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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-29
SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, WINDOW
g. DOOR FRAMES,

TURNING. SCROLL. SAVING
AND ALL KIND OF MOLD.
INGS, ETC.
Contracts taken in any part Of the
country. Jobbing promptly and
satisfactorily attended to. Write
for estimates on any kind of
work. Planning mill and shop on
Lower Water Street.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-29

Rastus (who has fallen into money!
How much yoah papahs, boyP
The Boy-One cent!
"Not foah me! Git me some dat's noah
expensiver New York journal.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-29
That Fatal Bite.

One swallow makes not summer;
And yet we must recall
That just one little swallow
OF apple made a fall.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-29
WEST BoUNr

[Efectivs October IS, 1861
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-21
Opposition in the Senate Can
not Prevent a Vote.
RECOMMiTTs NOT POSSIBLE.
Is Certain to BE Adopted Before
the End CT the Week-kyle Re-
fuses To he Paired-The senate
Debates the Revised Lumber and
Sugar Observation-Disclosures Hopes
to he Successful IN E'iiibustcriux.

WASHINGTON. July aa.-The indica-
fio;s when the senate adjourned to-iay
were that \ yo.le would Ee reached upon
the conference report on the tariff bIil
sczne time during Thursday. There may
bs a change OF conditions " hic5 VIII post
pcaa vote, bat II IS difficult TO see what
would Cause il.
The opposition realizes that there Is no
possibility o1 preventing the adoption OF
ine report IL il true that az one time
they had some hope of being able 70 secure
the rerommlttai of the bill, but i thorough
canvass reveals no foundation Cor this
hope. lt develops the fact that the Re-
pHolcans wiil vote solidiy, and that they
VIII be supported by Jones OF Nevada and
AcEnery OF louisiana, ana also Mantle
and Stewart They have also discovered
that Kyle, Populist. who is absent, lefs
instructions that he be not paired.
Hlth the adoption of the report. IL is
thought that the Democrats probably viii
not attempt to proloug tho debate beyond
the arrival OF Turiey. the new senator from
tennessee. They VIII continue TO ask for
an explanation of changes made sy the
conference, but these viii rot occupy
great deal of time.
The general opinion is tina, the quorum
OF the senate VIII disappear vtry soon after
the disposal OF the tariff ball. but the de-
termination OF the supporters III the Har-
rls Pacific railroad resolution ID secure
Vote may delay that consummttiou for
some days.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-21
RAILROAD LANDS INVOLVED
secretary Btiss Issues Instructions
Limiting Rights OF Rond-
Aided Lines

WsSaINSTCN. Juiv .-Secratarv
Bliss has issued instructions 10 ths gen.
6Fsi land Office which will IN substance
AIsist she right ii aon3-aSGed railroads for
patents fer lands 10 those lands sold bv
Ias company .o bona EiGS purchasers pgser
20 the aaEe Of default hy such company
or the payment Of taei- bonds o. interest
thereon These Instructions. thss frs.
formal expression % the administration
% the subject, outline the policy % ba
pursued. and the Innacen: FstlrcisASe
from Them !s ln ''the prior 10 date at de-
fa2lt' RESTRICTIONS. The Instructions re-
woke AID are substitutes fer previous ones
issasd puaer cate ef November - and DE-
ceGnecE II. 1855, June II ami December y.
lS-S ard January ? January IA and Feb
ruaFy II. 1885,. The following companies
ara designated as having aeen Severally
In defauiT q. the time stated:
Union Pacific, main line. Omaha, Neh..
10 Ogden, Ctaa. January l. lSs7.
Kansas Pacific. uow part Of the Union
Pacific system, November ]. lsS.
Central branch Union Pacific, January
Il, lssi
Central Pacific (not including the West
ern Pacificl. January. lSsS.
Western Pacific. now part Of the Gen.
tral Pacific. January l. 1897
These Instructions set out that the
gr2nting act contemplated and authorised
ts9 disposition hy any company OF the
lands earned by tx by The construction OF
the road. an6 the provisions of section 5
thereof G2 Stat. s9al while extending ths
lien OF the United States on account Of
ule subsidy bonds over all the property
OF the road. including land granted. clear
iS limits any forfeiture which may he de-
sired by the United States by reason Of Il
default in the redemption or payment OF
such bonds 10 the lands which * tho time
OF the default remain in the ownership os
that company: that is. the lands which
have not heretofore. been actually sold.
Continuing, Secretary Bliss quotes an
other enactment in the same line and de-
lining the original one and gives the fol-
lowing directions:
You will prepare clear lists for my ap-
prevail. As Il paSlS for patents 10 be is
saed, OF all lands granted TO and earned
by these respective comps nies where be-
fore the time OF default herein naned.
sGen lands nave been IN good faith and for
a valuable consideration sold 10 actual
purchasers by The railroad company by
which they are acquired. in all instances
YOU Will require st.c.h proof of sale to
bona nQe purchasers as YOU may deem
necessary TO Clearly demonstrate tho
character ana time Of the sale in Ques-
tios., which proof should be attached to
and submitted with the lists 10 which il
applies, when forwarded for approval
The issuance or patents 10 bond-aideA
railroads for lands not actually sold 10
hereby suspended. \ mortgage or holder
Of bonds secured BY mortgage VIII not be
considered a purchaser within the mean
inS OF these Instructions
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Crow and YeiIcw Hair. the Murder
ers. Eseape-Othcr Arrests 10
Re Made

Special Dispatch ~ the ns.-Tn;elligeneer
HELENA, Mont. July "A dispatch
20 the Herald from Miles Cfty says thAr
late last night Crew and Yellow Hair.
two Cheyenne Indians, who were being
held fer copriictty In tie murder Of
Hc6ver escaped from Jail by boring a
iron taken from their headstead. In Cr-
der 10 ailay suspicion. they kept dancing
and singing while borsng the hole. At
last accounts they had not been cap
tureG.
Philip Badger. OF Whirlwnd the prin-
cipal in the killing OF Hoover vas ar
raigned In the state court today to plead
to murder.
Sheriff GLIB has gone TO I.anle Deer
agency to effect the arrest of Spotted
Hawk. Little Whirlwind and Shoulder
blade. other Indians supposed 10 have
been implicated In Hooyer's murder.
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SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, 1897

tween salaries aud pensions on enc bard
and tha price Of ccnr. osstles on rhs
other-~ He says the hlll illustrates a way
~ keeping fhe governnsat osit of deb.
and relieving the burdens of the people by
cutting down expenses rather than by
pEkinE OF taxes Such read yustryeut would
save tire government more than ssa .sa 0s1
a year without dstrfrnerf "a the public
service. He says further rhat The ern-
ployes - me government ara responsible
principally for ffze conditions .ha. have
brought and perpetuated falling prices.
and that there is absolute Sszstice IN TIE
proposition that they shall share With tne
people at large IN the consequences os
their OWE action Under present coa-
Giiions they actually rrofst by the dis
tress OF the peopIs
ALLAN n ar-SGN
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UNDER HAW AlIAN FLAG.
The China Changes Her Register
VIII Fly the Stars and stripes
After Auurxatiou.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 20.--When tho
steamship China arrives from the Orient
on Sunday the Hawaiian tiag will be run
up to her masthead quickly possi
bic. telegram from London yesterday
stated that G. Il. Huntington had ar
ranged for the steamer TO get the 1ia
waiian register. The Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company has been dcsirous OF get
ting the steamer under the American fae
for a long time. but as she was built In
England this could not ne accomplished.
II is believed that the stea amslfip was
placed under the Hawaiian flag for tho
purpose Of getting IN an American regis
ter as soon as the Hawaiian islands are
annexed. When the China gets an Ameri-
can register she will be entitled 10 sub
sldy of :. a mile as a mail carrier.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-21
RATES MIST COME DOWN.
Denver and Chicago Roads Feel Com
pctitiOn by sea.

CHICAGO, July 20.--The roads into
Denver and Chicago are becoming dis
tuibed over the rate situation and Il IL
quite probable that they will in the near
future he compelled TO reduce their tar
IFS. The trouble arises over the low rates
made to the Atlantic seaboard via aGl-
weston. As matters now stand IL Is cheap
cr for the shipper at points between Dem
yer and Kansas City to ship their goods
via Galveston for New York than to send
them through Chicago.
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ARGENTINA SHORT OF WHEAT.
Two ship Loads of Grain to Leave
San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2o-That there
is an actual shortage Of wheat in the Ar
gentine Republic has beer demonsfra ted
by the charteriug OF two ships 10 carry
wheat TO Brazil one IF them the Com
lehank, s,l5a tons register. is already lead
ed and Ready for sea The other. the Crss-
sington, 2.sS tons, Is ready TO begin load
ing. These ships will cary a large store
OF grain to the BRAZILIAN capital. This Is
the first time that a cargo OF the kind has
gone from here 10 that port. Heretofore
Brazil has depended upon Argentine for
It's wheat setpf,iy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-21
Fires Destroy California Forests.

oRONiI,LE. Cal. July 2o.--Fo-est fires
have been raging for the past two days in
the mountains. and word reaches here
that four or five houses ard tarns
have been burned. A big Are started near
Whitewash Trees and ffty men We're en-
gagged in fighting It. Another fire broke out
near Rob!nson's mils and burned over
distance Of eight by ten miles. Two nun
dred men were nshIing X for two nights
and days II Is believed that these iires
are Of iuceDGj&ry origin. big fire s
raging near HuTlton and all the residents
there are working 10 prevents it's spread
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NicaraHuan Canal Commission.

WASHINGTON. July 2a.--The secretary
OF war has designated Capt. Carter. OF
the corps Of engineers. and Rear Admiral
John G. Walker. retired, as members of
the Nicaraguan canal commission. pro-
Vided for by the sundry civil act ap-
proved June 4, 1885,. He has also de-
tailed Maj. W. &. Raymond. engineer Of
ficer III the army. az a member of the
deep waterways commission, provided for
in the same act
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Gold for shipment.

NEW YORK Jgly @s-It - more than
ik@iy thar There Will be shipment ~
SOD the frst n almost 4 month before
tae and p. t1is week Tnr exchange mar
kef has e~sr strong all week ana two -
ire 81 aiding Eaif SHIPPING houses are *
g@e,s2 - engage gpia At the sggls-rreas-
ury or oa-s ~ ths assay ossc1 in aaw
or two.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-21

KfNGNAN. Ariz. July D 2~Inf0rmallon
received frcTn Rioville. Nex a. the
mouth of Virgin river says that Nonse.
the Pahufe murderer. was killeti at Mud
dv creek fv Lincoln county. Ney by
pnese Mouse "a THE Indian who Killed
sfearnes and Davis or Colorado river last
year near TIRE White hills a reward ot
So was offered for him. dead or alive
arsd a constant search has befu made fer
slu for four months Tie was iocsfca in
The Charleston mountains, north of van
aeTffit
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Bicycle Revenue $50 .Op0.

CHICAGO. Juiy S9-The wheel AK or
d2nance which provides thar owaecs cf
bicycles shaf, 20 taxed 81 year and
other vehicles a. a higher rate. has been
siRne6 br Mayor Harrison The money
thus collected ~ the city VIII ~ asea ~
repairing the streets Tho estimates of
The revenue 'hns seeprea VII rar exceed
$50 -" sSaoao q which wii come from
hEcycIe@
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los ANGELES July a-Deto~t'vc
Brsdtsh returned th.s morning from spo-
kane. wash. Win H.ervey ". kaowlton
y ho IS wanted 70 answer 20 a charge or
grand larceny. knowitcn is alleged %
'laVe swin6ls-f l. Lord of f.or3Shur<. oui
o. several thousand dollars by rneans of
tae bogus nuKge3 game.
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MORE MEN AND LONGER HOURS.
Burlington shops in the Midst of n
RuAls OF Va arf<.

ST. JOSEPH. Ne. July 2o-The force
Of men in the Burlington shops In this
city have begun working ten hours a day
Tire force has also been increased I'm all
departments. \ great rush of work ne
cessitated the increase in hours ana num-
ber of employes
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ANDERSON. Ind. July 90-Lon Reed.
Andersou's former chief Of police. want
ed for the murder % William Boyd last
year is in the Alaska gold placers. LIT
ters from him. properly stamped. were
brought down By the miners last week
II is thought Reed IL IN the Canad an pos
sessions. fIe IS known al over the Cen
traI states as a pu&itlsJ.
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Pagiffsss Hound for the East.

SAN FRANCISCO. July @o.-Bl}y Mad
den. the pugilfsuc manager. has gon.
East With his fighters. lie has with him
Steve o'Donnell who defeated C;regyains
Middlew e.gbt Con. who disposed Of OMAHA
and Gus Rubin, who boxed a draw with
Jeffries. Madden considers that he has
q pair OF promising fighters in Rubin
and Gon. he intends 70 match his colts.
so "a 70 give them Il chance 20 gain expe-
rtence before trey are ssnt against the top
nn4eners
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WASHINGTON. July 2o-The civil
service commission gave notice OF an eS-
animation August IL IN Washington and
other cities which have competent boards
OF examiners for the position of hospital
steward In marine hospital service, A
vacancy in this position now exists at
San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-21

4 Il. Lsrrztze, proprietor Of Hotel Lar
-shcv, at oenrse, Wis. - enthusiastic in hi
r-e-iss Of Chamberlain tossc. sEolgrm and
l.arrAosa Rcese<ir. He hzs Ts>vsnlreevs.gsa
il 3 great rHsay tinses 70 his gxesss and al
wsvs sitta the h=>s results. Il i favoslse
v Tia, iosssisy. sos saae By DruegAsts.
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rOTGIfk EI3FsIE. y Y. JuIv o.-f7eo.
a Hr.i. pho graduated from Cornell IN
l>>S. recently received "a cable aisnatch
from II Hung chang. Offering him a lib-
eral sum SO organize ard manage z model
farm IN China. under the government NJ.
brlu win accept the cerer AMI viii leave
for ChinA 20 enter apon lis anEies
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-21

Nnnsen's ship ON Another Voyage of
EXPLORATION.

BERLIN, July 2o-rhe Local Anzeiger
says: The Fran. the vessel on which DR.
lSansen's polar expedition was made. will
next year explore the western coast of
Greenland. The Fran will lbe under COM
mand of Capt. Sverdrup who saiied with
DR.. Nansen as navigator. DR. Nansen
will shortly make tour OF research.
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NEW YORK. July pa special from
Washington SAYS: Rear Admiral r. y.
Miller viii sal for Honolulu by the Pa
cfflc Mall steamer leaving San francisco
ou August !. and upon arrival ~ shat
place will assume command OF tho Pacific
SQUADRON.
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los ANGLES jolly y The attorneys
far Nicholas =. Creessa tne 1ax,easssi colo
Tado miner have un a~thed al froucIaA
EHet ssEaa5 by NT= louise Creszfa .vhgrs
.ass ssen 20 sSeiglig 3s~ possibility -
tae n dow -aa King sasec. esfsI contest for
any Earl Ct che tresde estate.
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MONTREAL July za-The steamer
Baltimore Csfy. q tHe Furness ire. from
Mautrca} 20 " saceester, Is reported loss
IL TIRE straits og Fseile Isie
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Com ~. ore Phythian Retired.

WASHINGTON. july 2o.--Commodore
Robert l.. Phythiau, superintendent OF
the naval observatory. will be placed on
the retired list tomorrow.
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Chamber of Commerce Hot
After an Assay Office.
GOLD IN FivE-GALlON CANS.
Many New Steamships to Go on the
Alaska Roufa.

Prof. r. s. Lippy Arrives From San
Francisco and Gives some Good
Advice To Those Who Have the
Clondylxe Eescr-seattic Mer-
chants Rnshed with Increased
Basjaess - Steamboat Companies
Sell Tickets Far thead-rhe North
American transportation Il Trad.
ing Company Increases Its Capi-
tal-Eieven Men Arrive From
Mount EerHon 10 out6t In seattle
The Great EaeitemVnt Ina Nowiso
Abated.
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Deficiency Bili a Law.

WASHINGTON. JuIy 2o.-The president
has signed the deficiency appropriation
BILL
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No qs1estScrs cf general interest wsr~ ais
c7EsSsc. II has been decided 70 send n
the currency sness1g ~ 70 e.ax-ess as soon
rs the party leaders ar the ssssa,., csa-
ssder the time opporsune.
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- you 7vs yog sAouid have the Post
fs-s p senrev ssst n yoa. 2, asIG c5st
nothing extra Calf - oar osylcs aaa have
y1ar address changed
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Mary. Queen - Scots whose Halr turned
gray through fright. might have restored
us rolor. had s9rsss preparation Ike Halls
Hair Eezewsr heen known then
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Recommended by a Hotel heeper.

Taasrr s 1gebea's saas ~ Leschl park
toassGg
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How Gold IL stored Away in Niners'
Cabins on the Ciouayke-An
InfvrFstsne Letter.

Five FIVE gallon cans faIl os gold dust.
That In what f. r. Shaw writes that re
saw in a calm on tbs Clondyke. Ths let
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WASf3IstfTOS. JEiv @.--The ouly at,-
ssste~as from the caalnet meeting we're
Secretary Sherman and Secretary Atxsr.
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1T is stated that the appointment of
State Senator {. w. lde at this time as
marshal for the state Of Washington was
complained of by Marshal Drake who IN
sisted that he should be perlIitted to serve
out his term of four years from the date
OF his confirmation. The present admins
tratlon. however held that the four years
term means four years from the date f.f
appointment and not from the date of
confirmation. especially when a man be-
gins 10 draw salary from the time ne is
appointed. Marshal Drake has already
drawn a salary for over four years in
that office. although ne was not confirm
ed until the fall Of 1893 owing 10 the fact
that congress was Eot in session al the
time of his appointment All the protests
made by the friends of Mr. Drake were
unavailing and Marshal ide was promptly
confirmed. This action may be taken as
an earnest Of what the present admins
tratlon viii do III the case OF all similar
appointments. where confirmation did not
follow for some time after and Dem1-
Gratis generally In the state may consider
that their terms Will expire four yea IS
from the date of appointment regardless
OF the date of confirmation.
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The Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON. july 2o.-The gold re-
serve is $l4s, 523 ga
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Mrs. Jane Sullivan. Of Seattle, has fur
nshed evidence explaining that her hua-
bands sickness prevented him from john
Ing his company at the close Of the war.
which is tho reason why his war record
Is not complete. The matter has been
submitted to the war department. and
II 1t accepts this affidavit as conclusive.
All bars 20 n pension for Mrs. Sullivan
VIII be removed.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Mrs. Catherine I. Maynard En-
titled to a Pension.
RlSk5D HER LIFE IN THE WARS.
Message tn the Decatur During the
siege OF seatfie-Mavshsi Drake
HeIncfantly Give. Up Ofarr-Mr.
stokes Introduces = ateae eSlI to
Regulate Salaries by the Ffuctua-
ton Of the Money Standard.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post -fn,eliIgenc,r
WASHINGTON, July 2o.-Mrz Catherine
l. MAYNARD, widow Of the late DR. May
nard, has made application 10 the auditor
of tas war department for payment for
services rendered by her as "A rnesss uEer
during the Indian wars Of ls5s-5s between
tn1 United States slosp Decatur, then
Tying in the harb0r at Seattle, and the
ihdian reservation In kitsap county
AFs. Maynard has made affidavits show
ING the service performed which is sup-
ported by Mrs. Hansord neither Of Judge
hanfora, and by affiGaYlrs 80 Rev. john
n Damon Her claim for services Is put
AZ S.rs, which is deemed 10 De a small
compensation in view OF the fact that at
the time no man could he found who
would risk his life In performing the
service. Indians were eyeryy here on ths
"Atch, and Mrs Maynard was In con-
stant danger while making the trips. She
was concealed in the bottom o. a caAnoe
winch Was padded by some friendly
squaws. who did for her what they would
not have done for any other white person
at that time. SIZE made several trips
10 ana from the war ship, each tsn.. at
hisnt- 1t has been reported 10 the depart
hnent that Mrs. Maynard is now ovec 50
years OF age and greatly In need OF any
neip thar the department may hesfow
Should the auditor decline to pay this
claim special bill will be introduced
FOR Mrs. Maynard's relief.
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Several applications are on file for the
postofhce AT Cotton, Wash. The Office. is
now held by X. II Duff Among the APP
pilcations is one Dr.. Seton. but since his
application was flied. letters have been re-
eeived here that he has left Cotton for
Idaho. and that he will not return A
great majority OF the patrons Of the office
nave petisioned Senator Wilson asking
that he make no change in the pest
naStership. at least until Mr. Duff's four
years have expired. No complaints OF
any character have ever been made
against his conduct Of the Office. and 1t
is probable that he will be permitted to
serve Out his time
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