The National tribune., 1886-07-22

not q Mexican, TO treat with them in fsture
There Is implanted ia the Zuni breast an INDY
ing hatred of Mexicans which neither time nor
circumstance can eliminate. and Mehwa, In
obedience 10 the instincts Of her race, made an
earnest appeal 10 the Great Father to exercise
his power and come TO their aid. Mehwa re-
Gently called, with a party Of friends, az the
Office OF THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, ana was
amazed at the wonderful perfecting press which
prints and folds 10000 TRIBUNEs an hour.
NEW MoNEY-oRDER OFFICES.
The Postmaster-General has added 453 Post
Offices TO the list Of Money-Order Offices, the
business OF that number having increased dur
ing the year so as 10 come within the proVis-
ions Of the law authorizing the establishment
Of MOaey-Orier Offices The Offices are dis
tributed among the various States and Terri
tories as follows: Alabama, a; Arizona, - Ar
kansas, 3 California a; Colorado 6; Connech-
cut g; Dakota 10; District Of Columbia, 3;
Florida :; Georgia 10: Idaho, 2; Illinois, 81;
Indiana, IL Indian Territory, ]; Iowa, %
Kansas, GO; Kentucky, 5; Louisiana, Maine
3; Maryland ?; Massachusetts,, Z; Michigan
10; Minnesota, Z; Mississippi, 5; Missouri, %;
Montana, 3; Nebraska, 20; New Hampshire,
4 New Jersey, 2; New Mexico, 4; New York,
%; North Carolina, 10; Ohio 25; Oregon %;
Pennsylvania, %; South Carolina, s; Tennes-
see, 81 Texas, "a; Utah. a; Vermont, 4; Yir-
ginia, 5; Washington, z; West Virginia, j
Wisconsin, l.
THE GENEVA AWARD CLAIMS.
Hard and active work is being done in the
Treasury Department in the matter of prepare
ton for the payment of the judgments rendered
by the Alabama Claims Court The First Comp
trOler's and the Fifth Auditors Offices have for
some time been closely engaged with this busi-
otals no
as in consideration of the magnitude and ex-
acting and tedious nature of the work, IL was
possible TO make il. The clerks of both offices
have been worked TO their utmost capacity; in
fact, on account of the numerical inadequate
ness of his Office force, Controller Durham
has, like a good Democratic official, rolled up
his sleeves and taken al active part IN the
laborious clerical duties Of computation, etc. As
a result Of the hard work done, il is now prob
able that the Judgment claimants will be able
TO get their money by the LIST OF August.
MILITARY STATISTICS FOR THE STATES.
Senator Logan has introduced bin TO en-
able the different States 10 complete the muster
rolls and military records of volunteer soldiers
who served in the war Of tho rebellion. 1T di-
reefs the Acknowledgement of the Army, when
requested by the Adjuiant-General OF any
State, 10 furnish 10 such State copies of the
military rolls and of all military records which
unteer soldiers Of such State who served in
the war Of the rebellion. provided the State
shall pay the cost of making such copies. IL
also directs the Adjutant- General 10 give 10
any State at its cost and expense, leave TO make
copies for the purpose Of completing its mill
tary statistics all musterrolls and military rec
ords on file in his Office relating TO volunteer
soldiers Of such State who served in the war Of
the rebellion.
FAMILY JARS.
There was lively controversy the other day
between Congressman Randall and United
States Treasurer Jordan, the cause of the friction
being the adoption by the House Of Morrisons
resolution 10 use up the Treasury surplus in
paying bonds. Both the gentlemen are given
10 plain speaking, and they made the sparks
fly Mr. Randall told Mr. Jordan what he
thought Of Treasurer who would not use the
money in the Treasury TO reduce the public
debt; and Mr.. Jordan told Mr.. Randall what
he thought ola Democratic Member OF Congress
who would antagOnze the financial policy OF
the Administration. Mr.. Randall expressed
his views Of that policy as undemocratic and
in the interest Of Wall street, and Mr. Jordan
gave his opinion Of the Democratic majority in
Congress and the course il was pursuing
MOUNT VERNON.
The annual report Of the Council Of the
Mount Vernon Regents shows that there were
1907 visitors exclusive Of excursion parties,
10 Mount Vernon during the year. From those
fares the association derived fund Of s. 40s. SO,
and from excursions the additional sum OF
S6SI65. The gross receipts were S5035.lS
the regular expenses, S5,355l67; improvements.
repairs and insurance, over 5000 more, so that
the funds previously on hand were drawn upon
10 the extent Of s., 900. Mr.. George w. Childs,
the philanthropst, made contribution Of $500.
Many Of the Vice Regents presented donations
i'm money or valuable relics.
HIS DILEMMA.
The Presidents order relating 10 and forbid.
ding participation in political affairs by en-
ployes Of the Departments is a relief 10 people
/ situated as is an old colored messenger ia the
/ Interior Department. Said he, day or two
ago: " wuz put in hyar by Sinater Login, an
/ Use KEEP in hyar by President Clebelan'. Oh
co'se, / feels kinder warm towards bofe an
+ doant know jist witch kind OBJ club 10 catch
onter, Dmmycrat or 'Publikin."
THE PRESIDENT TAKES A TRIP.
! President Cleveland goes TO Albany this
week, accompanied by two or three members
/ Of his Cabinet, 10 attend the centennial ami.
yersary OF the founding Of that city An elabo
rate program Of exercises has been prepared
and Bir. CeVelaBd's presence viii lend eolat e
the occasion. Mrs. Cleveland remains 10 take
care Of the White House during his absence.
GAR PHOTOGRAPHS.
4 The National View Company. Of 1920 Penn.
Z sylFania avenue, Washington. has prepared
number Of interesting GAR photographs
among them being views Of National Head.
quarters, a group consisting Of the Commander
/ in-Chief and the National Pension Committee
Z the prcsept and Past Commanders Ia Z chief etc