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PENNSYLVANIA,
4 Threatened Breab IN the Delegation to
Chicago.

4 Threatened Breab In the Delegation to
Chicago.
There has been another important poiiti-
cal conference between Senator Don Cam.
eron, of Pennsylvania, and his political
chieftains in Philadelphia, Messrs. James
McManes, William r. Leeds, William E.
Rowan. and A. G. Roberts. The Philadel-
phia quartet came over from Philadelphia
last night, and have been here all day, but
the conference did not occur until tonight,
when Senator Cameron visited his friends at
their quarters at the Riggs, and had a long
conference with them.
All the members who were present at the
conference are very reticent as to the real
meaning of it, and as to what was said and
done. But there is little doubt but that the
Phlladelphians came over to tell Senator
Cameron that it was going to be impossible
to vote the delegation solid for Grant, not
withstanding the action of the Harrisburg
convention. Sheriff Leeds, who is not per-
sonally Grant man, said to your cores
pondent tonight that he did not believe
Senator Blaine would get the support of as
many of the Pennsylvania delegation as he
claimed: but he was confident that if Blaine
was a candidate before the convention, and
there was a ballot, Blaine would receive
eight or ten votes from Pennsylvania.
Senator Cameron was found in the same
mood he has been in ever since he was elect
ed chairman of the Republican National
committee, still answering in his support
of Grant, and professedly more confident
than ever that Grant would secure the Re-
publican nomination and be elected. The
senator assured the Philadelphia visitors that
before the convention met public opinion
would be strongly pronounced for Grant:
aad that his nomination would be assured;
and, while he did not say so directly, he in
timated that it was his opinion there would
be no ballot, but Grant would be nominated
by reclamation.
Senator Cameron assured the visitors fur
Their that Grant was sure of the solid delega-
tons of illinois and Missouri, and claimed
that he would have half the vote of Indi-
ana. He is also confident that Grant will
get the bulk of the Southern dele
gates, notwithstanding Secretary Sherman's
efforts to secure them, by the use of pat
ropage.
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THE GLOBE HOROSCOPE.
As 1t Casts Its Light on the Chicago Mar
kota.

As 1t Casts Its Light on the Chicago Mar
kets.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, MARCIA 13.-Cables higher on ear
goes and spot. Our market opened steady at
about last evenings quotations. Transactions
have been light and mainly of local character.
Advices from New York do not respond to the
better news from abroad and the closing there
is lower with holders disposed to realize. The
gang have done nothing to-day, and the close
is weak on the Curb, s1.221s for April; 81 1928
for May. If the cables continue growing bet
ter the fur will fly sure.
Corn-The tone of the market seems strong
and considerable doing in May and June OPP
tons with the latter at discount of 6 under
the former, May 401a; June 40I to q.
Provisions-Tradiny light, and a desperate eff
fort among the active brokers to depress prices
but, so far. without much success. Closing, SILL
As for April; May, SLIGO.
Lard quiet S7.15 for April; $7.25 for May.
Short ribs S6.45 for April; May, 6.52199, all
under cover.
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WINONA.

Damages Recovered for a Bite by a Dog
A SILVER Medal for Prof. Phelps.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
WINoNA, March 13.-In the district court
Miss Marie V. Gibson received a verdict of
$500 damages against Peter Bub, brewer
of this city. The plaintiff was bitten in
November last by bull dog belonging to
Bub.
Prof. VIM. F. Phelps has just received the
handsome silver medal and diploma awarded
him at the Paris exhibition of 1878 for his
ability and services as an educational writer
and worker.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Deep SNOWFALL the Stock of the Country
Perishins-Stock Raisers Impoverished.
SAN Francisco, March 13.-The Victoria
Dtspatch-Erpress brings deplorable news
from the upper country. Cattle, sheep,
horses and pack trains are dying with great
rapidity. All through Nicola, Kamloops,
Okanagan and Lillovet, the obstruction of
stock is going on. Nearly all the live stock
will perish before spring. The loss is es-
timated roughly at one million dollars.
Scores of stock raisers will be reduced from
atfilence to poverty. The snow lies from
three to five feet in depth and gives 10 evil
Gence of thaT.
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Garcelon's Testimony.

AUGUSTA, Me-, March 13.-E1-Governor
Garcelon was before the Hale committee, to-
day, and in the course of his testimony said
he took facts from the councils report. We
have to do SO many things on the testimony
of others. did not have breath of sus-
picion of the council. I must confess to
being somewhat guilty of neglec. in not
looking more closely into the matter. For
the statements he had made in public and
private he bad relied on the inspection and
Judgment of the council. On the 18th of
November committee called upon him,
saying they feared certain parties had access
to the returns. He was indignant at this
and put the question directly to his counsel,
who stated positively that no outside party
had seen the returns.
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S25S,190 u
Conley's Varieties.

Never before in the history of Variety Theat-
ricals, has success been SO pronounced as at
Conley's Varieties during the past two weeks.
The house has been literally packed each night
to witness the varied performances of the best
troupe of Song, Dance, Comic and Serio- Comic
actors that have ever exhibited here. The ex-
cellent management of Manager Conley as
sure to his patrons quiet and agreeable
evenings entertainment.
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To the Gentlemen of St Paul.

Having recently secured the services of one
of the very best shirt cutters in the United
States, who is we'll and favorably known as
"Millspaugh, the shirter," can safely assure
my patrons of perfect fitting shirts
and artistic workmanship, not e1-
celled in any particular by any
shirt house in the United States. My goods are
purchased from first hands and for cash, there
fore my prices will be as low as the lowest.
W. W. DEWEY,
80 East Third street
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is an unfailing rem
edy for bilious and malarial fevers.

Go around the world, if you choose, and you
will not find a remedy of such sterling merit
the great blood medicine, DR.. E. B. Halliday 8
Blood Purifier. We are willing to place it side
by side with any three of the other popular
blood medicines of the present age; and will
guarantee that it will cure more diseases in the
same length of time than those three combined.
Strong talk this, you say? well, it is strong
talk. But we have seen the wonderful work.
ings of this remedy during the past four years
and We know just what we are saying" Try
it, use it, it will do you good, and then tell
your friends about it. Crosman & P!ummer,
druggists, Minneapolis, MINI.
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Sergeant Signal Corps, U. s.
To-DAY'S WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, March ii, A. M.-Indications
for the upper lake region, falling preceded by
stationary or higher barometer, colder westerly
backing to warmer southerly winds, cloudy
weather, with slight snow, followed by clear
ing weather. tFor the upper Mississippi valley,
falling preceded by stationary or higher bs-
rometer, colder weasterly backing to warmer
southerly winds, clear or fair weather, preced-
ed in the southern part by occasional light
snow. For the lower Missouri valley clear or
fair weather westerly leading to warmer south
erly winds. falling preceded by higher barom-
eter in the southern half. Cautionary signals
will be resumed at all lake stations Monday.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-14
Wedding Outfits.
4 CIRD.

". ". Dewey, 80 East Third street, makes a
specially of Wedding Outfits.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-14

George Schleyer, publisher of the Chiffon,
Wis, ToLksbote, used the St. Jacobs Oil for
almost un bearable pains in the back, which
had completely Frustrated him." A few sp-
plications cured him entirely.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-14
Going to Bulldoue the Convention.

New YORK, March 13.-Three hundred
members of the Tammany general commit
tee express their intention Of going to the
Cincinnati national convention. A commits
sioner coon goes forward to secure quar-
ters.
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DR. Warmers Health Corset.

The most perfec. Corset ever made, and sold
at S1.25 each at the 90 Cent Store. Don't fail
to see them.
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Ladies

Please look at the splendid line of Ladies'
Underwear and Infants Robes at the SO Cent
Store. Elegant styles and cheap.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-14

Our readers will notice the advertisement of
Hessrs. Ingersou & Co., of new and choice
Novelties in Dry Goods and special sale of
Wet Goods to commence on Monday.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-14
Flexible COrsets.
Dry Goods and Wet Goods.

Just the article you need. Fine assortment
at the SO Cent Store.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-14

Hicks Gilt Edge FIVE cent cigar beats the
world. Tryit. Sold only at Hicks, 81 Jack
son street. opposite Merchants hotel.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-14
Save While You May.

Lamps at the SO Cent Store. We mean what
we say.
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COUNTY FINANCES.

Where the Money Has Come From and
Where It Has Gone.
The following table, compiled by the coun-
ty treasurer, shows the receipts and dis
bursements from October 1, 1879, to Febru-
ary %, 1880, both days inclusive:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-14

At the late election in Owatonna, the IL
cense party prevailed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-14

The whooping-cough prevails in Monticel-
10, Wright county.
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Rustic Baskets and Vases.

Standing and hanging Baskets. A splendid
lot lust received at the SO cent Store.
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DAILY LOCAL LEANS.
Bar. Their. Rel. hum. Wind. Weather.
S0.297 1916 1871 n. Fair.
Amount of rainfall or melted snow, %; max
imum thermometer, "a; minimum thermome-
te.. IL.
Below zero
n q NJ CoSr
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
GUILTY ON TwENTY-N1NE COUNTS.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CORPS, e. s. A.
INGERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
, 1880-10-27

TUE FhFENTH ANNUAL AEETfSn
of tho clttzets Association WIS hold yesterday
nttornuo'l. Tho chttir wits occupied BY s(r. Id
sor kcth. Prcs1ent of tho Association, md
thoro wurc prtsut.t MussEa. 4. 4. Carpenter.
Max A. Meyer, Horny ". KIM. II. u. Crauc,
Edwin Lee IirowsI, hurry Nelson, ftict. .rsl T..
Cntuc, Chnrfcs +. Hardy, ueorKe +. Ifar}.
tnx, AlGcrt Ijaylun, s. +. Hatc, Fred W.
Peck. ". Z. Grunt, Fred Ilaumauu, G. N. Fa,.,
f. Er,tnkcm.hnl e. Hl'o'ucr, !. |. Htuhblcs. q.
M; H"Tali,, f, + = Gr!tchnl John Mason Lu's. J.
proslin!s To tic commencement Of tho rcKulnr
oas,,!css; tno tnoit,bu,v Of tho Assteiatlnn
btix1Eca. 1t scc1llc'! to lp tho golcrNi impress
stun that tho busness. t1len III drnEYtng THUR
hnHX!cs .!ox!'tOWn during tho sny wur0 surin.le-
nhu tho trulfa tlf tho town. LII Wow OF this
alAr1nlng htate Of aflalrs entno oi1u sl,ggos;cti
that = wo,ll bn y Koosi tluu u Kot ~, urslIlunce
''tho buggy Nuisance. Just 1t tbts iH,int lin
ect!K wils cullutl to order, and tho Chuir stated
Its o0lttt TO lo tho
for the ensuing year. Tho following Nun,tnat-
tnK CufitIilteu wtts thon chosen fur tho splrctIoH
" the Executive Committees: McsSrs. Gcofxc
%s aass e1''9s T. asap t4tay t4cay ass, A1sst &y s 6
Il Wis ,iccltiv,s that tho E.cc,tiy, Committee
10 Increased 10 ten monhors tnstcad OF ninu ns
snno desnitory talk VIVA indulgcd In as to the
ansisaDlltty Of rpKtltAttAg tho speed Ut thu tire
enElsieH. IN tho NpllltDn III HoulN Of tho nlet,l.
!ors tho Ero Department rtahctl thur tuncliiict
tnr,al8ll th1 tovil ut rhtu Ut specsl entirey tut
Kttat, a1l consequently they should 10 checked
Thu Nominating cumullttco reported tho tol-
!awaI}k HI the Executive Cnninittcc. which rt..
J'nrt &Fas ntiDptGu: h1o.ars, Edison kukth. Al.
K,sa a. CARPENTER. Henry ". Kf1ig. tcbns,
I:,99t1ne, SMx y. Anyor, Murry Noisut,, il, i.ct
i!fh~I!t A. y. s!arnh J. j.. ,rhnlnps,,s,, MarslA
Mr. l!r.,wit offered tho following:
htMsrfa. Thnt tho ctiznns' Association ar.
thu bin giving tho wcsI niyisuu faIlwav yua a.'na.
1mny the usu II East Like sfrugt md Lukc
strset l,Fi9o Without paying any compensation
lug adjourned.
, 1880-10-27

sAttn l,rol rplc, cut pr,uccss WITH rouud troIr,,
hltti trimmed with point lice ind pearl fringe,
IN Ito evening 'n si,o hoiee 'c ot ri" to hTId"s nnr.
cuts, Nj. fin C1ttMxn tirnyc nvenlc, was tho
.cano r brilliant frecption; aud ,ho relatives
present. Fs,.,n,l's nruht~tra f,irnlshcd excellent
inl,s,u nn M clug,,lt supper wis scrycti ,tudcr
restaurant. The in,r!ors tf tho I,o,su woro
handsomely ,icr0ratul, ind Tho guests inuI9e,i
Inn happy t!mo. About gn'cloek Atr. nnti Mia.
Rr1.tulatiotis rr,d hSt wishes al their iripiiis,
They Ko ta'uih u0 IN extended Tour ai,d viii 10.
Aansn r1,s MANY rn,asxrs
,.,.1. =. a., ~. 1"s ss"t iNS'A'io
, 1880-10-27
RIVER FOREST.

TRYING TO KItEAK ur THE NEW rtLLAUE,
Thpro was fjlcI In tttc Caurtv ttu,-t vc.tnr1nr
,r,nrre,, a. .t,.t,,,,,.s,t .t.... s ''s
-. '....' " ot,t - "'htcu a.o o"oIh 10 W
1cEity i'usso", cnhtcsltt1s eno validity III tho Or.
K,.niMu0n ut tho ViltAEu Of River Ferrst. the
aiiccu.sful Rltcipt,t Of whsD trtt,nernnct. nn,nt
tn ntsn,pts., ,vhl,h nrt,,,,Ixo, t,, ,,os ,.,ss :,
=. 49,, .I..'.. ~ "a. "no p"otlsuesl
t.t tno ts'"o III 'es occ"9schee' anu OF which tut
present proceedings Aro the sequel. Doth parties
tho tcmpur1lncU md anti i-tctupprunro-
pettIons in i'm fannie f,oret ~ ,.,".s,,,,s",,'
a,,,,,, ~, ."..,. s"a, Su.' ~ .e"' "'p"1"ie !
a.ous 'oo sauo 'otfltofy IL tho township OF
ffuFlso. nlld. though tho temperance people
flGi their pekIjon cIvbt Guys inter thnt,
tho others. thov enrcrtu1o,t IN, h.,.,,,- ~,
div M ricetfnn HyHi =" ,.w ''AE s,o ,iis htao
thin tl,ut III thUr ot,,,,nnnta trtn nfo.,,rr ,o
hrII nntf n INV INK mftnr shn NIL tl,,E,,
mlrtv 1,,t,yed thr txnntv isr,rt y, sat ~ si'
which tia fsnrt re1,.as:i r. II, srh. st. - "n'uu .
ti,tIy t.nr,ynrTi un,i fhn vimrn innia .i
fxui lv tim intirt "s,H ~ si.siom ~ w. Mut
.Yss l,n,1, 49, 00"'' '.'o u.s. - MA A'uot
Thn sintc,pcrt tfp,, rc.tcrtev .oto g,.t, .,,,,
t,yniy,. titYnrfnt nnuts ~, whit tf !. eoI
giputi.n IN Il, H., 1s,nf,a.e ond n ~
Hin,l,,nt}xnj M rs,lIs,ws. s11' ""ts1 n't19 po
ii il hnj.I thMi NJ, s1fHt.Irrt ,,,+fo,, ns ,,a,n
md s,r,ftn ~ thr t'nnntv f,,i." T., ttmt T. s
rUt urupuriy ntfl1rt.s.,ri smt iii nt,t n,,,,i =
nrn,r ,{rsriintinn ~ thn tnrsit~ liz W. l@tuni ~ @
fxcf. tin ;,Nn,es ~ thn Erss,.nI ~ ~ ~ 'nAn III
inscs. ~ TIM nj " nr @G IN. P"p,aGu Pps,ns ,,,ii
tils 'nrrnnzaton wo. " .,,ahs nM 'atf a,t, wn,Ga
It w,s f;niIi. tn, tfnt III" 1trrtorv ,nt,,.
racc Within t Ilm,its uf r'1,vis p.G III, irer. et.
tn,rst t.,y iho ninnt1o,, .,oa s', ~ a, ae. t
, 1880-10-27

3tH sElHSTlFtE C6E OF HuTTI.kS At HEA.
To the Editor $f The Chicago Tribune,
'CHIcA0D, Oct. :.u.-In connection with tho de-
strtlctlon Of vossols, US in tho easo oe tho ~.
I'en4, waulli state hnt, abl,st forty yc,.rs avo
III crossfiK tho At'hntlo, a passe.gUr yrutU Il
tottor and put Il II. M'ttlc, sc.,iing 1t. The
oottlc wis picked mp Aftor threa yours nt u
point scvcrHa Thousand '.ni!es ttstn,,t from whcrp
It WIS dropped and forwarded to It's .lcs,tn,,-
tlon III scatland. Afterwards tho lcttyr with
tho comments uf tho Press thereon, wl,s tor-
waFdod to this country, md is HOW In thja city.
suggest thnt tharu bo }sci oti str,t,ners carry
Ing passengers bottles about tho stzc ur nm
bottlta, farnod after the pattern Of III exg, with
u patent stopper alwuyd 'srA,!y to shut neck
on tho sinall en.l. Tho Battles should Lc tuntc
stronx and of cntnr In direct st.1tt7,st with rho
colur of tho wutGr, ansl h,lye tho uun,e Ut the
vessel blnwn In thu Hss.' Enrh should contain
cnrds alia pcncil tnsTtc, With tho lsisne 1T tho
vessel un tho carls ass, Those to 10 pt,lccl ot,
convenient racks. In prupcrnu,nbrr III al sta,u-
r'oin8 tr otil0r quarters. In sNsy rcuch, All
would not ltre tue prusunvo Of mimi to ,sse
them, hut tnuny would. as the fate tf |, vossut
might 10 thus collectively or Individually
KNOWN. leave tho natter With thoso who do
oua4haes on tho Krcat wlltora. D. G.
, 1880-10-27

m,bmtttetl his rcpbrt. which showed rf,ccintn of
~ ~ md expenditures OF ii, l,1lt, lcayIng 4 hui
hEGe bf &4,f1t.
Tho tirnnd Recorders report stated that fifty
nf tho hfly-one Communicates hnd sent IT., stu
tistics. Tho lsien,bcrHhip lust yrnr. WINS 3,ttt.
Da.lnF lk'0-'s0 thore bud bccn crontc'l tse, nd.
t suspended III. degraded D. acccnactf 41,-Iuas.
-: not membership, I'M Tho rotepts from
tiuta wCrr $f.2sa.
AN Eircr1ox FOR orrlpEus
resulted n4 fnlluwa: q. G. II. En- .1nhu t&,rson
Smith Of f;ni..nu: H. H. T.. y. +. Il. fssin,, t.
iirl,.r If tnt.nr:: Il q Il + t,,t, -, Hi
wMnf If .injini. Trci. Inv mi T. 4 E,xrnsn -,
wcii &. tiarkc. 4 kapkafrn. IL i thar'o< G aE1
". fn1nnnr: n. r." E' r. lain II W,tirrk. Il II
f. g. iii W i.nrnnrri. Il, I. H.. H. Il .Tt,h,s Lana
, 1880-10-27
KNIGHTS TEAIl'LAR.

4"f hAhaN GOsAASuEItf Nv IlIsINOtAs
THO Grltnd cAIl'f,ln,ldury Ut KulKhts Tr,nplnr
ar llliHals 1ssulblet! III their twenty fourth an
h'taI ConeAso IN tho Asylum uf Ara,llo Cotn-
HlnMtcry Nh, yesterday tuarnn4, tho following
utIrora bring prcscnt: It. Z. S.. ChurluB s[oo4iy
Morse g. e.: Y. L. T.. Joi,n Cnrson smith, u. a.
q; +. g., 1oylnn l.. MUM. u. G.; E.S., Horny
'lnr'Mr, q. Z. e.; lssv. aud Il. s., Feecnlnn II,
ltckcrsnn, G.r.; L. g.. Jaiubs u. El.ynu4i, q. 4.
WI f. D.. IItswcii &. Ctnrku, q. J. W.; L. s.,
.l"hn ltonry Wltbeck. CT; Il. H.. Gil W. Nur-
11nial, q. IT,: u. T., Charlcs W. DAnnlng. q, 4. H.;
T. H., John LATHE White. q. y. H.; L. H.. Wilbur
Fisk brolnllcld, W.; Z. T., Juhn Porter Fcrns,
CO,
Tho Grand co'nmandesy was opened Ia
hhightly f1ru, by tho Il. L. Orand Commander,
assisted by thu Grand oIllcers md Sir Knights,
with tho uallai devotional exercises, led by tho
uraua PROBATE.
THU Grand Commander announced the an-
polatmeut Of tho following
ctlANlTrEEs:
.Jnrspruaiynco-E. Strs II. l.. Mckinley, John
T. Hn*tt :. ". Barclay II. W. llubburti, James
CnrIeslSa!dcnco-1; z; Nurney. !.
E!mrioGs uIii Is!slx.rsutIons- e. Lamphcrc,
y. ~. sfarti'l,, u. y. itiehArlt:
ralla'fsceTt!. T. Close1atd, r. II. ENROLLING,
NiieaxcM ii ,!,i'i t;..r nlpm-a, II. IL. r.llc, Will
h 'x sj'as 5 b. Mx9JEx sals"' Jaieu prow.tor
nl nlrst"l'l"r i'rad-li. II. Pond. c. II. Gould, J.. E;
rrlal,nIal Nattcra-tlonry G. Nanney, loro1ue
H. Gn1fn. William l.. Orr, daniel DUSTIN.
I'Eatntinx-thascs " i u. Aorsp, ". II. Exan. nnd
'rho at.itts.s 1T tho urau,. Con,ms,tidcr wis
sai s" @ IT, r j. .a;ai.! ~, aa!nE " Interest tc-
INK e'sIlttIul! III thss jurltlItton.
s!5S:s!is fty u sSo fg.S"p iSs' c"a: t%a:
, 1880-10-27
WASHINGTON.
Postmahter-ticneral Maynard and tho
WtaiEk y.Shotss - Department Statts~

A-0HtN9aHtGTstscuGFaA HAAyAaFA ana THO
WeaiEky.shofss = Department Statts-
Tics.
Special Dtspafeh to Tas Chicago Ittbuus.
WAai1IHGTDN, d. t., Oct. G.-lt,stmnatcr- Gen.
ent1 Maynard shows hts temperance notions by
writing letter tU tho District Commissioners
protesting against tho Eranttng Of nny moro
license tn ltiuor-dcaters on tho street ndjnccnt
10 tho pt'st-Ofs!cu. f1c snys thnt tho suloons
now therv nl1, immoral. alld place unnecessarily
tomptntions in tho way OF tho clerks. Some ut
tho largest establishments OF tho city hnye
recently built fin. buildings on this squire,
and tho objection Ut FosttunBter- tieneruI
Maynard will perhaps occ,lson great loss
to thcn, as tho Inv requires TINT d minority of
tho residents or occupants Of tho buildings On
both aidoa 0f tho street in tho snue suunru shnll
apprnvc tho application for Itccnse nnd In csso
OF Government building that tho head Of tho
department shnlt apprnve It. IN this particular
Instance tue rost-DI11cc Department ocuuplu n1l
Of onu ssdc Ut tho strt,ct nn1 tho snloons all tho
other, 60 that tho petitioners aro tied.
Tho Superintendent of tho Census Is enid to
hnve determined to hava the cens,ls rcturns
rcady to bo submitted nt this session OF Con-
grcss, 10 TINT III Appurttonmcnt cur now be
lnato II desired, a ccfsus Inns novor boon rt.-
ported 10 Congress nj SO curly d dntc. Thoro
.eetnu 10 10 Ii disposition nn tho mart Of tic
Delnoctats to act til,an tito ctnsus this winter.
~ fhs lt.fstsf1I Ass1etttfn l'rtsJ.
WAsHiSuToS, D. C.. Oct. :U;-Tlo nnnunl ro-
tfIt OIL tlMt dlto tho postAl spryce wis III nrer1-
u9,, OF !.llS ratirnad routes, aKgrckating &i;ED
nliies IN length r. AZ annual cost for ransporin
$ts 1ni!ssi for inc yesr WIS s7stiSs Thiss
ws H. f SxsosS s f tS III Tor the
f%sn,,s jsmSl 'Sa 3x tho Dspart~ens to Congress in
Acting I'stulastcr- General 1yncr to-tny
issllcd m order tre!ttt.llnK tho pay1,ont OF tH,st