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SALEM, OttEGON, jmiBAT. JANTTAUT 22, 1892.
'"TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY."
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Mens' Dress Shoes $1 45
Mens' Plow Shoes 1 15
Mens' Heavy Boots 1 95
Mens' Rubber Boots 2 25
161 Commercial Street.
Harritt
-SUCCESSORS TO
WELLER BROS.
-HEAD QUARTERS
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At the old Stand, next
We
To say that people who patronize us save money in all
lines, but especially on
UNDERTAKING.
We are not in the trust and no combine makes our
prices. We buy all stock and supplies of the manufac
tories and supply work at the lowest living prices. 18
years experience.
A. B. BUREN k SON.
SOMETHING NEW!
AT
Pioneer Grocery Store.
(Established In 1837.)
Having done a large credit business, for the lost 34 years, and, as
times have changed, making it necessary to sell groceries at a very low
uiurgiu, I propose to adopt a new plan, commencing on January 1, 1802,
and sell for
CASH ONLY,
AT BEDROCK PRICES.
NO MORE CREDIT.
A general slaughter on crockery, imported china ware, glassware,
lamps, etc. As I have an immense stock of this line to arrive In March
and April, I am compelled lomake room by closing out the precept stock.
Now is the time for the ladles to replenish their houses in this line, while
they can get bargains.
All knowing themselves ludebted to me are requested to call and set
tle on the first ofthe year.
JOHN G. WRIGHT,
227 and 229 Commercial St.
Barr
(B PGtZ6l Plumbers an( Tinners,
247 Commercial Btreet, Salem. Garden Hose and Lawn Sprinklers.
A complete line of Stoves and Tinware, Tin roofing and plumblug a
seeci<y. Estimates for Tinning and Plumbing Furnished.
You can get the latc-it
MUSIC
.Finest Line of Pianos, Organs, Banjos, Violins, Guitars
and Mandolins.
LOWEST PRICES
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AT -
GASTON'S,
READY FOR 18!
PATTON'S State Street Book Store
" Displays this morning, nn elegant line of
BLANK BOOK'S,
T Memorandums, Receipts, Notes, Excelsior Diaries for 1892. Tnks, Mucilages and
OFFICE EQUIPMENTS GENERALLY.
You will save money by selecting from this immense stock.
E. F. OSBURN
-CAN SAVE YOU
Boots, Shoes
THE FOLLOWING IB A
nmninTAi
mclntire,
FOR RED STAR-
door to Post Office.
THE -
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Undertake
3IO Ooromaroial Strst.
Bend for Catalogue KRRES
MONEY ON-
and Rubbers.
FEW OF HIS PRICES:
Ladies' Calf Shoes
Ladies' Fine Shoes
Ohildrens' Shoes
Misses' Shoes
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warnr3rnstaea&zxi.xiJi!ni2 hajajm
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for Infants
"CastoTlalssowell adapted to children that I
I recommend itassuperlortoany prescription I
known to me." It. A. Anemia, II. D., I
111 So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, K. T.
"The use of ' Castorla is so universal and
Its merits so veil known that it seems a wort
of supererogation to endorse it Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castorla
within easy reach."
Cjlblos Hmttn. D.B,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomlngdalo Reformed Church.
Tub Centaur
Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co
Sash, Doors, Blinds & Mouldings, Turning & Scroll Sawing.
House Finishing made to order.
New DRY KILN, by which we can always keep a full supply of seasoned stock of all
kinds. Agricultural Works, Corner of Trade and Hlgn streets, Balem, Oregon.
Sasti and. Door Factory
Fronti Street, Salem, Oregon.
The best class of work in our line at prices to compete
with the lowest. Only the best material used
Salem Truck 4 Dray Co.
lem Iron works. Drays and trucks may be fot
the corner of State and Commercial street.
Drays and trucks
B. F. DRAKE, Proprietor. T. G- PERKINS, General Superintendent.
SALEM IRON WORKS,
SALSM,
Manufactures STKAM ENGINES!, Mill Outfits, Water Wheel Governors, Fruit
Drying Outfits, Traction Engines, Cresting, etc Karm machinery made and repaired.
General agpnts.and manufacturers of the celebrated Wahlstrom 1'atcnt Middlings
l'urlller and Jleels. Farm mucblnery made and repaired.
EMOVED !
an enlarged stock and la offering his customers, old and now, greater
bargains than ever. Repairing a specialty.
BREWSTER & WHITE.
Flora1, Feed, Hay, Straw and Barley Chop.
LOWEST PKICES AND FREE
91 COUKT
M. L. CilAMIlKRLIN, O. M. SMITH,
President. Secretary.
11. M. IIIIANBON. UEO. H. BOUHEIU',
Vlcel'resideut. Treasurer,
UNION TITLE ABSTIt XOT CO.
275 Commercial Htreet.
Makes the neatest and best Abstracts In
Ibe country.
THE WILLAMETTE,
8ALEM, OREGON.
Rales, $2.50 to $5.00 per Day.
Ttie best hotel between Portland aadftan
Francisco. KlrsUclaM la all Its appoint,
meats. Its tables are served wlln tbe
Choicest Fruits
O.-wro In tbe Willamette Valley.
, I. WAGNER, Prop.
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$1 15
1 45
35
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STORE,
LUfSUUKSIJCX
and Children.
Castorla enrol Colks, OonsUpatlon,
Sour Stomach, Dlarrncoa, LructaUon,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes d
pcstlon,
Without Injurious medication.
" For several years I have recomraendct
your ' Castorla, ' and shall always continue to
do so as It has invariably produced beneficial
results."
Edwin F. Paudkh. M. D.,
" Tho Wlnthrop,1' 126th Street and 7th Ave.,
New York City
Coupxkt, 77 Munruir Stseet, New York.
DRAYS AND TRUCKS
always ready for orders.
Sell and deliver wood,
hay, coal and lumber. Of
flee Btato St.. onnositeSa
may be foundjthroughout the day ai
OREGON.
C. G. GIVEN, THE CASH 8HOE
Dealer has removed to 289 Com
mercial street, ono door north of
Gilbert & Patterson, where he has
DELIVEYR
STKELT.
E. C. CROSS,
Butcher and Packer,
8UU8t.anCoarOM,-Tn best went
delivered to all parts of tbe city.
DUGAN BROS'
Plumbiug aud Hcatiog Co.,
Wholesale and retail deslers.in
STEAM AND PLUMBING GOODS,
1 39 Commercial street. TtJplwn;No, V,
THE CfflrHL JOIMAI.
HOFER BROTHERS,
Editors.
UHMKHEUDAILiY.HXUHlTHUKD VY.
BT TUB
Caoital Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated.)
OrM co, Commercial Street, In P. O. Building
Entered at tfeo postofllco nt Salem, (Jr., as
seroml-rltus ii.hlu r
TURNING ON TIIK LIGHT.
The new county printing law la a
good one in its effects. It Is spread
ing before tho people tho smallest
det ills of county busluesa and ex.
pendlture. Tho people In every
county In the state aie being famil
iarized with the acts of the officials.
They aie being educated as to the
distribution of public taxes in a most
elltcllvo manner. Tho loose aud
careless methods of county expendi
tures will be remedied somewhat
thereby. In many counties claims
against the public treasury an not
sworn to and vouched for by any
one, in many instances. The semi
annual statements of county
finances ure made out promptly on
time. There is little or no order in
filing claims agaluet the county, and
the records of tho county court are
not written up for mouths nfler they
are made. In Marion ccuuty there
has been reasonable good order In
these matters, but evon hero there
is room for Improvement.
The people of this county sec that
the press Is not calling for the en
forcement of tho county printing
law, with tho execution of this
paper. They are surprised at the
Woodbum Independent not wish
ing this law enforced. They see it
n w upholdiug couuty officials for
nullifying the publishing law that
last year it charged with corrupt
practices in taking fees that this
very law provides shall be made pub
lic. The Jouunal la in favor of
giving the taxpayers tho fullest de
tails of county expenditures. It
favor" tinning on all tho light possi
ble. Tho light will not hurt tho
good record of our public olllclals.
The people are entitled to havo It.
Those who canui.t bear tho full
light of today In our county afluirs
mus.t get out of tho light. The
light should bo turned ou our county
expenditures, and the pcoplu should
see that it is done.
Electric lights havo lately been
placed In our courthouse at consider
able expense This will be a great
convenienco to those who have to
work thero nights. The now pub
lishing law If properly enforced can
be made the electrlo light by which
the people will be able to see the
minutest detail of public expendi
ture. Turn on the electrio light.
NO FORTAQ1S l'KOM CONGHKS3.
The following Washington dis
patch appeared lu all eastern papers,
but was not seen in tho Oregeniau:
Tho members of tho house com
mittee on rivers and harbors say it
is safe to assume that the river and
harbor bill will be considerably less
tbuu the last congiess and no new
improvements will be recommended
unless or exceptional merit.
The people who believe Governor
Pcnnoyer to be slucere In his Uloits
to secure a portago railway at Tho
Dalles must see that ho cannot be
very sanguine oyer tho prospect of
congressional aid to build it. No
portago can bo secured unless, tho
state build It. Then it should bo
ordered built at onco to handle the
crop of 1892. Is not that correct ?
DELL REPLIKS TO TUB UICEUONIAN.
Tlio Issue Ih Wliollier Astoria Should
bo tliu Seaport of the Columbia.
Abioiiia, Jan. 120, 1802.
Ed. Om.aeNiAN: I note your
personal attack upon me lu yester
day's Issue. It may bo I am some
what "vain" and "egotistical;" but
few men are not. Those faults have
oven been alleged agohist yourself.
It may be that I am "shallow" and
a "bore," as you aasert. I leave
that to a dhtcrlmlnatiug public who
are not interested in destroying U
man who dares assert, ou tho house
tops, that Astoria as the seaport of
the Columbia product would save
our furmera millions of dollars an
nually. Yoj ussert (but these pel
oonul faults of mine ure what
induced you to njett my Circular
letter. I must ask you to excuse me
for doubting your statement. On
May 10, 1801, you published In the
Sunday Oregoulan a two column
article from my pen in pralso of
Astoria that was published in tho
Boston Journal. On July 18, 1801,
and August 0, 1801, you published
like articles, the last ono with an
apology to tho "pool" because, as
you paid, of the great importance of
the ideas. In September, October,
November and December you con
tinuously rejected articles from my
pen of like tenor but with the
central Idea of my Circular letter
that it was millions per annum to
tho farmers to huve railway exten
sion to Aotoria as the ttenport of
their products. On December 0,
1801, you explained to me lu an
Interview of your owu seek lug that
the n-Jectloii was not personal, but
due to business reason; you claimed
the discuwiloii might Injuriously
Inflect the buslne of the country.
Thult uiaulftttcd you Are Id
ifV
error. Tho rejection was based on
deeper reasons. You feared Astoria
nnd would suppress her side. You
could not answer the loglo of the
circular nnd you will therefore bcek
to destroy its author. My personality
is now brought forward to carry out
your veiled threat of Nov. 20, 1891 to
"pull down the reform." I was
not too "shallow" to precelve the
warning, but with right ou my side
nnd ontliosldo of the producers of
tho Columbia watershed, I dared to
bravo It and you.
Of course their ore two ways to
H-ck my ruin. Oue Is to defame m
in your mighty uowspapcr, tho
other Is to get your "pool" to Ju
ilueuco tho supreme court to "sit
down" ou me. In n similar
emergency lu 1879. when tho
Oregoulan was with me, tho 'Ting"
succeeded with that supreme couit.
The present court is, In ray opinion,
on the side of the Columbia farmer.
Your defamation I shall seek to
survive. 1 do not seek martyrdom,
nor do I fear It. The only eflect of
this ass-iult ou me will bo to re
veal to tho public the tremeudlous
Importance to ttietu of lsauo as to
where their seaport should be. They
do not care whether I havo personal
faults or not, but they do caro about
tho auuual loss of mllllous by the
suppression of Astoria as tho seaport
of tho Columbia.
Your unjust and uncalled for as
sault on mo was simply a torch to
tinder. You have now opened the
ejea of tho people. My circular let
ter will now bo read everywhere.
SlDNKY DBLTi.
FKBROKARY JUltY LIST.
Tho I'roper Ofileials Draw tho Jurors
Who are to .Servo Noxl Month.
Tho following Jurors have beu
drawn to servo as such at tho Feb
ruary term of tho chcult court for
Million ceuuty:
J. A. Looney, farmer, North
Suiem.
Win. Mlley, farmer, Aurora.
P. R. Lynch, mechanic, North
Salem.
Jesse T. Bennett, farmer, Mehama,
John N. Davis, farmer, Bilvcrtou.
J. M. Payne, capitalist, Salem.
A J. Miller, farmer, Turner.
J. P. T. B. Bietano, farmer, St.
Paul.
Mauley Mooie, fanner, Bouth
Salem.
Delmar Gorsllne, farmer, North
Salem.
Luther C. lyes, farmer, Brelten
bush. T. R. Hlbbaid.-mercuaut, Silver
ton. Geo. W. Whitney, farmer, Wood
bum. S. G. Pugh, farmer, North Salem.
M. L. Chamberlln, capitalist, Sa
lem. Joseph Dunnols, farmer, Silver
Palls.
A. Blosaor, mechanic, Salem.
Henry Condit, farmer, Lincoln.
S. R. T. Joins, farmer, Hubbard.
Martin Bailey, farmer, Marion,
Jason P. Dowd, mechanic, Wood
burn. Alexander Essen, farmer, Ablqua.
Edwin Grimm, farmer, Aurora.
J. W. Hobart, farmer, Garfield.
J. II. Mosler, farmer, Sllverton.
William Clark, farmer, Yew Park.
C. N. Potter, nurserymau, Pros
spect. K. Hunsaker, farmer, Marlon,
Erl W. Chapman, farmer, Lablsh.
Keeling T. Mauldlug, farmer, 811
voiton. E. P. Parkhurst, capitalist, Salem.
Good Looks.
Good looks aro more thau skin
deep, depending upon a healthy
condition of all the vital organs. Jf
the liver be inactive, you havo n
bilious look, If your stomach bo dis
ordered you havo a dyspeptic look
and If your kidneys be atlectod you
haven pinched look. Secure good
health and you will have good looks.
Electrlu Hitters is the great alterative
aud tonlo acts directly on these vital
organs. Cures pimples, blotches,
bolls und gives a good complexion,
Bold at Daniel J. Pry's drugstore,
60c. per bottle.
(IKNEIIAL NEWS NOTES.
Tobogganing is a popular sport at
Kettle Palls, Wash.
The Wlllapa Republican names
John I), Geogliegan as tho next con
gressman, The safe of O. W. Johnson, of
Puyallup, wom blown open the
other night by burglars, who secured
$300.
Btato Treasurer Lludsley, of
Washington, has received remit
tauces from county treasurers since
Jan. 1st, amounting to over (7600.
Tho open manner in which garn
bllng is carried nn at PortTowusend
calls forth an Indignant protest from
Tho Leader of that city.
Mayor James Knox, of Puyallup,
charges In the superior court of
Pierce couuty that ho was defrauded
out of tho lust election by frleuds of
Eira Meeker.
George S. Titus, of Bpokauo,
brings suit for foOOOugaliibt Dr. G.
W. Carey, of tho Blochumlo school,
alleging that through mulpractlca
his wife died lu childbirth.
There aro two cases of scarlet fover
at Pendleton lu the family of Rich
ard Savage, who recently went thero
from Salem. Quarautlno has not
been deemed necessary.
Klamath county stockmen are, tut
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
Pq I Baking
l4w Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
a rule, feeding this winter nnd those
who have done so have not lost a
single head; besides, tho stock aro
111 as fine condition ns on tho early
summer range.
One Icedealer In Sprague is putting
up this commodity at tho rale of
fifty-eight tons per day. Others are
also busily engaged in this work,
aud tho prospects for nn Ice famlno
in that city durlug tho oomlng
pummor are very small.
A man calling himself Walker
hired a gun at Deyoo & Froman
Bros.'s Albany gun store, and Bold
tho same to a hotol proprietor in
that city. Walker was arrested and
held to await tho action of the grand
Jury.
Captain Honry Wade, of the Coos
bay steamer Dispatch, who attempt
ed suicide, also tried to kill Charles
Johnson. Ho is now in durance
aud will probably he sent to tho
asylum. His self-inflicted wounds
arc not serious.
William W. Wilkinson, a pioneer
of Benton county, dropped dead on
Monday of last week, whllo on his
way to tho postofllco. He came to
Oregon lu the forties and bus lived
in Benton couuty oyer since, oxcept
a short tlmo spout in tho gold mines
of California,
Pronounced Hopeless, Yot Saved.
From a letter written by Mrs. Ada
E. Hurdfof Greton, S. D., wequete:
"Was taken with n Ind co!dt which
settled ou my lungs, cougn sot In
and finally terminated in consump
tion. Four doctors gave mo up, Bay
ing I could llvo but a short time. I
gave myself up to my Savjour, de
termined If I could not stay with
my friends on earth, I would meet
my abaout ones above. My husband
was advlsod to got Dr. Klug's Now
Descovery for Consumption, Coughs
und Colds, I gave it atrial, took in
all, eight bottles; It has cured mo,
and thauk God I um now a well and
hearty woman." Trial bottlo free
at Daniel J. Pry's drugstore, regular
size, 50o. and $1.00.
B F. Powers, of Lane county,
recon tly killed six Poland China
hogs, which wore nearly thirteen
months old, and weighed on au
average 805 pounds dressod. This is
a pretty good weight for hogH of
that ago, and would 1 ml lea to u
weight of about 450 pouuds on foot.
Tho house of B. M. Richardson
near Pendleton, has boon converted
Into u temporary hospital. His
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
Beth Richardson, havo been very
111 from la grippe, and his wife is
also a sufferer. Mrs. Both Richard
son when attacked by tho disease,
fainted and fell upon n hot stove,
sevoroly burulng her baud and
wrist.
How l This?
Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars re
ward for any case of catarrh that
cannot bo cured by taklug Hall's
Catarrh Cure.
K.J, Cheney Co., Props, Toloclo, Ohio,
We,tbeundortlKiiod,liao known F. J,
Cheney for tho lost Jo years, aud bellovo
him perfectly bonarablo In all business
Iruntuutions, nnd ilunuctally able to carry
out any oblleatloas made by tbelr llrm.
W'vt a Truux, Wuolonalo Dnink'UU
Toledo, Ohio.
Wiildltijf Klnnan & Marvin, Whulcnalo
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio,
Hull's Catarrh Cure is taken In
ternally, acting directly upon tho
blood und mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sont free.
Price 7Go, per bottlo. Bold by ull
druggists.
La tirlppe.
The tondenoy of this disease to
ward pneumonia Is what makes It
dangorous, La Grippe requires pre
cisely the same treatment us a severe
cold. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is famous for Its cures of sovcro colds.
Tills remedy effectually counter
acts tho tendency of tho dlscaso to
result In puoumonla, provided that
proper care bo taken to avoid ex
posure when recovering from tho At
tack. Careful Inquiry among the
many thousands who havo used this
remedy during the epidemics of the
past two years has fulled to discover
u single case that has not recovered
or that has resulted in puoumonla.
60 cent and (1 bottles for salo by
G. E, Good, druggist.
That tired, languid reeling and dull bead
anlin is vtrv dlMjierceaulu. lake two nt
Caller's Uttlu 1.1 ver Tills before retiring J
ana you win ima reuei. iuvy never iuii
to do good.
They make pne feel as though life was
worth llvlug. Take one of Carter's Little
Liver 1'llls after eating; It wilt relieve
dyspepsia aid dlgestlou, give tone and
vigor to thesystorn,
yon nardly rtullie that It U medicine,
when talcing Outer's Little Liver 1'tlUi
they are very small: no bad elTucU; all
troubles from torpid liver art) relieved by
their use.
Iluckieu's Arnica FUW,
The lies'. Halve In the world for Cuts,
Uruhfes, Mores, Ulcers, Suit It hen in, Kevor
Hores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chllolalns,
Corns and all Hkln Kruptlons, and post
lively cures riles, or no ay required. XI
Is guaranteed to klvo perfect satlslaollon
nr money refunded. r.oe. 1$ wnlj per
bo I , If or sals by iJU'l J , Pry, Zft Com HI
A Htaple as t'olee.
"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
la an stuplo an coiloe in this vicinity.
lttiasdouoan Imuieuso nmouut of
good since Its Introduction hero." A.
M, Nordell, Maplo Ridge, Mltiu.
For sale by Q, E. Good, di Utfjjiat.
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MISCELLANY.
KDMUNDS TALKS,
Washington, Jan. 22. Tho jus
tices of the supremo court of the
United States were astonished yes
terday by tho manner lu which ox
United States Senator Edmunds,
who was counsel in a case under
argument, criticised the court and
stated his opinion that It was entire
ly wrong In Its decision of tho cele
brated original-package case from
Iowa. The caso under argument in
somo of its features involved the
question decided by tho court in the
orlgi unl-paokuge case. Mr.
ISdmiiudB was counsel for the state
of Vermont and ex-United States
Attorney-Goneral Garland was
counsel on tho other side as attorney
for Johu O'Nell, a Whitehall, N.Y ,
liquor dealer, whom Vermont had
prosecuted for shipping Jugs of
liquor acrosa Lake Cuumplulu into
Vermont on tho orders of citizens cf
Rutland. Tho "prosecution ante
dated tho Iowa case. Mr. Edmunds'
remarks in closing his argument
opened wido the eyes of the lawyers
present. Tho ex-senator was in ex
cellent spirits, aud ho lectured tho
court In the boulgnant, nmlcab o
manner familiar to his colloagues ou
the senate floor, whom ho had morn
than once told quietly, but wi h
profound conviction, that they were
altogether wrong in what they had
said or done.
With great dlflldonco ho said that
he felt It his duty to toll tho court
that It had gquo wrong In its con
structlon in its decision In the Lo.'
soy vs. Hardin case, tho original
packago case. Tho principle laid
down In that case was a danger to
tho security of the peoplo in the in
dividual Btates. Wo were a people
who could novor live under a consol
idated form of government) aty
more than under a segregated form
of government such as that provided
for by tho old articles of confedera
tion. Ho thought that tho court
hud not In the Llesey case estab
lished tho clear nnd plalu lino of de
marcation to bo drawn between the
rights of tho states of tho nation.
The truo line of what was subject to
tho prohibition of tho constitution as
respects tho limits ou Interstate com
merce to tho court, was that wbon
goods havo rcaohed their final desti
nation, when they are to be- con
sumed or remain whero thoy are,
that they are subject to tho law Just
as though raised in tho state, or
mudo in tho state, or born in the
statJ. Ho apologized to tho court
for criticising their opinion, and
askod thom to restore tho lino of de
marcation by a return to the true
doctrine. The proper lino bad not
been laid down In tho LIcsoy caso,
and lie urged tho court to go back
to tho truo doctrluo iu tbld case
whllo there was yet time.
nitlTISH l'AIU'HRS.
Wabhinoton, Jan. 22, An oRl
olai correstioudeuco between the
treasury department and the de
partment of state, closing with a
letter of tho 10th, from tho acting
secretary of tho treasury, has
brought to public notice a new
phase in tho administration of the
laws regarding Immigration. Two
Immigrants from Great Britain,
Charles Gibbous aud Johu O'Brtai,
were detained nt the immlgraut's
Btutlon, New York harbor, until it
could ho ascertained whether they
were assisted Immigrants and likely
to become a public charge. Both
wero formerly subjects lu tho Brit
ish army and aro new borne on tbe
peuslou rolls of tbe British war
otllcv. O'Brien was returned to
Liverpool. Tho British minister at
Washington interposed on behalf
of Charles Gibbons and bis cat
becumo the subject of considerable
correspondence between tho Brlttoh
minister and Secretary BIiu,
While finally consenting to permit
Gibbons to land, tho acting seer,
tary of the treasury, la Ultr to
tho secretary of state, clty atUmtJon
to the fact that it appears to If th
established prentice of Hie BHUh
war ofilce, particularly (n tlve mm of
invalid and disabled pensJooer, to
commute their pensions ou th eon
dltlou aud understanding that Uy
aro immediately to emigrate ti vt
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