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THE PENSION BUREAU.
The Claims Presented Under the arrears
e of Pensions Act.

The Claims Presented Under the Arrears
.a of Pensions Act.
z Washington Special
Since the passage of the arrears of pom
sions act fifty thousand rejected claims have
been presented again to the commissioner of
pensions. These, with the number of un-
settled claims now before the bureau, swell
the total number to more than one hundred
and eighty thousand. The number of claims
received each week since the passage of the
act referred to averages twenty five hundred,
which is double the number that the bureau
can consider under its present system of
doing business. The commissioner receives
about twenty-five hundred letters daily from
inquiring pensioners, and over twelve hun
idred letters are sent out daily in reply. The
pensions now on the roll number about one
hundred and thirty-dve thousand, the list
having been increased more than ten thou
sand during the year by the settlement of
claims of pensions of the war of 1912.
Commissioner Bentley has plan to radi-
oally change the present system of paying
pensions. It is to divide the United States
into districts, which shall be under the con-
troll of a commission consisting of surgeon
and skilled pension clerk, the duties of
whom shall be to attend at the
principal places in the district
and hear evidence in applica-
tionz for pensions An ingenious system
of blanks has been suggested for oommuni.
eating with the central Office. The benefits
of this plan would be to subject old claims
to more rigid examination, and to protect
the government and the pension fund against
fraudulent and unmeritorious claims, and at
the same time to greatly reduce the cost of
the payment of pensions. The first pension
law of which there is any knowledge in Eng
land was the act of 1892, which auth orized
the payment Of weekly sum from every
parish for the relief of the sick, hurt and
manned soldiers or marines. Commissioner
Bentley goes back to the original principle,
and relegates the question of the right to
pensions to the people of the parish. The
witnesses would all be neighbors Of the
claimants.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-24

CHARLEY Foster has been obliged to give
up making speeches for the present on ac-
count of the failure of his voice. AT last
we have discovered the reason of his staying
at home when most patriotic men went into
the army. He was fearful that his voice was
so weak that he could not make himself
heard when he cried for quarter.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-24

SHERMAN and Blaine are disguised at the
impetus given to the Grant boom by the re-
ception of the great American traveller at
San Francisco. Jim threatens to let Gail
Hamilton loose, while John may start another
syndicate and leave all Of those who con-
tributed to the boom out of the ring. At any
rate they each regard their Presidential pros
poets as about on par with those of Prof.
Conkling at the close of the Canonchet cpl
sOde .
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-24

The British embassy in Burmah has been
warned to leave as soon as possible, and to
stay not on the order of their going. It is
not probable that, in remembrance of the
fate of the embassay at Cabul, the gentle
men who compose the British representation
at Mandalay will proorastinate their depart
ure, for the king, it is said, is moro than
ever given to his cups and may at any time,
in imitation of the British monarch imm or
talized by Shakespeare, serve them as Buck
ingham was served.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-24

The delegates to the Democratic State
Convention, which meets tomorrow, should
guard against hasty and impolitic action.
The aim should be to secure the very best
men in the party and take the chances on
the result.
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SEND IN THE REPORTS.

The GLOBE will thank its Democratic friends
throughout the State for early reports of county
conventions Send names of delegates and res
olutions of instructions, if any are passed.
Whenever possible forward by telegraph at our
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE II

The GLOBE will be glad to receive and print
short letters from the people on local or our
rent topics. Make your communications brief
and to the point and you will secure their pub
cation
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CONTENTION TO MEET At THE CAP
.- ca. '. l.ITOL. "I''a. ' .-I't
The Democratic State Convention will
meet tomorrow at IL NJ, at the hall of the
House of Representatives in the Capitol.
There will probably be conference at the
Merchants Hotel this evening to compare
views. ----
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by which the Presidency was wrestled from
the majority of the American people. It il
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tenants and dependents not to work or kill
their disabled horses. but to send them to his
fine park At Broughton, where anecdotes Of
his kindness are still told. He had q frightful
dog, of which he made great pet, because he
said that no one else would be kind to any thing
80 ugly. He was one of the first prominent
apostles of kindness to brutes
The death is announced of Mr.. Chapman, the
leading entomologist of Scotland after ling
ering illness, accelerated by the failure of the
City of Glasgow bank, of which he was share
holder. An account of him says: ITO Mr.
Chapman this world was . paradise of natural
wonders; to him about the blaokest spot was
the religious pretensions which so largely aided
to compass the catastrophe which brought him
to RUM
The Rev. w. q. Ferridsy was pastor Of
Presbyterian church at Bethlehem, Pa, until
three years ago, when he resigned in order to
make q tour in the old world. He found life
in Paris 80 attractive that he still stays there,
and SO misleading that his conduct has become
unlike what clergyman's should be. The
facts have been officially reported to his pres
bytery, and his name is no longer on the roll.
The princess of Wales is described Is never
more radiant than of late, mot even on TIC
morning. sixteen years ago. when in that iaunty
hat and mauve poplin dress she stepped ashcro
st Gravesend, and afterward rode through Lvn-
don, taking triumphant possession Of all our
hearts, On a recent occasion she looked al
most as young and quite as charming in cos
tune of black and white striped silk, and it
was easy TO see how proud she is of her boys
, 1879-02-08
Territory Of Washington.
A PROC, AVIATION.

WHEREAS, At A GENERAL ELECTION
" held in the Territory OF Washington or
the nth day uf November, A. D., one thOlS.
aud eight hundred and seventy eight. there
were submitted Ia the legal voters of said
Territory. for adoption or rejection. Il ron
stitItiorl for the State nf WashngtOn; and
al - three separate Articles" which sh ,uld
become a part ~ said constitution IN the event
uf their adoption. and
WHEREAS, NJ y general election held In the
counties Of Idaho, >ho.hUne uad N"z lercc
NJ the Territory of Idaho an suid ifth dny of
Nu,emb'r. one thousand eight hundred and
-event, eight, said constitution and "Sepa
rate Articles" were submitted for adoption or
rejection to the legal voters Of said cuuntlrs,
and,
WHEREAS, Il IL made the duty OF the toy.
erurr of sti rnrritor, Of Washington TO de-
rlme 10y proclamation the reult Of the votes
cast and returned on the adoption or rejection
If said Consli utiOn and Separate Artc"s.
Now, therefor, ELISHA 7. FERRY GO -
rrnoi Of .ad Territory, do hereby declare
following ~ be he result of the vote Gust at
said election in the Territory Of Washington
For Constitution, six thousand five hun
drrd AMI thirty seven.
Against the Constitution, three thousand
two hundred and thirty-six.
For Separate Article No. |, one tn Ill and
eight hundred and seventeenf
Against Separate Article No. five thousand
one hundred and seventeen.
For Separate Article No 9, one thousand
, seven hundred and forty five
Against separate Article No. 9, five tuou.
sand and siNtv one.
| For Sepamt Ar icle No. 3, two thousand
eight hundred and seventy-four.
Against Separate Article No. 3, four thou
"A htt..l 1 AID
Aud do frther declare the following to 6p
The result Of the votes cast In said counties
Of Idaho, ShoshOne and Mes Perez IN the
| territory Of Idaho:
For Constitution, seven hundred and thirty.
seven
Against constitution. twenty.six.
For Separate article No. Lone hundred and
twenty three.
Against $ .parate Article No. !, two hun
dred and eghty.two.
For separate Article No. 2, one hundred
and twcntyone.
Against Separate Article No. 2, two hun
drcd and eighty two
For Separate Article No. 8, two hundred
aud twenty one.
Against Separate Article No. 8, one hun.
ired and eghty-eight
And do further declare that said Consti.
tuition has been adopted.
And do further declare that said Article
No. |, Article No. g and Article No. 3 have
leen rejected.
-, IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF
se.L have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great cal uf
the Territory to be affXId, AT
Olympia this twen:yeighth day of December,
A. ID. 1878.
ELISHAP. FERRY,
Governor.
BY the Cover or,
n. Ii. OWlNGj.
Secretary.
, 1879-02-08

'~FS thr ministry presented Ia YOU u
prol rrnmr whirh, whil,. att,r :iny sat.
'Ni'riitn to puilic nLinInn. appnrrl ,o
,nr cabinet such as might bu vn,'I with
~: danger Z" good security ar gnnl ad-
ninisirsiinn of the country. Pu ting
aside all p,rsnnal views. had given Ihr
program In" NV appreciation. tor WIS
~ r.icing no principle ~ which cnn.i-
rncr commanded me ,O rrnH u f i,h q.
lul. To day 'hr ministry. thinking ~
r'sponi I" the opinion ni tII' majority
IA the two chamb ~. pr"pnsr I" M.
m regard in high military commands,
Sn'n" general Lpasrrrs .,hmh consider
contrary ~ the interest nf tho army nnl
r"ns' qmn'ly rN thnsr of t'r con ry
! cannot sul,scrih ih III. Anv either
ministry. taken from the IN i"r,'v, would
impose upon mr the same conditions.
! ronsii'r myself. tn r. f"r". haunt I"
shorten fhr duration or III" mrmda'e
which the National assrmbv 80 ti,lrh in
me-. and I therefore tender my rsigna-
tinn
In quitting powrr have ~" cnnsrla
thn ni thinking tiint during the fi:tv
three years that I have IL voted :" III
srrvirr NJ mv country. eth rasa al her
ar citizen. have never mrn Lu'lrh hv
my s,nt'n-nt either rIpn honor and duty
AMI absolute devotion Ia mv c'nIntr,.
| quest Nnu I" C'mmuniratr my lrci,-
un IL the chambers.
MrMahnn. Dlkr "f MagrntI.
, 1879-02-08

Thnmns II. Powers. senior partner "f
che firm nj Powers & Wightman. man
ulnc uring chemists at Philadrlphia, VIII"
rec, ntly ,I,"l. aged sixty ak years. was
, thr richest man in Philndrlphm. bis
aestI ate lring estimated mt $S.00000 ar
100 {, 900. and hiSncome ut three qu,r :
ers of u million annually. The firm has
been in Xistrucr tor sixty yeurI Pow
crs hns been mcm'wr forty years. and
the firm name had been the same thirty
one. Tie firm was founded by Fnrr. m
Elg 8 mrn. Kn ". II Swi,r, wlln, after
long Investigation. discovered the pr'r' 81
for rhr manufacture of 2uininr. which
for long time had been known only 10
~ icw French chemists. On This was
ioun,ird the prOs,~rity ot the firm, and
for the hrn fit ui his and one other house
quininr has been protected ever since We
hnvr had - tariff. II is said thar each
partner drew oir $!50Q0 PER month ir-
res sr,iv" ot any profits. and diyi he'd NJ
shr rn al th.,rnr. For u lrng time the
firm has never permitted it, balance III
bank tn IN h'lnw 500 600.
, 1879-02-08
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But a hw ln,s sInc" thr D. = N. Go
bon .ht h two ~ nmholis nw mel y t'm
Pr. &. ~ o'lnnw they have hnu.lt "ut
III. W. T. g. l. Go, consisting oi AN'"-
ria nnI Salem properly. ten st"amb"n's
a,d ,lr,m hmryr.. giving them the entire
mnnrp Nv of he two riv' r. Of the North
west The hOis nnw owned nv the o
& n. C, nr" - follow: Wide West.
B,nia, M,Miovillr. r. II. 20 ,pson, 9.
7. Church. n yi" T..mpsnn. Emm" H'y-
ward, s G. Red, Welcome. Mnuntnin
Qurrn. Spnk"n". Annie Exon. NrS
Trnino. Almr'n. Idaho, IInrvrst Queer.
John Gates. Ch,mpi'n. Governor Gr"vrr.
+ munzn Owilrnt, + n C"ok", Fannie
P.rtnn. Orirnt. Willamette Chiri. Alice
nnd OkhhfmH, aud the lr,Tg Aurnrrai
Colum' Ia chief and C"lurl n, mnkiug
A. told rw'nry rin" srramhoatS md three
b,rLrs. The Company huvc ALWAYS
adopted the policy Of sending their old
bna'> ~ the hnuc yard. Vt ~ unHrv.
irrnl i. nrd perhaps M liz" of st"aucrs
has ever cnrrid 81 many prsscUg,rs
with such freedom from accidents.
, 1879-02-08
Improved Free I'rnner

Lrnvth at pole4 trt S3 90, Q feet
s. 10. Operated from the ground.
DISPENSE with the usr ri ladder, prun-
ing knife aud old style shears. Tr' cs
cannot he injured. The hst thing 10
clip "ut ca,rrpillaIs, Fanning mills,
prrcr $40 OO warranted to give satisiac.
ton. Address.
F. W. WALD.
II r,iware Store. Srattle w. T.
, 1879-02-08

vi -, " \ Jal ~ rwirt's re.maius
have h-n in III" rSs~rssiun nt Hilton
A. H. - ri.ht h,vs. Hilton has spent
go An1 N III" search: The amount ni
ransom Wa $4,000. The rmains are
nos scr'ir'l. ih,ir whrrralouis l~ing
known Ia - than score at prrsnns.
There will '~ ro persecution. anl th..
guilty pnr'irs. tlIrrp in numhr, will
pr 'lmhlv never lm given "a the public
Mr. Hilton ,lor> not himself know the
rrsurrrctinni>ts. Til" ransom money
wns paid to '"g,l firm. The lnwyrrs
prndncrl III" plate TINT was wrrnchr,l
from the coffin ~ preliminary proof. amt
gave Mr. Hilton complete details "t M.
DESCRIPTION Mr.. Hilton WINS greatly
annoyed ~ the refusal nf the lawyers a.
divu'.r the names, hut finally came /"
terms. The r"mnins will lr srcrr,t'l
until the masnl, UNI is completed IN
Long I-mnl.
, 1879-02-08
nl45 On,
NOTICE 10 Lieuitors.

The creditors Of Spencer w. Young Of sno.
homi'h county, IN insoIvrnt debtor, are re-
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Third Judicial District at seattle, on the first
day flhe next term, Jmnuary 27th A d,
lS79, and show cause why the prayer of tho
,ad insOlvcnt deb or to br discharged rom
his debts should not be granted.
II. A. Gregor",
Clerk ofthc Diet Court,
Snoh"mieh Co., W. I.
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, 1879-02-08

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A EALED proposals will be

I'm EALED proposals will be
~ received 10y the Board Oi County
E$ Commissioners oi Snnhomish Co.
Washington Territory Mt their February
SESSION, commencing on the first Monday
of February 1879. Tor cutting out and
constructing c0un'y ROAD on the line
rec' ntlv surveyed. located and accepted
hy the said Commissioners ut their No.
vmlmr session, 1873, between the Pill
Chuck valley and Stanwool in said Co.
VIA Kcnt's prairie. Separate bills are
desire" Tor that part of the route f.on,
Krnt's Prairie to Stanw"ol, and from
krnt's Prairie 10 the commencement OF
said rnai in Pill Chuck valley. Said
roWl must he cut ont vt lrast 12 teet
wide. The Board reserves the right to
r. jet any or all of sni,l ms.
BY "rlrr of the Board OF County Com.
missl0ncrs.
j. II. SWEET,
AGli,"r "s Snohomish County w. T.
n.Iu I'm
, 1879-02-08

Notice -- All persons indebted
tn me, nrr IT qurstrd to cnl and settle or
secure their accounts prior TO February
lst 1872, by $" doing they will save
costs of collrruinn. as ! shall he compel,
lr,l t. sue ON all nCcounis not settled or
."ru'rl ~ that time. Dated ut SnnhO-
mish City, W. L. Dc, Il, 1878.
VIM. EDWARDS.
nt45 om
, 1879-02-08
Miscellaneous.

A Inds" ~ Pm. y ufr. Ark. Rad III,
po'm d" y rsy and I Are out ,n A..
ca .ulG 'or di,"rr,.. snd the p.p
aad his Niir r.turn.d ha'nr haury
, 1879-02-08

VERsuIiEs. la. 3O--Thr following
i' the text al McMahon's lcttcr oi rrsig-
tim:
At t.e op, ming of this session orcllam.
, 1879-02-08

Pei, In 5L-P ,-i lent MarN ,hsn
his r''''gu.r' tee rr.,id ncy of i.,r
rrn l'''" Cougu~s h p-.n cnnyok,-I.
nn' " Ir'vy rh'''-I. nni procl,im,,l
pr''''l'"r e the a. pubIic Tor term OF
Sv"n yr'r.
s'n Fr,nr'~cn. Im. e9-Cd "A
b.. Chirrs'. Consul II ~. port. says
tnai =" '''Il rs'rirting Chinese immiyr,,
ti"n Shich y'si.r,lay lasS.d III. bower
hnu>'' ~ c''n.r'>S ha. .Xcitrd hu, little
inter. - pm"ng ,hr Chinrs.. The mnr.
Intelligent e in ." of ,hr cirv rryar,l tin.
bill ~ . - rni rhing. Irraus. il viii sian
imm'"r ,'i"n They think thar thrrr m.
hlr'.r'ly Chin. sD. rnouuh hrr. f,r the
god ~ h"'h Conc lsirn and Monyolian.
AMI IL immigration nav rrasrs. IN, r.
will h~ gr n''T d''mnnd tor the lalnr
ol tue prescott inh,hi,anis, and wages
will ih-r in-'. I-' hi"h"r.
, 1879-02-08
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DR.. Fenner's ST. Vltus Dance Specific, One bottle
always cures. For sale by W. B. Foye, Canton O.