Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-30

from Nov. 1 to date amounts to SIC, 51O. 500
1t is expected that the Washington issu,
of gold certificates will be ready for issue
by December.
The health of Representative Orth, it il
understood, is giving his friends much con
Germ. It is said he is steadily losing both
weight and strength.
Gen. H. D. Wright. chief of engineers
has returned from tour of inspection OF
the works on the Mississippi river south o.
St. Louis.
The law officer of the postoffice depart
ment has rendered decision which pro
hibits matrimonial insurance concerns
from using the registered letter or money
order systems Of the postal service in the
transaction of their business
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The 'comptrollel
of the currency to-day authorized the Cham
paign National bank, of Champaign, I'LL.
to commence business, with capital OF
$4,000. o
Treasurer Gilfllan to-day mailed 1905
checks, representing $2,111,1S9, being in.
terest falling due Dec. 1, on registered ~
per cent. bonds of tho fund loan of 1891.
The exchange of 81 per cent. continued
bonds into IS to date, amount in the ag
grsgats to $2SO,394,7SO.
All the executive departments excepting
the interior were closed at noon to-day.
Tomorrow all the government offices will
be closed.
Bonds to the amount of $466O,OOO were
presented to the sub-treasury yesterday by
one savings bank under Saturdays call
for extended fves.
Speaker K-ifer decides that the house OF
representatives will meet at IL a. m. Mon
day next.
The president to-day appointed VIM. n
Comstock, of New York, Waterman Smith
Of New Hampshire, and John S. Pillsbury
of Minnesota, a committee to examine ad-
ditional portions of the Northern Pacific
railroad in the territory OF Dakota.
The annual repor. of the national board
of health, after detailing the occurrence OF
yellow fever at Pensacola and Brownsville
during the past year, recommends add.
tional protection for the mouth of the Rio
Grande, and closes with estimates for q
continuance of work, amounting to $780,
600, with an epidemic contingent fund OF
100000.
The house committee on appropriations
to-day completed the Indian appropriation
bill. The general appropriation is re-
reduced about $1,000 as compared with the
amount appropriated for the current year
It is agreed, however, to increase the al
lowance for educational purposes $115,OcO
in excess of the amount appropriated fel
the current year.
The department of justice to-day made
public copy of the interview between At
torney General Brewster and District Mar
shall Henry, held at the formers Offices OF
June last, Immediately after drawing fol
jurors to serve in the star-route cases. in
which the attorney general Intercepted
the marshal as to the qualification of the
men selected as talesmen. In respons,
Marshal Henry said he gave directions to
the bailiff to get good, reputable citizens
and that he supposed they we're such
Brewster took the marshal to task for moi
selecting the men himself, and Informed
him that it was his duty to have done so
During the course of the conversation the
attorney general told the marshal hi
wished him and everybody else to under
stand that the government 'sdoes no,
want conviction unjustly obtained.
1t wantsfair play, and will have it's Thu
attorney general then questioned tn,
marshal about Dorsey's calling at his of
fee, of which fact Henry denied knowledge
and insisted that he and his men had clear
hands in the matter. Brewster charged
Henry with picking up men on the streets
for talesmen, whsreupon Henry retortet
that he had done his entire duty, and wa
as anxious for fair trial as any one, an.
that if any failures had been made the
had been through ignorance ant
not design. In closing the in
| terview Marshal Henry said
Il challenge the closest investigation
In reply Attorney General Brewster re
marked: IF there is just acquittal b,
twelve responsible men, will rejoice. I
one man holds out against eleven, peopl
WILL say how came that jury to be put il
that condition. This thing of jury fxin,
will not tolerate"
The annual report of the trearurer o.
the United States says the receipts of tn
government show an increase over 1881 O
| $22,251 ,O54 in revenue from customs: Sill
233, 300 from internal revenue; S2.551, 81
from sales of public lands, and $6,7O9, IL
from miscellaneous sources, making tota
| increase in net revenue of $42,742,9 5i