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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-02
HAYES ON CONKLING.
What the Rx.PreSIdent THINKS OF the
kx-Seuat0P,

Ex-senator.
CLEVELAND, o., June The Herald
publishes an interview with sx'Presiden
Hayes, In which he says;' "Mr
Uonkling Is a mouomaniac on the
subjact OF his own importance
He is 80 impressed with his great
ness II has become more than eCcCentriCity
1t is monomania. This is quite 6
common phase Of insanity, and
the malady often takes on tina
,inm. Patients often imagine that they
are come distinguished characters or q
superior being. There are oyel
fifty presidents In inERne aBylums
Some think themselves Napoleon,
a king, a czar, and some even Christ or the
Almighty Himself, Oonkling is DRIFT.
ing that way. Men who do bis
bidding he considers 10 state oi
subsection 10 him, and those who refuse
to obey bis dictates he Conaiders his most
bitter enemies. lie thinks they are trying
to humiliate him. Humiliste Is fsv0rit0
term with him. In 1870, Gen. Robinson
asked Conkliug To come and make
speeches In Ohio, and hisreply was "Why
do you ask me there, after insulting me." "
"InBulted you howH" asked General
Robinson.
"Why, have they not endorsed this
man Hayea' administration, thereby max
ing direct drive at me?"
General Robinson assured Mr.. COnkling
that he wSB never thought OF by any one
in that connection, but Mr.. Conk'
ling could not be persuad'
ed that such was not the cOse.
Oonkline's downward tendency dates
from 1876 He then tried In every way
possible to defeat the Republican party In
Nsw York.
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HLooDsHED IN IRELAND.
Murders and Riots atiII OCcuElng-IAnd
IShgua Notes.

LONDON, June ia dispatch from Long.
head, County Galway, says al agent has
been shot near Waterford, In that county,
for refusing 10 accept payment Of rent on
the basis OF GrilEllh's valuation.
Al Olonmel, County Waterford, where Lhe
riot occurred yesterday growing out otlhe
sale Of tenants interests in tatma The
people paraded the streets oil night.
About thirty civilians are suffering from
bsyonet lhtnsIa and sword cuts inAICIed
by the Heldiery. One policeman died OF
his injuries, and sone wounded soldiers
are not expected 10 live. .....
A correspondent oi the Elinburg
ScoLmdn says the statement that al .
meeting oi The Cabinet on Saturday q
proposal WAS made 10 suspend oil public
meetings in Ireland lOr six months, and
10 snppress the Land League, are uu.
founded.
The Manchester Guurdidn5 London cor.
RESPONDENT says: "it Ia not In the least
likely that tho Government hsVs deter.
mined 10 deal with the Laild League 90
| an lHeRhl OIKAulbhlOut OuL " u HuueI'
sood that communications have passed
since the arrival In Dublln u Mr. Forster,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, which ~ 10
show that the Government 10 determined
not TO delay Using its powers undor The Co.
erClon act TO crush out intimidation. Mf
Forster will return 10 London in time 10
attsndto.morfoW's Cabinet meeting.
The TINES says that The rumor that The
Government Intends 10 adopt BtIngent
measures Tor absLlnH the teroffism oi the
Land League,appears 10 have caused some
excitement among the leaders Of The agl.
talion, Parliament and the county lave
at length come to understand thai the
Let g1e Ia an aggressive organization and
that II the law l0ta not put II down II III
put tho Law down. Terrorism mist be
suppressed, whether Il takes the iOin oil
vulaAr, threatening letters Of assume. tie
loiLleF type. Of die alton.
DuRLiN, lups AT a meeting o. TOE
Lind League to-day Mr.. Stxtnn said he
had visited Dillon Tnd regretted q iint
his delicate constitution seriously Affected
hy bis inUaiceFalion.
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GUyERSMENr GOSSIP.
AdBl aISIFNliOn Affairs. Department DO
inga aud BnreAu IiFIGiS.

AuInl W"I"IUu huHtTWl "pHENurhA bul
IngA aud HureAu iTIefS.
WASN'T SGrOS, b. O, June l.-J. Stanley
B,Oyn .sl. ior Europe tomorrow on pub
lie service bu. tnOss. During his absence
.. Ptuden WI N act as privSte secretary
10 President Carl cid.
The leave Of sbSe. .7CO granted Liouten.
~tC0IOnel Fred D. Giant, aide de camp
OIthe military division OF the Missouri,
has been extended four months.
President Garfield promisesto attend 1.-The
Atlanta exposition, pullic business per.
miuitg The President cordially eu6ors.
es the object Of the exposition.
The lowest bid tOr eupplyins the post.
masters with all official and reVlstered
DSSkage envelopes, required for official
use, iOr the ilscAl year commencing The
hiSl o. July, aggregates tji 724, On a basis
OI the total Number (2Sg772jO), Of the
@VataI kinds used fOr The year ending
AaHtl 81, 1851, The actual cost Of the
Envelopes nsed during that year, under
'he present contract, was Sl0O,SlO
q. lhe coinage Of the various mints for
NY iSSI999S,5lO, Of which $2,3OO,OOO is
silver dollars.
Inc following appointments were made
Oy the President to-day; Collectors Of
customs, Vim. Groaveneur, Of Morris, n,
LOT Tue district OF Alaska; Iieurv A,
Aehnedv Of Maine, at Waldoboro, Maine
yice GenerSl Jas. A. Hall resipued; Thos
"; BloldwaIets at ViCksbdfv, Miss
EMEa',9;J Costello, at Nalches, Miss.
Ieo. n; Foote, Postmaster al Jackson
.enh. Augustus Brasins, Of lennsylVan
agent Tor tho lndianR at The GteaI
"aootah Agency, Nebfalkl.
lhe failure Ia ahnOuAcel Of the old pio
Iwt mai company, A. Atnot, OF 81
u I"9a, W. NO, President, with hsadquAfteti
" 'ns a'y, which has been engaged II
Hle mhI contract business for siE YEAR
@ and which has al different time
,..,. H.u lafga GanlraCts In every State ant
Tsmosy. The iAilufeis attributed BY Nj
,sI ,a,uoI 10 The recent Cuttailment Of thu
TSaNiel SNiel service and olhe. changes whlcl
GNen IGMeOeen made in carrying the mails 10
Ias hst few years.
,9e uovetnment has employed th
% 'FeOipOI W. A. Cook, Oi this city, /
LMs Vq,e the cases AgGiust the Star fout
Ipt lie ia one Of tho best eIinlus
mmN?~G III The country. lie did most {
WshI work IN the whisky ring trial,
4, Ihe aln nal session OF National board {
lleaIlh btya,' 10. day. The entire Essslo
we devoted t. discussing the subject
w w Louisiana quafanlines, but no cci
".aslons reached
.,sSneGoleellons 81 internal revenue K
w. e,e'sm months OF the current fiscal yei
%S e.. hS,32S,2S3. The aggregate receip
ia n, Ts isei meal year are expected 10 be abo
commissioner Rinm estimated that Il
1IS:' 1ISs'pS p lot the year would reach near
y,GGhtlleI CLERK Mann to day celebrated 4
p..sin paein anntVeBaFy Of hi6 entry into 1
na.t 1O.lot'ice Department. The whole DepA
%snl Participated.
,ssscieiary Window leaves lo.morft
I,g I1,,Utnlhg for his home In Minnesota.
''TC'sIo be absent About Two ReekS.
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The County valuation last year, real and
,.r,an.l, ws tlG00S, $50. Fifty cents on
~ SlOJ Of this amount would produce
saal 10. There are, however, other
,oo,cs, Of revenue amounting to several
,Ian.,od dollars, among which is lie
,,,.,s1 from $4,000 P. W, & Ky. Rail.
,a,1 hands, amounting to $500 OF itself,
II will bs seen that the County tax 10
,i,edtbis year cents on the 800, or from
pn n, cents. This Is higher than II has
hssn .uce the fiscal yearof lS77-7S, when
d vw 50 cents. Last year WAS the lowest
IA, aimee lSGO-7O, whsa it was 40 cents.
n, levy tha! year was only Ol,l50 81.
Tb, ue1. year, hoEevet, /! was 90 cents,
,,dthe levy was sl3l,SOO.
The main items Of increase this year
ovr 1850 are Ior roads and bridges, 81 1850;
C,ot House and Jail, $500, and $1,000
Increase I1t salaries, which results from
h,Ipcre,se iDr Judges. There ls also an
increase Of s6CO in tho per diem for mem
b.po tho Board, resulting, we suppose,
from tho expenses attending the investi'
gltonnos going on
THERE'S constant tendency on the part
Niue Bard to increase tho expenditures
b,u,dsaud bridges. They have increased
NASDihis year over last. In 1878 the
expenditure On this account was onlyRl4 :
olj. l1d there was no contingent road
iaudoiIgJOO as there 10 this year, and as
there VAS last year. lu 1877 the expendi'
tus vm $4,000 II has never In our
recollection been us high as 1t Is this year.
Nb b,inully s2S,OjO this year, for the
contingent fund will certainly be spent.
TAsissp part ol tue levy over which the
country members Of the Board are always
enthusiastic. general thing they go
iptor 'lhe old Tag and an appropriation"
und,, this head. This is natural, ior IN so
doius they 70! d big haul out ot the city,
1ad we are not disposed to make fuss
Gb0usit further than to say that 1t Is an
item that ought TO be noticed.
There WM talk yesterday amopg the
Bard that lllere might be other items not
lovnin the bills 10 provide for, depend.
IaR however, on what may turn up in the
roune Of tho pending Investigation.
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Fraud ~ tho Pension Departmsnt.

KEoKux, Iowa, June Especial Aseut
sprague, ofthe Pension D Department, WssA'
inpton, has worked up case Of fraud in
this city whereby the Government had
been deiraudei Of six thousand dollars.
Tho application for pension vss made by
DR.. ". +. Haunon, Of Carthage, ILL.,, who
Vsvo q man named Ohilders 40 witness to
certify TO bic disability. II has been die:
covered that Childsrs died in 1851, and
that Harmon secured another man 10 rep
resent Childers. All the parties were ar
rested last night. They are well known
and in good BkandInK,
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II Should be remembered that the re-
turns for the last week do not differ es'
sentially from thOse for other weeks 10
May. The aggregate for New York In
May wus 81 ,SSl, ,l68 1927 and Is the largest
monthly report in the history Of The
Clearing House; nor was this extraordl.
nary amount due to the unprecedented
dealings In stocks, for after deduCting
double the market value Of the stocks sold
the remaining exchanges for the month
were at least $3.O94, lS0,6S7 against
81 02O, ,52S, ,l42 for the month oil January,
hitherto the largest on record. The aRgre.
gate Tor all the cities outside Of New York,
though II Is not yet precisely known, will
closely approach, and may exceed last
December, 81 ,220, ,243, $50, which has never
been exceeded in any other month. All
OF these comparisons show clearly that the
value 4 the business has been surprisingly
large, and that no expectations are rella.
BILE which are based upon the suppositlon
that the general business Of the country
has been dull or declining In volume.
The exchanges do not show whether the
people have bson making or losing money,
but they do show with greater fidelity
than any other source Of information
whether dealings and payments have
been large or small. Having in mind the
fact that the course ol prices during the
past month has been generally upward,
though the changes In most instances
have been moderate, and that there haa
been no disturbance In the money market,
we are forced to infer that the business oi
the country has not only been unpreCe'
dented In volume, but on the whole unu'
sually prosperous.
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nr LEAsErs nAnlEN nIron,

Points q the Protocol COncerhIng the
Use and control OF the intetocea q
Canal.
PANAyA, May q. Tho Star and Herald
publishes the following fesume Of the
leading points ofthe protocol said to have
bsen signed by the representatives ot 90.
umbiS aud the United States at New
York: Ships Of war and military conveys
Of the United States Navy, In pOsCs or
war, to passthtogSh The canal withoutiho
payment Of tolls. BY common consent
both governments will select In The ter.
riLory Of ,the Isthmus places appropriate
for fotts, arSenals, coallng depots and ma
val store houses. In time Of peace. there
shall be no Americas military force on the
Tsthmus beyond that Indispensable for
Tho repair and preservation Of such
aSsenals, &c. In case the nett.
tTslily Of tho Canal should be threatened
Tia limited States are Authorised to lAke
military occupation oi the Isthinus, and
| Colombia be obliged 10 CO operate. Ships
Of war and mill ary expeditions oi all
other nations except The United States
will have no right 10 pass through thC
canal in time Of peace. Nevertheless the
1.-Two nations may, by mutual understand
ling, permit Tue innpceht use oi tue high
Wy 10 shch sGips gnd expeditions. o..
lonhia undertakes not to eptef into negoli
alions CONCERNING the canal or 10 altei lhG
rules aud regulations concerning itwith
out previous accord With the United
STATED. .'
The Star and Herald adda the ptotoco
has been disappFoved by the CoIombist
Senate, Nj. Deichmah, United Hta'e
minister 10 Colombia, and author Of III
protocol, is furious against the Govern
J, ment and the Senate. The press and lh
people have unanimously denounced lh
protocol,
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, June 1.-The Ca.
ultes Newport, Arkansas, special says:
Lewis B. HUTCHINSON was accidentally
killed near here to-day. He was hauling
wood, and while going down a decline In
the road lost his balance and fell from Che
seat to the double tree aud BECAME en-.
tangled ihthe lines, The team became
unmanageabls anu plunged around, kick
lug apd mangling the utf1rdnate man in
a horrible manner. He was finally thrown
to the ground, the wheels oil the wagon
passirg over his body. He was picked up
insenslble and died an hour later.
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UnIted Pfesby teiIans TO Have Ingtru.
r naentnt SInsIo. t,'.'trI

PIrrsHrRa, June 1.-The question O
instrumental music, taken up'by Che Gen
eral Assembly OF the United Presbyterian
Church al lie session today, was discussed
at length. "A vote was finally reached thiI
afternoon Which decided In favor Of in
strumental music in the churches by 13l
yes 10 % nays.
The balance Of The ssEsion was taken uE
With routine businegs, and at 10 O'Clock
% night the Assembly adjourned zine Die
The majority Of the delegates leave fbi
home tomorrow morning.
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MEMPHIS, June l..-oharles Elijah Nc.
Peak, Of Desato county, Mlss., lately en-.
ployed as street car driver, bplCided this
morning Dy taking morphine. a letter
was found on his person indicated that
the cause Of The tash act was prompted by
unreaulted' love. He, however last night
said he had been accused Of robblng street
oars end Intended FILLING hinaelf before
being atfested. :. 49,. -
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Havana HnppeninES,

HAVANA, June 1.-The tribunal ac.
Quilted the Et Tiuntor Of the charge
against It on the second hearing.
The 70. de Cuba asserts that the Libsr-
als Of Santiago De Uubs, Abptained from
voting by order Of the ErOe MSSons.
Ot 2S2 negroes transported 10 Fernando
20, In the ship Josephine, IS oi them
died Oh The passage.
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pouoHKEEpsiE, N. Y, June /. Terrific
hail storBs yesterday extended from New
Hackensack to FiShkIll plSips. The grain
Ia everywhste destroyed, corn aud youus
lruit Killed and strawberries ruined. The
storm lasted thtOo.q qnstterS 81 % hour
Some Of the hail stotiss wefS two inghep
In diameter. In places this morning Lhs
hail stones we're foot deep.
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ATLANTA, June l.-A negro named
Matt BuNa cruelty murdered Msl ". ].
Asthea, 10 EIhy county. lie stsbSCd the
Msior 10 the heart with the frat thinst Of
the koIie. The negro waS Uaplnied near
Arlington yeatefday and was taken by a
mob Of two hundred men aud hubg
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wASnlSeroS, Pa, Juue 1.-Two veins
ot coal have been passed through BY thp
oil bosora In The MCGuiVan veil, MI,
Pleasant township. One Of these was a
Ave foot vein Of Gross Creek coal, which
vas fsaohed at the depth Of 270 feet. The
CbSTtletS vein OF posl eleven leet thick,
vas found several feet lower,
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IuE C0UNTV LEVY.

or sine Thousand seven
= II,DSrsd % and rl''y Dollars over Last
I',,Drsl ' session for levy purposes ol
, ~ p'.,J , of Commissioners OF this
SE =, D ras held Yesterday, The levy
'''s, .,.d a, 20 cents on the 500 valua'
". ~ ~ b. expended as IoIlows; ,,.
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EAST BRADY, June l,-Dutia0 tbeStorm
here las! evening two tanks, Of 2O,0oo
barrels capacity, belonging 10 tue United
Pine Lines, we're struck by lightning, and
one Of them, containing 10000 barrels ol
crude oil, was net on hte.
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venIIe kUGFiR.
sTEuBENViIAV, June1 1.
BpoClai Dispatch to the IntelllGrncer ....
Charley, son ot Mrs. Hill, Of Cincinnati,
vho with his mother haD been Waiting the
family Of Hugh Patterson, on Fourth
street, ,ust With quite = painful accident
this evening. While playing With another
boy al the depot he a. sttuck in the left
eve by stone, destroying the eight. Mr'
Hill died At Cincinnati few weeks Sgo.
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N
l,SSS,

new YoRK, June l.-Four thousand
three hundred and sixIy.thtee emigtanIs
arriVEl to day.
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TUE RloTING RENEWED.


DUBLIN, June la report reached
Limerick that three policemen were killed
during the eviction riot in the County
Glare, RiotIng In Clonmel was resumed.
The police aud soldiers charged on The
mob and many people were wounded.
The troops finally cleared the streets
during tho service ot the eviction
writs on the islands around The
coast Of Donegal, with the assistance
Of Her Magssty's gunboat, Goshawk was
takeu. The inabltGn,s attacked and des.
troyed GoshaWk's email boats, when The
Run boat opened fire, with what result not
known. The Inspector oil the Police
visited tho various posting houses
In Kilkenny aud warned the car owners
and drivers II they refused to supply cars
10 the police and military In future, The
owners would be found E20 each, and The
drivers imprisoned,
The President OF Ballina County Mayo)
Branch Land League has been arrested
and taken to kilmainham Jail.
tits rumored that elk persons have been
shot dead at Tulla, near Ennis Glare, by
blo pOllGe uuiluA ~ IIoL n babkuluhly
collision 10 also said to have occurred In
the town OF SCSrlf, same county.
Clstl8 partisans say that the people are
IL tlAned 10 such pitch and are 90 de-.
moralizsd by the agitation that they are
ripe for any mischief, They ore also
flushed with partial SUCCESS over both lhs
civil and military power and are becoming
daily more daring. .... -
The soldiers and police are inCensed not
merely against tho populaoe but against
the authorities, who will not permit them
to defend themselves. There Ia fear Of This
indignant feeling assuming form danger.
GUS 10 the discipline and may lead to an
irteprsssbls outbreak oi fury against Tue
populanCe or acts Ct retaliation upon Ihs
inhabitants Of the garrisoned districts.
The War office has ordered the barracks
at New Ross, now occupied by troops Of
Hussaru, to.be fitted with port holOa IOr
musketry.
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NRw YoRK, June ian Albany special
S,ys! "A monster petition In favor OF the
late senatora has arrived trotl Auburn,
Wocdin'S disttIct. i is eighty feet '''""0.
and contains over two thousand names.
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Mr.. PLEASANT, Pa, June l.-Notltes are
posted at all The coke works In The region
giving notice Of demand Of an advance Of
one cent per bushsl for mining, and an In.
ol 10 cents per oven ior drawing. IN case. OF
refusal 10 aCcede 10 their demands the
miners are 10 tesign their positions at oil
the works, t.-....
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V,,I Tosa9 I,SdJ h lead I'd.

WORCESTER, Mass, June LAT North
BtookHeld this morning Miss Nellie Mur.
phy had het cad cut Of In Ehe elevator d
Batohelots boat house.
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,..,,,.. 1,ssSnY MI oF ihe F,sncI,.

TuSs, June 1.-The French gun boat,
teopold, bostded a Maltese echoonet o.
this coast, examined her papets and lett
guards on board, who accompanied tue
yeeaal 10 MonAstBr.
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aAEyEsroNG Jdns i,lA Nes, Gaines
vile special says John Thorn paoh shol
aud killed Deputy She.ilIs Chas. and SAM
Metedith And l.. Krielht, who attempted Ia
arrest him upon o warrant for CarEyiDp
aofpealed weapohs. Thompson escaped
Into the TpsIltdrY.
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An AmIr 0f HONOR

HARRisos BuRd, VA, June 1.-Apetsohtl |
collision occurred to-day. between Col
Charles T. o. Ferrell and y. D. Lewis,
growing out OF newspaper articles In the
Did Commonwealth and Rockingham 'Rtgii.
Ter. The parties were arrested.
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NEw YoRE, June 1.-The immigration
last month exceeds The figures Of the same
month last year BY 2l,OOO, and The mum.
bef is larger lhan Tor any one month 10
the history Of Castle Garden. 10
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C6s gntelligfnffr,
,,,,,., sos, IS na1 a E9@t..eH.H 9z.e='

- s,s no Coukllug boom at Albany
lHI1l 's Ma vote standing aa on Tues
y'''f'''3s5' T. It is"A far cry to the distant
W " . an and about as far a cry from Al
' ~, n Washington.
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The vote for successor 10 Mr.. Plsttt
resulted as follows:

The Chairman announced that no choice
had been made TO til either vacancy, and
the Convention adjourned to meet again
tomorrow noon.
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NAv YORE, June LA Paris dispatch
says Sara Aernh9tdt is tq take charge Ol
the Atiefican Photographic tent at the
charity lets, which 10 shortly 10 begin in
ibe Gardens Of tho Tnillefles,
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t,ALriNoRE, June i.-John ". Garrett,
President o. the Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail
road, arrived 10 day from Europe, and
vas welcomed BY tbe Mayor and promi'
nent business man.
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ST. JoHEs, June t,-wallaas Ross write.
that alter rowing Morris he lntsndS to trV
HAulAH,
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Cmh 10 th, Treasury ..... s7ss 4tc,OSS
Bond Issued 10 Pacific Railroad Com:
pany interest payable Ia hFidf 'I
money, principal OhtStAnding te 629, ,52
Interest acOrutd and ROt YET pAid...a 1875 bS1
Interest paid by this UHtted stdes..." a. 500
Interest repaid bJ companies By trans.
portatlon Vlce.".",....".""."".... Ht2boTSSS
BY cash payments on per cent net
aArnlhR t,l',1......i. pooinp
Balance o. ..'ts'' p.'p ~ D. C" SSl7s