I'uluti* 1.1. S Candler, of Atlanta, the
con’inandor of the Fifth roi'inn nt. who is
* . Wai li • il v at the in itaace
i f the Georgia d i* gat.on of congressmen,
ure i ■. dalma to t o office,
tray receive ti *• appointment at the lianas
e.f ir. sbli nt Cb-v« !.ind. It fact, his eltan.'c
с. su* i’ ss to gr* uler possibly than any
othi-i candidate. Colonel Candtor is a p* r
s-«.r al frii'ioi of the president s and that
fact n its-ls *s much in his favor.
The only thing that si*ems to stand in
the way of Colonel Cat dier app- ars tu bo
a well establish. *! precedent whii h gives
M arn y officer ti * preference in such an
appointment, where lie has a legal . duca.-
ti .n It is very prul.abli, liowimt, tli.it
President Cleveland wl 1 depart Iron: tho
r< gul ir ’i;l- and go outside. Bi that *xi .it
Colonel Candler will be the judge advocate
general of tlie war department, an office
tor which he is eminently qualllicd i’l
every respect. Two qualifications are esp. -
ciaily necessary for s ich an officer—ali.hty
as a soldier and a lawyer. Bolli uro < 0.'.1-bined
bined in Colonel Cani’l* r to a very marked
degree. His military career his been no
less brilliant than his success in tbu prac
tice of law.
“SAY SO.”
Rev. Dr. Talmage Preached a Suggestive
Sermon Yesterday.
HOW TO START A REVIVAL
Tlie Doctor Believes in Practical Re
ligion—Advises Christians To Tell
Their Experiences.
Washington, January 19.—(Special.)- Rev.
