisky rings and Kindred rascalities, as
we'll as those who prostitutcd official
station to their corr,pttises, and have de-
baucheo public service that they were |
set to protect and purity. gives me Alright |
TO bear testimony to your ability, your !
fidelity, and you. high courage under |
circumstances That have tried to the ut |
most your personal and official charac- I
fer. lou have my entire confidence, ~ \
spect and gratitude, and carry with you I
into private life my best wishes Tor your
prosperity and happiness. Ever your
| friend.
| lSipncd) BirroEp WILSON.
DAMAGING CHARGES AGAINST JUDGE.
Gen. Il. ID. Mussey, member OF the bar
| of the supreme court OF the DISTRICT OF
| columbia, has placed in the hands OF
Proctor Knott, chairman OF the house i'll
dietary committee, memorial charging
ID. G.. Humphreys, one of the associate
justices of the supreme court OF the DIS
trict. with being totally unit, mentally,
for Judge that he is ignorant OF law,
Frequently intoxicated upon the bench,
and has sat in at least one case in which
he had direct pccuniary interest.
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL Caucus.
The Republican senators were in cau-
Gus from 10 o'clock until noon to-day,
discussing the condition of the appropri-
alton bills and the deadlock with the
house. They adjourned without reach
ing any conclusion.
{ rnE BLAINE INVESTIGATION.
The Blaine investigation has been adj
ourned till the 10th of July.
DETECTIVE YARyAN's DISMISSAL.
II il. - t.n IN tIt,4 l. al A.
! president that the cause of the removal OF
; Homer 4. Iaryan, chief OF the special
agency division of the internal revenue
bureau, was in laryau'S procuring the
removal OF Il special agent recommended
: 10y the president, u man crippled III the
4 | war, and whose character was known 10y
l the president to be excellent, and which
was also vouchcd for by solicitor Bluiord
A.. Wilson, Mr.. laryau'S attention being
;, called TO this removal, lac assigned a: the
J. reason for it that the special agent had
e volunteered some testimony before IA
| house committee rejecting on him. IhC
II president inquired into this matter ant
1t found that the witness was subptnaed t,
\ testify, and that alter stating that Ia,
20 knew nothing OF his knowledge conccrn
NJ ing the subject OF investigation, he had
nj been compelled by the committee To Civ,
l. the names of some persons who ha'
!. talked to him about il. The presdcn
ii then called Naryah's attention To this OK
2. PLANTATION and he replied in substance
l. 'Well the man talks about Inc on tn
L. street, and wont have him in the SCI
ne vice" President Grant thercupon too
ia the matter into his own hands and order
he ed Garyan's removal.
It. Mr.. G. NJ. EIdridgc, chief Of the dirCC
&c tax division OF the internal revenue o
flee, will succeed faryan.
ON COMMISSIONER PRATT.
nj 4 report has been in circulation tO-da
of that Mr.. Pratt will soon resign the pos
r. ton of commissioner Of internal revenue
as but Mr.. Pratt has not indicated any n
at tcntion of that character.
OF THE PUBLIC DEET.
IS The indications at the close OF buSinc.
20 at the treasury tonight are that the del
,rs statement. to be issued tomorrow, wi
,p- slow reduction during this month {
ed S3C00, 900. The reduction for the san
ch month last year was Sl,43l ,2l9.
as pIpRREPONT Of THE BLAINE-MULLIGA
IL LETTERS.
Dee Minister picrrepont. in reply to Il
a'ii house committee on judiciary, says /
pc does not recognize any difference bctwcC
nd the Blainc-Fi Fisher letters as hcrctoio
no o,-h.ni'ta.i ia NpsSrs. CARPENTER. BlaC
@ sECRErARYsIIIP OF THE TREASURY.
~ al thc cabinet meeting to-day the pre-
~ iuciit requested that Secretary Camera
49, assume, temporarily. the duties OF seer
W. tafy OF the treasury. 1t is believed tn
'u9 tle question OF the secretary ship of tn;
eu department will be settled tomorrow ,
he on Monday.