davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-07-24
S, NJ. DINSMORE; NJ. D.,

Says II Is 1I0ro Reliable Than Any
Other Preparation.
Gens1cmen You nsk my op!nlnn OF youe CON-
POUND SYRUP OF FHAKHAiAttlt.i.A, unu cheef-
fuly udd tuy Testimony In favor of IT. especially
1t, tho scsofnloua diathess. lxpeak NTH contdence
tn regard to s curative qunitIeA for hare usod u
extUhsIre!y III 1ny prlctlct fur tse pant IL sanra
hnvr long considered Il valuable thun any oshaI
preparation Of SAssaarilla With which a neQuaint
cd. an1 reconu,eh1 II 10 ny professional brot.ss1
who nro not already familiar With It's Bnecta. Toua
vary truly, y. 81. DINss!0ltE. u. ..
, 1880-07-24
HUNDREDS OF PHYSICIANS

keco1Nmenu 8hnKcFk' NafAnpAF1I1A M
tho Heat iii Uac.
We. the undersigned. having usod DR. COHBE1trS
SHAKER SATSAiAitII.I.A BYIUr In our pructrr,
and having examined the fornsun bJ which 1t Il sra-
pared, would cdeesfuly recommend 1t to the cumnn-
n.y tho cherpest tafest nnd tno.t ecactous Vt n
Tho preparations Of SArsapHrt1la In the market. Its
hghiy-cunconisntod atate ttEefp being ina Rtvcn
nnount .! Syrup tw!ce tho nmount Of Vegetable En-
trnct that a1y oth0r u0nins} the caro-. xiii. and
cleanliness of It's manufacture. sMrs guRrHHtcea
Of IL purity and effect. 4. II. CROSBY, II. H. W.U.
HUCk, Il. D.. =. BuSToS II. u. }. =. El.tl0T. II. D..
JAMES uADD. II. b., TrtOa. WHEAT, 81. D.. z COLI
HulsN. II, D.. NJ. G. I.TEWkaItUHi. II. D.. 4. q.
FRENCH. II. D.. JOSIAH CRo3hit II, D.. 4, e..
GALE, 1t. D., JAMES 4. GREGG, II. D..
, 1880-07-24

THE DETKOfT HO}HElsT.
DErl.o,r, Mich, July 2a.-NtTortl, boo1;-
keeper at Fisher, Preston d Co.'s bank,
wlere tic robbery was committed yesterday
afternoon, Inns since vcry materially changed
his statement. lie now says tint he went
0llt Uf, tlio bank to the c,rbslol,n to speak to
II person In \ buggy by whom he had been
called. rio bank Illus left a1oltu afforded! n
clear field for TIC operator, who slsppetl in,
lie Ind hcen eiiirappcd md was ashamed to
confess 1t. The presumption IL Tint the lnen
III the yubtele were tic. accoInpIfccs Of tho
thief, and tint tho WHOLE plan was we'll
devised scheme OF robbery. Tho lO8s has
beoi, dufnltly ascertained III be 85,l2u.
, 1880-07-24

8psetdl Hspalsh q Tia Chlfaea 1FlbVHs.
DENVER, Colo, July Gl-ChurIcs Norton
shot Policeman O'Nctl nj Kokon,o this aftgr-
noon. Norton WIS intoxicated and raising q
disturbance LII 4 saloon. The policeman Ut
tempted to arrest lin. and was shot dcatl
Norton was taken to Jail alu several Deputy.
SlrrItfs placed Ol! guar.l. A crowd SOON
gathered, oyespoweftd the guard, a41
, 1880-07-24
ANOTHER r1END1slr OUTRAGE.

NNVI1IE Ell + IFsN09o1E OU 1FE7AN94'
NIw Yol1s, July @h--A young man s1a,ncd
Johnny Lyons stopped at tho cabin nt
Rachael Senlnons coorod widow about 80
years old, last Su,Mlay afternoon, Hear
Yonkera, and ,nale outrageous propositions
to the, old wonlan. SAo. Indignantly re-
scented the insult am! ordered t1'n out, Ut
tue honss. lnsteasl ot lsaylng hs assaflesl
tempted to mnltreat lsor. S!lu slloi,ted nl,!r-
der, and help eat,lo In the person OF Fclltla-
lnal>, whom Lyon struck tw!ce aud thcn
escaped. Tho ruitlan wns arrested OIL Mull-
day aud IL now held III 81 ,003 bull.
, 1880-07-24
HALF A CENTURY

or Un8ullted Reputation Attcstcd BY
Reliable Drat:s1ssts.
l.oWEi.t~ 3f.Ifs, jan. n 1850.
n. A. uM11oR, Trustee etc. Shaker TI1!.c. Il. IL:
Dear Sir: Our acquaintance wl:lL "FrUni c0rbatt
cxisle1 tuHy YeMIA baiurr he pus the Syrup In tha
nlnrk1t nnA wcru uGGusI,ltcl tu PROCURE nr sup.
p1y In te -uIlen kpsH. Frn tat tinr to this. pes
rIud og nut much 1c~H tknn huff century, we have
kept ltin ssurk. uut tuti!LIlcu In tho 9ooa quality
Ut tho Syrup Il lit no way !.npatErd.
ycEY respectfully. yNuF ItltnIl,
CARLTON & llOyEr, Druggists.
, 1880-07-24

~ so1ho fotffis tic ptthLtehtltft 61 tlo "nhl0 |
sa,.nrt, wh!oli cnn lU found oil pago 113 OF tho |
,,,nrccdtugs Of tho hec01,atrnctfon Convention |
r Tcxas held In 1sGs. Tho closng chnptcr Of |
In rcuort rcas1s ns fellows.
3tis ty M means difficult to tucate tho re-
tponaIbliIty for tho i,ieir.lBo Of cr'nc; Hes1In
uG1;nlv uei1; DstrIut, tioro existed to rtrtatn 10
s,.e MsuiewhMt Of IL reXnr,i anu respect tur liil
ma life 10 Texns Tnc ntt;ne,ta "r,ests @ ~. "I
cr'ltln.s ~ ~ oormn,inn,fnn md irinl bnfnro
pr9iparv nt,trt frnIici ind men with Il whole.
eoma fenr. After the ssu!ug nni pnl'llcatlonnf
General Order No " ny tho itna1nnrddefs, e ,sa9 =
tho Ffth sitnry auI 'roui,csnr snirtf
deteaosir dee,%i srif Mi over tho Hintu TTis order
lnsa ;ntnrtrctcd and nxIDnnt1ctl ns pr0cnlinnT
military nnthnr!ty HouTsl!nNtc n cIvll laws ~
tho trial o. ca'.s, mn. ns t,"ro itttin fone AMI
eaeot for eirti nuihorlty fl tiis Etato M We
hsYn already dcrnonstrnted-..an sort Of prOtcc.
fion or crnse TOR tho entlftittncttt o1 hs ssnrtsoF
outrnges ann ornes; o;,anam ~ M n",
tho Re1ri ,'resn. bMt fnr tn1rc thra,n
o to9 9unoni,osoI perpotrniun OF the most terrI6lu
Sutragts. During tho three nioittns " 100 AZ,
tnlstrnt!on o. , ov' 'a,,axo, 1',t 5Mnr Hals a
Rau iin;3cnck ink cosn,nninl Of tfo dIs-
p triet. tno murders committed In Texas averaged
ninu per month. Tho nuinber " tl.lt1ors aaF.
lux tse other Ionths o. '!io M se yenr
elEnes9mo IT. ppi1lcni rnnrt 81 tho TrcejInuis lii
.a,t. tic average number OF lnrdurs commits
I'D in 'rexns since tho lat Of i'gcc.nt'er 'sd7,
reached the nstonnalnG mRaro " tn!Ftfon,8 n RSs
Jnnth. Durng the isst ti,nn,h fa q ilaMaHRa
we're feported " tao nurcnn, "a 9Lnes .
xsrds, hG sna Hnsbanan hss to BE- t1cli re-.
,ipsolsiSe isns%iSSs III Tor doa6io ti,o amount ot
fmnrie9a ~ % we're % eotnm!ete,d ,t,,,.,d under
he ~, fo thrce t%es "a ny ns eS
Sas'e' Ill., sa.s ss ts ,rsr. :ls iat :iass te
itatta1lis1lim =! tae lN%tcu " usts: iin"eusn e,s
kttf1X
, 1880-07-24

CnEYESsE,Wy. r.. July &'.-rrel 1yelccm
was arrested hero to-day for tho murder
OF John i. Turner, son Of Sheriff Turner. Of
uta!. County, III Echo Ca9i1n, Utah, July,
Weleom so,,fessss, a,,.L gyes to na'Hc a}. 1t
mud extremely brutal.
, 1880-07-24

From Dr. =. ". Hunter, Baltimore,
MI.-Coldans 1AcblK's Llg.ld Extract Of Dect
nIwuys prNIuecs good bLuol. health, and
Atretlutlt.
, 1880-07-24

DENVER, July a3.-rhe 7.riblf1te's Fair
1'ny special says: "Cfcero Slns WINS hnngcsi
.i0lltlson ol, the eth Of Inst January. Death
was instantaneous, tho fall breaking Ills
, 1880-07-24

Ascribing the Killing Of Mr. Brown
TO the Result Of the
geufle
In Which Browns Attempt to Take Amy
Ills Rcyolycr Caused Its Dis.
charge.


4 TOnONTO HANGING.
Special Dispatch to Tic Chicago TRIBUNE.
TORONTO, July G,.-At ten minutes 10 8
O'Clock this Moril,'tg George Dcnnett, who
OIL tho esd Of June last was convicted OF tho
murder OF tic ]ate lion. George Brown, cx-
piated Ills crlms on tho gatlows. 't,o Hr-
rangenents Ind bcen thoroughly completed.
ntld tlls ceremony was carried out without
any Of those terrible hitcllcs which too often
occur to intensity tho 1lnrr0r which must
necessarily attend MI execution. Death was
painless and easy. Tie sentence wns carried
out il, due form, ard IN tho presence Of u
considerable number of spectators.
The crime for which George Bennett, altas
Dixon, lins suffered the cxtrclno penalty IT
the Inv caused nore profound agitation
than almost my other tint Inns bcen coul-
1nitted In tho Dominion Of Canata. Tic ns-
sRtlt upon the 1Alu lion. Mr.. Brown wns 80
unexpected aiid 50 unrrovokctt that tie news
OF tile event caused n great shock to ti's
community, to tho country Mt lnrge, and fur
beyond tliu bUrtler of Cntlndn. Immediately
after the commission OF the critno and until
very lately the prisoner spoke nbout
tho deed AMI acted tit a must non-
clalnnt manner. Ills air Mt tho Coro-
1ierss Inquest had II certain amount of
brnvado nbout II. Since then ho lias fire.
Q,,ently expressed to fellow-prtsoners anu to
his keeper lis utter Indifference to his fate.
Since Ills condemnation fc llns occupied n
large portion Of his fine III reatl|'lg all.l
writing prose antl verse. lie was atsD very
fond OF drawing, among Ills Inst artistic
efforts being picture Of himself dnnglfng at
the end Of rope. This last incident will
serve to illustrate the 1Lppant manner
IN which ha regarded tho awful tlonul
whose consNmmntton was but II few
days oil. Ills spiritual welfare has
been very faithfully attended to by
tho Rev. Father Egan, assisted by tho Rey.
Fathor Shecllnn. Bishop o'Aialioney also
visited tho prisoner. Tho gentlemen hayo
expressed their satisfaction concerning Ills
uttiadu with respect to religion, and It Is 1''-
doubted TINT, despite the flEppancy which 1lu
frequently exhibited, hn looked with yc,lcra-
tlon towards Tho ministers Of his religion,
and experienced great consolation frula their
teaching. Judged, 1t Is tho theory Of those
around him that he was thoroughly tired Ut
this world, alltl so assured of hfs lot III tf,at
which Ia to come tint ho contemplated his
latter end with eunatimfty.
On tie scairold this morning Bennett M
| pcarGd pale, US he las over since his incur
corntlon. Ills lalr nlil beard were long, not
having been cllt since his arrest. His fnco
was without my expression OF braggndocio,
hut still less did 1t bctoken any fear Or faint.
ness Of heart. Ills expression was sad md
earnest, md, rs l,e loOkul around 1lp0ll tho
/ pcuple who had assembled to gazo upon tfid
Inst scene Iii his earthly existence, liza
seemed to realize tho nwful position IN
which ho found himself. 1!e walked
with flrlu tread, yet with s0mo
, 1880-07-24
DtXI CROSBY, N, D.,

New 1FnmpAtire'A Grcntcat Physfclnn.
Thus Speaks Of II.
dear Sir: in answer ~ your Inquiries concerning
tho COMPOUND BrHuP UF sAltSAiAHti.l.A. as
1rephscd by tl4 Society ot Bhhkes 1T Canterbury. n.
H.. would say that hnvo been farnl!Ins with tha
prescription. md hare always recommended II from
my personal knowledge Ut thnse concerned IN ita
preparation which 10 prDot tht Is lust What
It pufports 10 bc. Ulxi CROSBY, ii. u.
, 1880-07-24

Political Runners. FtnEs4 and ror.
| trnits. NU!cr l. Urnl1nm. o. UAnne street, N. I.
, 1880-07-24
NOTHING LIKE IT

For Scrofulous Impurities 0ftlic R1oods
The SHAKER nSAlt3ArAn1I.r.Ai II d valuable mod
icne Ia thu treatment Of errufMIDus una CutnneouA
lsoascs Secondary Syphtl!s. and Chronlc Affections
Ut tue Liver; and confidently Fecsalleud II To ile
Profession ~ an nFtlo'o worthy Of attent!un.
RICHARD r. J. TESNEY, II. ID.
MA .d.iA
, 1880-07-24

Townslcy, WHO Is authorized to issue. stock,
aud WIN will furhlsl. prospectus md c!rcll-
lars and full Information n1l application.
, 1880-07-24
STANDARD AID RELIABLE,

One OF tho Host Popular mud Reliable
Proprietary Medicines
LAWRENCE, Mass. ian. q, 1850.
MA. Bnf0Gs-Deas Cir: In repy to ynar lnster Ut
tho 18th. asking my opinion Of CoRBEls1"3 HAN9A-
IAKtLl4A SYRUP, md tie number of yoHra have
sold It. lwoud Eay It il une Of tho nrsl popular and
raab!G proprietary eomed!Gs cnn cn1l To nsnd+
outossd upon my apprenticeship In tho drug business
= 7ears ago. It hhs always oeen considered uuc Of
The standard rcu,ad!as, nrI Important 10 Keep In
stock n parayotia hivo sysus. V0ry truly youTs.
II. 81. WHITNEY, Druggiat.
, 1880-07-24

Has Always Given Satisfaction.
N0sToS, Jun. 20 1850.
Ms. ". 4. nRtods-ncar Fir: ! hnvo sotd tho
SHAKER HA1tSApAltlt.IA for Tie Inst thirty years.
II bus always plyun satisfaction. 1consder II nsa OF
the besk preparations u tho kind nude. fuuss Ee-
spectfulty, A.0- WILBUR, Druggist
llaro used It myself and sold It In my storo for moro
tliun twenty yeasr. j. L. UDEI.I, druggist.
Lake rtIlaXe, N. II.
, 1880-07-24

lynchcd tie prisoner. IIe confessed having
committed other murders, mud said he ought
to have bucn hung Ibi1g ngo.
, 1880-07-24

vvhy Inns a Willie ERo%c on II Golden
Tyre becN R.luptctt ns n trademark by J. + Z.
havo l.ecotue No pop.ttar thnt' they arc ex-
tenBlrc!y counttrfpitci
, 1880-07-24
UNBOUNDE0 CONFIDENCE

In the NhNkers' Sat1apnFllln.
Gontlenen: Having su1d lusyo quantity VI COR.
DETl~S BIAKEIt HAnHAFAtil.Lh, prepared ns
Canterbury, n. H.. and In many cnscs wItAussea IL
uporption In SesUra Cutnncoas Erujtona prooeodln1
ruu scfofula salt Rheun and other 4seasss .1auot-
luz Impure state vt tho blood. chucriuly Give NY
testimony In IL bsha'f having the most unbouads
cuuldcnco lu 4 healing und seuoVatns prnpcEtaa.
" WM. II. IitEsIpN, Druggist.
Portsmouth, N. II.
Praised " iudsvldnns and pe0acr6ed By phyttclaui
III this paev. H1ljs butter thnn any Uthat preparation
uf AaEsaparlll1A with tn9. ruuts truly,
j. i. POWERS, Druggist
Winchester. N. II.
, 1880-07-24

The public will beware OF n frnndn-
lnnt Imitation of Dobhns' Electric sonp nnw he
Ing furre1 I'M tho market by misrepresentation.
ii viii r,lin any clothes washed with It. Insist
upon having Dohb1us' ElGctrlc
, 1880-07-24

IIavs found It the most salnblo aud satisfactory
remedy OF tho kind In the u,nske., my Individual
gnes havlpK eunsantly Increased for twenty yaars.
u. y. HTACY, Druggist. GhaElessown. MnAs.
, 1880-07-24
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Tho IIcaf In tile World.

SHAKERS RAi.SArA1ltt.t.A clnanses the blood
Ut Hcrptua and AlI otoF n,puE.tss exutea the apps.
.lu Esgulntoa tho stomach md toMes ind inrr0asss
the nesh. It pEevants nouknass and degeneration ut
tho liver, kidneys, ant urlaary 0rtssia. 1t zA utA.
CRU roinady. regulating nud strenRLonIn9 tho suAar
nal functions. ltpufleA tic fsuIs systsm Vt utcut'
uYu wenknossts and IpbtlIlattnH lIuos1, ald Sxpas
Tho first xynposns Ut hereditary h4n,oss III thata1
and youth. II is truly wundottuk In nervous and gsu
er, debility. ptnnea,on, and lropa1. In vIRUrtnx mud
STRENGTHENING both tho mental mud physical Iufcea.
, 1880-07-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Arerd,& Kun,yxs has been naed with
htRhfy iIencicial results during thu Inst four
yetx In tho various Forms of tlyspepaa gastrttts,
t,1usen, general debility. corstin'ptton, etc. ku-
like i,uvcrnee 10 f.o<!): n,a'ae from milk pecnl-
iurly Erutcfnl 70 delicate stomach. Nothtng
1t chi, Iw. snfry rclict on fur the regeneration Of
those cnacs of low vitality IN which medication
Or ordinary nutrition full. Fond for circular:
Iicwnrc Df limitations. Arcnd's Kumyst ia moi
soII 10 tho tr1lc. Consumers supplied directly
by A. Arenl, Chemist cornor Madlson and Filth
avenue.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-22
PROVEN A RASCAL.
The Report of What Davis Calls THAT
UnsOdly Committee.
WASHBURA'S BRIBERY RECORD.
Historical Reproduction Which is In
teresting Reading.
ROW STRUMPEP OF CORRUPTION
Ploughed Through This District Two
Years ago.
WILL VOTERS ENDORsE HIM
When he Comes TO Make His Second
Historical Reproduction Which is In
teresting Reading.
ROW sTRUMPRr OF CORRUPTION
Ploughed Through This District Two
Years ago.
WILL VOTERS END0RsE HIM
When he Comes TO Make His Second
Purchase @? Ballots?

Ex Gov. Davis concluded the Opera
Hou sc meeting last night by The announce
ment that Bill Washbarn's term OF office
hung on slender thread, owing
to the action of that "upgodly
committee He 6ldn't have the
ttmerity TO say wherein the
'uugodliness' Of the committee Is tn be
found, but he evideui:g intended to com
plsia n the truth beiAg told about tie
hribe 4iver. As a reminder to the public of
what tue truth YVES, and as an especial ee-
comm ais.ioa 10 AS. DiVis, the GLOBE re-
produces below portion Of the evidence
sgainst the hfibe-giveE which this "ungodly
committee" found;
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-22
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The cultivation OF tobacco is now free IN
Chill.
Egypt is sending 1000 troops to the Abyssin.
nia1 frontier.
Bisa Pashs ia about to forcibly reoecupy
Tusi, now held by the Albanians.
Three Catholic priests have within the past
few weeks Joined Pere Hyscinthe.
VIM. Burnet Kenny, senior proprietor Of the
Newark Daily Advsrttssr. died early Yesterday
mornin I, aged I'll years.
Frank Lam mons has been for .he second
time convicted OF the murder of John Meier-
hotter at West Orange, N. J.
The corner stone of the soldierA. monument
In Forest Lawn cemetery, Buffalo, was dedi-
Gated yesterday With Masonic honors.
A stipulation, proposed by the Turkish COM
mission at Rieka relating TO the maintenance
OF the statp quo, snd relating TO the east of
Lake Scutari, has been Withdrawn.
The Russian finance pipistsr has decided on
oomy ylste revision of the tariff. Higher pro-
teciive duties will be levied on imported tai.
low, grain and coal, and duties On cotton goods
will be completely revised.
Six millions of paper money is authorized
by the Chill treasury to be issued. The Boliv-
ian congress sanctioned the law authorizing
the executive to mortgage or sell all public
properly not of municipalities.
Last night a large nody of men called at q
house in Palmyra. Me-, and demanded that the
occupants leave town. The OCCUPANTS an
swersd with two shots, killing Rudney Lord,
aged Is, and severely wouading tw, others.
At an early meeting the bundesrath's repre-
sentative IF Hambarg will propose proclama-
tion of astate Of siego. Prussia will make q
eimilar proposal in regard to Altona Oaensen
and Wandsbeok, bat Saxopy will decline, for
the present at least. To take any rspressive
measures in regard to Leipsic.
United statsa Attorney johnson, Of Cobra
do, having telegraphed that Agent Berry, If
arrested il in danger of being lynched unless
sufficient escort Is furnished, the in erior de-
partment kaa request d the war department to
furnish necessary military protection in case
Agent Berry is arrested.
At Pimlieo yesterday Parole won the mile
dash IN LAP; Edwin q. King the mile heats
race; Bertha the hsndicap. 5N milas in 5;29.
At Belmont park yesterday Niger Baby won
the 227 class race in three strai2ht heats. Time
248l, 2:25, 2:27M. The 2,50 Face was declared
OF owing 10 the sickness or horses. Owing to
the illness of Hickok Sc. Julien will not
srot.
| The grand commsndery of Wisconsin
Knights Tenn plar has elected tho folio ing
oficers: Grand commander, O. p. G.. Collins,
Beioity deputy, John Oorsoott, Madison; gen.
erslssimo, Bchard B. Bate, Racine; captain
general. Jsmes B Taylor. Portage, prelate,
Bev. 8. 8. Burleson. Beaver Dam, treasurer,
| T. 8. Van Suessmitch, Delavan; recorder.
John W. Woodnull, Milwaukee. The preeeni
membership Of the grand eommsndeyy Il
I,1s6, an increase during the year Of l0s.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-22
---->-
Haas aud Els Hogs,

Through the boyish pride aud vaingsory OF . csl
low youth who aspres to no.oriesy "ro.ly loi.'
Republican, an accident ocousred 10 g couplo g
members OF the Great Western band, viii b cana
near being serious, and is sum eently painful to
mako them remember the cause Of It with anything
but love for some time to come Tho youth afores
said, one Phillip Haas, alleged awyee. being
dignined with tue position OF assistant marshal, Jr
something OF the kind, was greatly pulled up tBere-
by, and peri must ride pranoing steed, vtvy
Bucephalus for Ere aud s2rit--a very lupauo OF
horse-to show Of ihe gracss of his "Ieil" ridsr's
horssmaDship When Third street, between
wabashaw aud Cedar, tue hor, became rests7e, and
danced In among the Great Western band, nearly
knocking down Charley Frelza, the drum major,
stepping Mp. Travis on OF IN players in the Ars.
uT rank and trsnpling down Jacob D,nz. OF tbs
frr1 OF do ne & DanE. Mr.. Dans Was ssv.rely hurt,
the horse stepping on his ankle cau,ing bad
wound and exc utisting pain. He wss carried 10 .
drug store aud had his wound dressed, aud, taou2h
most msu would have shrunk from further eIsrtiop,
he afterward returned to ths ranhs ana o aged
through the parade. Ne. Travis was also severely
hurt out not 80 badly as H.. DsnE, and hs toe.
played the marching through After the sccIdsot thu
baud refused to have either Haas his horse any-
whsre In their vicinity and he retired from ,hc nsld
covered - with gel ~.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-22

WARRINGTON, Oct. lin reply to the a ues.
ton why the treasury does no, use Its aoou.
mulating silver ead gold TO liquidate United
States bonds natured, on which may be paid At
the option of the government" the treasury
says that under the resumption oct there was
an accumulated fund for the redemption of
outstanding legal tender notes of about S140,-
000, ,00U, being about forty per cent. of the
amount of notes outstanding redeemable on
demand. From that sum, small sum, 1t was
deemed prudent to hold for that purpose. In
addition TO this it IA necessary to
have q small balsnce from which
TO pay the ordinary current expenses of the
government, thus making the total available
cash in the treasury about 1855, 600, ,000. though
Of course this amount varies as the receipts
and expenditures of the government tempor-
arily increase or diminish. Beyond that
amount, however, there has been. no perma-
nent aoeuw ulation of money in the treasury,
in fact the available balances to day is t. little
less than that of year ago. All excess of re-
ceipta over expenditures during last year have
been applied to the reduction of The interest
bearing debt, of which there has been pur.
chased with scrnl;s revenues In open market
SlO3, III, 100, on which there will be saving
IN each year hereafter of s.. si7,066. This
method of purchasing bonds in open market
waa made necessary, there has been no bonds
payable at the option of the government since
the completion of the refunGtng operations
more than year ego.
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Chairman National Democratic
Kew York, Oct. 81, 1850.
.Rcn,.biican Exaafds.

NEW To2x, Oct. 81 l-Thonas ssisF, ez~Uoited
staes Deputy Marshal johnson and Christian LtsbIz
hsys been arrested on the charge Of conspiracy 20
OBTAIN fraudulentiy naturalization papers for John
son. Liebur approached man tnd asked him to
procure . witness who woull swear to knowing 8 lot
OF M whom ha aanted To naiuralzs. LiebuF was
held in Sln,' w bail; toe others in 80, 90 each.
Aman Iamed Christer made application for q man
damus to compel the inspector election TO register
his name "a. voter. Judge lawrence rendered
decision that tue relaor has, the judgment OF tbs
superior court OF the city. been naiurslized q, et
Zen aud that the judgment eannCt be attacked
peschsd collectively, and certainly not b. board Of
election ofnoer- who are ministerial officers aid not
. tribunal vested with power to set In review OF he
decision Of court OF competent Jurisdiction up~n
tho Question OF tbs right of the rsator oizenhTp
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THE REPORT.

The Committee Of Elections, ia whom was
Referred the Contested Election Case OF
Ignatius D0nneuy Against William d.
Washburn, From the Third Congressional
District of Minnesota, Having Had tho
Same Under Amusement, Beg Leave Ia
Rsporti
Your committee have carefully examined
the questions of law and fact involved In the
case.