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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
NATIONAL BANK poXD DEPosIro.

Wachngton, July 2O.-Icppsentaivc dorsey. from
the Committee on BANKING and Currency, To-Day ~
port,d TO the House TIE bill limiting the compulsory
depo,it Of bonds b. National bank, to $1,000 In each
case win the proviso that voluntary withdrawal for
ihc retirement OF bank note, shall not cN''h
go. OO0,OOD IN month. AID that the bil! shiH uo'
apply t. bonds deposited TO fecrrc pnbnc moneys
The bill also authorize, National banks 10 receive
circulating notes 10 an aIloun not exceeding the par
valuc Of bond. deposited provided that the sum
does not exceed the actual pad in capital sock me
comnliicc. ia recommending tie page OF the III
alo3.cI cHlJrdyinR is reasons therefor IN" recent
letter from Controller Of IN: CuTrrncV Lacey b.
senator sherman. showing the number OF "1llonal
banks their capital stock and sumIllI4a l"h 81 the
advantages that wOud be gained by tho passage OF
tho Ill.
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coyrEpEEs UNABLE TO AGREE.

Washington July Ca meeting of the cohieoF'
on the Fortincations Appropriation bill was hid u,
day. Tho confcrccs senators Dawes German ana
frnmb ard Representatives Brewer aayros ana VoseS
VOL The principal point Of difference between t"o
Sruatc and House confcrcce relates to The eT''u'u o'
an additional wing 10 the Wacrv!ict gun foundry
rho senate conf.rcc, in accordance with the view
exprcs ID on tie floor Of the senate In the discussion
of the bill insist upon first completing the equipment
Of the wing already erected and of encourashS tle
development Of plants By private parHe ior tc i
iI,,use conicres want proceed at once to the en-
large ncut of the Watcrvllct foundry, WIN view u
ling entirely or 50 far a. possible. Independent OF
private concerns In the production of ordnance The
couicr,es adjourned without hAlhg a time iyr rev,
.cnbng and with apparent prospect of reaching an
~ Irarment.
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TO FIX TIE VOLUME OF PAYER MONEY.

Washington, July 2G.--An amendment to the bill
4, reduce the amount Of bonds 10 b. required of Ia
tional banks and 81 restore 10 Tie channels Of trade
~, excessive accDm l,tIont Of lawful money m the
Trclsury.' Wa, proposed BY senator Plumb today
Il relates 10 the volume Of paper money ard Is IN the
f,;m { an additional section, rs follows;
That Whenever the circulation - any National blhh
" any portion thereof shall De- snrr'nd"icl ana ~
,,mc shall not Dc tal up BY other NEiohnl oHhks
Ultlu thirty days thereafter III" secretary OF thc
Trr3,!ry shall ticNJpVu lSSuc au cqu.Va'ht SH'! d.
I Treasury upto.. 81 hc denominations no" ploVW'l
1N INV = National bank NOES. SiHt treasury hOt'
hall Lc deposited IN tic iIcibaN aIc pilh my 'f
,fher mono Fclt Tor ths d,achac Of tr O5lt il"
II the Government The, shall De received lor HaI
Mics ana fur al duts - the Government, lnclndiu 4
ddt, on Imports Aail hc cgal lender for al deOSH
public aud private. -h1ll BE- I'lccuAblc Ia con- a. u'
ieyq tender notes ~ the tinted states now are ahd
,hcu N,c.lv,A MO The Uschurl tacN shall ne, ~
Issued and when mutlated or worn h"E HhllI y.
l.paA, Il f.. Iic same manner Il, now prnNWn =! Nv
for said legal tender notes. Inc CON hclt II ~
rreuv ~ tie date ~ the passage of this net for Ga
redemption II the legal trnd"r note 81 the "Vct
men. shall also be- applicable - tn redemption "a IN.
Treasury notes herru provided ior. ana su'h COZ
r..r. may from tim" - time be increased bl alu.il
,r.~,f) other sums from payments made INTO we
T,ra-urv NJ The discretion OK tn secretary 81 u,
Tr,lsurv Provided, that The toit amount o. SAN
coin -,rye shall never Poe ICES than III zen nE NOR
,h,n tvrfty nrr cont Of tn total amount OF Treasury
note. out,tlndlug. the intent d t'N section bclus ina
ic ,onm, Of ptp"r money OutstLn dlnG lcN'llsiNc ="
certificates issued representing gid ana silver ne
pO,Itcdj rlial rmain a now.
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W.BRUNSWICK.

John 4. Lane. manager OF Beckett Il fcucr'o'
dry goods store yesterday attempted to commit Sulc'"
by shooting himself IN the goin with rF'Nt''
lie Is about twenty eight years DID, has gcei fepI
ton and no reason cnn be assigned for The act lho
wound may prove ra'ul
The Board ., Education on Friday elected fitl'
A. Apgar. OF Trenton. superintendent of schools, III
place OF Professor 'JacOhds. resigned MT w
wa, born az PclplcA. March 20. 1896, ana wa
graduated from Rutgcr, College In 1855, and tooh
the position professor Of ma;hematic5 In the Normal
school which h held until he wa, elected state school
superintendent which place he held for nineteen
years.
Captain Lawrence g. Fisher died Friday, age
fifty i've years. lie formerly policeman. but
for a number Of years hal been employed a. engineer
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BUSINESS l.; TIE HOUSE.
MEMBERS Discuss THE sENATE'S ACTION on
IRRIGATION or ARID LAKES.

IkisltrN ] lON VI sN''i' '''-'
Washington. July 3G.-,ir. Mckinley, Of Ohio, from
;he C,mm.t:-c On Rules. reported re'o'uuoH 49,
ing m, Speaker o. appoint committee OF ave
member, TO Investigate the charges bro1Tht a'nhst
Pension Commissioner Raum by Representative
COOPER. Of Indiana Ai6pcd
The House then went ...to Committee Of tho "Ao"
.iir burrows, OF MioHiaau IN tAc ch~U Oh wv
-cuatc nmcndm :n,5 TO the snndry Clvl bill.
NJ wilson. 81 Washington, favored the sehac
am ,almcIt IN regard u thH irr.F1'oA OF tn' anu
.anis so !o.i ,ntion had been 81 ,ctrd ~ C,nHeSs
IN the last twenty year, which had been 50 mach ID
n iutccs Of corp rit0as ~ tic irrigation c@siai'h
3. Ie:O
N,r. Hermann. Of O7son. al5o supported the
-rga:c amcrdmcHt.
NJ. po,kory # Missouri fivarld such mod lea ION
"a the existing law As MI permit tie ard lands 70 D.
.pcu to homc.t.ad entry Ory. lie advocated the
proposition that the Government should designate t"o
reservoir SITS ana tia; legislation be enacted ."
tinatfcr those stcs 70 the several states 80 a. 70
prevent their being tnka mp by corporations ana
yncic,tc. H., view coucnric: fl By Mr. Ho man
# IuGaua and Mr. s,ycis. 4 Texas. ani Mr. PrAinS'
4 E"n-.s AMI Nr. Clrt~r. q Montana. ~voc1td the
ilop, .u %, the senate Amendment.
Nr tosr,wc.i, Ot Na,sac.g ct'o. opp sci tn fnate
amendment He said tina: Legislation wac low h
preparation 10 meet the complaint, made against the
existing law. Witch only tentative after all and
Il would lc unvlse To tribe down the existing law
untI there wa, something - replace IT.
-. Morrow, If California also attacked The senate
amendment he said That the object 4 the apprp.
pratlon made iu IL, bill a, II went from, the House
wa 70 dcray the coat q surveying these lnnCs and
opening to settlement TIE 30.0O00o0 acres Of land
which wer, said - be locked mp And yot It was ths
provision that the senate ND stricken ont the pro
vision % cure tie evils Of which II complained.
Mr.. Cannon. II Illinois, pr tested against the senate
fidcr on a general 'rpr priitinn bill, aud expressed
tlc hop til; tue measure would Zee allowed to per
form Il, proper functorS.
II g., closed ,hc genera. debate ard alter tie Speaker
had appointed Mc,-r-. Reed. Of iowa, Thompson. Of
ohio, and oates. Oi Alabama as confclces on The
Original paCkaC. bnl-thc committee havlns rlscI f'r
se!iltn.
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OUTGOING STE3 HERS.
TUESDAY. JULY 20.
SHIPPING NHWS
popq, OF NEw.YORK... SATURDAY JULY ~ isss
ARRIVED.

steamer GTcsS R5 |fe5Sy IFfSea s a.
an VotSn .n;msr2 Jy o VA Htr Hp
steamer bermuda rl fraser wina", ssns
Cro.x days with md-e and passengers 10 + "''
Steamer Yenassee Mckee. Jaeksonyis "a Charleston
Shi2 Paimer lNorl, 20 cAsen ArenlA' juno - " 0-
s 10 ninsa BsS Yres Antwerp 40 day' IN Ol'
!" ss orphcns ,B rrsrpoOI june a. with muse
CITY Island nsht sw cloudy
Arrived yesterday 49,. -, =, ,o,,n
H, s LS . .S i.5
may Arrived at tss bar a. S'n. hamburg July L. WITH
mise and passengers to RI coru'' Af''''' '''"'
Steamer amben NC wi,sen b.r Par a a, 70
Hsl 40 lty Of Atlanta Dole West Point VI. Win h''''
OF Dom nlSa BIZ rrotter Philadelphia In ballast"
Simpson sp.ace % Young
CLEARED.
steamer scandia tGerl kopn. Hambur2-E orr no,
osnSmS rn,nco Baker Rio Janelro Bana &C. via Nov"
& 'TXn~,and :, rhomas-U SIS Brs1 Nal IS 90 o. Ia
steamer Vcnesa ,Ger). Won Helms NNaS"'1' f'"''
M trnpT Hps r Less Port spanGsS onrss ,na Next
cs1 ''',,,ipic-Jas T. wardS Co .. pax - we,,els
Steamer America lier, li"os'eh Of All" ""'
q Co ,,,,,nc,t, tNor, wirrcu Baracoa None. & CO.
steamer rs Risk talves,on Kcy West IL MAI
iory q Co - Mont, ,,,cl New c rleans-John Van sickle
steamer r. M"nry Sescf New OrsSus Il seamaa .
Sto,n,cr Pania Pennington NilulnSioh' ~ W" N''
euyandotte walker Norfolk and Newport Ns"'-
Old Dominion $500 ~. ,y,s, pain, Va old DOmln
cay OF Aliih'"' '"'S'
i' :. Old Dominion Couch. Newport News and Meh'Hs
-Oia p'IiEtW Hrunc Lewis BaItimoreH c Foster
sS,.~n,er Winthrop Homer Passport r y SInt" y ~
",., II " Iiuock Btarse B0ston II l'lnoS
Steamer cheshire Brl. CROSBY. Bayis' jaw" ' ~
Powell ~ benhc'I
,,,.r .urauia and CIV ~ Rome. for lverP o,sn.
nm london Scrn,a and Slayon a. hamOl,a' ro.nce R,
il'' voisr,.r IA NorIrAhdlc. liANrr $50
- CIV of washington Havana. &c -,
,", tr N.yaaucx A Dunlos GiDarA h' -, nri~,ns
>, a. e.t,;n ~ Mont. aLi IOhl-.eH" 49,, 80
Xansos ,'ify. Sl,lnnah; Fan.ta. MllhihE'""' '
nnd1ttr and Cola Newport News, ar
slnp rhe h Starbhck 'oI Fo''' "
Also saIlod-via I'1e Islam" S''ht -, ,,..,. meta
s,,n.,s Winthrop for 81 John. NB h pmo'K' poS''
THE MOVEMENTS OF sIEAAE''~
FOREIGN PORTS.
,.xo,vv ruiy "a Arrived. steamer Etruria tbti
rI.,ns tram Nav Isr way 10 l''etP'o az" P'
o"np,sro Juy sailed steamer Msrtoiso Fr Aooo'1
Tor arrived steamer Montauk tBr) jenkins f'o"
Jnly 25-saiei steamer Brooklyn cU 'D'
FIT New York. ..,, $500. cro,o. mr., Lord TO-
DUSnEF. July 70 ''0'"'' ~'' ''''
NSw r f@TS Iuy 2o-sailed steamer Grl cras
from glasgow hence for New YORK . N, rrcee-
KIS,ALr July 20 Passed sie'mei Ihc queen fn''' ~
t,on, Nav YORK on her way To Liverpool. ,.ncn
Scury July Passed steamer sorrento N'rrb' '"'n
.c,, .rnni N,ay York On her way 70, Aut~orp ,o..l
ASIwERP July 26-Sailed steamer N0otd'AAu ND~~
NicKels. for New. h4SH
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LOTTERY ADVERTISING IN WASHINGTON.

WaIiarton, July 20 MIR. Moore, Of New Ham? 'hire
today reported favorabiy from the Committee on
District OF Columbia the BIZ Prohibiting the advertising
Of t'erics IN WarhnrDn Ctr, ard recommended II,
pAs,agc The committee csimats thai Sl2jO0Oo
are contributed annually by he people u Washington
10 certain lottery company. WHO the retnIn " says
Is incOnscqu'nt a.
WORLDS FAIR OFFICERS At THE WHITE HOUSE.
Washington. july 26.-Thc President this morning
gave reception T. the following gentlemen interested
in the Columbian Worlds Fair OF 1898: Thomas W.
Palmer president of the Commission secretary, John
+. Dickinson; sub committee permanent organiza.
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TIE pocroR DID NOT LIKE TO BE HURRIED.

THE DOCTOR DID NOT LINE TO DE III ''I''I1D
An, ,,r,.c months ago Or. Robert Britton opened
49,, ,oicc In Elizabeth lie II pleasing appear
apce. and made many friends lie became acquainted
with Miss Anna snir1Icls young woman visiting
in This CITY, The couple became engaged aud inc
,r~,d,rg day vas act When the day approached Df'
Triton Informed his prospective bride ana her pareS
nat he would Hike 10 post pone the WedSls lu! ~
Lr4ncss wa, better. and this, they mlyht Oe iafl'e
in m. fan This announcement did rot pIc4sc
Mis-. -nuuels o. her parents. Dr. BrNton ~as ~.
t~u.d I1s, week hy Mr. Saru"lS mat nc V0uIl nay ;
~ marry IN, daughter OF stand suit of breach OF
monte Or Brittou UpDl hearing ths iell ""H'
and has not been seen since.
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FOR PUSHING THE RIVER AND uAnBoR ELL.

Wellington, July 90. acnHt0r Nii'h'II tWs II"F
noon presented tho following telegram - the senate
Astoria, oregon, July 20, 1880.
IT,, tli, ~rr,;, and ll0u,e 81 Kcpr,,cl atlvcs.
without regard - local Views. bat pu'N IN t'e
interest," " International commorce ana The rruio
,no,t nj fine fyNIcn hud domestic marine, the 9tP
reSertativc. II "a" commercial lpdics - ne cnuN
conntry tributary 10 The Columbia RlVcr' HeIhuilt
~, -f,,rs Of oregon. Washington and Idaho, T.
.Dccffully urge upou your honorable Lolc' ne
az ,f. con,nerciai Iyd Of affirmative action on the
river and IIarbDr bill. The plant ~ The l,tty az
The mouth If The Columbia River Is rapidly, &c
,"ri.rStirr Enormous additional expense VIII be
tntalled In replacing present appliances IL ado luat'
anpr,praiions be- dclerlcd. J. .. A. HA,'Lh1,
"PP''i' IrrsiGeu; Astoria Chamber Of Commerce.
+ U.Tt0EAN President Columbia Water ways
Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
GOVERNMENT prTcnAsE OF BONDS

Washington. July 2G-Todays bond Offers asere-
r,tcd 4559.GOO. as follows: Coupon 4i-Fi'OO al
Ia; registered 4s-Sjuo.O 900, $1,000. SioJo 5000
and 1870 al l2f. coupon l2a-SlO,p'o at 10" %.
and $50 at IuJ -; registered I-s-9Io'oo a.
100 s. $4,000 and $4,000 at 1903 - 9-'oo'o ana
:, ,1o r,oI.tord 4, at ia; So7 900 and 800 rce,
i,ro! - at 100 o.
Al the oilers we're accepted
The following Is d statement Of bonG' purchased
:roia Angus; %. l-s7. u a.t". inclusive; Loaf Per
cont sf4I.O7O.OGD: - per cents. fli29i7,,uO
tCini f2-7 1lg 900. cost l.. S1-2,14O. O25, %.
:lS5, 40 tpal, %3%G+l 49, CT at manTi,y.
Oh 90 sting i. SIT .424.375 -. T7.l3t o"-
tDtsl 21a.55y.g17.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

Washington. July Secretary Window GOA
transmitted TO the senate letter from Controller
of the Currency Lacey, calling attention to The
recommendation in the last annual reports Of the
secretary Of the Treasury and the Controller OF the
currency mat an appropriation DC made for the
uublcntiou Of semi annual reports Of the condition Of
NnlIonaI banks, The Controller regards such puOli
ton as desirable and osseNil 10 III" proper conduct
If the affairs Of banks Ia 'ig reciprocal relations.
such publication has also 1,cn requested by ~"
american Banhers Association and many Othe" BANK
g., not member, thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
NOMINATIONS ~ TIE PRESIDENT.

Washington. July @6.-The President today sent 20
the senate the following nominations:
United States Marsials-.tdam I, Pierce. District of
New -Hamps hire; Emory +. strong, D5tric, Of Con
nectcEt.
withdrawn Robert c. Myers, ~ DC special examiner
Of drugs, medicines and chemicals at san Francisco.
he having declined the appointment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
TILE CORRESPONDENCE RELATING TO FORK.

Washington. July 26.-In the senate to-day Mr.
Cullom offered resolution (Which was agreed t0 W
guessing the President to transmit to the Senate
all correspondence not already submitted TO CongrSa
and now on file in the State Department touching the
efforts made by the Government % obtain motr-
cation or repeal OF the decree Of the French Govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
HE SAYS lie WAS HELD AND ROBBED.


Hr SAYS HE WAS HELD AND ROBBED.
Thomas Ki!lcen proprietor of a restaurant ut No.
O. Montgomcry-st, and John Redmond, walter were
arraIgned before Police Justice stliSlhg yesterday
morning, charged with robbery. Johh taycs, OF no.
92 Montgomcryt testified that he went INTO hiiiech
place and had an oyster stew While pay ing for nc
displayed roll Of bills containing Slfo N''o0'
invited him 10 have some beer and HAYS say
thot after drinking IT, he become dhzJ. i.edinOnu'
h. alleges held his arms while KillCen robbed MN
- hi. none EiIlcen Gsnlci the charge. The
prisoners were committed for tral.
The commissioners for the e1iarza''o" "a UAA''
have fixed the tax rate for county purposes aC % w
pcr 81. 900 and for school purposes at - ~. lne
county rate lat year was ~ 50 and for school pur
poses tho j;us year
George Wrlttl>, asc twenty. OF No ZoI Fan,
ave- lille yathng yesterday 9ftcrn0oh hca' A a.,
foravc.. was drownci IA doph Ramsey, o. 10 10
81 SGyenth ~, who accompiIi.i NM IN, 80 Va
hi rfo in tying to rescue his friend INC Oou9 was
recovered.
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TO PROMOTE TIE YAvAL FORCES EFFICIENCY.

WasAin,t. a. July or preventative Boutellc rom
the Committee Oh Naval Aiai:,. today reported WITH
amendments thc BIZ to promote Tho efficiency Of tho
enlisted force Of TIE Navy. Tho bill reported Is the
one That pa. cd the .scuotc with amendments providing
that persons who have been DISCHARGED from the ser
vice. AID who r.cn!ist witI.n thr.r months aiicf'ud
FIR 'crr. four wears. shall h' entitled Ia pay Tor
the time ntArveninp bctwcc1 thcir diSchnr{o enl
emil tn.nt. The commtio, rscomn.n ds that the bill
rs aIncnded be pAs1cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
TEETE FILLED
70 Al nj 4 SLY

by OF and ha unless anaesthetc ahecng only
tooth rated
Pnys,caps bnd other scientists especially invited 70
test tins discovery.
ALLEN <. McDOUGALl. d. ID. :. OF the Royal Col
ege Denl Surgeons and SewYorN Col ege OF DentisF>
once, 1888 West i2dst Now.York, hours, . a. NJ 10
80 u. IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

Are YOU aware, Sir" said the man IN the rca
nercelv that your umbrella Is pOting me IN tA
,,yef" II isn't my uInbr lld, replied the man JUS
in front with equal hcrccncss. It's II borrow
one sir Chicago Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

,ion-cbairmap James A. McKenzic-A. I. Ewing ana
Nat n Harrison John T. Harris, COmmlSsIoncr iI"in
Virinia ana James d. Butt. Commissioner from west
Virginia.
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EusI Trnin.IO Wnrhlnaion.

4 complete schedule VI fast Baltimore and
Washington operated by the jersey Contra. Reading.
and H. and o. All trains equip with Pullman par.
loi sleeping Punctaai service. Stations foot
OF Libcrty-sL
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Io-DAT
s,,,.o.<4s ss,s 7l6 Moon set, o IS an Mems ssi
wArsk
1'I-Saniy Ioos. SIS GOV Island 35l HoN Gate ott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

leaves Grand Central station Via New York Central
every Saturday AT 90 p. m and arrives al Saratoga
at 30 p. IN. superb Wagner Drawing room and
Buffet smoking cars.
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The commission,
NEWARK.

TWO COrSINS AGREED TO KILL THhMohLN 70
Herman Blccischudt. who comnltcd su'''re 4. MS
home No. o. somerset St, on Thursday anu ""'S0
lead BODY wa found in bis bed on FH@N' WAS d
cousin Of CharI,s HleclschmGt Of No. 3'' fhfc"ui
avc a carpenter who attempted suicide on III" SIM
night. By llcerating hi> left wrist with razor !"
conversation with reporter last night the a''er' WI"
is in tho CITY Hospital sad that he had been III COM
papy with his cousin on Thursday, ard b0th men, Deo
ont ~ work and dcSpondont, had resolved TO enc tDn
struggle and take ;hcir lives. Herman Wct " ma
caom and at O'Clock on Friday aiehtr ,a Vic NV
ever wandered about the city unt.l lac nou, :,
hcsita.ing 10 >prug into the canal. ne drew T.o
acros, bis wriet nd lay down 70 1Iero ~ ti Va
Detective Hid discovered him. lie VIII prUDaD'' ~
cover
The Newark Board OF Assessors yesterday compii"d
the figures Of valuation Of real and personal properly
for taxation this year The total increase In the rtaDe
over last year is about 1O4O0o C0 making the present
tax valuation Of the city &l1Oo72,269. The increase
last lclr &tI51,OOc. An Increase VI to E
81 900 900 (, looEOi fJr in the townships; there nas
been 10 aunorno Growth 81 prcpcry VGiicS, DnI tne
as,csSOIs have simply Tul Valuations t'"o "9'o u
ccssvcy low.
REPRESENTATIVES Of the Comfy Board OF fTeThodcrs
and officials accompanied by The legal coGisc % onc
!jonrrl made formal demand Yesterday al me Ne" arr
~ 33I 30 the balance OF deposit 81 money beongns
- ia. county. Tn" ieuk On.cals dec lined 20 hV.o
The check because II not signed by the 9n alaI'
ard collector who my ho Tc.nstGtcd by a delslon 81
M, AIp.At, COurs Tn" County bolrd VIII O's,h
an ac,l6n at law aears; tie tank 10 compel payment
several mr. teaIer9 a.d!aE ee9rEe IL I C99E Of
Boston; Ashl"y g. MoTrl, # iitle fao; @cs @ ~
Albert Jaeckcl, Of New YORK. have hc1 MtolS ".
Incorporation under the name OF tic IoSHMS Sd don
Companv The corporation he's capital ~ g-ooVVo,
and proposes 10 Manufacture and sell al hAuS VI IL"
garmcnlG
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THE JEALOUS TWINS TO BE COUNTED AGAIN
Washington, July 2G.--Thc Secretary Of the lnteIfo
10 DAY ordered recount Of the population Of the ouc
OF st. Paul and Minneapolis
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SENATOR Mi1UHELL'S PROPOSAL.

ruent Of l-eI Prohibiting the importation into France
III American pork and kindred American products.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

CDLORED MEN VAST THE LODGE BILL PASSED.
Washington. July 2G.-In the Senate to-day pct
lion was presented from the southern >;htc' ColoF"i
Ecpulcan Association in nvor of the passage of th'
Elections bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
TARIFF IN THE SENATE.
DEMOCRATS TALKING AGAINST TINE.

MR.. MORGAXs TOUCHING APPEAL FOR TIE
NDGRO-AN ESSAY BY SENATOR COLQClIr
ABOUT TWO YEARS OUT or DATE.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-10-17
Secret Organization.

A letter on our table advises us
that it is necessary to explain that
there are two degrees of secresy in as
sociational matters. The primary
and usual form is where the organic
alton or society is we'll known, but
the proceedings are secret. The 9th
er, and much rarsr form, is where
even the existence of the organiza-
tion is unknown except to members.
This latter form was frequent and
dangerous during the French revolu-
tions. 1t is rarely INDUCED in ex-
cept in times OF extraordinary trou-
BILE and danger.
Wewrote, two weeks since, that the
order of Walter Webb, discharging
all the Knights OF Labor from the
great Central system, would result in
the secret formation of a new order
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-10-17
To Get Even.

The chairman of the executive COM
mittee of the State Grange of Georgia is
notifying various state oranges through
out the country Of the stand taken by
certain members of the house in opposi-
ton to the passage Of the lard bill. This
action is intended to influence the farm
ers to defeat the denomination and re-
election of the men who voted against
the farmers pet measure. The threat to
do this was freely made previous to the
vote, and notice was served individually
upon the supposed opponents of the bill
that the granger element would take
cognizance of their opposition The
threat is being carried out. and kilograms
and letters are being sent into the dis
tricts of the offenders. w ashington Cor.
New York Herald
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-10-17

This is simply repetition of the game
played on farmers every year; the big
dailies. getting their support from the
middlemen. publish all sorts of lies and
crooked reports about crops to induce
farmers to rush produce to market at
low figures, which do not reimburse pro-
duction. The speculator holds the prod
uce for natural prices, and gets the profit
which rightfully belongs to the producer;
then the speculator pays his big ''adver-
Using" bill to the city daily. and every
thing is lovely. And the farmer contin-
ues to rely upon the "big weekly" re-
hashed from the ''big daily" for his in
formation. Farmer.