The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-04-27
liams for Governor and Issac p. Gray
for Iiantananf. EnuG,.n.nr

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for Lieutenant Governor.
The Boston Post asks why Grant does
not appoint Winslow Minister to Eng
land. He is on the ground, and has had
some recent experience in international
law.
Secretary Bristow has issued his circu-
lar providing for the redemption OF frac-
tional currency in silver coin by the
Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer The
regulations require no explar alton.
The British Government refuses to de-
liver Winslow, the Boston forger, in the
United States, unless it be guaranteed
that he be tried tor no other crime than
that for which he is extradited
The bill authorizing the requirement.
| of Pennsylvania avenue passed the Senate
yesterday with several amendments.
The bill making appropriations to supply
deficie ncies for the year ending June 80,
1876, and prior years was also passed.
Freeman Kelly, the blatherskite from
DeKalb, says J. D. Williams is a gran
ger, and nearly split his throat in calling
on the grangers to rally You are mis-.
taken, Mr.. Kelly. He is not granger.
You are yelping on cold trail.
The State Senate in executive session
yesterday refused to confirm Governor
Tilden's nomination of James G. Shep-
ard, Of Genesee, as State Assessor, and
Of Smith NJ. Weed as Superintendent Of
the Insurance Department
The replication OF the House Of Re-
representatives. to the plea Of ex-Secretary
Belknap in the Impeachment trial was
made to the Senate yesterday, and the
trial was adjourned to give the defend
ant time to enter rejoinder.
There was rumor floating around
Washington last week that Blaine's
friends would induce him to withdraw
and assume the role Of Warwick instead
of king. 1t is claimed that if he with
draws, he can name the Republican can
didate. Who bids?
The House Of Representatives yester-
) day closed the general debate on the
, bill to transfer the Indian Bureau to the
War Department, it being understood
that the previous question will be called
to dav and the bill brought TO a fina
vote.
Ex-Attorney- General Williams test
fed before the Committee on Expendit
ures in the Department Of Justice yester
day that 1872 900 were paid out Of thu
I Secret Service fund to carry the election.
in the city Of New York in the year.
187l-72-75- by order Of President Grant
The balances in the Treasury at th.
, close of business yesterday were as fol
lows: Currency, $5.099, $50; specia
deposit Of legal tenders for the redempt
ion Of certificates of deposit, $36, 69O, 900
coin, sc. 7O9, 1855, including coin cert
6cates, $30,042. 700; outstanding lega
tenders, 1870. ,248.
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington
oompositors in the Farmers Union Office
Q commenced suit against the old Tribune
company, as endorsers of the Union. t
e recover wages alleged to be due, and at
tached a stock Of paper purchased subse
quent to the giving OF that celebrated
chattel mortgage.
The sub committee on investigation o
, the affairs Of the Philadelphia navy yart
are expected to finish their labors ant
e return to Washington this evening. TIL,
secrets Of the committee have been vel
kept, and there is no indication as to tn,
i nature Of the report, although it is RI
: mored that important development
have been made.
e A government bond is only paper. ]
= has no intrinsic value. All its value i
derived from the credit Of the govern
. ment. Yet it is as good as the gold
The greenbacks rest upon the same foun
dation, and ought to be worth as much
It would be 50 II Government would re-
: ceiye il tor all dues, and thus dcstro,
the market tor gold, which the dutie
payable 10 gold give rise to.
!. LONDON, April 2l-In consequence Q
y the American horse Preakness showing
as be did in the International handicap q
a Newmarket, the odds offered againa
' Mate. his stable companion, who Is ex
pected to run in the city and suburban
+ races next week, are 81 900 to:el5.
o MoreY Palmer won the Newmarke
international free handicap to-day.
III LOUISIANA, Mo-. April 2l-Two bent
a Of Suy bridge Chicago and Alton), ~
miles east Of LOUISIANA. gave way :
!, night before the food from the north
! which broke through the levee. A trail
with men and pile-driver is expecte
at the bridge early in the morning Wit
: materials. Through travellers are sen
J via ST. Louis, so that no delay will RI
suit The bridge will be repaired r
, morrow, and in the meantime there wi
E be no delay to through travel n
z Rio Grande City. April 1913 p. M
Miller was taken yesterday At o'clocl
\ p N. BY Naranjo and vara with -
q men. All the Custom House official
s and employees have gone to Guiriont
The citizens made no resistance, th
% revolutionists entering without oppos
{. ton. Nara1jo is expected It Camarg
d this evening. Large forces Of Cover
ment troops are on their way TO the y
"a Grande. and some hard fighting may b
4 looked for within few days
r The most melancholy news which
has ever fallen to our lot 70 lay befo1
the public, hardly excepting the =
iaaso1n afsnn ~ procsEonE 1.inrnln Il I'll