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flee OF the secretary OF war.
The money paid by President Cleveland,
S2l, 800, for his country place, has been
saved from his salary since he became
president.
The proposed visit OF 500 Sioux to the
Crows in Montana will be prevented by the
| government.
Capt. John Pitmnn is ordered to the de-
partment OF Dakota as chief ordnance
officer, relieving Capt James Rockwell. Jr
John Randolph Tucker is credited with
! being the most accomplished representa-,
| tive from the south in congress. He likes
| society, is u great ladies' man, and is q
| good story teller.
The bin providing for bridge across the
| Mississippi at Dubuque, to be constructed
| by the Burlington e. Northern, passed ths
| house 1t has the usual provisions made
| for the construction OF bridges, and was u
| substitute reported by the committee on
| commerce for u bill introduced by Mr..
Weaver OF Iowa
Postal changes in Dakota: Established
Medbury, Hattie Il. Medbury, postmaster
Postmasters ppointed-Dwight, c. NJ.
| johnson; Harrison, l.. Markus; Farming
Ton, Hayden II. Westcott; Sentinel Butte,
| Robert Pickering.
The house committee having in charge
the bill accepting from Joseph w. Drexel
| the gilt of the Drexel cottage on Mount
| McGreg or, in which Gen. Grant died, have
| decided to report it favorably.
| The yield OF all grain crops in North Caro-
| lima this year is expected to be one third
| greater than last season.
| Mrs. Storey's lawyers have petitioned the
| court to remove Mr. Patterson as business
| manager OF the Chicago Times.
Mrs. Catharine " Waite of Chicago has
been admitted to the bar by the Illinois SUI
preme court. Twenty years ago she was
| refused admission to n medical college sim.
| ply because she was woman.
Secretary Lamar has accepted aninvita.
tion to deliver the memorial address at the
! unveiing OF the Calhoun monument at
Charleston, S. c., next November.
| 1t is expected that a call for the reclemp.
| tion OF S4OO, 100000 3 per cent bonds will
be issued in n few days.
Archibald Forbes, the well known CORE.
| spondent, is married in Washington to the
daughter of Gen. Meigs.
| Capt. ID. H.Murdock, the Sixth infantry,
| was accidentally drowned while crossing
Grand river, Utah.
The Queen Anne house which Justice
Gray is going to build at Washington will
| cost about S75,00O.
Hon. Thomas Simons, until recently as.
sistant attorney general, is lying at the
| point OF death in Washington, having been
i'll about two weeks with typhoid fever.
| Senator Morgan OF Alabama is tired Of
politics and wants place on the supreme
bench.
Hugh Campbell OF Dakota was married
at Richmond, recently.
William Farrell beat his wife, shot a con,
| stable and killed himself at Avoca, Iowa.
Mrs. c. j. Boutelle, millinery and ladies
| furnishing goods, Chippewa Falls, Wis,
| has assigned to r. NJ. Bazzell for the ben.
eft OF her creditors. No particulars can be
had.
On motion OF Mr.. Nelson n bill was pass
| ed providing for an Inspector of hulls and
boilers at Duluth, Minn.
! Benjumn Moran, who was James Buch
anan's private secretary when he was
/ American minister to London in 1854,
subsequently for nearly two years secre.
tary OF the American legation in London,
and more recently minister resident in
| Portugal. is dead. He died at the residence
! ofJoshua Num-, in Braintree. Essex county,
| England.
! Associate Justice Matthews. of the SUI.
preme court. was married in New York at
| the residence OF Mrs. Parsons, the daush.
ter OF the late Justice Swayne, a few days
| ago, to Mrs. Theacker, the widow of the
former commissioner of patents.
| Mr.. Strait introduced IL bill providing
| for pension to Catherine Ham, widow O!
Michael Ham, Ninth Wisconsin.
| Surgeon j. c. Dewell has been ordered
from Newport bnrracks t. to the depart.
ment OF Dakota for assignment.
The senate has drafted an extradition
treaty with Japan. and one for the resnr.
vey of the boundary line between the
| United States and Mexico.
| The brothers at the monastery near Du.
/ buquc lost 700 head OF hogs by cholera.
call for 81, 900. 900 3 per cent. bonds
was issued. The following is IL dcscrip.
| ton of the bonds: The several bonds is
sued under the act OF congress. approved
July 12. 1882, and numbered as follows
| Fifty dollars, original number 1876 to orig
| inal number 147, both inclusive. S1oo, or
iginal number 1913 to original number
1888, both inclusive, and original
number 1922 to original number
1926, both inclusive; $500 original nun.
Der $50 to original number S43, both in
elusive, and original number i ,226 to orig.
inal number 4,22S, both inclusive; 81, 600
original number 5, 9G3 to original numbcr
6,194 both inclusive. and original nun.
ber 23,73o, to original number 23. 1877,
both inclusive; $4,000, original nun.
her 1896 to original number 13, ,344
both inclusive, and original number
2S,2o9. Total, $4,00o,oo0.
Col. S. l. NJ Mayor, for many years a
prominent legislator and newspaper man,
died at Frankford, KY.
The Taylor brewery at Albany, n. Y.
burned. Loss, $3.50, 900; insurance SIPS,
| 900.
The anarchist Parsons surrenders in
| ('hicnUo md ho trial oft t1,a =, -
begins.
A fire in Boston accompanied by loss o,
life destroyed the New England in,
stitute fair building on Hunting on avenue
The building was purchased by the Met.
ropolitan Street Railway company ior
/ 100000, and has since been used as {,
place for storing and repairing cars. 1t il
believed that the building was set on fire
in several places by discharged employees
| Sixteen persons are missing.
In an encounter at Clinton. Iowa, be.
tween saloonists and Prohibtionists foul
| OF the former, named Farsee, Fidderson.
Hart and Roads, were shot, but none ol
them fatally. Marshal Judge and FrtnI
Hillerlnan were jailed, charged with donl
the firing. The saloon element are
threatening to lynch Judge and Hitler.
man, and declare the jail will be blown Vi,
if necessary to get them.
Rev. Waldo Measures, pastor OF the
| Northwestern Independent Presbyterian
| church. OF Philadelphia. was arrested ior
an alleged attempted criminal assault on
the vile OF Charles w. Coulston member
OF his congregation.
One hundred and eighty persons are ly-
| ing dangerously i'll in the vicinity OF Lea m.
ington and Pottsvile. n. j. They attend
ed II picnic recently and partook heartily
OF sandwiches in which canned ham WAS
used.
| The senate has concurred l.. the house
| Joint resolution provitlingfor the printing OF
| $4,000 copies oil the eulogies on the late
Joseph Rankin OF Wisconsin, aud provid.
ing that $500 be expended in securing a