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U.S. Senator Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla., has done us all a favor by publishing his new Waste Book 2013 on nutty government spending. Thirty billion dollars this year alone. Because this is the holiday season, we need to laugh and be joyous, and his new book evokes both laughs and disgust.
The news media did point out the waste of $300 million spent on a super blimp and not used. The media also made fun of several other expenditures from the Waste Book. USDA and agriculture were spared by the media but not by Sen. Coburn. Your USDA complains mightily about facing budget pressures. Take a look at some incredible USDA expenditures of your tax money last year.
Item 5 from the Waste Book describes a USDA home loan program to help low and moderate income people. Thousands of borrowers, many not farmers borrow under this loan program. In 2013, more than 100 families received individual loan guarantees for $500,000 or more from USDA to purchase residences in Hawaii. USDA protects the banks by repaying 90 percent of the loans. No down payment or maximum purchase price is required. A farmer, presumably, needs only to buy a home in a rural area. In this case, the rural areas were Maui and Kauai.
In 2011 there were 18,808 home-loan foreclosures at USDA costing taxpayers $295 million. Last year this program lost $496 million. (Smart folks at USDA to continue this program.)
Item 16 describes USDA spending approximately $171,000,000 with U.S. sugar producers and the producers pay the loan back with sugar. In 2013, the government lost $171,500,000 because sugar companies could not or would not pay back USDA the money borrowed. Apparently USDA sold this sugar to an ethanol producer for just a few million dollars and in one case booked a $53,300,000 loss. Sugar producers are simply defaulting on their loans. Smart folks at USDA!
Item 52 is really smelly. The Rich Earth Institute, a non-profit in Vermont, received a $15,000 grant from USDA to collect human urine in the amount of 3,000 gallons. The human urine is to be used as fertilizer. It is sanitized and will be applied to fields to produce crops. The study is to promote human manure as a resource and "is the first…approved and publicly documented use of urine as a fertilizer in the United States." (Apparently the folks at USDA have never gone to China). I certainly would not want to suggest that because then we would see millions spent on travel and study on the use of human waste. USDA advises that a 2007 study in Finland found that cabbage fertilized with urine grew faster and larger; however, the sauerkraut from cabbage grown with urine tasted different. Surprise! Surprise!
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Investigators search meth lab at Rockwell mobile home
ROCKWELL — Rowan County Sheriff's investigators searched a Windswept Way mobile home early Wednesday morning and they say the occupant had several small meth labs inside and outside.
Chief Deputy David Ramsey said investigators received information about the mobile home, located just off Lower Stone Church and Old Beatty Ford roads. Officials served a state authorized search warrant shortly after 7:30 a.m. at the home.
Investigators are seeking arrest warrants for Joshua Aaron Senk, 32, who lives at the mobile home.
The home contained six one-pot meth labs used in a method called the "shake and bake" process where makers mix cold pills with other chemicals and shake the contents in two liter bottles, Ramsey said.
He said this method is a simpler way of cooking meth.
Senk is expected to be charged with offenses related to manufacturing methamphetamine. Additional arrests are expected.
Local officials called in agents with the State Bureau of Investigation's Clandestine Laboratory Response Team.
The home was occupied by two adults. Windswept Way is a seemingly quiet neighborhood located on a dirt road with a number of mobile homes. Two flags stood in front of the property, one with a swastika on it and the other was a Confederate flag. The front of the home had several items strewn about the yard, including car tires and tree limbs. Several water skis were propped against the mobile home.
Investigators went to the home after receiving information that someone there was actively "cooking meth," Ramsey said. He did not say how much methamphetamine was found in the home. He said investigators found some finished product in the home. Investigators seized items from the home.
Ramsey said investigators have had information on and off about the suspect for probably a year. He said officers followed that information, which allowed them enough probable cause to search the residence.
Contact reporter Shavonne Potts at 704-797-4253.
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JOE TALAMO, NEREID, Winner (Dead heat): "That's what (trainer) John (Shirreffs) and I were laughing about, it worked out like we planned, lay second. I told (jockey Joel) Rosario to go to the lead and I was going to stalk, but his horse stumbled a little bit. Then I was sitting off Victor (Espinoza on Love Theway Youare) and his horse kind of propped and I inherited the lead. I really didn't want to. She was doing it so easy. When I hit the three-eighths pole, I said, 'Man if she kicks, she's going to be tough to beat.' And that was only her fourth start and first time against stakes winners. She ran second to Zazu first time out on (Cushion Track last Oct. 15), she handles the turf, long. She can do anything. She didn't even start running today until she got to the sixteenth pole. When she felt them coming, she really kicked on. She's got a very, very bright future."
MARTIN GARCIA, CAMBINA, Winner (Dead heat): "Look at how much room I had when I made my move. I mean, there was a really big hole. I don't know who came in or out, but I had to completely pull her up. It's a good thing I didn't fall. I rode her with so much confidence. I know she can really finish, that's the way she likes to run. I watched the replay when she went a mile and an eighth at Santa Anita (a win in the Providencia Stakes April 9). She was way last and at the quarter she made that big move. It will be interesting when they meet up again."
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JOHN SHIRREFFS, NEREID (Dead heat for win) and STAR BILLING (third): "Having two horses in the race, I thought that Star Billing would have the lead and Nereid could go to a stalking position. So when the gate opened and Star Billing stumbled, everything changed. You always worry late in the race, the last two or three strides is where a horse is susceptible. You wonder where the turf course wire is. When you're watching the race in real time, it's hard to predict exactly where the wire is. When she ran second to Zazu in her first start and watching how Zazu has progressed, we thought that we had a nice filly here. This was a Grade 1, so there was an opportunity for both of them to have Grade 1 status. That was the reason they both ran. I would hope in the future we could separate them."
JEFF BONDE, CAMBINA, Dead heat for Win: "It's always good to win. John Shirreffs is a good friend of mine and if I had to tie with somebody, I'm glad it was him. I was very concerned there when she got tangled up, and to her credit she re-rallied and made a race of it. She's a very game horse with a good turn of foot. I wasn't sure who won, I have very poor eyesight at my age. I have to speak to my owners, but the ($250,000) Del Mar Oaks (Aug. 20) is a possibility.''
Notes: The dead heat was the first in a Grade I at Holywood Park since the Richard Mandella-trained pair of Beautiful Melody and Reluctant Guest finished on even terms in the Beverly Hills Handicap June 30, 1990. The most recent stakes dead heat at Hollywood Park prior to Saturday was between Surya and Tout Charmant in the Grade II Dahlia Handicap Dec. 21, 2002…Garcia joins Kent Desormeaux as the only jockey to win the American Oaks twice while Shirreffs became the second trainer to double, matching Todd Pletcher.
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The Overthrown: Clay Without Limits exhibition at the Denver Art Museum is on view until September 18, 2011.
"The scale of the space has pushed all the artists to think big, both physically and conceptually. The exhibition, technically demonstrates the inventive use of such an ancient material, while raising contemporary issues. The works in the exhibition challenge traditional notions of "objectness", providing a depth of content, and creating a diverse dialogue." Katie Caron
Location: Anschutz Gallery, Level Two, Hamilton Building / Denver Art Museum
→ View images from the exhibition (in High Quality) - /Overthrown
→ Read interviews we've made with some of the exhibiting artists - /Overthrown_Interviews
Interview with Gwen F. Chanzit - The curator of the exhibition.
Interview with Katie Caron and Martha Russo
Interview with John Roloff
Interview with Clare Twomey
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And now, at her lawful master's siile, -sVIUj a woe in lief Jj". art aa great aa thou (So thiuka this old •.nan's beautiful brldM, 2e-iol'ia wallii< attain. sua m«ur. • y ■*$ iV Subscription: $K50 per Annum, CLARE, MICHIGAN, FRI_Dp, NOVEMBER 29, 1878. ? Single Copies: Five Cents, SIMPSON OP BUSSOIU, BV JAMES PAYS, You ANNUAL REITS OFT vnees, for that lioa ia booonie n dangerous experiment;! wherever they may have been, other j ,,, p",."{.,n . •people have also been, and it ia easy, if j (1]7 , ' .. , I way use a professional expression, to j ,,;,"",. «."•""...' might have, knocked mo (.town to iho Governor of Bussorn. The cits-1 with a feather, "Married, these twenty 'torn of tlie country is curious in thnt re- ! i years! You astound mo. "Why, how 1 sped. After one's second wife a con-' I hnvn r_ ntY-fnmwi ,1,'Qfm.cf nt nii t . i mis Jt J"011 aevor sl)oke ahoni ifc • sidernble tax is levied by the Govern-; eleJ. KotPKmJS™ r^^to "0h> T aon'b know; l thousW H . ment upon marring men. However,! fM^trothsabo\\f Sri^ I vaaMn'b *ntej'CBt >'011" Bha W1S fl *Per" Batl0Wft w(ls **«>"& ft?l tli0 mo»W *° I tell me untruths about theuexperi- si(ul> you knotr# H aho hft(I been a Replayed divinely; Hint is, she ! e'f^fiEiii^aii, thon I should have told would have done so if sho had not al- j exnomnent, . TOu." ways been crying. Pirouze and Khaleda , , -iVk ouieri «^ Persian wife! Dear me!" said I,, ^O ber life, utterly miserable. Hith- ' i*ost.»H«u.r General Kpy?<.jA-i*»mi Bnwt seems!" I said "'funny,", erto they had been at daggcra drawn) Tiuo Postmaster General,*-^ >«"i**al ro- correct their woofs-" m^liZrf t but at the same time all the saspieions ' "i«th one aiiother, but now Uiey Tiiiited | port, estimates tho wh|o exj.«n*_ of arises.from thl Sin ^Zli^t ithat J entertumed (and now entertain together to persecute, the unhappy Ba- the postal service H^A H» no^t^nh^^!^ «'nn ever) r^nectin, travels donrn Her very Jife Was scarcely safe umounl;app»prttW ^l^tr^o ith them. Wretched as my former lot! being $8-1,250,378; The "ft^tip^w f°i «>* ". had been, it was now become unendura-! yeMtrom tho salo of wrtjifrjtt«wfls was si^. color, mv dear "Simpson, if I may P«fc We, for one can'beai- one's own misery | ^Uft "^"t «%«^?W.*P*W- -■^m<""" j ureentdH-.a^. .ajnqotiosi bcaideaj: jibijut forty ; storehoUBerf-w'tlBpots, ' '-;■.•' ! Ho tliinka that tho morale of the army li-tH improvoil. Ho thinks tho aiiny has a right to preserve tho peace and enforce order in cities and cojnmunilioi-, and ueoms to doubt that Uio poBH0-com.itn.tu8 clause is constitutional. Tho Secretary stoutly maintains tho jigjit of tlio Govortcaicntjo". pm'm'etTOiimflttMyfcH.eo the Moxicnii niidora over our boidw-: J wasiSof gold, ana §28,1»0,850 of sUvor, wid ItW,07fi,803 of both, or nearly 61 per cent, of tbe total yieia'ofairtUa nllnOB of-jho countryi; fttli- ' fornai otaudu Bocond in tlio list of gold prodnc- • ing States, with «15,SGO,07« of tho metal Col- ! orado stands second* iu tho silver list, with I S0,H(M,iM0, and Utah fallow., hard after with SS.aiH.OOO. California, aud Novada together produced ticurly 74 per cent, of all tho gold and Nevada, Colorado, and Utah together moro than b1" per cent, of all tho silver, I)akotai.ro» ditccd S!i,000,000 in gold, aud no silver, North ; Carolina contributed 'fl.'iO.OOO, and Georgia. I S 100,000 in gnld, and no silver. Lake Superior j g^vo us 3100,000 in silver, and up gold, I Dr. Linderman Says me expectation enfor- • tafuod by many that tlio remonelization of the ailvor dollar would bo followed by an apprecia- , tion of tlio value of silver has not yet boon realized, and thinks the United States ought to bo very cajitiotis in its silver policy. Puy>niiHt«r ('enWHl'ti IU-iwrt Bouj. Alvord, l.'aymastor General of Iho . United States Army, in hia yearly report of the --'- ■ — I traiisaotioua of the pay department ofthe anny, year wero sixty-nino, and the loss to depositors says his total disbursements foot up Sll,.')7'>i- and stockholders #0,415,423. m,7H, as follows; To regular army, «11,121,- Tho ropprtdiscitBSOs at great longfli tho prac- ; BW.77; to Military Academy, $100,001X04; to tieability of the resumption of specie payments, volunteers, on treasury cortiflcateB, §258,411.07. —... .... The number of desertions in fho army during TUP innufPUK* nrmiftl' tho fiscal year ending Juno SO. 1878, was 1,07a, llir. fAiMuuis 3iUU.nA.ij. whlcll ja JefM tnan th0 nnmborJn anyiiscal With a maximum of 30,000 I'lxtMjrjitHfroiiiCoiniulnsIoiit'rT.eDiic'iiJltf'iKu-l. year sinco tho -var, " ".,"- ,. . '»"»"■:-■*■■^«"■.',J''i""•'IT,' ; ^"'■'e'l mca, «'0 doaertiona in tho yearltm Qen. William G.LeDnc, Commissionor of Ag- wraH,im, The number of deposits made by THB SAYy. me, gion*. ilnenoo oi puouc opinion, tiiini- I to ," "r,"***"**"" "'•*-. -*'".1. ^•»1^», u xiany put w-, wr one ean'oeai' one's own misery j "S*'&£_ "aK either wliolly or ; J-'gn'Tiattoris." Wlm^ myself, what is it these i-eoi.le do not th(" Q'1'''?811011 without impertinence, aro better than that of those wo. love." i 37s m" acatas; S25 757 515«1*»7, Expanded i WirBaHy oopipped at the sevei-alnavy yurda, at! gSC9 in *. table, a list of articles annually im fact of a man's being I your children?" Hero Simpson took out hia ban *"■ = - '• '-b *-' •■ ■at—-.'-« ■ »*r «^..-iij-~. »#• .«»«./..«,"" f",i"™.. <.",.. .._,,...._.. .". --—, of public opinion, think I to l. Vol Alt AJPfffflw «-.-...".... «... — . rienltwo, iu his annual report, showa that tho , BOldiom during tlio last fiscal year was 5.51*4", department during Uio year has been engaged ; amounUng to*848,S43.04. Tlio number is about -■" . . . , .? !,,.,.. ». , , • ! tiie same as in the previous year, but the avor- mexamimugintothopracticabilityofmtroilucmg ajjeumouutof eaeluleposit was' $Oi.0S, Tliis it«iwivi .,r<*,.,.vi.i,ii-»Tiini.iT,^,n new products, and has been to some degree sue- ' ' K«|)o»lofS»iai.V«wTJw'.Wwn. : c«ssrnl. The foUowing extracts and cSudensa- l'l-om the annual roporfcof Honv ilicluird Vr. . lions show iu outline the work of thisdepart- Thompson, Secretary of the Navy, wo learn | xnont for tbo year, as stated by the Couiii'Ib- ltallwity 3Iiiil fiorvfee, that during tho past fiscal year, under Uio ! »'<°™r Ur^e^' fa an enthusiast on tlio anhieet • 'I'*'*""»u«ri **cport of Uio General Kuperiu- auspicoaof that department, .ixty-threo Gov- 1 of°^ki^thexrn^j^Staiea Spen "ont of fw-* indent of the ItaUway Mail Service shows that .!__ .......... ".. 1.-.. — ..__.i .1 (|_a jjj^jgj, of pieces of mail matter distrib- : TiTa farger avornge by ITi than tho average of nil deposits in six yearB. ^V,*7,l t U0 ^.wj-JiwoM?; I don tqmte know why, but somehow -'M thoBO two WOmen. I felt myself Ugah-at 5100,14^o previoir-fcr. ^ " ' ' iheoupiud.a^afor.U.pWof tho navy, costing, te al^ri^ barleV, Sp, flaxVX wool -fveri; a"50(). It ia i-e?ommende<l U,at pay for a It is Ins duty as a citizen. When a boy or other I thought this creditable to Powerless to protect her.for I wasnover i ^ePosmUsterGeWaJfecs ^considera- J»c huW fre.glit,.«2»f,222.0(.. TVOrlmndro-i j flits', nnts etc, lie Commissioner anvSS j ^^,^^^^^^^1,?^ -runs away from school, it is, of course Simpson. It was verv wi-onc in him to phvsieftUr strong, and, thoucli I did Mot Maportioq ot his ro-MrtXAq, euhjoct of tho • ^ «(,'«}* thousand five hundred and thirty ; the b'nilding and repairing ot tho Mississippi - Z'Sl'i'.."^* ^m'nSrtiS SfXTJZfll iC', ^the eorreot thintr to enll him "intvm^ ' i linvo mnrri^l l%lt,L , f n tiiuloMtj.,,,1 n«n fe ,u "f »,» « **i ,aa,,:not present and prospocUvo tfafciwicios in the VoimAs antamh hemphaw beet, purchased, [(,v£.t.s at the oxnenao of tho General Govern- ??_*J?:"ll'S' »',P'oporbon to tbeextontof their •"millant'' «i,"f""- •♦ 1" ! ..-1 ?' . P""1611 ft}P^W-t. psrhnps a flro-, »uaerstantl one-half of the epithets they amounts appropriated by ftjjkwss for salaries rosting «.'-:i,«>7,r>- During tho year 9014,140 ; mmi, * gauant, ^ ingu-apinted, and ''inde-; worsluper. or, at best, a "Mohammedan, sbowered upon her. I could see bvtlm of Postmasters and- for rtBfi&.'wnspprtatjou, : 1'avo been expended fqr tho mmipmont of ves- Tho Commissioner states that the wheat crop penaent; out that sort of a boy is in but it-was a comfort to think that the eflect thoy har1 • injuries. Hardly a wetfk passes that some employe is not killod or maimed or eUierwise injured iu railroad accidents, and for this there is no compensation. onsidered ne- there was onld have sunk under their persecution had I not married Zobeide." ''Xnmber Jour!" cried I, aghast. "WJiat on earth did you do that for?" -.be controlled by Not appropriated jBiwtwiualtothe Rbl'shed by ^"he number of desertions duriug the year was GOO, and during tlie previous year 81H. Five Imndered and twenty-three boya have en- ponsation concerned, are hot and caw tho department Ir tho ami by CongroSB for tho purposoj amount of compensation <M there must bo a dcHcioncv, i After describing the rateiof compensate.. ,..." .... ... pre»eribcl bv law for railwafSSfti*; servieo, tho ^Vitli tlio traimng system on a permanent basis, I'uslmaeltr GeneralBaystliC-iWDprialion mado """** ""P8 J*1!1 "f,10"**. <* manned by nalive-born by Congress at its last sessioSwas not snmcinnt famen. Itis theiiitontion of tho ilopartmcut to pav for tho existing BertfeJAn railroads, and. to continue tho present system of >aimng- shoiifd no additional approprBition be ma^e for sl»l"*- 'Vn appropriation for the mamtonance this service, ho shaU feel it *§*-. duty Under tlio 0JJ™'L y**™? ''na 'loc'K;;' ot<--'' a"»o«ntmg to law so to curtaU the acrvlctes to fill within f^A- and ,fo,r tllc' 8wm of Ordnance, the appropriiUon, however isfcch h6 might con- *»**'."™' <*ra PSkod, THE KEVEXUE SEKYICE. ti is nmv tlm nlu.fl>. r.( ™.'."','"'t, T*', ""**"• " nmt there wonlit do delay tmur immciirionnm- lt Silt i'tiTre' Ia°?,°^vl"g Ivr of tiansacKons wblch ft. Jnitiated, con- ot tie house abide Pirouze and Khaleda, ducted, and completed b*| ec-mmuniivations ," .1, "".i..,.. v"i.".-.i -,-r,..,- , through tbo mails. In hia fpmioa, it would came a shock fo our potiM wstem from wliicli -.—e .. -p , raa,wnta n"- ~ll ,«. e . in ,-- it would not soon recover, fflio railway corn- bound -J;*'"-" respects the other; for althongli: pantos which have been atthscxpenso of fur- in this -t-trouzo auit ivuaMa are strong fe- niabbg postal cars rolglit bellow to furnish ns bv 70,*x»;60t)-l-ushers, leaving 100,000,000 biish efa for exportation, with a surplus remaining above Uie actual requirement of' consumption. I Other crops havo generally been ijood. A comparison of tho crops of tho past throe seasons is given, as follows, the figuros for the present Y-U-- bcitif, preliminary aud subject to revision Stinia lii.we.itu.f- l*Hfi« from CumutisAlonep m completing and perfecting the estimates of Jtuiwi'M Jtur-ort." * the year: Fads from the annual report of Mr. llanm, _''/1-/*. tho United Ktates C-ommisBioiier of Internal «-i"'0V,..' Bevenue, and estimates founded thereon, elicits live....,,. ..." -,,.» , some intoro-iting testimony as to Ilia chfunetei. ■ jj^'*.''" ,-ln. *''8 M'?!.0?','...**- *v,:?V1':i and habits of the American people. The report i><,tat.a>V, rider the publio interests'njajfed theroliy. Ho i>» satisiiril it would lead jBMly to nilicb complaint. The mails would bo (Jetalned at offices of separation hardly ovor lesaSian twelve honra, and generally twenty-four ihotirs/. Books, papers, and packages paMiqr' Over great distances or circuitous routes if OJild be detained at moro than one such oflice inCjrery many caees, nnil there would ho delay in }^r iipmcii-ia imm- JKir. ..1,3-H 000,0(0 .. SMI, JUO/XKI ,. SS.t'OO.OOl) ,. £'-.',OCI0.(W .. it&,0UU,W .. moeo.ow i»-7rt. l,iKr.,S27,-f«l •JMJi.V,.MU so,sr.),soo S-O.SS-l.OOO 'iS,"l«"*ilKI 1S75. I.a-.'1,0C!1,IHH! 9tW.tSWl.in U51..*117,CWi tfrtAw/rim li°o.K77,l<VU PL'BIfrC IiAJiDS. «wa.y to sea from that distant and pat- they grew up, would have been painful mouc motive; he goes to sea because he to me, in connection with the fact that 'aoesiit Jjkowhnt is good for him ou Simpson was nt that moment under mv lima; and almost immediately, though . roof, the same roof with mv wife and tnat is beside the question, finds he has ' daughters, and that I was tlie church- "T *mftrri<id Kobejd*e solely and wholly mauo a great mistake. Similarly, a ; warden of our district church. T for- Sov Bndonra's salce, 1 chose her, not •man does not go to Tartnry or Knmt- soo-1* at once the iiartienlar subiect of lor ilCr beauty, nor her virtues, nor her seiiatKa to improve his mind; if ho . Simpson's wife to discuss the general' "coompb'shments, but entirely for her ventured to tell me that (sup- \ subject of polygamy. thews and sinews. I said to her, HZo- posiug lie -was not a very tall man, and "The Persians have more wives than beide, you are a strong and powerful i. bad no reason to suppose he had a , one, have they not'!" inquired I. young woman; if I make you mvwifo, yntagiian or any other outlandish "Those who can afford it have," said *A"il" J'011 protect mv lamb?" and sho weapon eoneealwl about liis person) I he; "but it is not so usual as you may hllit'i' "I ^U-" It was the most j-atis-■ snoulct laugh m his faee. No; he flies ' imagine." * ** factory investment- -I mean, the Imp-' to such obscure regions because the "I need not ask how so profligate a i'i'-'st ehoice—I ever made. Mv homo restraints of civilization are abhorrent system muRt needs work," aaid I? '"" to ins undisciplined mind, and he has is a domestic failure, of course V" some morbid taste say, for human' "You need not ask the question, as in the other Zobeido and Badoura; two iiesn—uncooked, ihe mildest-spoken you say," replied Simpson, eraekinp- a «n the east side and two ou the west man I ever met m my lif.-, and the walnut. ''But if you do ask, T am 1>< greatest traveler, onco confided to me,f to say it is so far like marriage in after a most excellent dinner at our conn try—it is somctij club, that, "after all," there was nothing fnil ure and sometimes like uncooked food. Ho did not say requires more judgmi human flesh, bnfc I know well enough , you have not only to please Yourself' protwte her, Thus the opposing ele- shown that"matter"of tieyseeona nnd Uiird i-(mf"t«i n"Uorn wnat no meant, iio has repented sinco i you know, but to ph-.tse vonr other M'^te are, as it were, uimtralked* the rlftW Aom"ol?Wibl w»-3" %»"B'* ft° m'1'lfl. n-niku ana bankz-w, of having let out so much, mid endeav-1 wives." ** combatants respect one another and I nn,a Con.Br*-8B.r,*u* Jf*311 U*»S. to Incirease the S^/e,"aSTC m° by^is conwnttonal! "Gootlness gracious!*' said I, "how «m the head of a united house.' I got bci« consfficltini?!ISM^^%^ T"i»l ^tiS^ frnj^ii . acres wew sarvcyod, Sn nddiUon fo the rJl.fiin,- .7rpV aut1l1c.onvera"tlon. 1 coolly yon talk abont it! I hoiie no letters fi'om all of my four wives this ' priato commitwes, nnd iSilcnsaed hi Cotb -The decline in tho receipts from distilled 7W ac.rca intviously sur,-oyod, Tho totalnum- liie-world is small,' he says (Tie has i European who happens to be resident in morning, each of them most character- ,,,r!','el'f;"' of Congrce^ aailitho reanlts havo " spirits aud tobtum shown fn.thoeo.lk been round it two or three times)." and tliis strange community ever rives in to istic and interesting. Badourn forgot "''""T"}}'&Kl\ TM *'c!i-Spf^ a"i"«*i'le'?''Tt- <>?*% almost c-urtivly to. the dttanptofl .. Rivs Mm Entrlanil • fra- wlmn oil '. .»,-!i Hit. »n.t>,mi'i ■* "*"*-811" 'l' t^ ,7,7 ti, ". " A " 7 H -".mourn lorgot niont should bow-tf-^s'nUmg,! Ant-.that tlio tion in Congress last winter for tho reduelion thJ it ti7l i^ i iox'}shf.ua?1 is snul, the custom! topay thewstag^-Bhehni* a soul above . deficiencies in its mon*'M»ma**»wetby i,f tho tax on whisky and tobacw. I'endini? uiac is tne best place to live in; but '■**•-■ ^ ■■ •■ -■ - —■—*— i-,-m. . , , .. (.""""":..:—»_»" ,,.«'.UiLn«.«n,> nm.« .■>-•- <. -. ,• .< .ii..!.- n.. ... - . ** ttiis does not deceive me for a moment Tjbat man is a cannibal at heart. I JiimJookus plump an4 tender | people In « very peculiar way. and 11 ■would not trust hini nlono with mv baby ' J for a small fortune. Thnt sweet child ' •would tako rank among tho " mysterious disappearances." He would say, ' "'How should /know?" like tho frog who swallowed the duck's egg; but I should know better than tlie duck. If you think theso apprehensions extreme, you are, of course, welcome to your own opinions; some pcoplu are than others, aud also prosout year has beon promising in a high * during tho ontiro season. Fears of pper invasions wore early dispelled, except in a few counties in Sthmosota, The losses from Winter-killing, tho fly, chinch-bug, grasshoppers, rust, smut, etc., have this season boon - " ' '"' * ' ' rodnction is (tbo hose product fell off 30,000,0(50 bushels. The aggro gate in* Wisconsin, Sfinnesotn, Iowa and Ae- .... .,,.,. .,,-,,. .•--.. . , braaka is double that of last year, and nearly . wuking, 104; accidental drowning, lb; miaccl 20,000,000 buahola greater than in 1ST5. Tho laueous casualties, 4 .Total, Mi Wholenun;- entire crou promisee to excoed thnt of last year her nl accidents resulting in loss of life, 4 <. Of Sloimiboat Inspection. Supervising Inspector General James X Du- uiotit, of tho Hteamer-uispcctioii service, in hia annual report shows that tho total number ot. lives lost from various causes during tho fiscal yearendodJuneyO,l',78,were: *FromoxpIosiouH, "lo- lire, 22; i-ollisions, ;il; snags, wrecks and slmws that tho total iimount of rcvemie colloct- eil during tlie year was .Sin,l;Stl,!ll!l, a decrease of $S,,'!(I7.231 trout the leceipts of the previous ytar. The receipts yore from tlie /'ollcfwjng somew: nr,i. is7H. flplriif...., 557.aiii.i;*n zsn.-fflJW T-ibiiCfo ^1,100,5.17 <lU.0H.l,52tl il,4sl.7K3 0.037,052, ..1,S8»,7a» 3,ltl2,a'll I StanU)u.rciwlUt!<, etc., T.UiS.WJ 7,165,201 It<Mioi-( of Coimnlfisloncr IVllltiuUHOn, J. A. Williamson, Commissioner cf the General Land Oflice, in hia annual report to ti.-' (Secretary of tho Interior, dhows thai, during tiK- fiscal year ended June SO, >S,0SC,178 acres of public land wero disposed of, and 8,1(41,011 SS k' terot acres of nutlie uomain still uusnrveved intafS^lff'ik KOmoUiiug over 1,000.000,000 acres. The dia t,,i w,*n°{mT pojwils were mainly as follows: ,, -MllVHt CMty, Dover ffleiAlialergh'tN, C'.), i'avltersburg t,W,-m (W. Va.), and Covington (Ky.) ThPcostof( tlio ihe total numl>er of vessels inspectetf, 200 Ixi- lnug to tho Pacific coast, with a tonnage of lfW,833;1.>«»tothP Atlantic coast, with a tonnage of ityo,",)'!; JSS!) to the Western rivers, with a tonnage of lS0,i(*2; Ho7 to tho Northern lakes, with a tonnage of lH(l,o7i*, and 311 to tho gulf uiast, with a tonnage of 0S,*ill. IHHiMH'tor C!enei*ii''K Kopovt. Tho rcjwrt of the. Inspector General of tho Army specifically details the condition of tho *. arions military posts, and gives tho reports of the sevflfal commands as an appendix, It appears that tlio Paymasters ha\« promptly and Kat'sfacloriiy renderi d their accounts: that iho military posts are in excellent condition, the iliseiplino good, and the eharajtcr of the officers without reproach. It Is recommended that tho i nlio'ml wen pay more attention than boreio- fni-o tn target practice. Altogether, tho report shows a gratifying conditiou of affn'r'; •;•. everv- ihing connected with th>* luspr'ctor {iouerni's dipartroent The KurM'rvfsI'if; Arefiltci-t. Tl.o rtivort of Kupeivising Architect of tho Treasury Hill contains little of interest bo- } ond a recital of tlie work done under liis directum during tlie year. The list of buildings romploted shjeohis lastannnalieportinclndes the Government otfieea at Xew York city, Jersey tlio result ot thnt agitation tho manufacture xnnJ?rruliuK> ent'rif* and the consonuenea was .mnert lana entries....: ta tno Govtrnmout of nearly priucipnl articles of taxation tobaccoj-thu following comparison "Just so," was tire, unabashed rejoin- "wtth outstretched" arms—eight ont- der, Simpson swept the walnut shells Stretched arms, likejthc octopus." ...__ - mo;55s (*anli entries , Kn.SSti Cfront* Jo railroad*. fi0f!,S-tU Swami'lamlsiiaten'ed,.. W3,!«fl Uthtr nrata to States.... 9t'.992 SlfiSJlSHtf8 Show .- f?reat increaua.ia. the imir^- ■■"'—J '—- ' - Jft-w York building is foimdto havo been about S><,(10O,0(Ki, Yt'uvkhaB gone fonvard at u satisfactory into *f progress upon all tho public buildings now in coarse of erection. into a corner of liis plate and helped himself to sherry. "I have now four wives," "Bless my soul nnd lxaly!'' said I. '"Four wives!" "Yes. The story of my little menage may seem in your ears rather cnrion.s. through tfie mails free, except lattcra. Tons npoti tons of books, documents, seeds, shrubs nr.d tbe like are placed in our .mails free of charge on this soore. Kovr, I most respectfully but earnostly suggest that it would be the better policy to reduce the deficiencies of the rev- mues of the department by curtallmg or al>ol- ishing the list of free matter, and by inert as- ing the rates of postage on merchandise, than br appropriating atmis inndeijuate ta an efii- 7 confess I was affected by*my friend's artless narration at thnt time, though, since I have reflected upon the matk-r, my moral sense lnui asserted itself and is outraged. I .state the. matter as fairly as I ean. I have been to picnic* myself, ns a married man, and made myself more sangtiine than others, and also , If jt will not bore yon I'll tell yon abont agreeable to the ladies, Well, in Persia -nu> Postmaster General rm.mmentts that more Bimple. it." this might have cost mo my life, or tbe suitable provision be made by Ian- for delivery Mv mind is, I think, a tolerably {air 1 had no words to decline tin- offer, expense of a second establishment So \*> addresses in this country free of customs one, and I never entertained* suspicions ' oveu if I wished it. My breath was far, there is every excuse for Simpson.' £;">>",$ ^ee^^T^^t^^m fw- against those who are compelled to visit; fairly taken away by Simpson's four But, on the other baud, the astounding J^, countries, whou dispatched m twenrdanco ■cBJstaat Inti'ndps against their -wills.! wives. The traveler that had liked his fact remnius that there are four Mrs. with tbe eondiuons prescribed by the Intermi- ■Queen's messengers,* convict'*, sailors, i food uncooked had. given ma Yatfier"a1Simpso]is:ifcBu©i*>ra. Vvhcncvct'Ilook tioiial Postal Vnion. -etc., maybe very respectable persons iu • turn, but that was nothing to tin's reve- at his quiet, business-like face, or hear r their way, notwithstanding where they lation of my present companion; a man him talking to my wife and the girls OUB ARMY. may have been to. Hitch wns my chart- we had always considered of the highest about Persian scenery, this revelation of table belief until within the liist few respectability, and who my wife had his strikes me anew with wonder. Of days.sineewhiehlhaveseeusomereason even thought would have suited our course I have not told th em about his Cincinnati, t'hu'tiitn... Xt>«- YiPifc. St. Loui?.. Baltimore \n, If:. ...*>7.8< 9.018 ... i;.r>o,lll ... »,7S0 ... s.iift.rifa .., H2>,7fi(l llilladi'lf-hta.... WS,2tt' New York and Tbiladelpbia paid v , of taxes on banks and other taxable iuten-sti'. __,.-,.—" "_.. ... .... . .. Tho receipts from distilled spirits alone, as cient, prompt and fast traiismissioit of the "}i<j,m inr. tabkaltovo, wera5.*»,4'30,5<5U. •hie matla.*' camo from all the Htatefi, lint Illinois alone paid -•._-.. ._.. ".,...,... .-. .._.i ..=.1. ,".! Uie hvo Tofor.va. ■Jl.fi'VS.'.ai*. l.S-«,«75 •1,<«'1.("J7 Lavt/iw i.tM^nn mr,.4u< tirnlicr cultura hia annual reporf, states that tho consaJir-ioes Tho cash r-vdpls amonnlod to $2,022,530, lioing $5fl9,rrt)7 moro than tho receipts for the TilKa j->ni,t. K.lSS.IHo K.iVu.C.'! 4.:Ks,7Wi «.210.ta7 S.'-'tll.-'MS ry largely ^.'^tds?^^. «^w2(^; preceding year. OommiSsioner Wflliamson recotruuf nds in re gard to lapsed railroad grants that CongifJHS should either declare the grants forfeited, and restore the lands to dfaposal a1 ' " '* lie domain, or extend the time tion of the roads. 'ollectod at tho moro-important eonaniafea of the rutted States in foreign countries foot tin JlitlV.iM.ll, an excess over salaries paid amounting to $110,240.i.Yi, showing tho cons-aar hvstem to be more than seU-Bupnortir,g. On kr^irtof ihn'rmb'' "•<* Kpaofsh itidemuitv fund «fll»,S7«.1« was wrfrr th« ,2lT l>ai<l-?.*)l,7«l for tlio tribunal of nibitration at icfm mo comph- , ,j,.nova. Sino,.W.;i3 npon Moxiar. awa 5-ards, and jtistnient of private land claims and miscellaneous u.iaiii'ftf. MISCELLANEOUS REI.*0Itl*S. to "change it. One of the rpiietest and best fellows I ever knew—and I have Jane, Oeiw Sliernmn'S ltbpoi-u The report Of Gen. Sherman to the Ivvretary " Well, it was at a picnic partv on tho « s'""* to then* respective systems; yet known him all my life—was Simpson, of plsins near Bttssorn that tho thing first i *"*'*' possession of such a secret all fo Uussora. I was at school with him jive- came about. My wife and I were both ' myself is hard, te bear.aud J. have, there- and-forty years agtv and though his present at it; and*, mv European notions {ort'- *"»^ it before the public. The house of business is at the distant spot • preventing my believing there could be whole thing resolves itself into a rule- just mentioned, I had met him from the least misnndfii*3tonQing about it* of-three sum. If even a ipiiet, respect- time to time during his periodical visits since I was alrendv married, I made my- ll1>"° bellow like .Simpson, residing nt to tliia countrv, and, always found him ■ self very ngreenbfo to a certain Persian Bussora, has jour wives, how many * ■ •*■-*■- '■—•-— ----- foft^ Hhe wns neither voung nor pret- ; wives—well, I don't mean exactly tnat domestic relations; itvouldbetoogrent of War is quite lengthy. A considerable por- unchanged—gentle, unassuming, modest, and orthodox in his opinions. Our house does a little business with him in shawls and carpets, but our acquaintance is. mainly social. "My wife and daughters arc very partial to him, and delight in his Persian tales, which are picturesque and fnll of local Color, Ifc brings them little bottles ol scent which tioii relates to tho Indian troubles. Tho General assorts that tlio IiidiMv problem is not a single problem, but many; as many almost as there are tribes. JfeasurcM which would be wise in one instance would be folly in another, and whatever department of tho Oovernmetit ii charged with it must be armed not onlv with force, but large discretion, and authority to furnish food in emergencies. Starvation"will each year cause wars such M occurred (bin sca- almost one-thivd of it, and, -with Ohl r*tates paid nearly one-half. According t>r Commissioner liamn's figures, the American", ■iiiple are drinking loss whisky and more beer than formerly. Thero was man- : tSfaotnred in th" lineal year of 1STH alxiut 15,500,001) gallnns less whisky than during the previous year, and 1 ."jOU.Otxi gallons mure \» er, Thr riitmki' of Kalians of fonii^ntinl liquors e<uisuKied in the United Ktates last year was ,'11 >,4l'M,ft'l. Estimating th*^ population at -f."i,- iasn,(ttH\ a calculation will show that every man, ttoman and child in the United ""talis drank over si vi n galioiis uf Ihht, etc.. last \ear, if each got iiis <;r lier pri'nortion. If one-lialf <>f , ?'■-,;:: ;i --■ ~"«";."" ,Y ~~t7..t; the jiS-ple drai.K none/then the other half must W^iIf^Jt ?-T * "L^l bajj cLume,! ll/teei'gallons per he.iL . i*_!Jf_f ^ n^lEM ^.^^}^£!±}t^^?^^ ceaoa ,0 in couneiTtion with the suppression of timber , *.*r™' ««'«»* <m«er me .-isnourion trea r of depmlationson thepnblic lUla, and presents ! *s';;. ,*"*"*£'"^rp«\™"%eml?a)loJ^a,i ti»l a variety of infoi-ma\ion with regard to obau- . H;al',?1'H ,f(H'.7"'\*fft!*?','1''!-,:t),!rl."'i* Ah*f R^l ■tuned military and Indian reservations, tho ad- j ear this bureau adjusted diplomatic and other aeeoutiift amounting to #f!87,,'i'il,S.gl,lC, TEIUUTOIUAL REPORTS. Chief Spsrbsi iS«;<in<- Mr. UavidD, Parker, Uhief Kpti-ial Agent nt ihe 1'otjtoffice Department, in his rejiort show-, ing the operations of tlie .Special Agents attached to the division of mail depredations dnr- •--••-••—■■ -■>*-■- T , ^states that ere arresU-d, of : biit as arte nnamffi^^'Lp X are W»VrMWtS.1 to the fctate ^nrW Of the , MlfAiVL*^ 'M"> wm' «®vi«'t«l, 13 acquitted. SO v*J , ii not 1 e" a r llnValSioier ^^ ^^ 5^ J?L 1™,™,**"* ty~just what my wife *hgrst5fr"jn<"iced, W how much ijueercr things mustpeo- *» "f'i^n'L,t7^1^ ! had grown to be by that time—and I no ! *P"C *1*' who aro not so quiet andrespect- &"'"*■" Jli ft cando, more thought of "making her my number two than—dear me!—of embracing ; Slbharnmedanism. "My attc*itions, however, were misconstnted; and llerbrother, being a violent man in the (-Shah's eaval- able as Bimpson, and who live still further off?—-Uchjntx-ia. ry, and knowing I had a fairish income, perfume the whole neighborhood, and insisted upon my becoming his brother- now and then a scarf that is the envy of in-law. I believe Irish marriages are their friends. I never, however, enter-; often brought about in the same way, so tained any idea of Bimpson as a son-ia- • there was nothing in thai; the pectiliar- law until my wife pnt it into my lueail, ity of the case lav in my having a wife Electric vs. ("as Light. It is somewhat remarkable thai, although gas shares depreciated greatly and suddenly in England on the an- liy a similar calculation it can lie made to appear that oil how of onr 4.'i,tKi0.tt,l) neighbors thank over a gallon end a quarter of distilled spirit*: * ' exported nnalocyi ltamn estimates that $.V.>ri,(iiK»,wi0, is annually i-xpeuiled fur liquor in tln> United States, an expenditure which, if applied on the public debt, would pay it in three yearK. Each onfl of ns, _", " w"v it will be seen, therefore, pays over $13.25 per cannot fowwea or movent J* into tho hands of liqiior-sellera. Tiio number of eigara consum^l in tliis cuiuitry last year was l,!j00,0('3,713, beiOR an avorage of over forty-two cigars to every man, woman and child. Assuming that one-fourth of the population—a very large estimate—aro smokers, each smo'Urr would have JlVi cigars for the year. Tlie amount ot tobacco, other than cigars and cigarettes, consumed, whs XTi.-'H^.K*:; pounds. whom 422 were prosecuted in the United f*tates ourts, and UB weio cases of highway mail obbery, burglaries of postoQices, etc., and ., after the Indiana •icak out. plunder, or stest and kill harmless families, is to pursue and captmo them in detail, after infinite toil; then to conduct them bad: to their reservations and turn them loose n return to tho same game ad libitum. Congress cau alone provide a remedy, 'ilio report shows that there aro 7.S29 enlisted meu in the ten regiaienta of cavalry r"3f ^^i"1^ inthe army, 2;<530 men in"fte five regiments of wlii'di is wial to mriie than lmlfiv pound t.i- i i}*"J*;,^-ui4"V.' *?lt^,},,1i'.",(_ •S'" P*>r,"on*r <l"lyau artillery, ^aml 11,205 fa tto hvonty-five regi- evory Inlinblfanf. ,'*0"1 a startling improvement iu electric ion i , *k "* i-<s • He lived too far away for me to picture ScaaVlmd ra^ho ^^v bresoh,te WV}g* ^*. PTT °{ tlfl *0Xlti^ > fe'SJemiitein toM W«SlSSi him in such a relation, and, thourfi I WW1 tJ ,^L^rZT? ?J reso ute had the slightest idea of what the al- men detached on general service, S72; 'orduance i.".,". !." ....-, _....,..'""'..an-u,r?*¥u..! i""dced to Invent my having another, leged improvement consisted. League- ■ "''* —'" '-"'• "r--* *"•*'"*-1"'->-*-•.■ ««• /J'ltE CUKRENCJ'. l^^^i-'^f."^^!0.^^^ »y»-™b«- ono wife on theofthe l^to IfflSttTStt^ 1 ^ leged im])rovemeut consisted u«t of consideration the practicability home and settle His income was a verv j oiic hanVnnd7i»i^ subdivision of the cur-. .,., . . handsome one; but living at Bussora ' offle,.- ,.t "*4™i.5^™ K « fi»e, and the .rent, regarding which scientific elec-! Making-thewhole number of onlistaa men iii he had given me to undersfamd vS : ei It" on1tlien°.th(,i'. ^th Ins ■ tricians have well-known views that are ' **' ftn2**r- 37?1' In ^P™™ '^ report _, ii.iu b'-yeu me to nnuerstana. ^,as i sharp sword.I vats placed in a verv un- iw m-ni* tn !," ",.">. "**LZ., "_ " ! ■ *a*»8t "^ heg to stato that from personal in- u from olllcla.1 Teports I am sure Well and economically supplied. means a -naming man. Whenever the ! to mv tbo hvn lr,,i*>.» ™f "" »,.t, ,~^i -ii i *"""** *—5~.«"y" » u"'"'*-* «■■ « <-cmm.'y i --- lT?-r--*> and iustrntSan are as good as stibiect of matrimonv was mrinV«1 i» * X t\ " s P?\on °xteemelyill ngo a good deal Was done br inventors i eml*? be l:«**ect(!"]tn™ \te oeattorod coudiUon, aiiojici7 oi. mammonj was mooted lie together. It was snid bv n m-n»t. V.r>- ; ,*w h.,*;r"".i "n,^_"._, • j * "-;enK"rsHntl fromthovast amountof labor imposed on dear, and did not admit of Above all, Bimpson struck It was said by a great En- C'om)[>U'ollcr JCnox's J?*-i>ort. The report of Hon. John J, Knox, Comptroller of the dmiency, ia an elaborate document, i Tlie Comptroller enters into a vigorous defonso ' of the national banlj", and protests with vebe-j menco against any dieturbanefc of that system • of banking. Ho especially discusses tho proposition to substitute Treasury notes for the . bank currency, claiming that Bitoh a change • would prove injurious to the Government and , tho country. Tlie Comptroller states that tho ' wholo number of State banks; privnto bankore, Some Ijitei-estlnir SuBB<.'st'o'u*- Kyi'W of tbo Territorial Governors, in their f.uuual reports to thelnteriorDepartment, mako snggi stious tliftt are very interesting. _>«;«.(«.—The Governor of Montana submits the qiustion whether the United States u ill permit tiie Britisli Government to afford an asylum for ouv hostile Indians, and furnish them a safe place where they may recruit and l pplenish their supply of ammunition and again iaul upon peaceable citizens. If tho British (loveniment persists iu doing so, ha recommends that for tbe safety of Ute people of the Territory the Indians tie removed from tho border several hundred, miles into tho interior. He recommends, also, in view of tho surronuding dangers, that tlio military districts of tho l"el- l.iwHtone aud Montana ho consolidated in one department and placed under tbe command of (fen. Nelson A. -wiles, fo the support of whom thousands of settlers would rally. I'laTt.—QoY, Emery, of Utah, recommends a mollification of tho Jury law in force eo tbat bo selected, certainly in criminal precisely the samo manner as they aro or tho United States Courts in the Slates, He claims that as matters uow.stand it -, is almost impossible, owing to tha peculiar leg- ' iJatinu iiiarted by ronfpess, aiid to Territorial Tho Pension JUiu-ciiu. legislation, to obtaiu convictions in certain " . " • • ' t> .i . ' .i I classes of cases. He recommends, secondly, Pennon Commissioner Bcntley's report-shows * that woman suffrage in tho Territory be abol- a reduction of expenses in tho last two yews of I ished, and thirdly, that bigamy in the Temto- $tifi2,'.,'.'ii. Thore aro KSy.Xa pensioners on the | "C" "honld be niadebv act of CougreBS a cpn- biai. Tlie number ol eases mad<< nil for inves tigation during the year was 14.SI1, of which i tho lass of registered lottere was 2/^2, of na-. registered letters, 9,544; miscellaneous cases— - the location of pusloftices, negotiating leases, ] eta, t*,855. Of 1,107 registered letters revsirted • lost in transit, 3,117 wero recovered without ' losp, and, of the (MO aetnally lost, tbe values of j !*M, amounting to $f!,84K.r2 wero recoveved I from the robl*ei-a aud nstored to the rightful : owners. TIjo niunbor of registered lettera sent S'vice, extending ino.(xni ria'd to liandle the mails. ; note, and I dare say that would be very ; make it self-luminous, would smoke until the small hours of rice ,* but, unhappily, I had now tw,Q ; far short of the expectations of thesan-; tlio morning, and raise his eye-brows wives, each forty, if they were a day, and ; guino experimenters. One obstacle to I when one said it was late, and perhaps . there was no prospect of getting them • success was the fiability of the wire to j one's wife might be sitting up. He ; changed, or parting from them in rtny fuse. This Mr. Edison claims to havo would say, " Eeally!" as though such an ; vny. i overcome bv so applying a small bar idea as one's wife sitting up for ono was • "Pirouze and Khaleda led man inosfc Matt it \vill expand the instant file* wire: preposterous, but could never concern i unhappy life. They quarreled from . reaches the fusing point, and intercept in this and other cmrntries toward Secur-: it;"'*"t"_s ^ causing a enr- hardship; it baa acsomplished an amount of '■ 3,7«) aro State and private banks; savings | J.,"■"iUJi" «," platinum wire ' worlt "•vhiel|j •«* Gon. Shi*ridan haB wfiU said,; banks *•**<'■ »i">i».ni :«• wi»i>.mf. mnitni «iw? ! ™ WYOn*i lu,° [Wnttirn no 4.' | ' ^'o otbor nation in tbo world would havo at- and peminre as to J icmpteti frin, iC68 tbm W,e00 to 70,000 men.' » The results fell, THE WAR MPARTMENT. him. I need not go into the causes r i morning to night, and so far from being the flow of the cruTenfc through tha wire i which | able to play off ono against the other,jv* | siifiicieiitly to prevent fusing. Actual ( j. ... - - o— .j^-> i .i.4i,^vuwj lv i>xviv«iiu ^llt,ui^. Actual led to my conversing with Simpson on iliiad secretly hoped, 1 was treated with i trial must determine whether tlie action tho slbjeet of matrimony. Suffice it to ; great unldSidliess by both of them.]of tins automatic.bar regulator will se- say that I did not do so of my own free | They were a matter of very considerable cure a steady light. It would hardly be will. I had received instructions from (expense, of'course* and vciy little satis- just to criticise minutely all thafc'Mr. r wife to "sound" Simpson on tho j faction. My position, iu fact, became•! EdiBon is reported to have said about) >u"j. .,.•<•). Mi.,'*«" <■" ««m" «*^_«» ? intolerable; and, as I could- please j this and other jAyeiitioiis of liis., ButJ neither of them, I resolved to please j enough has been said to show that illu-* myself by rcsan-yjng jiiimher three." . ] minating gas ean bo manufactured "A twenty; Tsiippo'se.r' Said 1,-ittter'j wbfltably yet, notwithstanding all that ested in spito of myself in tins remnrka- *" "" ble harrotion toy _ matter, with relation to some "ideas that she had got into her head with respect to onr second daughter Jane, and "to hear was to obey," as thoy say at Bussora. "My dear Bimpson," stud I, asw*6 were cracking onr walnuts together after dinner under my own roof, "I often wonder Why a man like you, -with a large income and a fine house, as you describe your home to be nt Bussora, has never married. It must bo rather wretched living out thero all alone." ""Well) it would be, no doubt," Said Simpson, in his quiet way. "But, "Lord bless yout I've been married these twenty years," "Well, yes— thnfis, sh"! would have been a twenty in England, but in Persia -foung ladf^/nifirry a g"d<5d, deal eftdjer, She -was acharming creature, and'cost me " "What! did yon buy her?" cried I, in astonishment aud horror, "Well, tio> not exactly; her father, howevepji-osisted upon something handsome, and there were heavyish leos ,to, be paid to Iter mother and sisters, aiid has been done in electric lighting. A few evenings' study of any good text* book Cm electricity and its applications would enable holders of gaa stock, and jbther enthusiastic "persons, to possess their souls' in patience, and give them a knowledge of facts which wiE induce a littlo wholesome skepticism,— Hx- change. The number of standard silverdoilats coined to date is 18,195,500, of whieh only 4,7*55-371 are now outstejjding. Secretary 3IcCrai-y's Report. Secretary of War McCrary, iu bis mmnal to- | ^ufherf^w".'^'.''''^ port to Congress, rccomntenda tbo ropoul of tho ' Wcitorn States niii posso-comitatus clause of tlio Army bill, Ho holds that it operates greatly to the injury of the public service, and cites somo instances. Ho says in Now Sftxico thero have boon somo mail robberies. No bad decided after looking into tbo rplls. Exclusive ot fees of Examining Hurgeons ( 'j"'*'X ^^^^^I^^Sfe and fees anil salaries of Pension Agents, u> j {^1°*™!; a ra }' <na<-'«l amonnt paid for pensions during the j-car was i y *° •* . , $M,r>30,,>S, ol which $240,!X*1 was retained ; ftlu/m.—Gov. iliavman, of Idaho, makes a tr0m peiiHioucrs and paid to claim agents for i general recomsleudation that a thorough re- Sng^SuH^lel SHnJ^r! S > '!*»? *? consolidation of tbo laws governing 07,50!). Of tbeee, ]S,S12 wero original claims i "-omtories ho. eftccted, sccurmg greater uni- for invalid pensions, lxiug more than double I foniuty, applymg to all tho same rules, m a the number of the samo class filed in either of J manner defimiiK more, clearly the rights aud the four youth l*""! to 1874; iRKiO were for the ! lu"a"t'i of local legislation, ami holdmg.offlcers war of 1)512 service, under Uio act of March ft ! !«.» stricter acconiilability. To bring thiB about * sixth of theso were in liobalf of ! **'ls snegested that.Territorial, delegates might balance were widows' claims. I properly be permitted to vote in the House on i Bureau for fie : -territorial mattei-. salaries of al) dc- i Arison/i.— Gov, Tremout. of Arizona, in bis . l,t*t"*a<a£<" -foa-o-ctioti ix* tlw nnmber of agon- \ xepotl ,0 tbeHecietary of the Interior, expresses given, as follows, "oimtting fraction's of mill- j §£',JS saving fo"gtwo7&T these { ll»p *-ft!»io*"* ''"V1 tllp&"$* ot.fte 1,,aiana tllW0 TL«," v n, ,," "» ' items aTouo baa been *CC3,8a. "Commissioner ! !"**-0"-*lta bo tranfem-d to tlie military. *£%&& --Sss SuSoSbw ,?^«v&!Beutley roporbi that, since tbo consolidation. fllnlMo^l T^ Imn.l - fr 1100UX) 514 000 Coo "l0 pensions havo been paid moro promptlv j A JUlllWOZCrt iin->umul. ivmm -i-lmho I ^w«»^ ao^jmrto. has a<iva«cCa j 0lve of tTie most lnilicrouB ami a0ll8ll : and ! and their "number capital and deposits, are Territories".*: ^""..l.ClOil M.WO.tKX) S-*S,UUO,0«t nao ueciueci, i ..'""K."*,':'., law, that ho M}&*gJJg,vr SouOieni Stnft-s.., Western States anO | XerrttorfMo'.oi- Tojals*..,..,.-WCO 3*?l*.000.oy<« St,a.l2.(XH),00O j Tlio number of national banks, etc., aro thus Stated: i fMCalloH. Xo. fapltti). JifimKlU. ■ Mi"5^1111.000,0!0 glSS,<K10,0Ott rat i-7,uiH),noo tn-.i.MO.uoo: 17fi 51,01)0,01") SS.iWM'OO' 7W V5,*WO,000 l!fr,CKK),ft8Q j nai ai)plications for patents was 111,057, and 14,100 new patents wore granted. Thero wero Olso U27 reissues anil 75SJ patents granted for (designs. Twenty-seven hundred and tliirfy- ) -Totals u.tSMi $-170,000,000 .•5077,000,000 ! seven caveats wero filed during the year. The i, "fi ,tot^1 h'ml-i'ie business is thus dia-! receipts of tbe offico amounted to STIMjSSS, and tributed-^tUe figai-esrepreeonling (ill tho banks:..the total expenditures woro $tiC,*i,(XW. ':! tho n*^KSwi & Mwfflfrii' * c£m&'^ ! amount expended, however, {00,000 was for the I *£«**$«?* \m *"J«^ sSifflS88 . restoration of 1%K(S3 models injured by the fire • «o tn^m ■, sffficlo i^Sfg1' and- omiftiDS lWa ilem' "-0 oxi;css liaosa ,T(i* 170,000,000 305,000,000 tho right to uso tho army in pro totting tho Government proportv, and, thinking tho United States mails wore United States property, ho thought ho had a right to protect them. But he w«s snro he did not havo a right to pursue tho thieves and rotako the pl-oporlv, owing to the posse eomitattts elsBse. Tho Secretary fives other instances whore he thinks tbo law as worked to great disadvantage. . " . Tho Secretoy UkOa no ground on tho qiios- 1 S1™"?1? K(5'<!?"j iion of the tranafer of tlie Indian Bureau to ihe j we8telatfwtatfto War Department He argues, however, tliat P'StodT * tho ai-my is muoh too Bmall for its work, out bo ' * does not rocommend its increase, Tho Score-1 Tolo»"..t*^..,0,460"SB7S,<)Q0.Q0Q ftl,9SO,0QQ.00t) J tary says tiAt the Indian war, the troubles on According ta tHo:-t^tW*ft*]"^gii^MTthoJ tho MexicAnfrontior, and Other causes during i surjilna eawiings of tho national banks steadily tho pa«tyoar ali coming together, and each re- i increased ovoi-y six months until Juno. 187o. quiring attention, was a sore tax on, tho small' when fboy aggregated §133,000,000. Sinco then and scattered army, llio Secretary sitys that, I tho deelino has been as regular, and it now- d66a !* evon in times of poace, it to iBipossfblO, witlioilt not exceed $118,000,000. The current opinions ' a largo army, to coiwontrato a Btrong force at as to tho profits of these banks are, tho Company ono place without leaving many of tho trailer states,; greatly exaggerated. Tho Stole forts, posts, arsenals, Cto, without adequate tax paid by tho national banker &e four tears proteoiion. ]874,*77 was $SS.55a,a74, and tho national fas TaoSooroMi5''aho.ws tot &oro nranowin the §88,309,484, or tv total of 800,671,758. - ■ trnifcd«tsfesabont S8(liniUt«ry posts,eighteen | TheffttlnreHOt tho nafionnl banks during the ! tional restdta of the Congressional elec Tho futeut Offiw. tion in tliis State took place here to-day. The report of tho operations of the Patent On election day John Bimms promised Office duriug tho fiscal year ending Juno 30, his wife, to Vote for O'Hnra, tlie nomi- 187«, shows no abatemeiitof tho iweutivc spirit uee of the Republican party, but he of tho American people. The number of origi- t?ot drank and voted for his Democratic L. .. been $118,984 Tbo number of trade-marks registered Mas 1,505, as against only WS for tho preceding year, and tiio receipts from this sourco atid from tho registration of 4ffi labels amounted to $42,762, a sum eight times greater than tho total oxpomses of condncn'ug tho division. DLccctoi1 of flto Mint. Dr« Jiindonnan, lliroctor of tho Sfint, reports that tbe production of the precious metals in tho United States during tho last flsealyear was, gold. .547,320,107; silver, S40,?26,314; total, 4*J3,(>53.421. Novada produced more of each metal than any other Stato or Territory-i*lO,- opponent, Harris. Knowing that if he returned home he would get flogged, he took U> the woods, where he remained until to-day, when, being almost starved out, he was forced to return. Simms' "Wife met Mm on tho street, and, having provided herself with a heavy hickory stick, she administered a severe beating on her lord for failing to Vote for the man of her choice, The woman waa arrested, not, however, until she had laid about thirty lashes on the back of her husband. The case -will be ono for the United States courts.—Wilson (1\T. C) Cor, Ghioago Times, "The times that tried men's soles"— Pedestrian contests. Ekglasd is determined to break up slavery in Turkey. i»uaili»»«iiii««Li'JI,.- ii'S - %B» .'- itft.&du&'*..f'
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The school administrators and Tracy Unified School District officials would not give a reason for Anastasio's departure from the job.
District spokeswoman Jessica Cardoza said that personnel issues are not subject to public disclosure.
Anastasio said on Monday, Jan. 28, that his contract had expired and that it would not be renewed by the district.
"They just decided to go in a different direction," he said. "I would have loved to be here. I enjoy working with the kids."
Anastasio declined to comment further.
He will continue in his role as a physical education teacher at Kimball High.
Coaches are paid a $6,169.69 stipend per year in addition to their teaching salary.
Kimball High athletic director Steve Thornton said that the district's human resources division began advertising for the open position on Tuesday, Jan. 29, and will take applications for two weeks.
Thornton said priority goes to applicants already working for the school district.
"I anticipate there will be some interest in the district," he said. "If not we'll open it to the outside."
Once applications are collected, the district will form an interview committee to screen applicants, set up interviews and make a recommendation to the human resources department and TUSD board of trustees, which decide the final hire.
Anastasio became Kimball's head football coach in 2010 — the school's first year of varsity football — after 12 years as the West High sophomore football coach.
His record at Kimball was 8-22, including a 5-5 record in 2012 which was just short of making the playoffs.
Anastasio was hired in 1988 by TUSD and has also served as West High's varsity baseball coach from 1999 to 2006 and varsity softball coach from 2007 to 2012.
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This mid-sized upscale hotel is the definition of five-pearl. Classy yet understated, the property draws a chic celebrity clientele, and guests will also feel like celebs staying here. Tucked into a quiet residential neighborhood just blocks from exclusive Rodeo and Robertson Drives, the hotel has 285 beautifully decorated rooms -- each with French doors and private balconies, plus iPads and ultra-cushy beds. There is a marked focus on doing things al fresco, thanks to the property's open-air restaurant/lounge and 24-hour fitness center, and fabulous outdoor heated pool with cafe and private cabanas. The on-site restaurant and bar are also popular with the glitterati, yet the overall vibe of this hotel is somehow still serene. In-room Wi-Fi is only available for a fee.
This 201-room luxury hotel located in the heart of upscale Beverly Hills is elegant in every way, from the Spanish Colonial-inspired architecture to the spacious, sumptuous rooms to the perfectly manicured courtyard. Highlights include a luxury spa, renowned Italian restaurant, and a heated rooftop pool. Only the Peninsula and the Beverly Wilshire hotels can compare.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (May 7, 2009) — Unbeaten Rail Trip will try to stretch his unbeaten streak to six when he carries high weight of 119 pounds in Saturday's 30th running of the $150,000 Mervyn LeRoy Handicap at Hollywood Park.
Rail Trip, owned by Jay Em Ess Stable and trained by Ron Ellis, had a chip taken out of an ankle as a 2-year-old and did not start until late in his 3-year-old year, but he is quickly making up for lost time.
The 4-year-old son of Jump Start cruised to a 3 ½-length victory here in his career debut in November and has not looked back. His most recent win came when he prevailed by a nose over fellow Mervyn LeRoy starter Dakota Phone in the Santana Mile Handicap on April 4 at Santa Anita Park.
Rail Trip has set the pace in each of his races with the exception of his second start here in December.
"He would rate if somebody else wanted to go," Ellis said after he breezed five furlongs in a minute flat last week. "That was why I had him set behind a horse today."
Rail Trip will break from the four-post in the Grade II Mervyn LeRoy, which will line up as follows from the rail out:
Dakota Phone, with Rafael Bejarano up, will carry 117 pounds; Fire Wood, Tyler Baze, 113; Ball Four, Joe Talamo, 118; Rail Trip, Jose Valdivia Jr., 119; Unusual Suspect, Joel Rosario, 113, and Aggie Engineer, Alex Solis, 113.
Ball Four, who set the pace in the 2008 Native Diver Handicap before settling for third as Slew's Tizzy set a Cushion Track record for 1 1/8 miles, also figures to be prominent throughout the 1 1/16-mile Mervyn LeRoy.
Dakota Phone, who fell just short in the Santana Mile after finishing fourth in the San Antonio Handicap, will once again be among the closers in the Mervyn LeRoy, the first major Hollywood Park race en route to the $700,000 Hollywood Gold Cup on July 11.
Unusual Suspect is the richest horses in the field with earnings of $622,592. The 5-year-old son of Unusual Heat has won seven of 33 starts for owner-trainer Barry Abrams. He shifts to the main track after finishing third while making his most recent start in the Sunshine Millions Turf in January.
Fire Wood, claimed for $32,000 in January, enters following a fourth-place finish in the Tokyo City Handicap, while Aggie Engineer steps up to stakes company after winning three of his first six starts.
The Mervyn LeRoy will run as the eighth race on Saturday's nine-race program at Hollywood Park.
First post time is at 1 p.m.
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