The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-05-23


senator rvarts Is the most prominent
OF severe' republican statesmen VINO nave
recommended the retention OF Dr james Z
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Alderman Jesse Cove has lett Tor home.
lie came ON here TO look after a postonice or
two In which he is Interested, ana as ne
spoke IN the highest terms OF ueneral oiark-
son, IL Is only fair TO pre- ume that that rune
tionary VIII swing his axe IN the direction
Mr. Cove desires o,.,.. ,.,a..,o
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IroIh hrIhon. cu,suI 70 MeAico am TOT
merry cohner'eu wltn the geherai .ahu Office
mas peeh arrested mere ny Posloiiice lnspec-
tors on chaIge OF u.'ny the oihsla ranks
smith ~ Arizona In default If SOON hends
Mr. Poston was committed In nil and then bc
confessed his puilt He is n gray.hnired old
man, about 90 years of age, an has resided
here some time. Chief Postofilce Inspector
Rathbone says that Postoa was sending OH
great quantities OF postal matter under these
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large amount Of postage. Pos,on AIMS that
he received no money for franking matter
for others
Massacbuse Is pensions have been erented
as follows: Original ID r Keepe' b. q
| Knowles; restoration and reissue, W. II.
| Martin; increase, j. Quinn II. n Barnes
Seth Baker Aldon Bradford, John, father
OF Thomas McNulty Emma, widow Of
| Winthrop Maynard, Mary, widow of Stephen
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Robert =, Porter, superintendent OF the
census, Is in constant communication with
| Gen. Fancis A. Walker about the men whom
he Is going to have with him in taking the
next census As far as possible he wishes to
get the men who were most successful in as
sisting Gen. walker take the last census;
But one tnihg which rorter VIII require o,
MS special agents, namely, tnat .hey snouio
do their WORK mere, may ren"er u diIncuit 70
get some OF the men ne wants Porter u
convinceo .nae eapsu,'lon anu accu,acy VIII
oo.n pe P,on'ooeu uy concentrating 'ne
WORKERS anu the'r Work mere
Secretary Tracy has ordered the war ship
Boston to Boston to take part in the Bunker
Hill celebr alton, June 18th.
Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt has
set about making himself familiar with the
work the president has asked him to do with
great deal of energy, and the agreeable
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three commissioners promise we'll for an
organization that has for several years been
going along in lame fashion owing to the
hostility of Mr.. Egerton to the reform he
was appointed to promote.
Representative Alphonso Hart. who
GOT the solicitor shin of internal revenue
away from r. Frank Gilkeson. thanks to the
energy of the Ohio men. has not been
shelyed, as has been reported. He asked to
- ,;,o,, unt;I tho tet nf Tuna 20 close mr., his
private business, and was accorded the fla.
vor. On the LIST of June he will succeed
Thomas j. Smith, who was appointed from
New Hampshire on recommendation OF
Frank Jones ia Az present 1i'keson mas nc
David T, Git writes TO the Press DENYING
that his dismissal firm the pension Office
was dine TO disrespectful conduct on his
mart toward Rev. DR. scott He saws: 81
have always treated Dir. Scott with the