, 1874-07-01
NOTES AND NEWS,
.Sueciat Disuatch to Tho Citicago I'rtbuns.

TOO EASILY ouLLEu.
WASHINGTON .. G., June 30.--The Secretary
Of Tho Treasury received to-day an is'<l,gnant
letter from person at st. Charles, Mo-, who i'll
closos an advertisement Of Il cheap hotol at
Peoria, ILL.,, which Is printed attor the style Of
the old hyo-dollar Treasury noto. Tie letter is
signed "JuHtica, " nud decl.res TINT the whole
country il Hooded with thnso advertisements.
aud they arc ),nssed Gil the country people rs
genuine money! aud the awlnilors decalnp be-
foro tho fraud is discovered. Justicia wants tho
Secretary to put his foot down and stop this vio-
lnton OF law, upd concludos: Tor God's Kaka
stup this if you GILL;"
c1y1s. SERVICE REsoRM.
Under tic Civil Service law, an Examiner-ln-
Chief was provided at an ANNUAL salary OF 3l,oH0,
and thiH position was held to-day by Z. G.
Graycs tito former Chief Clork Ut GER. SPIN
nar's Office. GrlyeH' htatcd yesterday TINT tle
President. he Thought, would continue tho Civil
| Service rules, a,,d como wnY would bo found to
| provide funda for tho necessary expenses. To-
| DIV his opinion aoomB to lave changed, Us 1t iB
understood that he will return to Lila former
| position uuder Spinner.
cnaSDLEns 1dbEH-surF.
Detroit gonlenla just arrived to-day
| stated that he had conversation fov days
since III Detroit with oHe Of the firm Of Mead
o~s l. Dtiggs, who are attorneys for Senator
Chandler III hB S110, 200 lihel-suit against tho
Free Press. uttl Tho attorney III question stated
/ that thcro was no inlcntiun on Chatdler'6 part
to drop tho caso. lie sail II want tho 3lNo,-
200 or theproof that tho dispasch was trl1o" This
! stute,nent is corroborated by tho fact that tue
mattor il bong pressed before the courts horo
on criminal proceeding against Buell., who
wrot0 tho dispatch claimed NJ !ibc!loaa Bucsls
| ATTORNEY endcaYorod to.!ay to obtain copy OF
the indictment against hIs ceut nut was unable
| to do no. the court official stating that the Grand
jury had found true bill, but tho indictment
| had not heon presented. 1t isthought that a.,
effort will bo nado next week to bsiug Buoll
! here for commitment to Jail.
| AN IMPORTANT RUMon.
| Ti,cro Is rumor atloat tonight, which. owing
to The latoness Of the Aour, it ia impossible to
! verify, that tho President, who Inns roturuad to
| Washington THIS evening, will require Comp
troIler kno1 to resign his Office Tomorrow. Tho
reason assigned il that air. knox's construction
Of tlae proyision Of tho Currency hl having ref
orenco to the resorvos is u,aatihfactory to tho
President aud Secretary Q! the Troasury.
TUE Hus1IEr. ExoDUS.
WAsu1SdToN, Juno 30.-Tho President aud
Mrs. Grant will leave ior Long Branch on Fri
! day. The horses, carriages, aud sarvants lieyo
already boeu sont from the White Hoae to
Loug Branch, and. as tho pIfyate part Of the Ex-
| ceuttvo Ma1tKiau IL closed, tho President will
probably stop with some member OF tho Cabnot
uuti! tlle tila for hia departure for Long Branch
on Friday.
Secretary Fish will leave Washington on Fri
day for llia summer residence OH ttlo Hudson.
President Grant aud party returned to WASH
| inGton thlA ovautug.
TIE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
II. r. nlow nrtitld hesa to-day, nnG, in CON-
many with ex-paAtmaster- General Denuison, had
IN Interview with Secretary Dristow in rofercncc
to tlluir dutiUA al CommHRioncra OF tho toni
porary Government OF the District of Columbia
TIo tanor Of Mr. blows convorzation clon,iy ili-
dicatod that he will accept the position, E1-
Bonntor Catte!l has not yet slynliicd Ills nc
coptNnce.
THE PHILADELPHIA CENTENNIAL.
lin 11r0u fatIk Iih,i nj fIHf n Nv
responance Oh the part o. tue Centennial Cont
MiHHioll, auy uf itA officers, with tho Goyotn-
lnc,lt inay bo conducted through tho Department
of tia Interior, Secretary Dolano has called tho
attention OF tue Secretary of Stalo to tho joint
resolution, approved Juno 8. authorizing the OK
touhion Of ourlial invitation to foreign Gov
orntnents to participate III tue ox!bl:'on n!u
requested him 70 transmit copies ut tho rcsolu-
tor, that it lns hceil considered necessary by
tho Commission in c!targn Ut tho Exhibition
TO roylso ita gaueral regulations heroto-
fore iHsnoa, all to ostund tho dates nF-
aid tlaat tho roylaion ii now in pros :
roaa. Alr. Delano. therefore, requests that II A
Governments OF other nations 10 duly apprlse
through tho Representatives. Vt thia dovernmen,.
formation III regard to tho Exhibition, wl.ic
may 10 designated, cau ho obtai.!ud Ivy oom,4ss..
n!cating With 4. Il. 0oshoEu, Diroctor-uouora
. Of lilo Exhibition. :
|
E1-Gov. Balomon. the counsel for tho German
Empire hiA aecuretl III ultlDr For tho axtad&ilN
0f tnrl Valentine. on Tho riar.o OF forging tue
,a1e of I,Iscllutf Il Gu, of No.l1, to bills VI OK
change amounting tn at0llt s10, uu4.
INTERNAL nEyENuE l!ECEtpra.
. Tho Internal ltevohllo receipts to-day wort
7238,iu7, maksug total for juno uf s9, ,lal. 5i'I
nlld tntal for tho iisoll yoav onhing to-day .
3l0a, ,3G5.577. being MI oxcehB Of s2,3U5 5T7 oro
the eat,matuH Of tAo Commissioner matto ut sh'
r beginning of tho year.
A Big ELEVATOR IN BALTIMORE.
= BALTIMORE, June so.-Tho now elevator Of tA