The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-10-17
WASHINGTON NEWS.


In the claim OF John II, Lundsrvills late
private In company X, 10Th Vermont vol
unleerS on appeal from the commissioner Of
pensionS Assistant Secretary ussey mas
rendered a decision In watch h +, reviews and
rescind' the order which was issued by the
commission April % 1850, and which
abolished the rating OF ~ per month and
established Tor the same the sum OF "a pr
month In all ca'ss dating from March 2T
1851 Tue assistant secretary says In his
review NJ the orders The errvr OF the Or
der is manifest and the resembling OF il nc
essarlly follows II has neither the color OF
law nor the authority OF proceed mt. II,
however, II appear to you In the light OF a
entitled 10 an inareasa d" ratins p for -
crease OF disabinty from chrenic dia~rh,ss
You will proceed 10 adindcats his claim
sccordinslr "'' e'aii'
President Harrison ,soa,vsd s,r.nr.
,ooking yis,t,r : $50 u
r., any, s'sls aro, esn.yi ne wa MT
Even nd n thi' dr. ~ cansia,g moo9 I,,,
OF a white toua and p ,a1 ,aas p',u nnpnnY
his dark Arab visage wou d nav attracted
attention' lie was accompanied by
ioiedano OF New York, his interpreter and
MS lawyer and came TO lay before the presi-
Gent " grounds OF nus complaint against
MlIian H.id LEWIS Unite States CONSUL at
iahgier. AS reiat ID by the wy r. the
story Is This; benezuii was merchant Of
iangier VINO had placed hfmsel under
lhe protection OF the United State con.
sui ABOUT TWO Years ego he was arrested
up on oroer ~ consul Lewis Tor alleged
of Tansisr W IHrnn M ~ ano.ner res'a. u.
In fail n early Jar. An inyestiontion ~
the case resulted in his complete exnnera-
ton He ASKS that spi,ahla rem, rat;on n.
ma 10 for the indignity and suff rings he en-
aured becauSe oil the conNu s acts. Presi-
dent Harrison heard the story throu I, b, and,
ntter assuring Brnezuli that the matter
should be nve tigated sent him 10 Secretary
Blame TO lay the papers before him.
secratarv Tracy has issraa -. o,a.r e.
the contrac,ors ~ ths pa,r.J 70 aai;,a. ~
y.ssel M the Morrill, M Wv -, o. .no ~
ance "'sepV
IT..
ine neAt rePor. OF rostmaster-S neral
, waMai,iake, Is tikely 10 con,ah a recon-
s : !, .ua' consres VIII extend the
ia ely s.en so 70 embrace
So "1'N''' u 'o""S 'uan ho"'
The president Is quoted by a west I'm
states a ). VINO went to i'm to conn ain Of
q certain I'M ernal revenue q Hector
that be need not mind. b. cans nv nsxt vaar
the internal revenue ,ys' EN- would be So re-.
-
99oJec.lonsole coieotor would be abolished.
re president SUD mat ne expected : see
III .ess Iepeai a. "s heAe session an inter
nv taxes except those on intoxicating
liquors ana w'ud 'hen reduce the number
Vi interhai revenue onlcers'
Speaker Randall is much better.
The saving mad in the purchase cf bonds
from Aug, 8 1887 TO Oct I2 1850 ia sig-
eco, 225.
Tho nros,do,. ,r,u 5ouo.o ~, .s..
for tha ~ et W." IL ueso.e ms a,9rnoohs
mai n!s 90 r ~ tnv y, m,s an
lars H. mssSon eSo, ~ iIoerrup'lng
conarinc, IN a.aaS,;, ~, zen 'ral one
b;S ot, WIS ~ oAsvu.e uePar'iI nus oeslue
stotad ~ oon,naan aisnt th ne WIN. ~ Is
= ,,an,,a 81 IN, 40 .no Dpeai VI nus =
no,inl. I;o',o on III s' al Inn eAcepe ihooAi-
,aau,r nqd ra tt anu .ne enas.inene OF some
ne $40 ,.he 'te naVe .irin II. wv, ser,
'.ro,a !, ~, III W % squateiy commend oano
iaiser APPROPRIATIONS Ior the commis-
Nv euoln s.enueu ouanlship SD sidles are
W pe susste eu' n ma llperal pension appro-
l,; il' o a,ne' ne secre airy OF STATE VINO
VII, as usual write tne foreign relations