Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-12-06


in the nroseo,.tio " Which we bnva haen
developed' an TO suggest that the "effective
strength Of the army he now made at least
ennai To the Legal styannth A"uo :" .' Ae'so
oA'- " - a -, !. :. 80 = q.
army M 1ne strlKes.
IN oheenca ~ the coISmands g. the
tion and the laws and for the nnrnosa ~ MO.
tectina the nr"nartv ~ the TTnitpd SSto9e iG
ing the PROCESS Of federal courts ANA remnvinp
lawless obstruct1ons to the performances Nv the
rovernment NJ It's Ieoitim mate fiinctinns II T. he
Came necessary in various iocaiities during the
Wear 70 amnIav, a .cnnsidsraEia nortion ~ the
regular troopss The duty was dischareed
nromntju ronrnuaonsIu ana with m orI1ad Fl
aretin Nv thn Mu M,.n us
r Expensess Of the war Departments.
1,be total avnenditnras for the NOV daror+-
~ ~. ~, ~ III ur e .n ,S Mr
"a ~ sss 600 oSo g. ~ % o. nHn NJ 90 M
Of the
AZ oo1 Ga9 % ~ m;scallanao,s ohisct. M sas
XII .55S 96 for nublic Worits mis- latter SIM IN
nrnvements and AZ az aaa "a for fortiacat;nns
ana nthar works If datense The annronra9
lions snr the cmrrent vas aograoote ss9 40
tv3 o." ~ NO, U sor th t 4n"I ro oS LII f
annronria ti"ns ,nomn+;n1 - SsS a,S q * ~
appropriations announcing nv .1a... ~ s's'i0'o-'0
The Militia.
The total enrolment of the militia Of the
several states is III 533 officers and enlisted men,
an increase OF o,54o over tne numpeT reporteo
~ vnS tiosH VI Ing w year. !ne repoiss
% u M in,sHSc!.ons py teg9lar army olcsss
SHOW mar @ Increase IN dngereSt arg en-
ciency among tne STATE -oTganllatlons; and -
s SUI az 0i Sne poi
tm, ,oS ~ i Eui '' VI oui LII
fErther Honors Tor zen. Schoneld.
IN recogn tlon OF the long and distinguished
ideary services aha dan!n19i alscharge OF gel
.John NJ. Schoaeid. now the General command.
ing the army, it is suggested to congress that
thu temnornrv revival Of the grade Of lieu,enO
ant general in his behalf Would be a lust and
gracious act. and would hermit his retirement
now near at hand with rank beftting his
merits
More Courts Needed
The renort of the attorney general notes the
orati}r;n~ nrngress aI h TO- s""r 1ne
reachnn 9ndan ia III lbs IT. @ hs
ahie 70 Sisnnsa q; casas no thew arise w;thout
anV ~ nnrsasonabe deiav W Tb}s resn1t is Of
Course, very largely i due to the success sful
MoIhing " '4e pun inaug utattne ciiSuiC courts
Oh appears IN respec5 TO tnese tripu1als me
hig6est consideration that an Additional cir
Strengthen these courts and the confidence
reposed in their administrations, and that such
an addition would not create greater force of
courts REQUIRES. / Commend the suggestion to
the careful consideration of the congress.
FEDERAL prisoners.
Wig years 30, aso, arns 10y % tronn1
urge a y. upon tae congress as strongly US !
prisons for the confinement Of United States ties
s I I'M, - tie a nus
oeem mage ron , tlne 20 elme Few lew
Of sites for hree such No
t @ t rs, NV ueS in a S
lug aos la,sn tii nau oto eno oiSofeo
1'"OAo ooAAA''t 'oiA oAoS'
Ahe fostal service
Inc {report. q Inc postmaster-generai pre-
sen.s cetnplenensSaS staseneuC vi ne op-
eiaItoas ., ene p1Ss oll.ce ue JOE LIS
last nscai yeaf me recs,Pts OF ne oso Pa
onC wv lug Wy oae ao1 .s W
t.tu Wy ~ w. w. o-;a ao
a;.h ~ .ne gos + sersroe tu.Ua;e
Miei panoe ~ eerSany 'Ie 4 Ia
Tue BUSINESS VI Ine country; A1asmucn, eneres
lore as business iat aa IS Gontinueo
oAiee 1917 'ro ~ "S yni " 49, ~
ec,encV Of rsvenne o to meet the eRnen .n
uencieuSy ~ iesenus W nlees sne eApeua
S " Io p9'' G4oo IU co. hat
70 10, oo0 Shn,id he axoesaaI Nv SO
go SuouAo oo eA'e'oeo W ne"f'S ei.''o'=
wv p. - Second ~,.. n1... :.
... .u $50 .a.s 1900.
inc expenditures increase stead1ly ana nee
esSarlly with the growth and needs OF the
less IN any year depending upon the volume or
receipts. me postmaster general states That
Ills uenclency - .thhecessary anu might NC oD
| mail matter of the second class was modified.
The rate received for the transmission of: this
second,class matter is one cent per pound,
while the cost of such transmission to the gov
ernment is eight times that amount. In the
general terms Of the. law this rate
extensions of the meaning of these
terms from time to time have admitted to the
privileges Intended for iegit1mate newspapers
and periodicals surprising range OF pubilca-
lions and created abuses the cost of which
amounts Ia tae aggregate 10 tne total oenclency
OF Inc posi- once aepar az
The total number of post offices in the United
States on the Goth day OF June, 1894 was 60 s05,
an increase OF 1413 over the preceding wear.
OF these 3.42S were presidential an increase OF
that class of IS over the preceding wear. Six
hundred and ten cities and towns are provided
with free delivery. Ninety-three other cities
and towns entitled to this service under the
law have not been accorded it on account OF
insufficient funds The expense OF free dellv-
cry for the current fiscal year will be more than
Sl2,3G0,0cO and under existing legislation this
increase the estimated cost OF rural Tree de-
livery generally is SO very large that 1t ought
not to be considered IN the ppesent condition
nestle money-order offces were established.
IEe total NUMBER OF these omces at the o c!o os
OF tne year was Ias is;S9. lneIe were ~ ooiosi
increase over the preceding year OF ss4 1s Inc
value or tnese oruerS announced an, TO sos 49,
an increase drin o. sh were
llso lssuet Gu 15 ~ oo oae year postai noSes
ai m; ~ :, " So Sio @ +;no, ,o ~
der officers were added to those already estab-
lished making total of 2625 such offices in
| operation June 80, 1894 The number of inter
| national money orders issued during the wear
i was 9l7,s!3, a decrease in humber of l3S,l76
and their value was Sl3 1872 455 ST. a decrease in
| amount OF 81, $40 $50 50. The number of orders
| paid was 1851 1870 an increase over the preced-
| ing wear of 6O263, and their value was S65jS-
| 49S. Is, an increase OF s., 2s5.11sOa
! From the foregoing Statements 1t 4apuears
| that the total issue of money orders and postal
notes for the YEAR amouuSed to Sl65. 235 I:9. g.
The number OF letters and packages mailed
during the wear for Special delivery was as
go. The Special delivery stamps used upon
these letters and packapes amounted to S3l3-
697 The messengers' fees maid for their de-
livery amounted to S261 .2O9 10 leaving baIance
in favor of the government of Ss2, 1870
The Navv.
Attenuation, g o.,1aa 70 49, ro,ort =, tho COO
~ ~ - oaiou 49,, w. w 800 VI So
iesasy VI .ne =; naaS, mn n4 SomS 'oty
tng PiosleSs Al tne ~, , ~ iot
OUT new navy. Al me sSssets Low III
t Ia. enS - So 49, n,S naot;m@ .ho
sne Sa a ~ @ any vi, t nc
dnrns he coi mt sca Tea pe
The estimates for the increase Of the navy for
th no a anSinn ~ I,,no o. iaSe Owe Iarao INT
t to a,d otioaI,v ~ anira su nc, az
10y 10 conIata and eSnin all the new shin,
naty w ~ co anu 20 that rnass na1
oM IL. thorineS ~ anuronri,tinns for tbe
SulpS arc ptlS oPPioPi iot SAO