, 1880-03-04
WASHINGTON.
Another Attempt to Increase
DonnelIy's Majority Over
Washburn,
Through Dcxterons Mathematical
hlanipulntfons by Il Demo-
cratic Committee.
The Senate Follows Up the House
Appropriation to Star Postal
. Service
And Stingingly Rebukes the Post.Offico
Department for Its Unlawful
Course,
Tho Utes Apparently Willing to
Leave tho Colorado Iics-
ervatiOn,
But viii Insist upon Being l'ber"
| ally Compensated for So
Doing.
The Nonrhons Greatly 1nccnscd Mt tho
Political Decisions Of the Su.
prcnlc Court.
Gen. Logan Continues His Remarks
| on the Legal Phases Of the
Porter Case.
Tho Utes Apparently Willing to
Leave the Colorado Itcs-
eryatiOn,
But viii Insist upon Being liber-
ally Compensated for So
Doing.
The N0nrhons Greatly Inccnscd Mt tho
Political Decisions OF the Su'
prcme Court.
Gen. Logan Continues His Remarks
on the Legal Phases Of the
Porter Case.
Observation-Disclosures.
THE MAILltOA1,-LDnuy NECo4tD or TIE CoEs
TESTA

Observation-Disclosures. :
THE nAtLltOAn-1.DnuY NEcoatD or THE cos.
TEsTANT.
sptttdt pispdteh to The Chicago Ttt6ttnf.
WARRINGTON, Il. c., March l.-It IL whispered
TINT tho Detn0crlttc members 0f tho Elections
Comnlttcc hnye rcylsetl tho ,lcw returns which
tioy prepared and presented n few tnyB ngo,
nud accarIlng to which Mr.. Dunnclly WIS elected
hy majority Of 1Gi votes. Tho ruyisch returns
nre believed to elect 1)unnolly by moro thnn *o0
n.jn:ity. From this It would appear tllat tho
Democrats arc In fair wAy to muster tho inHtho.
nuticIl difficulties which hnvG been such Il pllx-
zlc TO them In this casc. O,itst.lu OF tho Elec-
t1ons Committee great interest Ia manifested In
tho Minnesota case among both Democratic mil
Nrprhilcun mombors Of tho 1lousc Tho pull
lic.tlon uf tho facta connecting Mr. nonno9ty
with tho Memphis t. 1T i'Hso Hallway lobby In
1871 Inns excited sHne Of tho DeMoorta who
nuycr knew, 0r l,nd forgotten, thRt cplsodo In
sr. Da.nelly's carccr.
IT MAY liz nKNEMHEnEp
that Mr. Uounci!y, then Republican member nf
tho House, wins refused Il denomination by tho
Republican Convention In 1908, and that llo
therefore Immediately shed hls Republican
c'onk, and by Boiling secured tho election Ut q
Democratic Representative from d Republican
district. Fcbulnry following tho election OF 1eos
Dir. DoslileIly entered Into certain negotiations
With tho nHnnger Of tho railroad lobby referred
to. MI. D0nnetly was ttien still n mcfnocr OF
:'orErc", and TIM h,hhy wos rcrr active In try
tnR To 9ct through tho House bill giving to
tho Memphis s. III rlso ltai!rt'ad Conlnnny q
chMrtcr aud III extensive lant!-Rr1lnt: Tbs b1ll
tHsscd tho House mt TINT spsAln1,. Tho tlMturn
1T Mr. H,lrsclly's connection with tho ngont OF
tho Company Ia sufficiently explained by the
following GxtrAcs from tho Eccordh Ut tue C0n-
paIly, which wcru first
l. PRINTED FIVE YEARS AGO:
"The Committee nlso Apprs,so n transfer Of
saoO,EU stock, made ty ". Schmnn ~ lKnntt'a
ilnnclly, and ulihnrize snLi Sch,noo to pny
Asd Dni,f,clly Il tl,ic-htl OF $'U.Hn mt of thu
proceeds If Il lpnn .!s fiat ns convenient. sai!
;!uc.Il helng signed by j. C, FrGmont nnu Il. II.
Eppurx,.l, au i.nted Fciriiary. 1ta19+ and t, Gc
considered III u r,'tainlnK fec 1or tho sHd Dun.
nelly ~ counsel ft'r this Company.
ten. Fremont WIS l'rcsdcnt and Mr. Sch'nolG
WIS Treasurer ur tho I'll Inso CoInpnny.. Several
| Domncrstic members Of tho t[ot,Hn slcclaro TINT
fl View Of str. pnn.lc!lys llnfrigrnnt fccortl. Il
IL II pIcco Of subtnu inp,l,lenco for hin, to turn
| uut nnn who wns elected By moro thnn :l0t
| majority in order to sent him. They decsart
further TINT tho Democratic purity cannot aflort
| to do this taluX.