Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21
WASHINGTON.
PuFF FOR DODGE.

The lsst copy of the London Field, a
newspaper devoted to agricultural inter
ests, has most complimentary allusion to
ports prepared by Prof. J. R. Dodge,
statistican of the department
all who grow or buy the produce of Amer
lcan soil, folly ten times as much infor-
nation as do the agricultural statistics
issued by the English government and re-
ports of harvest collected by English farm
papers, when both are dubbed together.
CULPRrT WARNED.
An error in an item sent from here Ia 1t
night with regard to embezzlement Of in
ternal receipts by an e1-deputy collector
located the embezzlenent in the New Or
leans, Louisiana district. The change is
made against ex-Deputy Collector Savage
of the old third district Of Georgia, whose
headquarters are at Brunswick, that state.
INDIAN AGENTS.
The president has appointed James r.
Gardner, of Colorado, Indian agent Of the
Indians of Ouray agency, Utah, and Ed
ward Earls, of Washington territory, as
agent for the Indians of Mush agency,
Washington territory.
Secretary Folger said this afternoon
that the resignation of Supervising Archi-
tect Hill will be accepted.
Upon recommendation of the court mar
tial at Annapolis, Secretary Chandler has
issued an order dismissing naval cadet
James R. Tuggle, of Kentucky, from the
naval academy, for hazlng.
The following letter, which is self
explanatory, was sent from the postofice
department to-day: "Postoffice Depart
ment, Washington, Sept. 10, 1SS3.-Wash-
ington, B. Merchant, Postmaster New
Orleans, Lou: Dear Sir: Since you were
instructed to deliver no registered letters
reaching your Office addressed to NJ A..
Dauphin and to redeem no money orders
payable to him, he has directed, in adver-
fisements inserted in certain newspapers.
that all registered letters intended for him
and concerning the Louisiana State Lot
terry company be addressed to the New
Orleans National bank at New Orleans,
and that ali money orders sent to your Of
fee for his benefit and concerning the
business Of said lottery company be made
payable to said bank. am in possession
of Trustworthy information that this
bank has been and still is receiving
throughj your Office registered letters and
money orders for the benefit OF M. A.
Dsuphin in pursuance of his published
directions. This is defiant scheme on
the part of said IL. A. Dsuphia and The
New Orleans National bank to eyade the
orders which have been addressed TO you
by =. the5r postmaster general in
Pursuance Of the ststltss Of ths
United States, intended 10 spFotsss fhs
.nsils and the pabiis against n lsasinSss
which 10 yisisas and immssais and .Wkieh
In the main preys 1lea Ne isaesaats and
crsAslsas. This baAk caAnss be permit
ted 10 stand IN the shses Of n. l.. Dsa phin
and thas slahls Ain - asssapiish By
indirsssion vhat As 10 net allowed - do
directly. Hereafter, thsrsfers, res will
deliver - the New Orisaas National bank
ns registered letters and rsAssn n mopsy
orders payable 10 ID bat dssl with the same
os directed By order Of the dspartnsni
Nov. Is, 1879. This order will bs revoked
Whenever shs bank gives satisfactory .svi-
dsass IL has ahaadoasd the above scheme.
Worry respectfully, ". L. GnssxAn,
Possma astsr General" !"