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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-27
oANADA's cease DEFENsEs.
Col. Prior Queries the Govern
ment on Delicate subject.

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb 26.-In the mouse
of commons to-day Col. Prior. of Vic
terra, B. c., inquired whether the gov
ernment intended to proceed at once
with the work of lengthening the dry
dock at Esquimalt, if not, whether
negotiations are proceeding between the
imperial and dominion governments in
regard to the same: also, whether it is
the intention of the government to pro-
coed shortly with the necessary works
for the fort fication of Esquimalt, and
whether any arrangement has been ar
rived at with the imperial government
in regard to the same. Sir Hector
Langevin. minister Of public works, re-
pile that communications on the sub
ject are still pending between the gov
ernmentS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-27
Ruined by HIS Friends.

NEW YORK. Feb. 26.-.Jacob Henkeil,
extensive manufacturer of cigar boxes,
has turned his property over to his cred
itorS. His liabilities are stated at STA
900. of which nearly one-halt is indorse-
ments on accommodation paper. 1t is
thought there are enough assets to leave
a surplus after settlement is made.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-27
Cut in ilako1a rates.

Special tC the Globe.
MITCHELL. s. D., Feb. 26.-Yesterday
the Northwestern reduced the freight
rate from Chicago from Is to Is cents
per hundred pounds on different classes,
and car load lots to four cents per hun
dred. To-day the Milwaukee met the
ClIt
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-27
A Denia, That Means Nothing,

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-W. w. Apple
ton denies the statement published to-
day that school book trust had been
formed with him as its president. He
admits that the leading school book pub
fishers have talked over certain lines of
action in their mutual interest, but says
the trust point has not been reached.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-27

other amendments were also made.
These provide for the recognition of all
existing valid homestead claims to any
such lands and that the land shall be
disposed of under the settlement laws
only.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-27
Found Dead in Bed.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Feb. 26.-Claude
Chaffanion, the prominent silk manu-
facturer, was found dead in bed at his
residence, f72 South street, this morn
ing. Death is supposed TO have been
caused by heart disease.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-27
Yankton Residences Burned.

Special to the Globe.
YANKToN. S. D., Feb. 26.-Fire this
morning destroyed the residences be-
longing to J. T. Pierce. Loss, s., 200;
insurance, 5000.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-27

credit, and I sell for cash.. So, YOU see.
can sell for small margins of profit and
make quick returns. Ii you will study
the retail system in New York you will
find it pretty nearly all on the same
basis"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-27
Personal Mention.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Feb. OR. B. Grit
fifth, ofGrand Forks. and S. A Minton.
of ST. Paul, are at Wizards. Gen, J..
B. Sanborn left for ST. Paul to- night.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-27
EeE ED.

DONoHUE-At her late home 1877 Aurora
avenue. on Feb. &c. Mrs. James F. Dono-
hue, daughter of Timothy keardon. aged
twenty-six years. Notice Of funeral here
after.
HOUGH-In st. Paul. Mimi. Feb. 26. 1890,
William Henry Hough, aged twenty-slx
years. Funeral from lite residence, corner
Acker and Lightner place. to day at p. m.
Friends are invited. Oswego, n. Y, papers
please copy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-27

Quickest Time to Mason City
Is made by the Chicago, st. Paul &
Kansas City Railway. Train leaves ST
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-27
Masonic.

A summoned communication of An
cient Landmark Lodge No. 5, A. F. & A.
NJ. will be held discovering. By order
of the w. NJ. William Dampier. Secre-
tary Lodge.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-27

'.Principe de Gales" Cigars.
Smokers will be pleased to learn that
full line has just been received at
Adam Fetsch's, Third and Jackson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
HOW NEW.NORk VOTES.
TAprJ:S SHOW VI; THE STRENGTH OE THE III
PUBLICAN AND ~ N''HAr!' PARTila.

TABLES SHOWING THE STRENGTH "E THE III
PUBLICAN And ~ M'tHAr.' PARIii =
4 table Of :he solid Republic An vote IN fhi> { INV!
has recently been PREPARED showing the percentage
-, t, vote cast by the pir'v for E"pn Hear 'aidni'
ON tine local STAT. and National fk't|. III i-'' ''
T., rr,i,li,ai> ~ ms co. 'a>t !Or James I" biahc
10 u + cent OF IN "ntr" vote for P.'-ii'bt. lic
Democrats "a; - peg cent II III" ;"il N"'" i'r VIZ
,l.ycl, d. and tr t.i-nla'. party p'llri per cen
IN 80 the Republican vote f.: tUrrrn'r va =
,,r ,ri uf the total vote and tn l"'irr It> .'l'
a., Der cent. ia L.. stat i~-r"> the Il iu1i ~
,o,. Va, =, per cent the Democratic - per ''ui w.
Labor |, 'p"r cent. and tie Prohibition ''f IA
tie. National campaign III I--- "a" E"pn"li' an N@t'
~ tn, ,itv f,r ,;rucral Harrison Wa - pr cent
II tn total amount the DE rLiI' for MI 'I'Nr
land - per cent and the Labor Wa per - ~. bn
the STATE. ticket tor the the R"p icin vote
wa - per rent and the Drm",r,'.r q. per cent
pn local Is Ne, at The tlr tile Vote wi>
Republican,, - p'r ccIit ramri,nv Dom "rath. - Peg
cent. CountY Democracy, - pr cent. iGi Labor. '
pr rent In the rr' lion oi lat wear the Il >p'tN"
state l~~i'~: E"lul.CdN. ~ pc
cent Drnu,r,n. ri pr cent local issues Rrprs Ia IA
and County DEMOCRACY ,o.uhlh"l, 10 prr cent. ram
Rauy Hall, D per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
DEMOCRATS STEAL AWAY.
HOW THE AcrIoS OF THEIR STATE COMMITTEE

HOW THE ACTION OF THEIR STALL SoMMtIAbL
IS LOOKED rPON.
Governor Hill wa, feeling fairly we'll physically
Yesterday morning after his political aGnt 10 Brook
yn and he had gotten through with the mcefing OF his
state Committee. He ga up rather early ana starred
for Buffalo at 8 30 O'Clock In his val>e he carried
two carefully prepared speeches which he intends To
read TO Western Newi oI fasrlcr'. lie speaks to-day
at Lockpoi in Eric County. anI tomorrow al Eilcottr
vlllc in CatiaIsgis County. The holman House cor
rdor we're prwtically deserted Of Democrat, yeser-
day. Controller Wrmplc and Assemblyman Shecha'' u
I!ufralo being the OILY representatives on hand.
Shrchan tool, early evening train for Buiao IN IN"
hope Of getting there In tin" 10 accompany III, MASTER
10 the Lockport Fair Grounds,
The Governors Peace Commissioners did not meet
yesterday. according 10 III" announcement vi the pre-
WON, k,y. The chairman. James ". Eidgway. OF
Bi,,oklyn had business in cour; 10 attend t." and most
Of the other commissioner, re'ul ncd 10 teT h"h"''
Early yesterday various Eunmany men were nearly
overcome with Joy al a prospect Of - harmonious
settlement OF their political trouble, with fhc County
Democrats upon ba,i, 81 cverythin; for Tainmany
and nothing for the Aoun;ie>.7 Eu later IN the
day when the Comfy Democrat, exhibited no signs OF
con,cntng to such solution Of the problem. the
Tamnlauy Joy wa, turned to sorrow.
The effect Of Tammanys appeal through the etate
Committee more than Offset by The refusal Of the
Governor to give Ia thu Couuy Democrats tc seat in
the ~ ae Committee whic' l.lDng, to that OrGanifa
ton The Governors ,iterd' are won To cdN h''
action on hi, affair ,hrcwcpe~S and diplomacy. ana
praised IN most l,i,1ory lanc1Iage hi -a-aci'y III
getting ont 81 = h"lc lro winch he had fallen. ln'
there are D,n"or,.t>. and Their nnri"r- are by 10
uI.Ans ,mal and in .nlii,ant. who look upon the
Governors fiur" 10 "'t a mot 'p"aihly poce"d
iu. They do nm h.>iiaie t. char." tnc hovrrnor
with WORKING N the in"r',' of Tanrninv. he would
have given the tiarr, !. auda fhc candidate
put fnry. ard by ~: "amv democracy m"iner, of me
committee" This 8ctlnl would have RESTORED the c1u,
rnurr,,u,atiou l,tWr.n III" iWp .ural fact Ions and
given III. ublc and the propl" ~ H." sta" the IN
pro>-nu tlai the t,"N"rn"r'> am dilon> ""i" VIA
her branch 81 IN. p,IN. f;o"orIpr Hi will hencn
fnr le looked upon rammanf maj. aHd All me
Iil member, Of the COMMITTEE, Will bear III: Ta,nndny
stamp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

Oo0r to the existing Circuit Courts and no appellate
jurisdiction is hereafter to be exercised or alloweS oJ
said existing Circuit Courts but oil appeals BY writ OF
error or otherwise from said District Courts shall De
subject to review In only the Supreme Court OF ue
United States, in the Circuit Court OF Appeals cs'
tablished by the I'LL.
Appeals or writs Of error may DC taken from the
District Courts or from the existing Circuit Courts o.
rect to the Sdprenc Court. In the following Gases ~
any case in which the jurisdiction of the court Is III
issue lin such the question OF jurisdiction aIohe
shall be certified To the supreme Court from the soHr'
below for dccisiOn: from the final sentences ana DC
Crees IN prize causes in cases Of conviction OF u
capital otherwise infamous crime In any case tha'
Involves the construction application OF the ohH
tuition OF the United staies in any case IN when 'nr
.OnstitutOnality Of law OF the hiien STATES, ol
the validity construction OF any treaty maze hhor
IT, authOrt- is drawn in question: ia any ca-c w
which the COn,ttutOn or Etw OF STATE Is aiieEco "
in cOntravcntiUn Of the Con >titutiO OF the th'eu
StAteS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
4 NI.Gwr'Mp LIE AEOIT SENATOR HOAX.

washington, sept "a t>pctal).-Thc Nue~"mp'
are apparently. hard pushed for campaign ""''.n''
The --latest malicious invention j. 10 b. credited 10 ihc
v.w y,rk Tnc," That paper ha, recently said. in
substance that sherman loar. the son OF Scha'"r
llnr is active in the Democratic party and that sch'
a,or Ioar advised him that the future Of young man
III fii, country lic> through the Democratic party
This latest Mugwump lie needs no explanation III
Massachusetts,. but it may possibly he misleading eise
where sherman IIoar is not the Son Of senator io<Ir
and has received no advrc from senator loar as sath
hv The Ncw.Yorl; Times senator iOar has a son.
hose name is not sherman. who Is an enthusiastic
and active Republican. and who until recently. II not
thi> moment. chairman OF the k"pupHcah Ivy
Committee Of Worcester. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
THE WELTHEH HEPORI

FORECAST Till. \ l.. NJ TliuK>pAh.
N,.h,uyt,n s,pt "t-l0r cw-inslani. isif, - Sh'y
,,ni,, wr~t,rl Mind>.
r,r tu.t,tu NrN.loiA, fair. cooler III lhe s'"''"
,,,, stationary tcmpoia;nl" IN the noi'h'Ih' N'A"
winds ,,......
For Eastern Pennsylvania, Ne"'J'is'y' p'""A''
N,,,l,nd and virginia fau; cooler III the nr>t th'ss
states nulthrrlv winds
r I'm, t,io!lna, t.rorgiu. florida. ALABAMA, NsaS
su,,i and Eastern Louisiana, ran
FOR Eastern Texas. fair.
FOR Aihunsa> Missouri Tennessee anu "''''" N
ticAy. ram 49, =, .,,,,,.
~, Wr,t,tn Nrw.Yolk and Western P'ni>y''ahls'
fair lhui >dlN and FIIda, waimrr tHday'
lot W..t Virginia and ono. faif l.. a., o,,,.,>
10, Iud!anu i.,r follow by night IAN IN the soche"
uo,tiou: ram IN southern Illinois -
- Nl,hiu.u and on>n. fa,r, warmer III.
H., W'nmrsnt, and Iowa fair. followed by light ran
in southern Iowa slightly WARNER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
THE REPI BLICAN OFFlC Fps NAMED.
Arpoi NTMTNT 81 DEMOCRATIC IN>PE"T"H> -
lIi.T,uN AID PtLr. CLiEK> DELAY d.

ArPOl NTMi.Nt f'T III VI IA ~ 4N>i'I' A'''' -
rI.i,Tr.N AID r'Lr. chi EKS DELAY D.
The polrr Commissioners yc-i"riay aprrli"f 'HH
-9i Ecpu',l! an in,r"'i"I- Of election "i ~ E''
uull,, an poll .nrl,> vino - serve AT III" coming
,I cii,n COMM .iuu"r Mt lave pgc-"rtrl iA' h'''
and and tha j. wa desirable" +" has" th' R"ph h''n
member, If The "rc' boari> appointed imp d'a'!T
- f. ~ IN, work II l,,;n- "ii"ti"> nigh y" l"-'H
lv ~. Irr..,i Il El' ,.uu> M "''L. P"d' NJ Wa
Lean Wished To- Wii; - r,' i'm-'r md H. H. ike fr'
,,.,-, and IL puli,i.i Az 1oiltmClf> ~ tn I'm"
time In, Coin,.- >ui.rr> Nat.n and N"piiii> a-r"'"
with Mr. No, lay. that pre- sure al """N j. lns
Et.rr.,u IF Election, -huui l." avoided. Mr. worms
laid th, DEM. ratio list, had not been a''"rti>h -
lang a, ne, Kepulican u,r> and h" thought mat i'''
nppontncnt Of the prLi'~rat" Inspectors ana p'!i
clerk, might deferred unfii m" next m"effnc MI
Martin >aid with "A smile that there might b. row IN
,h, Board over the appointment al the D"mo"rac
t,spo,tnr, while there 10 dispute about 'he
E.llblcau lists. The motion 10 appoint the R"pun-
n,an n, peotpr~ and poll CLERKS WAS carried Mr. Ma.
Lean alone Vo'Ing " NJ.
II was and at Police Headquarters lat"r that tie
effort, made hy members Of the Democratic state Com
mirir. To- haruiIr,lr ihc factions IN ii' clty mi;a.
,r,ult in TN. aplr.nfm,ut II -n" county l"ml'ritf
iu.ur,tur> Il ,lccton and poll clerks, athi-1 no
thrr, democrats on ire Police Board hav" l~th 'A
,rr,cd T., leave ~, County Democracy without al!
i-p,,,.nta'lpn IA ia' board of election oh'er,'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
SILVER OFFERS AND PURCHASES.

Washington Sept. 24.-Thc amount VI silver ohereo
for sale TO the Treasury today aggregated '3"'".'
ourccs The amount purchased was 100000 ounocs'
~ follows. $4,000 ounces at 81 1876; 10000 ounces
at q, 1923 900 ounces ut IL 1875. The total pur'
cnases Including to-day's, under tho new law hsVe
bcen 711oA74 ounces leaving about 100, 900 ounces
On I've purcha ,rd In tile remaining DAYS Of this month
rho nurciase OF this amount Ti'l complete tho
go On ounces which the secretary dcridei scveral
weeks ago 10 buy from August J" t'nc date on ~"
10 taxing ctfectJ TO september 80 Instead OF buy Ing
400 600 ounces per month. reckoning from August
1.-THE desire being to start with the regular monthly
nn-cha,r, OF 4 500, 900 ounces on October ].
The OF interest by the Treasury Depart
nent ON the four per cent bonds and the currency sxcS
sU:: making a total y far Of 81 ,h33 ;332. ~
The mr., pnyment Of interest by the treasury Depart
ment to dsy, for the cntro country, aggregated
81. 100000.
Tho payments at the Sub!Treasury yesterday on
account OF advance interest fie largest for one
day since they were begun lot Of &11.13l 900
p.c,sc Railroad hixes and another lot Of over
Al 600 900 registered per cents were presented.
TN, total payments for intcre, were ~ 253.307 so.
Tho sinh Treasury redeemed also $139,o30 fonr and
bufs and S2l1 900 fours previously accepted by the
washington Department and issued sl00.dOO new legal
tender Treasury notes In payment for silver bullion
Tho sul. Treasury practically stripped Of these
notes and An the afternoon request for fresh supply
was tcccra phed to Washington. When the notes were
art issued many quickly returned through the custom,
receipts when they were relssued like any other cur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
AN t'NWlTTING LESSON IN PROHIBITION.
FKEE-TRADH PAPER EDITsJRIAII.Y Dl-%Oi Nt
ING THE TARIFF, AND IN THE NiM>
COLUMNS SHOWING IT'S BENEFITS.

COINM SHOWING ITS BFNfI,TS
Washington sept. 81 (Specialj--Bv an accident.
Or by the slip Of the blue pencil" Tho baltimore
SUM- a ranting free trade NEWSPAPER. gave unwIL
tingly an Interesting lesson yesterday touching the
benefits conferred By protection upon the cit, oi lul
timorc. In the editorial columns Of This paper
article appeared. pointing Oit what the writer char
aclerizcd the signs Of an impending conflict. mpio
serious thln that has taken place In IL" lltlt al
history Of the country since the formation Of fi'
Cons tulon.' He denounced the pcndliIs Tain bill
US the Infamous Mckinley bill. (which in IT. pracii al
workings cannot fail to make ho rich richer and the
poor poorer by Increasing the pr tit VI capital cbarksl
in manufacturing enterprises without AL, cores pond
Ing benefit to labor"
IN the column OF the Of this paper
| however. there appeared In Il prominent place, with
large headlines. All accoini Of the steady Industrial
development nnd great activity which /, going III, in
Baltimore rsut Of the protective plicy 4 the
Government II tells Of the erection Of u great sugar
refinery, which Is 10 60 into operation December
unless some unforeseen dr,wback shall g pre-
vent the Mckinley Tariff bill from becoming II law
and II goes 10 LAY that that refinery T. erecting
| mammoth pier TO transfer the law sugars from the
vessels w the Enclosure; that electric railway vii
connect the house with the refinery that TN
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad /, a,inS TIA Il fo
freight purposes, over which coal viii b. Delivered al
the refinery and dumped into chutcs leading t. III
| furnace doors; that the greatest activity prevail
| there that an immense cooper ship is Icing bull
BY New.YOrk men, who will manufacture for the re
| inery from 900 to $500 barrels a day. DAWN.
| their beech and elm wood and other materials from
stave and head mills In the West; that The Baltlmor
| CSr Works will double their present capacity, ant
| Will nuke extensive Improvements; that men frvn
| New-iork have been prospecting. viii, a view U
| erecting car-wOrkS and Carwhccl foundry, TO en
ploy $500 men; that the towns OF South Baltln'or
and Brookln, adjoining this great enterprise are fas
developing eighty three houses having been built II
one place. and score or more III the other. Of nca
architecture, all In connection with the >n;ar reliner,
| some Of whose officials occupy these houses
And this news item concludes by showing that thu
| many interests which naturally have drawn smal
| army Of wOrkmen TO Curtis Fay have created dc
| nand for homes which apparently ha. ovcrriin tn
suburban villages above named and that A. each IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

Of sj3y,o TDN,, DIE THE iNNl NI"E
wa.hincton sept. - especial. tn" SQUAT" ihi> ~
tcrnoon n, the suggestion of Nj. >to kri" took from
tho calendar and passed h,ll reported Ia ""h rom
the Committee on naval Affair." in+ TIE payment
II, an odd balance Of :i":c;o hon. Gn" the inventor
Fri, ,>on ard -s"d for J., hi> legal r'p'''it"
tive, Ericsson IL j. well known. ~ e! CAPITA. ~.
aftcrward Commodore. stock"n TO plaza IA" "hI-hIi
Princeton, Init about Al. For III -".N""'. Wh u
were important and valuable" hc ASKED y '"-o' "i
hi clara va, denied hy the Navt l"l"iinri. lie
took the ,i-c however. To- ia" '"iy OF t!i'm,. AID
eot an award Iii of :IJ.1r. 1t 'h"i,i' r'iI't'
Of the Indifference ,huwH ~ t"ng:c>- H. Al private
,ni,ore for rrdrc, however ju>t ani m'fi"f'n' Their
claim, MAY BE-. that ih- ,nm La' n"Nr; "''h r''d
10 Ericsson or hi, estate. .,n,r - lap" al trF''
two year, there =, lat 'hnn'" t,h' "r h"i"i
oblicton TO the great u,"n'rr f"r ,"'r''" "n. -
and alnD, forgotten Will w. met 10y tie 'p''"h'c"'
debtor Congress always l..
Tie committees p,rt throws 'ur,puo '!!' n r
shameless and dis.nnnrablc WAY ~ "ln'h '"ns"N IA"
dealt with this claim. and on Eli sons j">i iHifna
ton at such treatment. 1" The question may l."
asked" II says "why this claim Ia, been allowed +"
sleep 80 on2. simply bro tonsrr', /, not WIN
IN hunting for buried claims. and rarely acis nnl-'
pcrs!stcntly urged g. DO even IN tho most tcr"ri
Gus ru>c, Captain Eric> son. though Of the great
est marine engineers that lived. II not the great
| est. wa> peculiar man proud. sensitive and tnhb'rn'
and for long time lie refused 10 allow his friends I"
1
! Government had wronvd him. in that II had hot paid
his Just claim, and he was not willing {" L.. for "hh,
VA, so Justly his own Honorable aud nnnl' h" felt
that great Government ought 10 do Right without IN
secmly importantly.
| 1T l. we'll known that after lie had invented the
Monitor, and L, genius for>aw it. success 1t" Ici>'l
to come Washington to explain h, inv"ntlpn T. The
Navy depart nlrnt because he felt that the Government
had wro.cd and neglected him IN the Princeton ma ter
Finally appeal mad" 10 III, pride, md L." cain"
| 10 Washington and explained his rat Invention b.
several OF the leading Naval ohccf, some Of whom he'd
| faith In Il. and Others none. At ANY rate" lie made
such an impress that arrangement Wa made Nv
which the Monitor could De- cDIstr It'd bt outside cap
it, TO he rctad Ly tlir Government II II pro>'~l a sic
| cess. Captain Ericsson Aa,cd tn" Nation. and hi-
, principle, VI hi, Monitor adopted hy every naval
| Power the world. his country owc- linl d. bt
IL can never pay Mer HI. death hi executor, come
here ami ak Congress Ia his estate al honest debt
a-certancd and due from this tiovrrnmcnt many year
before the invention of the Monitor
| The money viii pr baby tc pad. hat the allowance
| of IN. claim thirty two year after the a"aid Of The
court when the ciaiIIIan: !, M longer al'" 4" brnc
| by it, IL "A singular trivc,ty on III" rrluiIons which
should exist between the Government ana all honest
| and deserving creditors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
,,r,rry JONES, LITTLE Ms


Albany. sep. - ca!'.--'."utcnant' 'oveFn'r
,,,,.> in li> aaNrty {" lie Governor. ma'" hu'
I,i,;al,. r,cutly wluc caused iin'h lnr"hN"h""e W
several hundra H.cp and som" I'm if Hi> p'' 10"
,un,u.nt The >cm-,u ,nihly pay roll OF the men
l,.i u tl, ,ui.-irI tcra tmrni of tn caption
r. 8. -. .i.u.d T., Mr Iuur> and >'nt To HIM At
..,,,ntnu lI- returns t' som a h. dor' MS
,l,,. Instead - >.Eh'd payroll. 'hr aptf ON
,ui.,iuunr Nr. T.rri. r"riNri on Muidai from hin-
i,r.tnl , ios Pc. a. N.th POLITICAL ca:> cropping o'V
I'll ,l, a. ild Nilch an a.N au'" copy oi ''l
-. M. I, ,i",cI at he ~t'Ghcn t'HhiN 'alr. iu'
.-,., 90. i,. >,tulr fan received the paNrOii> PROV
,,riX al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
TNlIN,. To- Nl\pl' ATE N'p''N AID

IT., \Ilrt New I.f~N D.,.."t p'notFatic '""-r'>'
,,.uf.n mt Yesterday AZ ihr ~ III N" HUDSON '"'h'
n,.., ,.rmitf..'. .'sGit a'tr~. IN ''"N'-t, jersey
, ana ,afiia. uut IL. iii'> of tll mas nm" l"-> III
...,..,,,,ur "a SENATOR i.iNi.i /. NJ Ionad IL 49,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
NAVY YARDS AND THE ELECTION.

~ashineton. Sept. o4.-rfe following 10 copy Of .
letter addressed By the Secretary Of the Navy to tho
commandants Of the several navy yards:
srese. approved 1876, which provides - follows
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any election TO take place for President Of the United
states Or member Of ConMess except when ne Sec 70
m6lie service make SUCH increase necessary q that
aps: xa!sh eert'hcsss shall 10 immediately Published
In view Of the approaching election on November
1. you are directed TO give special attention TO ie
Atm Of September you will make return to the De
partment showing tie number Of men employed al
She cloc Of that day, Of tho various ratings indei
esch bLesn, together with consolidation statement
Of tho same You Win conduct TIE work under your ,,
Won VIII upder no circumstances make any increase