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| the course, nearly quarter OF mile
ahead.
At the end of the twelfth mile Miss
Curtis suffered greatly from fatigue, near
| ly fainting when taken frem her horse.
Her face was bathed and her head tied up
| in handkerchief, and, with her hair
still flying. she started on her thirteenth
mile. Miss Pinneo made her seventeenth
mile four miles ahead of Miss Curtis, in
| 2:34% Miss Pinneo made her eighteenth
nile In 2:5O1s, before Miss Curtis ran her
horse under The score, finishing her thir-
ee- til mile in 9:O91s. She did not ap-
pear again On the track as Pinneo's COM
)etitor. The latter made her nineteenth
nile in 2:3511s. After she had
made the first half of her twentieth
nile the girl from Greeley dismounted
| from her horse, and with step as lively
IS that of any man on the track, she
walked from the spot where she had made
eighteen changes IN the past fifty seven
minutes, and mounted Startle, Mr.. Le-
Fevre's celebrated running horse, and
amid the LOUD applause of the thousands
| assembled she sped off her last half mile,
| making it in 1:09%, the mile in 4:161@,
and winning the race in So minutes and
u seconds The two contestants were
then called before the judges stand, and
with flushed and happy face Miss Pinneo
received the announcement that she had
won the race and the S., 600 stakes.
While the two riders were still on their
horses, surrounded by hundreds of peo-
pie who were anxious to rejoice with the
victor and offer consolation to the van
auished, Judge Bedford appeared at the
| front of the judges stand, and in brief
and happily worded speech he presented
Miss Curtis with a handsome pair of
bracelets on behalf of the people of Boul.
der county, and handsome gold medal
hanging inside gold horseshoe from the
people of Colorado.
A tear dropped from the eyes of the
Kansas lady as she received the gifts.
She had done her best, and felt her de-
! feat keenly.
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CORN.

Corn receipts in Chicago 1885, 43 bushels;
shipments 624,0l4 bushels.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-04

NEW YORK, June 3.-Money easyat 21a@3H
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 1904
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
strong at $4.S3X. SighG exchange on New
York ~ S51%
, 1881-01-14


,,ntrs Tint might hr withdrawn from, ciic.,-
laton. Townshend plainly sail that lie
WAS opposed tn tho Issue Of any circulation
by SNtlo1Int bntIks, as their mates were
TlsEAsCHy NOTES iSiM,fssfi1 ny THE UNITED
kr.tTf:s.
Jtu cIailnctl that tho burdens Of the banks
were shown By this fact TINT lllcy l,ayc paid
Only &l5.U>0,tNU itl tax, willie they lave
drawn from tic Treasury til Interest oyur
se5o. .001,WO. Cnscy 1uung. 0f Tennessee.
n,ade Il Slrlrl, which WIS line piece OF 1t,-
litleai sarcassn. liz referred to tile rccord
Oil tbs financial question of Speaker
Randall, ltansioIptl 1lrker.. Carlisle, and
0talers, to show tint their present zeal
III thu Interests of Unttcl Suites bonds WIS
p,litIcat anneilrol,isl,I. III It WIS not il,ai,y
years since tlley wcrr slpnouncinE tic United
States I,nnd It's IN atlelea1l thing that 10 o,.c
cuu!tl safely touch, ul,d tllat tho bondtoldcrs
were
FINANCIAL. LErEns
tn be nvottlMl. Now t1e.o same gentlemen
were standing side by side With tic I,cpub-
licans, lie said. iii advocacy VI the curttn,l-
uncn Ut tic bai.f;s at.1 tbs bollt!s. Haskell,
If klnsus. p,lt III record Ills opinion tlut
the loan would fail. {iIIicttu Gn.!G.vurc,t to
l!asethebli provide that tho whole e7U0, ,GU, GU
sllOtlld be- Issued in Treasury certificates.
An amendment s1,ggtstGd by Speaker ilali-
'lal preventing tlo1lb1c interest, was at(upteu.
JuttGs Kelley congratulated tho lfntse on
having adopted tic essentfai feat,trcY ut his
substitute. Weaver Sernretl sfXty-stx votes
fur provision TINT Tic new hUt,tls might b.
pnitt III lawful. money. Anderson, Ut Kali
Sts. sought 10 incorporate Nn amendment
which should preyen; the issue or renewal Ut
ASf FURTHER CiI.t1tri:i:s ~ NATIONAL.
HAMS,
and which should provide for tho Issue Of
currency which shall not br lc1a1
tender, but he WIS unsuccessful. Tho
House adjourned, leaving IL dozen
lncnbcrs Oh their feet, cA@er To add additions
nj sections to the bill. providing fur M tn-
come tux md fur every other imaginable
scheme. Tlle following Is
TIE F1iIsr SECTION OF THE HILL
III the fDr1n tn which 1t WIS tinaI!y agreed
Upon lu Committee nj tie Whole:
Thut I'LL existing provisions of the law nuthor-
izl,ly thu rcfundlttx ul tho National tlett shnl
apply to uNy buslds Of tho United stntcs l'c.rIn:;
u h!Rhtr ratio III interest thnn ~ per ccnt
which tnny hereafter BECOME rrtiecmlbte;
provided thnt, In lLcu uf the bonds
authorized to bo issued fy tho net
OF July II. 1870. and tho acts an,enfatory shcrc
to, aud tho certificates authorized by tho act Of
February ~, 18Th, tho Secretary Of tito Trcas-
ury II hereby authorized to Issue bpll,Ia in tho
amount If not cxccoltng s sIuo! !Uol,spa which shall
bcnr interest 1T tho rate Ut i Ier cunt per un-
,lt,t11. rcscomabEe nt The plclsure uf the Unitctl
Statcs utter 1ve ycnra, uni payable leu yrAts
from the datc uf issue: md also certificates tn
tho urnnlnt Of 500, ,G0J 0oo. bearing tntcrert ut tho
| rnto oE per cent per nnnuin. rc1ecmatlc ut tho
pleasure uf the United Suites utter one year,
mud paynblc in ten ychrs froHl tho dnta uf iBsuc.
taf7Ht ffIuf
, 1881-01-14

TiE House went itito Committee of tho
Whole On tho Wool Iscfunt[ng bill ycster-
.lay, ntd utter wearlsomu debate adoptctt n
much-a'ncntlcd amendment offered BY Ran.
dull, whicl, provides for rcfum.liny SOC. .ooo,-
000 Of the debt IN j per cent bonds, rcdccnia-
blu III flve years and payable III ten
years, and for rcfuntltng s:u0, o,030
of tho debt iii certificates bearing !, Der cent
interest, rc.lec,Aablc III ollc year and paya-
bic III ten. SninHpassagcs-ataritls took l'iace'
between Reed, Of Maine. a,Id Randall, the
former accusing the inter Of something like
tlcInagogy. Frank llnrl nlso feltaggrieycd
ut soil,o remarks by II brother Democrat,
Myers, Of 1ndiana, md rose to n persona!
explanation. Several amendments Ut Uni
exceedingly wild character were ruled out Ut
order.
, 1881-01-14

WAsHtSGToS, D. t., Jun. l3.-Ttlp 11onse
went into Committee Ut the Whole {sfr,
Covert, Ut Nuw York, III thu cl.afrl on tic
Funttin. bill. Thu prntti1H amendment WIS
tint offered By Sir. Randall. authorizing the
fssua OF boIitts In amount not exceeding $Gjo
u00. eco, which shall bear Interest ut tic rate
Ut i per ccnt, rcdcemablc after years.
1lr. Wood hoped the gentleman from
Pennsylvania tllnndall) would explain his
proposition, which WIS rather novel.
Mr. RaiMlnll sAid lie lIud never thoroughly
understood tho difference between Il huiitl
ai'd n certificate bearing tho saMo rate uf In
tercst l1e desired merely to simplify thu
BILL by laaktng II debt Ut onu description.
SIr. +. Wuod could mt SEQ tho necessity
fur cllnngv from the historical practice Ut
tho country.
Mr.. TownslIcnd {Ill.) offered
AN AMENDMENT TO attt: nASpALL's AMEND
Atl:ST
fixing tho amount of lands at 500, ,o0o, ,o0o
a1ul tic amount Ut mites ut S:O0 ,0W, ,000. lie
denied thu statement which Ind been lllAtfe
III the Republican silp, TINT 10 compel Nh
tioNnl bnnks t0 tAko per cent bOlltls w0u'h
be TO destroy tile Natio!lnl bulk System. II
tin bol,ds now held By TIC Nntf0nnl bnnks
were 5 ler cont bull.ls their annual protIt
would bo 20, OK, 700. Thu Sationa! banks to
day held Il monopoly uInlI tile circulation of
tle country. Ills amendment authorizes ttl0
Secretary tn ISSUE S:Oo, co., QUO I'll Treasury
notes, so tlnt II the NAttonnl bankB should re-
tusu tic Iur cent bonds a,lu rct(Ee their cir
cuntloIt, tho currency would not 10 COLI
tractg.l.
MIR, RANDALL. MoDlFIED Ills AMENDMENT
10 read rs follows:
"Thc Secretary ot tho Treasury fl hereby
authorized 10 Issue boll.ls or certificates Ii,
tho amount OF INT exceeding $ttU, ,t00, ,000,
which shall benr interest ut tllu rute Ut Il per
ccrt 1ur n,lnun,, rctecttabo ut tho plcasuro
Of tl.o Government after two ycaIs from
}ss,tc,'
Mr., Myers answered spcccl, na.le some
days ago b. Mr.. llur.l Oh tho aIycr question,
a,,l inti,u.tctl tl,at ti,a gentleman llu,l bucl
guilty Of inconsistency upon that question.
Nr, Mills offered I'M amendment to Atr.
l.andall's amendment, Iuukng thu bonts a,Ml
certificates rcalccmpblu In o,,p ycar antl my
ublv III tvu years,
Mr.. Younu {Tunn.) thought that 10 kind
of sefuntllus wus nuccssary, Thls i,t,
, 1881-01-14

TtE case fur tho .lefnllsc in tic frisl, Stato
trials WIS opened yesterday by Mr.. NIar-
aono,lgh, counsel for Tho .r,.ycrscrs. I1e re-
called his connection with the O'Couilelt
trial III 1873, nid defended tic trillct-
pics Of tho Land I.cagne, saying
that tt,oy wcre tic principles Of John
Stuart Mill. 1Ie held TINT but for
following tho advice Of the Lni,d League
tl,0 farmers would lnye been driven Into tile
work-llouse. and that. were IL nut for the
English Government, tic landlords would
bu driven lnt0 tic sca, Tie latter xtatcmetlt
will hardiy bc doubted. a1r. Forster s.ateA
lit the i1ousc Of Commons lint l)ay1tt 1Ind not
committed himself by ,ardItiots s1Uec!I or
illegal action slice ho WAS llbernted frmn
priso,a. Lord Randolph Churchill Will be
hardly satisfied With tho answer.
, 1881-01-14

Co,lMotmn: Lyxcl1, of tho Gillian navy.
autl Of thu Clliian army for ttnt nalter. cum.
pIaius tl,ut our CuiistlI ut Cli[tninc, III Peru.
prevented him froln ilundcrins tue In
l.nt,ltAnts by claiming tlat tllcr property
belonged to United Suites cltizer. Alr.
Lynch may llavo ,natlo n mistakc.
, 1881-01-14
SHORT TIME.
Second Defeat Of the Ma
tionai-Bank Men in the
House.
The Bonds to DO Rctlecmablc iii
Five Years with the 0p-
ti0n Of Ton.
One Year the Time for the
Certificates, with Ten
Years. Option
All Efforts to Untax the 0verbur.
dened Capitalists Menaoed
from All Sides,
Much OF This Anti-Capitalistic
Talk, However, the Cheap
est Of Dcmagogy.
The Secretary Of tho Treasury to
Iuy ALI Hc Can III Sill
vcr Dollars.
The Remarks Of h1r. Randall and Mr.
Reed Favored with a Few Mild
Personalities.
Effort Of AIr. Randall to lTaYc the
Whole Issue Dcnominated
<sBonds.''
Fernando Wood Left Out in tho 0old-The
Senate Relied on to Improve
the Measure.
The Remarks Of klY. Randall and Mr.
Reed Favored with a Few Mild
Personalities.
Effort Of Mr. Randall to lIayo the
Whole Issue Denouinated
"B0nds.'
Fernando Wood Left Out in tho 0old-The
= Senate Relied on to Improve
the Measure.


WAaufSf3TfS. d. C.. jan. l3.-11}r House
to-tluy in Committee Of the Whole asrcctl
upon tI,o gencru! fcnt,lrcs Of tho Funding
lyill which will probably be sent to tic Sen.
atc. There nrc still additional amendments
to be offered which wi'l cover every possible
place OF the financial subject, from tho
crcnt,nck theory tn tia refu,nusttEon of tho
income Tux. But tho speeches on tile oucs.
ttons arc likely to TO maic for buncoulbe,
and 1t IL probable tint TIC till rs agreed to
III tho Committee to-day will not be ,l,utcrial-
IL inn}Itct} when It shall conc Into the House
fur tiunI nrtio,.
THE scl1EME PROPOSED.
in short, Is tint the sG9o, ,u0o, 90 bonds re-
dccn.nbIo III AEay anu July Of thts year shall
Ee refunded lntu mt excce,itur a40o COZ, COO
If y ucr cent bonds. rc,lccmuble lit tlye md
,uvul,ie in ten Years. md into not exceeding
s3o0 coo 600 Of j ter cent ccr,icatea. rc.ec,ua-
lid In ut,r and payab]o in trt, yrara, No o,ls
whose opiutot, ls worth uuythtug o1 financial
subjects hero comedies tlmt tho bill proposed,
IT eunctut Into II law. would be practicable. ,
No ono s,,pposes that the uniteu States
Government or auytu,iy else can aut],ou
two Issues of bo,tis fur the certificates arn
| bou,ts under another ,lnu,e) drawing tho
same ratc IT Interest. ruaeculnl!o one in ono
and tic otller In five years. and
srtt, uoru CLASSES Of THESE 1osns,
II hns b,au urruI i,v ,nnnv win, ],ay, hcpn
op1uslng The National bunks in tlIis tlebatu
flint sonutl,tnr should be done III tl,e inter.
ests of tia masses. md aru,nst wIut tt,cy
,.olfat " tbo u,onono]1sts." 1hoxa Cmrrcss-
,mon ro,,,u.,n,tu,t thoeo r,o,vs i'm. i,c.,, yorv
| cayer In ft,u., uin,, tha 1to,,Ya the hill TIM
,';,s - ,.,,tuI, ,,...r,. ,r,.nt -, t.i,. ~,
u,ora ,'<,,,,, s"root,. ,,"ra i,aa,, ,,'s,, o,'
u;u~ ,,in,, f,,r th,, c,.atf,v ~ tw" cuss"x
, 1881-01-14

TnoMAs AMn1!osI:, lato Clerk Of the United
States Courts Of the Southern District of
Ohio, and who failed 10 turn nycr fees
amounting to about sao,ooo, Is salt to i,ayc
taken up Ills aootlo III Calatta In order to
syuid the consequence Of his peeulailolls.
, 1881-01-14

Dr. Il vote of 0 ~, tho 1loltsc Committee
OIL Military Affairs ngrcatt to rcpnrt ADVERSE
ls&on tho bill Ut A[r. AIcCo6k providing for
thu retirement Of Gell. Gra,,t with tho rnnk
nsul pay OF General Of ltoArnsy. Mr. Nc
Cook will present II minority report
, 1881-01-14

SUPERINTENDENT MctiAnIn1E thinks TINT
lie will need S500, ,5!.5 to run te Police Dc
part,ncnl successfully this year, ind will re-
quest tho Common Council ia appropriate
TINT suEl for tho purpose. He wants twenty
three additional patrnlnlen.
, 1881-01-14

Ir Is NOW stated t1nt Gov. Foster does not
wisl, place III President GarlieIs!'s Cabinet
but that llo will be candidate far reflection
to Ills present position. (scn. Garfield Is of
opinion, 1t Is added, that Ohio should not DO
represented III the Cabinet.
, 1881-01-14

ONE OF the spans Of I'LL lro1i bridge be-
tween Grusclni.t antl 1Iaveslilt, Mass, guve
way yesterday while II four-horse team with
Il heavy luad Of lumber WIS flassi1M:. Tho
driver escaped. 4 horsc-car passed In safety
u few minutes llefore,
, 1881-01-14

MN. RYIAHns. III English Radical. statcd
IN the llnl,se Ut Commons yesterday tina. lie
did mt think that conrciyo measures sf,omld
be adopted for lrcaiid. afr. Smytil, MI Irish
member, said TINT n strong f.alHt nut With
coercion would cuusa tho ,ta''tl agitation 10
mass away liSo storm from this sldu The
Atlantic,
, 1881-01-14

THE Republican Legislative CAUCUS nt Al
ba,,y last evening resulted III the nomination
of Mr.. Thomas TIatt. Tte first ballot stood /:
l'utt, ii; Crowley, 20; Sl,rrman Rogers, 10;
I.apl.an,, i; Vicc-1'res1hcnt Wheeler, TO-;
Norton, I. Atr. plntt's nomination, WIS tna.c
lluu,lttllutY.
, 1881-01-14

PRESIDENT AND Mis-. llAYEs gnyo state
dinner lust Mtglt In honor OF the Judges Ut
thu Supreme Court. Judges Harlan, Miller,
Swayne, bradley, Field, md their wives,
Judge Woods, Cl,iof-Justieo Walto and Mrs.
Wn!te. urA u distinguished company Of
prominent public ,nel woro present. The
dinner WIS tho first Of surlcs Of hliell TO be
given at the White House before tllo It'll of
March.
, 1881-01-14

Mrs. GEO1tGE itOltlSs,,S WIS found dead
In her l,uusu ut Norwich. CONT, carly yes
tcrtlny mortling. lltr i,oAy was fenrfully
burned. Shc Is supposed to have fullcn on
the stove during d Ill.
, 1881-01-14

REPRESENTATIVE WILLIAMS OF Montro,n-
cry, Introduced Il bill IN tho Lower llouse Ut
tho StatG Legislature yesterday To prevent
railroads from poolInR their earnings. Tie
bill provides for It penalty OF s:'U13 per day
on cact, rostd concerned III tic pulling ar-
ra,,5rI.,,ftt1t,
, 1881-01-14

SENATOR SEcH1sr's resolution, fayorlng
MEASURES to prevent the sprcaa Of pluu1o-
pneumonia AMONG tic cnttlo Of tllIs State,
was adopted by both branches Ut tho State
Legislature yesterday.
, 1881-01-14

+ 4 NUMBER Of COWS, llogs. calves. and other
bcasts l,aye died Of l,ys!ropl,0bln III tho
northern part of. Ver1n!tnn County In tllis
State. Tho people are making IL war o!l the
duEa III consequence.
, 1881-01-14

SENATOR. WHITING Introduced bill In
tho Statu Se,ate yesterday proyuilng for II
tux OIL tic gross earnings ut telegraph cot,'-
pallles, n,1.l Scnntor1 Dc Lung Introduced u bill
TO prohibit p0Ul-sutlfng.
, 1881-01-14

IT was rllmorctl ut indianapolis lust night
Tint tho coffin Ut Guy. Wll!nn1s ltt bcel, tluE
mp a,sd robbed Ut its silver trimmings aud
ltnGr QfIlnIllGut8.
, 1881-01-14

SAN DOMINGO Ind small revolution the
othor uuy. Je,In Dios, tic revolutionary
agitatur, and four nj Ills followers wero
killed, and twenty ot1vrS wero wounded.
, 1881-01-14

(;Ey. GRANT has been rendered aud 1las ac-
copied tho Presidency Of tho Worlds Fur
Commission. The following IL tlle list OF
Vicc-Prcsilcnts: II. q. Stubbtns, Hugh j.
Jcwctt. Wlllin.n a. Cole, Augustus SclcIl,
Frederick l.. Tn!cott, Ger. Joseph Il. Jull,.-
stoi,, anil tho Itey. Dv. Newman. Mr.. n. X.
Fuirbank. Of tiIis city, Is II member ot tho
Executive Committee. Tho FUR PROMISES to
LII 4 YtInrnS4.
, 1881-01-14

THE Democrats of tho Connecticut Lcgis-
Iaturo l,ave conferred Oh 3 :;utor Eato, tic
empty honor VI u no'l,IllatsMSE for tho United
Status Scnnt,rsiitp, to wliuh Gen. liawley
wiltbo elected next rucstiAy.
, 1881-01-14
II below zero.

Tug Senate yestoutay passed. :3lcAtl1an's
bill providing Tor tho payment Il tta,nages
which ,nay be eoccasIol.cd tn tho Indiaus by
tho construction Ut reservoirs, at thu
hea4watels Ut tho MlssIsslppl; nlso pro-
yidtg for the immedtato construction
, 1881-01-14

ANOTHER Arctic visitation swopt through
tie Northwestern States alll rurrltorlus yos-
ter.lny, bringing considerable anow tn its
wallu and luwerllk tlle thermometer tn soy-
erul degrees bulOw zero. It I,Aa alrcady
struck thls city with full force, mil tho thor
'tluneter ut this writing, W. H., Is down to
II batnau 4nrG
, 1881-01-14

TUE Grant Jury of Newark. N. j., has
rec0lt,l ended tho retstAbltslllneut Of tho
wl,tpplng-pos 1or soso human llcllsls who
rrNgtIco WIte-beatlng.
, 1881-01-14

TME rico and cottun craps of Suuti, Caro-.
lin hnyo been very much danlagc.l by tho
recent wet weather. This rico crop Is satd to
bs tho worst ayur known iii tho Statc.
, 1881-01-14

THE tew Canadian syndicate offer to build
thu Canadian rNcie Hallway for s., 1000, ,000
ailtl Z. 00 00 acrcs Vi iaid alll thoy will not
clalCl exemption from taxation.
, 1881-01-14

DunlS0 tho mouth ut November OF last
ycar 81. .G;l.0d3 worth ut petroleum wils ex-
ported from tIlIs country ugalllst :03 :s,l3
worth for tlle corresponding month Of 167D.
, 1881-01-14

TNE Flemish Inhabitants Ut Belgium llRsc
Joined their butch neiEllbors ln llet!tlou[hts
England tn treat lilo J,ocrs with iellleucy alt<l
to accord ttem independence.
, 1881-01-14

Gov, ILA1srEI took tile oatl. OF otlico an
delivered his tnauxura! address to tue Malns
Legislature yesterday. - H. -
, 1881-01-14

TIE Russian Grand l,uke Michael cta[,.s
tlaat Gen. Skobelolt defeated tic TuwolMaia
ut Gueke-Tepo ull tl,e It'll lust,
, 1881-01-14

a TitEATn; at Ctonsta.lt, lsussia, llas bee,
destroyed by tlrc, a1ul !lo director an4 seyet,
others pcrlslltAi IN tho tlanlcs.,
, 1881-01-14

IT Is beloved III ar,l,y c!rclcs that Judge
Acknowledgement Dunn tnll nllSurKeull.t,onoral
ljAri,cs will BOou bu placed Oh thu retired list.
, 1881-01-14

TuE FroncIl Government ennteMplatcs a
loam 0t s00 00o. .0oJ irn'lca ut l>ur cent t0 COLL
potu solns military a,u! sun,o public works.
, 1881-01-14

'"ahc y "ottAf "ot1. IYSSHs' ZIG re-
!,.. H,.'eu VIM no na'l s'''. tsaF u"ss "Eo-
t.t " spscae sesumpuo| 2 grey on saiscr
~ ""''a' u 74S'a e'"'1s VI S"e''s'o1l anu .
"''nte' W. E:tj ...,
Mt. ea.is,r' 1c'esl'nR,~-' aotho remarks
mn''o .,' w .'it. o'le. o tennessee, sAla thas
tne eehl1e'haf' YRS Ill aasof ni leaving ont-
s1ant'hc IN t'o haft's OF tne National b"nEs
m"as ot uie uose'h'heht oeartng interest," nc
tu,. t''s i"se u a.u PCT ec;I1, WINE no !car.
nslc' ""s III l"sot computing tsle aat'ohai
panks " lecei'e oonas oeaF.ng pcr ee'E
ihle9eSt" as u tf'e cconntly OF 'eintltahR Or
not leiullaihR, u'c gentleman from fe,'nsyl~
vahin 'hei,eSl haa snblaIttc'! some 1!gufes
!h when II appealeu lhaI III ofder 10 IL
ti"Ru's" 'ho e"''oo.oVo ot bs anu ''s ny an
"''t''h! p"Sne"t oi s"o.oV,ooo 1t "ould re-
!lMi!c run u'e puo!!c !nMsaly tllo sum OF
eo7tou,oW' ~ !caf'i*ie) Hc'a III hls hafhl
acalealat'o'l by winch II was s''n~n THAT, Y
t'i'se ot'"us "eIe tel"Haed at INC rate OIL
pr eeHl' n!la pail III precisely tllo Same way.
I'M. uio "eot "oula 10 extlhgulsneu IN ex~
aet'S Inc sahlc t'1lo III tllc Gust OF S14s'ooo'"
wv. ihe QUESTION was whether congress-
"outd
SAVE 10 THE PEOPLE THESE
s's.Oo.Wo III lEf'ott OF ten ycnrs, or RtTo it
l" tl!o National ba''ks rs interest OIL tllelr
b'nt!s. Even Should tic Hner cent bonds
fisc III TIC h't!rket 10 premium OF ) per cent
(which was hardly l'osslbic). Sill the wl1olo
premium" paid py TIC Government would
only be about Sl1,0oo.ooo, which, deducted
rum s's.ooooN wonld SILL leave saving to
tle Ao!'lc NJ :'ao"lNo:
Mr. llaskttl expressed the opinion tfat not
eco'ihtry Nat1onna ba!'k ~ tic West Could
stafld on III 1tet u thls b1ll passea iixlilg 1f'
lesest III i per cent
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
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