, 1873-10-23

,ollicrn inferred lii t]lo National cemeteries
throughout tho country. Thd nnmhor Of graves
Il about $50 600, md 1t is estimated that ss00000
of tho 81 100000 appropriated by Congress- wlA
bc necessary to provide heatlstones of sufficient
size and weight to romain In plaoo when aot up,
md which must combine tho clements
1t durability deeency and q caheapaose' aoae
G. but tho Secretary Of War has withheld Ills
decision until cacn bidder could prcHont sanplo
Of tho stone ho could furnish, because thoro was
considerable opposition to his original purpose
quality. OF Htono Of which tho headstones were
to DO made.
The Development Of tho Manufacture
OF fA1cui1ol-A Republican Newspaper
ON IBoutsvcl1--rIae INDIAN Deleuit-
1ious Talking Freely and rlninly-
Ei1lcr on the Credit 1lObilicr StntcB-
Alcns
Spsefai Dfsp1tch 10 Ths Chieu5o Tribune.
ALcoHo1 Expon1El 90 EUROPE. |
WARRINGTON, D. g., Oct. 22.-l1 tho recent reporta
received at tho Bureau htre from r0Scnue officials
III various parts Of the country, upocia mention IL
made Of the fact that tho amount Of alcohol
that has lately beon Withdrawn from
bond for export to Europe Ii 1argcly
III o1ceHs Of any former period, and tho ncrcaho 10
likely to continue. Orders from foreign merchants
IRE larger and moro numerous than ever before. The
reason why Tho United States shnli not, within com-
parntivoy abort spacs Of ic supply tho entire world
with alcohol. He says that instead Of burning and
otherwise throwing away the Immense auantitios OF
Gran produced In this country, as has been and ts
being dono In home sections Of tho Union,
TINT valuable product will in tho futuro
he nearly entirely utilized and consumed.
Alcohol, ho thinks, will bocomo one Of our
chief articles Of export to Europe Tho fact TINT tho
demands for spirits for export increasing is matn-
" attributed to the Preparatons being made by new
day and Is tho facIltios for transporting grain il
bnlk to Europe are inadequate large proportion o.
tho surplus produced n s country WILL IT, IT. thG M 1oT f,
turc,
Tho evening Administration organ hero ts becoming
moro fcarcsn ant, outsPoken In ia comments upon tho
leading among the faithful Radical auppottera Of
"Just a. ovory Old wouun has cor.an remedy, Or
thinks slo has, for toolhache rhcunasism aud other
'fFs aape n LIS one
S sbs to Say cheap snd - dssr, wsg;s xi p h,gh
ics and revolutions will be unknown. Ex-secrearY Of
tic Treasury Boutwell, is the very atest statcsmanto
v ~ Il na IN IN ha drecon bis
ions entitled to more weight than are those 9f
most Of tho would-be wise whoRo remedies would
be worse sllan tho dIseaac."
TIE 1SD1as' GREAT FATHER nD1srosED:
Owing to the iadisposiio Of their great father TO-
tH,,s now lcre were 10 huyo had, IL postponed until
sone other day. They we're today prepared
| NV tho Becrctary Of the Inferior au1 Commits
| soncr Of Indian Afa!rs for tho meeting 1T
tin White uouae Tho Impression 81 1t III called,
which was made, did not please them; and although
| the apokeaman Of tho Ulcs lot oil some
| :, PRETTY rLA1N TALK,
he saa evidently Impressed by the Indications that he
would haye to submit whatever lila white friends at
Wasninstop or thcIt Ageuts at the indian Reaerya-
ton. wcrc most inclined to grant. Tho Utes, having
y treaty ccdcd 600 aces Of their reservation ia
e Unlicd Statrs claim the privilege Of hpendug the
SIS 600 annuity ugrccd to be pasd them by the
Goyernuent iu any way they ploase but they were
Informed that the annuliy could only DO expended as
on their Agent and the Government thought best.
| Owray lead Chief of the Utea. and spokesman fol
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