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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-02
7he Pubiic Debt

WAsHIEGToE, October 1.-The public
debt statement issued this afternoon
shows reduction of the public debt
during the month of September to be
SlO627 ,Oi3.17, and the :otaI cash in the
Treasury $465 .375, 7l3 90. The decrease
of the debt during the month $l0,S27..
0l3 II. Cash in Treasury, available for
reduction of the public debt: Gold held
Tor gold certificates, actually Outstand
ing, $50, 691 ,SO7; silver held for silver
certificates, actually outstanding, $95y
3371l2: inited States notes held for
certificates of deposit, actually out
standing, $7,705, 600. cash held for
matured debt and interest IN
paid, Si91a8 COZ. 48; fractional cur
rency, $3.5t7 15 Total available
for reduction of debt, $205, 924 .Ol3. 63.
Reserve fund-held Tor redemption of
United States notes, acts January 14tb
1875, and July 18th, 1882, 100000 900;
unavailable for reduction of the debt =
fractional silver com, S26. $50 745 20; ;
minor coin, S295 294 %. Total, $27. 1856
039 80. Certificates he d as cash, sos, =
350.3l0. Net cash balance on hand,
S67 1896 321.0l. Total cash in the Trea-
sury. as shown by the Treas.
urer's general account, S465, 375, 1888
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Matters In madrid.

MADRID, October 1.-The OGcjII Gu
zstse publishes the text of the CONNER
Cal treaty between Spain & Germany,
signed on August 26th, proloDging the
treaty Of 1883 TO 1892.
4 manifesto to the Spanish people,
signed Enrique De B0urnon and DHke
de seville, " is being circulated in Spain.
Tine document, which was published II
TarbeS, France, IS dated September
26th. In it the Duke, who is under inn
prisoumentfo for having attemptedtO force
his way into the Queen 8 presence while
he was on military duty at the palace
shortly after King AlfoRso's death,
complains that he is harShly treated in
prison. He also declares that although
be IS a Republican by birth and at
heart be Loyalty served his cousin,
King Alfonso. so long as he was alive,
because family duty made such q ser
vice imperative. Now" says the
manifesto, that King Alfonso is dead,
all that's ended, and | desire TO assist
in proclaimIng a republic for Spain. TIE
republic is the only form Of government
that can furnish a guarantee for the
security and integrity OF the country,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-02

A5 well-anown physician was called
ont of sIumber the other night to an
swer the telephone. Hello! what is
it?" be asked, little pleased st the idea
OF leaving his ;comtol table bed. Baby
Is crying, doctor. ''Fbat shall L dOg'
came across the wire. "Ol! perm ps it
is a pm" suggested the doctor, TecCg
ming me vuj-e of young not er. one
of MS patients No" wss Jhs reply.
I'm sure 1t can't bs that Perhaps
be has the lie re urued the doctor ,
with we'll simulated iici-uds. 80, L
don't ,hink So TeplI q the anxious
mother ne dOsen'C at that way"
. hen perhaps he's hungry SAID the
doctor as last resort. Oh Il see .
came across the wire; aud then all was
i'll. The doctor went back 70 bed and
was soon aisle. p agsIn. About half an
hour afterWard he was again awakened
By the violent ringing of the telephone
bell. Jumping ouC of bed aud p ecing
the receiver to his ear, he was cheered
by the following message: You are
right. doctor; baby was hungry"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-02
Protest Arainst England

PARIS, October 1.-The French mem
Der of the Egyptian debt commission
has addressed to the Powers a strong
protest against the manner in which the
English are using the funds raised by
Inc last loan guaranteed by the Powers.
In The cOur.e Of his remarks at Mont
pclier yesterday, Prime Minister Frey
cinetsaid the main object to be eonsid-
cred now was the economy progress of
the country. Thanks TO the increase Of
revenue derived from taxation, he
hoped the Atlantic and Mediterranean
Canal scheme would be speedily carried
into effect. He repeated mis- appeal for
Republican unity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-02
Captain Lawteo's PENAL.

Kew HAVEN, October 1.-The state
ment IN General Miles official report OF
the Apache campaign, made public
at Washington yesterday, that Geron-
imo was not captured, but surrend.
cred cOndltionally, is contradicted by
Captain Layton, who was in command
of the United States troops at the time
OF the capture. IL a private telegram
t. Lieutenant Albee, of Winchester Ar
mOry, dated Albuquerque, n. NJ, Cap
tain LswtOn explicitly denies that the
surrender Of Heronimo was coupled with
any conditions whatsoever.
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Active, Pushing and Reliable.

I. 2. @. M. 1. can always be relied upon
70 carry in stock the purest and best
goods, and sustain the reputation OF
being active, pushing and reliable, by
recommending articles with veil estab-
lished merit and such as are popular.
Having the, agency for the celebrated
DR.. Kings New Discovery for con
sumption, colds and coughs, viii sell it
on q positive guarantee, 1t will surely
cure any and every affection of throat,
lungs, or chest, and in order TO prove
our claim, We ask you % call and get q
Trial Bottle Fra,
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

SIMON BRos. call particular attention
in this mornings HERALD to their ele-
CANT show windows. They are Ger
tainly worth yioEIng to-day.
JAMES DWYER says in looking over his
stock that he Is surprised to find how
hltle is missing which he thinks mar
v6lcUs IN view of the handling his goods
received back and forth. He wishes 10
publicly thank Mr.. J. d. Spencer for
mary kind and in valuable services rem
dsreu at the time of the fire.
RICHARD HOOK was erraigned before
Judge Zane Yesterday afternoon, on
two separate indictments. The first
one read, charged the crime of grund
larceny, In that the defendant had
stolen horse from Edward Jolly, OF
rOoele, on the 1lth of September last.
The second indictment charged assault
with intent to commit murder on one
James Chinn. To both charges the de-
PENDANT entered a plea Of not guilty,
and the Court appointed w. Van Colt
and +. kessler to defend him. The
bonds on the charge of assault were
fixed at 81 500, and at $3.50 on the other
indictment.
Z THERE WAS very good turn out at
both of Stephens music classes on
Thursday last, nearly go names being
enrolled. The evening class was organ
lied as an intermediate reading ana
singing class which will com Dine read
ing and chorus singing, reviewing the
rpdiments of music III such a way as to
be.specially useful 10 those wboshave
studied somewhat already, the ma
jority OF the present members being of
that class of students. Nearly q hun
dred young ladies and gentlemen at
tended the first meering. Both classes
are open to new members until afteI
next Thursday.
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SHERMAN.
He Gives His, Views on the
Silver Question.
FAYORs STOPPING COINAGE.
Men-ChoIsra-Misc
News kilograms
Sherman on the silvsr ouestIon


CINCINNATI, September I.-Senator
Sherman visited the exposition this
morning, and this afternoon was re-
ceived with enthusiasm by the chamber
of commerce In the course OF q brief
speech. lie said: "But the greatest
question of all, perhaps, is the silver
q estion-hew 10 make it equal to the
gold dollar, for there should only be one
standard. ! have gone through one
press of redeeming Uncle Sans money,
and do not want 10 90 through IL
again. You might have to put more
silver in your dollar, and make it equal
to gold, out then it would be too big, az
l. is now. But any way, 1t would be
a good thing to work with. a dollar
must b. dollar ani dollar
worth of silver must be put into
it 10 make it a collar. That is the
honesty and prudence. IL
cad nv way, would stop tho coinage
Of the silver dollar, gather It into Uncly
Sam : gr' at vaulLS, and then issue certl-
ncates and let you handle them. These
certificates would form the basis of our
national bank circulation, and preserve
what | believe to be the best system OF
banks in the country. The tariff anC
other great issues would in a great mea
sure regulate themselves, but the silver
question is the great one OF the future
One dollar Of one value IS what we mus
baye, before we can have that stability
| so necessary to national security ant
business success"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-02
wyoming Cattle Msn Exerolsed.

CHICAGO, October 1.-Dr. Hopkins, of
Wyoming, was in consultation with Mr..
Washburne, at the stock wards, yester-
day. The Doctor said Wyoming stock
growers would not ship aay stock from
Chicago until all dan ser OF p.euTO pneu-
MONA was ever. Washburne said he
felt confident the authorities were doing
their best to prove that there is pleuro-
pneumonia; and that if they proved it,
nothing ould be left undOns to drive
the disease from the country; and if
they did MT prove it, no harm would
result andprooably a great deal of good.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-02
ExeIte1nentinT exaa

Great excitement has been caused /
he vicinity IF Paris, Tex, By 70
remarkable recovery of Ar. ]. E. Cor
ey, who was so helpless that he con!
lot turn in bed, or raise his head
Everybody said he was dying of Cor
sumption. A trial bottle of DR.. King
New Discovery was sent him. Findin
-elief, he bought a large bottle ana
BOX OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills; by IL
tne he had taken two boxes OF Pr.
,nd two bottles Of the Discovery. he W
sell and had gained in flesh thirty-si
pounds. Trial Bottles OF this Greg
Discovery for Consumption freq at :
J, II. L Drug Store. :
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-02
The Solomon Rfxamy Trial.

LONDON, October 1.-The case of Ed,
ward Solomon, husband of Lillian Rus,
sell, arrested for kigamy on the com
plant OF his fist wife, Lilly Grey, came
up for hearing yesterday. The testi-
mony was given that WIN he was first
taken into Custody, solomon admitted
that he was married to Lillian Russell
III New Jersey, and said: anyhow, we
went through some ceremony" 1t was
shown, however, that he and also said
at the same time that when he married
Lillian be was unaware that his first
vile was living, as he had neither seen
nor heard from her for several years.
Solomon was rema 1ded, pending the
arrival from the United States of q
number of witnesses whose attendance
mad been secured. The magistrate re
fused SOlomon's request for reduction
OF bail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-02
On the Turf.

BRIGHToN BEACH, October First
race, three-fourths of a mile-Triple
Cross won by a head, Relax second
Paymaster third. Time, Liz.
Second race, seven-eighths of a mile
Young Duke won by length and q
half. Lizzie Mack second, May w.
third. Time, 1924.
Third race. seven furlongs Unique
won by length and half. Grand Duke
second, WInOna third. Time 1921.
Fourth race, selling allowances, tnree-
fourth mDe-Mella Beach won by a
head, Lizzie Walton second, ANNE
Martin third. Time, Liz.
Filth race. for beaten horses, bandi-
cap, one mile-Sam Brown won by a
length, Lesetia second, Lord LOrne
third. Time, Las.
sixth race, Welter hurdle race, one
and One-fourth miles Hartmann won
by two lengths, Poet second, Win Davis
third. Time, 2.21L.
LEXINGTON, October 1.-KentuCky
TrOtting Horse Breeders Association
trots. Weather fine, track good.
Blue Grass stake, tor 4 year-Olds-
Palo Alto Stock Growers ManzanIta
won, J. q. McMlllan's 4 gustus Haver-
stick second, A. Sharp's Greenlander
third. Time, 2 32H, 2.22, 2.24H.
Special 3-year-oid pacing stock Nor
timer Walkers Edna Wilkes won, II. c.
McDOw'il's King OF BelIaire secoaC.
Time, 2.43. 2.40A, 1864.
go class, trottiug View Stock
Farms Patron won, PaO Alto Stook
Farms Kinda R0so second, III. h
hrlgh-r'S Tom Rogers Third, Cu'
Davis Lizzia Wilkes fourth, w. +
Buckner's G. f. Cay, htth, W. q
Bryan's Oiaf sixth. Time, 2.2lH, z.20I
22,5z 2.2l1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-02
HUMOR OF TIE DAY.

A big trade-Swapping Elephants
SJtings.
Circus tumblers are afflicted with 3
Vaultng ambition. -LO1VsH Citizen.
Tue man who minds his own business
as he olgut tons seldom idle.-CalI
II a watch company should get into
financial difficulties could it do business
on tick2
A hen in the garden of a woman has
"shOO" her enough chance Of being
run Out.-PicHyune.
Where are the British Isles located.
JOhnf" JOhn-rhe British aiSles ara
located in tbs British churches, OF
course. '-Syt,ngs.
There are few more pleasant sounds
than the ringing blows of a w)Odman's
ak when some one else is welding the
ax.-SOmerviHe JoHrnal.
Police en- sre very impartial
When arrests they are N King,
Theyput me in jail Tor sale keeping,
And some IJr safe breaking.
I'm looking for employmant," said
a Young ma, entering a mercha { 8
offics You are hey2 We'll, you VIA,
tud it in thu dicuonar ', over thera-eC--
among the Els. Iid-Bit.
a defaultiug cashier endeayored to
excuse his financial derell&IOnS Oh the
| pea that NJ Va, only following out ms
ScrlpJurai iuju cg,On 70 Hold fasJ that
winch il gn"N '-B)ttpl P.Sf.
The Russians a.e fasiug he al IN
| fiction. l. - no grO1bi- Tor q Russian
novelist u a. pG"k When be writes
the uame' o. tiEe ~ six ot his en- rae
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-02
An End to Bore scrapiuE.

Edward Shepherd. Of Harrisburg, Il
says: Having received so much benz
At from Electric Bitters, feel it IL
duty to let suffering humanity know !
Have had a running sore on my leg f.
eight years; my doctors told me
would have to have the bone scraped Q
leg amputated. / used, instead, thre
bottles of Electric Bitters and sever
boxes Bucklen's Arniee Salve, and ~.
leg is now sound and well" Electric BIZ
tiers are sold at fifty cents bottle an
Buckien's Arnica Salye at sc. per Do.
by z. @. Il. l. Drug Store. 8
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-02

All who are BALD, all who are be-
coming BALD, all who do not want 70
6e BALD, all who are troubled with
DARDRUFF, or ITCHING OF TIE
scalp, should use Bentou's Hair
Grower. EIGHTY PEI CENT. Of those
using it have grown hair. It never
fails to stop the hair from falling.
Through sickness and feYers the hair
sometimes falls of in short time, and
although the person NAV haveTemained
bald for years, if you use BentOns Hair
Grower according to directions you are
sure Of growth Of hair. Ia hundreds
OF cases We have produced o good
growth OK Hair on those who have been
bald and glazed for years, We have fully
5ubSt7ntlated the folio wing facts:
We grow Hair In 90 cases OFT Of 100,
40 matter how long bald. Unlike other
preparations, It contains no a1gar. OF lead,
or vegetable or mineral poiSens. It's
specific for falling hair, dsndruff, and
itching Of the scalp. The Hair Gr0HsE
Is hair food, and its composition u
almost exactly like the OIL which sup
plies the hair With its vitality.
DOUBLE ANDTRIPLE STRENGTH.
When the skin Is very tough and
hard, and the follicle Is apparently effect
ually closed, the single strength viii
sometimes fail to reach the pspilla; IN
such cases the double OF triple strength
should be used in connection with the
single, using them alternately.
Price, Single Strength Sl.01; Double
strength 500, TE3PIe strength, $500. II
your druggists have not got e we VIII
send il prepaid GA receipt Of Friee.
Benton HAI2 GEOWER co,
CisFeisEd, D.
Ees sale by q O. 81. I. Drug Store. I
THE Salt LAKE HERALD il the most
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-02
A Strange Experience at Sea.

SAX FRANCIsCo, Oct Der IA letter
published in the Bulletin under date,
of Kodiak, Alaska, September 10th,
says: The volcano on Peak Pabloff on
a mountain 80 miles southwest of that
place on tue Alaska peninsula Is III
eruption. Slight tails OF volcanic dust.
rzssm oling emery, powdered, nave oeen
observed Capital Curry vi tn schooner
Kodiak, lepur;s that on August 18Th,
when y hundred miles from the vol
cano, the vessel was enyeioped in II
black cloud. The darkness was so
great that lamps were kept burning from
~ AM. Till , pm. At he same time
black dust fell upon the deck to the
depth of several inches. Captain Abbey
OF the United States 5 Gamer CO,lgia,
who arrived here August 2lst, also
brought samples OF dust, and reported
having heard a noise Ike thunder while
passing near the volcanic region. No
earthquake shoes have been reported
thus tar IN connection with the out
break
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-02

BsING entirely vegetable. no particu-
lar care Is required while using DIR.
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets. -
They operate without disturbance to
the constitution, diet, or occupation.
For sick headache, constipation. impure
blood, dizziness. sour quotations from
stomach, bad taste in mouth, bilious
attacks, pain in region OF kidneys. In
ternal fever. blOated feeling about
stomach, rash of blood to hea j, take
Dr.. Pierce Pellets" BE- druggists. C
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-02
Auction! Anotion :

~ * @5,oinlaay, October 4th, at II a. M,
- ~. " West Fourth South Street, COM
ift.-1,'-i8 one fIne piano, stool and cover,
ba .-,oI furniture, dining room furniture,
NJ --. .15 sets, lot of carpet. stair car
80 ~ ''-a mats, line lot OF window shades,
hsJl;; ana draping. mattresses. sprirgs,
cb1;-l-6 ana pillows, toilet sets, tables.
ols,-.aa ana Kitchen furniture, lot or
snJ Ian ana stands. slTerware, glassware
etc CLtoCAery, cook and heating stoves,
&c ANDREWS & WHITLEY,
AEcioaeers.
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A Central City Hero.

Denver, Col, October 1.-Tribune's
Central City: This afternoon Cornelius
Mccoy went down the shaft of the
Nugget Mine 20 procure William Quin-
trail, wao was overcome by poisonous
gas. Later both were taken out, Mccoy
dead, Quintrall in a dying condition.
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Married COUPLES Quazrels

An exchange is responsible for the
statement that IF a married couple
avoid the first quarrel they Will never
have the second" THIS is true, ou: no
more so man the st ;tement II lde by
Goldberg. the clothisr. that if you cree
buy your clothing from him you viii
never go anywhere csc.
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RRaklea'g Arnfaa gaYva.

TIE EESF sALVE In the world fog Gu,
kIatseE, eezbg, UlcaTs, szls- Rheuu
1sTsT Sores, letter. Chepps6 HAND
CbtEbSSiEs, Germs, ana en- 6ki1 Erpl
sSaz, and Peaitiyely ezTeE Piiss, OF L
pay required II 10 guaranteed to Eiv
pSTfGst Subtraction, or money rsfuide,
EzloS = esntS Psr hsE. EoE GSIs By z
o. Il. ]. Drag Store.
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The Fisheries Committee

BosroN, October 1.--Senators Edmunds
aud Frye and the rest of the Committee
on fisheries went 10 Provincetown to-
day to investigate there in reference to
the fisheries dIpute between the United
States ana Canada. The committee will
prob lbly return TO Boston tonight.
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Com in the Treasurr.

y VsHISGToN, October 1.-TOtsI gold
I'm and bullion in the Treasury. Sep
'71oer 5oth, was $242. Sos, 01S, rs com
RSSted with S235. 43O, 635. on the SIst of
NJ previous month. Net gold IL th =
c1..ttiasluTy, after deducting gold ceusf t.
sISss IN the Treasury. cash and IN cir
c S1.auon September 30th $157 .9I7 ,2It, as
- IN u pared with $l75, 49,, 2Ss on. Tie 8lst
VI me previous month.
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"Is there a tailor-shop on this a0or9"
asked a breathless, painting woman Of
the elevator boy, as g stopped on the
fifth landing to take on passenger.
Next floor, madam. Wa you step
in?" replied the elevator last
No, I thank you On dear! An
other pair OF stairs to c. MOI"
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Refused the Grant.

BERLIN, October 1.-The Berlin Post
says that the Congo Free State has re
fused to grant a railway concession TO
the firm of Englishmen because they
were too exacJive IN the terms they de-
manded,
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Tho Cholera at Trieste and Rome

TRIESTE, October There has been
one death from cholera and few new
cases in this city SINCE the last report.
RoNE, Octob 1.-SInce the last re-
port there have been five deaths from
cholera and nineteen new cases througE.
out Italy,
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The Condition as Bad az War CT
Worse.

Sr. PETERSBURG, October 1.-NorOe
Tremya publishes telegram from Mos
COW, which says: The Bulgarian cri-
sis has paralyzed trade, and checked the
revival of business which q good har-
vest had melted. Moscow is prepared
for an eyentdality. The present condi-
ton Is as bad as war if not worse"
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20 Krem nl1 Ab..ilt I'd.

De Tompkyns.-Where TO, my bOy2
De Jenkyns. to the church
fair. 90 aiOBg2
De Tompkyns.-No, no, me boy;
know 1hers there's poser layout. and
III spend my evening there I've been
to church fairs before. ...
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LONDON, October I.-BuIwer will
proceed to Ulster next Saturday. He
has been invested with powers similar
to those given to General Sir Redvers
Butler in COUNTY Kerry.
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AT WASHINGTON.
DOingS in the National Cap
ital on Friday.
THE SILVER CERTIFICATES,
Total C0insge-COmmiSsioner Colman
--Manning-"Stand by the Ship"
-TuIf-Other News Items.
From the Capital,

WASHINGTON, October 1.-The extern
sion of the special delivery SYSTEM OF
the Postoffice Department to all post
Offices and local classes of matter goes
iato effect to-morrow.
The United States Treasurer to-day
issued Ihe following notice in regard 10
the issue of The one dollar
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sung Heavily. against the Anar
chists. rz1.-

-EIPsIc, October 1.-THE, arr stei
,.o''-'ists may. expect severe, punish
--'e'''-possibly imprisonment fer five
5beIS' which IS the extreme penalty OF
r r-e law. LIebnecht's speech i'm AmenCs,
s555elLer with the recent dOuAuOl 0.
=, MARKS to assist Chicago Anarchists
80 oo:ostlnIng new trial, viii Jeii heavily
against the defendants.
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YETERANs on LEE UNIoN

called upon the Public Printer dag
in behalf of their comrades who had
been discharged from the Government
Printing Office Benedict assured them
that the Union soldiers in his Office
need not fear discharge, if competent
and attentive to business.
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Whipped to Death.

Moscow, October 1.-The Ga=e,ts de-
clares that thirty BuIgalians have BEEN
whipped to death for expressing SYM
patty with Russia 5 ton in Bulgaris.
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"sTAED BY THE SHIP"

and see the administration through, il
his physical condition will admit of it,
He would put himself to great personal
inconvenience TO do this. HIS absence
would be q serious loss to tie Cabinet,
and Mr.. Cleveland would feel il keenly.
OF course, as q friend, Mr.. Cleveland
would not urge upon him too strongly
to remain if it involved an injury t. his
health, but he will do all he can 20 re-
tain his services without. taxing his
Strength. 1t NAV be said. With cer-
tainty, thatMr. Manning viii MAKE the
trial Those who are in a position to Be
best informed on the situation, do not
think that Senator Mcpherson will be
Secretary Of the Treasury, should Mr..
Manning find, by experience. that mis-
retirement from active life is neces sary
to his health.
The committee Of the 4 Il