Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-19
VIM. WINDOWS WORK.
THE SECRETARY DETERMINED THE
WORLD SHALL APPRECIATE HIn'
He Prepares Schedule of the WORK ih'
Has Done-A Missouri Congressman
Scandalized by His Wife-He "arrieu I"
washington Boarding House keepsr-
Other Gossip of the Capital.
WINDOWS WORK.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-In view of the ap
nrooching end of Secretary Windom's admin
istration of the treasury department, a state
ment was prepared by Chief Coons, OF the
loan division, to-day, showing in detail Inc
amount of United States bonds redeemed on
which have ceased to bear interest, togethei
with the reduction o. annual interest charges
Since March,, 4, last, the date on which Secre-
tarv Window assumed control OF the depart
ment, the amount of United States ponaS re
deemed and have ceased to bear interest since
March 4, 1881, is as follows:
Act of March 2, 1861, rate per cent;
amount, S710,550. o., -.
Acts of july II and August 5, 1851, rate q
per cent; amount SIC, ,7R,7OO.
Act of March s, 1858, rate + per cent;
amount, S6,75S,115. 40 ,e-,
Acts of july IA, 1870, and January 20, 1871,
rate ( nar cent: amount, S67 ,Sl7 $50.
Tinted States bonds continued at 81 per
cent; amount, 81, ,56O, 500.
Total amount SlO5 $3.50, $50; reduction IN an
null interest charge on per cent. DonoS re-
deemed, 81 ,452 ,6S4; continn ed 9945, ,752 total,
S59,O04, ,063. On ) per cent. bonds redesmed'
$500, ,S67; continued, S6,o33,549; total, 81
4l3,4l7. On 3A per cent oonos leoeeHi'u'
IL,
OF $50, ,636, 700 of bonds which have been
redeemed or ceased TO bear interest, there are
at this time still outstanding S6.4S7, l5O OF .
per cent. bonds embraced IN the lUtth call.
Money for redemption of these bonds, now
ever, Is available, and the bonds Will be paid
upon presentation.
4 SCANDAL.
The fact that Hon. J. B. Clark, member OF
congress from the eleventh district of Mis-
souri,, had separated from his wife, became
public tonight About year ago Clark mar
RED Mrs. c. Jacoby Neil, widow with three
children. Reports say that the happiness of
the family was not of long duration and ior
some Ume the wife has given way to bad
company Yesterday Mr.. Clark left his
house, leaving his wife in possession
Mrs. Neil was dashing widow who kept a
fashionable boarding house on Fourteenth
street. Gen. Clark boarded there and married
her there Several weeks ago it is said some
of Clark's friends felt constrained to warn hun
OF misconduct on the part of his wife, and az
ter satisfying himself that she had some bad
associates he demonstrated with her. She did
not mend her ways aud he was forced to leave
her. He will apply for divorce.
COULD NOT GO.
Owing to the continuance OF the senate
session longer than was expected, Senators
Pendleton and Hoar have notified the project
or5 of The civil service meeting at Boston, that
they can't be present to deliver addresses next
Monday. 1t is probable that the meeting will
he abandoned or prolonged, rs Senator
Hoar had been selected to preside. Important
business, including cabinet nominations, is
expected to come before the senate when 1t
relssembles. Therefore PendletOn and Hoar
are not willing to be absent, a5 it Is well
tlnOwa that none of the Democratic seniors
have consented to part with Malone since he
votel with the Republicans on the organzi-
tjon of the senate. They don't recognize
him as belonging to any healthy
political organization. A large number are
now favoring the application of the same rule
to David Davis.
woMAN's DLUNDER.
number of coupon bonds were received at
The treasury department for registry few
days ago. The numbers of the bonds were
cnt out. The treasury department did not
know what to make of the mutilation of the
bonds They came from Chicago. A letter has
been received by the department from the owner
of the bonds in New York, who says he had
written to his wife to Chicago TO send the
bonds to the treasury and send the numbers
OF them TO him at New York. The devoted
and OBJ b4dent spouse carried out his iustruc-
tions to the letter. She sent the bonds to the
treasury, but first cut of the numbers and
mailed them to her husband.