Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-03

who was sent TO England some
time since made report exhibiting the
details ot the system of differentiation
practiooh there. Since that time the IN.
dcrraluationa have been, 20 some extent.
1 discontinued, but tho customs officials
are ~ the oplblOn that these Invoices
need 20 be closely watched. There are
a number ~ consular agencies attached
10 this consulate, tho notariai
fees OF which are very consid
cradle, and all Of which, lt
would ecom, uudcr the recent ,ioclslon in
the Dadeau case Ia New York, will belong
10 the consul Mosby'a claim h similar
70 that OF Gen. Badcau First Comp.
trollcr Durham has az yet had no oppor.
tuniy tn tully examine tho merits VI the
claim Of Col, Moehy he asks for the r..
turn OF moneys received for cxamna.
ilon fees, under the act OF
lhh3, ON foreign vessels loRv-
Ing China Col Mosby wants
70 have returned s6iio paid 20 the United
states as collected from Chinese ems.
grants Tor his ocrtncAlion whether their
coming 70 this country was compulsory
or not. Col moshy argues that his ser.
vices 10 these cases were not onolal, or
that they were hot required Of nm VA hts
FhlhNfAf hhlfNhNNo ~ AlVNfNAMn AUHNMit NNU
therefore, he considers the MONEY
earned ny him when employed by forelnn
governments 20 he Ia tho nature ~
extra compensation. Judge Durham
does not take kindly TO Col MOshy's plea
In advance II 40 examination Of the case.
lie thlnke that Col. Mosby as q private
citizen would not have been employed by
outside parties iu China 10 certify for
emiRrants, nor would hiH certificate have
been OF value wore he not the
American consul, Therefore, u sooms at
the treasury department 90 be straming
ilne points considerably Tor AN ox-repro-
sentative oi the United States abroad TO-
claim hs extra compensation money paid
20 him because OF hia oillclAi siandinn
The case IL almost parallel with that of
Con. badeau, tx-cunsul general 10 Lon
don. Tue view of tho law officer Of the
TREASURY IN that case was shown Ia the
direction by the solicitor Of the treasury
for the commencement OF suit IN New
York
rHE RlFIKs no nv 1nERE.
WASHINGTON, D0a. o. GEN H. H.,
Wright, commanding the Second brigade,
Iowa National Guard, annouucpS his IN.
lention Of bringing picked battalion VI
Iowa companies 20 the national tourna-
ment, and names the following
Davenport, Ottnmwa, Muscatne,
DeH MONIES, Shenandoah and
Marshalltown, The brigade band
viii accompany them, and tie Dubuque
Drum corps has written expressing do,
sire 10 be present A letter hua been re-.
oeiyed stating that the San Antonio iles
OF Texas Will surely too on hand with a
picked team The Rides hold the htato
championship Of Texas.
AMERICAN CoSsuLArEs IN GREAT nnfr.
AIN,
WAslnNGroN, Dec. Pc United states
Consul General Waller has reported to
| the department OF state tho results o, his
tour OF inspection OF tho American con,
anlat0s In Great Britain The con
sul.genorai refers TO the pn6li-
cation In New York paper of
recent date Of ma article In which It ls,al.
legged that hn American consul Ia Great
Brltain IL IN possession NJ trust funds
which he n unableo or unwilling TO account
| tori That he IL In social disrepntc, and
that II IL proposed 20 bring his case TO
the attention 81 her maiosty'a minister
of foreign affairs Consul General
Waller says that he has made the
most slgid aud searching Inquiries into
the allegation, and as result announces
that the story N malicious and unbound
odj tbs there IL no consul la tho district
who does not enjoy the esteem aud CON
ildence Of The community Ia his social
and buaincss relations, aud sustains tho
dignity Of his cnloo
GOVERNOR on DAKOTA.
WAsniNGroN, Dec 2.--llou. NJ II.
| Day, better SHOWN to1he Dakota Domoc-
raoy ~ "Miko Day. Is 90 be appointed
governor Of the territory. This IL regarded
as deliuitely determined upon. Judge
Church, formerly Of New York, now hold.
! Ing a judicial appointment aud roeldmg
at Huron, u, r., was the prceidonps
selection for the gOyernorkhlp, but
ho prefers 10 keep what DO has
got aud added his influence with Mr.
Cleveland to the support OF Mr.
Day. Heretofore thoro has been good
doal Of wranging between Democratic
factions Of The territory over the federal
appointments, but Tor the present tho
differences have been dropped In Mr.,
| Dny'A interest,