Government spending rises modestly for next year
Washington reports the next fiscal year requires 28,202,723 dollars excluding debt interest, about 150,000 more than the current year. Treasury data show mixed shifts in total, enrolled, and registered tonnage, with shipbuilding down from the prior year.
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Washington
Tr Ja
Register of the Treasury
Ennis L. Bremower
United States
District of
Nebraska
Almont “Barnes
Vermont
Curacoa
Banda
Our
Middle States
Horace White
F. W. Whitridge
Independent Republican Association of New York
Garfield
Independent Republican Association
County of
New York
Congress
National and regional political and civic notes
The notice lists presidential vote tallies across states with Curfield and Hayes leading, plus scattered totals. It reports the National Grange intends to keep a Washington office under Mr. Ireland and to hold the 1881 convention there. Also noted are a Morris Canal rescue, a Colorado lieutenant governor death, Chinese trade proclamations, New Mexico land colonization plans, a Quaker leader’s death, canal tolls, counterfeiter Brockway surrender, and the Navy Bay Construction Board announcing 13 vessels.
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Curfield
Hancock
Weaver
Dow
Scattering
Tilden
Hayes
Cooper
Smith
Washington
National Grange
Grange
Ireland
Jerney City
N. d
Morris Canal
Nox. Grance B. Rovinson
Cluc
Colorado
Leadville
Robinson
Kalamazoo
Mich
Freshpost Hayes
China
United States
New York
New Mexico
B. Rosn Roberts
Indian Commission
Maryland
New York State
Brockway
Secret Service Bureau
Naval Construction
Bayreal
United States Navy
Iowa Town News Roundup of Cattle, Crime and Weather
Over 20 thousand tons of feeding cattle sold at Cornell Bluffs yards since July. Hogs packed in Davenport totaled 20 thousand, likely 10 thousand more this winter. Dubuque County tops voter counts with 8173, followed by 7840 in Dubuque. A church burglary at Guttenberg stole altar vestments valued around 100. A fatal Cedar Falls mill accident, a Chariton mill fire, and significant losses from Elkenberry Co. corn storage highlight a run of local calamities.
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Cornell Bluffs
Chicago
New York
Davenport
Po K
Dubuque
Guttenberg
Cedar Falls
Fred Knoche
Knocho
Evan & Elijah Lewis
Chariton
Elkenberry & Co
Joan Kuuan
Alden
Trardin County
Oak& Case
Supreme Court
Des Mathes
Lisbon
Towate
Iowa
Chicago, Rock Talind
Wilton
Walter O'Neill
Channves Rappen
Moling
Radden
Lupwick Larsen
West Decorah
Ilapen
Tie
United States Circuit Court
Lowi
Keokuk
PSS
Des Moines
Park County
Saras
Neal Dow
Fren Cunteary
Misa Amanda Gretoire
L. J. Hanemt
Beranton
Ole BrastBunn
North McGregor
Brastburg
Joseph Missen
Jennie Spencer
Richard Spencer
Burlington Gas Company
St. Louis
Secretary of War Report Highlights Expenditures and Fortifications
Washington November 21 caustic annual report of the Secretary of War reviews departmental expenditures for the year ending June 30 and outlines revised estimates for civil, military, public works and miscellaneous accounts. It discusses Mississippi River improvements, river and harbor works, defense planning, prison administration, and the need for an Assistant Secretary of War.
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Washington
Secretary of War
Doraty
Iiscobineont Oho
Congresa
Congress
Marah
Commission Iis
Howe
Thla
Mies
Masseto Pi
Cho MO
Mississippi Valley
Ramsey
Tata Ete
Adjutant-Gonoctl
Leavenworth Mikiey
United States
New York
Boston
Morilind
Baltimore
New Ortownd
RKO
Whittaker
Weat
Point Academy
Ramsay
Indian Bureau Yearly Report Details Indian Progress and Needs
The 1880 Indian Bureau annual report shows steady civilization progress among tribes, with notable gains among the Oxgalallad and Brule Sioux and Pacific Coast groups. It notes insufficient funds for tools and manual labor, lists population figures in Dakota and western areas, and records annual agricultural, livestock, and schooling statistics for both general Indians and the five civilized tribes.
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Washington
Indian Bureau
Dakota
Yaldina
Indiana
United States
Alaska
New Mexico
Montana
Arizona
Washington Territory
New York
Tuto
Michigan
Five Civilized Tribes
Indian Territory
United States Treasury Report Notes Debts and Redemptions
The annual Treasury report shows government receipts rising from customs and miscellaneous sources but decreasing interest expenditures. It details gold and silver coin redemptions, National Banks' role, and the redemption policy affecting public debt, with notes on deposits, balances, and the shift in Treasury operations during the year.
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Waasimatox
United States
Treiuror Chao
Tnterioy Department
Navy Departmenty
Geanapartae
Tunda
Tive
Teonatca
Cho
Poli Ativer
TATA
Redwaton
Dadvonia
Dha
Hotes
New York
United Britos
Chonilige
Golem Ucr
Nadet
Aithas
Diane
Chil Neganing
Edi
Thaimael
Bankas
Annual Pension Report Shows 50 808 Recipients and $57 020 000 Payout
Washington reports the annual Pension Office tally: 50 808 people receive government pensions, total payments for the year about $57,020,000. Expenses for the current year are expected to exceed $850,000 to cover ongoing pensions, with 40 pension cases awaiting action as of November 1. A table traces rolls from 1860 to 1880 and cumulative disbursements totaling $465,718,505 across twenty years.
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Waashington
Commissionar of Pensions
Comauiss
Ont- Joy Ostronitos i
Aviteh
KGL
Cautionary Advice On Frauds And Local Finds
A reader warns against investment swindles and quick riches schemes urging verification before any speculation. The piece cites ads promising large profits and cures. It also notes relics of King Philip found near Fall River and a skeleton with burial items, plus a petroleum strike at Poway Nebraska.
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Philip
Fall River
Mass
Elisha Anthony
South Somersett
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