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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26
Werfdoneru nosmitteI.-ale fosn,

Ssrfd0neru nssmittel.-NlIe fosn,e
tiiAen Yrdparate Srantreids. ale Ser
fd0nerunssmittel Der Belt Uern6sen
ben Damsn feline fdoue Saut. roiee
Bangen uno ftrahlrnoe Mueen lu ber.
idaffen. Uenn es ibnen an gutter @e
funobeit fsbIt; uno Stidts permag fc
raid unb fiber CUTE 9eiun6beit. 6raft,
SrObfinn unb Sb0nbeit au b.rlGnfen.
ME bas Sopien Bitfers Gine eiu,iae
Yrole genilNt, um ielbf zen llneIdu.
bigiten su iibelseueen. Man Life in
elmer anaeren Spalte. = vSeleerdpb".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

8uiteau's Serurtbeiluue iuui @aI9en
wnroe in slpsitsr 2nitan, iuirtlid bee
ifdtiat. 8idter Sans tinbiste an 22.
Mai Die Gnifdeioung bes Seri4tsbofts
an, mad luelder bas erifinfansif@e
llrtbeil beitdtigt unb Elm neuet Yroisb
Uerueigert ulro. 3ihtsr pl9ner be-.
iprad in einem beionberen Sutantsn
baa aI:e Wnrplanber Seieb. auf weldes
iid nie SertbeiOiguns bsrufen batts,
unO ertl0rte, onb lelbit unter bieitm
aus Dem Sabre 1855 ftammenben @eieb
ole Nnflagc in bisfem Oiitriet 1iiltis
9epeicn feiu wiroe. 3ihter &,arter
crtIdrts, 0isfe Gntideibuua fei cine elm
itinmiae. Gs eriibri8t nun Guiteau
nod Der @ppea an oas b0dite Bunbes
aeridt.-gSir baIten es fir cine tpabre
National-9 9alamitdt, iuenn benz 2um'
pen nibt bal6 Der 2obn wirb, ben er
10 reidIi1 peroient.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

SIM unterbauie ces gonsreifes worO
tebte No9e cine Bill einberi9tet, bic
fir Die fOmmsnben fiinf Sabre. idbrIi&
,sbn Nfi[Iionea Sbaier fir Die 6rei-
iduIen i'm 9anOe bsrwilIist Difsn mil.
Id bel 8srpiIIisnna biefer
WiIIiOnen aufri6tisen 4inoeranterri@t
uno ri@tise 3inbersu6t i@Iiebtn, Der
YIon, auf bieie @eife bem aIten OnIel
9dr0pff0pfe anjufeben, mare feiHer
Der idIim maen. @arum aber, fnb
Die perren in 28afAinstOa anf einutaI
70 liberal Gs bat ia 8eiaer um bieft
Berwi1iauna onsefrast ? Sat irseHbiuo
eia mGele6rter" tuie6er eiue Nrt ~
idlrifea 2 =, ,Woraeaifern".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

SaHSiHube fur Damen, 9isls Sbredb
10 @ts., idswarSe SeiOen 0iIst ~ Is
Gts., bel 3. 8. Wertens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

Sie Bill sur BsrIdneeruns Der
Gburter Der slationalbinfen 1T nm 10.
B. i'm 9auie nit Oerf biebenen Nmen'
Dement'S nit l25 se9sn 81 Stin,men
aneenommtn morben.
Oie ipidtisiten Mmenbements 3u Der
8i1 iinh folseuSe:
,Sebe geasnpdrtia beitsbenbe Ober
tiinitig seQ,iinoete 3ationnIbant foI.
ruenn lie ibr: Sfoteu in Der aeieslid]
uorasi .priebtnen Ntiie ein,u;ieben
wiiuid,t. gu 90tdgiaer &uuoiauns Der.
pFidtet is:n uaO Hidt mebr ais s
Wiqonen Ouldrs 9tsqierunasael6 in
einsm RalsnbermOnat ~ Dem 3u'f int
VuntcsidaB Stponirtn 6nrftn uno
wenn Observation-Disclosures BON,
6imn,miniftsr aeilnbist wtrben. ioQen
ole Sanftn, weIAs islde ssiiinoi8tr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES befken, fie
binnen 30 Gassn nad Der YerfaH,eit
einicn6en miiIen."
Neruer eia Nmenotment. ueldeS an
oronet, baB beim Dsp0uirsn Don SonSs
ole ocpouirsnoe Ihociation berthtist
iein foa. bom 9omptrouer Of CURRENCY
gtoten gum Bstraa BON 80 Yro,ent
bonn Iaufenesn Warftlpcrtb (nidt iber
YarD Der 10 ubrrtraaeneH Rsr. Staa.
ten Bombs ~ crbaIten. Das Mmsnbe-
ment orbnet frrn.r an, baS nismals Der
8etroa Der aur Circulation beitimmten
gtoteu 90 Yro;ent oes wirflih einse.
;ablten Ittlen &apitals uberfeiaen
oarf. Die Sef iOnen 5771 unb 57l6
Der Mep Statuten uerben ipiberrufen.
limo f6liebIi6 ein Nmenosment. mel.
DIES benz GonarsB oas &edt porbebdlt.
su iraen0 elmer 3eit bas borlieaenSe
9cleb gu osran; ern. ODER nufsubeber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26
SefdIfGte SeuouiFe.

. a 1 e 3 q nj e.
Gs in fein iperibpoGer 9toff, anatb-
lid aus punoeybarsn npslaReiiasn
gSurseln absr ltinSeu sabsreitst nup
burd lan9e geidli4te SertiEfate Iber
uie uollbradte Bunberfuren btrausae:
pufft, ionbern cine einfnde. refine un6
wirfiome Meoisin. aus pobibetonaten
werthuoaen &eiitraiten praparivt. bic
loirfliHe &uren fur TA fpreAeH last
uno tsiner gefaliaten AenaniHe bsbarf.
a8,r lpre9en HamliG BON bem &opfea
Hitters, Ser reiniten uHS beRen olIer
Weoesinen. Wan febe in elmer an6ern
SpaIte.-v@spnblitan."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26
ROMMEL & SOBBE
4luliina
.SauufDu1e,
TrndtbGnme, sGattrmbaame II.
Sirrphnn;cn irSCrgtrt.

FI aus.rlrftnfsn Sbfirrtsn, reIbe lits in
titIty @tseue ais bic Bsheu bepabrt batfn,
iouff bic btlftn Iraubenalten iletS 3n baben.
eint tttrdGtlidr Snautitdt gEeine, eisrnes
GtpIcss tu ben biaisiicu sheiien.
PsisHunatn rrrfrr preIipt beiorgt.
Rrmmel u. SUtbs, TOrriien, MU.
%EerIfb Settler, Nssnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

gBdbrenb in Roraeorolina nnb an.
bern @toaten bic Dsmocroten ii& inil
ten Semperen3Itrn berbiuDen. iu@en
iid IN WafaGniette bem Eesaperens-
itaafe "par excellence" ,bieN NepnbIiEa-
ner bon eieitm BIsieeuiht los osaumaben
fe fnb ben 6anatiEsrn nibt netr 10 ~
8sfaHen ipie iriber iie ,eieen ii& HereR
9lduen nidbt mebr 8eneigt nab 70 bat
IfhrSliG bic Stmperensportei in Maifa'
dufetts cine ercbe RieoerIaae cttitten.
Sits 1T Elm beoeuteuaer u. foleeafAiue-
rer 6ortidritt. R0&ten bod ou& In
oiefem SALE bic @epubIifaner onbsrer
Stnaten bas BeifpisI Der aRaGa&ufett-
fer @arteisenoffen nadabmea ! aRaifo'
dnietts mar friiber Der Banncrifaat Der,
republlfanifden Yartei m6Gte 60 aud
in Der Semperensfrage einen llm.
idwuns belvirfen, Der Fd auf bas gauge
9ano ausbebnt! Die Mafa9ufettf@er
Staatsgeisb9ebuua befdioB ndmIid ::
Den @eieke ntUnrf iiber Beidrdntuns
Der @ittbfdaftsliienlcn benz nd@fsn
pauie sar Nbitimmuna su nberluKen.
Gie bstrsfsnSe Bin min nidt Mebr 81
ssnfen oils cine auf ie 500 GinlpObner
i'll ir0enb eiuer Sta,t asaebmiat wiHen.
Seitoem Dor einem Wouat oas Yrobiti-
tionsaefeb unterIeaen. batten bic &aIt.
ipafermdnner aQe Nnitrenaun9en ge,
madt, um fpenieifeus biefe Bill bard.
,ubrinasn unb p'aren bes Grfolses glenn
li9 fder Die Debate mar cine lsb"
baite. Gin 9etr 8iuslb bon Gam.
bridge rief aus User einsn sNum-
ibOp" erOffnst. 0ffnst einen Yiao iur
SOLE" Oie 8iu wuroe nit 100 eeaen
II Sttmmen absclebnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26
an brrFamien.

10000 Nder .biisel SaaS aak OOO A6eE
Bottom sySaseTeien. pernRtsr nsbEsre ansse.
,etHusts 8armS ii% teinhtn. prefix sariiTtR
SDn 81 Bis SIS per afsr fir 6iiseaAns nak
BON SIS bis $35 sev Ndtr fiiV 8oiiam Saah
Dies IL rins ausststi&nett 0tleseattit fd
cine bilIise beiniatb gu erwsrbtR.
gSesen ni5srsr An5tuaft ipeaee maR I'd an
60. 96eneutakm.
@ruuetiaentbgMs-AsfHt QeFmaRR 81 o.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-29
The Apportio nrnent Bill.

Washington, 27.-The apportionment
bill agreed on by the census committee
provides that sfler the 81 of March, 1888,
the House shall have 800 mem bers, to
be apportioned among the several ct ties
as follows: Alabsma s; Arkansas Z, a
gain of l; California 5, gsin of l; Colo
RADIO l; Connecticut 4; Delaware l.;
Florida 1, a loss of l; Georgia 10. gain
of l; Illinois q, q gain of Z; Indiana Is;
Iowa II, gam Of 2; Ksnsas Ga gain OF
8; Kentucky IL, gain of /; Louisiana 6;
Maine 4. loss of l; Maryland 6; M4sIa-
chusetts II, gain o. l; Mich
igan IL, gain of 2; Minnesota
4, gain of 2; Mississippi, 7, q
gain of /; Missouri IA, gain of IL; Ne
braska, 8, gan of 2; Nevada l, New
Hampshire 2, loss Of l; New Jersey Z,
New York 81, gain of l; North Caro-
lima 8, gain Of |; Ohio 81, gain of /;
Oregon l, Pennsylvania 20, gain of 2;
Rhode Is aod l, loss of /: South Caro-
lima 6, gain of |; Tennessee 10; Texas
10, n gain of 4; Vermont, 2, loss of l;
Virginia 10, gain Of l; West Virgins
4, gain of l; Wisconsin s Net result:
Republican states gain 19 and lose 4;
democrats gain IL, and lose l; making
republicans three ahead.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-29
rELEGRAPHIC NEWS


Was hinston. N.-The President he.
signed the bill authorizing the retire.
ment Of Ward Hunt, of the Supreme
Coart. "
The new apportionment bill is likely
to become law.
The postofice appropriation bill was
reported to The House. 1t appropriated
$4S, 1884, $50. being $22 600 less than the
amount asked for by tie estimates. and
81, 6Sl. 1868 in excess of The amount Sd.
propriated for current year.
Washington, 28.-The President hal
signed the deficiency bill.
The President, yesteI day, appointed a.
postmaster at Norfolk, vs., H. B.
Nichols whom Malone opposed. 1t to- X
Malone by surpris. and he protested
against it, and secured the withdrawal o.
the nomination. Nichols and Congress
man Desendn-f sre now at the w hit.
House and may get the President Il
ch.r bis mind again.
p 'stDaster-general has fIrnished
the Senate committee with the opinion OF
the nrst assistant postmaster-generAl an
tsgeniling the bill which proposes to
compensate cartAip postmasters for saiar-
les lost through q misunderstan ing oil
the law.
General Curtis, special agent of the
treasury department at the New York
custom house, denies that he violateu vi
lntenGed to violate orders in regard TO
the letter OF the spirit law.
EThe euIogy upon President Garfield
wall be- delivered in the House of Repre-
sentatives on February q, by ex-Secre-
tary Blaine.
The treasury department purchased
S65, 600 ounces Of silver for distribution
at the Philadelphia, San Frsncsco and
New Orleans minis. ~
Following is the message of the Presi-
dent transmitting to tue Senate the oi-
plomatlc correspondence relating to The
Clayton Bulwer treaty:
To the Senate of the United States:
In further answer to the resolution of
the Senate OF Dec. II, 1881, herewith
transmit the remainder of the corre-
spondence touching the desired modifca.
ton OF the Clayton Bulwer treaty. The
dispatch OF the secretary of state Of No
VEN Der 20, 1881, vas not sent to the SEN
ate with the former dispatches, becsuse
at that time no advice hal been received
that Its contents had been communicated
to the British government.
(SIgned) CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
Executive Maneion, Washington, Jsnu-
airy u, 1882.
The circulation of standard silver dol
lars for the week ending To- day was 1885,
9S6, against l07 449 for the COR esponding
period of last year
1t is stated that Judge Blatchfor9 is
now the most prominently spoken of as
Chief Justice Hunts successor, that
Crowley does not want the secretarvship
of the treasury, and that Judge Folger
will remain in his present position.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-29
Cable Clicks.

Madrid. 27.-Cubsn senators and depu-
ties of both sides Of the House called on
the minister for the colonies yesterday,
20 demand an extension of the franchise
aud of electoral rights in the West Indies.
The minister promised to examine the
petition of his visitors, but declined to
comruit himself further before consulting
the Cortes.
Berlin, 27.-International arrange
ments are nearly concluded in regard to
the periods for holding tx Iibitions, and
N what countries alternately IL be held.
London, "a dispatch from Berlin.
says: Alexander, highly esteemed
broker, suicided yesterday on account of
tie Bourse settlement. There were q
few minor failures here, and at Breslau,
Hamburg and Frankfort.
Dublin stock brokers have failed for
ESQ 000 sterling. A firm OF merchants
failed. Liabilities, 100000.
New York, 27.-HerGLd's Madrid:
Gam betts's fall causes great satisfaction
among the Spanish conservatives. Ultra
montanes consider it the first serious
blow dealt to French democracy. Span
ish democrats express deep concern st
the eveAt.
London, 28.-Bullion withdrawn from
the Bank OF England, to-day, amounted
TO 1850, 600, ali OF which is fer shipment
to Paris.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-29
SpecuiattOna.

New York, 27.-TimeS' Washington
on cabinet speculations, etc.: 1t is
thought by some that the vacant seat in
the Supreme Court will be given to eena-
tor EdmuDds or Judge BlatchfOrd. The
two cabinet places held by Hunt and
KirkwLod have ceased to excite sDecua-
lion. Many persons, and among them
some who are intimately acquainted with
the President, complain that he is pro-
ceeding to- slowly. There are some
indications that Kirkwood's successor
has not been selected, and some Of the
present secretarY's friends are beginning
to think be will be retained throughout
Arthur's term. The Cffice of commits
sioner of railroad accounts is regarded as
one of the most enjoyable government
positions in Washington. The last in
cumbent was Theophilus French, who
II" ent out uuder cloud, after the mem
ora pie TRIP TO San Francisco. where he
made report to the railroad company
instead OF to the secretary of the interior.
It is expected that ths Office will be
given to VIM. Il. Armstrong, of Penn
eylvanis, and that he will be nominated
next week He is 5 lawyer of Gbility,
and as delegate to the Chicago conven :
ton, voted for Grant
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-29
Criminal Calendar.

Harrisburg, Pa, 27.-Frank Rumber.
ger. the youngest of the Troutman muir
derers urder sentence of death, made what
be calls q true confession this afternoon.
he charges the shooting of Troutman -
bis brother, Henry Rumberger.
Detroit, 2S.-Dr. Cox, physician, and
Mr.. Shneider were arrested by the au-
thorities on the charge of completely in
the celebrated WhitAw murder case.
Rock Island, 28.-The jury in the
Heilwsgen murder case. this morning.
brought in a verdict of murder in the ret
degree, and fixed the punishment al
hanging.
Mansfield, La. 2s.-Edward Beltin,
colored, for ATTEMPTED murder and high
way robbery, was executed yesterday.
New York, 2S.-An attempt was made
to wreck New York Central train by
driving piece of wood between the rails
at RiYerdsle Avenue, near the iron
bridge, but was frustrated by fsgman.
Policemen will investigate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-29

New York, N.-The steamer Colon ar
rived this evening. Her news IL generally
unimportsnt. Under date of Panans
18th, We learn that General Lynch left
Lima on the ID, at the head of formid-
able expedition against the Peruvian
chisftsin Cacerres. The forces of the
lstter were soon ,dispersed. The ChiliAns
were we'll received by the people along
the line of march, who hailed them SIS
deliverers from the terrible rule OF Monto-
nerrose. The disappearance Of Cscerr0s'
troops and the establishment Of Gillian
troops in the Junin Valley, will be o.
great benefit to the centre Of Peru. Ii
will reopen trade with the coast and en-
abe farmers and grsziers to get their
produce TO market, and will assist 70 re-
vive business in Lima. On the night of
January 4th, q second expedition started
for the interior If Peru, but on a m ere
southerly route than thst taken by Cen
erAl Lynch. II Was about 3 600 strong,
principally cavalry, aud infantry, under
command Of Colonei Lsgoss.
The Prado Monastery At Lima was re-
Gently invaded by fo-ty scoundrels. who
took every hing of value possessed by the
nuns, and robbed the chapel, and even
the affairs of their sacred relics. No
trace cf the thieves. Prado Monastery is
one of the richest in the city, aud has
about 800 nuns and noviti>ies.
It Is reported that Chill is resolved on
the annexation of Turapacs.
In circular of Deem Der 81, the Chill
ian secretary Of state for foreign affairs,
Bslmaceds, reports that Chill demands
an indemnity for the war expenses paid
in territory IA imposed upon Peru and
Bolivia. by the fatal and unavoidable
law Of necessity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-29
Railroad Racket.

New York, 2S.-Stocks are more bull
ish but the fee ing is general that an up
ward movement is not yet at hand. Ii
il believed the business Of southwestern
roads will be turned over to the Wabash,
and Chesapeake and Ohio, and the st.
Louis and San Francisco may go with
the combination. 1t is stated that under
the terms of the purchase of the st. Louis
and San Francisco road the Atlantic and
Pacific will be owned by the Southern
Pacific, acting in harmony with the
Atchiso1, Topeka and Santa Fs, while
the St. Louis and San Francisco becomes
the property Of Gould.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-29
The Jurisdiction Question.

Washington, FIT is said. tonight,
after consultation with able lawyers,
that Guiteau's counsel are thinking CT
raising the issue against the jurisdiction
of the District of Columbia court, and OF
applying for writ of hGbeds corpus to
bring the assassin before the District SUI
preme court. rhe defence will claim
that the court in Washington had no
right 10 try tie prisoner because his VIC
tim died IN New jersey. everal lead
ing lawyers Of the bar here are of the
opinion that tbs would be formidable
move on the part of the defense.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-29
HERMAN SEGALL,
II Main ST.,
] wo doors below the Coop. Store, will
open an
ENTIRELY NEW STOCK
OF
LADIES' AND GENTS
KID GLOVES.
HANDKERCHIEFS,
AND
LADIES' NECKWEAR
Of the --latest Designs.

Also fine assortment of SatcheIs,
Purses, in Leather, Velvet, Seal and
Hair Seal Fichus, Spanish Scarfs,
in Black, White and Acru, Latest
Novelties, Gloves and Fancy Hand
kerchief Boxes, Lace Tides in Sets,
Trimmed, Silk and Satin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-29
American MISCELLANY,

New York, q The Tribune ssyt al
a meeting of the directors OF the St
Louis and san Francisco Railroad, ye.-
Iterday, Jay Gould, Russell Sage, G. p.
Huntington and Leland STAFFORD were
elected memb of the board. Places
were made for them by the resignation
of WAlter j, Frost, Allen Spesre and
Francis B. Hayes, of Bo, ton, and OzIas
Bailey, of White Cloud, Kansas. No
other changes were made.
Senior Goday, the new envoy from
Chill, arrived on the steamer Colon
New York, 28.-Mineral Creek Mine,
cf Arizona, was sold in the Exchange
salesrcoms to-day, to Samuel Turk, of
New York, for $I4.OOO.
Philadelphia, 2S.-The we'll known
actor, John 3. McDonough, is danger
ously ill. suffering from cancer, inv0lv-
ing the lever jaw. tongue and neck.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-29
Erishisms,

London, 2S.-The bodies of Huddy
process server, and his nephew, who re.
Gently disappeared from the neighbor-
hood of Bsllinrobe, Ireland, have been
found in Lough-Mask, in bags which
had been aunk by means Of large stones
The place where the bodies were found is
near the house of man named Csrri-
gan, who is now under arrest on sus-
pieion.
Lloyd, magistrate of Glare, Cork and
Limerick Counties, denies that there is
O conspiracy in his district.
Dublin, 28.-Twenty arrests were made
and a number of reasonable papers
found by the military and police in
County Galway.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-29
Queer.

Pittsburgh, 2s.-A young man named
Lee, out hunting near West Middlesex,
met two lady friends, and without provo
cation shot twice, wounding both. They
managed to reach home. Four Of their
gentleman friends found Lee. He made
desperate resistance, but finding capture
inevitable, bew the top of MS head of.
All the families are eminently respect
able. The motive for the shooting is
shrouded in mystery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-29
Smalt-POx.

Pittsburgh, 27.-Ten new cases Of
smallpox here and nine in Allegheny,
to-day. TWenty-seven deaths per 1000
inhabitants in the city the past year.
One thousand FIVE hundred and seventy
eight cases Of small pox. snd AS deaths
from il
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-29
Kt1g-KiIiers.

Corfu. % A plot against the life of
the King OF GREECE UHs discovered. 1t
was - murder him on 3 J urney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16

wherein he informs the latter ocer that the distances
on the route from st. Charles to Green Horn had been
wrongly advertised The advertisement places the dis
lance between st. Charles aud Green Horn at
miles, and the postmaster in his letter states that 1t is
that distance from Pueblo IA way staton) Charles
and adds that he does not how the mails reach
st. Charles without passing through Pueblo An allow
ance for twelve additional miles afterwards made
the contractor this route Another letter from the
same postmaster approved by Charles Adams, special
agent 81 the Post Office Department, states that st.
Charles is only water-tank, and informs the Second
Assistant that all OF the mail pouches
are made up at Pueblo The special agents Endorsement
calls attention to the incorrect advertise men OF the dis
lance and advises change TO make Pueblo the
terminal station. He adds that by sharp practice ad
vantage has been taken OF the mistake TO add
eril hundred dollars to the contractors pay.
Among number OF papers presented by Mr. Bliss was
necessary to carry the mails the existing schedule s
one man and one animal, and upon the schedule
Bradys order Tor expedition and increase the route
ihalcaied was read also an order to include gate in
me route, allowing pay for three additional miles
1850 9O to the contractor Upon the representations
contained IN another batch Of letters Agate dscon
nued In January, 1881 just month from the date
u was placed ON the route, and months compensa-
ton $500 allowed the contractor. These letters
state that the performed and describe
Yet" said sir. Bliss they allowed the contractor
pay for one months service where service never had
been, but should have been performed and pay for
other month which he was not required TO perform"
Colonel Totten.
I'VE aha" answered Mr. Bliss and Mr. Merrick stimuli
tantOusly, just after these cations begun"
Mr Bliss next produced the sub contract, by which
Stephen Dorsey agrees to perform the service Oh this
route for Miner the contractor and another order from
Brady, directing that the payments this route be
stopped the contractor and subconractor request
its discOntnuance.
JaXen Piper OF Pueblo, testified that I'm 1881 he was
postmaster at Agate There had never been mail
the route. Agate about mile and n half OF the
main route from Pueblo to Green HOrn and there
only few houses there.
Mr.. Bliss presented the official statement OF the Agate
Office for the month OF January 1851, which shows
receipts Of any kind and is indOrsed mo service at
TINS Office. j. Piper"
Crosse Xamned by Mr.. WilsOn-Tne office was estab-
lsbed April T. lSSO, and had been put
" ltness dd not KNOW the for the failure. lie
han been officially informed tnat service would be ins
tutrd on December l. 1880 lie had asked for a discon-
tnidnce IN March aud II ordered In April. He had
Dtcu postmaster for thirteen months. Had signed tue
petition Tor the establi, hmcnt vi the office
lac court adjourned.
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compared with last Out OF the net earn
ings interest amounting to sl67263 "a has been paid
leaving surplus Of $3,59 80.
NEw-ORLEASs, June 15.-Four thousand tons OF steel
rails are now being discharged ct College Point SHY
miles above this city, for the NewOrleans and missis
sipp Valley Railroad Company The engineer corps Is
pushing forward the direction Of Baton Rouge.
through the sugar plantations on the banks OF tno
Mississippi River, and track laying will soon begin.
Boston. June ia special meeting OF the stock
holders Of the NewYork and SewEngland Railroad was
held here to-day The acts Of the Legislature OF Msssa-
chuses and Rhode Island relating to the road were ac-
cepted by unanimous vote. vote was also passed,
authorizing the president and TO issue bonds OF
not less than 81 900 each and not exceeding 100000
and to carry out the other provisions named in the acts
also to offer the shares purchased from the State 70 the
stockholders at so cents the dollar President wilson
stated that the gross receipts from October 1884, TO
May 1882, inclusive lthe latter month being estmatedb
have been S19s0 40 80. against $685. 81 for
the same period year ago. He fully confident
that the earnings would amount to 81 100000.