Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-06
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-The receipts of
national bank notes for redemption for
the week ending Friday were $1,812,O00;
United States bonds held by the treasurer
to secure national bank circulation, $685.
423, $50; to secure public moneys in ma
tional bank repositories, $16,249, 900;
bonds deposited to secure circulation dur
ing the week, 5000, 900; to secure circula-
ton withdrawn during the week, $5,170,-
600; national bank notes outstanding,
1852, 701, 731; lawful money on deposit to
redeem notes of the national banks reduc-
ing circulation, $24, 12S,OS7; liquidating
banks, $4,000 1922; failed banks, $1,O29,-
743s
Frank b. Howe, chief clerk of the post
Office department, resigned to accept the
position of assistant attorney general of
the department of justice. Nathan Smith,
the old and reliable assistant chief clerk in
the Office of the first assistant postmaster
general, will act temporarily as chief clerk
of the department.. The duties of the Of
fee have never been congenial to Howe.
In the Jeanette board to-day document
airy evidence of De Long was under exami-
nation. The substance of reports made
to the secretary showed that De Long in
tended to try to reach Wrangleland
to secure winter quarters, and that
the Jeanette was overloaded at San
Francisco, which retarded her progress.
Louis L. Dominique, minister from the
Argentine Republic to the United States
arrived here last night.
The Japanese legation deny the charge
that their secretary was appointed with a
view to influencing action on the Japanese
indemnity bill now pending before con-
gress.
Quite scene occurred in the patent of
fee between Miss Shaw,a clerk in the Office
and Mrs. Boyd, wife of Col. Boyd, publish
er of the city directory. Mrs. Boyd
charged Miss Shaw with receiving the at
tentions Of her husband. Hot words en-
sued, but the suspicious circumstances
were explained to the satisfaction of all
parties. Secretary Joslyn gave the parties
fatherly advice, and the matter was recm-
ciled.
A case in which much interest was taken
was decided by Judge WyIe to-day. Ger
tain citizens asked that an injunction be
granted to restrain the proprietor of a
| dairy farm carrying on business in the
center of the city, alleging that it was a
| nuisance. The court refused to grant the
injunction, bat issued an order that any
feature of the business found to be an.
noying be discontinued or remedied, and
gave the defendant a month to make the
change.
Secretary Lincoln will leave here to-
morrow for Chicago. He will return after
election.
| Mr.. Barton called to-day on District At.
torney Corkhill, and informed him that he
! desired that a 1,olle prosequi be entered in
the pending case against young Soteldo,
! of assault with intent to kill.
| Advices received by the marine hospital
| service and board of health show o grad.
| ual decline in the number of cases of vel
| low fever in the Southern states.
! Frank House will represent the depart
ment of justice before the New York court
of claims.
The Garfield board of audit to-day re-
| ceiyed the bill of Mrs. S. Edison against
the late President Garfield which had been
returned because of certain informalities
Her claim is for $4,000 for skillful at
tendance in professional capacity as a
physician. 1t Will therefore have to be
considered as within the limits of the $685.
| 600 allowed to the physicians under an act
of congress. The board will meet at the
treasury department early next week to
consider the bills of the physicians. The
| Edison bill is not accompanied by re-
lease upon the estate, and hence is quite
likely to be disallowed unless a release is
added to it.
Chief Brooks, of the secret service of the
treasury department, says the ten dollar
counterfeit notes circulating in New York
| of which mention has been made, are
printed from the same plates as those cap.
tured in the west on February. 1880. On
that occasion one of the men engaged in
the business escaped and it is supposed he
has turned up in New York and began
operations. Inspector Drummond writes
Brooks that three New York banks have
| accepted between them nineteen of the
| counterfeit bills. The supposed partner OF
the men now operating, when captured in
the Mississippi River valley, had $2S,OOC
| of the paper on his person.
The bureau of engraving and printing
is now engaged in printing gold certl
ficates with the signature of Assistant
Treasurer Acton printed thereon. This
will obviate the delay in issuing the cert
ficates, and it is expected they will be
ready for circulation some time next week
These certificates will be used in Wash.
ington for general circulation until the
Washington issue is ready for distribution
after which those bearing the signature Of
Acton will be used in New York exclu-
sively.
Plans for new marine hospital to be
constructed at Memphis have been com
pleted and approved by Surgeon General
Hamilton. Specifications are now being
prepared and the work will be placed il
market in the course of few days.
The district attorneys at Cincinnati
| Cairo and New Orleans have been in
| structed to examine the validity of sites
for marine hospital.
For Thick Heads.
Heavy stomachs, bilious conditions, sSWells