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500 or $1,000

nyou want safe Investment for your
idle capital, and are willing to loan on
good security at tive per cent. inter-
eat confer with me. Security thres
times the amount of loan. Interest
payable quarterly.
VIM. e. HAWKINS, slaMArkei Sc
tis-N-G-tf
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s.s.mI. Dlss.rs..s.. !. .aszlss. !.

Orr or MxxIoo, Aug. 2s.-- soientists
ars greatly interested in phenomena 90
cussinG at the town Of Pinetop. ststs OF
Onanaca whore since Nov 0 Of last year
mot q day has passed without an eArth-
quake shock. People have abandoned
thcir stone houses, and are living In huts
made Of wood and mating. Great alarm
prevails, for each daily shook is preceded
By ominous roarings under the sea, which
10 only twelve miles distant. There IL
Observable at various points In southern
Mexico much Seismic activity. and the
subterranean roaring at Tehuaean, stnte
Of Puebla. and recurring shocks of earth
quake make 1t seem probable that an
other volcano Ia forming.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. IS. : The White
House mail yesterday bore the commits
sion of Matt W. Ransom to be United
States minister to Mexico. The commits
sion was dated Aug. "a. This ends legal
complication by which Minister Ransom,
after several months service at his post at
the City of Mexico, was declared ineligi-
bic to fill the office to which he had been
appointed prior to tho expiration Of his
term as United States senator.
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rripr. killing a. sw... ars...

BUTTE, Mont, Aug. es-word has been
received here Of triple killing which oc-
CURED AZ Sweet Grass ON the interna-
tlonal boundary. Sunday, william Long
cowboy, who Ia said 10 bs whisky
smugsler. killed mounted policeman
named Richardson. After the shooting q
Of Richardson, Long went to c. B. Toole's
ranch, whore he is alleged to have killed
Ira Brown, foreman Of the sheep ranch.
The latter before dying shot Long, killing
him almost instantly.
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"77" for HAY FEVER

Sold by Druggists sent prepaid on receipt OF price,
tse tl, be assorted except 1s t sire only
Dn hunraaErs N Revised H.n DrAEa
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no rasi.h .h. null rirh,sr,.

DENVER. Aug. eo j. II. Wolfe, Of
Cripple Creek, the promoter Of the Gill
letts bull fights, was arrested yesterday.
he was unable to furnish bonds, and is
now In the ii Paso county Jail. Officers
have been sent to Gillette 20 arrest the
Mexican bull fighters, together with the
Meadows boys. Arizonn Charley and the
Kid. Adjutant General Moses and his
assistant. General Klee. swore cut the
warrants. which charged conspiracy, and
will conduct tho prosecution, -
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The Cbeerfai Idiot,

"why," asked the new boarder, "wby
do you say that there Is semblance be-
tween riding a bicycle and sailing boatf"
because" said the cheerful idiot, "be-
cause you lose the wind when you get on
the wrong tack"
Every one with the exception of the
boarder who wore bloomers looked sad
Indianapolis journal.
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Hints to Committees.

There are two rules that every social
committee should bear prominently in
mind when arranging programme for
a social, says The Golden Rule. The
first is that the exercises should, in part
at least, give something to do to every
person present. The second is that they
should make it convenient or necessary
for all the attendants to be thrown into
contact one with another. If these two
simple rules are kept carefully in mind.
socials will be more generally success
full, in the fullest meaning of the word
"success. {"
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An Hands on Board saved.

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash. Aug. rs. Tho
bark Sonoma. just returned from Port
Clarence, brought H. r. Wood, freight
clerk OF the brig w. H. Meyer, which was
wrecked at Port Clarence July H. The
vessel dragged her anchors In o heavy
storm, going ashore. The report that
seven lives were lost 10 incorrect all Of
the crew and the passengers escaping
aafa1v
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s.ttlsr. 70 b. ou..sd.

PORT TOWNSEND. Wash. Aug. es,-Con-
sternation has been caused in thia and
adjoining counties by the appearance OF
an army lieutenant and squad Of men,
with instructions to all settlers on gov.
ernment reserves to vacate the same be-
fore Sept. is or be removed by the troops
This move is the outcome Of recent order
Of tho war department, and IL Is conserve
lively estimated that 1900 settlers will
lose their homes.
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Foul Play reared.

HouaHToS, Mich, Aug. 2s.-Mrs. Philip
Schnermann, wife OF tho manager of the
@. Schuermann Brewing company, left
the residence OF John Nelson In West
Houghton, at $3.50 Monday night to walk
home. distance Of less than two miles.
Since thon absolutely no trace of her
whereabouts has been found, and foul
play Ia feared. Searching parties are
hunting for clews, and the lake may be
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tn. c..r's GIN to Montsn.sro.

GETTIFJE, Montenegro, Aug. 2s.-The
steamer Rostoff, from Cronstadt, has ar
rived of the coast near Antivari with q
cargo consisting Of q. 900 rides, ii, 900, GOO
cartridges, q number Of cannon and ma
chine guns, and o quantity Of dynamits
and other munitions OF war, all Of which
form the ezar's present to Montenegro.
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Indian Tax oathererr.

CHIcKAsAw, /. t., Aug. ss.-Governor
p l. Mosely, Of the Chickasaw nation,
accompanied by body of Indian police,
arrived hero at II o'clock to collect the /
per cent tax of white intruders or put
those who should refuse to pay 1t out Of
the territory. There Is considerable ex-
element over the matter. 1t Is difficult
to tell tho outcome, but 1t is believed that
those who have refused to settle will do
az nayv
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Excessive FIattery.

A prince went to inspect a rare collec-
tion Of books in little town. The mayor
accompanied him. To his great amaze
ment the prince discovered that all the
books were placed on the shelves the
wrong way about.
"What made you arrange them In that
fashionf"
81 could not permit the volumes to turn
their backs on your highness. LA Tri-
buna
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killed q womaa and Three Children

LONDON, Aug. 2s.-The ooroner's jury
Investigating the murder OF Mrs. Rey-
nolds and her three children at Mansfield
on Aug. II, returned verdict Of wilful
murder against Henry Wright, q lodeer
In the Reynolds house. Wright stabbed
the woman and the three children, set fire
to the house and unsnccessfully attempted
to commit suicide.
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Killea H,r nrutal A..nllnn,.

OswKoo, N. Y, Aug. 2s.-A meat ped
dler named Kempthore forced an entrance
into the bedroom Of Mrs. Hattie Kellar.
In North Serbia, q suburb SIX miles east
Of here, and assaulted her, despite vigor-
Gus resistance. Kempthorne was intoxi-
Gated, and while he lay in q drunken
stupor Mrs. Keliar seized gun and put q
bullet In his side, killing him Instantly.
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Tn. runn.i Fire sam nar,,s.

SHAWNEE, o., Aug. a7.-A fire in Bris-
tol tunnel. Shawnee branch Of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, supposed to have
begun at 5p. m. on Monday,i 10 still raging,
and water is scarce. Shawnee and New
ark hremen are at the respective ends.
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Beecham-s pills are for
biliousness, bilious headache,
dyspepsia, heartburn. torpid
liver. dizziness, sick head"
ache, bad taste in the mouth.
coated tongue, loss of appe-
tite, sallow skin, when caused
by constipation and consti-
patton is the most frequent
cause of all of them.
Book free; pills 25c. At
drugstores, or write B.F. Allen
Go..36s Canal ST., New York
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Retrospection.

Notwithstanding to you, never told
you single truth before we were married.
Mrs. Nuwed-oh, George, you weren't
quite SO bad as all that. Don't you re-
msmber yen always used to say you were
unworthy of me?-Iife.
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now ia the time for coughs. colds
lchrseness and the laying ofth seeds fer
consumption. DR.. 6inms' white pulmon
ic baIsan is the fuest and best remedy
ever made, is just the medicine to pfa-
vent these oalamitIes and cure the disease
606 King street
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chnrrsd rl,h Malpractice.

READING, Pa, Aug. 2s.-Dr. Henry Hep
ler was arrested last night and held in
bail, charged with causing the death of
Miss Cora Repp, aged 10 years, by mall
practice. Her lover, d. w. Barlow, il al
ready In Jail,
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Ro.umed After Two Year. Idlsn.ss.

READING, Pa, Aug. 90. - Seyfert g.
Bro. IS rolling mill, at Seyfert, this county,
resumed operations yesterday after two
years. idleness, with $50 hands employed.
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rb. weather.

For District Of Columbia. eastern Penn
sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Mary
land and Virginia; Thunder showers;
southasstssy winds,
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1000 lbs Havana shorts for sale al q.
W. corner Second and Shlpley streets. 81
20 cents pound. City Market Cigar Fac.
tory. II. F. BouRpos. prop.
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A fine lot OF watermelons has Just been
received by the Delaware Fruit and Pro-
duce Company. No. e 4th st.
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Just received three car loads OF balsd
hay which We are selling cheap at White
Brothers North East Corner Front and
Orange eL
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II you want to buy scarlet clover sesd
60 to White Bros. North East Cor. Front
and Orange street.
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The Marine scene.
Now on sale at the REPUBLICAN once u
,qual to any oil painting. Price o..
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SEQ the HFihEe.
A superb etching on sale at the REruBLy
CAN Office. Price 81.
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kyUT1OE is hereby given that all state
IN license and tax due and OF paid on or
Vtforo the 3oth day of August. 1875. there
VIII 10 as per cent. added lu accordance with
eection 8. chapter 68 Revise1 Code Laws OF
Delaware, JEFFERSUN b. FOARD
Clerk OF the Peace.
Wilmington. Del, July 81. 1906 asim
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NJ oTICE-H. Hoegelsberger. NJ. D.. sic Mar
~ ket street. made the eye his special
etudy In tho universities of Vienna. Austria
and New Fork City. In the Phladelph Poly
Clinic and .Tilis Eye Hospital. lie examines
&es FREQ and guarantees satisfaction. Gold
glasses $500; steel glasses. 80 cents. "
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hROPOsALS-Seaied proposals will bo re-
oeived by the City Couacll Of New Cas-
tie Del. for the repaving oil Water street.
from Harmony 20 Delaware streets. Council
teseryes the right to reject any or all bids
o. EDWIN ECKLES,
BY order OF Council City Clerk.
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FOR SALE.

ESOR sAI4Is--Cheap. record hand delivery
- wagons In oot order, Apply at stable
MS Ere ch street Az AZ .
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NJ OTICE-eewlng machines, all kinds from
In % up New 500 machines reduced to SIS
CIV and $40 Cash or instalments. Repairing
u lowest prices Rockfelier's NO 100 West
Stb street. corner OF shlpiey. j25.tf
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I{'OK SALE-stoek and fixtures of hard
~ " are store doing good business. with
Rbyeare lsese, Apply 10 WA- Church. Front
and TatBall streets. AT lmI
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-04-24

making a clear majority in favor of
granting the petition. A rehearing is
earnestly desired by the income tax
officials as, with full bench, there
would necessarily be full ma ajority,
either for or against the law, which
would certainly have the effect of do
ing away with the vast amount of
litigation now promised. As to the
chances of the courts deciding ad-
yersely to the law, the officials feel
little uneasiness. They argue that the
direct tax question: which some menl-
bers of the court regarded as deeply
involved, was hardly touched upon in
the argument of the case on behalf
OF the government, it's counsel as
suming that the court could hardly
desire discussion of a subject which
they thought by reason of a long line
of decisions had ceased to be an open
question. Mr.. Lindsay, of kentucky,
speaking on this matter, today said:
If the federal government has not
the power to. raise revenues by TAX
ing incomes arising from rents of real
estate i'll time of peace neither has
1t that power in time of war; 1t is
most important that the question shall
be finally and conclusively decided by
the supreme court at an early day
If the power does not exist, it should
be supplied by constitutional amend
ment. The civil war established the
right of the federal government to
operate upon individuals in the en-
forcement of federal authority" The
government should have like power in
the taxation of all incomes.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-04-24
RAINS MUCH NEEDED.
Governments Weekly Weather
and Crop Review.

Governments Weekly Weather
and Crop Review.
WASHINGTON, April 23-The
weather bureau in it's review of the
weather crop conditions FOR The week
ending April %, says:
'The past week has been too cool
In the Southern states for rapid
growth and termination of seeds and
warm rains are much needed in the
states of the central valleys and in
Oklahoma and Texas, and would prove
beneficial in New York. Rain is also
needed in California and east of the
Cascades in Oregon. Corn planting,
which was reported as about COM
pleted in the extreme Southern states
in the bulletin of the previous week,
has progressed rapidly in the more
Northern states and has begun in Il
linois, Iowa and Nebraska. Spring
wheat seeding is about completed,
Montana, North Dakota and Iowa re-
port early sown up and looking we'll
Winter wheat is generally reported as
in good condition except in Wisconsin
and Oklahoma where it has been badly
winter-killed; in Western Kansas, the
crop is reported back ward. Fruit
prospects continue very favorable.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-04-24
VETS WANT THE EARTH
POLITICAL MOVEMENT BEGUN IN
OHIO.
FOR A NATIONAL REUNION
To Formulate Plans Whereby Old
Soldiers Shall MonopOlixe
the Omces.

CALDWELL, O., April 23.-The
publication of the call for the
National Soldiers reunion to be held
here ON June IA and Is next, and the
political tone injected into the docu-
ment by the national committee to
the effect that the men who saved
the government should be factor in
it's administration and that the time
has arrived when they should get to-
gether, formulate their principls S and
make their demands has already re-
suited in an avalanche of letters
pouring down upon the promoters of
the reunion from veterans. all over
| the country, Many of these 'depre-
cate any effort in the direction Of
mixing sentiment with politics, or
with mixing up the ex-soldiers of
the war as such, in any political
movement, but the majority com.
mend the call and re-echo it's senti.
ments.
The National committee gives OUT
the following: In response to let.
ters from every quarter asking fof
the basis or plan of representation
the following instructions are given:
Every state is expected and re-
quested to hold a state convention
for itself on May 30, and there and
then choose its own delegates to the
national reunion. Each state may
send as many as it deems proper, but
| no state Shall have more or less than
two votes in the convention proceed
ings to the end that every state may
have equal power to decide how the
soldier vote of the Union shall be
cast in 1895.
This is the great and only object of
the gathering, the crystallization
and solidification of the soldier vote.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-04-24
WOMEN TO THE FRONT.
Two Noted Ladies' on MiIwnukee,s
School BOard.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, April 23.-Mrs.
Merrill, widow of S. s. Merrill, gen.
eral manager of the Chicago, Milwau-
kee C st. Paul railway, will be mem
Der of the new school board, making
two women members, there being lit
tie doubt Of the confirmation of Miss
Kate Pier, the lawyer. Today Aid. w.
II. Starkweather, Of the Sixteenth
ward, announced that next Monday
he would recommend to the common
council the appointment of Mrs. Mer-
rill, and that his colleague. Aid w. II.
Stevens, would concur in the appoint
ment. Mrs. Merrill IS one Of the best
known women in this city She now
has entire charge of her late husband 8
estate, and has won a reputation for
charitable work, which has been al
ways without ostentation. Mrs Mer-
rill has also been Identified with edu-
cational matters, being a member OF
the College. Endowment association,
and leader in geological researches.
She will accept the appointment I
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-04-24
Uncle sam,s Revenues.

WASHINGTON, April %. = The
monthly statement of collections of in
ternal revenue issued today shows the
total receipts from all sources for the
nine months of the present fiscal year,
ended March 81, 1895, to have been $780,
995,O15, of which $19,s02 was from income
tax from persons and sS,S55 from cor
poratfons, companies and associations.
The remaining items of receipts were
spirits. s63, ,9O2, 1863, increase for the nine
months 81, $50, 759; tobacco. $22, LOG, 326, in
crease ss51, 1885; fermented liquors, s22.-
Sol ,665, decrease $3O9, ,215; oleomargarine,
81, ,222, decrease $262, 1893; misceIIane-
Gus, s470,273, increase $685., O,539.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-04-24


it. The house adjourned at 3:15, with
as much bitterness on the opposing
sides as would have furnished a dozen
funerals in Arkansas.
STAPLES EVE LAMB.
The unprecedented conduct of Rep
resentative Staples while in the chair
the last night was the occasion of
much comment, and it now leaks out
that he had just sustained a defeat of
his own chosen woodehuck, his eve
lamb, the one measure which was the
apple of his eye and the pride of his
heart, and, chafng under the bitter.
ness of his defeat, he took it out on
everybody who had helped to kill his
pet, and that meant everybody except
jacobson.
The first thing upon which Mr.. Sta
pies had set his heart, and upon which
he had been making a quiet canvass
for weeks, was the adoption of an
adroitly worded joint resolution au-
thorizing the appointment of special
counsel to assist the attorney general
of the state in certain special cases.
And hereby hangs a tale. When
Mr.. Staples submitted his matchless
report on pine land matters it was
stated that the eighty-six pages filed
was only a kind Of preface which
would be Continued in our next -
after the fashion of the weekly story
paper. Well, this resolution was the
supplements sort of benediction up
ON the pious fraud which the commit
tee had perpetrated, and was intended
to proYide means by which the "spe-
cial counsel which tried the land
cases last summer and fall could re-
sumo his function as guardian ed litem
and counselor ad infinitum of the
guardian of the state land department,
to wit, the state auditor
But Mr.. Dunn is as foxy in nature
as he is in the color of his hair, and
without any snare drum or bass horn
accompaniments he passed the word
down the line, and when Mr.. Staples
resolution was made Judge Littleton
stuck his foot through it couple of
times, gave 1t rap for Bob, a slap for
himself and tap for general results.
1t lay at his feet a torn and blighted
thing before Mr.. Staples fully realized
what had happened, and when Mr..
Douglas moved to reconsider. the
jolly gentleman from Dodge chuckled
until the chuckle heads behind him
could hear his gum drop, and he killed
II again, deader than ever.
AND this was why Staples mourned
ana refused to be comforted
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-04-24
Heading on a swindler.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-senor
Romero, the Mexican minister, has re-
ceiyed Official information to the effect
that the Mexican government has not
authorized any one to sell land in the
United States or in any other country.
Ihis denial is made for the reason
tnat some one has been representing
That he was in the United States as
the agent of the Mexican government
to sell 100000 acres of coffee land.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-04-24
The Nation,s InvaIids.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-Tonight
there is no change in the condition of
representative Hit, of Illinois. He is
stlii very SEX man. There has been
no consultation of the physicians since
Sunday. A brother of Representative
HIT has arrived here from Chicago.
and Is stopping with hm. There is a
slight change for the better tonight in
the condition of Representative Cogs-
well, of Massachusetts.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-04-24
Loses His sho,,s...,

WASHINGTON, April 23.-The presi-
dent has approved the proceedings and
findings of the court martial which
tried First Lieut.. F. L. Loveridge
Fourteenth infantry, at Vancouver
barracks, on a charge of drunkenness
on duty, and sentenced him to dismissal
from the military service.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-04-24
HER CONDITION CRITICAL.
Mrs. Della Parnen Grows Rapidly
Worse.

BORDENTOWN, N. J., April 23.-
Mrs. Parnell is now in critical condi-
ton. She has had five convulsions
since early this morning, and has
grown much weaker. When DR..
Ships called at Ironsides this morn
ing he stated that his patient was
much improved and that she had
passed a good night. Since that time,
however, she has grown worse rap
idly.
The county officials are urged by
the citizens to offer reward for the
arrest of the assailant of the aged
woman, but the officials are slow in
acting on the case.
The convulsions continued through
out the day, and at night Mrs. Parnell
was SO much worse that the physicians
in attendance despaired of her lire.
They say now that they have little,
If any hopes for her recovery and that
they would not be surprised if she
did not live through the night.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-04-24
GOSSIPS HARD UP.
Secretary Morton Amused at Sem
satiOnal Stories.

StOEleSs
WASHINGTON, April 23.-Secretary
Morton appeared greatly amused at
some of the sensa tional stories printed
in Eastern papers this morning alleg-
ing a rupture between the president
and himself growing out of the publica-
ton of his interview on the money
question, which led to the presidents
denial of his connection with it last
night
'.sT was never on better terms With
the president in my life said Secre-
tary Morton today 'In my interview
on the silver question, spoke only for
myself. never had any conversation
with Mr.. Cleveland about it either be-
fore or since it's publication. If it is
not improper" he added smilingly, "I
desire to say at this time that my rub
lie expressions on beef, cattle, specie,
or anything else, are my. own, and as
such L am alone responsible for
them -
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-04-24
Curzon and His Bride.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-Hon. Geo.
y. Catzon and his bride. nee Miss
Letter, arc at the suburban home of
John r. Mclean, near The presi-
dents country house. They will sail
Saturday. Lord Laminston, Sir James
and Lady Miller and Mr.. Frank Gun
zon left here today to sail tomorrow.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-04-24
Army Changes.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-Captain
Marion p. Maus, first infantry, has
been relieved from duty as aide-de-
camp to General Miles at New York.
Captain Stephen C. Mills, twelfth in
fantry, has been ordered to Chicago
as aide-de-camp to General Ruger.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-04-24
Cash In the TREASURY

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-roday,s
statement of the condition Of the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance.
$1S3, ,74O. .291; gold reserve, $50 835. .Ssa.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-04-24
Ecl1les Refuses au I,ditor,b,n.

WASHINGTON April 2s.-James II.
Eckles, comptroller of the currency,
has declined an offer to become finan-
cial editor of the Chicago Times Herald
at large salary.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-04-24
JOE WHITES SON.
He Is Probably Fatally Shot by
Tom Lowe.
Special to the Globe.

RICE LAKE, Wis, April 2s-The
Indian Tom White, son of Joe White,
of the Court oreilles tribe. north Of
this city. was shot, it is thought fatal
ly, last night near here by Tom Lowe
OF the same tribe. 1t will be remem-
bered that Joe White was shot by
Gamc Warden Martin, Of this place,
some two n,onths ago.