The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-02-21
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/ washington Gossips
i Tho Dakota 6sht II warming up in Washing
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| Hood sufferers.
plaLalav ~ 81 paul .ra n w cr,;.,, !,
| M;nneannlis ara reristered At the Ehhitt
| Washinrton
r. H a Wa;ta ~ ~ f,,ord I;cr |. u t,,a
vac - % oiouu' alinn'' - - ',0
Ebbit hQuse rsh1ngton, on his way 70 flori-s
90 ana new orleans.
The president has withdrawn the nomina-
ton OF William d; Hobbs as receiver OF public
moneys ~ Iayiors rails, Mlnn
r. M. MclAren, chairman, and Mark D.
Flower secretary Of the Minnesota Republican
| State COMMITTEES, are in Washington.
| Gen. James Neeley. president If tho Ma
tional Union league, has called q national coun-
| Gil to meet at Washington ON March q. 8s
Chief Engineer Melville. of the Jeanette. is
/ in Washington. having been sent for bv the sec
/ retary of war to assist in the preparations for
i the new Greedy relief expedition
| The nresident has ,lrected the nrorotior ~
i T;ent Rhodes IF the revenua c,itter Daxtar
i Cor Gallant conduct on tha oecasion Of tba
! wreck of the City Of Columbus.
Authority has heen granted Nv tho sacretarv
i If war for the purchase Of one hundred cavai,
~ and six artillery horses for ,,se in the de-
| nartment IF Dakota at not Il, exceed an AVERAGE
| n,;ce az Sl4O for cavalry and GIRO fdr art;llerv
| horses :. - -,
| IT,, $500 or,,,, "a, oors have hao,, d;sr,;soa
/ tba service fnr' iunlicatnio the nav accnnntsN
i T;autenants N r., Clark eof tba TWENTY third
| infantry. and i. Cummings. Of the Third
i cavalry. This makes seven officers who have
| met with similar Disgrace for the same offanse
| confrmations. Alien Francis. consul Port
c+anII, ana 81 T5on,as nnta r;n. 'pb;Ii;, 1,roll
| $780,, paiormo. W;Iber GnodsnaaI IInitai
| States marshal northern district Ohio: Peter
| French Netv York collector customs. district
1 Alaska. nostmaafer w G McNee Montezuma
/ Iowa U9F9Ass, ~ As~
| 80, - .....s4 A.
wastsru, I1n;"n of;ca a. The car;to for one honr
Snno 800, au s.t ~ H.. tIt tLa
anu ,,,as,a as USING two
S S head franks and one 1ayine the
| nsnaJ tariff. That looks encouraging for q
. ~oi;; talarro,h Hill
| p1 m -, 80 u.r,.ra ,ro d,,a+os vac;
=, t n; 81 ~ Hainmah;o in not ;ny;tno
cent ~ tne Dlstrlc' u ~ no'
IIoa. t1ou banat tba thu ~ o c0,l
aii, mate, " ',,u aa uaa, ~ I'll. &C.,
s, mas sirr1u Up sou m ueai " oi .nm,
Sdssrad = ~, ;naxcmsabla ;nsnt and rafnsed to
sttand
"'ru so.;a., 49,
Inc attorney general mas uecloGu .ilae su uSl
Mnlcn lellalou 1n poaGu sfeat h''s G
,ihle .lie ne" 'alt wen ilso pms ILL.,
nad peen ~ poiiueu Malenousos peyonu In a''
Years from tue aate OF are no1 eli
uued unoer tne new al AT ace 70 d Ieaucton VI
duty, nor are they entltied 70 the privileges Oh
eApot'alon'
me leSe oi the ne" Goilli,lelcial
petween SPAN anu tne omted otates Is idehtlcai
With that made public Jan; 5; but clauses re-
Ia.lnS W me apiooa.lol VI toiaaSe uus115 VI
vessels sa1nnS from A,neflca 20 Supa, ana TOT
70 hco' ana e apoii . =, le speciaa ,.l
ON nYe nsn imlpor'eo in'o ouoa are W De SUD
mllted 70 the cortes.
The house committee on postofhces and post
/ TOduS d5reel tiic I'LL diutuu-
.H =. VIC ,,a,araI - st,, +a LII
lAln6 .ie pos.1asi Seleiaa W Sup .no
~ ~ ~ shoIoy ..;l,;, w a,,t A.
ulenS 1uely 4,, III I 9t+, rv
Woro !rauou!eht, mus lnciuuinS al oe'ery
conipanies IL i'S piovisions
bill has passed the senate committee on
postofices and post roads to make all public
highways post routes. IL VIII, II IL becomes
law, remove the necessity OF passing the spec
iai acts cIea.lns posi- routes, anu WIN simPadE
.e VI pto' ~, ts nun
20 10 @ ~ q ~ ~ VIZ poI tl
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ouv 'iie aiu " oo,o le's
Chairman CoDp, OF the mouse pubic lands
commlttee, says tha1 tnougn thefe may De
some delay the commIttee Will report IN favor
OF the forfeiture OF al In Ie a NorInefn racine
land grant, eXcePo lne t5o, oYv ., acres ALREADY
patented In the case OF the Auahnc ana "a
- ~ tro aro,a ;ti }a eoet;n ~
o.o oe INC ne. oi.o hafo,a 49, 81 1se9
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WI 70 1ovonoi
john q. New, who mas been trying Tor SO long
10 resign inc assistant secre,aryship ,oi ihe
treasury department, Is nnany grained, the
president naylnS on Friday, me lotn' accepted
the resignation that was rendered nearly
month ago. MT new had nafd time Trying
| 70 convince the president tnat ne is IN earnest
IN waning 70 ges ouS OF an aIa9ous anu per: per
picking once. MI; VIEW - III Anoiana' "nielier
he went couple OF weeks ago.
A 1oft hoe bonr 10 otoyx Fol oov
by Congressman Masnburn stating that the
puDnc Dulldng az OF faui Is SO DadIy over
CROWDED ana punnc business SO greatiy empar-
Iasseu .nas eee, f s' . 10 o. nn,.i y
lug solue onces TOM TONI tae 81 Iaul pulule W
the proposed STRUCTURE IN MinneaPols, ana re-
guessing secretary feiser 70 order sucn changes
IA me pans a9a ohe , Mi1eapons pu e as
WIZ accoliniou"'o sneso "0ieioiS VI uePal~
men's'
The Proteus court OF inquiry has made It's
report and finds that while Lieut. Darlington
made an error of Judgment in not waiting long
er at Pandora harbor, the surrounding clrcum-
stances rendered the error an excusable one:
1t also awards him just praise for his zeal and
energy, both before the loss of the ship and
also during the retreat Gen. Hazen, however,
does not get on 30 easily, as the court goes on
TO specify numerous grave errors ana omnls
s1ons In his action
Inspector Gordon, of the interior department,
has been sent to Minnesota to investigate the
COHuluOH VI tHt 1MIllc AltCS AuuldHS uo uSpdt
ment has been considering the propriety Of re-
moving the Indians to White Earth, but they
protest against this, and their representative,
Mr.. Robinson, was before the commissioner OF
Indian affairs in their interests. Gov.
Hubbard, Senator Mcmillan and, Capt Blake
" also called at the department. on the 10Th IN
behalf of the Indians. 1t is proposed to tlstrl-
butte part of this annuity among them in
money, and part in provisions and other nee
essaries of dife; but the Mile Laos, as other
Ty,6i ra1 in md SIpvltu nf
The president some time ago sent to the SEN
ate the name of william A Hobbs as receiver
of public moneys at Taylor's Falls Mimi. Gen.
Washburn shortly after requested the presi-
dent to change the nomination, and asked
that Peter n Stolberg be nominated in his
place. The change does not reflect any discre-
dit upon Mr.. Hobbs, but, it is understood, it |
was made owing to the near relationship of Mr. |
Hobbs to the register at that place. A day or
two ago an INQUIRY was made regarding the |
confirmation of Mr. Stolberg, when it was |
discovered that two nominations for the place I
were pending. the name of Mr.. Hobbs not |
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