The Daily Review
Towanda, Pa., Saturday, Dec. 10, 1881.
EDITORS
FI. W. ALVORD. NOBLE N. ALVORI)
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month. Fry it,
A black walnut grove that was planted
by a Wisconsin farmer some twenty
years ago on seme waste land was recent- j
ly sold for $27,000. The trees arc now |
from sixteen to twenty inches through.
The Post's Washington special says the !
Senate Committee 011 Elections asked to j
lie discharged from further considera
tion of Warner Miller's case, as the ob
jections raised against him had no
weight.
The surgeons in charge of the Presi
dent's case have refused to send their
bills to Mrs, Garfield's agent at her re
quest, but if the government is willing to
pay them $25,000 apiece, they will not
reject the fee.
There is great excitement in Snyder
county, over the arrest of Joseph Mayer,
011 a charge of murdering a peddler (if teen
years ago. The crime was revealed by
one of the actors in the murder of Kent
zcr and wife.
The Pensacola( Fla) Advance does not
regard Postmaster General James as an
out-of-the-way candidate for President,
and believes that lie would receive as
large a vote in the South as any Repub
lican now 111 oilice.
President Arthur does justice to his j
own intentions and appreciates the special i
circumstances of the case by trca ing the '
Star Route cases as State trials, adopting
them as his own and urging their vigor
ous prosecution.
A company lias been organized ia New
York for supplying the cities of tiie Eas
tern, Middle, Southern and a few of the
Western States, with gas, manufactured
at thecoal mines of Western Pennsylvania,
and conducted to the places of consump
tion through pipes.
A large number of nominations of presi
dential postmasters were sent to the Sen
ate yesterday for consideration, it is
understood that the Inferior Department
will present a number of nominations in a
few days, mostly to fill offices in the In
dian department.
judge David Davis has made an inter
esting discovery, He says Peesident
Arthur's message is the first document of
the sort in forty years that has not re
ferred to the South as a distinctive sec
tion of the country. Perhaps this cir
cumstance is a happy omen of a time not
far distant when the South will be a mere
geographical term and will have no more
political significance than the East or the
West has now.
Charles Nordhoft'in New York Herald
says: There is a lively curiosity about
the contents of this, Mr. Arthur's first
Message. Representatives and Senators
have been engaged ever since their ar
rival in Washington, and some of them
ever since his accession in "taking his
measure," and the universal verdict so
far as men speak their minds is that Mr.
Arthur is an uncommonly, and to most
Congressmen who did not know him, an
unexpectedly able man.
It takes about S3O for every man, wo
man and child in the United States to
make up the currency required to meet all
the needs of the nation. Controller Knox
reports that the aggregate of coin and
paper money in the United States at the
beginning of last month was $1,455,031,-
092. Of this amount $502,508,971 was
gold, $186,037,305 silver, $340,071,010
legal-tender notes and $300,344,250 ua
tional bank notes. The perfection of the
banking system enables our people to
transact their business with a less
amount of money in actual circulation
per capita than any other people 011
earth. .
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May 6, 1881.