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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29
Sr. Sraater's @nrsel Sitters!
AnS Der @ermanta!

Sd, Der ltuterseidnete, babe einen Spbu
iuelder Sabrslans nit @pilepite pber Sail
iudt bebaftet iparb; troBbem i9 tein Mittel
unperiu9t liGB, parb bpb feline Seilun9 BIG
mir Die Stlfe bes Serrn 81. Garl 8irt6 lest
gtp: 10 @eit 3ro Str, ct. Saul Minneiota,
in Inipru6 nabmen. Sa nun mein Spbn
l9on einigeSabre 9dn5lid bon bieiem iareds
llden SeiOen befreit 1T, ebeuio einiee anoere
aus bteiiaer@e9euo burd Sr. @irtb gebeilt
tpuroen, 10 balte ib es fir nseiue 81i6t Die
nit oieier &rantbeit bebaitetsn hierauf auf=
merriam St MAIDEN. y. u. 8IDnoutb, gSis.
Grill q il
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, } SIS.
Stearns County. In Probate Court
SDecial Term Anil 00tb 1898

0It stas Ur HHddM NntE SIS. Tn p,o,,.o
Special Term. April Goth 1885.
In the matter of the Estate of John Rengel sen.
deceased.
Whereas. an instrumental writing, purportina
to be the Last Will and testament of John Rem.
gel sen. deceased, late of SAID county has been
delivered to this court; ~"
And Whereas, Elizabeth Rengel has filed there
with her petition, representing among other
things that said John Rengel sen. died in said
County. onthe 18th day of April 1885, testate,
and that ssid petitioner is the sole executrix
named in said last will and testament, and pray-
ing that the said instrument may be admitted to
probate, and that letters testamentary be to her
issued thereon;
1t is Ordered, That the proofs of said instru-
ment, and the said petition be heard before this
Court. at the Probate Office in said county, on
Friday the IS. day of May AID. 1885, at 10 o'clock
lnthe forenoon, when allconcerned may appear
and contest the probate of said instrument;
And 1t is Further Ordered, That public notice of
the time and place ofsaid hearing be given to all
persons interested, by publication of these orders
for three weeks successfully previousto said day
OF hearing, in the der Nordstcrn" a, weekly
newspaper printed and published at St. Cloud, in
said County.
Dated at st. Cloud.the Goth day of April A. D..
1885.
By the Court,
PETER BRICK.
le-3 Judge ofProbate.
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Sbleswigs0 olifeim. 8on pielem I'm
slid linb Die Slider ber 8etfiite Slit
lambs in bieiem Jrlbiabre beimseju6t
woroen. 3mei Sale famen furS nad)z
chamber Dor, uu bieielben bon orfanars
tigem Sturm auf offenem Mteer iiberz
rai6t tuuroen. @s biiBten 20 Menl6en
babel ibr 2eben elm.
Mntmerpen. glus Intiuerpen mirb
Der r3euen Sreien SreIe" seIbrieben
Ser &Dntg uno Die &6nisin Don 8el=
glen tperoen Der feierliben @r6ffnuns
Der Nusitelluns uorlteben, tpel6e fir Den
2. Meai feitaeftellt blerbt. 9te 100, 900
Wfeter Der Suoultriebalen uno Maidi,
neriesaaerie iinO fait uoaitdnbis fertis
seiteat uno ale a%usiteuenben Natiunen
baben nit ibrer STERILIZATION %besonnen.
Das 9rOBe @brenpprtal prdlentirt iit
maieitdtii6 in leiner S6be BON IS Me,
ter; als&rone uirb es cine @rbfusel ira.
gen ano re6ts unb linfs bon einem
2eubttburm umseben iein; leineS nl6rift
lit: IA tous la Vile d'Anvers." 3pei
breite redt tpinflis i6neioenoe @allerien
tbeilen ben u%nsebeueren beoedten &aum
in bier sroBe Qbi9uitte. @iner berielben
mtrb BON 8elsien einsenommen iein, Elm
anberer bon Sranfret9. Ser brittle lit
bon England, 9eutidlano, Der Nieoer.
lanoen &C. belest; Der uierte uon Oeiterz
reid, Stalien. &uBlano, epanien 8or=
tusal &c. 9ie Sauptsallerie tpirb BON
einem munuH1entalen Sreppenbau abae.
i9lofen, bon beilen SDbe ras Iuse Die
pra6tise, nit Den in 8epesung geiebten
Wai6inen an9efilte @alerie anl1aut,
bic Ibenbs nit eleftrlldem 9i6t erleud=
tet iein wilb. 0ieler Stern Der mober.
men 3elt tpirb on Oeri elben Ste0e iein
itrablenbes 2i9t ausbreiten, mo li9 ebe=
mails elm 9enfmal bunbertjd6riaer l1nz
terbriiduns erbob, ramli9 bic buitere
gitaoele Deg Ser5Oss BON Nlba, bes
srauiamen Generals 8bilipp's II. BON
Spanien."
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Sbafopce &alf!

8auunternebntern unb 8aHluitisen sur
9a6ri6t, Dab ib audi iudDreHo 6isier 8au-
iaiipn Sbafopee Salf 1e nab Seitelung lie
fern fperOe. SbafDpee &alf lit Der bette unb
entbalt r1ebr Cement als irgerb elm anberer
Soil, Der in Der Stabt p~erfauft pirb. Spr=
ltht lit oesbalb an5urat5en, unb Ill Der gez
braudt SDrli6t, .tpel5er ieinen 8alf be5iebt
BON Geb. 9 6Ger,
Sn Der Nabe bon 8ing's Mai6inenbepot
ct. GlpuD, Minn.
Cement, 8ldfterzS aar, 8lditer > Yaris,
WetBen Salt etc. Itets an Sanb.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA IS.
County of Stearns. In Pr~obatsOourt.
Special term. ADril. 18th 1875

n vi "lNN>Eoo1A SS.
County of Stearns. In ProbatsCourt,
Special term, April, 18th 1885.
In the matter Of the estate of George Sitting
deceased.
Whereas, An instrument in writing, purperting
to be the Last win and Testament of George
Shilling deceased, late of said County, has been
delivered to this Court =
And Whereas, BernadinaStilling has filed there
with her petition, representing among other
things that said George Sitting died in said
County, on the goth day March of 1885 ties
tate and that said petitioners is the sole EXeeu-
trix named in said Last Will and Testament, and
praying that the said instrument may be admitted
to probate, and that letters tsstamentary to her
be issued thereon;
1t is Ordered, the proofs ofsaid instrument,
and the said petition, be heard before this Court,
at the Probate office in said County, on the dSth
day of March A. D.. 1855, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, when all concerned may appear and
contest the probate of said Instrument.
And it is Further Ordered, that public notice
Of the time and place of said hearing be given. to
all persons interested, by. publishinga copy of
theze orders for three successive weeks previous.
to. said day of hearing, III the DER Nord-
stern" a weekly newspaper, printed and publish
ed at st Cloud in said county.
Dated at st. Cloud the 14th day of April
A. d. 1885.
BY the Court,
PETER BRICK.
II s Judge of Probate.
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Tarnten at p]erfaufeu.

etne 100 Qcre 9rpBe, i'm Spfpn ct. Qu>
9lllta, Der 8irt6i6aft bes Serrn 8etten=
burg %9e9eniiber aeleaene sSarm,
bon oenen so 4cre unter 8nua unS Der
Eeit aus 9utem @alb unb 8ieienlanb be.
ftebt, 81 perfaufen. Sitrifti6ule auf benz
9anpe. Serner cine 100 lcre arpSe. in,
SDtpn ct. gloub be!esene 6arm, BON oeneu
30 Iere unter Eflu9, 6 acre 8ielealanb uus
Der Geit 8aloung. Rdberes bel
Spfepb g 6aefer.
1913 st. @lpuD Wtinn.
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Vnr Sarmcr.

BUR 0adridt, baB mein3 u6tbengt, .Sar,
mers 8lprD", etr itattli6es 1900, Hfuuo lpie.
genoes 8ferh, oil na6genunnten Sagen unD
an nahsenanrten SldBen Sairt Selesen udb=
reno Der Saiipn bereit iteben miro.
SeDea Montag nit Dem 6. Npril anfanz
9eno in &oepiae ur1b Sarobs 8rairie; ieber1
9tenitag in ct. Soiepb; ieoeu Mttttpotb nno
Sonnerita9 in ct. SlouO; jebeu Srettog in
ct. Nuguita; ieOen Santitag in 2%ugerabur9
YeterQuinlepon
,14-6. ct. &u9uiha, 3inn,
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8rnnoetgentbumss : uebertragungeu
lit StearnS GDuntp.

6ar ben .Torbitern" beridtet pom Sc rrn Resifso
Sobn 3app.i
George u 8afer unb @attin on SSsobn 8ar=
rett fir 4 nm d 25 s. ne d NIP 4 8 4
g SO s 1872 st 20 ~ $3.50
Senrp @ebbarbt unb @attit on Senrp
Srllnnow fir Il ie a g 10 8 12s 81 90 IN
1000
Senrp Srinnoip uuo @atttn an ,SenrD
8eumer fir | Il ie Il g 10S 1873 St % N
1000
Sic ct Saul, so & SO aa 60 on @aat6
Neff fir 8 IS & 1875 10 in Sopn MbanD
1876
8bilip &c Soiepb aafer an ssSobn Gdmibt
fir 8 8 3 IS in 2oprDs Ioo in ct @louO
21S
Itpnsp 8 gramb unb Satin OH .Spbn
SDeruer fir 8 5 & 6 . 1 in grambs 2 Nob
tr ct Glsub 1875
81 S Or9etIinger unb @attin an @iliam
s. Sprtg9le fir np d ne a & NIP a i'm d
g 10 8 1876 Sc 80 1000
8alter 6 Brpuer urtb Satin 9llcns Sells
fir She'll BON Out Cots 10 III st NtGDres
abb in Sauf Centre. $50
aucas &eIs ltnb Satin OH 8 @prting
fit She'll bon Out 2ots 10 in st Mpcres
Ibb in Sauf Centre 800
II @bttnep unD Satin an $ 6 Wagz
men fir 10 Slcres bon i'm Il MN 4 9 "a
S 1876 81 SO 10 425
Inorew S Smitb utb Gattin an 1srances
6 Sannpn fir 8 3 s. 4 9 20 in Saut e eutre
100 VIZ.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29

E Ser 3Dnta Der Maoris.
gines Der beoeutenlten Spurnale Der Gultraz
ltI6en GDlpnien, Der .Sailp SeralO," Mud
lalD. Seem Seelanb, bsrihtet am 20. Mai
1884, folsenoe: xgls Seine Maleitdt btr
&Dnig SawDiao i'm Sesriffe itanO cine Steiie
nab England 81 mad)en, I'M Der &bniatn
Stctpria eluen 8eln6 abuitatten unb lt9
gum &6uise Der Wtaoris frouen su laiien,
wurbe er wabreuo ieiuer Inweienbeit in
Ntercer bepO9en, gesen rbeumatil6e 9eiDen,
nit peldheu er lan9ere 3elt bebaftet geipeieu
NOR, einer Seriu6 nit ct. Safobs Del, BEN
sroBen oeutldeu 9eilmittel gu MAIDEN. Ser
grfols par elm uberraiaen0er, uubl lit Der
S5Hig ppa bcs 2pbrs iiber bieie berilibs
arSeRei. Sier muB mod bemerft merben
Dab Die cling ,bprenen Guitralters leibft feb,
pieir CUTE ajtittel bGben, ater CAP Der &1nie
feline Sefieruns ourd Die Gnrcaouus oeriel
ben itaoen %tonItte."
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0erTctgcrnng.

Irf Der Sarrs Der rlntersei9neten tperben
am 2.9eai 1Ss5folseube @esenitanbe Dffent=
lid neriteieert UerOen: Gin @eipann &ierre,
10 Stid &tneDieb, 5Ghpeine, s!uei Sd)litz
ter, sfpei @a9en, Sarpeiter, Gdemai9ine
ur0 iouitiae SarmserdtbI6aiten. Sctraee
rater S. baar, iiber IS 6 MDnate Belt Al s
8rpSent. Inna8plana,
1874 ct. Splepb, Stearns 60, Mina.
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Ssrfamf bon StaatslGmbareiem.

Sc tpirb hermit befannt. haB @. @.
Srasen in Der Office oes GountpzauDitprs
in ct. glpuO ami
Sauifag, Scu %. @ai 1885
Worgers 10 u9r at ben bonn @ejeBe ppraez
idriebenen Sebinsunsen
Shul.. Mgricultur, College unb s,a,tcraal
Observation-Disclosures,
bic Stearns Gp. gelesen, abaeibGbt aber
nidt perfauft, pber bic p~erfauft aher. tneaen
Nibt5ablung Der SHtereiieu fir sjpet pDer
mebr Sabre ueripirtt murpen, Difentlit per-
Itei9ert meroen. 2l1ten Der Gdnoereicu lie
gen in Der @puntpzIubitors Office 10 Gage
lang Dor Dem Sertauf our ginlibt pffeu.
1874 Us. Us. V q b en,
gpntmiIIGr Der Staats=2 anbereien
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Observation-Disclosures

Golden. nel6e getpiIt iinos cpntraflid
9dnbereies,ber ct. Soul, Minneapplis uub
Wanitobnag tfenbabn- gpmpasrie su %taufen,
poer gDrfrnfte 81 hespbieu, hscne hermit
our Natyitt, baB i4t ieSep 9onuersta9 IN
Golegenille unb ieoen 5reitas uno Samstaa
in st. GlDub I'M gpurtbauie III treffen bin.
g. @enbelin Mera,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29
@elunobeit lit Geidubum.
Si6sre Seilung uuter Garantie.

StGsre Seilun9 inter @arantie.
81. 6. 9. 8cft's gierpen= uno @ebirn.
Cir, garantirtes Mittel fir Sniterie, Sdlptn
bel, &rduapfen, Reuralgia, &~opSpeb, Nerp6.
iitdt In Gaige 8enuBes bon Mlfehol unb 9a-
BAT. Sebiafloiisteit, geiitige SeDrldunaen,
@e9iraefueiG5ung oeranldBt NGrh &ranfbeit
u,o faEreno III ibler 2auIe uuo SOB. &prs
seitiass N!ter; lnfra6barteit, Gpermathpr>
Doe. 0eraRlabt Durdy OVERWHELMING II. aug
ibnseifetoes 9ebea. Cine GGabtel entbdlt
ems MDnats<@ur. 81 per Sbahtel $5 fir
G 91abtel, per 8oit frei saSelanbt, bel gm.
pfan8 bes Sreiifs.
gBir garantiren, bab feds S9a6tel
ieoen San furiren. Mit ieber bon rms fin
8 5Gabtsl entbaltener Seiteqlug begleitei
oDn s5. lcnnen mir Dem &Gnfer uniere se,
fdriebele 8arautie, bas @elo 5uridSnieaeer
penn Gos Mittel fcine &nr bewirft. &asran
tieen uur aus9eiteut bon
Spbn 6. @eft b 60.
| 6Ss 8. @aoiionitr. Chicago, Sn. 4s-1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29

w Sie 9onbon, England, vSortius
Size" pom 4. Sept, 1884, iaet: Wis ein aus
9~eSeid,netes Seilmirtel 9eseu Gnetl6ungen,
StDbe, &beumatismus, etc., weldes ihon
I:,r ldnacrer s3eit bon Den meiiten @tbleten
actraudlt rulrO, fam oas beribntte ct. Sa.
fpbS Del angeieben iperoeu IS erfrelt lid
uri,r Den Champion GuDerern IlnD !Gritfet'
,pie.eru GROCER Beliebtbeit lnb gilt als ba2
bette Mittel sesen Die peridieoeniteE auBerer
GdmerSen.~ +
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Mmsng.

Meinen 9eebrten &unoen biene biermt
BUR sefaltSen Ga6ri6t, baB i6 mem Sleiz
i6ergei9aft in bas al Der ct. @ermailt.
itrabe selegene, Dem Serrn g. @ebel ge.
hDri9e @ei6dttsgebGuOe perle9t babe, tpr
i'd fernerbin ben Quftrd9en etnc2t oeebrter
&unbidaft entseeeniebeu tperoc. I'm &c.
netsten 3uipru9 bittet
II 8eter@5tteu.
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Mn &ue. Ole cS angebt!

Siermit alien Senjenisen relfe mir f9nfz
Den, sar sel &enntniBnabme. naB ne big
sum 1iten Mai 1885 ibre SerbinAlibteit
mir %9eseniiber berihtisen mIIen. anberns
falls i'd se5tulinaeu ben @utbaben seri9tlif
ein5nsieben. 90 d.. Sanen.
as Cob Gpring, Miuu.
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0GmetrhpiOen!
Gin iiheres Ntittel bafiir gefunoen!i
&eille SImurhpinen mehrl

Gin iiheres Ntittel bafir ~aefunoen!;
Seine S~dmorbpioen mebr!
Gin ii6eres Wittel fir blinoe, blutenbe,
luden- uro idndrenbe Samurrbotbe bon
Or. Wiltam's (ein inbil6es SeilmitteD aez
nannt Or. 8iqiam's Salbe.-gine einalae
S6a6tel bon geniigt 25-3Oiabrige 2etbeu
81 betlen uno lper6en Die S6meraen flint
Wt1rten na6 Dem @ebrau6 9ebuben.
8ai9n1ittel, Snitr lnente uim., i9aben mebr
ipie lie niiBen.
8iliam's inoiit1e Sdmprrbpibtn Salbe,
hebt Die @e|1mIlte uno Das unungenebfSe
SUDDEN, tpirtt er.ueibeuo, gibt augenbtidli@
te 2inoernn9 lio lit einsi9 unb aleiu fir
otelent 3tped angefertigt.
Der adtbare 0err s. VI. g%pffinberrp
ia9t bon Sr. @iGlam,s tnbii1erSamprrboi
ben Salbe. SD babe Subenbe BON Mittes
Experimentation 9ebraldt unS babe nie'
mails Elm Ntittel %9efunoen, mel6es cine ipk
dc iofortige uHb pouitdnoise 2iuoeruns COB
tpie Or. Wiliam's iubtite Salbe.
Hreis so cts. unS 81. per S1a1tel.
Sra5ier We0icite So. GlepelauO Sbip.
Sr. Sraaier's Wnrsel 9itters!
Srester's @ur5el 8itters, pirft Itarf als
Die 2cber uno Nteren, balt Die gir9eipe4e
pfetl uuo regelt lie, rla6t G6pdde itGrfsr
BELT ote 2unsen unb 9ieren, reinigt >os
8lut uHs b~eieiti9t leoe l%lureini9feit bes &A.
pers. Sreis 81. sber 6 Elai9en fir S.
Sracter Meotcine SO. GlenelanO Sbip.
gu baben bel &C.. Spencer, ct. GlnuS
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Wproeu,tuuoe hot @ofa i'm mnus

,@orseaitunoe bat Cob i'm Wumoe'
uno audi mandmol cine idlinme @rfdltuna.
Sas jeoo1 tbut Dem iinuiaen Gprt6morl
fetnen ginbru6, cenu iulde 1rii9te Dec
1~riibaufitebens lino Oirh 9r. Guu'S 6nlter
Sgrhp idaolps 9ewproeu.
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Gy- @arum LAP bu ott bon Sutten ODER
Seiiertett qltalen, uenn cine Slai6e Or.
Sna's Suitert Sprup bid ipfprt furirel
ipiirOe. 8reis % Gents Die 6lai6e.
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E- Or. 9lusult &Dnis's Samburger So
milien : WeOisilen iina unbeOinat berrli9e
Sausmittel nnb iputen in fetuem Sauie feb,
len .-Srieorih Bfeifer, Melroie, Sns
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TSer0csuGt.

Gaen. tpclbe 9eiunbe uno frdftiae @feroc
siebef %,uouen, 0icne hermit sur Nabridbt.
bob nlein 3uhtbensit, EN- altegeseibnetes
8fers, III ct. glpuo Jeoeu Montaa unb
Sienstag, III ct. Spiepb leben 9punerstaa
nno 6reitag sum Selcgen bereit lteben ipiro.
Sas &ele9en init einihlieBli1er Giberbeit
foltet 81, BON beren $2 glei9 be5ablt tper.
ben malier; oane Giherbeit SIS.
l6--4 9etnri1 2anger.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-04-01
AMONG THE OFFICES.

Since the appointment of eX-Congre5s.
men Atkins, Durham, Muldrow and Sparks
to prominent positions, the average ex-
Member feels much encouraged. EX-Con-
gressmen Warner and Young of Tennessee,
Goodo of Virginia, Money of Mississippi,
Talbot and Hoblitzell of Maryland, Post and
Hopkins Of Pennsylvania, Vance of North
Carolina, Thompson and Turner Of Ken
lucky, and twenty five others, have taken
fresh courage and are working harder than
ever to secure something in the way of an
Office.
Senator Ransom is having hard time in
securing places for his North Carolina
friends. Judge Foulc has long been want
ing to be Solicitor General. Ex-Congress-
man Vance wants something. Captain Hall
wants tho Belgian mission. Colonel
John Staples and three other law
yers want to DO United States Dis.
trict Attorneys for the Western District.
Fab Busbee, who was at one time clerk
TO Senator Ransom's committee, wants to
be District Attorney for the Eastern Dis.
trict with formidable opposition. Mr..
Cicero Harris. the Washington correspond
ent of North Carolina papers, would like a
comfortable position, which he is entitled
to for faithful services to his party and
State. Ex.Congressman Shober would like
to be Collector of Revenue for his district.
The North Carolina Members of Congress,
like those of Virginia, have formed them
selves into returning board, to recon-
mend such appointments as they wish, and
any one not coming within the recon-
mendations of these Members need not ap-
ply for an office.
Mr.. J. Matt Sankoy of Terro Hauto, Ind,
is here. He came after the Internal. Reve-
nue. Collectorship but says his arrival was
too late. He has thrown up the SPONGE
John f. Regan, a candidate for the Post
mastership at Terre Haute, Ind, is at the
Riggs
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-04-01
THAT APPENDIX REPORT.
senate Committee on PostOnices aud
PosireHds Find That No one IL 90
Biame-Mr. FOx's Statement.


senate Committee ON PostOHioes aud
PosIroHds Find That No One IL 90
BiRmg-Mr. FOx's Statement.
At meeting of the Senate Committee on
Postofces and Postroads yesterday morn
ing statements were heard from Gilbert d.
Fox, clerk of the committee during the
last Congress, and William Il. Spencer,
minute and journal clerk of tho Senate,
concerning the printing of the appendix to
the report of tho Committee on Postal
Telegraphy, about which so much has been
said during the past week. Mr. Spencer
stated that the matter had not boon trans
mitted to the Government Printing Office
by him as 1t should have been, but was sent
by j. A. Bartlett, another clerk in the Office
of the Secretary of the Senate. Mr.. Fox
made a statement and then submitted to
cross examination by members Of the COM
mittee.
He said he had done nothing in the mat
ter except upon the order of Chairman
Hill. The reason he delivered the copy for
the appendix to Mr. Bartlett instead of
Mr. Spencer was because he had transmit.
ted all the matter from tho committee to
the printing Office through the former and
did not know the latter in the office of the
printing clerk. Members of the committee
said the error, If such 1t was, was appar-
entity an innocent one, as Mr.. Bartlett had
been handling the committee reports in-
tended for the Public Printer. 1t WAS uu-
derstood by at least portion OF tho conf
mittee present that Mr. Fox had received
communication from ex-Chairman Hill as
Stunning all responsibility of ordering the
printing of the report and appendix.
Mr. Fox explained further that he had
not procured requisition for printing the
appendix on the 10th inst, nor in fact had
lie procured a requistion at all. He placed
the copy on the desk Of Mr.. Bartlett on the
18th or 18th inst, and it was sent to the
printing ollico on the 10th, as the Record
showed. The order from Mr.. Hill to MIR.
Fox to have the appendix printed had been
made, verbally, a month or more previous
aud was delayed by the work before the
committee, and the labor required Is com
piling the appendix.
"This," said member OF tho committee,
sis perfectly clear, and no one is to blame.
The delays were very natural, and the clerk
acted solely upon the order OF Chairman
| Hill"
This terminated the inquiry. Mr.. Fox
was asked what ne had done with the 200
extra copies which were printed of the APP
pendix. He replied that they were yet
in his possession, and upon being requested
to return them to the committee, said he
would do so at once. The committee
treated the section of the report as an
appendix, and some of the members mon
toned the fact that it was customary to
print an appendix to report upon the
order of the chairman, and without bring
ing it before the full committee. Later
the matter came up before the Senate
| when members OF the committee stated
that it was one Of those cases where nc
one was to blame.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-04-01
DEPARTMENT MATTERS.
Discharges. ResiEn"tions and II

Discharges, ReSignatiOns and Re-
forms In Many Directions.
The Treasury leads the other Executive
Departments in retrenchment and reform.
Yesterday witnessed wholesale dis
charge from the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, and reductions OF force in many
branches Of the Treasury service have
either been made or are in contemplation.
Yesterdays designations of prominent
officials were not great surprise. 10 had
been predicted In THE CRITIC that all the
bureau officers were to go speedily with
the exception of the Treasurer and Super
intendent of the Life-Saving Service, whose
records protect them, and tho Comptroller
Of the Currency and Director OF the Mint,
who are appointed for fixed terms.
1t had been further predicted that the
auditors and comptrollers would lead the
list, and yesterday designations were ful-
fllment Of the prediction, and wcro accept
ed as the forerunners of the other changes
indicated The officers displaced arc the
accounting officers of the Department, tho
position Of Commissioner of Customs being
equivalent to that Of Comptroller, having
charge Of customs matters. 1t Is conceded
that Register Bruce will be among the next
batch TO be displaced.
The retention Of the deputies of tho oili-
cials whose designations have been ro-
auested is the question now being agitated.
There is every reason to believe that these
officers will be retained. There is certainly
good reason why they should be. The
deputies have, as a rule, risen from clerk
ships. They are mon of long experience
and, generally, officials of ability aud val
liable knowledge. The spirit of Civil-Ser-
vice reform compels their retention in their
positions
The Treasury commission Is progressing
with its investigations and dev0ting its at
tention mainly to the Internal Revenue
Bureau. The results of its deliberations
have not yet made themselves apparent,
but the ominous report is made that the
commission is making satisfactory pro-
gTess."
Secretary Manning yesterday appointed
Mr.. Eugene Higgins chief Of the Appoint
ment Division OF the Treasury, to take
effect to-day. Mr.. Trevitt's resignation
takes effect to-day, and Mr.. Higgins sue
ceeds him.
Secretary Manning has revoked the APP
pointment of Mr.. Michael j. Dldy as super
intendent Of construction Of the postoflice
building at Brooklyn, N. Y, and appointed
Mr. Thomas b. Rutan in his stead at a
compensation of So day, Mr.. Dady will
continue TO serve as superintendent of re-
| pairs in New York city at compensation
| of $40 day until otherwise ordered 1t Is
reported that number of changes of vari-
| GUS kinds are proposed in tho Navy Depart
ment.