Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-02

ton service Observation-Disclosures. lJ.S3S, $50
By cash payments of 5 per cent.
OF net earnings ............... G55.198
Balance OF interest paid by U. s. 39,S5O, 623
WASHINGTON, Nov. bids were opened
in the Indian Office to-day to supply beef
to the Pawnee, Kiowa and Cheyenne In
dams. Among the bidders were N. c.
O'Brien, Kansas City; Levi Wilson, Leaven-
worth; Alexander Barclay, st. Paul; II. G.
Slavens, Kansas City; II. L. Newman, Ma
tional stock yard, Ill. The bids ranged
from 1923 to 1892 per hundred, and were
all rejected as being excessive.
| Postmaster General Howe has appointed
Ohas. Roser, Jr.,o Wisconsin, topogra pher
of the postsfice department to succeed
VIM. Nicholson, resigned, to take effect
! December l. Mr.. Roser has for years been
! in ae general land Office, and compiled all
! the maps Of the United Stated issued by
/ that Office.
j First Assistant Postmaster Eatton left
last night for home in Iowa, to remain un-
til after election.
There is much unfayorable comment in
interior department official circles over
the recent letter lof Indian Inspector Pol
lock, who was some time ago suspended by
order of Secretary Teller. His criticism
of Indian Commissioner Price is regarded
as an unkind and ungrateful act. 1t is
now regarded as certain that Pollock's
suspension will amount to virtual dismis-
sal, Secretary Teller having said that
should Pollock take to the newspap ers -
air his alleged grievances in d matter to
which the public is not party, that he
would be compelled to dispense with his
services. There is excellent authority for
the statement that had Pollock submitted
quietly to suspension, in a few weeks he
would have been reinstated.
Payments from the treasury by warrants
during the month of October, $1,330,673;
cash in treasury $275,3s6. 1885; available
cash in treasury S151, 145.237.13; gold GER
tiicates outstanding, 40; silver
certificates S73,6O7,71O; currency certif-
Gates $9,945,O0O; refunding certificates
S4s3, 750; fractional currency outstanding
$7,O26,185. legal tenders outstanding
$346,681 ,016.
Private Secretary Phillips has been in
formed that the president will arrive from
New York Friday, remain few days, and
return in time to vote.
Danenhower's testimony regarding The
4 Jeanette trip ended to-day. Questions
to day developed the fact that ne had been
kept on the sick list long after he himself
believed he was fit for duty. He was also
t.exrioded from participation in the con-
sulation of officers at Bennett Island.
A prominent New York banker has been
i urging Secretary Folger to issue a call for
500o0,O CC i've per cent. bonds. It is IN
derstood the matter will be considered. It
seems improbable, however, that the Sec
rotary will consent to issue call for more
than $4,000, 600 and as the last call was
issued but two weeks since; the probability
| is there will not be another for a week at
least. .,.,.e--..
Postmaster General Howe to-day sub
mitted to the secretary Of the treasury his
estimates for 1884. They are. Estimated
receipts, $5O,67O,4 56.27; estimated expen-
ditures, SAG, 741, Hips, leaving a net SUR
plus of $3,929. 345.o2.
First Assistant Postmaster General
Hatton has purchased Hallet Kilbourn's
interest In the Notiondt Republican, and
will assume the business management
| November Is. "a.
The time for receiving bids by the post
Office department for the mail service be-
tween Augusta aud Newport, and Eagles
'AiiO "Au 0AhAo ivy, cnO., Aics bcSl extends
ed until Nov. II.
The Garfield board of audit is unable
to proceed further i'll the matter of passing
upon the physicians claims, as Mrs. Ed
sons claim has been returned for cor;ec-
ton.
The comptroller of the currency to-day
extended under the act OF July T., les2.the
charter of the First National bank OF
Leayenworth, Kas., cap tai sslOG,cCC.
few days ago bids were opened by
Major Haines for dredging, the Potomac
hats, number OF which We're submitted
by the Western Dredging COMPANY. The
lowest bid was that of Il Washington frm.
Haines is of the opinion, however. that
parties in this city haven't the fictlssies to
accomplished the work. Unless proven
that they can do the work without DELAY il
is thought probable that the contract MI.
be awarded to the lowest Western bidder.