The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22
Washington correspenosnos.
WASHINGTON June, 10, 1852.

Raum, ~ the head Of the Internal
Revenue Bureau, in relation to the
passage Of the bill to extend the ware
housing period Of distilled spirits, has
been very severely criticised. 1t has
been long known that the Commits.
sioner has been ambitious for senator
ial honors, and il is whispered hat
the distilling interests in Illinois may
possibly be a powerful ally in helping
him reach the long-desired goal. II is
disgrace enough for this Government
to foster a system of revenue which is
directly al war with the efforts now
being made by many States. to sup
press the sale Of spirits, without be-
coming the banker for the distillers,
to the extent of $50, OOo, 900, as is pro-
posed by the bill o pending in
Congress.
The Patent Office issued yesterday
4l2 regular patent II designs, O re-is-
sues, Is certificates Of registration Of
trademarks, and ! certificates Of reg
istra,ion Of labels, the government re-
ceipts from which, were $l5,OO2. This
is the largest weekly issne of patents
evcr issued by the Office. This large
increase in the business of the Office,
is strong evidence of tho rapid growth
Of the material interest of the country.
The Commissioner has issued an i'm.
portant decision which changes the
practice Of admission Of new matter
into pending applications. The decis-
ion states that under rule AZ an ap-
plicant may introduce into his appli-
cation by amendment a part Of the
invention originally made which was
not incorporated into the application
either rs a part Of the specification or
claim. The applicant must swear
that the matter which he desires to
introduce into his applications and
make a part thereof, was a part of his
original invention"
This city is drawing to it not only
living heroes and statesmen but dead
ones. A very strong movement had
been worked up in favor of the romov-
nj Of the remains Of Thomas jefferson,
from Monticello to Glenwood Gene
terry in this city. The attorney of the
Randolph heirs has written a letter 70
the managers of the cemetery. stating
that under no circumstances will the
heirs permit the remains to be re-
moved from their present resting
place. Peace to the ashes Of the hon.
ored Virgins statesman.
The city is just now invaded by
more than three hundred quill drivers
from the Keystone State, and a more
dignified body Of men have rarely
been see here at the Capital. On
their arrival. travel stains were re-
moved, Ind after q sumpeuous
Dinner was discussed 8. the National
and Metropolitan Hotels. these
knights of the pen md paste, with
their beautiful ladies scattered over
the city, doing the ''lion.," and calling
upon old friends. A leading feature
Of their program was an evening nc
ception at the Presidential Mansion,
arranged and planned by S1nnos
Cameron. Shortly before nine o'clock
these editor, disregarding the conven-
tionalfties Of the Capital, began to
make an ape1cxrh W ne White
House. By ornnibusses, street cars,
"nightlineS," Herdics on foot and
soon the cree Of the great seas. room"
and the parlors were filed with IN
array OF nAlent, wealth and beauty
rarely seen within these historic walb.
President Arthur accorded them .
most generous rscepsioc. snd thee
members of the press, whether stall
wsrt or islf breed, for \ time struck .
Truce with the Executive and shook
hands OFFER the bloody. tkasm. The
chief magistrate Haas fih6 xsla and
. smile for everyone d they pSaed
and his warm and generous hanxhhake
won him ire CONTAMINATION of al,
particularly the lsdies ami children.
With which the line ras well sand
siched. One Esils tiny ssrise with
face ssfassow wiss-smiies va; sressty
honored b. the President taking her IL
his sYzs and kissineber.- k.rS~rins.