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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

eurxi1rs ezltsse1 che pos&-an1po -
Rcs<tarx Ore. opened - ga nnd
loak thesxfroas q. Sea
Goaozei tieeag< = Aznn- : ~ster>n ~
f.se Mexican ~i4r, a.ed u San Francisco
Friday. $500 - years
The Great NeF<h<ru Rsz1roaa cosa-
p2ay las nied With the auditor ~ Kit
x@s ocuasy. VISA. marsysgs for 81
90 &c.
The store ~ J. II Moetsea - Swan.
Iowa. wss barylsx1zed II - early hour
Friday raorning and then ard. The
loss IL estimated ~ o. eco
katie kophef. years cid. died Fri
day At Pittsburgh tAe result Of .
wosad ,Saiessd b, stoas thsown last
Monday b. al anknewn boy.
Dan Porter Was found guilty Of the
naraer Of T. h. smith at Quincy. IN.
Friday. The erilee. committed June -
last. was without provecssion.
At Butte, Mont. Thursday night the
dry-goods house of James r. Boyce, Jr.,
4 Co. made an assignment with iisbil-
tiles OF sioo, 600 and assets Of siss, 900.
Directors of the anglo Nevada Assnr-
ance Company at San Francisco Friday
resolved TO reduce tie capital stock
from ss.0ee. 900 70 sseo. 900 preparatory
~ going out Of business
Owners of twenty-one furnaces and
rolling mills in the Mahoning and
Shenandoah valleys. representing =
capital of $4,000. 900 aud employing
ao. 600 nen, formed com bination Fri
day.
The Bellefonte pa Furnace Com
panys furnace, ore banks and quairies
shut down for an indefinite period
Friday owing To ~ increase in freight
tariffs, throwing GO men oat Of en-
pioyment
An insane patient of the Kankakee
ml.) asylum, William Sieittenger. for
merly q prominent business man OF
Fairbury, ILL.,. was killed Friday by
taking refuge usder freight train
which was standing still at the time.
but started before any signals could DO
given.
The annual contest IN oratory for the
prizes established by Mrs. j. Ii. Swan.
of Chicago, was held in Lombard Uni
versity Hall at Galesburg. H., Friday
night. The first prize was awarded
Robert +. Anderson, of Yates City, and
the second 10 w. L. Smith, OF Gales
burg.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

begin 1T oncc. The board controls the
appropriation of2l 500, 600 that Congress
will make for the fair
The Government building will cover
an area :50x45s feet. 1t win be con-
structed Of iron, brick and glass, and
its style of architecture will be classic.
Its leading feature will be an octagonal
dome In the center $50 feet high The
rotunda underneath will be 100 feet in
diameter and free from exhibits The
upper portion OF the building will
rest on six-incl posts and from the
ro1unda a view may be had Of
the entire lower floor. The building
will face west The south half will
be devoted to the Post-Oficc Depart
mcnt, Treasury Department, Depart
mcnt Of Agriculture, and War Depart
ment. In the north .,a,f will be the
Fish Commission, Smithsonian Insti-
tu;e, and Interior Department The
State Department will extend from the
rotrnda to the east side of the building,
and the Department of Justice viii be
on the opposite side of the rotunds and
extend westward.
The War Department will have lib
eral amount Of guns and ordnance ma
chincry. Field mortars will be dis
played, and the military telegraph and
war balloon system will be illustrated.
The POST Office Department will have a
novel display and Will care for all the
exposition mail. The Treasury De-
partment will manufacture and display
money, minis and dies. In addition to
the exhibits housed in the building the
Government display will include field
hospital, a life-saving station, light
house aad coast line battlc-ship.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
WISCONSIN.
Legislators Take n shor. Eeeess-- Fridays
Sesson.

SStstons
MANSON. Wis, Jan. 3i.--The Legis-
lature has adjourned until Tuesday. Ia
the House Mr. Winans, cf GAINESVILLE,
introduced "a measure which seeks TO
keep trust companies under closer
regulation. It covers the incorpora-
ton of trusts. annuity, guaranty,
safe deposit and security COM
paries. and seeks to repeal chapter lss.
laws OF 1877. Bills were introduced
creating the Office Of State FISH aaa
game warden at an annual salary OF
1000: increasing the State University
fund $50, 600 per annum by SPECIAL tax
for new buildings IN. expenses, and
Gates from, % TO IL per cent.
Senator Falcoacr, chairman OF the
committee on education, submitted a
Majority report in favor Of concurrence
in the bin repeating tsr. Bennett law.
Senator Joiner submitted q minority
report dissenting from the action
of the majority for reasons that
chapter sI9, laws Of 1889. is the
only compulsory education Law en- the
stat.te books; TIA: 4 was simply an
attempt to make more cocnprehensive
the laws of 1879. and was distorted for
partisan purposes lie docs not be-
hevc people are ready 90 abandon
the idea that the state has q
right to regulate or prohibit child
labor. or that injustice was done
any person hy the claus. requiring
children 20 be taught elementary
branches of learning in the language Of
the coyntry. Senator KIDD submitted
his ainority report from the commit
tee en- privileges and elections uphold
ing the right Of Senator scofeld 10 his
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
TO BE HANGED.
Daniel Porter Sentenced ut Quincy, NJ,
for tie Murder Of ID. T.. Smith.

Daniel Porter Sentenced Mt Quincy, H.,
for tie Murder of ID. r. Smith.
QUINCY, H.. Jan. 3l.-Thcre was a
solemn scene in the circuit courtroom
of the Adams County courthouse
shortly after O'Clock Friday afternoon,
when the jury trying the case of Daniel
Porter fled in and read the verdict Of
guilty and condemning Porter to death
for the murder of ID. +. Smith on the
morning Of June % last. The murder
was cold-blooded In the extreme apd
without shadow OF provocation. Mr.
Smith was awakened at 4 o'clock in
the morning by knock on his bedroom
door. lie opened the door and was shot
down. dying four days later. Porter
was captured in Cameron. Mo. He is
an octoroon and nothing il known of
his antecedents previous to his coming
here . month before the murder. lie has
refused 70 talk except TO plead not
guilty, and did not even go on the stand
In his own defense.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

>ssersi feOens 1AJs<ea IN k4ssusx 11>s-
s>t~zs ~ <sxlsss fo.as>-
ta-seAsa, ssn Sl.-At az e'~laeA q IA.
the accommodation Ga The ChIcagS &
Efls rasa aa>hea i.ste sAe sceosasae.i4-
tlaa ~ the Nhis&ga 4 E@ssera lll.aoiz
railway whixA Mas nnlssflnr milk
sess seaxA Il T.irss .hird stress. ats
tHo Asnd sas4cass II The E@slssa tslt
na.s train woFv fniesaSpe4 ana
TIE kf-e engine ba1ls xrceks.l.
rive PeHssas were baby Rurt.
and Il IL thaaght one ~1ll &c.
Tbs easaheer 81 1hs Kris is,esn,atixo
nsaas a stAtomsEs n ul.inh he sad s.sas
the smoke wax a. ti.ie.s ca ihe tracks
tsa4l he eaald nat see the either trs.ia
until they were ~ elose maj i w.s ..a-
possible X aase avoided ! c<ssiislsa.
fIrzsnsssr. Ia. sAa. 8. AZ s.ss
e'eloek issdsy aaonCsns extra lr~iels
train Ma "a east-baea4 az Slso s'ssss-
eurgA. sia1iHnan & ~. l.an.a RAILWAY.
ran into large ftsl rs.sk iFsz.y u}sen tlla
track II the east end ~ tkak Run tan
nell. sescn miles iraia Pittsburgh, The
engine and three ears were hs4sy
wrecked. hsa.zcsnaa h = Gray, ~lls
WAS riaing IA the trout a. tl.o engine.
was fatally burned by ossaning stss4r.
h G. Aehon. fireman, u@s badly
burned. hut VIII reeoVer tlnTineef
Oscar AlbansA was ssalaed and l.rsiss.l:
kAssAs Cas, Nc. Jan s. An Ia
eo1ing freight ia tlse Kansas City,
Nyandoits A Northwestern rsl.le AZ
ran into "a open swilua "a ulilss tr.ssa
hers friasy msrn.aF. sAa trsin Nss
wree.zoa. 0eorsne Aesrss. The ,zal,
Was baelv srxlas3 aad Ar &c vile.
the engineer, resolves sessans Fls.uni
IN Ia thieh. gitta r4ca VII teever
aSsl.a AfoksT, = ftaetsDaa - h@Hsvap.
kan. On the IRAN. wst tefer is1sa
hrart disease asa Hel II freight
oapHs. l. T., saa. STA srras-iaoand
Unica fac.iie TIA o. teastr ISIS eeal
ears became uIsaaaagS3 sic esrar el.e
Junction and ran a..e maes apFsr
grade =; tie rate - iirctv miies as
hour. Finally Il rs1 ols tAc t-acls nad
the whole train p.ie2 up Ia t'le astea.
II, O. keauour siFs a9.l =. ; kislAli.i.
bl-slzeEsaa. ard -. $. He9toa. l1also-
man. were ia.stea, lie l&s,er persasrs
fa.2llV
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

nfTIsBHHsn. Pa. Jsn. 11.-kt the
Edgar Thomson steel works william
brown sn5 Charles King were sent
Friday afternoon "a the resr -
work a loose electro wire YES
hanging near them and they tsgss
footing with - The ovBstno was rstt
IN optrztion. bu1 -saile they were fooi-
ing the current wss ttirped on. Brvwn
yrs killed. instantly and kinr ~ss
fffrown esversl feet aud severely
ss@srrer
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Jan. -.
rLouR-Quiet and lower Spring Wheat
patents. "a s0c4 Is Bakers. sa-2.<as5o; Winter
Wheat Flour. a. CO.'S 90 for Patents, g. ess4. 10
for Clears
wHraT-Ruied active and higher. No. .
cash, %. Gsp5c. May, s7x0ooac.
CoRS--Was quiet and s:esty. Nc. and 10.
yellow SEC; February soAc, March. so19
Sic: May, asGs2sc: July. betossc
oAIs-St.scy. No. cash. Hk144ssc.
Mar, <6aGsstc: June. tSkes45so samples
steady vita moderate oserinss- No. =, <sxa
csc. No. 8 Waite. S4ae54s4c, No. Z, <$A3
&c: No. White. S.1s7c-
EyE-Qsi-t end tame. Nc. 3 cash. ssasi.fc.
February. s1c. and Mar. &c samples; 20
s7sc Tor No g. ard - epc for Ne. 3
BsmEy-SIor and easy. Poor s51aoc; com
mon &c fair. e26s2c. gupd. osfkso. ast esescs.
aG7sc.
wsss Posg-ns-tef fairly active sns prices
ru.ea steadier. osossflons ranged 81 ~ 70a
sz for cash; Hse9sIs for February. and
lts iss,A 70 - fcr ysy.
LAsp- Rather sctLz. end rssces ruiec sfc>c,.
Prices ranged y No. nv stf 49,: q 10
s7as for Feh-aarJ; G.slos 81 fcf Marsh. sse
H oar % for May
Br-Txs-cresuery. 1sez-s; pss-y. ssess.
PACKING stocs s<9pc
porr-zY-Lsvs cstsRess 7sfese pr N:
Live TURKEYS s1sszo rny ~. Lire Dz>fs. TO
sc Ter -. rave ose->. 81 prs 80 per Ger.
ous-vTtseosssn Prime white s.. WsteS
White, ssse; Nseh,esn Prime whts. s,se-
wzt<r WHIT fs.o: fs3ss1s Prime Write
~. wss-y WIFE 80; HsAsisfsz I3 test
s<e: sascst1e. q issa s4e, - eegA she;
~sphthz, - def's g.
gro-oss@ DsstEsez srs~sn Ysis3 afU ~
81 ~ per "a for fsssa.o gsotA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
GREATEST OF ALI
Pans ef tie Government Uqlay
q tie World's Fir.
TIE Crowds Ssse<ted. And We~k -
ths Hsit<sngs Soon to 6sgia-cs-
scriptsoa Of shs Structure.


CHlcAso. Jan. 3l--Ihe nrsr worsSs
fair exhibit bathing - 80 up viii prob
ably b the tsoseraEeat building in
Jackson Park. and il viii be ssae, 90
beauty. friday afternoon the site aud
plans for the building were mutually
approved aza agreed upon by the menl-
bers OF the building COMMITTEES ca the
Government beard If coatroi and the
committee on grounds and buildings If
the exposition. The site selected.
near the lake shore and about
opposite the entrance 10 Mid
way Plaisanee. viii need no ell
irg or dredging 10 ft ID for foanda-
tons. There IS nothing To prevent work
being begun On the Government build
ing within a few days, and this fact
sent wave of enthusiasm around
worlds fair headquarters There is
row about siee. 900 svaiisble in tho
United States Treasury for the use Of
the board OF control, and when the
board rcturas 10 Washington IL viii
recommend tina; building operations
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
They stand by Cameron.

HARRrsBURo, Pa, Jan. si.-A resolu-
ton was offered in the House Friday
condeinning Senator Csmeron's course
on the silver question aud the elections
bill and calling upon him to adhere
closely to his party and party principles
or else resign from the United States
Senate. On the question of reading the
so decidedly in the ajority that Repre-
sentative Thompson, who had offered
il. allowed II to drop.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
-
Lieutenant Schwn tka Injured.

MASON CITY, Ia, Jan. 3l.-Lieuten-
ant Schwatka, the Arctic explorer and
lecturer, was probably fatally injured
in this city Friday. Upon returning
from drive he assembled the steps of
his hotel and when near the top fell
backward over the banister TO the
floor beneath. His face and head are
terribly bruised.
Lieutenant Schwatka is in . precari-
Gus condition. The doctors fear con-
cussion of the brain. His nose is brok.
en- in three places and several ribs are
broken
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
BURNED HIMSELF UP.
An English Issorsr Tnds . Spree By
Rossstsc EEnsseIf 20 Death.

JACKSONVILLE. IL. Jan. sI.-Fridzv
night an Enclishensn lsboring for
John P. Turner. east Of New Berlin.
was sent 20 town for =
physician. and after attending
to his Grand get 6rrnk and
was arrested and locked up In
tia calss,cose. = small wooden struc4-
ars. During the night he ses FIRE 20
his b~sc5oshrs and persisted 10 TIE
flames The town had 10 Ere DEPART
ment and no one was abe - do arr
tksu1 Ia sp-e ne E-opr xret1A -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
BUTTNER GETS SEVEN YEARS.
The Chicayo and New York Divorce Deal
or at Last Gets His Dues.

NEW YORK. Jan. 51.-William III.
Buttuer and his partner Hughes, the
frsudulen. divorce lawyers. were sen
fenced Friday morning Buttner vas
ordered 70 prison FOR sever years and
Hughes for five Buttner practiced his
swindling operations in Chicago for
number Of years. being At that
time aided by bright young woman
named Edith Hammond lie obtained
fraudulent divorces for number Of
persons In that city bsfore the deception
was discovered and then be fed to New
York. Here he resumed his practices.
bat was arrested. The woman. Edith
Hammond, left him some time ago
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
ualm.c.da Sue. for Peace.

BUESos AYRss. Jan. S1.-The revolu-
tionists in Chilli are said to have carried
everything before them. President
Baimaccda is suing for peace with the
rebels. The latter insist that Balna-
ceda must resign.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

kns5xsG. Kan. Jsp. - Reports
from scf'hes~on. Marion and saline
counties szv that hog cholera il spread
ing wits tie rnosa fercrity tHown Ia
years. Hundreds g annsals are dvang
daily on account 81 the warm. camp
weather acvravai oc tae disease.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

A~T7so. Nis.. Jan. si.--1svo ehildren
q william Reinc-t. 81 Drexei. were
fatally burned THURSDAY nigft-a boy
of 3 years ard eiil a months. TIE
bed caught ere during ihe s1senrt a
The parents Wien rescued the boz
was dying. but the eiri lhea until Tfs-
day morning.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
DESTROYED HY FIRE.


Eicuxoan, Va. Jan. 81 phiiiips &
Stems larI-, c-0els,.r house on Main
street. oppozite the posf-ofice. rsas de-
stroye6 by fire Friday night The lnsild-
inv and stock were co-pri eielv vrtf..C,i
The Ioss s. places at Ss5.e09 ~ orc
ti,ne the ere threatened the desrus-
ton OF the whole block. ls 4
Stein estimate their loss g as,put s3o-
Goo. insured fow about SIS o93. 1i,e lo.s
ca the bss,ding is SIS o99 - $De.oso. J..
4. Tavlor Z. Go. q er3cistrv hons ae3oisl-
ing suffered coasiderat,le loss by wafer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

ST. LOUIS, Jan. Sic. .Linebargcr d
Co. have announced their inability 20
meet their obligations at the Merchants
Exchange. Their liabilities are esti-
mated at over 500, 900.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
ChIcago's Ex-dayor Robbed.

CHICAGO, June 3i.--Ex-Mayor John
A. Roche suffered loss of s.. coo at the
hands of blowers last right Mr..
Roche is manager of the woodworking
machinery firIr Of J. A. Fay & Co., %
ard 20 Canal street.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
Pickpockets Get . Large sum.

CHICAGO, Jan. GA man aged about
60 years, name unknown. was robbed
OF 81, 900 by pickpockets Friday evening
while passing through the Washington
street tunnel on an Ogden avenue car.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
set.lcd I'm and Resumod.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81. Barker
Brothers & Co., bankers, who were
forced TO make an assignment during
the recent stringency in the money
market. have effected a settlement
ness under the firm name of Barker
T. 20
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

CATARRH.-This dreadful disease,
only slight congestion of the mucous
membrane of the nose Vt first, increases
with each cold until it spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes, stom-
.ach, ETC., causing deafness, lung dis
eases, dyspepsia and many other dis
trcssing and dangerous complaints. A
fun account Of your present condition
and the treatment you require, will be
gwen you free of charge by DIR. 5. Clay
Todd, - Nonroe-st., Room 4, Grand
RApids. Mich.
Catsrrh, deafness, rheumatism, ner-
vouS debility, impotence and all dis
eases resulting from early indlscretlons
and excuses OF manhood, all dIseasesof
The urinary organs. partial paralysis,
v2ricOcclie. ruptures, tumors, scrofuia,
old sores, dropsy, skin diseases, liver
and kidney complaints, heart diseases.
ahortness Of breath, back of head.
email Of back, ETC., including all female
complaints and chronic diseases cured
quickly and permanently.
II you are nervous, restless. irritable,
eleepless or wake after horrid dreams,
tired mornings. with . dull headache,
bad taste IA the mouth, sometimes dis
charges, aud 60 about your employ.
uens without llfe, energy and ambition,
desire to be Alone, gloomy forebodings.
= disposition to worry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes, spells
ct feeling afraid or uncertain, some-
times low spirits. you are suffering from
nervous debility aud exhaustion of
nerve power. which may end in utter
prostrstiou, insanity aud DEATH
IL you have agreat sense of weakness
and WEAKNESS. with tired limbs, numb
nsss, trembling, prickly sensations, cold
feet aud legs, you are advancing 70 that
most serious disease. paralysis.
II your head aches. feels numb and
Grcd. with strange sensations. locs OF
memory. and you think with difficulty.
or you are slsepless at night. with dr0w-
e,ness and dizziness during the day, the
nerve and brain fatigue may soon run
Into insanity or death.
n you have any OF these feelings do
not 1ewiect them or they will end in par
ABYSS. insanity. prostration or death.
A. YOU value youf life do nos neglect
thee warnings. Time and experience
have shown. and hundreds OF startling
aud marvellous cures have proved. that
these diseases are perfectly and COM
pletely cured by Dr. ). Clay Todd, No.
q Mcnros-st.. room 4. Grand Rapids.
Under tho use Of Or. 5. Clay Todd's
remarkable remedies, I'll these symp-
tcns yield - II by magic, and strength
Of nerves. vigur of brain, vitality of
blood and health OF body are soon re-
HIS remedies are purely vegetable
and harmless. and can only be obtained
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

p<rfs. Jan 1.-THE Firsro 80
rozzboes that the committees u pzrlons
has decided against the COMMUNICATION ~
Ire sentences Fl dssfb Sassaa upon
Essssssl E.yrsEd, TIE murderer 81 H.
sos5s,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

6bth the method and results when
Syrup Of Fss IL taken; it j. pleasant
and rsfreshing to the taste. and acts
gently yet prcsaptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels. cleaases the sys.
tsa efsctnaliy, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures hzhitaai
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is tho
only remedy Of It's kind ever Pro-
daced, pleasing TO the taste and &C.
eeptabls to the stomach, prompt in
is ectioa and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to al ard have made i. the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In 900
and 81 bottles BIZ al leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist WHO
may not have IL On band viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept eny
substitute.
CALIFORNIA fi0 SKRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. car.
l000otGE. ~. AEw y0a& ~.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01

CsTTs - ws-sst eHfss ss1 rrsc>s rsscr.
-ssssssioas rsres6 - q syasv - ree<ee " fss-
-rszi,psns sses-ss ~ ssae - ~ eee1 - efosss
s. 8. s&a< % sss ccUDez e fos- - - -
30 ssr bs-cssS Steers. o. z4e - fN esoet
- - H0a@ fsr Te1sss. 0& s7
ressers: u -. y ~ ce~s. 6ADe8 t1
sssis so - 20 ~ Sso< CsS>sa
r~e~ ss-ss rxn<st q 0anzn fr Pigs.
= 80 - - Hess NoR.9 80 rys4k ys<e
NJ GDoa1 - Uzxsa - G213B ~
sssy p4le1ng - 1t>11W - -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-01
MISSIONER Is DEAD.
one Of the worlds Greatest Painters rass-
Away.

PAIRS. Jazz. 81 -Je Louis Ernest
Me.sso1ier. tire painter. who has been
III for several DAYS. has jsst died j..
tsis city. I've was born ia Lyons in
1912.
fJes. Louis Errest HeissorieT. the most "a
riovs 81 TIE french genre rnfters Was
born n 1875 At Lyons whe-n his fstber was q
small f7sdesras. Bic work - neaatse for
hts marvellous 9bish ara s-xtraorslnsrs "a.
sentsor e. detail ~kies 1nsses y seem a.
though tssh stroke were erecytef with tie
as6 81 . ynseroscope- His pictures won him,
honers &, Paris White ts AS ETH o yoans
man II f95 Re r.esiEe1 ths saion
geld media and IN fsf ne wss
given TIE 1-corssies ~ TIE Legion q
Heron Ts>-s ~orss ef reriss A.. ossnfs
81 sfz. fIss csn-s.ss s>l1on hing 1srTsf ttsn
EXIT ~ ten ~ fifteen inches. TIE prices snrr
bronxnt ser.vsr, we're bne.- a = stsvsrs
rsse 90 40 fos sjU ~ties vss ons
81 ~ svefxf's fA-re, works. ofheS fsrovs
psFxflrxs ~ wsiess,ses ~. ssJ'n- Reader .
TIE suo,ter- ~ghs emperor a Solferino, =
are "A Cs.rrs 81 Csvsir-" The rsfrrter's
y,~srse=e far rssfsesr~ <uej~rss q ssrsevhat er.
rsss8p-< W tie pscs that Re vas . seiessr is tb>
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-03-31
THE DIRECT TAXES.
States Must Pay What They
Owe to the Government.
OLD WAR CLAIMS HUNTED UP
Secretary Blaine Resumes His Duties il
the State Department

MI. Lemcke win Not Accept the Treasu-
ryship-The Presidents Trip to CaIifor-
nia-Names Mentioned for Judge SEQ
fields SuccessOr--The Surplus in the
Treasury Creeping Up.
WASHINGTON, March Silt is one
thing to have Congress appropriate money
and another thing to get it out of the
the Treasury. Indiana is having an il
lustration of this, and Maryland will also
receive a setback when her application
for her share of the direct taxes is taken
up for payment.
Secretary Foster has directed that the
Assistant Treasurer at Chicago pay to the
State of Indiana $769, IA, less $50, 900,
which latter amount the books at the
Treasury Department show that Indiana
of payment on war claims.
In the case of Maryland it is found
that she owes the government So, 1856 on
account of the Indian Trust Fund. The
records of the Department are being
hunted up, and it may be found that
other States are indebted to the govern
ment
A conference was held during the day
by the accounting officers of the Treasury
to determine upon some plan for the pay
ment of the direct tax to the Southern
States. In these States the tax was col
lected from individuals. 1t was decided
to pay the direct tax to the Governors of
the Southern States, in trust for the peo-
pie who are entitled to it.