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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
H. O. aTOCE rsvxPr-
EASsAs CITY, Mo-. March 4.

SAN7N- tITE' No, MstTch 4.
The "ind Gator" TeI OTts:-
CATTLE - Receipts. ii6; shipments, IS5.
stetay; native Shippin- steers, 81 lrdi -,
native butchers steers, si EGfti %; tredlng
81 serS - JJS5 s.; cows, q 5Oss5 -; stockeTS,
s3O az 20
II Gs-Bereipfs, 1,uS; shipments. J. ~;
weak, and 2uc on fiuW yesterday, extreme
range OF sales 81 > F.3 A. ..
SHEEP-R Receipts, 81; shipments, 2f2; 81
native muttOus av lul lbs, sold a,t % So.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
SANEORD'S
RADICAL CURE
Ia For ~
. CRlHhnH n

Alter long struggle with Cstarrh your
RADICAL Guar conquered.
REV u. :. MONROE, Lewisburg, Pa
Ihave rccommrraed it TO quite num-
Der Of my irieuds, all 81 v ON have expre=s-
sd to me their high estimate Of it4 value.
and good effects with them. WN EGwFS,
22j Pine St, st. Louis
We have sold SASFoRD's RADICAL { .zE
for several years. and can say csndidiy
that We never sold -imilar pFsperaiion
that gave such universal satisfaction. We
have yet to learn Of the first complaint
5. u. BALDWIN K o,
Washington, Ind.
No sooner did begin to use than my
symptoms changed. IL cleared my throat
il cleared nv head, j; cl aIed my mind.
Ii operated on my system 10 a way that
nothing ever before given me ly doctors
had done. SkMUEL SPINSFY,
Meadow Vale, " s
The cure effected in my case bv SAN
FORDs RADICAL CURE was 80 remaTkabie
that it seemed to thOs who had s4iere3
without relief from any Of the usuul RENE
dies that il could not I've true. | therefore
made affidavit to it before Seth J. Thomas,
Esq, Justice Of the Peace. Boston.
GE.KGE + IIi>NORE,
Druggist, BO-tOn.
One Of the best remedies for Catarrh
nay, the best remedy We have found in a
life ime of suffering IL SASFoRTa's RADI-
CAL CURE. II ia not unpleasant to take
through the nostril-, and there comes with
zach bottle a small glass tube for use in
inhalation. II clears the head and throat
20 thoroughly that, taken each morning on
rising, there are no unpleasant Fecretions
and no disagreeable hawking during the
rntiIe day, but an unprecedented olsarness
4 voice and respiratory organs-ReV. j.
III. Wiggin in Dochester, Mass, Bsac0".-
Price, with improved inhaler, Treatise
and Directions, 81. Sold by all DTuggi-ts.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
IRREGULARITIES IN FEEDING AND WATER
ING STOCK.
Live Stock JOuTnsi,l

ING STOCK.
Live Stock JournaiJ
Nothing is easier than to spoil the appetite,
to make the animal frefful and restless,
and to put stop to all improvement, BY
the mere irregularity of feeding. A beast
fed to-day al O'Clock, tomorrow at 7, and
the next day at s, will fret each successive
day from the time of his former feed to
that of the present. days. Soon he falls
into a restless habit, as he never knows
when his ration Is to be expected, and anx-
iety destroys thrift. Nor is it the
mental turmoil alone that for
bids improvement; the stomach fails to
adapt itself to this uncertain supply, and
a quantity OF partially eigested food il
thrown upon the bowels for the support Of
an economy whose wants have been ma,eri-
ally increased. The feeding Of s,ock
should never be made subsidiary to other
work-a thing to be attended to at any
time when other duties have been disposed
of. Inanimate objects can better afford
to wait than can the living and often acute
ly sensitive live stock, and he who fails to
realize this, will ever fail in securing
full return from this species Of property.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
KILLED

The Chinese bill, returned by the Presi-
dent, was taken up in the House Saturday
morning, but fell considerably short OF the
t~o-ihiTd7 vote necessary 20 pass it over the
VI
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Markets by Telegraph
y. LOUIS PRODUCE .sAaHEr

Sr. LOUIS. March 4.
FLOUR Better; NN. s. 9Oo4 10; XNN, 81 500
JJC; family, IL sUa4 50; choice - yU-.5 W
y EEAr-HlShtr; No. Z E-G, 81 ~ 9It2fs
cash; 81 Oitscl Oi3s April; 81 C5taaI u :. May:
No do. ~ -cl1sI 10
CoRS-FiTInel. 81 ., cash ard March; ste
April, Sit .GS5c May 5 &C June.
OATs-FIrm at 2bc.
RYE-tiTm at 10 &C.
IL ARLES-Duii and unchanged
AHISkY-tITm - IS.
POgK-Lower; - Sj6tg So
DRY SALT ME -TS-l.Dwer; cured clear ribs
at 81 - asked: 81 6j bid,
BACON-Lower; clear ribs and clear sizes,
s. %
LARD-Nominal: So 50 asked.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
PARTICULARS OF The CAPTURE OF TRUE
Lawrence Tribune, ~

Lawrence Tribune,
Sheriff Clerke returned on the noon train
to-day from the East, having in charge the
three prisoner who escaped from the Jail
last Sunday evening.
The FIRST trace which led to their capture
was obtained by dispatch from Gardiner,
johnson county, which stated that three
men had ridden in farmers wagon, from
near Eudors q short distance this side Of
Gardiner.
From Gardner they were traced in
nearly east::course, across the State lire into
Cas- county, Missouri, about eis hteen miles
east of Spring Hill.
Several times Sheriff Clarke was very
near them, only to be thrown off the warm
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
HOUSE AND FAF M.
TO PREPARE HORSE RADIsH.

IEUr OHIcagO Inter-Ucean.I
Take the fresh roots, crate them fine, put
vinegar on as you would for present use !;
then zeal up in glass fruit cans. 1t will
keep good one year or more, and is always
ready for nae
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
AN ANTELOPE CHASE.

Major II. B. Van Voorhis and r. B. Fry
drove in buggy from Speareville, Sunday
last, and while on the route, the hound
"Queen" following them, discovered herd
of nine antelope. The chase was kept up
about a mile, when the hound succeeded In
catching an antelope on the hind heel, and,
turning the anima al over on its back, held it
until the party in the buggy arrived. The
live antelope was brought into Dodge. 1t
was buck, about a year old.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
COLLINS
volTAIc @ ELECTRIC
PLAsTERS
Electricity with Healing Baisams
the Curative Marvel Of the AGE

They are instantly soothing, healing, and
strengthening. They begin their wonder
iul curative acton the moment they are
applied. In the annihilation Of Pain and
Inflammation, in the Vi,alizstion nf Weak.
Paralyzed and Painful Nervous Parts and
Organs in the Curing Of Chronic Weak
ne-ses and Insfmmstory Ailments and
Diseases, 10 the ABSORPTION Of Poi-on- from
the Blood through the Pores, ard Pre-
veniiOn OF Fever and Ague, Liver Com
plants, Malarisl and Contiguous Diseasss
they are wonderful Compared with them
in instantaneous and posiliye curative ac-
tion, the ordinary porous or perforated plaa-
ters, the voltaic band. and appliances, liver
belts and other costly coniriyances sink in
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
THE EEsr FRosrrxG FOR c.KEs.

IGOR. Minneapolis Housekeeper.)
There are various opinions about the
the length Of time frosting should be beat
en-, come giving half an hour, others a much
shorter time. Ny method is to have the
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06

CHASE, the notorious Fall River forger,
employs his time in the Penitentiary, cut
ting paper for hat bo1es
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06

whereas slow, boorish farmer leaves an
unfsvorable impression and lovers the
calling which be follows.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
PRICE 25 CENTS,

All the virtues Of Electricity and Heal
ing Balsams and Gums are to be found in
COLLINS VoLTAIC ELECTRIC PLAsTEss. Be
sure 20 get them. Sold By all druggists
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
A Good Word for the Dead Congress.

New York Herald, 81
Taken all in all, the session of Congress
ha. been rather Improbable one for the
Ibby.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
HODGEMAN CENTER.
gtfafnr ~

1t is understood that the men who are
building this town have capital TO the
amount OF one hundred thousand dollars.
We understand that coal is known to ex-
ist within one-half mile of the town site,
and water is another important question in
building a town; ; We are informed that wa
ter is very deep at Mr.. Csin's, while it
may be obtained at Boysel's from 80 TO 50
feet
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
Stock Market.

CATrLE-ShIppers, 81 iOai 75; Butchers,
3 j0 ~; Feeders. IS seas SIS per cwt.
HoG>-sS 2jysS s7IS, live.
SnEEP-P,ime, sS 81 per head
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06

RIcHARD WAGNER, the celebrated mu-
sical composer, is reported insane, at Leip-
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
THE BOGUS BOND TRICK.
(Atchison CHAMPION, 81

Yesterday too confident old gentleman
from Indiana, came in on the II. Il St. j.,
and stopped at the Union depot. He was
bound for the western part of the State,
where he had landed interests, and an in
terestipg family. Had Just been back to
Indiana to settle old accounts, and being
rather flush with finances, felt it too keenly
for his own good. He confided in friend
who was also coming to Kansas, and told
him Of his plethoric purse, etc. This new
ly found friend was game" and concluded
to make the gentleman from Indiana ''shell
out" all. or least a portion of his roll
Winks were exchanged with a "pal,"
and just before reaching East
Atchison the "pal" walked through the
coach to the seat where the two we're sitting,
and informed the bogus" man that "the
money must be forthcoming on that freight
before they arrived at East AtchIson or they
would be shipped back at once" Mr.. Stran-
ger seemed little excited but assured the
party that it would Re all right. That kind
of business wouldn't do, and the stranger
offered 81 900 bond of a Leadville Mining
Company, in payment. No change could be
made, and the gentleman from Indiana was
induced to loan him $500 on the bond un-
I'll the train reached Atchison. 1t was q
good bait and the clever old gentleman
swallowed it eaisly. The stranger and his
"pal" went into the baggage car to adjust
matters and through forgetful memory
failed to return. The duped man was
looking all over Aichison Yesterday in the
vain hope of finding the scoundrel, but had
not succeeded at late hour last evening.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

We learn, from Mr.. Rahskopf, that there
is to be Considerable emigration from
Scranton, Pa. A Ii tie company Of five
have already srrived, and thirty more will
start from Pensy yIvanis about the middle OF
next month, all to settle in this county.
They are all substantial, well to do farm
.rs, ana a. such will be welcome addition
20 cur farming community.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
NEW TOWNSHIPS IN OSBORNE COUNTY.

Petitions for the formation of two more
new townships will be presented at the
ne 1t meeting of the county board. 1t is
proposed to make a new township called
Lawrence out of the hslf of Bethany; and
out of the portion of Sumner which ex-
tends to the north line OF the new township
of Hawkeye to construct one to be called
Grant.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
dodge City Times, IL

Hon. Thos. Ryan writes to Ho,. r. NJ.
Wright thst The mail route to Tuscosa,
Te1ss, il provided for in the general bill
now PENDING in the Senate, which will
doubtless soon become q law"
Tuscoea, Texas, lies about 200 miles
southwest of Dodge City, and mail connec-
ton with that point will open business
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
RENO COUNTY GROWING.

The country stores bounding up in the
vicinity OF Hutchinson tell eloquently OF
the country's growth. By reference TO our
advertising columns it will be seen that
new one has just been started at Pretty
Prsirie. The lands in that neighborhood
being Of a most excellent quality, are near
ly all taken, and business will begin lively
in the spring.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06

II il located at Hodgemsn Center, and pub
lished by Mr.. ". W. Wheeland. We are
glad to see such progress in ore Of the
young counties Of cur growing State.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
UTILIZING A BEAU.

The man Reese, who was arrested on the
east bound train Of the K. p. road, day be-
fore Yesterday, was taken back to Hayes
City, yesterday, by Sheriff Schuyler OF that
place He is charged with stealing S15
irom his sisters beau, and is evidently a
hard case. although a mere youth yet, be-
ing only Is or 10 years OF age.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
N LII ILL IL ASSDI-
IArSansas Valley pemncraf Il

IhTAaHs2ts ' fIIty HeIIIOVI"t' I.I
Quite an amusing little scene occurred in
front of the Peoples Store yesterday morn
Ing. W. NJ. James who, in the absence Of
J. W. l., thinking it his duty to do the
agreeable for the firm, endeavored to raise
his ha, and bow to lady across the street
whilst carrying a step-ladder into the
store. In the violence of his misguided
efforts he stuck the ladder through ten
dollar window pane; and the lady cour-
teously acknowledging his profound bow
passed on leaving James to settle TIE bill
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
wHEAT-sHIPMENTs FROM WICHITA
Wichita Herald,

Over 100000 bushels of wheat have
been shipped from this station since August
lat. \ penny per bushel saved on that
quantity would amount to 10000, to be
divided among the producers of the grain.
4 competing line opening to tie 81. Louis
market direct wosld save at least cents
Per pushel and still afford profitable busi-
ness to the transporters.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
WAS NOT RECOGNIZED.

Jimmy Cannon, the scout va. before the
Indian cspliv.s Tuesday. While Jimmy
has the re, utation of being long in the In
dian service, he failed to make himself un-
terst,od by the Cheyennes. They laughed
at him, End We take it that Uncle Jimmy
i fraud, az he is reputed to be.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
ATCHIsoN's LUNATIC.
TAtchison Patriot, IL

The walking mania has reached Atchi-
son, and the frat victim to this dreaded dis.
ease is Ben Early, who proposes to walk
from here to Topeka and return in twenty
five hours on a wager Of S25. The time
has uot been fixed on but will be some time
next week.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
ONE OF THE BEST N THE UNION.
Florence Herald, ii

A new paper has been started In Hodge.
man county, called the Hodgeman Agitafor.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
TRUE CAPTURED AT LAST.
ITopeka Commonwealth, 2l
SHEEP RAISING IN FORD COUNTY.


We are led to believes that this part oi
Kansas is we'll adapted to sheep raising
when we see how successfully the focks
held in this vicinity have passed through
this very severe win'er. Very little grain
food has been required. The sheep having
advantage Of good warm shelters, and %
these can be easily constructed it does not
prove an expensive investment. Parties
desirous Of learning of the advantage We
have here for this profitable industry, can
do no better than m axe visit to this place
and see for themselves that this is the place
fer them.
SETTLERS POURING INTO MESS COUNTY.
Dodge City Times L
F. r. Brand and r. W. Keller. of the
southwestern part of Ness county. called
Thursday. They report so families in their
settlement. The settlers are pouring into
that part OF the country. This settlement
is In the Hackberry valley, and is situated
thirty-fve miles northwest of Dodge City.
There is come timber in this valley, and
plenty of running water from springs. The
Hack berry creek forms junction with the
north front of the Pawnee. There is plenty
of fine building stone in that valley. There
will be a mail line shortly, running
through that section Of country. These
settlers ale coming 10 Dodge City to trade.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06
KANSAS NEWS.

-Wiufeld wants street lamps.
Wichita is shippirg -four to Europe.
Brookville Is to have lew city hall.
-Hodgemsn county has population Of
1000.
Parsons wants to build one hundred
houses this year.
Great Bend, in Barton county has a
Chinese laundry.
The southwestern State paIers are men
tioning bouquets.
The Fredonia Tribune is no~ known as
the Chsnute Tunes
Coal has been reduced Il per :on in
price in Wichita, according TO the Heratd.
The Harvey County Neus has been
bold enough 10 publish the Besutiiu,
Sn-:
The Clifton Rer eur il the latest publ
cation. 1t is edited by Mes-rs. Wellnan Il
Blake Il is to be strictly local weekly.
TEACHERS MEETING.
The Msrshal county Teachers Associa-
tion will Iaeet al Blue Rapids March Sth.
IMPROVEMENTS ON THE KIP.
lBrookviIle Times, IL
4 great many new dwellings are bsirg
erected in BrookvIlle.
THE OLD STORY.
tWateryiIle Telegraph, Feb. 2s)
Emlgrant wagons are passing through
the cilv almost every day.
TINE TO CLEAN Up.
Parsons SUM-
Ii IL about time TO begin TO clean and fix
I'D your homes. Clean up the rubbish and
burn il.
WESTWARD BOUND.
Iarookville Times, IL
Scores and scores of white tented wagons
pass through this town daily on their way
westward.
THE oskGE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
(OSage City Free Press
The Oscge County Historical Society will
meet on the lst tuesday evening in March,
ID Burlingame.
WANTS MORE SCHOOL ROOM.
parsons sun,
One OF the most marked proof. OF the
rspId growth Of Parsons Is the Incressed
d, III si.d for school room.
WILL BE BETTER NEXT YEAR.
IUodse City Times, ii
The small cottsge- dot the pra!ries every
whe:e Another year will make sill greater
improvements.
SHARPENING UP.
TKiugmsn Mercury, 2s
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06

About noon yesterday as Alfred Brow
der, colOred man who works for I. S.
Hufiaker, was driving through the timber
with wagon load Of wood, large syca-
more tree fell and struck the wagon, COM
pleiely wrecking it. Alfred was struck in
the back and head by limb of the falling
tree and seriously injured. He will be laid
up for long lime il not rendered a cripple
for life.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-20
BACKING DOWN.

Washington letter writers note as very
significant the fact that the Democrats
are already beginning to talk Of a nodi-
fcation Of their demands for political sction
relating TO the election laws at the coming
session. There are number OF them who
DO not believe that they can hold their full
strength here, or carry the better part oi
their party in the country with them, in
forcing through all that they insisted upon
in the last appropriation bills. For this
reason there is talk of yielding their posi-
ton on the part Of the election
law which provides for Supervisors, but
to insist to the last upon the repeal Of the
law authorizing the employment Of Deputy
Msrshals; Of that authorizing the use Of
troops at the polls, and Of the Jurors test
oath sections. They conc.de the strength
Of the ars1men. for the retention Of Super
visor, on the ground that each party is
represeuted-an argument, they claim,
which does not apply to the employment
of Marsha's, since they are Of enc party
only. This talk Of yielding, as fir as indi-
Gated, is by no means general among Demo-
crats, while declarations that no portion Of
the Beck pan will be abandoned are very
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-20

Ing ehJs- 4. sd a4s .he tf-t 10 under
take TO resen ~ But, as vnu sU know.
T7s shoked cH by the AIchisou. Topeka &
santa Re, who recogniz the fsct that IL
VII b T1r'h millions to tn u. should thew
srccsed in gaining entire cunirol Of the
trade Of this portion Of the SAFE
Next cones the St Louis aid Ariz,ra
company, backed by s. Louis and the Mis-
soUsl z c.lic, The proposed lire being
through the counties of Miami Frank in,
Aud,rsOn, Cot flee, Woods n, Wilson, Elk,
C1~iey, Sunner and Harper, sDd eveniu-
ally ON through th- counties Of Barbour,
Com lnche, Clark, Mead, Seward, Stevens
and h in>as. 10 the west line Of The Sis,e, a
distance OF four huu dred snd thirty miles.
The en- ins.r corps ot this proposed road
are a. present surveying the r,ule. starting
from Paols, Miami county, and will IN
doubleday reacn his place within the rext
three or four weeks
Then Comes the SOuferu Kansas Il
Western Tailrosd company, proposing 10
start iheir road al Independence, Mont
somsry couny, a point on the Lesven-
sOdth, Lawrence K Galveston r3ilrD d, and
bUiit on through he corntieS OF Ek, Cow
lev, Sumner, Harper and Barbour, through
which they have secured thsIr charter.
Work on their road will bSin esrly in
A Eril next, sud 81 leas- seventy-6ve miles
OF the line will be c1mYl led this season,
shch will bFiuE il - VIZ field, COwiey
county, leaving ab ut 50 or % miles more TO
D. comp etst IN order Il reach this place,
shieh vii undoUb.sily be i ne duril the
year 1850 his will give us road as
sUon IS " will neei one
SlS 1T IA 81 .brsps nm " 81, Z a al rsc.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-20
A GOOD GROWING TOWN.

81. Marys is fiiy miles west Of Lawrence
on ths X. p, and from little Irdisn trad
ing post Of a dozen years ago, has devel-
oped into yOurg city of some 1000 pao-
pie. Its log houses have given place to fre
brick and stone structures flied with con-
plete stocks Of eoods, ard what was then a
chsparei is noH occupied by elegant dwell
ings and tasty, we'll kept grounds.
This is the central point and seat OF the
Catholic educational system Of this State
and the West, and the buildings for that
purpose are among the fines: and most com.
modious,
St. Mary's Is becoming beautiful town,
and is the seat Of very rich surrounding
country. Its prospects for growth and
Importance are "a good a. those
Of any inland TO sn in the Sis,e. Every
railroad train lands there quite number
Of new comers, TO locate and cast their for
tuues with the town.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-20
ARrICUL.Rs OF THE DrArH or NOTED
MURDERER.
Ellsworth Reporter

lG-AiNNOiNH
Areport having been seen that Wm.
Thompson, OF Texas. wss killed, gentle
man OF this city wIo-e % a lawyer N Waco
Texas, and received the tuli pa lIcuiaIs u
tn killing If this noted murderer.
Daring ID cember Ben Gsllis and Bill
Thompson got into difficulty, when
Gsilia shot TnOmp7on, killing hin instant
ly. The facts are about a. follow: q ,llia
had been keeping company with loose
woman, and went awsy somewhere. In
the meantime Thcm, came; and on
GaIlia'- return he found him in company
with his girl. From thence bitter -tlnu-y
ensued, az she favored each If them
Glllia gave her penkuIie. \
few days af,erward lie saw
it in Thompsol's pose sion and
claimed it. Thomt sou told him Ia prove
his property, and cursed him, and ssid h.
was the cause of the woman having cut
him in the face. Thompson had his fvce
tied up, having received a fearful gish
from the woman, and threw ~ nj hand
TO take OF the bands-e, when Gallia shot
him through the heart G4liia IL now in
the penittn iary on conviction for robbery,
aud will be tried in May FIR murder. B-n
Thompson l. now in Austin lie and Bill
and Gallia We're all bsd men and gamblers
Thus died the murderer of sheriff Whit
nsy, who failed 10 get his iIst d, rts in
this county. H c,mmitt,d d m,ny mur
ders; and ne fiaally loses his life in di-
g-sceful quarrel with smaa Of his own
slamp
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-20
THE NEW DIRECTOR OF THE PEN
lrENClaRS

The nomination OF s. +. Burdett for Di-
rector of the Penitentary, may he regard
ed as one eminently fit to be made. Mr. b
is an honest capable man, possessing the
confidence of the business community. The
Governor has acted wisely in selecting a
man for this responsible position who is
under no obligations TO politicians, the
Governor appointing him upon the recon-
mendations of friends who urged his nom-
instion solely on the grounds of his fitness
for the place. This nomination also gives
sdditional evidence that ST. Johns admin
istraiion is no continuation of the one pre-
ceding it. We call special attention to
the endorsement in another column which
We copy from the Commonwealth.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-20
SII.NER.

Secretary Sherman has decided, after con-
sultation with leading Treasury officials
not to force silver dollars upon creditors OF
the government who are unwilling to take
them. Treasurer Gilfillan strongly urges
that the twenty odd millions in the Treas-
ury vaults, and accumulating at the rate
of 100000 daily, will be paid out in sals-
ries and other government Indebtedness,
but Secretary Sherman objects to take the
responsibility unless suthorized by Con
gress- Shortly after the assembling.of Con-
gress il is understood bill will be intro
duced requiring the Secretary to paw out a
certain per cent OF these dollars in current
disbursements.