Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-02

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United States notes held for re-
demption Of certificates of de-
post Observation-Disclosures, GSi5 1G0
Cash balance available Dec l.
lsS2.......... ............ 157,ss7, 476
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2S7, 7,17s
Bonds issued to Pacific railway
company and interest payable
IN lawful money, principal out
standing. :............ 64,e23, 512
Interest accrued and not vet paid GLE 5S7
Interest paid by U. S. .. 55.S44.GS2
Interest repaid by Pacific Rail
road companies by transporta-
ton service. .............. 15,4u9, $50
By cash payments of 5 per cent.
of net earnings ..... 655,19s
Balance of interest paid by U. S. S9,279,632
Western Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The First Nation
al bank of Wilmington, ILL.,, was to-day au-
thorized to extend its corporate existence
to Dec. 1, 1902.
Eighty thousand dollars of the Washing
ton series of gold certificates of denomina-
ton of $50 are now ready for distribution
by Treasurer Gilfillan.
The Jeannette board re-convened to-
day and began an examination of Ninder-
man. He thought the Jeanette was well
fitted out at San Francisco for Arctic cruis-,
ing. He did not think it would be possible
| to release her from the ice pack and
thought De Long acted wisely in the man
agement of the vessel.
GOV. Butler will to-day present an argu-
ment before the secretary of the interior
in behalf of E. L. Merrfeld, who ATTEMPT
ed to locate quantity of Porterfeld scrip
within the corporate limits of Chicago,
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the commissioner general of the land of
flee. The case involves millions of prop
erty.
The postmaster of La Sale, Ind.
informs the postmaster general that the
reason he refused the privileges of the
mail to the La Sale county Democrat was
because it contained obscene matter. The
postmaster has been directed to receive the
paper, leaving to the district attorney the
question of its offensive character
The contract for stating the galvanized
work on the public buildings at Charestonl
W. Va, was awarded to Knizely Bro. & Mil
Ter, Chicago, and for heating apparatus of
the Paducah building to Cart.ett, Seward
d Co., of Baltimore. There were a num-
Der of Western bidders.
Coinage was executed at the min is in
November valued at $5OOO,S2S.
All were present at the cabinet meeting
to-day except Howe, who is unwell. Rou-
tine business and executive reports occu-
pied the session.
Hannibal D. Norton, the principal
clerk of the finance division of the post
Office department, was removed to-day for
alleged completely with the star reuters.
Rear Admiral Wyman, United States
navy. was stricken with paralysis this
morning and is in a critical condition.
A convention OF labor unions met here
and completed the permanent organiza-
ton. Alex. NJ. Kenaday is president, and
j. Fl. O'Brien secretary. A committee of
seven will be appointed to represent the
workingmen of the United States before
congressional committees.
A final dividend is ordered paid in the
case of the national bank of Vicksburg.
making total of 1872 per cent.
The bonds surrendered to the United
States by the executors of the Lomis will.
amount to $95O,00O, and are not included
in the reduction of the public debt for No
vember.
Gen. Ranolds Mackenzie, promoted to
brigadier general, arrived to-day
Speaker Keifer to-day sent the following
telegram to L. Updegraff:
THE death of Hon. J. 7. Updegraff
causes the greatest sorrow. The flag has
been placed at half-mast over the hall Of
the house. Complete all necessary ar
engagements for the funeral. A congress
sional funeral escort will attend Monday"
The speaker also teiegraphed the follow
ing members. requesting them to attend
the funeral of Representative Updegraff,
OF Ohio, which is to take place Monday
next. as congressional escort: Mckinley.
Townsend, Converse. Mcclure and Ather-
ton. OF Ohio; Caldwell, of Kentucky: and
Bayne and Miller: of Pennsylvania.
New postofices were established to-day
at Caryville. Dunn county, Wis, NJ. B.
Bump. postmaster; Fate, Pickens county,.
Georgia, Stephen G. Tate, postmaster
The Garfield fair had the largest attend.
ance to-day. 1,400 school children were
present. military parade was the espe-
cIal feature of the day. Gen. Sherman
and stah reviewed the troops. competitive
drill followed. All the booths and stands
about the corridors of the house Will be
removed tomorrow.
The cabin ct to-day considered without
action the case of Jas. Leighton Gilmore,
sentenced under the name of Leighton to
be hanged at Deadwood, D. T., on the 18th.
Hereditary insanity is the plea of friends.
Little hope is entertained tonight of
The recovery of Admiral Wyman, stricken
with paralysis to-day. Surgeon General
Wales and Surgeon Hochler are in constant