The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-09
MKINLEY SLIGHTLY 1NDIsrosED.
WASHINGTON BUREAUST PAUL GLOBE,
CORCORAW Bull DING.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-The long
threatened publication of the pension
list has been begun. the New York
World of yesterday, containing a list
of the names of those pensioners draw
ing $45 per month or more. Minnesota
is shown to be we'll represented OF
those drawing $72 per month, ST. Paul
has five as follows:
John d. Abbott lie Sueur; James Bedford
Given, Peter Meade, Vanoss Robinett
Others in the state drawing the same
pensions are:
John D. Abbott. lie Sueur. Janos Bedford
Rushmore Robert S. Ellis, Minneapolis; F.
w. Frederick, Alexandria, Ole Frederickson,
Fosston; Carl Henning, Renville; Charles A.
Horn, Minneapolis; James Hanley, Winona;
Louis P. Hanna, Preston; Thomas Haley, LIE
Sueur; Williams Harding, Waseca; Charles
KaT lin, GAINESVILLE; Basil Landroche, Cen,er
Vile; William H. Lawler, Minneapolis; Carries
J. McNeir, Spring Valley; John McNif, Hast
ings; Joseph Martin, Faith; Truman r. Ma
son, Stewartvile; Jesse c. Parsons, st: Peter;
Emery Rathburn, Wyckoff; James C. Rhodes,
Saltwater; Samuel w. Rice, Austin; Charles
Sorrenson, Minneapolis; Charles Stokes,
P. Starret, Anoka; W. W. zuel Madison
Lake; Lewis J. Baker, Marinetta; William
Thomas Mankato; Charlotte o. Van Cleve,
Minneapolis.
Those drawing $50 per month are:
Robert c. ALBION, Blue Earth City; George
L. Bartholomew, Gilmore; Ira Boyington,
MINNEAPOLIS; William Golyille. Red Wing Wing
Harley, Minneapolis; Benjamin f. Johnson,
Worthington; Has Johnson, Red Wing; Fritz
Muller St Peter; Lyma w. Tondor, Rochest-
err Nathaniel Tibbetts, Minneapolis.
: The rate of $72 per month is granted
by general law for the loss of both
feet, loss of both eyes and also for to-
tai and permanent disability reQuir
ing the regular aid and attendance Of
another person, the result of causes due
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the United States. The rate of $50 per
month is granted by general law for
total disability for the performance OF
r1anual labor, requiring frequent and
periodical Cbut not regular) aid and
attendance, as the result of causes due
> to the military or naval services of the
United States. 1t is believed here that
this list is published with the knowl-
edge of Commissioner Evans, who
recommended it to congress, and there
is some talk of an investigation.
Large as this is, it is probable that it
does not include names of all residents
Of Minnesota and Dakotas who draw
pensions exceeding $50 per. month.
Many of them may be borne on the
rolls of other pension agencies instead
of receiving their certificates from the
Milwaukee agency, as is the case with
those mentioned above.
The report that the president was not
feeling we'll today spread rapidly
throughout the city. and no little con-
Germ was manifested by his many
frif nds- That Mckinley is overwork-
ing himself is generally known here, for
he burns the midnight oil constantly
and has very little freedom from office
~=ekers and official cares and respon-
sibilities 1t is claimed that unless he
has more outdoor exercise his health
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Representative Fletcher said tonight
that his committee on interstate and
foreign commerce had just closed a
most interesting hearing on the pro-
posed anti-scalping bill The vote will
be taken Tuesday before the commit
tee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Towne, Of
Duluth, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles S. Hartmann.
Commissioner Hermann, Of the gen
eral land office. has prepared an ad-
verse report on the house bill providing
for granting to respective states all
the arid land within their areas upon
condition that lands shall be reclaimed
for agricultural purposes by these
states. He expresses the opinion that
the Carey law should be amended to
an extent more satisfactory to capital
as an inducement for it to be invested
in reclamation of arid lands under the
law, but disapproves of the effort to
enlarge the quantity of lands which
can now be acquired by the states.
Senator Nelson has been authorized
by the public lands committee to pre-
sent a report to the senate on his bill
to restore to the public domain subject
to entry under homestead law, lands
~at the headwaters of the Mississippi
withdrawn from reservoir purposes.
Nelson states in his report that these
lands were withdrawn from entry in
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