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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-05-01


The other day we accidentally un-
earthed a copy of the White Cloud
Chief which came to hand during our
recent absence. AS specimen of black
gIlardism, half-priced patent medicine
advertisements, and "yaller backed" lit
erature prospectuses, it does not differ
materially from the general appearance
of that concern. 1t appears to glory in
tho supposition that its articles about
the editor of this paper are hurting
somebody down this way, and that we
feel bad. We wish to assure Stun that
in this he is mistaken. We want him
to go on. If his articles can hurt US
we want to be hurt. The only feeling
we imagine Slum's articles can create
is one of jealousy among the universal
pole-cat family. We should think these
animals would feel bad at seeing the
Chief steal their occupation. We shall
not attempt to retort in kind, because
we long ago acknowledged that Slum
could beat us at blackguardism. If his
attacks on our personal character re-
lieve him in the least of his over-charg-
ed personal spleen because we proved
him liar, we hope he will pitch in to
his hearts content. We anticipated
this would be his resort when we es-
tablished the fact that his denunciation
of the State Normal School was false
and utterly groundless. Denunciation
is always the resort of weak minds
when they have not brains to sustain
themselves, Slum is the best illustra-
ton of this we know of anywhere. He
wrote an article denouncing all the
State Institutions as swindles. We re-
piled so far as the Normal School was
concerned, knowing his statements in
regard to that institution to be utterly
groundless, and believing them to be
made through feelings of jealousy and
personal hatred toward some of the
men who were active in securing its
location here. 1t is characteristic of
the editor of the Chief that he never
could bear to- see anybody accomplish
anything and get proper credit for 1t.
he played the Stoughton bottle In the
Legislature several years, and is mad at
everybody who did not, like himself,
content themselves with an affirmative
grnnt on motions to adjourn. 1t has
Always been rarity for the CAief to
speak well of any one, while every man
that has crossed the editors path. or
Mlled to yield to his ignorant, bigot.
ed, self-important notions of things has
been abused and blackguarded. The
CAt9 never attempted to sustain it,
charges against the Normal, but com,
menced war-On our personal char
deter, thus admitting to the minds O
all who gave the matter though
that his abuse of this and other insti.
tutions was false, and convincing The
public that he could not prove them
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-05-01

A prize fight came off Wednesday, in
kentucky, twenty miles below Coving-
ton, between two bruisers, named Kcat-
ing and Halliwood. AT the third round,
Heating broke his wrist, and the fight
ended.
Its a pity he hadn't broken his worth
| less neck.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-05-01

General Grant has issued orders to
all officers in the Southern ports to see
that the quarantine laws of the United
States are faithfully executed.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-05-01
Topeka Lumber Market.
LUMBER! LUMBER

HNfIE undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens of Emporia and vicinity that
he is now receiving 4 very large stock of all
grades of lumber purchased from first hands
and that he will sell cheaper than haseYer been
offered heretofore in this market.
18YpTIrr. f-TrTPpENrrr
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FARM FOR SALE,

A good farm for sale on Coal creek, sever
"A miles southeast of Emporia; fifteen acre
Of timber; tlirty-five acres under fence, ant
20 acres broken. Apply TO
HORACE WYMAS,
1920 Emporia, Kansas.
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NOJNI1 NILKkS OF EIIE,
EUREKA, GreenWo God County. Kansas

EUREKA, Greenwood County, Kansas.
The County Commissioners met in pursuance
of adjournment.
Present, w. +. Osborn, Chairman; VIM. Mar
tindale and G. w. Cope Commissioners; and j
L. Benson Clerk
On motion the proceedings of the last meet
ings were read and approved.
On motion it was ordered that the case of r
r. Turner EX-Sherif be postponed until the
July session.
1t was ordered that the Clerk receive tho
Book of Abstracts from the Humboldt Land
District at the price agreed on when the con-
tract was made at $4,000.
The account of s. S. Preuty was presented
and allowed. Amount, $1,000. The account
of w. b. Godfreys for bringing Blanks from
Madison to Eureka was not allowed
On motion it was ordered that the Surveyor
procure Field notes for the County of Green
wood.
On motion the Board adjourned to mee
W. OSBORN, Chairman.
l. l.. BENSON Clerk
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FOR SALE,

n - head stock cattle, consisting Of cows
20 and calves, two year olds and yearlings
L. f. HICKS,
lift Waterloo Kansas.
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A Washington critic speaks of Judge
Curtis effort in defense of Andrew
johnson, as follows:
F'I found it easier to hear it all than
to stay away from it. 1t was study
of a conservative mind, trained mind,
a past school of elocution and reverence
nearly obsolete. His pronunciation
was perfect, after the method of Walk
er; he read Latin a few times, with the
elegance of a judge in the time of James
l., and his phraseology was compact as
a page of Locke Or Coke. The effect of
the speech upon myself was to make
me say, that old antediluvian is pyr-
amid At the same time doubt that
as practical speech Mr.. Curtis made a
success of his effort. l do not believe
that he changed vote. He made no
personal illusions of any sort to Mr..
johnson, no eulogy of his administra-
ton, and paid no circumstantial heed to
any of his speeches, messages or utter
ances. The plea was insensibly trib-
ute to Mr.. Curtis reasoning powers,
and not to Mr.. Johnson's innocence"
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Horse Breeders. Take Notice.

i may be seen at Groves livery stable, in
Emporia, on Saturday in each week, from the
LIST of May to the Ist Of July, and at my stable,
IN Fremont. five miles north Of Emporia, the
rest Of the week. r. Ii. ABRAHAM
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Senator Salisbury, of Delaware, got
"A cOwhiding, the other day, from a
brakeman at Wilmington. Both the
Delaware senator's are a decided dis
grace to the State and the country, ac-
cording to all accounts.
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FARM FOR SALE.

EIYE miles west of Cottonwood Falls, con
tanning 100 acres. 10 of which are cuItiya
ton. Good house and out buildings; well wa
tered and timbered; good spring close to tn
house. Price, $713 per acre.
11-29 JOHN DEAN,
Cottonwood Falls, Kansas.
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sx1O sash 65 cts, 1Ox12 SIS cts, &c. Doors
26NG6 So, 2Sx6S 1928, &c.
Call at the oldest lumber yard in Topeka,
corner of 9Th and Quincy streets.
d. Ii. JOHNSTON.
April 10th, 1868.
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EVER GREEN

= u y = -
American Spruce, 6 to II inches.
American Earch, q
Hemlock, 4"
White Pine, g
Arbor Nite, %
Balsam Fir,
"a They are nursery grown, and are in good
condition.
Ed5 The moisture has never dried off the
roots. Price, So perhundred; $50 per thous.
and. MAX FAWCETT,
lift Emporia, Kansas.
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Chance for Bargains.

r HAVE for sale, cheap for cash, 50,0 600 feet
L of Lumber of all kinds; a span of work
mares; span of mules; 1000 fence posts, LOO
of which are mulberry. Call and see me, as ]
offer the above articles at good bargains.
15-tf n. IOCkERMAN.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLES
Chambers Tube Wells,

TIME undersigned is engaged in putting i'm
| 4 the above wells for all who may want them
| in this part of Kansas. These Tube Wells are
very popular where they have been tried.
old style of wells. Orders may be left at the
| Emporia post office, or at Forest Hill.
j. W. STEVENSON.
15-3m Forest Hill, Lyon County, Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-05-01

The Paola Republican saws the travel
through that plac0is immense. There
were eighty wagons loaded with good
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PRICE CURRENT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-05
From san Francisco.

SAN Francisco, October 2-The fare
we'll benefit of Parepa Rosa last night
was an ovation. The Metropolitan was
filed to overlooking, closing brilliant
and successful opera season. Madame
starts overland for New York about the
middle of October.
Late Arizonia advices state that ow-
ing to the withdrawal of Il portion OF
the military forces from Southern Arl-
zonia, their time having expired, the
Indians are daily becoming more bold
and successful in their Outrages. With
in n few months, thirty persons have
been killed, and $4,000 worth of prop
erty destroyed by the savages in one
county alone. Governor Mccormick
has issued n proclamation calling Oat
the militia, to serve six months, unless
sooner discharged.
One of the most destructive rain
storms ever known in ArizOnia com
menced on September 9TH and lasted
three days, completely flooding the
country and destroying many villages.
A number of cattle belonging to Texas
emigrants were drowned in the flood.
Governor Mccormick and party, while
en- route to Prescott, were caught in the
storm and compelled to swim their ami
mails to reach place ofsafety.
kilograms from the interior report
considerable damage to the crops by
rain.
The post ship brought on from Glas-
Cow reports having experienced a
heavy shock of an earthquake at sea,
September 18th and 18th.
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Resolutions Adopted by the
Democratic State COnVen-
ton of West Virginia.

/. Resolved, That we approve the platform OF
the National Democratic Convention, lately rs.
sembled in New York, as the true exponent of
our political principles and pledge our hearty
and united support to the nominees of that
Convention for the Offices of President and Vice
President of the United States.
Q Resolved That we demand Of the Legsla'
ture of this State q reduction of the useless
swarm of officers with which we are infested,
and such other measures of economy. retreneh.
ment and reform as will reduce the surthen OF
State and local taxation, which is Gxhausting
the substance of urpeople.
3. LReSolUed, That we demand the reform OF
the present system of registration as unjust,
oppressive upon the people, and ut variance
with the fundamental principles of free govern
ment. ;.
4. ResolCed, That we denounce the Radical
paIty of this State, because, with view oil
perpetuating their own power, they have re-
fused to permit the people to elect their own
Registers, and have vested the power of appoint
me1t and removal in the Governor, 30 that the
INSCRIPTIONS purposes CT the party may be bet
ter ACCOMPLISHED; and because with the same
view. they have by recent legislation relieved
their Registers thus unfairly and Improperly
elected. from either civil or criminal response
bility, for even willfll and corrupt violation Of
duty.
5 Resolred That while we are willing to &C
cord to the negro the full measure of lega
rights, with ample protection of person aud
property, we are unalterably opposed to negro
suffrage, negro equality, and Radical legislation
looking to that end.
6. ResolUed, That we denounce the Kadica
party for having through its representatives IL
CONGRESS. by the passage of certain military re
constr uction bills, declared null and void the
Government of Virginia, which formed tht
State of West Virginia, thereby denying the
legal existence of our new State.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, October 3.
FLOUR-Dull and nominal at 75a
900.
WHEAT-Dull and no demand; No.
red held at 95.
CORN-In fair demand at o..
OATS-Dull at 60a6lc for No. l.
RYE-Dull at "a.
BARLEY-Closed firmer; unchanged
for Canada; sales offspring at 25a2 30;
fall, , 80.
COTTON-Firm at 26c for midlding.
WHISKY-Declined to p.
MESS PORK-In speculative demand
at % 30 this afternoon, but is held at
80 90.
BULK MEATS-Firm for shoulders
at lie and loose sides l4c.
BACON--Firmer and in demand a.
12!c for shoulders and 15tal6c for clear
rib and clear sides.
LARD-Held at 1850, but the demand
is light.
HAMS-Sales of sugar cured at lSia
l9ic.
BUTTER-In better supply and prices
tending downward; sales of fresh at 81
a4lc.
EGGS-Quiet at 204a2lc.
OlLS-Linseed dull at DIAL o.; flax
seed, 5Oa2 10; lard, unchanged and
quiet; petroleum sold at 3la33c for re-
fined.
GROCERIES-Unchanged.
ha A and in demand at l6 90
BEEF CATTLE-Unchanged and dull
at Base. "'-N >'"'A
HOGS-Steady at Z OOa9 IS gross
GOLD-139i buying.
EXCHANGE-Firm at par buying.
M0NEY-Market firm at SALE per Cent.
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Sprious Accident.

HUDSON, n. y, October "a seri
Gus accident occurred Mt Claverack, yes
terday. Six workmen who were en-
gagged on a new house for Prof. Flack
of the Hudson River Institute, were
carrying a heavy stone window sill t.
its position on the second story, wher
the scafiolding gave way, and all six
together with Prof. Flack, were precip-
itated distance of fifteen feet, and J
Carney had leg broken; Thos. Silver
nail, left arm broken in two places;
Daniel Hogan, injured internally, and
it is feared fatally; Chas. Killer, injured
in hip; Patrick Dolan, slightly injured;
a German, name unknown, seriously III,
iured about head and back.
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New York Market.
New YORK, October g.

AVE-" AOieht OOtOOSA "
COTTON-Firmer; sales 25OO bales
uplands at &c.
FLOUR-Closed quiet, without de-
cided change for low grades, and dull,
heavy and declining for medium.
WHEAT-Noninally 1a2c lower; the
unfavorable private cable accounts
from Liverpool and the frmness OF
freights C hecking export demand.
RYE-Closed firm at l AZ for western.
OATS-Dull and heavy at III a72c for
western afloat.
CORN-Dull and lower at 10la1 12t
for unsound; bal 49, for sound mixed
western afloat.
PORK-Quiet at % G0a25 65 for mess,
cash and regular.
BEEF-In moderate demand and
prices in favor of buyers.
CUT MEATS-Dull and declining.
BACON-Market closed in buyers IA
vor with very limited inquiry.
LARD-Quiet at l9sal9!c for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Steady at 26a2Sc,
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.l

LONDON, October 3.-D'Israeli has is
sued an address to his constituents of
Buckinghamshire, reciting the course
pursued by their Minister on questions
of reform, the national finance relations
between England and foreign nations,
and the triumphant termination of the
Abyssinian war. He comments at length
on the reform project, gives its history
and recounts his obligation thereto
He holds that the ministry had right
to expect that the Wings would wait
and learn the temper of the New FAR
lament on that question before press,
ing its consideration. But they sd" III
to bring before the House of Commons
at the last moment, bill seVelins wv
Church and State-for the diSes'"o
lishment of the Irish Church meant anu
included that movement. 1t lhVoi''u'
also. the stirring up of additional ran
oour and bitterness in Ireland. III
wopId unsettle property and make con-
fsoo+iop contagious; and, worse than
all il would give England over to
Ponerv, and practically to the rule of a
foreign power.
LONDON, Evening, October 3.-lt is
announced that the Great Powers of
Europe will allow their diplomatic re-
lations with Spain to remain in Stata
quo.
LONDON, October st is reported
that military and commercial treaty
has been concluded between France
and Holland, and that Belgium is ex-
pected to join its terms.
LONDON, October 3.-Perfect order
reigns in Madrid. At Barcelona the
people sacked the Town Hall, and pub
licly burned the statue of Queen lsa-
bella. Count Chester, who sought to
repress the riotous proceeding, was tired
on by the mob, but he fled and escaped
under the cover of night.
Bassols has been appointed to the COM
mand of the province of Catalonia by
the Provisional JuntO.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches
BY THE CABLE.
By Telegraph to the ReGister'l

M,np1D, October 3.-Marshal Serrano,
accompanied by seven Generals OF the
ormv entered Madrid to-day in tri-
umph. Great preparations were made
for his reception. The streets and
buildings, public and private, were su-
perbly decorated, and large civic and
military procession escorted the Gener-
ais through the city. The houses, side
walks and public squares along the
route of procession were crowded with
citizens, who received Serrano and the
Generals with wild enthusiasm.
The procession was followed by
parade and review of the National
Guard. This was great patriotic dis
play, and was made the occasion OF
striking manifestations of the popular
will. The troops carried side by side
with their flags, banners on which were
inscribed, "Down with the Bourbons,"
"Sov ereignty of the People" Religious
Liberty" "Free Education" and other
notices of similar character. At the
termination of the review Marshal Ser
rano made a patriotic address to the
immense multitude of citizens and SOL
diers, in the course of which he an
nounced that he had united with Cen
eral Prim in calling Marshal Espartero,
Duke of Velloria, to the head of the
State.
The formation of the new Cabinet
has been completed. 1t is composed as
follows: Marshal Serrauo, President;
CASTILLO, Minister of Commerce; Topeti,
Minister of Marine; Aquirre, Minister
of Justice; General Prim, Minister of
War; Olycaga, Minister of Foreign AT
fairs, and Madoz, Minister of Finance.
Manuel d. La Concha has been arrest
ed.
LONDON, October A contract for
the construction of an underground
railway in New York has been conclud-
ed with the English engineers who
built the underground railway in this
city, and they expect to enter upon the
work at an early day.
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MARRIAGE;

Reflect that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites 10 promote connubial
happiness. Indeed, without these the Journey
Though life becomes a weary pilgrimage the
prospect hourly darkens 20 the view; the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filed with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness OF
a,otLar hacnmaa hlighted with our own
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provements the proceeds of the sale OF -, sue en-
lands, and not the lands themselves, shouiu 10
so applied. A.,
drew johnson, in exercising the power OF IL MS
high Office in resisting the aggressions OF Con,
gress the Constitutional rights OF the ota'es -
and the people is entitled to the srautuGVss " ..
the whole American people, and on oehaL ~, =,
the Democratic party we tender him our ti'ii AS
for his patriotic efforts in that regard.
Upon this platforms the Democratic party aP'
peals to every patriot, including all the ConsSr,
vative element and all who desire 10 support the
constitution and restore the Union, forgetting
past differences of opinion, TO unite with US IA y.
the present great struggle for the liberties OF
the people, and that to all such, to whatever
party they may have heretofore belonged, we
extend the right hand Of fellowship, and hail All
such cooperating with us as friends and broth
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From TORONTO.

TORONTO, October 3.-A portion of
the WOODEN factory being erected at
Glen Williams fell yesterday, precipi-
tating 20 or 30 men to the ground, a
Instance OF 30 feet. One man was
Killed, and two fatally and ten seriously
wounded.
orders were received for the removal
from the Lakes of the Imperial gun
boats that have been doing duty mon
them for the past two Years. The
whole fleet will winter at Bermuda
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Attempted Murder.

BUFFALO, October 4.-Hugh Donnclly
moulder, made IN attempt to murder
Thomas Mcnamara, also a moulder, II
his bed, about four o'clock this morn.
ing. Donnelly entered his room and
inflicted several dangerous wounds in
McNamara's abdomen, face, &c. 1t is
thought the wound in the abdomen
will prove fatal. Donnelly was arrest
ed and committed. An old misunder'
standing is said to be the cause of the
attempted assassination.
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Erom KnnsnsC City

KANSAS CITY, Mo, October 3.-Dur-
ing the Radical meeting at the Court
House in Independence last night, pis-
tolls were fired outside and Mr.. Neil was
wounded in the neck and leg. While
a train with hundred and fifty Kansas
City Tanners was returning from the
meeting it was fired on by some men by
the wayside. Nobody was hurt. Four
miles west ofTopeka, Kansas, an engine
and three or four cars were wrecked and
the engineer, John Salmon, from near
TT. Wayne, Indiana, instantly killed.
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From indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 4.-Speaker
Colfax is in this city spending a few
DAYS. He was serenaded last sight at
the residence of T. 2. Hangby, by the
fighting Boys in Blue and large as
sembly of citizens, and in response
spoke briefly, but very encouragingly
of the prospects of success of the Re-
publican cause in October and Novcm-
Der. lie said the political horizon
never looked brighter. He will speak
here tomorrow night.
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National Insurance Company

National Insurance Company
WHEELING, wESryA
CAPGTAb......... 900
flee, 20 Monroe street next door ." hr' NJ
tiunal Bank
GEORGE X. WHEAT Prof,dmt
JAMES MCCLUNEY, We Ir0tihi
JOHN BISHOP secretary.
C. II. COLLIER Assistant Secretary aha 1r
oral Bu-iu"sz Agent
DIRECTORS.
John T.. Wilson, Gcorgc X W.
Jas. G.. Orr, sam LMpi
John A. Armstrong. james NC
A. g. Qnarrier. Morgan ct
George Adams
REFERENCES.
=. Brady. Cashier Merchant Natuu. .a'i
Wheeling: List, Morrison & Co., Vice.
Grocors, Wheeling; Pryor, Handlaa ! y.
Wholesale Grooora, Wheeling. MchAe' p
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling. Mdlsr
Knox, Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling b'if
Kraft a Co.. Druggists, Wheeling o.
! Frauzheim Co, Wholesale WincsAbaI li''
Wheeling: winship Woods \ Co, Qae'....''
! Wheeling; Lewis Baker. Pub. lIDlstH w..
! ing; 4. C.McAfes, Eotisns, Wbcriigl 'i..
! bell. Frrw s CO., Pubs iHbVyHo'r, We
| OFT, Son & Co., Hardware, Whcc.i1e
Sands Cashier First National Bank, l...
X. 7. Camden, Prcst Nat n, Baht. VS.
w. Va, Capt. John Mcclure. Jr, "h''.t
mays
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, UctoDer D.
FLOUR Unchanged and active;
spring extra at 6 00ao 25.
WHEAT-In good demand; sales OF
No. at 441al AZ; No. 3 opened at 80,
advanced to 37aa, and closed at l 3oa
l 364; sales since Change at 80.
CORN-Easier; No. l opened at e9c,
advanced to Sc, and closed at o6!c; No.
? 4aIc lower; sales at S4a56c; nothing
done since Change.
OATS-Firm aud active, closing ut
sole.
RYE-A shade easier;sales of No. l at
| lSal 10; No. 2 at l4ia1 10.
BARLEY--Less active and SC lower;
sales of No. . at 77al so, closing at in
side figures
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Increase of The Public neb,

NEW YORK, October 3.-The public
debt statement for September, it is said
will SHOW an increase in the debt of
100000.
The Herald says the Treasury De-
partment has put forth semi-officially
a document exposing the erroneous sta
tistics in Delmar's recent statement. 1t
claims that Delmar failed to include
a cash balance of sl03,0O0,OOO on hand
in June.