, 1879-02-22

it,vcly declined any formal reception or rarado'
Tllc Michigan delegation, however, ca'}cd or |
Him at Ills house, aud number Of tho Senators
nfao called and welcomed him back. He "tl1 20 |
sworn In without delay.
THE nl,onaErr cAsH.
Tho judiciary Committee did not llaVo q |
meeting On the uIotQctt ease today, as had
been expected. Tile reason wns hccatlso tho
Testimony ia nut ret printed. THO suh.Comf1ik'
tcD E,es M authority to tnnko any rclloft IN 1lio
subject. It was only Instructed to takc tic
tcstn1ony. As eoon as tic testimony Is printed
II will 10 rcportcd to tho full Committee,
wl,cu tic hitter i will doubtless direct
ntr, Kuott, a Chairman Of the Sub.
Carunttcc, to prcpare report II It shall bc
,,nauIuou.. MIR. F. II. Winston, who has been
lrrc fnw days on a pleasure trip, says that he
Is eatIsiird himself tint there is no possible
.lou,. that tho report will entirely and n''n1,s'
Muls1y cxonrratc Judge 1}to1aett, but y 'nhs;
Indirectly at fcnst, ee0suro KcEistet li'ooaso
rnd Judge Danga.
Gen. Post, of Canlcsb.,re, ILL.,. ConsG'. G'.General
q Vienna. Tins finally hcc,l removed, H,mt hts
SUCCESSOR was tt..1ay nominated ~ tsie porson
oI James Weaver, Of West Virgtnia.
uoAcus Subsidy.
The Roach a.,l,sly pcop1c claim forty major
tty IN the 1to!sc, an'i btast tlns thsy nnSe
STRENGTH enough to r1cysut St'''er ", Speaker
Randall. Or Cannon, oi ILL.,. wl'o ts lsle ta9st
pronounced cnc,ny ol The subsidy, from DE-
E. }easinE them. Tlmir rurpotc ~ I tue amcna-
,,nnt should be t1efentct In tho lloitse, tn pre-.
vent lie nppotntment on the Committee ot
Conference Of any nlumbcr. of tile Apprnpria-
tu1,s Committee, nearly a!l ot whom aro or
pused to thc subsidy.
TIE rE1lER COMMITTEE.
Senator Thurman md Its nssociatcs, who
t,nro IN tbr n11rltrj1 lnf1u11f{n
tlot, md fraul by Northern Republicans, seet
to llavu 1oat MI tntcrnst tn tlln nnttcr. Sfln
Ceu1mlttea Of i1e Tolcr Committee. with sen
atur Iloar for Chairman, has beer for'nr5 @ to
make Northern investigation, anu tt'e 19nt'1'
oernts ilavr hucn notified tint tho slo.Com-
1,littec Is really to pr0ctel with tho Northern
ssatrs w'eFcvGr nnl wl!snsve' tue u.'' ms'ra.s ~,
tlispustton to commences tic ,nntttr. htt1lo'lgh
t1lc Rcrublicams rcaly to support any pro"'-
stlu1l ltn.t may he lnadc for n i1ill tnycalHaton
Of tic accusations nladu ny Scilatdr Il14rlliRn'
TiIh CATTLE nisEAsR.
Tp the lrfst<rn .issoeiatfI i'rtaf.
WAsIEINurOS FclJ. nt.-'rhe Eenntc Commtt-
tee On Agriculture, with Mr. Paddock ns Chair
man, to-day examined sa1nuel Brown, Of Pitts
burg, uil 1l,cr witnesses with regard TO pes'ru.
pncutnonia In cntte. All coneurreG that TIC
country Is free from this disease, u,nl letters
from Kentucky, Ohio, Illinois, Texas, nn'l NJ
!raska showed tl'at taot. On !, Long isi"nt tic
tiispaso Is being "atampca OUT.
In ,lic report Of Wednesdays rrocecdnes In
The IIutse the rnhse OF Butler {Atnss.) WIS by a
curious tcIcGraphic tnlstakc Injected into tue
o,Icuch lslado by Mr. Frye or Mnlnc. 50 tint a
1,uefon OF t,e speech was attributed to Eutlcr,
trllat gentleman took no part in the debate.
THE FouN PER CENTS.
Subscriptions to the per-cent Government
loau to-lav aggregated ebUT},e5o-
NOTICE. or ANOTHER uAir.
Tho Secretary Of thu Treasury will, on Mon.
tay ncxt. ,ssuo call for thc rcdc'1!pt!un oi
SaQ 0tW, ,UO0 s.o0 bouls of 'Gj, cunsols of 'U7.
NOMINATIONS.
The President nominated Edwartl r. Lang. 81
ll!inoTe, ns United States Cousu' ut TnustMl; j.
Fl. Stcwart, Pennsylvania, United States Consul
+. at Antworp; James lsilcy Weaver, Of West Vir.
ginta, United States cousn' at 'i'nna.
D.. THE l1Ess AND THE TELEdnArn.
WARRINGTON, Feb 18.---Ar. ('oadsell m
pearca this morning befuro tho Senate liatlroa'
Committee considering Tue OIL nf se1'atot
Joues to authorizes tie use Of railroad tct
ceraphc lines for eosnmercsShl h purposes. llt
1l,u National Associated pscss, ctlticls!ng I'll!
relations between tho New York Associatei
lress a,d tic Wcstcrn Union Telegraph Cum.
M Ss 5 sS%nas Xsas,d Fl ass s s s"ss ss u rsatsi %si
ayasto a as'f sr. Goodso @ sai tho bill po 6oior!
the Committee would oren tic way to tel
eEap syston 90 po"eTi. " 70 % ,oar
tic press.
Nj. J. ". Sl,nonton replied to Mr. uout1soll
pointing put tlmt hi8 argument, 80 far as IN
Associated Press was concerned, "a HAT the lat
ter hns NIL excellent a'tf perfected organization
wltcl Is valuable rs frai,chsc; tE'at its cum
pe.itors nl,nit their inability to crrnto or acef
in.l!atc Il similar property; Atul that, tlrrcfore
Cougrcss ought not to intervene and reduce ID
Associated PrcRs 10 tic level of It's rival. II
also called attention to il.c fact that MIR. Goot
sells ssatemcnt showed the n'attcr IN contrf
vcrsy tn be business light b.
gunizattous, with which Cungrcss shull
ilaro nnth!ng whatever to 10. llo pnintca on
tlat newspapers atc not missionary entc
prises, but are published for psuft, an,l tls
newspaper publishers cannot bn expected
give to their competitors 't,a usu OF their ow
fncIllt,es for doing l,l,sIuesa with success. III
plying TO The statement That tlIe Associate
Press cut the Washington I'osi OIL from It's =
1nrta In nn improper manner, an'l TINT It Ela
! demanded The ts,nissaI 0t Mr.. buell. from tn
oicu Mr. H!nunton safd TINT tbs l'1st hull ,ct
cut III BECAUSE nfter mouths Of oxrostulatlo
It itrcfsts!el IN Violating general regulation
tht. Associated Press.