davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1876-03-11
ENGLAND.

THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT DID NOT DEMAND
MINISTER scHENcK's REcALI.-FISANcIAL AND
COMMERCIAL LREPoRTs-roREIGN SECURITIES
MAKING READY FOR SETTLING DAY -
BREADsTUFFs AND COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
LONDON March TO- 1876
Mr. wickham Hoffman, the Secretary to the Ameri-
Legation, writes communication to the Times to-
day, in which he says:"Please have the kindness 10
that there is not word OF truth in the rumor
hs4 General scheuck recalled at the request Of the
British government"
FOUNDATION FOR REPORT.
In the House OF Commons this evening Mr. George
Anderson one Of the members for Glasgow, asked the
government II we're true that General schcnck the
American Minister, had Withdrawn at tho demand Of
Great Britain Hon Robert Bourke one OF the Under
Secretaries for the Foreign Department replied that
there was not the slightest foundation for the report
that tho British government had demanded the recall
pfMr Schenck.
This declaration was greeted with loud cheers.
on 'cHASGE-FISASuAL PEArcREs.
The principal feature OF the stock Exchange during
he past week has been the violent fluctuations in
Argentine aud Buenos Ayres securities. The decline
vas most marked Monday, when it amounted to
sght and a half per cent in Argentincs No for
his heavy decline Is known except speculative opera
H"uSficre ano the continually repeated mall advces
that trade there is bad money almost unobtanabe
FOREIGN SECURITIES
Buenos Ayrcs four per cents, Entire Rios and Santa
Fe seven per cents have nominally declined from
TO twelve per cent during the week. The publication
Of letter in tho early part OF the week by Barring
Brothers Co, the bankers, from Murietta K CO.,
stating that funds for the payment OF the interest and
sinking funds on the Bucnos Ayrcs loans were already
hand and that their advces gave no reason TO think
that the Argentine and Buenos Ayrcs governments
would cease to be puncual IN the fuhIment OF their
engagements, caused partial rally on Wednesday, but
relapse followed.
EGYPTIAN
Egyptian securities also nuctuatcd considerably on
various rumors and show about one per cent decline
on the week
FURNISH.
The Turkish loans also weak but the selling in
both Egyptian and Turkish securities by tho London
operators somewhat countcraced by the large or.
GERS IRON France
AMERfcAN.
American securities have been weak eui ihsrs was
The New York herald., 1876-03-11
FRANCE.

MACNAHoNs CABINET OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED
TO THE PEoPLE-PREss COMMENTS ON THE
MINISTERIAL APPoINTMENTs-M. GAMBETrA's
ORGAN IN DIRECT HOSTILITY.
PARIS, March 10, 1876.
The Journal OGcieI this morning formally announces
lhe Cabinet folows:-
NJ. Dufaurc Vice President of the Council and Minis
Ger of Justice and Worship
M. Ricard, Minister of the Interior
d. Waddngton, Minister OF Public Instruction.
n. Christophe, Minister Of Public Works
H. Tcisserenc do Bort Minister of Agriculture and
Commerce.
Admiral Fourchon, Minister of the Marine.
NJ Leon Say, Minister of Finance.
General de Cissey Minister OF War;
The Duke Decazes, Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
GAMBETTA OPPOSED MINISTERIAL FORMATION
The Repp6iique Froneaise, the organ of NJ Leon
6ambetta, strongly attacks the constitution of the
Cabinet The writer says it is unacceptable and in
contradiction the resolution adopted by the Repub
ican Union recently at Versailles to the effect that
they would ''ony support homogeneous Cabinet
which Is firmly resolved to administer the laws in a
thoroughly republican sense, conformaby to the spirit
Of the constitution the will of the nation" This
Cabinet adds the writer, Ministry OF the ma
ory, but of cotcre The time for such arrangements
past II must be well understood that gravo error
has Ooen committed and tnat TINS ministerial combna
ZION violates OF the rules of parliamentary
government
WORDS on BOTH
Tho Rdppel and the Evenement also express dissatis
action with tha new Ministry, though the journals OF
pther politics generally approve the selections.
THE PARTY LEADERS WAITING FOR THE cABI-
NET PROGRAMME
PARIS March 10-Evening
The new Ministry held council to-day. The pre-
sentation of their programme has been postponed until
the organization of the Chambers is completed
WAITING FOR THE WORDS
The members of the Left had meeting to-day, bat
adopted resolution prcferring await the appear
snce OF the Ministerial programme.
TONING DOWN.
The irritation displayed by tho republican journals
over the composition OF the Ministry has apparently
yielded to more moderate counsels
AT WORK.
The Senate and Chamber OF Deputies to-day con-
sinued tho work of verifying the elections
The New York herald., 1876-03-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Charles 7. Gorham, Assistant Secretary OF the In.
terror arrived last evening at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Secretary OF StateHenry Kelsey. OF New jersey ia
registered at the Metropolitan Hotel Assistant In.
spcctor General Roger jones' United States Army is
ouartcred at the New York Hotel Edward P. Smith,
recently Commissioner Of Indian Affairs is staying
the Astor House O J. Van der Oudormoulcn, /. c.
Van Kerkwyk and c. Muysken, Centennial Commis-
sioncrs for Holland, are at the Hoffman House. AS
scmblyman George West OF Balston n. Y, is rcsid-
ing at the Grand Central Hotel Colonel Jedediah H.
Baxter, Chief Medical Purveyor United States Army,
is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
LIFE INSURED BOR A FEW DIMES. THE
price Of fALEs HoNRY HoRXHouuD ASD TAR Is SOC
or 81 bottle and one bottle will cure cough that might
PiKE's ToormAcHE DRors in one minute
A-THE FASHION OF SPRING HATS FOR GEN.
"''"'' '''' - EsPESscmErD lis Nassau st.
A SO HAT. 81 90 MONEY SAVED; SILK HATS,
81 40. worth ST.. Is New Church ST.. up stairs
A-KNox's SPRING STYLE or GESTLEMENs
way aud Finh Avenue Hotel.
A-THE PERUVIAN SYRUP is PERMANENT
sonic Alcoholic synuanfs AFFORD only temporary relief
SILK EL,srIc Truss. sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COW
PANY Broadway worn comfortably everywhere super
CURE YOUR RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA
by taking DR. FrLxEs RnruHsric REHEpr. depot II John
DAvIDs SPRING STYLE OF GENTLEMEN's
HArs ars ready. saesroom 20Jls Broadway Duane
".
DIAMONDS GREAT CLOSING SALE; INTRINSIC
value object decided bargains SANnlFER'S s43
broadway, Bleecker a. Established ~ years.
DR. c. W. BENsON's CELERY AND CHAMOMILE
PLLs prepared expressly sick headache
headache dyspeptc headache neuralgia and
eepessness and will cure any ca.e Price Doc. postage
free sold by druggists JOHN y. HENRY co, sents
n. Y. once lua North ku,aw a. baltimore. Nd.
DoSovAN's RESTAURANT, I2rH ST, NEAR 9TH
avAn excellent table dhote. ~ ~ wine and coffee in
ciuded; breakfast, TSc
JULES CLAvELIE'S CLARErS AND SAUTERNEs
IN variety hnc Medoc. ST. Julien. the rsnous CHI
Couhran. Grand win Oh. Pontet ranrt aud others
u. D. KIRK co. 81 Fulton st.. aud 7uy Broadway
PERCIvAL'S PANACEA-rHE GREAT TAsTELEss
salt remedy for coughs inflammation aud liberation Of
tau 81, New York. Post Office box 1870
READ THE
EVENING TELEGRAM
DISPATCHES
FROM WASllNGTON AND ALBANY.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING Alb
Acrated Beverages. JOHN MATTIIEws.ist au aud 2"sh
g.. New York.
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM
PRICE 1WO CENTS, -
ISSUED TU-MORkuW MORNlN0.
WILL CONTAIN .,,,,..~o.,
SPECIAL REPORTS FKOM WASHINGTON,
ALBANY LE,:isLATURE AND GOSSIP,
FROM At PARTS OF TTE COUNTRY,
LATEST LOCAL NEWS, -
u.LraTRATRD PnLEK COURT skETcHkA
The New York herald., 1876-03-11
TURKEY.

IMPERIALIsT REPORT OF THE RECENT BATTLE
THE sULTAE's LOSS SLIGHT.
CoSsrASTSorLE, March TO- 1870
An official despatch from Mostar states that in the
fight near Muratovizza only sixty Turks killed
and 1fty-four wounded,
The losses of the insurgents werc far heavier.
The New York herald., 1876-03-11
JAPAN.

THE EMPIRE AT WAR WITH CoREA-A BLOCK
ADE OF THE PORTS.
ST PETERSBURG March 10, ls76
War broke out between Japan and Corea Wednes-
day.
Japan declared war, and has blockaded the corean
ports
The New York herald., 1876-03-11
A BELGIAN BANK ROBBER.
Caught at Queenstown on His Way to New York
with $5.000,000.
CASH, CORN AND COTTON.
IRELAND.

FUGITIVE BELGIAN AREEsTRD WHEN ABOUT
TO EMBARK FOR AMERIcA-BoBBERX OF FIVE
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
[sPxcIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE. l
QUEENSTOWN, March 10, 1876.
Eugene T. Kint de Rovdenbske, who had taken
passage on the nman steamship City OF Paris about
TO sail from this port for New York, has been ar
rested here by Detective Humphries and charged
With having perpetrated a robbery OF $500 900
rom themanager OF the Bank of Brussels.
HELD FOR ExrRADITIoN.
The prisoner has been remanded pending the re-
eipt Of instructions for his extradition.
HIS TOURIST ALIAS.
He was travelling under the name Of Lingre.
The New York herald., 1876-03-11
CUBA.

LOSS IN THE TOBACCO FIELDs-A FASHIONABLE
MARRIAGE
HAVANA. March TO- 1876
The entire tobacco crop in the Remedies district,
with exceptions, is lost
The daughter OF Captain General JovclIar was mar
ricd to-day.
Spanish GOLD is quoted at 213H.
The New York herald., 1876-03-11
PINcHBAcK AND THE SENATE.
NEw OnLEASs. Mareh 10. ls76.

NEW ORLEANS. March 10, 1876
Lieutenant Governor Antoine and sixteen other
prominent coored republicans have signed card ad-
dressed TO Senator Ferry protesting against his
In ordering the exclusion OF Mr. rinchback cx-
Governor from tho floor OF the Senate They say
This action seemed hasty unjust and painful rcnec-
tion through its highly honored repre-
nentativo.~
The New York herald., 1876-03-11
AUSTRIA.

HERzEoovINAN REFUGEES CAUSING KMBARRAss-
MENT TO THE CROWN.
VIENNA March 10, 1876
Tho Governor of Dalmata has informed the Austrian
government that the refugees from Herzegovina will
yield neither persuasion nor promises of money 10
enable them to return to their homes
The insurgent chiefs say they arc willing to return
with an Austrian escort which is refused
The New York herald., 1876-03-11
THE MOBILE JOCKEY CLUB.

MOBILE, Ala, March 10, 1876
The Mobile Jockey Club will give threo days racing
commencing on the 27th inst Liberal prizes will be
given There arc twenty horses now on the Magnolia
course in training
The New York herald., 1876-03-11
LArEsr QUOTATIONS FOR COTTON.

LIVERPOOL March 1o-6 p NJ
Cotton to arrive strong buyers Offering 116d higher
the days sales OF midding uplands. Low middling
clause, March and April delivery at 3l6d. do. do,
May and Juno delivery, at 63Id.; do do, June and
July delivery, at 13-32d also sales of the at
7-l6d.
TRADE AT MANCHESTER.
The market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester Is
steady.
The New York herald., 1876-03-11

No periodical has before been published that presents
such varied aud attractive character Nearly everybody
time other has began keep scrapDonk II
good things they desire record
o but finding IL troublesome they have given t
mp. The RECORD OF THE YEAR does this very thing
for ALI and all persons will he glad hear Of such publca
ton, and desire 20 subscribe for IL.
The New York herald., 1876-03-11
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A NEW MAGAZINE.
RECORD OF THE YEAR

JUST PuBLlsHED-The hrst number Of capital new
Monthly Magazine sort Of reference book being
the monty record Of important in
the world together with selection of the choicest misoe
lany Of the month"; edited and ndexed by FRANK MOORE
oi the Rebellion Record
The New York herald., 1876-03-11

his Defence and the meetings his house for this pur-
pose are long continued, and that ho does not
mean to be unready whenever the House summons
him
The New York herald., 1876-03-11

Beautifully printed with elegant steel portrait OF
the late millionaire, William B Aston
The New York herald., 1876-03-11

Wigs ToUPEES, &C-G. RAUCHFUss PRACrf-
cal Wig and Ioupee Maker a East lalh Broad
The New York herald., 1876-03-11

LIFE INSURED bOR A FEW DIMES THE
price Of IfALE's HoNEY HoRxHouuD TAR Is Soc,
81 bottle and bottle will cough that might
otherwise fatal
PIKE's ToorHAcHE DRors cure In one minute.
The New York herald., 1876-03-11

CIV CARLETON 4 co. Publishers.
Madison square New York.
The New York herald., 1876-03-11

II by far the attractive interesting and readable
monthly magazine ever issued Sold by book and
by
The New York herald., 1876-03-11

Either tho above sent free by mail TO address In tbs
United States, on receipt OF the price
LROBISHER-BLOOD AND BREATH; % CENTS
II Goodyears's and book stores.
The New York herald., 1876-03-11
II APPLETON 4 CO..
Ds 549 and 55i Broadway. New York,
publish this day -
CoMIN' THRo' THE RYE.

One vol. svo Pnner coveys X ccnts
tho youth Of the Adars extremely amusing and told in
bright and witty manner One OF the peasantes novels Of
IL is clever novel dull the story never hangs
There is great deal Of power Comm Thro' Rye
stage OF rrsness 10 an excellent spscna Wom G Um d
truthful womanhood There originality in the tragic plot
saves tho tragedy from becoming too sombe
DISEASES OF MODERN LIFE
BY Dr. b. W. RichardSon = 4 > VOL l2mo Cloth
Part the Frst-Phenomena Disease Incidental
thsnasia H. Phenomena Of Disease cl@sacatioa and
distribution; Ill Disease Antecedent 20 BIRTH ~.
O. Disease from Causes External and u9eontrolable
commSneaSe y Phe%omeaa Of Disease Incidental n1s
-. to Old age and Natural Decay r,.... 49,,
specal-Chapter /. Definition and Glassiacation Of In
ssesd Dsessss IL Disease from wOy [G and rTE Men," @
Mental strain, continued Parsysis. ~; Dsense from
and Mental strain VI Disease from the Influence q
hs M gG % bsesss from
G The gncGna yRs M organS DssasG p% pbcS o
%ena H Disease from IRON Tobacco continued Cof tho
Sssd "%s c Se Brain and srnos S%
Disease from tho Use Of Narcotics from Opium ChoLa
XIV. Discse Incident to some occupations. XyI Dis
from oa Lf1s aGcs nSpy s"S pefa Air. disease p
from Imitation and Moral Coutagion.
Part the Third--summary Of Practical Applications
GENERAL HISTORY OF GREECE.
From tho Earliest Period the Death of Alexander tho
Great BY the Rev. George W. Cox vol, l2mo.
Cloth. Price. 81 so
1--WE envy those schoolboys undergraduates who will
make their first acquaintance with Greek history through
Mr. Coxs admirable volume. Ii ought supersede all ths
popular histories OF Greece which have gone before it,
The Hour.
The appearance of this work is event Of inn
in the history OF educational books When
write History of Greece, school his
tory, he proposes matter The book Is worthy, in
every way the authors reputation 1t altogether
interesting and valuable book Educational Times
MIR Coxs history has many claims attention. Its
style extremely spirited and often highly eloquent and
picturesque; and il is the only Greek history in Ian
gunge written In style and impress the young
ina ginaton and emory. .n-English Churchman.
".
The New York herald., 1876-03-11

BY w II. Preece, C. f., Divisional Engineer, Post Office
Telegraphs, and J. svewright, NJ. A.. superintendent
(ELginccring Department. Post Office Telegraphs. l
vol. limo Illustrated. Price, 81 81.
book although adapted for the of students
generally is written especially for those
artisans who employed in the actual transmits.
kilograms and in the maintenance of telographs In
England.
The New York herald., 1876-03-11

M. Gambetta in Decided Opposition to
the French Cabinet Formation
The New York herald., 1876-03-11

A-THE FASHION OF SPRING HATS FOR GEN.
temen is ready for inspection and sale.
ESPENSCHEID. LIS Nassau a.
The New York herald., 1876-03-11
CABLE NEW S

MACMAHON'S MINISTRY.
The New York herald., 1876-03-11

NETEklNAN4 az. ra.Ai tsrrA ~ =
oo.-ram O'shanter. an lrsh samson. Paddy Mcpnh
Scotch Butcher, Dean of NOught. French Blacksmith.
Bsz partianlArs read tbs NEW YORK SPoRTsMAN.
The New York herald., 1876-03-11

CARTER QUARTERMAN. a Novel. BY William NJ Ba-
ker, author Of INSIDE" The New Timothy" "Mosa
Evans" "a Good Year. &c Illustrated. svo, paper ~
The New York herald., 1876-03-11

THE sQUIRE's LEGACY. Novel BY Mary Cecil Hay
Author Of "Old Myddeon's Money" Victor aud Van
quished," &c. Svo, paper, - cents.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-04-07
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The N. Y. Herald has a reported interview
in which the President is said to have declared
his preference for Conkling.
The American Straw Goods Association,
whose factories are all in New England, have
voted to continue the 30 per cent. reduction in
the manufacture until the 18th inst
Gov. Tilden has granted Dolan another
respite OF one week as the day of his execution
occurred on Good Friday.
The Delaware river is entirely free of ice.
Secretary Bristow has gone to Louisville.
The stockholders of the Bank of the State of
New York have decided to continue business
with capital of 100000.
The French steamer Amerique arrived at
Philadelphia yesterday with a lot of goods for
the Centennial.
Sale of S. w. Jacobs herd of shorthorns at
Liberty, Iowa, realized S87, 900.
The New York board of aldermen yesterday
confirmed the mayors nomination for excise
commissioners.
Condemnation proceedings were executed in
the U. s. Court at Chicago yesterday against
the Lake Shore Distilling Go.
Hon. j. G. Blaine and E. G. Bailey were at
the Fifth Avenue yesterday.
At meeting of the directors of the Bank of
the State of New York, which recently sns-
pended, the. assets were reported at ", 293257,
and liabilities the same. The available capital
is $778, 432.
Inc majority report of the com mittee of the
Massachusetts Legislature investigating the
Iewksoury almshouse finds charges of bad
ventilation, improper condition of the hospital
and Improper Imprisonment of insane persons
proved. p'''
John A. Appleton, president of the Haver-
hill National Bank, received tbrouob tho r,oiI
about $4,000 worth of checks and notes stolen
from him on the Both alt. The money taken
was not returned.
A. 7. Stewart is convalesng rapidly.
The Pacific mail steamer Panama was at
tached yesterday at theihstance of the Panama
railroad.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-04-07
MINOR TELEEEAUs

1t is reported that important changes will
take place in the Dominion cabinet.
Bowen's attorney argued before the Plym-
outh church investigating committee last night
that the first three charges had not been sus-
tanned. Argument was not finished at ad-
journment.
The convention of n. Y. Congregational min
listers last night decided to refer the question of
examining into the guilt or innocence of Mr..
Beecher to a committee who shall call together
all persons who are supposed to have any evil
dence bearing directly on the subject If the
witnesses making charges fail to sustain them
the churches to which such witnesses belong
will be left TO deal with such witnesses, while
witnesses not members of any church will be
exposed.
The Treasury Department yesterday forward
ed S25O, 600 ia fifty cent notes to be used as
tickets of admission to the Centennial
Baxendale's shodjy mill at North Cam
bridge, Mass, was burned last night Loss
$500; insurance $1,000
By an explosion in an Indianapolis varnish
factory yesterday, woman was burned to
death and two men Slightly injured.
Lucien Adams, wounded at fracas at the
Southern Republican meeting in New Orleans,
Wednesday night, died yesterday. It is said
ten persons were wounded and two others kill
ed outright.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-04-07
WASHINGTON.
Ti,e Posf0f1ice EnYestiaatioA.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The House postal
committee to-day continued the examination OF
Judge Paschal as to certain entries on the
memorandum book of his deceased client, E.
r. Sawyer. The entries are headed, amounts
paid to Sparks on account of coBtracts after
July LIST, viz: VIM. H. Harrar, $4,000; Capt.
Kinds, $500; Woolverton $1,000; Phipps, $4,000;
Williamson, $4,000; d. & F., $4,000; b. g. c.,
$4,000; VIM. II. Barnes, $4,000" Pascha was
of the opinion that these entries mostly repre-
scented expenditures made by Sawyer to buy
off straw bidders and sham contractors. He
had personal knowledge of the payment of
$4,000 by Sawyer to Farrar to get rid of con-
tract fraudulently made by SawyerS then de-
ceased partner. BY this contract Lockwood
had bound the firm to buy off Farrar from the
Ell Passo route at the price of 100000, of which
he Uockwood) was secretly to receive back
$4,000.
Judge Paschal stated precisely what Saw yer
said to him concerning Col. Routt, then Second
Assistant Postmaster General. Sawyer having
informed PaScbal that he was obliged TO lend
money to Floyd and some other clerks in the
canJract Office, in order to secure promp.DesS of
action on his accounts, Paschal demonstrated
with him for doing SO aud advised him to eX-
pose these clerks. Sawyer replied, "How will
you correct it wher Routt is no better than
they are" Paschal says he understood by this
merely that Routt would not listen to COM
plants of clerks, or at least would not take de-
cisive measures to remedy it, He did not infer
that Sawyer has lent or given money to Routt.
Various Matters.
The Senate Committee on Territories today
agreed to report bill to establish the territory
of Pembina, TO consist Of that portion of Da-
kota which lies north of the 45th parallel
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued a
stringent order against giving publicity to de-
csions or business Of the department except
by persons expressly authorized
The Senate today confirmed Hoffman Akin
Of asst inta ataru Of I,ono rin Of
St. Petersburg, vice Gratiot Washburne, re-
signed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-04-07
POST-TRADERSHiPS.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-Mr Clymer's com.
mttee examined James Trainer, post trader at
Fort COncho. Texas
He testified that lie was sutler at Fort Con.
cho from 1868 to 1870 When the Secretary
was vested with authority to appoint he came
to Washington armed with recommendations
for his continuance at the pOSs, and saw the
Gen. Hedrick. He saw Eedrlck, and the result
was that although Hedrick was Appointed in his
place at the post, witness did the business as
post trader. He paid A. G Leighton, who
went TO Fort Coucho, with letter of authority,
countersigned by Gen. Belknap, Secretary Of
War, $500 in greenbacks, and afterwa1d paid
to Hedrick $1,000 through mail contractor nam
ed Cheny. The agreement between witness
and Leighton was that he was to pay Sl5.0
cash and $1,000 a year if the post paid He
also paid draft of $1,000 drawn by SAWYER,
mail contractor, now dead, ana does not know
for whom it was intended. He also paid some
seven or eight hundred dollars to GEN W. f.
Clark. a member of Congress from Texas. This
was paid at three different times, the first being
in currency. at the St. Nicholas Hotel, New
York, and the others by drafts. He always
numbered these payments az "Charity" Clark
said he was hard up and asked for money as
loan. Witness did not expect TO get it back,
and he has not got it back Witness said he
paid $500 to Simon Wo'f, Recorder Of Deeds
in Washington, in the bar room of the Metro
politan Hotel Wolf was to have $4,000 if he
got the post. Had also paid him $3.50 assess
ment for political purposes. He was also post
master at the time at salary of SIS
The witness created great amusement by his
peculiar manner of speech and witty remarks.
j. Freelander, post trader at Fort Stock ton,
and George Bowers, post trader at Fort Whip
pie, Arizona, were examined. but neither had
paid money to any one for their appointment
or continuance in office.