The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-12-11


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trea' uinsenoc, my 'o'a, hummer ., pension
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WI NH ne aoie 10 carefuiiy aujuu'catc ana allow
@ N.Y. oanas au'' s Ky ny, plesen' nsen' year.
ne , ,on ,ne pay ,nens ~ tensions
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u, nu u'p'us VI e''''",,if
there will be no call this year for a deficiency
appropriation, notwithstanding the rapidity
with which the work IL being pushed. The
mistake which has been mazda nv n,anv ~
.h,s, 80 ~ 90, r -.
'ne'i VI 'e we. ., pe''
sions y ~ 40. taN'he sccoan, On 'ne u'ihin-
&hed value or ilrst payments under the recent
legislation. These payments. under the gem
oral law have been for many years very large
~ the pensions, when allowed dated from The
time OF filing the claim, and most of these
M vrna,,ts undar ~, law ~ Iunn ,soo ~ r,,
-. Is, ,, = :, = ' - y M
Lively sii''''i' "n', 20 .no po' vsne ~ .heSo
cases increases anu that Oh the oid cases uiinin
ishcs, the annual aggregate of first payments
Is largely reduced.
The commissioner. under date NJ Nov in
e,,,.i.,,a. no ,,ith ~. ~ ta,,ar, that a,,.;.
,e 'o -, ~ ~. Wv" 'h
.he ihsi Iour "oh'hs ii'rto oertihca'es Wers
issued x''so under tne general law and So.sSs
under the act OF June "a. 1890 The average
nrst payment during these four months was
xl3I .s5. while the average first payment upon
,,,,a J,,,,,, az III os
."ao7 s', o ~ '',s '"o s."' s''h uno '
1871, was S~W"h being reuuction IN the aver
age first payments during these four months
Of S107.4S.
The estimate for pension expenditures for
,ha 1aeai v..r ending limo M 1saa H. el4A ose
sno ,.hi'h oaras,,I ~a,,iratt.n 80 ~,
~ winch, "'''' ~" ei"' oS@"'n".on " INC
subject, the commissioner Is OF the opinion
will be sufficient. While these disbursements
| TO the disabled soldiers Of the great civil war
estimates OF those who oppose this bcnencent
legislation. Inc secretary OF the interior
SHOWS Win great iuilhess ne cure lhht y thken
| W exciuae lrauuulsht claihs' ana also the
Kratliylng lhct lltt lhe persons 70 whom theAe
pensions aro So,ng nre 'hsn VIM renaerea, non
'IEn', put s1pstahelt' W.T. SCI is ~, 80,
lrhe president here refers briefly TO the rnii.
roMus, tne censuss t'ie 'erritorics repression ~
poiysamy ana Town government IN Alaskh'l
The Department Of Agriculture.
| II the establishment OF the department of
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,uncessjop to the |iiucuIirhfened to,rnnd Of n
worthy class OF people that Impression has
been most effcctiinIlv removcd Nv lilo great "a
suits already attained Its home Influence has
| been very great in disseminating aQrlculfural
and horticultural inforination Ia Stimulating
and directing a further iversification Of rors.
| In detecting and erndcntinp diseases Of ID,
nestle aniinals and more than all in the close
and informal contact which IL has established
and mantai.s with the farmers and stock
ralsers OF the whole country Every request
for Information has had PROMPT attention And
every suggestion merited consideration. Tho
scientific corps of the department Is Of n hiph
order and Ii pushing It's Investigations with
method and enthusiasm.
The Inspection by this department of cattle
and pork products intended for shipment
abroad has been the basis Of tho success Which
has attended our efforts TO secure the removal
81 The restrictions maintained blythe European
governments. ...u 80 .,.,.
For Yen years protests ana petiuons upon
tnls suplNet from inc pnckers ana STOCK raleera
?, the uniLed states hisvc been directed agalns,
snN9p y 's''hi~pohs' "HtNt, ~ rV'oh7i9 hutiS"
our markets and curtalled the prcnis OF tbs
farm. II Is a source of general conpratulnfio,s
that success has at last been attained. for the
effects 81 an enlarged foreign market for these
meats will be felt NOT oulw by the farmer bat
in orr public finances and IN every branch ~
trade.
n Is partjcularly fortunate that the inereascsi
demand for food products resulting from The
removal Of the restrictions upon our Tezafs
and from fine reciprocal trade arran0einents 10
which have referred. should have come at q
time when the a,rriculfural snrnlus "A sn large.
Without the help thus derived lower prices
would have prevailed. The secretary Of agri-
cuitre estHaees va. e resIrrsi9is uRyh
rnu & w ~, ~ az IN ~. @ ou re s
sppe iose ~ " ao' ~o''""@ WI w u
.n ,c pruuucts III ~ 4 as' =.
me srn crop ., .'ls yshr was ~" reSt ., 70
pur ni5avry. 1fu yos ny new narheas @nu eie
uS,, so s,yrJ vlo raf az
r.ulope Dtsc suseaiheu priccs' pinsihB rcllei
a in,i prosperity :" "h inouslry 'nAt WAS huch
WI 1,. e7 ST.. - ~ ; ,., - ~, rr,.;.a,
ne talus ~ w gIe,tn ltd - Wy uh! ,,
slaaeS ~ ~ @ 1 py une rsclstary 70 ~ ti5
yeas Spaea" more s 5nn lo in ss hnu ." I. ~
prvuur's " my larin 9Nv,vV . ni"re, ~ 10
;p9etinp y I ~ ~
ls,n,lon y? unvsyuncu Wy as s5p,civi ~ ~ tie
curaemsy ~ WIN" a, ING iariier - pun ior the