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New ORLEANS, June G.--Captain Paul
Morris, of Nashville, and George l.. Theat-
tie, of Chicago, and associates, have com.
pleted the purchase of the property of the
Louisiana Telephone company. The Off
GERS of the old company retain stock and
interest in the new combination. The new
company propose TO greatly enlarge the
sphere of services, having in contemplation
the building of number of territorial
lines connecting the city with towns and
cities throughout the state of Mississippi,
and eventually with all eastern cities, also
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MISSES SUITS.

Children's and Misses White Suits In Pique
and Fast Quality India Linen. The styles are
new and elegant, workmanship frst.class, and
trimmings all Of frst'class Hamburg Eigings
and Inserting. They range in sizes from . to l6,
and in prices from sS to S. and the reduction
on each and every suit has been from sos to g.
One lot of MISSES GINGHAM DRESSES,
trimmed with White Embroidery. nicely made
up. ages to Il, at $780, the large sizes of this
lot were $3.50.
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WORTHAM.

Killed by Lightning Cheering Crop Notes.
WoRrHAM, June 6.-iSpecial 1.-Two good
brood, mares were killed by lightning on
one farm and jack and jaennet on another,
during the late storm.
The late rain, the first in some time, has
been Of great advantage. Hundreds of
acres OF cotton will be planted after this
rain, besides much Of 1t already planted
will now come up.
The country Is healthy and prosperous.
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That ISOuti NIuddle

New York, June CA. ]. Meyer OIL.
tained a temporary injunction to-day
restraining the Denver & New or.
leans Railway Construction co mpany, the
Mercantile Trust company aud Others from
selling certain stock and bonds of the Den.
yer & New Orleans railway company
the sale Of which was adyer.
tised for tomorrow. Meyer is
stockholder OF the construction
the stocks and bonds being dis.
trbuted amongst the shareholders
as contemplated, they were pledged to the
Trust company as securieties on loan.
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An Outrage.

PrrTsRuRo, June 6.-Great Indignation Ia
felt among business men over false reports
telegraphed hence concerning q panic In.
duced by the fnilure OF large
iron house, named therein. These teie.
grams were known TO have been sent by
oil brokers; and the Pittsburg Oil exchange
has held meeting and severely denounced
the authors Of the outrage, and disclaimed
responsibility therefor.
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Blue Grass Again

LONDON, June 6.-The second day Of the
Ascot biennial stakes for three-year.olds
was won by ]. r. Keene's Blue Grass
Lilac, second. There were seven starters
including keene's Potosi. Betting at ths
start was nine to four against Blue Grass.
=, The royal hunt cup was won BY Elseryien
Nessig, second. There wers twenty.Lwt
starters including Lorillards Sachem. WV
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Tho Doctors,

CLEVELAND, o., June Cat the Ameri.
can Medical association session this morn
ing, DR.. Gross, Of Philadelphia, presented a
paper signed by himself and Oliver Wendell
Holmes relative to the establishment AT
Washington Of a museum and library OF
the medical department of the army.
Resolutions were adopted, calling on con.
gress to provide fire proof building and
TO buy all new medical publications Of ali
countries.
A committee was appointed to present
these matters to Congress.
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MARSHALL.
Personal and usneral-.A Brakeman Fright
fully Mangied.


MARSHALL, June 6.-[Special, John X.
Malone and family, after years residence
in San Antonio, have returned, and will
make Marshall their future home.
A succession OF seasonable showers have
fallen for the past few days.
The criminal docket still occupies the at
tention of the district court. Almost every
day they catch a COON"
Dan Copeland, of the firm OF Copeland
Bros, left for New York yesterday.
A car load of southdown and other thor.
oughbred imported sheep has been stopped
over here and our farmers are purchasing
them freely.
The dog.killcr is on the war.path with
his little gun.
Homer Wetzell, freight conductor, was
run over in the yard at this place by, his
train, and will lose one or both OF his legs
as aconsequence-probably his life.
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TYLER.
Building Boom-Refreshing Rains-schol-
astic Census-Electi0n Ordered.

BuIIdIng BOOW-NtIrttHIHE NNIH'-SCHUI-
astic Census-Election Ordered,
TYLER, June 6.-TSpecial.l- city is
on regular building boom. Five brick
stores are now In course of construction
and material is being put on the ground
for four more, with as many dwellings
Refreshing rains have fallen in this Sec
ton since Saturday. Farmers are In tine
spirits and business Is brisk.
The scholastic census Of this county, for.
w,rded to-day to the superintendent oil
lucation, shows within the scholastic age
| 1. so white and ,S57 colored children.
The county judge to-day issued an order ,el
county, on the question OF corporation or
no CORPORATION, on the 26th inst
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Recovere,l Daw.v..

BROOKLYN, June 8.-Adelaide Smith
brought suit under the civil damage act
In Brooklyn, against Patrick Dempsey and
Cornelius Clarke, liquor dealers, for si0. 600
for selling her husband liquoy and csusins
m to become . .drunkard. To-day the
Jury gave her verdict for $1,000. Wv
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Labor Tr0t,hlas

CHICAGO, June 6.-Six hundred brick
layers had session last night, and after q
long discussion II was decided the man
could 20 to work whenever they choose a
81 per day, provided they refuse to work
under a n0nunion foreman. This praoti.
caiiy ends the strike and is regarded as a
collapse Of the union. ="
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DUBUQUE. June 6.-The Barber boys were
captured last night and safely lodged In the
Waverly jail. The capture was effected ten
miles east of Waverly. A desperate fight
occurred, In which one man was killed.
There Is great excitement and large threats
oflynching.
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Spanish Items

MADRID, June G.-The governor-general
OF Cuba having reported iavorably concern.
ing the state Of the island, 100 exiles will be
alloyed to return there shortly.
A trial Is being held at Xeres of seventeen
members OF the Black Hand society
charged with numbering an associate, sus.
pected Of betraying the organization TO the
government. The public prosecutor. In
opening the case, claimed that he would
submit evidence sufficient to secure the
execution Of sixteen Of the prisoners.
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Tho Iowa Democrats.

DEs MONIES, IA, June 6.-The democrat
10 convention was In session to-day and at
the afternoon session was addressed BY
Hon. ], Sterling Morton, Of Nebraska, who
dealt with the tariff question, taking the
ground that tariff for anything but "a
get money to. pay public expenses was un,
constitutional, and Q tariff tax for anythinr
Ike protection should be abolished. MI
nothing but the tariff. ="
II was now ordered that al resolution
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In Consultation

LONDON, June Cit is stated that Cur
ran, divisional magistrate of the Dublin
police, has arrived at London and Is In con.
sultation with the authorities. relative to the
suspected poisoning In Ireland by the In.
vincibles Of persons who rendered them.
selves obnoxious to that organization.
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. Tho Canatla southern

ST. THOMAS, June 6.-The annual meet
ing OF the Canada Southern railway elected
w. H. Vanderbilt, Cornelius Vanderbilt.
:. Dillon, ]. Brown, A. Dullman, A. Til.
linghasts H.. A. Wickes, 8. +. Barger and
August Schell, directors. Y
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BASTROP.

Jailed In Default of Bail-Warm Weather
ana Dull business.
BAsTRor, June 6.-[Speciall, Joe Jack
son, the negro who killed Dick Burris in
this county few weeks ago, had an exam
lining trial before Justice Bond yesterday,
and was allowed $500 bail, in default OF
which he was sent to Jail to await the action
Of the grand jury.
The weather is very warm nov and busi-
ness ia flull
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Obituary.

ATLANTA, GA, June Cdr. Alexander
Mems died In Oxford, Georgia, yesterday.
aged IS. He was one Of the most promi.
nent divines and leading practical scien.
lists in the south.
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WEATHER REPORT.
LlnY Innan Min Inn,n

,o commencement exercises of the Calves
nj Ta iree school and normal institute took
E'sce s at Eaton chapel tonight, attracting a
iige crowd. The exercises were exceed
nsly npy interesting and reelected great credit
'poh the schools and participants.
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secret societies Depounoea

MONTPELIER, W., June 0.-,-Ths Anti
Secret society state convention met hsrs n.
day and denounced secret socie Ties e the
foundation Of all bad government.
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CALVES ION,

g-Commencemcnt Exercises.
GALVESTON, June 6.-[Special IL. NJ.
Jones' Of the large house of L. NJ. Jones 4
Oo'' OF Houston, is in the city looking, it is
reported, for a location, with the view OF
removing his business to Galveston.
WEATHER REPORT.
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"A Noble Deed.

DUBLIN, June 8.-The Quaksrs in Ireland
distributed in county Donegal 100 tons Of
seed potatoes, thus relieving the distress of
1000 families In that county,
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Powder NH Esploaie,

SAN Francisco, June o.-Ths Tabrant
gun powder mills. near Ban Pedro, sxplod.
Cd this evening. Particular axs wanting.
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SINGER Bros
NEXT ATTRACTION

We have been successful in making business during the
dunes of the past two weeks People have been heard to
remark that SANGER BROTHERS. STORE was full of Gus
toners when other houses doing nothing We
afford sit quietly and waJ for things brighten up our
stocks too large When the natural rush over and
here danger of the machinery getting rusty dleness
we oil it up in the shape of a number of
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LADIES MOIAIR ULsTERS s5 Were 81 5O
LADIES LINEN ULsTERs at and
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1883-11-24

This space belongs to Il. ID. JONES,
of the Cash Star Grocery, Pierre, who
will occupy it with a new adv. He
will make prices with any one in Da-
kota See him before buying.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1883-11-24
Published Every Saturday,
AT
CLIFTON, OAK,
BY
WALTER & GROPENGlESER,
80 Per Year. in AdU0nce.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL.


Delegate in Congress-. b. Raymond.
Governor--N. G. Ordway.
Secretary-J. II. Teller.
Treasurer--W. II. McVay.
Auditor--George l.. Ordway.
Surveyor General-Cortez s. Fessenden.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
~ H. H. Beadle.
Chief Justice of Supreme Court-Alonzo
+. Edgerton.
Associate Justices of the Supreme Court
VIM 4. j. Church. ]. p. Kidder. s. b.
Hudson.
United States District Attorney-Hugh
J. Campbell.
United States Marshal-Harrison Allen.
sULLY COUNTY.
Commissioners j. Millett. ST., B. p.
Hoover, n. II. Young.
Sheriff-G. j. Millctt, Jr.
Treasurer-Charles Agar.
Coroncr-Dr. j. A. Stevens.
Surveyor William Ashley Jones.
Assessor-Orr w. Lee.
Clerk Of Court-H. w. Edgerton.
Judge of Probate Merit Sweeney.
Superintendent of Schools-David Sta
pies.
Register Of Deeds and Ex Officio County
Clerk, j. A. Meloon.
Justices Of the Pcace-Wm. p. Ross. g.
W. Everts. p T. Kelly. ID. ID. Bryant.
Constables Henry w. Sprague, George
Bowers. Geo. II. Pease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31
A MISSIONARY on MORMONISM

At the Westminster Presbyterian Church on
Sunday evening the Rev Dr. Sheldon jackson preached
on EMISSIONS Among Mormons." lie denounced Mormon
ism the greatest despotism OF the time everything
called Church OF the Santa he said s centereu
in President Prophet John Taylor has telegraph
wires from bis house to the houses OF the Bishops ana
they in turn have wires the houses OF those suoor
dinate to them, and till every man WITHIN ooo
miles north and south is reached almost instantly
by the great central power-a power tnat
could even cut Off the supply of water from the agrcu-
who should be suspected Of aposscy Under the
gusc Of what is known lions Cooperative mcr-
caute the entire mercantile business OF inc
Territory done through the Church and through nm,
One-haf of the population OF Idaho Dr. jackson sau,
are sworn TO obey John Taylor and he may conro Tue
elections in that Territory. His influence eItenus 70
Washington Oregon. Colorado, w-Me1co Nevada anu
Montana The husbands brothers, fathers and sons OF
Christian women will I'LL tens OF thousands OF Dlo9ay
graves in Utah. for the 100000 Mormons are preparing
for a rebellion founded on fanaticsm. They desplse
Congress and the American people. Only chris da1
schools he said could eradicate the evil ana tnese cou
not be maintained without money
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Mr.. FILLEYs BLASTED HOPES.
HE WILL NOT GET THE ST. LOUIS PosTMAsTERsHI

HE WILL NOT GET THE ST. LOUIS PosTMAsTERsHlP'
IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, July 30.-The hopes of the
unhappy Chauncey I. Finey. OF Missouri, have again
been blasted 1881 he stayed in Washington for weeks
waiting step into the Office then held by Mr. James, In
the meantime using his tremendous influence TO obtain
the removal OF Federal officers In Missouri so as
to put other men IN their places There was always
suspicion that Flley did often succeed in making
either removals appointments When Judge howe
appointed Postmaster General Fiiey departed ana
ate sad Christmas dinner In st. Louis
Last winter when the term OF Office OF Postmaster
Hayes of St. Louis expired Feys hopes revived. ana
again his stalwart In the streets OF WASH
,neton He was cheerfu-nay, confident Had not
Posmaster Hayes been appointed by President Hayest
WHY should not Flley receive his reward and step
hack INFO his old and comfortable quarters mthe ~
louis Post Office But he found strange apathy az the
post Office Department and a chill atmosphere ABOUT
the White House. After weeks OF weary waiting ne
again returned St Louis dlsgusted aad small locai
not as one entirelp without hope for Postmaster
had not been reconmisoned, and Ftley believed tnat
the day OF his triumph was only temporarily PoS'
pOned. ILL.,. 60 ,oor, tho, after
full and deliberate consideration, the PRESIDENT nts
determned 10 reappont Mr. Hayes, and that new CON-
,nas,,n will be issued him upon the return 10 WASH
ingfon of the According TO nearly
ali accounts Mr. Hayes efficient officer whose reap.
pontmeut will give general satisfaction 70 Tue peoPe
s. Louis Moreover II Is Ia the direct line WIN INH
reform.
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HE COUR1S.
A MANDAMUs AGAINST A REGISTER.

Justice Cullen, in the Supreme Court CT Kings
County, yesterday rendered decision which favors
the Drk of the ttlesearchng companies In the Regis
ters Office. The German American Loan and Trust
Company asked for mandamus TO compel Register
Richards TO allow thei employees access TO his Office FOR
the purpose OF examining his books The case was
argued yesterday. Mr.. Davis in behalf OF the company
opened the case stated that the employees had been
prohibited by the Register from making abstracts IN the
oce and had been put out Jesse Johnson counsel for
the Register denied that Colonel Richards had sought
TO deny Any one proper OF the office but held the
opinion his duty TO coaduct the office that
public business should not be obstructed. Judge
Cullen said that the mandamus must issue. Tho Office
was public one, and the law intended 10 give the pub
lie access at all times. Lawyers. laymen ana Ger
pOraons were included in the designation. The pubic
Every one who had7busness In tue Registers ONCE, ana
conducted himself properly had right to be there No
corporation hada right 10 clock the business OF
the any than any had the night 10 block
travel the public street The Register not the one
10 draw Ine 10 the fnportan:e OF Tie work upon
which the several parties who visited his Office
engaged II chose his time In the Register
Office he the 10 Judge OF the Importance OF the
work. OF course should be allowed 10 nouopO-
lie the OF book for the entire day 10 the exclusion
OF all Others but the Court understood H. the agents
of tie company instructed 10 Immediately sur
render possession OF the books when required IN the
transaction OF the current business OF the Office.
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WESTERN UNION DIVIDENDS.

The injunction order of Judge ArnOux
(naIe last Decemberl in the Superior Court quits OF
Williams and Hatch against the Western Union Tc'e-
graph Company restrained the payment Of the January
dividends upon the s15529500 OF stock declared TO be
Illegal IN that could be separated from the rest OF
the stock could not then dividends 10 be
paid unless a bond given 10 insure the repayment
TO the company Of the dividends paid upon the stock
alleged have been rregulsr issued in the event that
the Court OF Appeals sustained the judgmcn; of tue
Superior Court. motion brought beiors Judge In
graham la the Superior Court, Chamber,
Yesterday for modification OF the
original order so that II sholld apply 20 The July
dividends Wager swayne and Aaron j. Vanderpoel APP
peared the company to urge the motion John ses-
ons who appeared to oppose said that his associate,
Robert sewel was out OF town asked adjourn
nent Mr. Vanderpoel opposed this. There were a
large number OF persons he said, waiting for their diy
dends Jay Gould had himself personally paid many of
the former dividends, taking AL Assignment OF them
from individual stockholders; but he might be- un-
willing to continue this. MT Sessions thought that this
violation OF the injunction order and contempt
of Court There some more talk between the law
yers, aud finally Mr. Swaync said that he would with
draw the motion rather than have an adjournment, and
old
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REPORT on MINERAL PRODUCTS.
THE OUTPUT AND VALUE FOR YEAR AND HALF
lBY TELEGRAPH 40 The TKIBUSE.l

TIE OUTPUT AND VALUE FOR YEAR AND A HALF
lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, July 30.-The United States
Geological Survey will issue within a few days report
the mineral products OF the United States prepared
BY Albert Williams jr 1t will show the output and
value Of minerals for the year 1892, and the first six
months Of 1888 The report gives the value Of metallic
products Tor 1882 at $219,7 004 The items which
exceed 100000 each follows
Pig iron, spot value. s1OG.33G.420; SILVER.
coniug value. si6sO0,Ooo; gold, coming value.
s325O0,000; copper value at NewYork City, 81 .603
500; lead value at Ncw-YOrk City Sl2 ga $50; zinc
value at Neg-York City, $364662O qucksilver, value
at San Francisco S1,4s7,537.
table is also produced showing values OF some o.
the non-metac products" which gives total OF 1926
15G402. Tie items in this table which equal or exceed
100000 each are follows: BituminOus coal brown
coal. Ignite; and anthracite mined outside OF
Pennsylvania. S76.076.4s7; Pennsylvania anthracite
$IO556,V94 crude petroleum, $23.7O4 Cos lime S2I
100000 building stone, $2l 1000 salt, 81 $50 l4O
cement, $3,67275O; limestone for iron hux
phosphate rock, Sl,l47 $50; Nev-Jersey maris $40
OVO; crude bOra1 100000; chrome iron ore value at
baltimore, 100000. Tie foregoing all spot values
except chrome iron ore.
statement ID also gwen which shows that fire clay
ka0in etc. etc. produced worth the spot GER
anly not less than" $S,000,000. The grand total s
aerefore, $453 40G.
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DUPLICATING HIS PAY ACCOUNTS.

WASHINGTON, July 3O.-By direction OF The
President general court-maral to-day appointed
70 meet at Vancouver Barracks Washington Territory,
On Thursday, August 80 thereafter prac.
ucable, for the trial Of Second Lieutenant Samuel c.
Robinson, who is charged with duplicating his pay
count for the month Of June last The detail OF the
court Is as follows Captain Henry A. Morrow 2lst In
santry; Captain Evan Miles, 21st Infantry; Captain
SSeofge NJ Downey, 21st Infantry; Captain Franck H.
1ayoI lst Artiileiy Captain Stephen r. Jocelyn, 2Is
Infantry Captain Charles A. Dempsey, % Infantry:
captain Albert g. F0rse, LIST Cavalry; Captain Edward
nuntef' 3st Cavalry; First Lieutenant Robert r. VAIN.
smrgnt Isl cavalry. Captain H. u. Baldwin, 5th In
aantry, viii act as Judge Advocate.
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before nun on an application BY the attorneys TOT
CHARLES chouteau and the Ihers Of Joseph Mainvlie
for the approval Of what is known as Survey s'oos
which includes tract land by 40 arpents In area Oh
which the applicants claim ownership by virtue Oh
concession made by the French Government In i'oo W
Joseph Calve whose legal representatives. 'ney oa' ~
no II annears that other persons claiming to be the
legal representatives Of Joseph Caye are In possession
of tract OF land similar in extent In another par Oh .e
civ which was located as concession OF the French
Government to Calve by survey known as survey
1888 taken in the early part OF the century. Co.,
Commissioner decides against the approval OF eur
yey 3.3O9
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Monday

WASHINGTON, MO1Udy, jury OVi Iooo'
THE TREASURY REsERvE.-The Treasury reserve,
which is still increasing, to-day amounted TO
$147,74126S.
REvrSup MARINE SERVICE CHASGEs.-Captan s. g.
Warner OF the revenue cutter Ewing OF Baltimore. left
Washington tonight for Buffalo, where he Will assume
command Of the revenue cutter Fessenisn, whicD VIII
be stationed at Detroit Captain George W. Moore, OF
the Revenue Marine Service VIII command the Ewing.
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THE DEPARTMENTS WITHOUT HEADS.
THE PRESIDENT AND EVERY CABINET OBJECT

WASHINGTON, July 30.-All the members of
She Cabinet are now out of the city, and the yarou
departmentssre being run by the subordnates This il
aresponsioiity which those officials accustomed TO-
sno - not hkey that the public business will suffer
IL Is seldom except In midsummer that the Presiden,
and the entire Cabinet away from the city at one
time, but hardly month passes when some head of a
department is not absent and the business deyoves upon
Q subordinate. The wheels Of Government. however
manage TO revolye. At present Mr. French In Acting
kecretary Of the Treasury Admiral Nichols Of the Nayy
John Tweedae OF War. John Davis Of State, Mr. Josy
OF the Interior and Mr.. Hazen Postmaster General
There is DO one filling the Presidents place at pres
emit number OF the subordinate officials have taken
this opportunity TO 20 of their Vacation Depart
ment life Is at It's lowest ebb.