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National Republican., 1878-06-04
pRoPOsALs FOR MATERIAL.


OFFICE OF rms runrIc PRrNrrR.
WASuISuTpS, May u, 1874.
Proposals viii be r,cclvyd by the rubnc Printer.
"m e % 4 H hs .r ,Gs q s + rns mi 2r
0.. rGm J1Iy ISf to J%S = n,S Tlel5Is %t
quRnt tiles terms OF BIDDING, etc. as may bG dccnci
snpsai"R WI be furnished IN 3p gPpIInl2qI PpnI + this
myiJ ''"'''' Public Printer washing on, i e.
DRoPOsALs FOR RATlON!.
9rAHL1HMAsyyrEs orTTIcH;
WA-HISuT',N, ArrIl ~ I>7s.
this sT oHl Rp'E' "%i i o"locE ,ir ~ Si rUsDAY ha iR
day of June next for furnishing rnipns e. the United
rSSTIS;m%H!G; iS1l;,.iS XS% s. IIPSmpsIfo
Brooklyn New York
League isia! near Philadelphia, Penn.
G"Sport, near Norfolk, Virginia
Mare island California.
Specifications, with blank proposals. can be OBJ
Rinrd upon apple ltiUn at Of the statOnt named
Or at INC otile, Of the Quarterms'Icr, Washington
street Philadelphia. Pa. and 80 Broad street. New
Proposals should he Indorscd "rroposalS for Ra
", y. SLACK,
my7.lwlw Major and Qllsrtcrmastcr.
NAVY PAY oFTIcE
~ wASHINGruS, u; C., May 21, ISIS.
Soled pIop1Sas, im rupll,ac. g. be IN qrsed Pro.
Office Until T. N. the iIth day Of June, 1873, for the
below ues rhciiIUnl and Charcoal, to he delivered at
tho navy-N ard, Washington. The coal to be- u livered
IN carts to b provided by the Government frr" Of any
Xpense, subject to the usual inspection, and To he
weighed ut the mavy.rnrl scales. The contractor to
pay the cost Of Inspection
BUREAU OF EQUIPMEST AND RECRUITING.
Eve hundred (SDI tons Cumberland toad, run ut
mnc; free from dirt ami all other defects 2.2io
pounds per ton.
Three hundred (gOl bushels Charcoal. best quality
Responsible security required on the bids for the
prDup pi and faithful delivery oi the above.
Blank forms for bids 20 he had q this 1hlco:
my27 Pay Inspector United states Navy.
DROrO>AI.S FOR FUEL
QUARrERMA-TERs OFFIcE.
UNITED STATES MAINE CuHrs,
WASHISGTuS, April ~, lsis.
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate, will be received ut
this u'ire until u O'Clock N. OF FRIDAY, the i'm
day Ct Jun" next Tor supnlytn! Wood aud C91l to
lowing Stations nom lst July, 1873 to 3OIh June 1875
of T2%' &Ssl. of cSFSs %SSa.
Portsmouth, New HampshIreo.....,,..,. IlJ 20
lhurl"stOwn, Massachusetts .,...-..,,..,. 10 ~
BrDuklyn, New York, including AS
slstant Quartcfmnstrr's once, New
League island near PGiiadriphia Pa,
Including Assistant QuartcTmasIers
Washington, Dislfict OF Columbia, in.
cluling guard a, Naval Magazine. 100 rs
| Annapolis, Maryland ..,,...,.....,........ ~s- -
HOspOTt near Norfolk, Na...n,.,..,..,... 20 81
Marc Island, California, a,,,"..........."..., 100 W
Wth the privilege of Increasing the quantities one
thrill
| Specifications, with blank proposals, can be oh
talned upon application at any of the stations named
or at tile offices Of ths QuarteTmRSter Washington,
u. C., Assistant QuAItermasters, e26 South Fourth
street, Philadelphia, Pa and 50 Broad street. New
York.
Proposals should be indorsed Proposals for Fuel"
| and addressed 10 the undersigned.
] my7-twtw Major aud Qusrtermasler
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DRoPoSALs FOR STATIONERY.
IoRorosALs FOR STATIONERY.


TREASURY DlrAurMEHr MAY a. 1873.
Senled proposals for furnishing stationery fnr the
fiscal year ending june ~ Ism will BE- received nj ths
Department until the 18th day OF June, i'7s, at II
Hank forms for bidding will he furnished upon
The Dis viii he considered and arcepte or reectc
Item ~ item and this advertisement and the, pro-
pusal, accepted by the secretary Of the Treas
ury. aud the bond accompanying the stme shall con
hdr or bidders. and no further contract viii lie exc
tWri.
time 10 time dnIing the year In quantities pursuant TO
orders from the Department. The entire quantities
ErS proposal mus, be- Sisn"J by ihs Individual or
firm ma'mE i, and 5e accompanied by eon1 I w,tn
ls!!r) approved by United St"t,s officer Of the dis.
form be furnished by the Department. conditioned
for furnishing such portions oi the articles s may be
awarded under IT, and the performance OF the CON-
All deliveries will be .uhIec, to inspection by an cI
pert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary of the
Treasury and the Ieliyry OF an Inferior article WI
! the option Of the SrCrrtIry.
DeliverieS must he nce Of charge at tho Treasury
Tie h.iiure to comply With any one order under the
contract viii operate m forfeiture Of The e4ire pen
may direct the purchase in open market, Of such
.b scsnSyy amy n"d a. ~ ' S 'S Te a
10 the contractors any per centun "f the price which
fho Ss STna 81 Ot oy Sn bond
will not be considered, ard contracts VII behw rird
only to established manufacturers Of or dealers In.
Proposals TO be addressed to the undersigned, and
| marked Proposals Tor stationery
Ih. Department reserves the right to wave defects
| and reject any or all bids. . .............
| JOHN SHERMAN.
| my2JS&Wst Secretary Of the Treasury.
| DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
:Pp-r.OFTtCE DErAuruExr, May ~, 1875.
sealed proposals Will be receive ut lhi, department
until i2 O'Clock m. on TIT tltSDAN, june ". ls7s
for furnishing STATiONEi,H Tor III" Post Orllce De
partment for one year from july |, iS5s.
| Blank forms Of proposals showing the items and
estimated quantities required, toI9lrr with circular
relating thereto will be furnished ON application to
this Department..
Proposals should lie addressed to the Flist Assist
ant POstmaster.G General and ndOrsul "pIupn,lls iUI
Stationery H. VI. KEY,
| pOstMaICT-l
National Republican., 1878-06-04
PROPOSALS..
pRoPOsAIS FOR FrEL, FORAGE, AND
STRAW.

PROPOSALS FOR ,IrELs FORAGE, AND
OFFICE or ASSISTANT QuARTERNAsTER,
BALTIMORE, Mn May Il, lSS
sealed propo al. in trlplicate, sub,ert 70 the uIua
conditions will b, received at this office until y
O'Clock, moon, Oh June i, 1875 Mt which time aud
place they will be opened IN the presence OF bidders
ior furnishing and delivering the Fuel Forage and
straw required nj the following mentioned post, dur
Ing the fs al year cmmencing July l. 1875 and end
Ing June -. lsi9 viz:
BalImor', Md Fort Mciienry, MI: Fort Foote,
MI; Washington Arsenal, u. G., and Carlisle Bar
rAckS, Pa
a preference will to given to artc.eI of domestic
production. Tue Government reserves the right to
reject any 5r all proposals.
The requirements OF section eli, Revised Statutes,
may be apIl oil to Coal AMI Wood delivered n1er
the contracts awarded under this advert seInsnt, in
which case the vnuder will he required pIv duly
appointed Inspector for inspecting weighing. and
measuring thot na and wCof tScn v cents for each
ton OF coal 2aAl tound') weighed mud cents for
ich Cord OF wood (I9s CuDc ieetj .RsuTei by him
TGc IDS must therefore show the or ton Of coal
md per cord Of wool both In the event OF these re-
qulremeuts being applied and not being applied.
BaIk proposals and iuIl lnfUrnntC n q, 1 the man
ner Ot bidding, conditions to be observed BY bdd re-
all term. Of contract and payment will BE- iurnish
On application to this Office.
II, INV ,lope containing proro a. should be mlrkCd ;
'liOIOStls for Fuel, Forage OT straw the
may be, anu addressed = thu uudursiguel
]. II. MARSHALL,
mn Captain aud A. q. NJ.
National Republican., 1878-06-04
PROPOSALS..
DR0P0sGLs FOR F1RK sETTEEs.
orptcr OF NArtoSAL Cemeteries,

OFFICE OF NATToSAL CENErERTES,
wAsHISgTOS, D. G. May -, 1873.
Sealed prop1sals In triplicate with copy Of this
advertisement attached TO each Will be recrived at
this Office until noon OF wEDNESDAY, June ~
1875, ior I,lOO Park setees (wrUugIt Iron Frames,
with Wooden Stats, to feet In lenRthl
Bids should be accompanied with design or designs
OF the Scitee proposed tn he Furnished.
Setacs to be delivered ready for shipment either In
New York, Philadelphia, baltimore, or Washington,
Mt the option Of the biider.
Proposals should be marked Proposals. for Park
Settees and addressed to the undersigned, by whom
thsy will he opened nj tie time above specified
when bidders NJ invited to be present.
A. =. ROCKWELL, Captain and A. a. NJ, Y. y. A.
mys0Bt In charge OF National Cemeteries.
pRoPoSALs FOR STEAM.PIPE, Potash, &c
NAVY PAY ogrIcE
WAsHrSGTOS, d. G.. May -, 1879
Sealed proposals in duplicate, u he endorsed Pro
until u IN, the FIFTEENTH DAY OFJUSE, 1873,
for articles to be delivered s the SavyYard. Wash
ingtUn, free ofRny expense 10 the GOvernm ent and
subject to the usual inspection aud approval
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
Articles embraced In rcluisitons No. ~, 81, 10, and
70 consisting OF steamTpe, Potash. White Lead
Corn. .BrOom,, Hardware, &c, &c, rs per schedules
In detail ut this office.
Tire right Is reserved to recr: any or all bids r they
are not te med advantageous to the Government.
r. sporsibe security required on tho BIDS fo- the
prompt and faithful delivery of the articles Each
reqnisiton will be awarded scparaely Blank forms
myB Pay.InspeCtor, u = N.
National Republican., 1878-06-04
HOTELS.
FREMONT HOUSE.

Parties who d, sire good hotel board. with cool and
airy rooms lOratc at tins flvorie hotel for the
summer mont hS at the following reduced ra'es: Uen
tlrmRn and wife, 80 to ~ per month: single roomS
Sti to month Hnd - 10 80 per week. Table board,
en- per mOnth aud 81 per week. jcl u
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GOvEnSMEST BOMBS.
Government bonds weak ut tho following quo
National Republican., 1878-06-04
w. H. SLATER
II l.. BLACKFORp,

II l.. BLACKFORD,
ADJUSrER AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
makes specially Of III" adjustment aud collection o
life aud lire Insurance policies prepares proof, takes
drpUsiuus Hni gives thorough and accurate iniOrmR
signn,nis ,g,,h y'lu,s &C. knrIT nj (NSI''R NStE
ROOMS OF 7. NJ HANSON and H. l. BLACKFORD
5lp seventh street northwest, mhlt-u
I AMBLER SMITH
IL Attorney.A al law,
1905 PENNsYLVANtA AVi NUE. NURTIIWESE
Special nttsnuo given TO claims against the Gov
eminent octlT.ly
National Republican., 1878-06-04
NEW YORK AVENUE HOTEL.

Corner New York avenue and Fourteenth street.
One OF the most desirable locations In the city 40
CesSiblc to all the ,I and huat Landings by thres
lines uI ears, passing III Terms y - per day.
mylGim JOHN -. StDrf, Proprietor.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-26
NEW CASTLE LETTER.
NEW CASTLE. Anr- o. Is

NEW CASTLE, Aug, -, 1878.
The Delaware Iron Works began WORK
again this morning.
A large brig is unloading lumber at the
h. r., whalf forJ, b. Fnnimore OF Mid
dletown.
The rain Of yesterday laid the dust and
did good setvice in the way of wahsing
out the newly cleaned cutters.
The congregation of tbe NJ. L. Church
have erected large pavilion for religion.
service Oh the Battery. I he attendance las
evening was large.
Over 10 Of our colored citizens went L
Wilmington quarterly meeting on the ex
cursion train terday. The steame
MUo, Reybold took large number.
Saturday night in and about the cen
tral part of the city wss lively Prot
Bulmore held fair sized audience il
rapt attention for over an hour from
those competent to judge we learn tha
his remarks on the .'Horse" were of par
ticular value to horsemen. AT the Cit,
Hall the Amphion Cornet Band CAV
their first hop the attendance good am
everyone seemed bent on enjoying th
inaugural hop of the season,
The daily gazette., 1878-08-26
General News.

a match for 50 900 side, to be rowed
on OF about October /, has been ma ie be-
tween Courtney aud Hanlon. Sheriff
Harding, of st. John, n. b., will be the
referee, and the distance five miles, with
a turn; loca ity Yet to be fixed.
The firm of Martin Landen berger's
Sons (JoEn and George W. wanlan
goods, Philadelphia, have been adiun-
Gated bankrupts on their own petition.
Liabilities S225 900. Among the credito rs
are Buendahl q Co., New York ,S26, 1856, =
IS, aud Leisler x Sommcrhoff, New
York, S5,S1l "A. The other creditors are
principally Phlade!phi parties the largest
OF which are Jacob Berges x Co., S3l,-
1919; Il. T. White Sons, SlS,856,Sl; estate
of John Held, deceased, Sj4, ,SS206, Jacob
Schoening & Son, 50 ,590,3 ,32 Kensington
National Bank, Sg,i27 so Martin Landen-
berger, l3,953,36.
A letter received in New York from
the City of Mexico says General Con
zales, the Mexican secretary of war, has
no apprehensions of trouble between his
country and the United States He thinks,
however, that the United States is un-
reasonable in insisting on Mexico pre-
venting all Indians from crossing into
their territory rs the United States have
show n their inability to prevent or are
willfully careless in allowing Escobedo
and his men 10 ccoss,in to Mexico with the
avowed purpose of shedding blood.
AT Philadelphia, 100 puddlers in the
Philadelphia Iron and Steel Company's
rolling mill have refused to work after
September l at the reduced rates propos-
ed, which the company say are necessary
10 complete with iron made elsewhere
The reduction will be from S425 to So Der
ton. Before the war they got So 30. An
the five rolling mills in Kensi ngton tPhll.
adelphIa) will be idle next week. il is
feared. Men from Scranton, Pittsbure,
and other places will be brought TO take
the strikers places.
Yesterdays yellow fever reports show
1863 new cases and 80 deaths in New
Orleans; 20 new cases and - deaths in
Vicksburg, and 81 new cases and 2f
| deaths in Memphis. On Saturday there
were 1893 new cases and AZ deaths in New
Orleans, and 105 new cases aud 10 deaths
in Memphis.
One night last week several young men
visited the grappery of Bishop McClos.
| key, near Louisville, Ky, and whilst fill.
ing their baskets with grapes were fired
upon by the watchman, ana one ofthem
| Philip Haag, received wounds from
which he died in few hours. The watch.
man claims that Haag attempted to take
his gun away from hin, ahd il was dis.
charged in the struggle.
| Jacob ID. Otis, a New York brokar
living in Orange, N. j., was arrested IN
the former city on Saturday, charged
with being implicated in the robbery OF
Sl2,4O in Canada bank potes from the
office of the receiver general of tn,
Dominion, at Toronto, July 4. Ous wa
committed until to-day to await. the ar
rival of the Canadian authorities,
The winners at Saratoga on Saturda,
were: Three.quarters of mile. LADY ID;
Archy, time 49,; one mile and three
quarters Dauicheff. time 1.08! one mill
ana a-quarter, Parole, time 2.l4; one mile
Mamie H., time 1.45l; steeple-chas
Deadhead.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-26

The consulate at Canton, China, is
among the best on the list of the second
class, and has attached to it a SALARY of
$500 year. If the practices prevail
there that were shown recently in an in
yestgauon not yet completed to have
Deen common at Shanghai, the pay of
the Office is comparatively a secondary
matter. Mr.. Seward, the present Minis
ter to China, is now in the United States.
having been summoned by the Commit,
tee on Foreign Affairs of the House to
answer grave charges connected with his
administration of the Consulate at
Shanghai. ~
John s. Mosby, noted as a confederate
guerrilla during the civil war, and since
then as one OF the particular pets of Grant
mas been seeking comfortable retreat
Tor some time past, and has at last, under
the Fraudulent President, found il at
Canton, very much to the disgust of n
large body of respectable Republicans
who do not care TO conceal their indlgna,
tlon at this appointment. Recently NJ osbr
has sought to thrust himself into notice
As a blatant third termer. Mr. Evarts ~
sad to be responsible for this appoint.
ment.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-26
THIRD EDITIO \.
Ex-Goy. Ross Accident.
HIS THIGH BRoKEN-HE is TAKEN Fo
EX-GOV. PONDER.

HIS THIGH BRoKEN-HE is TAKEN FOR
Ex-Gov. PONDER.
The New York Sun, of this morning
has the following in relation TO the ac-
cident to ex-Gov. Ross, at Saratoga, as
mentioned elsewhere in to-day's Ga
ZETTE:
A despair was received at the New
York Hospital on Friday evening from
DIR. Skillings of Poughkeepsie, request
ing that an ambulance he sent to the
Forty.second Street Deposit, to convey
an injured man TO the pennsylvania
Railroad Depot in Jersey City. 1t IS
the custom of the hospital to furnish
ambulances to any person willing to pay
for their use. DR.. Slaughter of the hos
pital staff went to the depot in charge of
the vehicle, and there met DIR. Skiliings,
who had in his care agrayheaded gentle
man, at least 20 years of age, whose
thigh was broken. DIR. Skilhngs inform
ed DIR. Slaughter, THAT the injured man
was the Governor of Delaware that he
had been boarding in Saratoga, and that
while out walking having slipped and
fallen, he fractured his thigh. The fol-
lowing record was made upon the clerks
book
"In response to despatch from
Poughkeepsie, signed by DIR. Skillings of
Philadelphia, the ambulance transferred
case of fracture of the neck of the fe-
mur, from the Forty-second Street
Depot TO the Pennsylvania Railroad
Depot in Jersey City. The patients
name not remembered. He was address
ed as "Governor," and was said to be
the Governor of Delaware"
DIR. Slaughter said, yesterday, that DR..
Skillings told him that the injured man
was his father-in-law. On being asked
~ h.. rri,-a Innn u ('nphrDn
the present Governor of Delaware, DIR.
Slaughter said he thought not, but he
did think 1t was Jas. Ponder, an cX-Gov-
ernor of the State. He said the man was
in a critical condition, owing to his age
and natural infirmity.
The injured man, as has already been
stated, was Ex-Governor William Toss,
of Seaford, Sussex county. He was re-
moved from New York, and is now SAID
to be at the house Of a friend in Philadel.
phia His condition is regarded as rather
The daily gazette., 1878-08-26
THE SUITS FOR WAGES.
RESUMPTION OF THE BELLEVUE QUA

RESU MPTION OF THE BELLEVUE QUAR-
RY CAsES-A LEGAL RECONTRE.
The suits of the laborers recently en-
ployed at the Bellevue quarry works,
against the Company, for wages due, was
resumed at Esquire Hagany's office, this
morning at 10 O'clock. The laborers
pletely filled the office, while "A number
of interested spectators crowded around
the door and windows.
Charles b. Lore, Esq, represented the
Bellevue Quarry Company, and Levi
G. Bird, Esq, represented the plaintiffs.
The entire morning was occupied with
one suit, the point of contest with the
plaintiffs being to show that they Were
led to believe, by the compauy's superin-
tendent, MI Bailey, that the Company
would pay the men their wages. The de
fence tried 10 prove that the sub-contrac-
tor, Mr. Archibald Wilson, was the re-
sponsible party.
A number of witnesses were examined
which heightened the trial considerably
The other suits will be tried from day to
day until all are finished.
About IL O'clock the affair was enliven
ed by spirited rencontre betweeen the
opposing counsel Messrs. Lore and Bird
Mr.. Bird objected to Mr.. Lore's methoC
of roSs-questioning one Of the witnesse'
colored man, and in the course O.
his remarks applied an offensive epi
thet, to which Mr.. Lore gave the lie
Mr.. Bird responded with blow and Mr.
Lore retalatcd. when Squire Hagan,
and others separated the combatantS, be
fore either sustained any injury.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-26
A CARD FROM WIN. DEAN.

Il Tue HdZelles
MIR. EDIToR:-ln your issue of the 20tl
inst. is card from WIN. l.. Weir, saying
that in my article of the 14th inst. ! did
not state facts. The only error was
when | said the Levy Court Commits
sioner took the person to Wilmington.
That both individuals were there can.
not be denied. That the seeing of that
one on that occasion must have been of
more Importance to the commission
than that the money of the taxpayers OF
the county was judiclously spent, must
be plain To any taxpayer
/ did not say that the Levy Court
Commissioner got his pay for that day
only inferred from what his friend said
who got his pay when he was not AT
work, and acknowledged that he enjoy.
ed the trot hugely, and supposed the
commissioner Jared as well as he, and
therefore, must have also enjoyed it.
Under all circumstances | am willing
to give "the devil his due" and will say
this for our Levy Court Commissioner
that when his term of office expires
there will not be, in White Clay Creek
Hundred, single thing left out of order
that can be found. Whether it is his
great desire to have everything in COM
plete repair, or the desire to get the 81
per day, AS pay, or TO give employment
10 .the greatest possible nnmber OF per
SONS TO make votes of at the coming
nomination election. They are all desir-
able and worthy motives, particularly
the two latter, for his especial benefit. Ii
is posi- BILE with "A man, who, at his regu
lar business conld not earn, by hard
work, over couple of dollars per day
and get into an Office that will pay three
dollars per day and require so small au
| amount of exercise of either brain or mll,,
Gle he would be anxious tC
retain such position without once evel
giving thought of how it affected tn,
taxpayers interests. In regard to tn,
price paid for cement, that is altogeihe
IA question Of veracity between us whicl
he can easily set straight by producing
his bill and receipt, what ! stated was M,
understanding of it. ! hope this expla
nation will be entirely satisfactory.
not, if lie will say what he wants / viii
Try to accommodate him.
Respectfully, WM. DEAN.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-26
DOES THYRA LOVE THE PRINCE
IMPERIAL,

London Letter in the Toronto Globe.
A rumor is current this week that
Prince Louis Napoleon is about to be be-
trothed TO the Princess Thyra of Denmark
the youngest and sole unm arrled daugh-
ter Of King Christian. ] cannot say at
tach much credence TO this rel OFT, as the
young lady has already been the subject
of several on dts of the same nature.
The Crown Prince of Hanover, our own
Duke OF Connaught, and the King of Ba-
varia have each visited the Danish Court
and made the acquaintance of the Prin-
cess, presumably with view to winning
her hand. But none were successful.
and | am afraid that Prince Napoleon
will not meet with better fate. The
King of Denmark, it is said, is opposed to
the match on account of the very vague
prospects ofthe suitor, but the Princess
herselfi is rather deeply smitten-at least
so it is reported in Bonapartist circles.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-26
FOURTH EDITION
The War Not Over.
LONDON, Angus { 20. l77a


A Times despatch from Bucharest says
-"Russia has sent vety energetic note
demanding the immediate surrender OF
Bessarabia. The Roumanian govern
ment, which was apparently initiating
Turkeys waiting policy, is somewhat
surprised at the suddenness of the de
mand."
General Szapary telegraphs to Vienna
that the Bo>nians again attacked him on
Friday, but were repulsed after nine
hours fighting.
A Belgrade telegram estimates that
10000 Bosnians, with heavy artillery, are
confronting General Szapary. 1t Is ex.
pected that he will receive reinforce.
ments on Tuesday aud will then resume
the offensive.
ENGLAND's POLICY.
The Agence Russo of St. Petersburg,
commenting upon the dispatches of Lord
Salisbury and of the English consuls, ac-
cllslng the Russian authorities of con-
niving at the atrocities of the l,ulgarians,
says the imputation is offensive and is
made by Lord Salisbury to pave the way
for the encroachments of English intlu-
ence, even into Bulgaria, but that Russia
Will know how TO oppose such encroach-
mentS.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-26
THE FRAUDULENT CABINET.
THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE REPuB-
LIcAN CAMPAIGN FUND-t2OO IN


THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE REPuB-
LICAN CAMPAIGN FUND-f2O0 IN
THE POT.
From the Washington Post.
We have learned upon pretty good au-
thority that one member of the Cabinet
has contributed greenbacks in the sum OF
800. This is John Sherman. Col. Rich
ard w. Thompson, we understand, lspre-
pairing campaign document on the
Pope's Toe, ,whichhe intendsto contribute
reserving the privilege of advertising in
1t his late unstable book on the Vatican.
Schurz holds himself in readiness to make
a speech at $500, which being a reduc-
ton of 500 from his regular figure, he
offers as an offset to Sherman's cash COLI
trbution. Evarts, we learn, Intends to
remit 500 of his bill Of $4,000 against
Zach Chambers Committee FLOR fees on
account of legal services rendered in the
electoral count. The bill therefore stands
at $4,000, with accrued interest. Key, il
Is said, has "antied up to John Sherman S
800 in cash, so that there is now just
500 in the spot"