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Daily Republican., 1886-03-02

and asks the Senate to conarm his
nominations; that II, 70 endorse his &c
ton. This the Senate refuses 10 do
without knowing al the facts In the
case. II the President has information
that justifes him In making . sum
mary removal. the Senate contends that
II 10 entitled 70 know the character OF
that information before IL endorses Mr..
| Cleveland's action.
Never until the present administra-
ton came into power has sueh informa.
ion been withheld Upon this issue the
Senate can well sff nd ~ appeal TO the
/ D sopls. The special message which the
President sent 20 the Senate yesterday
lie Clevelandish ali through, and well
|c1mports with his character % . des'
DO. It would be received with greatei
consideration OF respect did 10 proceed
from ST. Petersburg instead Of from
Washington. The message is q direc
declaration OF war against the Senate
aud the latter has already answered
back by refusing 10 confirm Pill'oury
aud Chase, TIE TWO maia cJnsptra'or
in the GArcelon attempt 70 steal TIL
STATE Of Maine few years ago.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02
The Habit of Lying.

After a tongue has once got the knack
of lying, it is not TO be imagined how
almost impossible il is to reclaim it.
Whence it comes 10 pass that we see
some men, who are otherwise very
honest, so subject to this vice.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02

QUESTIONED PUZZLE sALE- .,sda..
OF the Subscribers. on the Philadelphia PIKE,
Brand ywine Hundred, on
WEDNESDAY, MARoH. Sd, 1855,
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02
PUEBLO sALK.

0UBLIO sALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER,
about 70 rslinquisn farming, Will cell %
puDllo sale, at his feeidence IN Hendyulne
Hundred. on the road leading nom Wiiminx'
ton 10 Edgemoer, 2 miles nom Wlnipg on
and u nile from Elgemoor station, on
THURSDAY, MARoH 4rH, 1850.
att O'Clock, p. m,
the following personal property, 70 wit;
head ~ horses. No. !, brown mare. IL year
+, Id. good worker and extra driver NO.
bay mare, . Year, old, partly brnser NO
3. gray colt, coming year. OLD. NO. =, dark
gray soit, coming years old, tnis pair are
hAlfbrothers, large AiSs, and would make
|RoOi team.
II head OF COWS; among them are some VIII
calves by thor tider, otbers spring. fS6kN8
ing, and some miikiLg; good 49,
shoat; lot CT chickens and deehs; ~.
market dearborn, 3spf ings; ! caffiAse,
cart, wheelbarrow, Q piows Il Syracael'
harrOwa, cultiTAtors. FORKS. ehoveie, noee.
&c.; dearborn harness, pillow and cart mar.
ness, churn. butte -tu0 (iarse siSe), pans,
buckets, scales, cream cans and other dAiIy
fixtures; corn by the bushel, ~ acres q
wheat In Eround. a lot Of hay ana fodder ana
various othsr artlcles.
Cos DTrIors. All sun Of s2b and under,
| cash; all over that amount, credit Of foui
mon'h BIS will DO given BY purchaser givihp
baAkAble note with approved security, OF
/ per cent of credit gums for cash.
Il ltw dtlo&mT 10 .EPH II. TALLEf.
l.. W. Stidham b Son. Auetionterf.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02
JoIIN WANAMAKER.

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market
streaEs and OIty-nAll square.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02

lOWcbt-ub low CIouSh "
be fair.
Such is Book News. And |
what do you think it costs :
&C tor the month; 25c for the
year.
And, while we are selling
books by the hundreds, nay.
thousands OF tons, and
scattering information about
them, which causes other
tons to be sold by book
sellers everywhere-aOe have
no patent on bookselling-
booksellers worrythemselves
a bout our bookselling.
Hadn't they better try to do
as we do and see if they
can't sell as we selll
There's the Publishers
| Weekly. New York. in a
fever Of worry. Booksellers
air their worries In it. Worry
a way, both Publishers
| Weekly and booksellers BY
and bye you'll find that the
people themselves h a v e
something to say.
By the Thirteenth street door.
The ten-cent-gingham
news of yesterday tell on the
ginehsm trade like a clap Of
thunder.
Ten-cent giogham h a 6
forty-eighty threads to the
inch. Forty-cent ginghan
: has ninety-six to the inch
French sateen the same
. These accent black-ant.
, white clerks have eighty
. threads to the inch. Fol
> the present we sell them fol
Ioc.
9 Six sizes of checks from
very small to half-inch
black-and-white checks
k no colors-the colors o
!. equal grade are 25c.
e Northwest nom the center.
y German Isle hose OF nine
: teen colors, SIZE; white heel
: and toes and mare substan
tial.
i West Of Arcade, sixth counter.
~ A few dusty pieces OF mu'
s lin underwear, two-thirds I
n three-quarters; as good {
u the average.
4: When these few piec
e are gone, We, shall have
8; full stock OF muslin and car
i brio underwear, factor
e, work and hand-work, Fren'
nd and American, nothing b
), new.
, al We have raised our stan,
: :, :. ard higher than ever; bett
III work OF every degree
fl -eness and decoration.
, West of Arrads seventh and Gig
s. counters; next the ear.
J. A "job" OF Vienna in
IL stands, paper-weights, b'i
a-brac, bronzes, real bronz
n some OF them, mostly NJ
IS body cares whether real
Ie. not-not a choice collecti
.; -cheap-ore third W
O. thousand pieces perha
II Some pretty things amo
N. them. You never saw
Is many artistic things togeth
DC. without some good on
ter One-third of nobody kno
II. too little to talk about
yer 25c and more.
tai South of the oity-han-square door; a
the aisle from the CLOCKS.
=. "Exna-plate' oyster.iol
" for les than half, $I.5o
w. dozen. We never heard
~ - them under 1915.
IN Butter-knives, Csc each;
~, ~ cheap as the oyster forks.
~ "Extra-plate," we GU
- to tell you, is the thinnest
u standard silver,plate -
:, grades are: "extra-pla
AZ, ~ double" 'trip!e" and lat
~ - "quadruple" - there'll
III =, "quintuple" next.
iCoA North of the City-hallsIra q door
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02
4I8 WEST FRONT STREET.
. & .& & Or
FOR SALE.

by JESTER d McDANNIEI- 90 head
Of horses and mules, consisting OF draft and
driving driving horses; several PAT OF god match
f4-d&W II
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02

nOSTPONED PUBLIC SALE- WILL
be sold at public sale. at the residences
OF the Subscribers on the Philadelphia PIKE,
Brand ywine Hundred, on
WEDNESDAY, MARoH. Sd, 1855,
at II O'Clock, m. sharp,
the following penonai property. TO Wit
One gray mare. gentle and hind twelve
good cows, will be in p:ofit by DAY OF sale ;
| I iump-sest carriage, nsarly new ! Market
dearborn, plows, block and fall, ! set
dearborn harness, whoelbarrow. ShfeI
h Demipg feed cutter, J sWiss RED ea.,e ,s
ems, 4 pairs Of turkeys l R-nihtone aud
| fra ne, nearly new l01S acres OF wheat In
the ground milk churhr, good AZ new
portable boiler, 30 gallons 2 outte' TUBS, l
with revolving block ice cream TUBS,
"a fe cur board ! set Of pea &c and WeiEhu, ]
beam and peas. 2 hay forks, i dung fork.
croWbars, z sledgts, lot Of stone hammers .
hoes, pairs Of window eurtains,ne ! par
lor stGve, nevis nglass, round, new fAshion
/ 1 feather be land redding, j set OF psrioI
lfurniture. l set Of ming room furniture, ]
set nf kitchen furniture, bureau, pairs oil
lbedsteads and bedding, one ingram parloi
tcarpet new q lot Of stair and entry carpet
Igood a lot Of stair II DIS. good 20 yards Of
Imatting, 200 ; enc che-rf table. go'd one
Iextsntion table, dToD leaf. ten feet lot o.
ldishes and other things too numerous
IN sntion kAYi OR n CARSON.
1 l.. W .StIdhAm Il Son, l. uc:s, re u
I"ORSES AT PUBLIC SALE AT ray
III lor's nolel, Ninth aud Shipl-y streets
WtImilgt n, Del, on
! WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1850,
at ! O'Clock, p. M,
% head Of young and SQUAD horses, ~
tom UNTO and Nirg MIA, for farming, -
tdtiving and heavy draft.
This lot Of horses will BE- selected espe
IciaIly for this sale and VII DO guaranteed a
reprf sente1 or no sale and money or not
tcheerfully refunded.
: These horses will be a. the stable two day
, previous u the sale, where they can ee Zee
and tried.
Catalogues isned two days bsiofe sale.
Two and four Insnths credit.
X L. ROBERTS.
l., W. Stidham a. Soa, Au,ts. rs eGd-ts
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
TWAS THELEADING BEARS
THAT ENGINEEREB THE CONsPI-
RACY TO LOCK UP MONEY.
They Had Covered heir shorts aad
Accomplished More Than Thef
Expected "A Primer Basis. r

Nav YORK, D csmber 10 The
Erening Post ssys: A well known
broker SAID today that he theught a
deliberate ,consp racy 70 lock up
money had been engineered by lad
eIs il the bear movement. Upto yes
terday they had covered good many
of their shorts, but MT all OF them,
and When they sgaiu made sn effort
yesterday 10 dspiess tie market on
csrtaio lines they accomplished more
than they EXPECTED. Tue market was
then in such G, nditiou that only en-
additional push was needed TO send 1t
downward with rush. he believed
thst the beais took advantage OF the
situation TO 'rcoop IL" . large amount
OF various ttocks, aud ID Il, their NEXT
appearance, for some lime to come,
would be in the character Of bulls.
Hence he expected sharp rally Ii
stocks very soon, If no more failures
occurred, aad an easier money mar
ket.
A prominent bank president sqid
thar he did not agree with those who
though. tnat tLsie had heen any con-
cered movement TO create q tight
money market TIE banks statement
did not indicate this, aud there hsd
not been moch money 10 lock up,
anyway. F.om present appearances,
hinge in Wal street had already
touched bottom, and he was glad that
the tumble had occurred. Il would
clear tho atmosphere aud establish
business on a frmer base. There
would be no moe Kilkenny for cor-
siderable period, ard the caicken
feeder class Gf securities would be
relegated to theiI proper position.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
INSTANCES OF ABsURDTTT.

"Ror example, l understand they
examine all classes OF employees in the
Poetoiiice Department above the grade
OF common laboreIs -even the clerk
whose business it is to run about town
all day aud deliver letters. They ask
them all about geography, history and
Astronomy before they are appointed,
but never a word about the sounduets
Of their legs, which is1he most impor-
tAnt pat OF their qua &c tiOis.
"This civil service performance was
borrowed from E gland ny set Of
literary crDks, who get the cut Of
their whiskeis and eye glasses from
the same source. II 10 essentially
mouarchiosl, bsUanss Il provides LIE
cfiices. II aman should hold any Of.
fee for life In order TO bs able to per
folm his duties in the best m inner
why DOESN'T the tame regessity call
foT life tenure in the very highest
Officer The whole country would rise
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
Chicago 6endI"g NOAey TO New
FORK.

CHICAGO, Ill, D cemher l6.-"Chi-
csgo," eaid N. b. r am, a prnmineut
Spectator, "sert TO New York by
telegraph 10 meei toe emergency there
yesterday about fl,500,OO0. Az least
that am unit If mac ey waa wir4d by
Chicago h uses to heir New York
houses, and by Chicago men long OF
etocks. think ths huyers Of stocks
yesterday were generally men who
knew what they might be called to
pay for them, AM mat, | think, gives
a little be- Ter t. 20 the market"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
TUSCUMBlA, ALA.
THE RAPID GROWTH or sHEF-
FIELD ASSURED
ny the Railroad shops ana Troy
Furnaces That Have Already
Been Contracted For.


Trscrvn,. A.. Decsmher IA
To SbaBaIJ o-c;'snsnt l. ayan mora
~ ohennnan ~ than Il Il raoressnts
- 81 10 b. tba nrass Eyarv ram
hr;o NJ o sonsr nn,cbessrs aad he saias
H. se;ts q h "a wastber are from sac
900 - ssa eoo Az in c;,o Io,s eiona
~ ~ - % go ;1 ,Sst a osntIemsn Tom Mo.
III bas hnnsht eso 100 wo,th today
Tn .dJjt;on 10 tbese saIes tracts ~
ianJ jn 1be vic;u;tv are esllino a
I'm stoo 70 saoo nar ac,e Tho 1ac,
thot he Shons oG tpras yoiIroada are m
no Iocitad OF ShsfB Id nsmelv M and
n r. q + and N iOoInmnia HreI
an snd : snd p and 6vs furnsccs Of ia
tons da;iy ,.nsrity each heinS Already
I'D con,ract and twn mora nrom-
"a nu,s tba ShefiaId entsTnrss on a
80 "a go fnnndstion Tho ON.
Lnnooa IL 90 tha ShoB IA atocv
n;nan 20 Wsss,s GoTa 4 10 tooetheT
Sith frat III thsir fnyn,cs stock will
ha az IsrgeIv mora than nnouoh 10 bnild
the tbSes IuTnaces "a he mt nm nv
tnem
Tnsoruh,o "a an;ovino q opiet bnt
srrs I'D .teadv ~ IN rsal n,onertv
whilst evsTv t,sct nj Land IN three
s;da. ~ 4, ~ a. nonId ha had bas heen
hNn"ht az sanrss raaching in some in
STAGE Isy nm int, the hnodreds. All
Of The canital stock of TIE Shelf Id
and Trscpmh;a St1aet rsilUay wsa
oricklv tstanf s50 cO0l and a meet
mo for oyg,niN non Ia called for lam
arH al M;tb ,ha eomn alton of q ia
81 ~, Inc tha short diaiancs he.
.s,ean Sbaa Ia ana Tnscnmhia will
o'on,t 20 nnthiDo onS rronartx in
a. Iat,ar ,,aos iii ha worth ss much
SnG az 40 ,p" Oo =" w "' ' "
90 Nv NJ w. 49, 80 sohools .h,vohas ~
al aennnirs t;nrs cord socIetv ard
81 noiina - 80 ali - wb;ch
soou pJ hla cd which thnsa
Sa o ,h;IJran ~ sI,csta will not
he slo5 10 asti,nate A rss;3ence In a
oood "a "a,t,aS oonanrnitv and a brsi.
noi hna.i;oa thrivjno n,annIac-
tns pS - 49, r;'b,n 6sa Ioinn,ntas, lido
vi, 800 rnanro now nnmar as a
rnoa orran.amant ~
MI ~, ,aas;na sSoDs ot tha Mo,orhiO
ana m arleston AHEAD arc undaT CON-
trac, and are tn ha mn within half a
miIa Of insomnia -. conjderahlv
naarsr tha, 10 Shefi ia This onviatss
the nece'a'tv If b1eakiro mn hare Inv
saversl families connaotsd with the
road and will donhtlsss add many
more IN our nnulalion.
The ioe fact6Tv now bsins built nj
the head OF our mammoth sprino by
vnur enterntisine towos mem B lhlen.
Huse & Co, will soon be com oleted'
and with their great adv ,ntave of 10.
cation. these gentlemen iced have NO
fears of euccess,ul competition,
To all who seek inysstments in this
section YOU can saw tat thew can have
no conception Of tbs state OF thinRe
until thew are drawn into the vortex
o! The q lancial whirlpool. where SlOJ,
coo propositions are 40 thick as leaves
on simmer current, Ii ia believed
that there will be- more money! in TIN
| (Ool.bert )couoty by he la. Of Janua v
isss. than there w2uld have bean II
1860 il every slave in the county ha,
| l. an a,ld g. htp IN yal,a Tn, v,o,,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17

up against thai, and this civil service
matter 10 only the beginning Of the
end in that direction to be carried into
the highest Offices, when these spes of
e glish manners and worshipsrs Of
English institutions can get the power
90 to do. No business man., outside Of
he government, employs his agents
and clerks In this manner.
"The law was passed by Congress,
NOT one man in ten of which, IN my
opinion-I had almost eaid 10 my
knowledge-believed in It,"
pAH TO Ti
"How do you regard Mr.. Clevs-
lands attitude in relation to the civil
service law7p
Bah! Whysbould / ray anything
about how a humbugi is carried Out
II he is content with his illustrations
OF lis beauties am"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
Treasurer jordan on ,ho Panic.

WAsHINGroN, December l6.-Ireas
urer Jordan Fad, this afternoon, ia
speaking OF the situation in Wall
street, that he had received informs-
t,oa from there today which shows
that the demand for money is ex-
cessive at high rates. The action OF
the department, however, in anticipa-
ton the January interest on 4 per
cents, was taken, he said, without
preference to New York, being in.
tended to meet the general needs of
the country by distributing money 10
banks IN all sections, Ca!csRo, DIN
ciRnsti, New o leena, and other sub
treasury cities, al well as Nav York,
While exchange in New York is at a
discount, checks viii be paid at other
subtreasury poins in preference.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
THE PROHIBITION VOTE.
How ID. mas drown since 1854.


Rochester IN " Hrald: At this
years electlOnstne Pioninitionists hsd
ticket ia twenty.nre States, the ex'
cepuons berry Arkansas, Georgia,
kentucky, louisiana, NJ ssssippi,
Nevada, Scuts OAfoina, Tenn
and Virginia In Aiahama, Maine,
Oregon, Rhode Island and Vermont
the Prohibtio vote was registered
on the day OF tho S'ate election ia
tnrsa Statss, re'pactiVey, and in the
other States or the ID of Novem ,er.
Besides the vote cast IN the Ave States
ta0t he'd thur lection early, the
Voice, the Prohlb ton organ, has oh
tanned he exact voc oil the party in
thirteen other Safes, and its tisures
are given IN the Gu Joined table:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
Mr., and Mrs. Hamilton FIsh Ce'e-
brate Their Golden Weddiog.

Nav YORK, December l8.--Mr. and
Mrs. Hamilton Fish gave a reception
lss. evening A. their residence on the
occasion ofithe tiftieth anniversary OF
their marriage. The reception YVES
confined 10 the relatives and nearest
friends, Mr.. F,h's fell beard lie sll.
very now, but his luXuIiant hair 10 "a
da,k as when he was Secretary of
State in Gen. Grants Cabinet. He
wore q dark rose in the lapel OF his
coat, and leaued slightly GA a cane
while receiving his friends 1t the
parlor door. Mls, Fish was Mics
Ksau, of South Carolina, fiity years
ago. Her grandfather represented
south Carolina in the old Ooniedera-
ton Of State, which preceded the
Constitutional Union II States M.
aid Mrs. Fi5h have seven ohi'dten.
ALI OF them were present, except one
OF the giandsons, who g in school in
England.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
NEWPORT LANDING, ARK.
Deputy sherif w. a. Cannon Cor
reefs an appeal" COrrespOndent.
10 the Edltors of nc AppeAli

To the Editors Of the Appeal;
NEWPORT LANDING, MISS, Deem
Der Is. I'm reply e. letter in the
APPEAL in regard t. Marshall Lingg
and MIR. Amp capturing Bill Kelley,
the notorious horse thief, | desire to
say that sm the mau that laid the
ropes to catch him and l am the man
that arrested him and am the man
that recovered all the horses aud
mules that have been recovered in
this State seven head in all. Mar
shall LiDgg knows that | wrote for
him 10 come and get him, as thought
all the stock was stolen In Arkansas,
aud so II there is anything TO bs got /
am the man who ou9ht to ct II.
w. @. CANNON,
Deputy SLerih,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
In the other eleven States where
Prohibition tickets we're run, the vote
-,----1-. -. s.w.akal Z. .. f>tIona.
closely rs mated, ie as follows:

There Is nothing n these tables thSt
Is discouraging TO the Prohibiuonisis,
and if they can only keep on in the
same ratio Of increase, hey will be
rather formidahp, in some OF the
States, in the campaign Of 1883.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
THE IRREpRESSlBLE BEN
SPEAKS HIS MIND FREELY AS
TO TIE
Presidential Prospect IN 1883
Cleveland Will Not ucceed Him
self-Ihe Labor Party.

NTu York, December 13.-The Her
ala nbilshec the iollogi g a. the YER
I i'm part OF an interview with Gen.
u or 1t was written out Tor his re-
u on and was approved by him:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
man M.r.nnII > wiIder Dend,

BosToS, MASS, D cembsr l6-The
Hon. Marshall 7. Wilder ded at his
residences at Roxhury at 1880 O'Clock
this morning. lie had just passed his
eighty-sixth bhtoday. Mr.. Wilder
had for many year been Que OF the
most prominent men in the coun'ry,
besides having a world wide Teputa-
ton es Que Of the foremost pomolo-
gas and horticulturs sta of the Ooun-
try. He was president Of the Amer
ican Pathological society, and was
making active preparations for meet'
log of that society in Bo ston, Ia 1877,
NJ the time II his death.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
TIL BIZ Y
CRAIG
GARDEN SEEDS

Our present stock Ia full and complete, and
we arc prepared to furnish our Pspercd Seed
In neat and attractive style, to the tade, at
the lowest rato. We have also large stocks
OF GRASS AMI FIELD SEEDS for Spring
Planting. Our Annual Catalogue will be
ready for ditttibuton by First of January.
Send for one.
r.. G, CRAIG g. co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
No. Ia Jefferson Street,
(Betwoon Main and Front.) MEMPHIS
IEata hIiahad in 1870

aB-MerchaUts and Planters, small
Farmers AMI Gar ienors, should in the In
terval between Harvest and Planting time,
look out or tho future, and
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-17
SPARKS FAILS AGAIN.
his Scheme to Abolish the Minnesota Sur
veyor Generalship Successfully
Resisted.
hx-Uongressman Van Aernam on Trial at
st. Cloud for Alleged Malicious.
Prosecution.
At Baltimore 500 Carloads of Minne-
sofa Flour Await Shipment to
Europe.
st. Louis County's Delegation Unfav-
orable to Congressman Nelson's
denomination.
A hittle scheme Blocked.

SPECIAL to the Globe
WASHINGTON, June 16.-The fine Italian
INST Of IgnatiuS Donnelly has finally put such
twist on the Minnesota surveyor-general-
ship that Col. Crooks will probably choose TO
decline the Office when it is rendered to him.
Mr. Donnelly accomplished his work through
his old Philadelphia friend, Mr.. Randall who
had the legislature bill so amended to-day as
TO cut the appropriation for the entire Office
Of the surveyor-generalship down from
$4,000 TO $500 and the salary from
$4,000 to $500. The committee had amended
the bill so as TO carry out Commissioner Sparks
Idea of abolishing the Minnesota district alto
gether. Mr.. Gilfillau prevented the adoption
of this amendment by raising point of order
and by determined resistance succeeded in
preserving the Office to Minnesota and Sc
curing the appropriation of So, 500 for it, On
the statement that there was $4,000, coo acres
yet to be surveyed in Minnesota. Mr. Gil
fllan's amendment was accepted by Mr.. Ran
dali and at once passed. Had the commit
tees amendment passed Surveyor General
Taylor of Dakota would have jurisdiction
over the uusurveyed public domain in Mime
sofa, with an increased allowance for clerks
and expenses.
The Minnesota members say there is no
chance of saving the old appropriation in the
senate
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-17
FROM w WARRINGTON.
Personal and General Notes OF In,
terest TO the Northwest.

Personal and General Notes OF In,
terest to the Northwest.
Special to the Globe
WASHINGTON, June 16.-Christian Excl of
st. Paul, who has been in the pension Office
twenty-five years, was discharged to-day.
His salary was 1900 and he has been prnci-
pal examiner for some years on the board of
review. By singular coincidence the presi-
dent has recognized Andres Colulnbo Beans,
consul of the Argentine Republic at Boston,
which may be taken as a fair exchange for
the Minnesota representative for five years
pastin South America, Gen. Christopher Column
bus Andrews, Familiarity known as"Beans.''
The following fourth-tlass postmasters were
appointed to-day: In Dakota, Dwight, Rich
land county, G. NJ Johnson, vice John Mil
Ter, resigned; Harrison Douglass county, L.
Marker, vice Isaac Dehahn resigned Re
ports just received show the value of exports
from the port of Duluth during May to have
been but SIT, and from St. Paul and St. Vim
cent together $5,937.. Maj. John NJ. Bacon,
Seventh cavalry, stationed at Fort Totten,
Dak., has been detailed by the secretary of
war to visit the camps of the sew
eral organizations of the Minnesota
National guards during their encampment
at New Ulm and White Bear lake
Mimi. The senate has rejected the
ton, on the ground that he sold liquor in VIC
lation of tina Iowa prohibition law. Richard
Hodges expected to be nominated in his
place. Vinton has had two reflections, John
Pyne, the first appointee, being thrown out
for having taken illegal pension fees from a
client. Senator Spooner will not return
home to Hudson Immediately after adjourn
ment, but with Mrs. Spooner and the boys
will spend por ton of the summer at the
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