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THE NEWS.
Editorial Notes aud Telegraphic
Points.

The Treasury succeeded in getting
$3.50, 600 worth Of 6s Of 1880, at l.O2i, on
Saturday.
A Toronto telegram says it is the
unanimous wish there that Hanlan row
I.aycock on any terms.
Israel NJ. Parr & Son, one of the
largest grain houses in Baltimore, sus-
pended payment on Saturday.
]. Beck, formerly in the stationery
business at l56 William street. killed
himself in his house, in Brooklyn, on
Saturday.
On Saturday policeman Lawrence, OF
jersey City, fatally shot Peter Murray.
who had attempted to escape after being
arrested ior burglary.
For the week ended Saturday 52l ,49S
standard silver dollars were distributed.
During the corresponding period last
wear S272, 496 were distributed.
The National Grange adjourned sine
die at Washington, on Saturday. The
next annual meeting will be held in
Washington on the third Wednesday in
November, 1881.
Cotton dealers at st. Louis and Mem
phis estimate the damage to the crop by
the recent severe weather at half mil
lion bales, and an advance OF $3.50 per
bale has taken place since Wednesday.
General George b. Crittenden, eldest
son OF the late John j. Crittenden, died
at his home in Danville Saturday. lie
was graduate Of West Point and served
in the regular and Confederate armies
with distinction. He will be buried at
Frankfort.
A boiler exploded in Andrew Moore's
foundry, AT Charlotte, Mich, Saturday
afternoon, entirely demolishing the
building, and killing outright George
Moore, his son and another man, name
unk Known, also severely scalding and
otherwise injuring four others, one or
more of whom may yet die.
The Chicago Tribune furnishes the
following statement OF najorities, taken
FROM the official returns from every
State in the Union. OF the last Presiden.
tial election: Garfield. l,i39,4l5: Han
cock, 4,i36,0l4; Weaver, SO5, ~; Dow,
9.6i4; scattering. l,I93. Total 9,l92,593.
Garfield's plur, ', : 4Ol.
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love. 1t is something to be able to say,

love. 1t is something to be able to say,
philosophically:
Perhaps the cup was broken here.
That Heavens new wine might show
more clear; bat it is far beyond this to
be able to say, as Mrs. Browning does in
"De Profundis:"
praise Thee. while my days go on;
love Thee, while my days 60 on;
Thro' ark and desrth. through fire and frost,
With emptied arms aud treasures lost,
thank Thee, while my days 60 on.
Let us aspire for this grace OF cease.
less praise. We ought most to prize the
imperishable things. A merchant COM
ing home from business, threw himself
down in his chair, and said: 81 am
grieved, have lost all, l have nothing
left" His wife stood astounded. but
his little girl climbed on his knees, pat.
ted his face with her lily hands, and
said: why. papa, you have mamma
left, and me too" and the mans heart,
30 lately full of disappointment and Bit
terness, melted with gratitude and love.
His choicest earthly treasures were still
untouched. To be in Christ is the fact
ofsupremest moment. This brings God
near, and enaOleS IS 10 realize
Our Spiritual Wealth,
our incorruptible and eternal treasures.
60 near, so very near, TO Col,
Nearer cannot be;
for, In the person OF His Son.
lam rs neaf as He.
SO dear, so very dear TO God.
Dtarer c'nnot be;
For tho love wherewith He loves His Son,
Is thu love He bears Tor me.
The inhabitants Of Zion ought to cry
out and shout they ought to make the
world understand what a possession
they have in God. 1t is "the Holy
One" who dwells in the church, and the
end OF the divine manifestation is holi-
ness in heart and life. The gospel holi.
ness is a power productive OF the most
gracious and glorious results; and for
nothing have we greater reason for graf
itude than for that invincible force
which turns sinners into saints.
The inhabitants OF Zion, possessing
God, have the assured and everlasting
triumph. "This God is our God for
ever" A young man was dying in his
fathers arms, and as the death shiver
passd over him, he said: GIVE me
great word, father" What greater
word for life or death than that which
expresses the psalmist's confidence:
God is the strength OF my heart and
my portion forever" The thought OF
God and the pfesence OF God fill our
hearts with gratitude, and will he our
confidence, our 10y, and our salvation.
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THE DEMOCRATIC COURSE.
Senator James 3 Beck, of Kentucky. EI.
presses His Opinion.


LEXINGTON, November 27.-Senator
James B Heck left for Washington city
to-day. In an interview with q press
reporter, he said:
"The evident policy OF the Democrats
at the approaching session of Congress,
which has snly seventy or eighty work.
ing DAYS is 10 make it strictly business
session, take no holiday recess, pass all
the necessary approp' iat'on bills, the
census bills, aid commerce and the car
rying trade if possible, improve the Mis-
sissippi and our grta, wat.r ways to
cheaper transportation, aud render an
extra session after March 4th unneces-
sary. Ii the Republicans by dilatory or
other proceedings prevent us from
doing so, the responsibility for all the
evil, an extra session will surely in
tiict upon the business OF the country
will lie upon them. II We waste time
bv long recess and by dilatOry conduct
in the first part OF the session, and nee
essarv bills should then fail, the country
will hold us responsible. think the
press will DO good service by urging
these facts on the Democratic members,
that they may arrange their affairs he
fore leaving home for continuous work
from December 9TH to March Ith.
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FOREIGN.

Russia's Demands-What Amount Will
Tney Reachp- British Mau-ot- War In
suited.
SHANGHAI, October %. The affairs
at Pekin are s i'll unsettled. Different
parties at the Capital, anxious about the
future Of the country and of the nature
and extent OF The demands tn he made
by Russia. believe that Tseung Iii Gam.
ell il still ignorent. That a territory
will be asked for in addition to large
money indemnity is generally conceded.
Corca and Formasa are mentioned IN
this connection. The report that the
Chinese are desrous OF settling the mat
ter by arbitration is perhaps correct. but
il is stated that Russia will allow no for.
eign intervention.
The Captain and some OF the officers
OF a British man ,i.war, while recently
steaming up the tiangtsze, had occasion
to land near Ching k,ang and were sur.
rounded by natives and pelted with
stones.
Statement Of First Mate of sunken Steam.
er Oncle Joseph.
ROME, November 27.-Thc first mate
of the steamer Orligias, which sank the
Oncle Joseph, states that seeing a single
mast headlight about kilometre ahead
he deemed il the light OF the Merchant
man and ordered the Ontigias' helm
pointed, expecting the Merchantmen to
DO the same, but the Oncle Joseph tar
boarded her helm until she saw the
Ortigias bearing down npOn her when
she ported, describing a semi circle aud
exposing her flank. The mate OF the
Ortigia then ordered her engines revers-
ed, Tut it was too late and the Ortigia :
Prov drove in the side OF the Joseph $.
Few OF the sleepers aboard the Oncle
Joseph had time TO rush on deck before
the vessel sank.
Overthrow Of the Ministry.
ROME, November 27.-NOt only is
there talk OF coalition between the
Right and Extreme Left for the over.
throw of the Ministry, but the
possibility OF a coalition OF these parties
ior the construction OF new ministry
is seriously discussed.
American Competition.
VIENNA, November 27.-During 4
debate ON the budget in the Hungarian
Diet, the question OF the regulation o'
the Hungarian rivers was discussed
The Formidable competition OF America
in supplying grain and flour, had direct
ed attention to the regulation and i'm
provempnt Of the water carriage, as the
most tiicicnt d in meeting the compe'
titlon.
New Irish Land Bill.
LONDON, November 21.-The N'ws, in
a leader, says the new Irish land bill will
be, beyond question, a genuine and
practical effort TO settle the controversy
Parliament TO Meet January 9th.
LONDON, January 21.-At the Cabinet
meeting to day it was decided TO sum
mon Parliament on the 6.h .! January
for the despatch Of business. .-
Tanuer's Competitor. :
VIENNA, November G.-Styrian, q
soda water manufacture, writes the
Nsg Free Fr,@ that he Is ready 10 enter
into competition with DR.. Tanner, beer
agains. water. He asserts he can last
on beer forty four days.
The Mighty Earthquake.
VICTORIA. b { November 21.-Ths
recent earthquake shocks were very
violent, and glaciers were split from th'
base 10 the summit, and great masses o
| ice cas-, into the valleys and creeks. com
| pletely filing them up.
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crease OF s4ao. 900. Gould is reported to
have bought largely Of Atchison and To-
peka from Boston parties 1t is said
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
company is about to make large cash
payment to the Hannibal company, and
with the cash surplus now in the com.
pany's treasury there will be an accu.
mutation Of funds equal to about per
per cent on common stock.
The transactions on the Stock Ex.
change aggregated i62 900 shares, Of
which 100 were Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy, LOO Cansda Southern, s..
100 Delaware. lackaW anna and West.
ern, 10000 Delaware and Hudson Canal.
lO6, 900 Erie. 1900 Hannibal snd st.
Joseph, 5000 Iron Mountain, 2.6o0
Kansas and Texas, 1900 Lake Shore,
2l.OOO Lake Erie and Western, $50
Michigan Central, 100 Northwestern,
5000 Nashville and Chattanooga, H..
900 New Jersey Central, S,GO New York
Central, 800 Northern Pacific, 5000
Ohio and Mississippi, 10000 Ontario
an 4 Western, 2,2OO facii, Mail, 10000
Reading. ID 0o) st. Paul. 3,4W ST. Paul
and Omaha. H.. 900 Union Pacific, H.
OOl Wabash P@i C, $500 Western
Union, 10000 Chesapeake aud Ohio and
5000 Indiana. Bloomington and West
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GARFIELD DIMES
With President and Mrs Hayes Other
Prominent Guests.

WASHINGTON, November 27.~The
President and Mrs. HAYES entertained
at dinner this evening Presideni-elect
Garfield and wife. The other guests
were the members Of the Cabinet, with
the exception Of Attorney General De.
yens, who is out of the city, most OF
them being accompanied by their wives
Richard Smith. OF the Cincinnati Gn-
,,tts: Chief Justice Wait and wife; JUS
tice Strong and vile; Assistant Secretary
OF State Hay and wife Senator Morrill,
and wife; George Bancroft, the historian;
Congressman But,erworth and Town
send of Ohio, Horace Davis OF Califor.
MIA, ex- Congressman Shelabarger, Mr.
nd Mrs Norris, OF San Francisco, Mrs
Admiral Dahlgren and Major Swain.
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PplIPERlzED PATRIOTS.
.,v,0,yEsTOFFICIALsAs0 .,v, CLERKS
'V'' or OPINION
Ssricss Should Be More liber-
-, -, COmpsnsated-The Increase !"
a. ;,.m,,-s Largely Attributable to
nymlndi for Higher Pay.
.,,:gal POLITICAL MEMORANDA.

.vill Lee asked this winter to
EXPENSES OF the Republican
...''' ,,,,l campaign. 1t is a rather
..,..,,;,ion to submit to a Demo
....rs~S and its success may b"
80, extremely doubtful. The
.,sr, officials aud employees.
,..;..ant Secretary OF Depart
..l,unto watchmen and gardeners
,sp the estimates for advances
.,,.rs from Sl.IOO down to zoo.
t,r. been assessed by National
'...,...sn 49,. Committees, and Congress
r.pnblican Committees, anu
r..qn.ran Committees TIL they
am impoverished condition, and
~, naturally think they ought to
90, s.l,anre in their salaries next
.,,r,.mbursc them for their ex-
trr.n. the campaign Just closed.
,a.ooi this demand by the pap
IS. flr increased pay, the REGISTER
....r .r,,, i that some member OF the
.. ,..uaotaS the financial welfare oil
.,.. country at heart, should offer
..s,, alter the following for the
-s niou OF the lower assembly;
Vggre,s. That certain government
,,arI employees demand such and
,rrr,lse IN their salary; and
N.r.s,,. That these poverty strlck-
-.-.r.!l.,s raye each contributed so
-r, 3, tie cause oi electing Mr.
.-g AMI a Republican House OF
.....g.a..yrs. therefore be it
That the governmental in
..,ia,.o Uuyl, sam liie'Sucksis
.....rvt,o great ami that they be
-..anacyr,ajn per cent; in proper
1.-THE gmoGn, each contributed to
~.l.,ry saving cause
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CHARGED With Conspira acy aud Fraud.

BUFFALO, November 27.-The cases
of alleged conspiracy and fraud. wherein
are involved Abram Altman, President
of the Third National Bank, Emanuel
Levi and Henry Cone, stockholders,
both very wealthy and retired mer-
chants, are soon to be tried in our courts
In January. 1876, Friedman Il Co.,
clothiers, made an assignment TO Cone,
their liabilities being $4,000. II is al
Legged that the parties named, together
with Jacob Them. who acted under
power of an attorney for Messrs. Fried.
man To have Cone obtain control OF the
property covered by assignment and
convey the same to Levi, the acceptance
of a sham bid from Levi Of A,676, and
that Levi soon after disposed Of the
goods for $27,923. In January. 1878,
the Messrs. Friedman brought suit in
chancery against Cone, Altman. Levi
and the Third National Bank. It.was
referred aud the referee found that the
charges set forth are substantially that
$4,sll only OF the property has been
properly accounted for, and recommends
that suit be brought against them for
SIT, ,S9l and interest.
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THANKSGIVING Dinners Undigested by
Three Uufortunates

DkrHorr, November 27.-Thanksgiv.
ing day seems To- have been adopted
in this State "a the favored time to make
an exit from the world of care. A man
and wife at Ononda.o. lngham county
0uarreled about tritiing matter, when
the man left the house threating to shoot
himself. No trace of him can be found
and il is believed that he carried his
threat into execution.
A well-to do farmer in Mayheld, Lap
eer county, after eating his breakfast
went to the barn TO DO chores, where,
shortly af,erward, he was found hang
ing by the neck and dead. II is sup
posed case of despondency over slight
financial troubles.
Woman of East saginaw was found
in the woodshed OF her house hanging
dead. Domestic difficulties seems to be
the cause.
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MARY's FEARFUL DEED.

Mary c. Weishar Found Guilty OF Aur-
der 10 the First Degree-1rial Of Thos.
Connor.
CHICAGO, November o7.-The jury in
the case oi Mrs. Mary &. Wrshar.
charged with the murder OF her husband
in April last, brought in verdict to-
night. at Lesneur, OF murder in the first
degree. The jury were ony out three
hours deliberating upon their verdlt.
The case OF the State VI. Thomas Con-
nor. charged with the murder OF Laura
Vaughn last winter, is now on trial at
the same place.
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r.,ofIa.a Prof ] C. Wa,.on

DErgo.r, MIcH, November 27.-The
funeral OF the late Professor j. {. Wat.
son. Of the Madison, Wisconsin, Obser-
yatory, took place in Ann Arbor 'ster-
day, and Was participated in 10y :he
faculty OF the State University, With
whose fame his own was so long coG-
nected, and large body o. Students and
citizens. The general sorrow over his
early death is very sincere and pro-
found
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3. & Q. SM ASH UP.
Fireman Killed and Engineer Badly
Scalded

PITTSBURGH, November 27.-An acci.
dent occurred on the Baltimore 4 Ohio
railroad at BOwman's Station last night
about II o'clock to Baltimore express
No. 3, which left this city at sos p. NJ.
Upon nearing Bowman's Station, which
is thirty miles west Of Cumberland, the
train encountered broken rail and the
engine with the entire train went over
an embankment and landed upon its
side. Fireman Routh was instantly
killed and the engineer, whose name
could not be learned, was badly scalded.
The passengers escaped without injury,
though badly shaken up.
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auss.a counterfsiters 1urned Loose.

Alleged Counterfsiters urneo booso.
NEW YoRK, November 2.-Brockway,
Owens and Smythe, the alleged counter
feiters, who were arrested in Brooklyn
in connection with Doyle. who mad been
taken into custody at Chicago, were re-
leased to-day, the secret service officers
being unable to connect them with any
crime.
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SNOW SLIDE
One Man Killed and Many others In.
iured

DESvER. Col, November 27.-Ths
Leadville Chronicle says SIXTY laborers
were buried in a snow slide yesterday
near Chalk creek, on the Kokomo ex.
tension OF the Denver and Rio Grande
road. About IL A. N. they noticed the
pine trees trembling, and in an instant
the slide came with roar, tearing up
the track for the distance OF half a mile
and burying sixty men. John Dine
was killed, nineteen men badly injured
and eleven others slightly. The slide
carried the track over the heads OF the
men, and most OF the wounds were
probably caused by the rails striking
the men.
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Hurricane DELAYING Steamer.

New YoRK. November 27.-The Al
geria was due here from Liverpool,
Wednesday last. Other ocean steamers
are also overdue. owing to violent bur-
ricaneof head winds.
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IRREGULAR.
sr,1g Overwhelmingly active.

STATE DDSDs- hpi'fd'lf "''''''
SroCgs-Tb- market WAS strong IN
early d, ,airgs and a !yanred 10 81 per
cent. Lake Erie anh Western, granger
AMI coal stocks, aud OntarlD and Vest
ern leading N the UpSard movement
Before noon there Sasa react on oi "
lkpr cent. and later tI's ss- i"Iiosei
by reartion o' per cent. ln late deal
ms the market again became s'fobS
and under the lrader-hIp Of Cbes = AXE
and Ohio, AMI the granL-r fni coal
stocks prices advincel "
Der cent, With fractional faction al
the close. Manhattan elevated Sas eH'
c.,,iora.ly weak and fell oh 2. PER crnt
.,,ly in the day. with fnIl ties A. re-
cgyrry oi per cent. Trade on every
side is fourishing and IA lroAit are
Gaming enormously. IL Is stated 'hAi
the earning, OF the - Paul are nov al
the rate l. per cent. and thai those 80
the Nortiues..r road shos 2 per e"
! monthly. Lake shore Is sA"i To d.
.hort of iullv nine thousand ir-iItt r.r'
IN arcornmod.'e IFS traffic. About this
! nu,pt4r ,f cars ri-n w.t'r flJnr and
grain are in or near BuiTA,o yaitirg for
| rn,,p IN NOV. on tie New York Central.
The delay in connection wI'h other lines
ia supp6sed to b- ,qTsl y az great
The prices Of cod fr the west
ern trade hav. been advanced - oht'
n.y ,op. and The demand is greater han
Inc transportation facilities OF ro'nPsh
les. The demand icr coal for dome't''
puyposes has largely increased sinc- 'h'
roli weather set 10, and the market
nov taking all the coal produced: In
Toion Pacific raiIxsy earnings ior ti'
Grst % DAYS in November shox an 10
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.Pasaion Elann BorncAd.

New York, Noven y r 27.-Manager
Abbey, OF Booths theatre. in card 10
the public. says ,ha, he feels he has no
right TO set his single opinion against
that OF almost ne entire community and
thus to outrag. aoy sentiment they may
possess, and therefore has concluded not
to produce or give any representation
whatever OF the Passion Play"
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HARD ON THE SEAMEN.
Steamer Bristalian Ashore-Crew Dead
or Frozen-The Wasp Ashore and the
Celestine Ice Bound.

Celestine Ice Bound.
QUEBEC, November 27.-A dispatch
from the keeper OF the Anti Caste light
house says: Messengers arrived from
Porehsei river report the bark Bristalian
ashore there last Monday night, tour Of
the crew dead and the remainder, in
clnding the captain and mate, badly
frozen, and the survivors destitute OF
everything The schooner Wasp is
ashore at ellis Bay. The crew and
passengers saved.
The steamer Celestine. inward bound,
is reported in the ice. 1t has been en-
ployed in connection with the new gull
coast telegraph and has number OF
xofkmen ON board.
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FIN A N " -.
New York.

NEW YoRK. November 27.-MosS~-
Active at 5H6 per cent. Prime mel
cantile paper 4,dG per cent. Sterling
exchange. bankers bills heavy at 40;
demand iS2.
sILyER-At London 81 1861; ba' ST.
yer here 1921; subsidiary SILVER con
40 per cent. discount
iovRRyxksTs-S Strong on moderate
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New CablsTalxaaO,

. l'rH, November 2S.-An Otta-
.~.'',', ,diSPdtch SAYS the European,
.'h ant Cana ian Cable Com.
apply 10 Parliament Tor AN act
ration the coming session.
,.,."Iu rut Of the cab'e will land
. Island, connecting With the
'.'.''' h.cIh,r al sable Island, which
's;d var.y m ttA spring. They
' allowed ygelanl on Sable Island.
... 20 TAX" the cable Oft. this bring
-..... '.''iT.'ian ui GiSborne' plan
l'0r toe cable monopoly. The
-., .'a,l tHe rates 10 one shilling
' The English Representatives
,-. '. N3ny bad an interview with
.,t.."A -" \. NarD'uald, who has prom
Oh. >'NHnrf the br.l
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PAP.SUCKEkS PLEA
r..,l, JowI fora Ra,se.

AVn.I,sals Howl for q Ra'se.
q. ,r,>s.N. November 2S.-ln the
..., 0,tre Department prepared
-,rp>s there IS an increase OF So
...-.Iu,rrtaa. %. last year. A large
...r,s., u the increase asked Is Tor
,,arrs oi public officials. Mr..
m,. rt the Bureau of STATISTICS,
...t,t have his bay increased from
....r :sGJJ. An increase OF 500
...rsm Is g>kcd 10 the 81 800 now
rd dty,h" public gardener, $50 to
1ri.d ,hr watchmen in the pub
.arr, o: THIS city amt the keeper
.........u ir.isp.
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Department

N sAe ALteIl bNBaA NACAN
...,...a CIV i,r more salary from the
.....,r. secretary down. The sum Of
...itt,a asked iur furniture, adver-
..-. t,,s.rIph,ug, ice-wGg)ns and
..-..,S aul rruairs for the same, sub
,,..-. srl shocing of horses, car
..,.., an,, other absolutely necessary
...r.rs." Iur assistant secretary
c,,aa .ac:ri,r ,t salary from S3 800 To
49,. tine ch,~i clerk from =, 500 to
,.i. ttp c1mmis'iDuer oi the general
g.. ..sy, from S4.cOO u 5000, the
,,,vu,- ci lulian atiIirs from
,rl o. 5000 The chiefs of the
. ls iy.s u,,, 81 the Indian bureau
.-.- rau'y,u. their su2eriors for
@,rry. Ny1r'y all the
iuJau Agen
a,,.raH Iu.r,'.s-. ot salary, and esti-
...,;.r .u..r ray srs sHviled from an
.,,u tI>, YEAR Of $1,000 TO
:s. .." Commissioner Of PEN
,a,s- :iNO ADDITIONAL to the - 900
...., draw, from the Treasury. The
.r p" Commissioner wants =. 600 in
,r..r: :. iUl. the Cn.ri Clerk $500
r,.s.u. >2uW audthe Medical Referee
= lob .g>'-td Cd. :2WO The CommlS-
,r.-u' Patents submits an increase Of
,"r 90, present salary Oi s4,5OO, and
AE.'pr % Railroad AccOuntsthlnks
.' $500 = not enough ipr hun, but
'a.,s s,,4p more. SIX ont of seven
>.s.vDr uyUyrd,> ask Tor sn increase OF
. 50 % SjUd each. An increase Is
.',-. C ,ae salary ot the Chief Clerk OF
,.mastrr General, aud 1870 in the
......' u, the Cuiri Clerks assistants.
In The Navy DeparIm
.-'''ra'nn ID salaries oi messengers
= tuI SNi1 l. recommended. In
Agricultural Department the chief
...S"u 90 accounts wants 800
"Ha., Tie chemist $1,000, and the
.' SO, making totals OF = 200,
11t s:,UOh respectively. The
~ A'grS Il the government are
.' means backward In their desire
De- C'u>gs~, con>ulS general and
'r'' press their claims. One
-la' i Is follows: "To the con-
T., .r-e'a. at rdrs and Shanghai,
. 's'h additional; to consuls at
,Ayres, Brussels, Gibraltar, Hon.
AnsSton, Canada, Leghorn, Ma
ANanla', and Port au Prince,
....~' sto each, ami 20 the consul at
-. - >t.J additional, making total
''. ~ To s,nl a chorg, GoF1ircs
t''>'b.O u asked, and S37 900 is
''.' "a o'',r that twenty two per
"'4E Nr appointed To r,present the
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