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THE COURTS.
NO MONEY TO PAY FOR REFERENCES.

Assist ant Corporation Counsel Hartwen yeser-
day seked Justice Van send Il
OF ~imon Uodstei twelve who
haDeas pus obtained ny his
released iron tbs asyluno on Backwes Land The
mind. Mr..
Sd that the COiOrat se lad no money on hand ~
"A
The matter Dcior r"cr,e ssd Mr arwe. the Corpo
Counsel VIII sppai.'
he NJ aeud 10 duty said the Ju "therc IL
a good ODp,ItlDAy 10 al. OBJ tIe reason why
hut he Idrr ~ hi dat said Mr. HartwciL
81 should lie o know no." Tes ODDed tho Judge 8" /
will cOpoIaoD and ind If ho gives
such instructions 10 ID ass SAINTS"
hope you not que suon my statements" said tho
law
ELL intend this matter my SELF"
rudy
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souArrERs on THE dies MoINEs RIvER LANDs

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-ln the Senate to-
day. motion of Mr. Plumb, the Presidents veto OF the
bill quiet titles OF settlers the Des Moines River
lands taken up, and Mr. Evarts delivered an argi-
support OF the veto. in which he said the oJcc'
ions 10 tie bill tersely and compreheUsively
stated An examination OF the subject had satisfied nm
that the right in returning the bill without
his approval -
Mr. Alison said that the hill affected largo interests
and great many people In Iowa. and WAS therefore, an
Important BILL which should be considered Carefully and
intrhg-nty. II WAS important In another aspect The
-naior from N,w-York Mr. Evarts had just stated
thai the va one 10 him. IL was also new
the President. lie Mr.. Alisonl satisfied from
maGe 81 the veto well a. from
the made by the Senator from New York.
that the lad sufficiently studied th@
understand uil tue facts or the decisions OF The
courts The subject He sed the passage the hill
Presidents veto but the subject went Till
tutiu
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POST OFFICE INSPECTORS DISMISSED.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The following post
Office Inspectors were to-day dropped from OF
department for the reason, slated by Ch.f Post
Office Inspector West, that the probationary term of the
recently appointed inspectors Will expire July J. and
under he terms Of their appointment their salaries Will
be from 81 200 to 900 per annum In con.
sequence Of which decrease In the force is necessary
William Abes. New-Jcrsry; Thomas r Baunerman,
California; William A. brown 81 Louis; ). r. ChIld.,
Chicago" George NJ. Drake, 81. Louis; W. W. Herrlck
Clnciuuat; l. Is. Laius0n, Boston; q. q. Maynard,
81. Ions; III. d. Norton. Texas; u. Pusyer, Chirago;
Is. X. sDarr-tls. NewYOrk j. NJ speese, Phi, adr -
L. NJ Thomas 81. LOUIS, V. ). Whteside, Atlanta 4.
Tracy, san Francisco.
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Cowng Assistant District Attorney Davis T. d
L. D, u z, g. g. 10, ii, Ia 10 II. 10. 10. IL. Is
NOVvThyy ON FIRE.


Ottawa Dfspateh to TIE Sew York MAI and Erpresa:
Excitement has been created by the arrlval
Of nvc young huntsmen who tell OF discovery tney
made IN Bruc nifty miles south OF the Canadian P"cinc
Railway and Just north OF the United states boundary
line They net farmers family fleeing from what they
said was u mountain Are. The mouDtaineer ana MS
family told such pitu tale that the young hunters
gave up III r INTENDED trip aud Investigated ;be rtrnnge
phenomenon. In tracing tie cause of IN" iafmfI
great excitement they found that was evidently OWING
to the suterranenn heat IN the mopnians sie when
extended under the rv. r bed About mile further mp
the stream became hot that 1t heated the water unti
sream arose from the surface Tue atmosphere W ~
very warm the ikhiest exerion brought
ont the perspiration: Close to The ,pot where gre
farmer lived the hunters found the air hinns'
sitting. and earth too hot 20 touch WIN III"
hama. Further back the mountain side the neat was
absolutely nnbearabr After climbing Its side Tor ab"ut
three hundred feet the hunters forced to re- III H.
as the AR simply snnocating Animals bad rit
their retreats the birds steerrd clear OF the locality An
living thing to he seen The earth washry anu
cracked with the heat. Dead snakes and yernln w"n
number discovered by the hunters The heat lnsehh
diminishing, found to Increase the higher thry
up The mounisnsde men. well acquainted Win
geology OF the province are that The location OF
this volcanic has been fixed to nicely. Their
theory Ia that the buminous coal In which he mountain
range known to he rich has bscome ignitr the vast
smoudering far down In the mountain thus making
q mighty cauldron OF tho Manit0u Rivers bed.
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ALVEY TINE OVER SPARKS.
THE COMMISSIONER A WORSE PLAGUE THAN THE


WASHINGTON, June % (Special.-The debate
on several PROVISIONS OF the Sundry Civi bill III the
House to-day was pretty lively and at times hot and
bitter Tue item for the payment OF special agents OF
the pubic land service sooner reached than IL
became APPARENT that General sparks and his corps
OF special agents objects of erce assault
from some II the Western men. whose constituents have
been denounced by the Wholesale as "ihlevos" aud
"pernrers by tue and MS defenders and
epologsts The attack led by Mr.. Laird OF NeDras
ga who was provided with enormous mass OF facts
showing the that have been committed AMI the
hardshps TO which homestead settlers have been sub
jected by the harsh aud unlawful acts OF General
Sparks The consciousness that unjust assault bad
been made h- own reputation By one OF sparks 5
agents whose report hal been furnished for use In tue
debate, lent additional vigor to Mr. Laird's denuncia-
TONS sud his blow, fell thick and fast
Chairman CoOb, OF the Pd3lc Lands Committee. had
been selected repy. He is heavy nlsn ply sicaly,
anu dun one intellectually. AMI lie proved to be no
debate for keen. alert aud plicky young
Ncnrassa trpr-srnt,t ive. who bai gone over 10 the
D-mOcraIsc MISS uo(niuk that me s!H-sn
Hoos:rr uIsht After h. hal concluded Lard spisng
to ipdgna lily denied. spcnt ally qua GENE
rally, every made by tue spscs agent Both meu
became pretty not spdrhs was OJ weaver. Vi
Iowa VINO, when members oI the ALNIth
Congress, walked over where parks sat ana
threatened wnp nIn. An eyewitness OF mat occur
renee remarked that II took fur strong men to hold
Weaver. wniie hbrap ;. Hewitt restrained the fiery
General" b. placing one ntDd on his shoulder. Mr
Pau ., IilIaos also defended Sparks toby III an
inpas q speech Delegate Carey of Wyoming Mr..
Peters OF .nsas and others exposed and DENOUNCED
the actions Commissioner In snort anu ielhhs
speeches Ia of he letters from western nome.
Sparks declared u b- more severe scourse than
the Groutn and worse plague than the grasshoppors
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PENSION FOR GENERAL PLEAsoNroN.

WASHINGTON, June % lSpeciaO.-ln the
course Of the the FL JoDn Porter DIll
Friday. Mr. Teller Intellectually tried 10 have amend
the bill adopted placing General Pleasonton on
the retired Lat Of tue Army. The proposition antaz
onized b. botn Messrs Stwen aud Mcpherson. Inc
latter however PROMISED that II Mr. Teller would in
troduco separate measure to place General Pleason
the Ist the Ireuds vi Ccneral Fitz Jonn
Porter would be ready % support that uiea,ure air.
Teller evidently Intent taking The Ne Jersey
sebaIor AT his word for lac introduced To-day bill to
retire Geurra PcAsOutOD. who. 10 UNDERSTOOD has 10
Ills Old age been Jvlug ia want aud Distress
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ANTI.CHINEsE LEGISLATION THROWN OUT.

WASHINGTON, June 28 tSpeciaD.-The Cali
fornia Representative to-day made vigorous effort TO
secure the adoption OF the amendment to the sundry
Civil bill which would render effective the ami
Chinrse Actof My 6. 1882. Mr.. Morrow's amendment
provided the Secretary Of the Treasury should ur
nish TO collectors OF customs suitable OF regstr
ton IN should enable them 10 set forth ali
the particulars necessary TO identify the Chinese Cd
titled To return certinc4teA Mr. Morrow spoke with
force dId his colleague Mr.. FELTON,.
Gesefs. Rice aud NUrtLiugton. OF tue Committee on
Foreigu Affairs. replied 10 tho California men. Tho
adopted without division, out snbsc-
Queniiy wuon CHAIRMAN n4nii came Ia from d tenn
porsr absence. ho inluced tho COMMITTEE OF tue Whoe
ac.On, threw out the amendment ON
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STATE or Trade.

BOSTON June 80 Flonr aAet ss,.,ra sgortc, 50 2, ,
70 90 P4;ea. W,ntsr "n..t+ s,7,SS,1' corr au'e.
eeT . a", 'H %Elis 9 sS 49, No rl
short, and Niine. -teaiv rrov,si"ns steady Butter
se'Dts-t'eqi lSlo ool' 1902 o., .ass' 'Orn $1,000
BCsrALO. June 2S.-~hea. active sA.es carloads 40
Iiard a, s2's ,2'sc ciosn1 at $50; 70 Har1
sSf;ef7 r:s%e 'S g. LED VINE! IS So
A,nisan 81 nc porn sale, 40 az - q - e,c No 3
ssgSsae 0at.-Np. , White. s,sj Ec, 10 White
No Al Doc Canal nelgnts-N neat '9%; orn.
&c 10 new ,or. Cana APPROPRIATENESS $500 ensn;
iq oar C 2oo 5o V %nea doV o corR
.sy rss. .a %s s
Extra - ,Is -, t. ca 'n' sS .;G't % ,.ts Mis-
Z. s.@'i o.! '.ttos,p .. nly % /, IA suoora,iy'
NAV ole. Soa est.r1 'no, :sea ,oot :
o-Laaac. october sii4c. corn son'erD easier NEST
ia% .oo,7e. western niIe SPOT. Gtaa.c. JuLe- asa
s ;s srer "A . aae ' Soaera vest
er" While 8 %"'e 40 rDo N =, a.sc "~oG ps n
Tr,% 10 choice cslorn sol 90 PROVISION, quiet
s s%ts Co., sa "a. az &c aeo shoaeS , eaf ~ sues
.e hams i2 Sc LAD sc BSticr 100
h hS sIesy az sSc Whisky sieaoy at s. T. al ~
trs,E 20 s LTffD9 f eseb1s"roST 40 oOs wheat
POO onsH Cor, so 90 ", as, :o % c "qs s
BUSH " neat i7.,Uo bush Saes-"n rA- 4z.6o ou'n.
Cd.cAGo June - r,"t .sa. " '19 aacnansei Choice
Winter wueal. =, 1o9S4 A. sornT wne.t :; 1ogsS -
Low jr.ea .,Gssi -. ave rioir % lg,' ~. 1o't
Us juy. Be. closing Al 72se. August t'A@
80 ,Ss saso sprsa e3Sos &c Sorn easier saes s
Cash "a closing AT a 'c' Iune 81 4G5'i = ciosnl
@sG,.' c.osn. at 3d. Ost, weaAer cash
o-oe closing " ..c 'ane .sG cos,a
16c S.S ~ 40 1nn Se Nes s. ror a.
closing 30. Julv 4o9 ~ % cosins at ~ ~ =
Lard Cash 10 ~ ioa1 90 June 70 9a"S o. 4. 'u NV
81, eS',ns at - .ss 10 ,no gns 20 %
a. - saO % os - az a. 4. u Sm:arsCur Loaf
t.a7. erannated s'apd1Ia A. &c
,. ~. YSs cS' ousa av 100 pu.n G
tooo ,nOmso' riouL 800" " "D,N "heaS ' %",'
as 3 g Sa s sad qs sssay F'9s
lisa rsrept'. 45oo sn'poents 800 'asn 'orn No
I. e o.Tss, fSrss.is.
@ Sort 70 h o. Sd Is snor jo s. o. w.scs
racs ans enippng - goa ?. 90 Tece'ps 1 49,.
Dsraor Juns 2s3wneM sse,.y, Va w!uts SIC
,,asn ana une july. .ss4c; August 1880; No. s sei
1s f:s.pI' s.- eus sca \. %% s. s
wrxyr.pous Mimi June 2s.-whsat steady: No l
Hard cssS iic: June 7ie. July 7ic+ August Is lc.
June Is duli. Nneaf STEADY; tati:
- INV nc; August 74Ac. 81 osc.;
nal"- use /. $50 Barev. M. =.
n,yner: Mess PORK asp or June ~ o. l.;
80 iar-Prinl- -tea a. CASH OF June 50 II y;
- "a ,,uIter-t'hocr Creamery
M 20 t,he-.e-Hesl Cream L1a &c. kxgs-Fresh. ii
~ ner.,n,s-r Jour |. 900 bbls. heat 2J.VUU Dusl.;
sr.y ~ mar onunsnu,-s.ouc lO,oOo bLls. WueAL
- ,i,,p ons,, harley loo Jusn
49, -. >. ,.or, u .adx and uu,st. tIty, n,xed "a
fhohA 'uno Nftxao ,c1 - la. New kelected ~ ,,c
900 To-; ~ ,vhu. XnL,n,Ic. Ma Mixed yl,a l,c
Oats W. :. h,. M ~ In Iec.,ul.~
hvr-.so :. ~ o,'. - 4no nnsn ,vs nnns srSn.
Corn Io"oV 'uSh.. * IN, 800 -.
mrnts-'orh Law" '" ~ ~ ' NV
none
wl.h nDera onetInE, prices mcic "eaA "hu unsot
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OPEN EXFCITiyF SESSIONS.

WASHINGTON, June % (Special.-The pros
pect of having open executive upon
nations Is not good At present II Congress should ad
iurn Jnlg Gland that Is the day likely be
chosen tho last day OF the sessonthe time OF the
Senate Will have TO he occupie in the discussion of
mere important measures Nevertheless. Mr.. Hpar
notice to-day that he wOuli address the Senatr
mn We srSs
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NAVAL, INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. June 2S.-Passed Assistant
Surgeon L. II. Green las brsu ordered TO temporary
duty a. the Naval Laboratory. New-iorki Assistant
Surgeon f. NJ OGDEN 10 tue JunIata; Lieutenant T. Is.
Barry has been detached from the Naval Academy and
ordered to the Aiiauce Easign Hugh Rodman from the
photographic Oice June go ordered the Essex.
July IL Passed Assistant Engineer Charles Y. Magic
G0m The Morgan Ifoa Works aud granted six months
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DISMISSED AT HER OWN REQUEST.

WASHINGTON. June 2S.-Mrs. S. h. Cushing,
Of Michigan. clerk IN the Post Office Department,
to-day dismissed at her own request She is said to
have been efficient clerk and when at first her
quest refused she absented herself from
until the Department WAS forced 10 remove her, Her
resignation had not been sought and her eccentric
duct caused considerable Remark.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF SEw-YoR< pEALTNGA


Dulness again ruled the Produce Exchange
maj k-ts aud there movement OF Importance 10
any direction while the still is OF An ntf'r"ns
character Cash wheat z cent lower AMI only 10000
hels taken by exporters The options de-
pressed early by dispirtnS press advlces, declining
3s cent recovery followed aud after that an al
vance OF a shade The close steady 10 he
figures but barely changed ~ follows: Juy
and August, slis; September, Sii2; Octooer. s5l9;
November. SCI and December. S13s ceuts. The DULY
OF Ia corn was the stroux cash demand for
lots known o. De IN prime condition gu these grades al
advance OF oil cents WAS COMMANDED bat there was
barely any export trae The options we're steady out
with change worth noting, nnal nsures bcinx; 20
for July. 45s for Ausust, as Tor September and ioa
tous inclined to be easy. ending UNCHANGED a. $50
for June anu Juy, 81 Tor August aud 3ll5 20 is or
september. Only fair business was done 40 the ara
speculation. but prices we're 49l points hguer As o'
lows: July, ST 80; August @6 81 September. 20 oI'
AMI October. So 90 -.
The receipts grain at NewYork Philatephia Balti-
and Boston yesterday we're as follows: "hrW
100. 739 business corn lS3.sS4 bushels, oats sb.2ot
Bushels total gram. 3S5.sSt bushels; no1r ~ W.
bxrrris At Chicago. Milwaukee and St Louis tne
arrivals were: Wheat: 75.l6Y bushels corn 1919
bushels; oats. l2373I bushels total gran. 42o'o4S
bushels; -four 2U,U6O barrels
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NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Tbe President sent
the follow ing nominations to the ~enae to-iay:
william g. Ewing be Attorney Of he United states for
the northern is.rIct O ilin Is.
aamuei Wiso 10 be AarslA o! The United States
the siiddle Distinct OF Ienness O.
frank N. fO h. 10 be Co.ertOr OF Customs for tho Dis
ulcl Of lid. eoD ~. j.
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CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE SENATE

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The Senate has con-
hrmed Tue following nominations:
A. H. elar Marshal for the or hern District Of Alabama
W. n. ltOn Marshal Tor the northern DislrIct Iowa
". LeDsoA. pitod Sates AttJIuey the Northern
and MIudle districts OF AIaDama
J. B Attorney for the southern
trIcl oil Mississippi
Van Long hief Justice of New Mexic1
Postmasiers-A N PhlegsI Bodie. cal; W. J. Bryan,
SAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-29
MIR REcK.s RAILROAD ATTORNEY MEASURE

WASHINGTON, June % lSpeciab.-Mr. Beck's
resolution prohibiting noers of Congress from acting
rs counsel for laod grant Railroads. Is sim pending in
the cary OF the Senate. As Senator Eli
munds pledged himself 10 report II back 10 the Senate
within eight .ays 1t will presumably be presented with
in "A day Oh twO IL stood that Mr. Elm lnds
engaged lay IN the pdrttiou OF measure III tue
nature . substitute. Among majority OF Srna Ors
walls that measure ucuuny the du-
of In ths matter snoutI be passed
though II generally held that the terms OF tho Beck
bill were necdlessly offensive.
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FOURTB-CLAss POsrMAsTEPs

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The Postmaster
General to-day appointed the following fourth class
postmasters:
PearsVirdnfd-At Biman II. Russell Karchner Dunmore
Patrlcx j. uysan :: asst sharon Orson q sherman
Ndtne-A AT south NassaDO OUIh MTs Ehza " hliehouse
MaTg.0a"-At " clDourLe. edward . lame
NeO WdIdpshie-At ast lOchester, a ID. Gerrish; OIL
Mill Village, larry Il. Slnons.
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. June % lSpeciab.-Wheat opened
weak with all the news bearisb Twent, -fve Thousand
bushels Of wheat reported at 81. Louis TINS
morning. August wheat was of to 7i* cents Lira
aud pork were both easier. Tho announcement OF 'ns
In tho visible supply showed that The decrease
l355OO0 bushels. trhe less than WAS anieiPa'e-
Wheat for August. which had rallied from "a eents 70
7Ila cents essed OF tribe But the grain markets
grpt weak and duh all dag. Iu PROVISIONS there was
moro covering by shorts and some outside buynE
decline which had started In the mornlps was ehceAea
and the rcgslned September lard wa up to 20 oo
and September PORK S2ia Tnis MAS an advshe" ..
10 cents for lard and ~ cents for pork from 'he
opening -,n,7
The close at $50 \. N. vas: July wheat. I2osti
cents; August wheat. IAN 10 cents July corn otS
3ix cents; August corn - 9J0 cents; July osss'
cents; August oats. 257s ns; july pork ~ -
August pork 50 62is. July ari. 70 5ZS AuxHrst
Lard. 80 f2l2 July RIOS. IS 80; August riD' -
Puts August wheat sod nt "a cents calls gu Auss
wheat 7ASs cents The estimated carot rceop.s ."i
Tomorrow 90 cars OF wheat, 40 OARS Of corn s~
l54 cars Of 0AtA
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THE PRESIDENT WOULD NOT TELL A FISH STORY

WAsHINGT0N, June % (Special "A delega-
tion OF the members Of the Commercial Travellers
Protective Association, which has been in In
Baltimore. over here lay ali in tho course ~
the afternoon the White House to pay their
spects 10 the President.
"Inmocence and modstv the proverbia attributes
OF drummers Mr. President" said O. B. Prnde. presl-
dent of the alton. iu presenting tue delegates,
"nut the boys want ms To Inquire II you caught good
slring of tisn Saturday"
:" A man Of your experience should know better than
to ask fisher such question:" was the laughing
reply Of the PRESIDENT
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. June 2S.-COlOnel Z. A. Carr,
9th Cavalry has been granted three months leave Of
absence; Captain William w. Rogers. 8th Infantry, SIX
monthS leave Of absence for disability. The leave q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-29

NYACK OFFICIALS SEE A SPARRING MATCH
a small gathering attended the test nOnlal
benefit the pugist zoe" lingsworth at the Nyack
Opera House n.ghi AMI e moi financial sue
The ny pr aud Dulpis strongly opposed
tnc xhlbvn c'cr y men uniln III drnOuhcins II Oh
sunday NJ thc dent and f4uttecS were
pres Cn anG WATCHED the wnh apparent Interest
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absence OF Captain Edward Field, Attn Artiiiey' mas
been extended months
PAN-ELECThIC PERPLExITIEs.

WASHINGTON, June % ISpecidN.-Th1s mas
been busy day for the Democratic members OF tho
Pan.Electric Committee, who ind themselves o. m'a-
night exactly where they were this morn
Ing When the committee assembled this iorc-
the Republican members were ready to submit
their and have them presented to the House INC
Democratic members desired to hold further CONFER
ence however. aud the Republicans vacated the room
After several hours the conference nd]ohrheu
until this evening In the recess undersood Colo
mel Oates held u Ioug consultation with SEN
ator Isham G. Harris There we're also consultations
with other Democratic Senator'S Chairman BoyIs
said tonight that the Democrats would be able TO agree
that ws.,,nv nj the committee Will
he held Tomorrow IL was learned
this that some Of the Democratic members o
the committee xons to devise some sort OF bi-
furcaed ution. prong Of which shon sann on
the BOYLE report aud the other the Haze report
and to which all OF then could There docs not
seem much prospect that this plan wi be adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-29
NORTHERN PACIFIC LAND INDEMNITY
A DECISION OF COMMISSIONER SPARKS DEFENDING
THE SETTLERS.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Land Comm ssloner
Sparks has rendered decision in favor OF setter
OF the name OF Walden. settled upon unsurveyed
land winch was afterwsrd selected by the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company as indemnity. The Commits
soer holds that surveyed lands were not affected by
indemnity withdrawal, and in respect OF ;he COM
pany's selection OF this tract says
Nothing appears To show for what lands lost the com
pauy indemnify Tie selection OF tins particular
tract fun view OF thr prior occuancy ana
Improvement 81 the land ny Wadon and II maintained
wund glvr color the charge that the indemnify PRIV
irge IL OILY means of speculation al he expense OF
indus rlOu~, bona II le settlers Inc law never c"u-
plated such object view OF the fact That herr Il
abundance other and lands TO satisfy he COM
pamy's alleged loss. aud that the company has male
srlrclluns FIR of possible loss an ina M
nifty ,priatlOn which avas itself OF the rnits or
industry ~ the actual settler who has la goou Ih
gone nppn the land To maze II his home. ana largely
a.ded valne months before the coinparys srlec
tom he irted upauthorzs AS well AZ harsh
unjust. of he opinion mat there mas berh 40
legal evidence the raj road company teniing L"
that needed in place OF any spe'h
trace within anal granict limits TO said com
pany, having failed to legal hsi. ana MAKE
leg selection for ennty, the company acquired no
the which woult defeat hm stead entry
therefor when tbs applicant was duly quaIinsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-29

MONDAY. juno 2s-P NJ
Tho Stock Exchange opened This morning at IL
O'Clock. Before that hour tho London Quotations for
American securities Of IL So aud $50 p had been
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RECORDS OF THE REBELLION.

WASHINGTON, June % (SpeciaD. THE Senate
Committee on Appropriations hIs stricken out OF the
Legislative bill the item providing for the printing OF
tho records OF he Rebellion II appears that IN the last
volume published the findings OF the West Point Com.
mission in the Ftz John Porter inserted In
full Tina th- opinion OF the committee wss irrre-
want matter and should have been printed because
IL did sristy speaking within the period In
cuded between 1861 and ls65
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