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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-21

THE Democrats in the Senate have played
u smart prank in relieving their representa-
uves upon the TELLER Committee. The
second relief Senators MCDONALD and
RANDOLPH, has gone to Charleston to man
age the South Carolina part of the business,
while the first relief, Senators BAYARp and
WALLACE, is engaged in writing up mi
uority report regarding Louisiana affairs.
But it will require all the combined wisdom
and argumentative ability Of their party in
The Senate to exculpate the Southern Bour-
bons from completely in these Southern
election troubles
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-21

auce to tho whole country, aud all the facts
should be brought fairly before Congress, which
am honestly trying to do.
JOHN COWDON.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-21
odd Fellows Hall-The Midgets.

The Mdgets General Mite and Miss Lucia Ear.
ate are still astonishing crowds of visitors at Odd
Fellows Hall by their wonderful breyity Of stature,
There is no record that any smaller persons than
these ever existed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-21
At His Price, Not Theirs.

New York Freeman
with General Logan In the Senate again there
will be another man who will take the Southcrncrs
for just what they are worth-but ut his price not
theirs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-21

BEN BUTLER now explains that he voted
for JEFF DAVIS for President in the Charles
ton Convention, nearly twenty years ago, in
the interests Of loyalty and with design
to preserve the Union. This afterthought
of nearly a quarter Of a century is peculiar
ly Butleran and is made plausible by the
theory that JEFF DAVIS, had he been elect
ed to be President in 1860, would have pre-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-21

THE Alabama Democracy do not do
things by halves. Previous to the arrest of
United States officers last week, for the pur-
pose of concenling or destroying evidence
regarding election corruptions, bill had
been introduced into the Legislature of that
State to transfer the choice of Presidential
Electors from tho people to tile Legislature
The object of the move is to secure the con.
tinuauce Of Democratic control. The Mt
tional authorities have nothing to do with
the choice of State officers, and so the bull
dozers will work their own will
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-21

"a BETTER article II Is impossible to get sir; |
have tried them all and unh. sitatngly, pronounce
DIR. Bulls Cough syrup superior to any,"-tEXt)
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., N,-January 10 lS7O at the
residence of the brides parents. by Rev j. H. Waugh
SAMUEL w. STGSEMKTz and LIZZIE j. MORGAN. No
cards.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-21

WASHINGTON, JANUARY 21, 1879.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-21
PERSONAL.
WANTED.

VyTANTED-AT THIS OFFICE, COPIES OF THB
w NATIONAL REpUELiCAN oI August 3, 1873 and
July a. lo7s, Tor which liberal plce VII he paid
lanl6 II
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-21

Largest legitimate morning CjrCW-
l0tion in the District.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-21
n. T.HELM BOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUC-E:::I7U-

A SPECIFIC REMEDY for all Diseases OF the
Urinary Organs Non retention or InContncuce Of
Urine; Irritation, Inflammation, liberation of tho
Bladder and Kidneys; stone In the Bladder, Gravel
Brickdust Deposit Brights Disease, Milky Dis
charges aud all Diseases of the bladder, kidneys
Prostate Gland, whether affecting Male, Female, OF
child.
FOR WEAKNESS arising fron excesaes or dssl.
patton, attended with some of the following symp-
toms: Nervous Debility, Los OF Memory, lndlspogi-
tlon To- ENerlion or Business. shortness Of reuth,
Trembling Troubled with Thoughts of Disease,
Dlmness Of vision, Pains In the Back. Chest, and
Head, Rush Of Blood TO the Head skin Eruptons
Pale Counenance. and Dry Skin.
IfTIIEsSE SYMPTOMS are allowed to go on very
frequently Epileptlc Fits and Consumption follow.
When the constitution becomes affected with organic
weakness It requires the aid of an nvgoratinB nledl.
cine 10 strengthen and tone up the system, which
HEJMBOBD'S BUCHU does In every case.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-21
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

HAS NO EQUAL in diseases peculiar TO females
Chronic Inflammation of the Uterus, and all COM
plants Incident TO the sex.
, 1879-01-10

him then with fnlt knovledec Of what thcv
were doing, They ranrelcd their enVagemcnt
wilt lin, anil that was all there was nbput II.
1t was aisn veil understood then that Logan
had agreed not tD Interfere with lick tIowt and
Why et.,,i11 he trs to deprive the oil man Of
his pfaee! He has done rIotEtfng to forfeit his
claims to the public confidence, and should Ia
reelected"
"Du YOU think there can be AIRY possibility of
a combination between the Democrats and
boiling Republicans. anil the election Of some
man at present behlnti tho curtaint"
vi the cohtcht bccuMts bitter such com.
lhnation NAV be deyclopc.'., It would only lie
following tue precedent established bJ Michigan
anil Wisconsin. wtcn a .imfinr state Ut ntralrs
wa, brought about. and Ci,rfstIancy aud Cam.
rron cicctesl In place Of Chandler ati Tar
pcntnr."
"ff tnch = combnations should be formed,
who, IN ypur oplniun, woa. lie aeicctchf"
~ ran't tell"
"nv The way, / see that Senator Dearborn il
rcrrted US substantially tchstnE that .sast of
yunr interview IN which you stated ti,at he
mule orcrturcs to You to enter the lists, cic"
=" thcFt must Ge Aulnc mistake nlH,uL that.
Air statements were entirely true. uttler gen-
tlr'nrn who were present know.f
49, What b'l':E gentlemen were prcsentl"
!:.ll to'ltlcll for otIe.'
Well. haw IL, vol understand Scuatut Dear
born'a position tuwi''
III aut sure he ,nuss have been incorrectly rc.
prrteL."
IL conclusion. Mr.. Fawcli statcl that his star
At spFiHElie'l wnull iut exceed twrutr.fuur
hoafa non that l!e should mot attrinpt II "Cet
N MY work." llr couldn't do this anil maintain
tlie position lie had taken: tint the office suuui
seek aud not be Aon.ht.
, 1879-01-10

d0 not bow In submission before tile
Egyptian deity TINT, a'lould ho ba sncceksfnl,
then It will BE- good-by to tho party In tho
State. Those who did not carry trunks In
the interest Of L7gau, no matter how mitch
they hnve dono for the Stato at largo, will
get nothing. They will be practically read
ont Of tho party. and tho Literary Bureau
will get up the warrant.
MIR. NtDDLE's DENIAL.
The Inter Uetan Of this dato contains whnt
purporls to 10 an interview with Alr. George
@. Campbell, Of Chicago, with the lion.
Frank Riddle, tho Senator from the Fourth
District, in relation to the defeat Of Judge
Lawrence, In tho contest for the United
States Ssnatorship two years ago. When
Mr.. Riddle snw that statement this evening,
It Ia no cxaggeratlon to say TINT he WAS mad.
Happening to fall In with Tnr Tn1nuSE man
about TINT time, he unbosomel himself in
tho most emphatic and satisfactory manner:
"Wllat havo you to say. 8enntor, In iola-
ton to tho question as to who boat Judge
Lawrence two years since, rs reported In
this interviow2" asked lie reporter.
$50 fur as that interview relates to mo-"
said tlle Senator, with qniver IN Lis tones,
it II falae in general and iu detail. Thore's
not wonl Of truth In 1t from ha-
ginning to end, anil tho story ia 10
r1tl.oulously fllse that I am not willing 10
believe that Afr. Campbell l,as over said 10
my roportor, or to anybody else, anything
to that effect. No lawyer of l,is rcpntc.l
stumbling would presume 10 make such q
abatement In oneu violation of tho fncts.
, 1879-01-10
SENATORIAL.
Logan Has Enough Votes to
Give Him the Caucus
Nomination.
Unless the Republicans Who
Despise Him Assert Their
Manhood.
Tie Democrats Again Willing
to Vote for Any Able
Republican.
Logan Will Castigate the Re-
publican Party If He
Succeeds.
Ills lIcw-Gag Now Lures
Him tn Affect
to Nod.
Senator Riddle Brands an Inter-
Ocean" Publication as Con.
catenation Of Lies.
Lis Recollection Regarding the
Lognn Achievement of
Two Years Ago.
II I Uaunot Be Elected, No Other Re-
publican Will De Elected BY
This Legislature"
Senator Riddle Brands an Inter-
Ocean" Publication as Con.
catenation Of Lies.
Lis Recollection Regarding tho
Logan Achievement of
Two Years Ago.
If I 0aunot Be- Elected, No Other Be-
publican Will Da Elected BY
This Legislature"
SENATORIAL.


very quiet day 80 far rs the Senatorial con.
1liet is concerned, aud, from tue FREQ aud
easy manner IN which they take things ut
the Logan headquarters, 1t would appear
that the question Ia settled, 20 far as tho
contest Of tue caucus is concerned. Hut
there ID 1nany slip between tho cup md
tho lip, aud Lo9nn may find himself no
nonror hsa election two weeks hence
than he did two years ago. In ccrtnin quar-
ters OF tho Republican parsy the hostility To-
wars1a him III groater than 1t was when he
sold out tho party to give tho election to
JWlgo Davis. Many Of those who how give
been whipped in, sud would, on tho slight
est pretenso, full out II 1sopublican
"dark horse whom the people wo'l1a
delight to honor wers apFanB upois ll'a sau-
CHS with any show OF 1lnalIy securing the
election. Long Jones aud the other ,nat,-
opors Of tbo Indian Chief cloi,o that liz has
about 50 yotos, but It In very t1fllcult for tho
most oxnert politician lcro to plnco their
fingers on tholn, It would be much moro
correct II his strength were cstimoted at
about co.
80 coSFIDEST.
ho"osof' afe taey OF securing tho great
oo'e' s'eeoS7 '""' 'aoy 6eF'"1s'y cohteR'
r'a'' iolclng q Caucus '''ls "ecS. "hotnef
tnoy wiz w NJ oe not :'n'o oh'y can 'o1!'
tuo"s'. w ."o pteson. "s'''ns '4o"s sones ~
"cct""'5 III 'a'o' u IT, Aoesh tct"sos 10
.say mitch on the subject, and simply con-
ttnes h'nnolf to the re1nark that
Ao went III 10 VIII, nnu Is con-
tlslcut Of tho result. At tho
Oglesby headquarters tho day was very quiet,
T1o Senator thoroughly understands the
tactics Of lB antagonist, aud, notwthstautl-
ing the claims OF tl.o latter, prs1lcs the even
teuor al lis way. autl il not thu least bit dis
couragcd. Ills managers nre 4uiotiy at
work, kntl what they accomplish, they mako
no boat Of. The saulo q, politics is o good
doal liko the siufal gauo of draw.pokcr,
and 1t docs nut always Ito to play tho bluff.
THE DEMOCRATS
uAFt 0FTlFdu NJ Au AutttFakAH4lEt DY WHICH
, 1879-01-10

AL' y" '~"@''
There were no Developments III the Senator1a!
question Yesterday. Wednesday, public U1,nulI
rruarIrti tho elcctton oi JA.nas III blnw tn l.u.
~ sou,r. ,,,tv..,, t1,c ,r., E,nbfi ,,Irfo,,
-~ t .., w 0p'"'o"s
80 INT ~ eau pe asec1'"'"eut Ha4 tlslucsEo"o uo
change. Hut many exprcss ttIe spteton that
jutuck laa sold uut tllat hu went to k,yr1ue ,eItl
rIe,t,,.d .r,hrr II, ri urwrtt ,r fr,shr nnt =, ..
~. ~or.o,,aI sn<.an,,ivas,. ,,.,.. h,'..,,
c"'c hia PcFsot'a' aH'",'u'@s,"e"'' ea'c "'Ehse'1
away to Logan. Charley FaFw0ll IL an cxecp-
ton to tho rule. 1lu don't think 10 ut al.
tWhut. iu yotr or,tnEol,, tlurs JuIneAr eterttun
.n,,,,at",,, ,.a. n.Lo', ~ ,';,, ..,.torIs.
:. =. ~ n x,n".ht'', ~ - ~, , I ;,,",, sn;nr
w., f.."n 1,"ar,i ~. rm,rnr s"n.,o.. .h,.
j.. ,,as s,i.I ortin p'0'es '"3'
AVE-. W. ~" tt ,t.ra i, ~, fu,,,,f,,, t,u,. r,.
4,ro.oi, III, ~ f,,sa -" H.. iii w., oa ~ lno
ssv sS o,! 's nv fu., = % !n na
,sn' nat' & ..' .h "" -. n. 'o'"@! pa''ol'
out t, Tat ,,,1tsaA musn a'an ", t. :" n,
,xet ~ smri,',,r"1"i NJ, nrtiv aIw ~ t'It ~
~, a. ia,,., ~ r.",. tn,S..., - '""se't
= 1. T"r ~ Ennv Gn want .h,,. ~, 1,
,n,Tan, H.. want" h. .,sk.r.h,,! W -. ."t T..
~ sI1'r,. xa-v ,'r"ns.,v "crI,,,aa ~ ~. ~, ~
sif -, IN. ,',., !, ~ '" p'soss ot11
- II. H. s' ~. MI ~ ,,,c,,roa r., anu ,r. .,m
~, n, 40 rmnw a w,s III 'I'o,s, J., WI ~ ~, u,
S ~, ~ vt.,. , Nv Ianr, Sat .t ~ ~
,,e, ~ ia rn,'r,.a -, ""AS WI ~ '''a *c'
A. III. ,1,s,n,,re 7 rarn,, c,vs ,rx ,,,,,,,,, n
t.Wha,, ar., w., ,1,,iM, -, s,..,st; ~
al Mn"s i,5,, tt.wra,t.J ~ ~, ',4 ~, ~
kha, do 50 In rs.a,,,so H. tb.s ~"
, 1879-01-10
MnRI(iN hi'MICtiAEl.

rutLApELpnsA, ra., Jau. a.--The funeral
scrtircs wcrs read over tho scu!alns Of Moston
McsIichael this afternoon Ut Fl. Marks Prot.
estant Episcopal Church. Ths following gentlo-
.nen ucts4 a. p1ll.bearrrx: William e. Stok-
lry, Aiaror: J. l. C!arkalrc, Judge Of
thr Court VI Common Pleas; Heusy 81.
Phillips, F1cc-Psesldeut IT the Park
CounuAtsslou ana President Ut The CITY Trusts !;
Ur. Ch4rI:. J. St!lic, Provost Ut tbs University
u Pennsylvania; t;eu. l;abeft Patterson, lleusy
Z. Carct. and G."r:e ", Ch,lds. After tho
services the to1y VIA takeu u Laurel Hill To-.
iutGElAeUt.
, 1879-01-10
SENATOR RIDDLE,
MIS- nECoLLEcTI0x or TnE CONTEST OF TWO


fEArs AGO.
Rpfri1t Fitpofch 10 Tia TrltHnt.
Srn1NoriEL1,, Jau. GA chapter VI the ar-
cicnt political history Of John A. Logan, Tho
raiu-or.ruin candidate for tho United States
Ecrato, TINS nlrcady been published 10 Tile
Tribune, creating profound Sonaatfon t.rtc
among a!1 clauses of politicians. 4 chaDtet
from the medieval history ui TINT asluto poltt.
ciau ~ herewith presented, wlIicl, will probably
set forth some 1arts not hitherto known In n
yury clear ntd uum!stakablo light. Thccl,aptcr
Ut history referred to relates to events which
happelled during thu prutracted senatorial
struggle vi tw" years ago. and the uarrator is tho
Hon. Francis 4. Riddle, tho scuntor frun Cook.
EncouutcrlDg that gentleman !u the sotunla of
tho Lelund Hotel to-tlay, thu representative Of
THE THinukE demanded the truo.inwnr1ness Of
the contest two ycard ago.
TIL o not know what use 1t could subscryc
now" replied tho cautious senator, "anl 10
much hns already brcl said on that subject that
doubt the ex1ciseneY Ut saying anything moro
ut tho present tiHc.h
"llus thu whuo truth eror appeared In
prlntl" nskel the reporter.
"lt never has,'' sail hr. Riddle.
"lncn tho truth Of history and m c1pectaut
people demand lt,' was the pressing rcjoindor.
Alter solno further hesitation, scl,ator Riddle
yielded reluctant consent, a,l.l commcpccd
TUE FOLLOWING NAMnArlys:
ION Jan. II, 1877. at thu conclusion OF the
JOINT ballot Ut tlie House and Senate, upou my
motion the Joint session adjourned. There lad
been sl1 jont bailuts, IN three OF which ali tho
Republicans iu both llousc4, including Eastou,
had voted fur Gen. Logan, and. In addition to
the Republican Senators, Buch'er, Of Cook, who
I,al been eIeptea N an independent, had voted
three or fur times for Lornn. Tlls
Republicans who had hcsn disallrrted tu.
wRrds Logan. had been assured that upon tho
second or third Joint ballots II Logan could
ret tho entire Republican strength he would re-
cciyc enough yotcs from the opposition IL it,
sure his election. When the sixth ballat closed
It seemed apparent 10 tl,osa who lsad been called
unfsc,.uly to upn. Logan that the uasuraoccs
l,u had given In regard 10 l.is election wsrc not
true. Upon tho adjournment On thls day la
question 1t was quito eyilcnt to eestain llepub-
l.ears, who were hupposcd to be somewhat dis
affected to Losa,l, that his hopes for strength
from tho opposition sufficient to eject hin were
either visionary or
FOUNDED UPON FALSE PROMISES.
1t Was thought best, after tho adjournment ou
that day, 10 call together u caucus Of tho Ru-
publieat, purity, which met in tho la.ca' ordinary
Ut tho Leland llotc to which u! tl4a Republic
ana were iuvted, and At which oil tiis Republic
All nlembers ot both branches Of the LEGISLATURE
were pTesent, ana think eenator buehlers lu
add1ttot'' WAS thtse'
" Al that tautus the question ot the SUCCESS
Of Logan was discussed, ~ well ~ thu uttttude
oi certain mcmhsrs ot tile Republican party
VINO mad remained out Of the CAUCUS at which
t}en. Logan was nominated. 1t wRs thcN stated
by TIC irienda ot Gen' Logan tl'at Ac desired tu
, 1879-01-10

"a, '"t''' ~ ''e 'ri"nhf'
..o' o""' ''' ''a'h anu pupi!c dis
Patches from Springfield 'nfo''n MS that ut Lo-
ari that It beltowa fnrtt, H.. .uu.,,. T., ~, ,na
h.or,. ~ IL. fr,,,r,,, a,,5 a., ..,,s.. Nv.
a.s"s ~ -. '"o".'' -" "''u - .''e ee!a1 at'a
,;na1S'ss. a.,, 70 ny "ohoe'1a' a'tempt to push
himself into position whcre Ae Is not wanted
BY the pcuIic Of this Stn,e,
We urc stto Informed, that a, b1. +oo,,. I'm,
o,,s.. a,,,,,,I H. a,',,n,,n. ~ .' s '"''"S i'e'
1a ..'n.,"., .,s. ;. auua"es' ann 'nat nose VINO
arc inclined that ~ay TN refresh tho inner man
with dosc Of eO1r mash when ieqllrcd, which
Ia ycry oftcu. or cm,r,c hi. mn, IN ,o..
;n,casant for tho.c vim liz. ~ .,.,, ,h,an. w.. n,,
expect eoh'ctf'ne oe'tff IN sac 1usuFc. provided
Their nun Wins
Dut In all fctl0utncss. Gun Tho renrcsent atIves
Lt,,J H., - ,,,,..S a.. wv s"es''-
g.. 49, ,., - - por1'"' eI"'''"e"1 O., " 'o''
~ u4o' y! ,''e eFatosfulp unon '''s mah
,,"s,.s . !"soo.'t ..us' ano ''"hpets ~
~. 'aa,nnant p'@est o' 1hc people 's
thsv hnv, te-a,.,.u. ,,,,,. @ .! " poes,o!S 'Mat
publican party Of Illinois Wien ,juh,, 4. Lor"n
yutcd for tlc back pay steal, and when It Vas
discovered tIIae ny, w!l'l other false leaders ot
IT,. las Mua ins nanas III the !it-Moolisr
uriy That aa ssyd ,c ,,a,I''n 5rraI t"e
ului tnatle this country what II nerrr wns nrior
10 the Kcbeftluni Wg viii not he 50 ionbtjnv.
Thu men at SUriu1tieId arc reurexentatIves mn
ouly Of party luIt Of the ne9,n]r. M,ti thcy II,
tic honest mlebt OF patrIutts1n viii sec
10 it Inst n1ntl h ecnt d, tia Iintte,I ststc.
Sennte II OF, this great Htnte wIo lines mt 1,niy
represent thu rost.()fIrr or n11y hr ntfirc. ht
tie interests Of alj alike, wuuj,l 10 t;o,l as
f,cpubiIcnn tint n.Ieht thrnw nv rhnia sosi
Into i6u words IN, aL,1s to wri;r. far / knnw
IT wnat bpcalt, and lore fny country upd
party too we'll to l1sr n,tytttnr Int what I frni
au,I kuuw To lw tt tts Lrst jntt.rrs,.
lhe election of John i. I.oEat 10 the l'ntt,,,
Btutta Seuutc-autt gentlemen OF tic J.ct.isla-
/ ttrc, mark tic predirtu,1, tjowu in ymr n~ss,
ht.-t,skcs Iiliuo,x .in41aI abjo S,a,e In lsSll:
a1ut are VIZ prepared for any nnrIl runli,,gcn;y}
Words arc useless, You. ucntirmen. barc thn
power; heo TO IL that you 10 usr that mower. tint
thc [tItrrcot OF air 8tute aud nntfnn vii nnt
suffer ty your uc,ton. ,jt,sT,cx.
JOHN !. h1yAKrn uurr1,oyxn.
r., ~. ,:,i,.r - ~. T+.,....
49,, 3 r,>,..,', ~, 1's"M
CH!cA"o. "ams "-lho po'u atlu h1ahly fnan-
t1tr In which THE TRIBUNE iIas opposed the at-
tempt Of John i. Logan to Iul|loze tho Lrnte-
]aturc lno returning him to thu Senotcttr.crrr.
, 1879-01-10
Declaring that tho Indictments Would
he Withdrawn, but Hill Will
Not Have It.
Senator Beck Pays HfS Respects
to Secretary Sherman with
Much Figur.
Mormons Anxious to Hare the 9u-
prame Cont Decision Made
Prospective.


PEW DEVELOPMENTS.
aprefdt oftpafsA TO 47s 7t7oars.
NAsnlforos. u. T., Jau. 0-Ihere are no
ne" oeselopfnehts III the Hlo4Eelt case
PROCTOR Knott tried to call tic judiciary Conl-
mlttee together last night, hut was unsuotcsa-
fuI. A nIcrtInG vas to have been held to-day
to deeIde whctaer eub-comtnittec should hs
sent to Chicago, but owing to the adjournment
Tor tho funeral ceremonies OF Representative
larirtdxe, It WIS not practicable to bold
meeting. II Is probable that iherc
Will bc one tomorrow morning, when tho
subject viii ha Finally uctcrsnlhct'' lhe ncm"
bess VI tIle Judiciary Committee anti ConRrsas.
mcn WHO know about tue subject are not agreed
a. 10 tue expeaiencs VI sctalng suheolan'!t.
tee TO Chicago. S,n,c OF DsulGttt's personal
ftacnda III Congress who nra nut n,rtntcrs 0f the
judiciary Committee areear,,cst In their protcAt
TINT tho cntito inquiry should he conducted
here. 1t Is noticeable TINT tile persons who give
expression to these opInIons aru those who have
for tho most pptt
R1p1cuLEp 7nn CHANGES,
aud who declare that .hcre In nothing IN tie
whole business except tho malice OF 1o.io
young men. Tn the contrary, the Representa-
ttycs vlo from the outset havs appeared to he
anxious for an investigation urs equally earnest
that a committed SHOULD be sent to Chicago,
Carter Harrison thinks this IL Indispensable, unu
that Tin Investigation hero would be vi little
consequence at this period Ia the session, aud
wlti, tho present condition uf business Lcfosc
the judiciary Committee, and the ]Irtcrr,lpa.
tluu OF the different mcmbcrs Ut that Cosn-
niittcc.
It las been impossible 10 obtain exprcssfans
Of optnfun FROM tho C,HlnIItt ecllcn then4elycs.
4 few, howaycr, ilavu expressed views to the
, 1879-01-10

drtciaI Hat1teA 10 1As Tribune
WAsulSarua, u. e.. Jsu. s.-Capt. Pattss-
sou, Superintendent ol the Coast surrey, Ia.
becu before thu House Commtteo on Ap;re-
psiatiny !u rcgatd to the proposition to transfer
Lis oillce to tle Interior Department 1aa x,ta
, 1879-01-10

TROUBLE IL TIN MORMON CAMP.
Special Dsputch to IA4 Irtrlaf.
WAsAiSGTos, ID. e.. Jau. N-I,cle2ate Cau-
uol'. VI ltal. I. very much eonc< s,,e 1T thv tc-
teut 1ee1.tuu u tue CuIted S.ates Suprr,uY
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, July 26, 1000 A. M.-Corn-
August, 36@Se1S; September, 365s Pork
August, IS IS; September, IS 621a. Oats
August, 25b@25l4; September, 24%@
25. Wheat-August, 96; September, 934
CHICAGO, July %, II A. M.-Pork -Au-
gust, IS 5O@S 571s September, S. GEO
8 IS. Oats-August, 251S; September,
24%. Corn-August, 36ls; September,
365s. Wheat-Algust, 95; September,
934.
CHICAGO, July 20, 1900 M.-Pork-Au'
gust, IS SEX; September, IS 60. Wheat
August, 945s; September, 955S. Oats
August 25js; September, 24B Corn
August, SO; September, 9Gla.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-27

burning Of coal was essential but in a few
years past ] have given this subject some
particularly last year.
THE DOCTORS THEORY.
My reasons are these, that when we
breathe all three Of the gases that are well
mixed, we are healthy. But when one Of
three gases forms in body and excludes
the other two, we must fall sick with some
disease q mean carbon gas, hydrogen and
oxygen-these are the three gases al
lude toy.
1t is well settled matter that when car
bon gas excludes oxygen and hydrogen
that it produces cholera. Hence when the
hydrogen becomes body sufficient to ex-
clude the other two gases, high state of
bilious disease sets in and finally terminates
in yellow fever and very soon becomes an
epidemic. Now, by the burning of char
coal pits in the affected districts you intro
duce carbon gas to break the clouds of
hydrogen gas, and oxygen gas will follow
the carbon, and when there is
a sufficient quantity Of carbon and oxygen
gases the cloud of hydrogen will be broken,
and so soon as the three gases become well
mixed, the epidemic will pass away.
DIRECTORY AND AFFIRMATIVE.
] send you this for you to publish for the
benefit of those who are suffering, and If
you think it not worth publishing send it to
some Of the Memphis papers.
I have seen great many things through
life that at first appeared simple; but on in
vestigation was very useful. am now 60
ing on to seventy years of age, and have
lived in many localities in the United
States, but never was in but the one mess of
yellow fever. Very Respectfully,
DR.. D. Z. EDGAR.