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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-07
STILL SILENT.
Salisbury Remains Silent on the
SackviIie Dismissal.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-The impression
prevails here that Lord Salisbury is re-
serving any intended reference to the
Sackville incident for the ministerial
banquet. which takes place at Guild
Hall on Friday next. Thus far he has
declined to make any statement regard
ing the matter for publication. He will
then doubtless feel it necessary to say
something about it, as what he feels
and the course he intends to pursue
concerning the incident is awaited with
good deal of interest. The official pa
pers, which were published to-day con-
tanning the correspondence between the
dismissed minister and the premier af-
ford conclusive evidence of what was
suspected all along. that the muddle
was largely due to the neglect of both
sides to use the cable freely, and have
proper understanding Immediately after
the occurrence. 1t seems that a miSun-
derstanding was the result of this neg
lect. The combined cable bill would
not have exceeded $40.
The Latest Feminine Dog Craze.
Although the fashionable world adopts
from time to time many novel and curl
Gus kinds of pets, the dog, as really
domestic animal, rarely meets with a
formidable rival. In all his breeds, from
the tiny toy terrier to the huge maStiff,
he reigns supreme in town and country.
1t is therefore matter of Importance
that new dog is about to appear in our
midst. There was great demand for
fresh canine: the rotund English pug
has been vOtedosleepy and stupid; the
great settlers somewhat too eXuberant in
dow nil
ship, so it is expected and hoped that
the stranger will strike the happy me-
dunn line. He is little and furry and
black, not unlike small Spitz, and he
halls from the Low countries. He has
all the requisite good qualities, being
affectionate and vivacious, added to
which he is an expert rat catcher. His
dogship will find his debut into our
drawing rooms considerable of an ele-
walton, for his life hitherto has been
passed liz the gloomy recesses of narrow
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-07

OlnpLES, black. heads, red, rough, chapped
TIM and oily skin prevented by CUTICURA
SOAP.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-07
SKIN, SCALP AND BLOOD
Diseases Cured by Cuticura Renee
dies, When Hot springs. Doc
tors and All Other Med


Having been sufferer FOR two years and q
half from disease caused by bruise On the
leg, and having been cured by the CUTIcURA
REMEDIES when all other methods and rem
edies failed, deem it my duty to recon-
mend them. l visited Hot Springs to no
avail, and tried several doctors without snc-
cess, and at last our principal druggist, Mr..
John p Finlay Ito whom 1 shall ever feel
gratefully, spoke to me about CUTIcuRA, and
consented to give them trial, with the re-
suit that am perfectly cured. There is now
no sore about me. l think l can show the
largest surface where my sufferings sprang
from of any one in the state. The CUTIcURA
REMEDIES are the best blood and skin cures
manufactured. l refer to Druggist John p
Finlay and DR.. D. G. Montgomery, both of
this place. and to Dr. Smith, Of Lake Lee,
Miss.
ALEXANDER BEACH, Greenville, Miss.
Mr.. Beach used the CUTIcURA REMEDIES at
our request, with results as above stated
A. B. FINLAY 4 CO., Druggists
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-07

Going to WatertOwn and Huron?
Take the Manitoba Railway. Trains
leaves 7:30 p. IN. daily.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-07
One of the Finest.

The Montana Express over the Man.
itOba Railway.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-07
sCRoFULA7 YEARS CURED.

have been trou bled with scrofula seven
years, which flrst started esio on me top OF my
slant itching, casting off Of dry scales, and
watery liquid exuded from under the scales.
/ treated it for seven years unsuccessfully,
and was unable to check it until 1 found
your CUTIcURA REMEDIES. One box CUT1-
cURA, one cake CuT1ouRA SOAR and one bot
tie CUTICURA REsoLvENT completely cured
me, my skin becoming perfectly clear and
smooth. S. j. DAVIS,
Artesia, Los Angeles County Cal
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-07
OUR DASHlAG BEAUTIES.
American Girls Who Walk and Ride for
Pleasure.
HAVING HEALTHY EXERCISE.
BIakely Halls Observations Of Clever
Women---Seenes and Incidents at
Home and Abroad.

N a letter to the
Louisville Courier
Journal from New
York, Blakely Hall
writes: Arrived
from Boston very
early the other
morning, and as
the town looked
dusty and hot. |
jumped into a ham
som and went up
toCentral park for
breakfast. A S l
crossed Madison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

weeks before tho Pensacola can DO ica1y ior sea- NV
Admiral contcmplacs maldng tho Galena iehporai;
dngship for a cruise on tho .'o"-Ens'"''u '0"''
tho Ossipco ,
Tho Aldermen yesterday directed the Long lslana
Railroad COMPANY 10 scncc all It, tracks IN inc Guy
and to manialn gates 2, all crossings
\ letter was recently sen. 70 secretary 'ampn'H'
~ rc Clvn Service Commission. Offering 600 II INC
Ito, coi1 eocur, . ,grc on the eligible list OF inc
FIyc department. Tho letter viii lc laid before tho
Craad jay. o.
Tho sum OF 81 600, to pay or floating dcb', was
raised on sunday ai the Siuyvcsani ave 'ohsfrS".
tono Church by Edward kim5al. the veteran Hoo'
lalscr.p who has aided many struggling churches
Five vonns men cnicrcd the competitive cNamina-
ton for appointment Of CADET at West Foi"' h''' '"'
lid Congress District Yesterday.
Tho drowned body of woman was founn IN In'
Atlantic Dock Yesterday ~ tho steward ol 'ho
schooner Lizzie She was about oTy-hVc "i ihouur'
height with black hair, and was dresser III '"'''0
gown. $1,000.
only six Of the Bridge Trustees attended their meet
inc Yesterday and no business was tran acted ih'
reports for Junc showed cash on hand al ih' DS'iS
OF the month. $lO9.153 ] receipts from 'Iahc TT
o05 40: from other sources. E-T6 % to''''
,gt 90 Expenditures 572,970 Is Balance, Sill
4f4as. Total numrcs OF passengers, @''2"Slfi
dally avcragc Of 0G.027
The sale Ct the property In arrears OF taNS Ior
1882. 1873. 1891 1850 ana ioop VIII '"''" f'
ruIrOw at p H.
Tho Mayor Controller and Auditor mcct to-day 70
appoint four Police Justices, for terms Oh lour years.
at $1,000 each.
Daniel Sch0bcrt examined rs 10 his SANITY oS
thc Commissioners Of Charities and Correction ycA'c-
dav lie has been going about the city wiring TOMS
f tbc Ehlc on the sidewalks ia front of churches
ITc claims to have been delegated by the Spfit Oh
Trutb To redeem Brooklyn lie was formerly grocer
In Willcsbarrc, Penn and sold out his business 10
carrv ont tbe religious work to which he believes he
Is called.
Henry D. Sanger of No. oSc Clnton-st., was made
foreman OF the July Grand Jury YESTERDAY
y W. Van Siccn. OF Fulionst. and Smlth-aVc'' mas
rccup a emit for $4,000 damages for injury done 10
hf rroncrtv by the building Of the Brooklyn elevated
Halfway In front Of 1t, and the establishment ot d
.ntfou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

PlttsLurr. July Glowing to min today the game
between the Ncw-Yor and Pittsbrrg clubs was post
pone1 Kcefc and Brown, Of the NewYork club, started
tonight for indianapolis to be in good condition
for Wednesdays game there. Whitney says that II
The Now YORK management is dissatisfied vita his work
he j. rca! ~ quit 40 moments notice The managers
Of the .Scw-YoIk clab dissatisfied with tn present
inasli ana are after They lave asked terms
from stop for Salem. Mass lie j. good
inaclice ana hard hitter. A. Ward has not been play
i.g MS game lately. many think Trask IS 70 be expert
menel with at short; Manager MUirie admitted that he
had been after but cvaded all further questions
Tlas has record twelve hits in the last SIX camc
Washington. July 9-Ezra Il. Sutton. late Of the
Boston baseball club, has signed contract to play with
the Washington club The contract was made pubic
by President Young to-day.
CHICAGO July 9-Thefc may be trouble among the
Boston players, but the clubs work here has not shown
H. Some surprise has been expressed That Clarkson
has not pitched in ANY q the in this city. His
Oh dislike Tor Spalimg is said to be the cause. To-
DAYS game was played. the Boston men again win
mig. The score was a. follows;
I rs.'s9 Q 9 . . ! ] "a "a
Ba,chits-Bo,ton. .; Chicago :. Eriors-Boston, 4 ),
Chicago. g. Observation-Disclosures and Van lialtrea
UmpTe-ME Kelly
Detroit. july 0.-Thc Washington nine another
game from Detroit to-day innings. H. Richard
son The home clubs basman. spiaincd his leg badly
in the opening inning and had to be carried from the
field lie Will not b. able TO play Tor some time. The
score follows:
Dctroit 0 0 U o.
Observation-Disclosures, G; Detroit T. Errors-Wash
ing,on, >; Detroit A. Pltehers-"hitney and Conway
Umpirc-Mr Daniels
I1nira July 9.-i;lmra defeated Newark to-day by
superior batting by this
Newark o 2 Ga
Easchits-Nowa7k. s; ElmIro 10. Errors-Newark
2: rImira g. PItchsrs-Baker and Doran. Ump!re-Mr
Brady.
Binghamton July 9-Thc Jersey City nine defeated the
Binghainons today follows
jersey City -
Iipghauiton 0 0 0 O.
I;aschits-Jcrsey City, 6; Bnghamton, T. Errors
Jels1y City, 2 Binrramton, >. Ptchers-Daley ana
Ghinos. Umlhc-Mr. Latham.
Other games resulted d, follows
40 Wnkcsbarlc- WilkcsbdIIc ., Allentown o
At TIoy-ilaniiton 10, Troy 3
AIbany-Toronto g. Albany p
A. Eochester-Bunalo 1, Rochester o.
A. both the CHICAGO and Detroit clubs defeated
yesterday. local mines position slightly Improved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10
NEU'S FROM THE SUBURBS
NEN.IEESEY.

There Is a Chinese laundfymah IN MorrI''""m
ramc1 War Den. He IS no relation to "fat'y
walsh. Of Tcmbs fame
Gotharitc, spending the sumner In tho rurSi ais
tr,cts Of Ncw-Jcrscy express an earnest wish that
vc-vorl, viii not allow any more organ grinders to
wander beyond the city limits during the heated
term.
The barns ard oubullGngs at Colonel Goshcns
Mac. between Ncw-iTunswicl and AIiddlcoush, were
burned on Sunday night. Goshen IS Barnum'S Dig
gcst giant.
James Carney, age forty, was cat in two by an
cxnrs, train AZ New Drums wick yesterday. lie had
Jumped from the train while it was going at the rate
of forty miles an hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

The secret Service officials received information
at various recently of counterfeit five dollar
silver certificate Within the last few days two OF three
counterfeit bin, have been offered in this city, which, IL
is believed belong the issue Of which the Weston
merchants complained Agent Brooks Of the secret
Service in this city, hal Of these bills in his POSES
sion Yesterday which he received from Horny Uman the
keeper Of quor-so;c No. 1927 SccoEdaNc, on whom
Domcnico Vncenzo attempted to pas, the bi on Sa'ur-
day afternoon. Tnc Italian hcl1 In $1,000 bail yes
tcGay by shields for examination An at
tempt made by two Italians to pass one Of the bills
a storckccpcr in Westinghouse. Friday The men
ran away the stockecpcr expressed doubts Of the
gcnuncness Of the bill The counterfeit paper is heavier
than the Government paper and IS NOT fibre paper some
CT the printing good but the viencc Of General Grant
on the face Of the bill Is and botchy piece OF
work The Of the bills Is well printed rs the
face.
thc SubTWasury The suggestion thai plot had been
discovered 10 float large issue Of counterfeit - silver
certificates received with something than incre-
dulity An old United States officer remarked
The present been in circulation Tor
some time receive from two to four month on
the average been G1cic1 lately and do not
expect be- for the counterfeit has been advertised too
well months to be negotiated IN any large
amount"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10
NO J,fugDIATE CHANGES BY TRINITY.

1t las been frequently aid OF late TINT important changes
were likely in Trinity Darlsh Among the possible
changes vas the removal Of old ST. Lukc's Chapel In
IIudson.sL and IT was said that there might be
changes In ST. Johns Church. in Dwighst A. present,
however there will be changes in either Of these
churches the attendance each being sufficient 20 war
rant keeping up aud It would De- hard or the mana
gers OF the parish property order any important CHANGES
in TWO such landmarks St JOl M or S. Luke chrfche
The only immediate inproycnnrnt cont mlated t. the
building Of handsome chapel In Nnthavc between
Nlncty.nrst and Nncy-sccOnd The parish recently
purchased eighteen lots there, and the new building Is
expected 70 cost about 5000 Estimates and spcc
cations have already UP be submitted 20
architects Building viii bc2in and b. raIi!y pushed a.,
soon a. satisfactory plans have been accepted
1t was aid yesterday hat Dr. DNa cyehlShi. which
has given his friends LITTLE occasion for alarm, has
much improved lie is In excellent health ana viii be
lu lawn during the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10
NIP DrBT corrTs wvEsTIGATIOy.

Naval Omccf BUT seen y'scrlhy AMI denied mat
those was any truth in the rumor, that D., Iel-Hai,h
would De a-kcd by the secretary Of Che IfC-u.y
lie said: All This I, mc!r nov spaics tI aad ,oni'o
ture / have at time been connected With Che sugar
a,.nc-, ani have heard = chac'- hlNi's
been made against personally against tc cn'lc 90
the business 81 my oficc Tho sole cause OF "i ii'
talk is tie jealousy o. Boston merchants who whene rr
any Luslncs. Comes lrtl tIr hand, Of NcN-lO.k Nor
chants Immediately sIy that Ga" concessions o. WlA'f''
the advantage, connected with u hc have been o'
talnod By sulicItlous means. never hl1 anG c"h,c
ton with the sugar trade, ia fact any other cA'ep
IN my Official capacity ami II ana informed mt nv Office
Is to be the subject OF Investigation, am TIecty
Willing and IcalY.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10
ron. .iYD AGAINST THE .'IRENEN.
MN runn srEAL Ar an cENTUIsY nuLDlNG ?


THEY I'll INK THY CAN PROVE Az Ailbl
battalion .llcs Bicsnan Of the Emo Department.
src,, ,,os, q, Yesterday IN searching for evidence
ac,ine. rircr,ca Joseph kccgan and william -
O'Cunnor. OF En- MO company No. H. III 49, lis
tccnth.st WHO 9 accused Of sicai'G '"iI''S anu
cuffs from the s;or,' OF Earl " W'S'" " ,n I
,n,vs ruIllIrr ON saturday John :. h'lc' INC
,or,, ,o,.cr IN tho employ Of the firm. repeated me-
,o,y abor, following be TWO fIcmcn from iho sore
,,i, Ia had ,,ccc, a,g escI in Frederick llcnsuih
uou,r store at Siytn.avc and Igh'ccn'h's'' '"'P''
var,,s 4 noric. for We wilmington & smith on The
second floor Of tho building "ha ne "a" '"o N''''''
leave the building in advanc OF i.'|e'
AY,nstus Noll & CO.. cicctr c light contractors have
a Store (, the basement of tn building NO 10 East
s,xtccnthst Their stool, cc. k. 7. y. Moore was
sitting alone in the store Which, he ho'lccu 'No !'n
who looked like flcmcn They STOPPED IN 'front.' "
the store and orc OF them renal lcd on Inc sH''""i'
while the other wecl down TO @c door ana asheu
II re could have a sheet OF plinE paper MI
Moore said Yes" ard the hcm VI walked 10 inc
countcr in the rcar of ;hc store. r moore hoicc
that he was wrapping up some G. WHAT'S AZ" Guns,
inst then the fireman outside gave - 'aip NHs'io an"
tic fireman who was wrapping up pe collars anu
cuffs bocd through door. \ moment iaci
he saw the colorcd porter Little, CHI ~c inc o'hei
fireman along the street toward flfth ave
Robert Jones' porter for LonEmans. & recn ~ Co.,
publishers on the first floor Of No 10 Eas sN'eenh
St. found the bundle OF collars and cuffs n 'he Saf
George w. Banta. express messenger In Vhc c"li"'
of the United States Express Company. sa VI 'hat i~
had been delivering packages at FiftFavc ana SN-
feminist on saturday and had jumped on h wagon
when he heard somebody call his name. lie saw
Little standing in sXtccnthst. with Wcl-O VIII Ha"
( IN blue clothes Little called: Conc here a
minute Then the in blue starred on Il u'ai
run into Fifth-avc. and up TO Scvcnictath-', Pii-
sued BY the colorcd porter Banta SAID &c i"io"'"
rs FAR as Filth ave. add scvenccnthst, and raw them
turn into SiXthaVc.
| Frederick Tcmsuth. proprietor Of the liz noF STORE
! in which kecgan was arrested. denied tia; i-ccEa'i
ran in there, closely pursued. on saturday We s''"
! that Kccgan walked in quietly several minutes 'io.c
! Little entered the place The iuruaN 3 cHlt III
unbutoncl al tho time llcim,dh sal.. ana ne 'ilu
not have had lJt of collars ami cunS concfairn Hi
his person Both Kecsan and OConnor have dccii wv
/ Ina, lhcy can prove a,ib. They were on AMY 4,
The fac in The Ccn'uI27 Building carly on Salu'ia
1 morning. but the company was sent hach 10 ~
0uarIr. before y. m. and afic' that time no mem
her Of The company had any business TO 20 near .'
scene Of the fire. Captain SHAY Of COMPANY 40. IL
/ was stn incirci 10 believe HAT there E&d uc"h
mi~ake I'm the identity Of the thieves and mat Aegean
and OConnOr were innocent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

.-hc candidates FOR appointment; as euefcarilciS VINO
passei the Civil Service examination few eeks ago
may have hopcs Of speedy appointment The outcome OF
the conferences between Superintendent Eates oil tie co
delivery service and Postmaster Pearson is that wv"
,nusred and nfty new carriers are DC appointed for
This city enable the postmaster 70 carry out the cHC
hour law for carriers. The necessary appropriation
has not yet been made by Congress ana the new aiE
pointmepn will not be definitely MAD" uh'i inc n''c1
70, their payment j. ready Mr.. Pearson ana his ar
sistants are busy rcarranging the routes In some
pars OF the city the number OF deliveries may DO less
than a; present every route In the city VIII 10
moro changed and the labor In perecng the DC
tas Of the new schedule is great The WHOLE number
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10
RACING AT MONMOUTH PARK.
TIE ENTRIES FOR To.DAY's CONTESTS.

THREE IMPORTANT STAKES TO BE DECIDED
Tho July stakes. the Monmouth Na%s ana INC
Shrewsbury Handicap 20 be decided at MONMOUTH
Park to-day together with three less import mt races.
The track will be heavy from yesterdays rain, ahV
that Will affect results
IL the asst race Auclia. Gorge, Cam6yscs ana ia
nine AL of whom nip well IN mud. should mah' I"
fine race but Arclh oueli, 10 win, With Gorge sccoh"'
In tsr Julv stakes Ns. Whcrss Cyclone coi' mas
meat chance as his stable is now in ino iosm' an"
this colt has ten pounds advaniaGe in inc "V'7"'S
over Diaho and Reporter. Tho CycloEo cot "h"u'u
win D;ablo second. although Mr. Belmonts iof'S'
King is likely to run letter than he ran on Sa'''ay'
If the track wcIc dry and fast srouid haVo h''i'
doubt of Fircnzi's winning the Shrewsbury iaiuloap
She has never fixed muddy going, but hcf FaS'e I" a'
have probably done her good and No'c Tor hor ~
win IN spite OF the heavy track. while EuruS' WHO
Ivvcls In mud carries heavy weight llko u ie@hef'
and does not find nile and half too far when he
Is in the humoi may bet second place, although inc
Nightly weighted Rupert may be close up.
On recent form the finish in the Monmouth oaEs
should he confined Los Angeles and LENA d., anu
los Angeles should win.
Following ART the lists Of probable starters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10
LETTER THAT MAY PRoDUCE TIE BONDS.

The examination IN the case Of Mrs. Julia Ring OF
the Navarro Flats who accused OF stealing tnroc
II 900 bonds the property Of william BARBOUR the
thread Manufacturer was set down for yesterday al
jefferson Market Court before Judge German. Nhcn
the case was called Mr.. Barbour Detective sergeant
Heidelberg and the prisoner were on hand MI Bar
bour felt sorry that the had gained 50 much
notorlcty He seemed inclined be mcrciful toward
the accused. Mis. Ring and himself had long talk,
after which she wrote letter and handed II to him,
SAYING: Please that this note Is delivered 10
day" Two of he three bonds have nor h'ch luull'
THIS letter. It (, said will lead 10 their recovery
The case adjourned 10 the 18th a. ti" detective
request Mrs Ring was held in default Of $4,000 BAH
COR further examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10
4 WESTERN JOURNALIST COMING EAST

A. j. lafosd u Indianapolis, spent SUNDAY In New
York on hi, way Wa-hin undertake the editorial
management Of The Washington POST the controlling
ntcr"s. which has recently been purchased by william
icnr, smith, of tho Associated Press Mr. Ialforl I, q
brother 81 l.. W. Haod OF The indianapolis, Journal
and has been journalism in Indiana for wcn'yone years
or mi. period ten years has been spent The Indian
aro, journal" and about many more on The Indian
auo, NcWs," which he las lcu for hi, ncN position
Mr. Ifalf,rd + sc athletic of th!fi,-riaht with
long AMI sharp >ap1th--hayen nc, Ioyca black hair
eyes and .fachr. Hc looks as though he might be
aeon end bright, with " Accn eye ior n"W.."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10
4 CONFERENCE or APPRAISERS
TO EFFECT UNIFORMITY OF AcrIoN-AprRA1s'

TO EFFECT UNIFORMITY OF ACTION-APPRAIsER
M'MULLEN on HIS RUMORED REMOVAL
In accordance with an order recently issued pv
Secretary FairchId. conference Of appraisers was
held yesterday in the Office of Appraiser McNaiic' al
Washington and Laght SIS. Mr.. McMulicn was
elected chairman James f. Gilrcn. assistant appraher
OF Ncw-Orcans recorder, and Assistant Appraiser t.
II Hoffman secretary The conference was secret.
and after the organization effected an adjourn
mcnt was taken until 10 O'Clock to-day. Tho OBJECT
Of the conference IS to exchange ideas aOoU me
classification of merchandise, and the rcsul' VIII DE-
officially reported 10 Secretary Fairhild Among inc
sub Gets for discussion viii be the prop"" classification
OF hat Trimmings It f. expected tia; iNcd schedule
Of rates will be arrar Scd in regard 10 TIE duy on
these goods and that the interests oil Importers VIII
be duly considered There Will bc another cohleI'ie'
held Ecrc ia October and one I'm Buffalo thIce NOUNS
later. The idea Of Secretary Faircdlid Is 4" 'd''
the heads Of the Appraisers Department I'm the various
cities meet several times each year and exchange 'h'
views on cia-> Gcqtlons i'm oid'r to get more uniform
decisions regular schedule Of conferences has been
ARRANGED and the dates and place, for holding them
have been named I'm a general Treasury order
Mr. McMullcn did not seem I'm the least disturbed
when asked Yesterday As 20 thc rIinoli from "@''ilH
ton that his resignation might he requested In order
TO max, way for moro plant and slavsh dcvotcc
of Secretary Fairchi1 lie proceeded with his Work
a, Lc answered - have not yet heard anything ABOUT
my dismissal. If there was any truth In the fuhior
| think / should be one Of the fist 10 know IT,
certainly have not received any Official notification 10
that effect. Neither have rendered my resignation
| have no intention Of doing So"
sit f, definitely stated In morning PAPER that ram
many Hall has made demand on the Administering
for the places held by thrty SIX Kepuhhttl' III 'H,
Ap2raiscr's Department. and that mai nlmh'T "i
Democrats will DE appointed TO III the vacancies
caused by their di> mi~~al ," -
10 this Mr. McNuilcn emphaiically replied -
don't know ANYTHING about IT, No notification Oh Inc
sort has reached me- and until am oic'av np'lhcu
OF any intended change, l cannot tell anything about
it,