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Letter or Secretary sherman.

WASHINGTON, June l6-The follow
ing was issued this afternoon:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, June 10th, 1879
TO A. VI. Wynsan, Treasurer Of the United
States
SIR:-It appear. from the report of the
Treasurer OF the United States, Comp.
troller of the Curreacy and Chief OF the
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing,
dated the 9th inst,, that the amount OF
fractional Gu rency lost and destroyed,
and which therefore cannot be presented
for redemption Is $S,0S3,5l3 so. The
Acknowledgement in his opinion OF this
date, copy herewith, holds that in sscer.
tanning the amount OF fractions al
currency outstanding within the
meaning Of the third section
ot Joint resolution of July 22d,
1876, there shoule be deducted rom
the amount of such currency issued and
not redeemed, the amount lost and de-
stroved. The smount issued and not re-
deemed May 81, 1877, was S2l, ,206, O9O.33
and deducting the amount lost and de-
stroyed, as | tbove stated, will leave Sl3.-
l26, 4l6S3, the smount OF fractional cur
rency which, according to the opinion OF
the Attorr ev-General, was then out
standing. You are. therefore. directed
to issue, according To law, from time to
time, An amount of silver coin which, In.
GLIDING the amount issued since the dste
of the resumption act, January IA, 1875,
and the amount of fractional currency
outstanding, rs thus ascertained, will
equal S5O,OOO,0O0. Very respectfully,
[Signed. 10 IN SHERMAN
Secretary Cf the Treasury.
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Wife Murder ana Suicide.

OLD Town MCLEAN, ILL, June l6.v-
Fred Hendricks, wealthy farmer in
this vicinity, fifty years old, in tit OF
drunken rage, last night shot his wife
TO whom he had been married twenty-five
wears. 1t appears that he had long been
an unfsithfull husband. and !ast night
returned home from Bloomington about
dusk, bringing = girl whom he told his
wife was to supply her place in the house:
To remark which she made he kicked
her and then drew revolver and COM
menced shooting At her, who ran toward
the gate and there tell weltering in blood.
A hired man named Daley witnessed the
whole affair, but was deferred by fear
from stopping ii. He communicated
with the neighbors, who began search
for Hendricks, and At 2 o'clock this
morning found his dead body lying be-
side hay stack, a quarter OF mile from
town. with q bullet hole in his head and
his hand grasping the revolver with
which he had murdered both. his wife
and himself
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The Past Train Question.

New YORK, June l6 represents
tives Of the New York Central, Hudson
River, Erie and Pennsylvanis railroads
met, Yesterday. 10 discuss the question ot
taking of the fast trains The first two
sre in making common time on all the
roads between New York and Chicago
and New York ana st. Loun. The
managers Of the PeennsylysniA road
while In fnyor OF common time TO St
Louis, clam the right 10 make it less tc
ST. Louis because of the difference IN the
length of their line. There WAS no deci'
sion reached
NEW YoRK. June l6-It appears ths'
At a meeting OF the railroad presidents
held here Friday night, arrangement
were made which restores the old pas
.enper rates tomorrow. The time tsble
Of Nav litn will be resumed June 18th
ali roads having 3 right 70 make The
same time between ST Louis and New
York m il made on the Pennsylvania
] railroad-
ToLKpo. Juns ia dispatch receiyec
NJ The general Office of the Wabash rail
! road this afternoon announces thst The
Pennsylvaria Company take Oh theii
fss, train one week from TO morrow
The Wabash and Toledo, Peori and
Warsaw railroad. hold 20 their fzst tim'
of Nay l4th with the Southern rsiiroac
The old rates will be restored on Moods,
NEXT This result Of the New foYi
meeting gives great satisfaction u
Wabaah circles
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We observe by the indianapolis
Journal that the heirs of the late ex-
Governor NOBLE of Indiana, have
brought suit IN an Indianapolis Court for
the recovery of 200 acres of land (which
lie in the corporate limits of that city.
This land belonged to Governor NOBLE
in his life time, and, it seems, was not
disposed of according to his will, hence
this suit to recover it back. The pop.
erty is now held by some $50 persons,
all of whom will be made defendents in
the suit to dispossess them. The heirs are
WINSTON Z. NOBLE, son of the lac
Governor, and the five children OF his
deceased sister. A brother of State
Auditor MILLER of this city, married
one ofthe grand-daughters of Governor
NOBLE and Is one of the heirs. The
property is valued at between three and
four millions Of dollars.
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Arab UpFfstng.

CoSsrANTISoPLr, June 13.-Thsre
$4,000 TO 10000 mounted Arabs In the
district between Damascus and Alepao,
and the country is almost destitute Of
troops. The Governor OF Syria has tele-
grephed for assistance, and until il reach
es him the district will probably be given
up TO plunder. This possibly Is the dis.
turbance in Syria reported in the Pers
dispatch of june 18th. II was then said
that $4,000 rebel horsemen Of the Be.
douin tribes had been defeated by the
Ottoman troops.
Much unessiness is felt concerning the
state of Crete, and six bsttalions are to
be sent there although much wanted
elsewhere.
Prince Won Reuss has informed Salyet
Pasha that he and the German Ambas.
sador at st. Petersburg have received
instructions to offer mediation To Ger.
many in the event of either beligarent
beng desirous Of peace. The Turkish
success in Montenegro and the delay OF
Russian operations have, however, some-
what encouraged the Sultan.
LONDON, June ia dispatch from
Berlin says: Access 10 the stores Of the
Danube has been prohibited in many
parts Of Roumania. One OF the forbidden
localities is the country about Giurgevo.
A special from Calcutta says thst news
from ksshgar seems 10 indicate thst
Ameer is getting the better OF the Chi
nese in eastern Turkistsn, and point Is to
the probability ol a settlement on the
basis OF China recognizing the independ-
ence o; kashgar
A Berlin correspondent telegraphs
that German war vessels stationed In
Turkish waters have received orders 10
proceed 10 the coast OF Syria in conse-
quence of possible disturbance in that
quarter.
An order has been issued Diminishing
all the Bulgarians in the capital from the
government telegraph and postal ser.
vices. Three years taxes in advance
are demanded from the Rayshs.
A dispatch from Vienna says that
Baron Won Rodich. governor of Dal.
mstie, ard General MolInsri, governor Of
Croatia aud oi the military on the
frontier, have arrived in Vienna 10 tshr
instructions in view of the failure 81
even,ualties. Baron Won Rodich has
received dispatch from Ysrs confirm
ing the report that Nicsics has been
revictusled.
LONDON, June 1.-THE news from
Montenegro is contradictory. Mshemct
Ali telegrapLs that he defeated tho corps
OF Mon,enegrins concentrated on the
road from RiLchins To Liurak. Scloyo.
NC sivices VIA Rsgusa represent that
Mehemet Ali has been completely defeat
ed near the river JalouSs Tho Mortene.
grins pursued him and burned Nil the
Turkish viiag,s 10 Wasoinvich district,
and the Turks have been compelled
completely 10 evacuate the Montenegrln
territory.
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BALTIMORE, June l6.-The exsmins-
tion of witnesses before the coroners ln-
oues. as TO the collision on the Baltimore
aud Ohio railroad, near Point of Rocks
ON Tuesday last was continued to- day.
and was TO the effect that the excursion
train was running rs section z, oil
No. 26 of the regular Frederick train
and WAS entitled 70 all the rights OF No.
26, not conflicting with the rights oil
the Winchester train. The conductor
and engineer of the excursion train from
their construction Of the rules though.
they were entitled to the track to Point OF
Rock. over the Winchester track. Inc
engineer stated that # the book OF rules
had been made more explicit the sccident
would not have occurred. The case was
given to the jury and after being oul an
hour adjourned to meet on Monday.
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Dsase Hall.

B)sTos, June l6.-Boston, 7; Chics'
gos, G.
AMHuEsr. MAS June l6.-Buckeyes,
2; Amburst, 2.
CHIcAoos, June l6.-Memphn Autu.
ols. 8; Fairbanks, D.
PHILADELPHIA, June l6.-AthIetie.,
2; Chicago., o.
lNrw YoRK, jane 16.-Tbe second
Championship game between the Hart.
fords and ST. LOUIS Browns va played
to-day. Hartford, 8; Browns,
CIscIsKATI. June l6.-Tbe Cincin-
natl base bail club. which was 70 have
started on iu Eastern tour Tomorrow
evening, will romsin here hll after =
meeting Of the members and the mshh-
ger, which bad been appointed At Tor
msr day 70 consider the situation.
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Sitting Bull Settling in
British Territory.
Mexican Greasers Fight
ing on American Soil.
Opinion Of Attorney-Gen-
eral in Reference to Is
suing Silver Coin.
Sitting Bull Settling In British Ter
rftOry.


ritOry.
CHICAGO, June l6-A special from
Winnepeg, Manitoba, says: Dispatches
from Fort Walsh says Sitting Bull with
$50 lodges Is settling between there and
Wood mountain. He claims that he has
won many victories over the United
States troops of which the public know
nothing, ard exhibits numerous trophies,
including arms. wagons, ETC., some be-
longing to Clusters party. He holds
tha, violations OF Federal treaties by the
United States authorities warranted his
rebellion.
A Bismarck special says: Rev. Abbott
Martin returned yesterday from con-
terence with Sitting Bull, he'd at the lat.
ter's camp in the British possessions, on
May 18th. Martin was accompanied
by six Sioux Indians and an
interpreter, and was joined while
there by Msjeni, Walsh and other
Canadian officers from Fort Walsh, some
sixty miles away. Sitting Bull was cour-
teous, very hospitable and attentive. He
told the same old story of his wrongs IN
An eloquent and fiery speech. The con-
clusion reached was that Sitting Bull
would not return to the United States
but would remain IN British possessions
He could not bear the idea of surrender
ing his possessions, ponies, arms, &c, be.
sides fear for his personal safety.
lie appeared thoroughly subdued.
The Indians lost all their
lodges and arms and supplies while
crossing the river, this spring, and are in
LOO bad condition TO continue the WAT.
There are 320 lodges and about 1000
warriors. The British officers sympa-
thized with them and assured them OF
protection during good behavior. Father
Martin thinks the band is better of as it
is, and recommends that they be en-
couraged to remain, ard believes the In
dian war is over.
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Died.

LAFAYETTE, Juuc I7-Hon. John
Petit, died tonight, aged nearly seventy
years. He has been United States Sens.
Tor. Representative 10 Congress and Tie
Legislature, Mayor dt1n city, Judge of
the Circuit Court. Supreme Judge OF
indiana. besides numerous subordns .
positions. He was U. b. District Judg-
Of Ksnsss Territory st the t'me OF lie
border rufBan troubles is 1854, and h's
cut Conspicuous figure in puolic sfsir. :.
MExPgIs, June E.-Jsme. NJ. VIII.
hams, on old s,d prominent citizen, for
many years president OF the Msnphis
Go-iight Company, died tonight, sgei
50 yesn.
Rev. 3 q. LUX, . prominent B'psb.
minister d Psnslo county, MississipP'.
accidentally shot bimseif on Friday, pro
dncing instant death.
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ACCORDING to the Philadelphia Times
the White Sulphur Springs OF West
Virginia, are to be the great centre OF
attraction for the distinguished politi-
cisns of the country, this Summer. In
additicn to Mr.. HAYES and the thirty
eight Governors of thirty eight States,
Messrs. Cox, SAYLcR, Ex-Governor
WALKER and other candidates for the
Speakership, and leading Congressman,
are to be there. What's in the wind?
Are new parties TO be formed?
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Inc.

LONDON, June l7.-Arriyed-Steam-
ers Vile dc Paris, from New York and
Pennsylvania from Philsdelphia-
NEW YoRK, June l6-Arrived-
Steamer City Of Richmond, from Liver.
pool.
NEw YORK, June l7.-ArrIved-
Steamer Utspia, from London
LoypoS, June II. The steamships
Abyssinis and Arch Druid, from New
York. have arrived out.
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Contes, for the speakership.

1t would seem as il the preliminary
work TO the organization OF the next
House will be done during the heated
term at White Sulphur Springs, West
Virginia. Messrs. Ssyler, Cox, Randall,
Morrisey, Gilbert q. Walker, and many
others interested in the Speskership, have
en- gagged rooms there, while the Govern
ors Of the Southern States will meet
there during the season for consultation,
ana President Hayes has engaged apart
ments for the 18th of July.
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.IOllrilaliSlic.

WASHINGTON. Jxne 16.-Mr John
Brisben Walker, formerly of Cincinnati,
Yesterday sold out his interest in the
Daily Nation, and proposes TO establish a
penny morning paper IN New York
shortly. Mr.. Walker began the publ
cation Of the Nation q few months ago
on a working capital of $500. He was
paid a handsome sum yesterday Tor his
interest, the Nation having rapidly
grown in public favor.
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iaE papers are still publishing the
Item that ex-senator JOHN ). CARLILI
oi Wet Virginia, is spoken of for place
10 The Cabinet of Mr.. HAYEs-but that
aIl there is Of it. Mr.. HAYES has
gwen no indication that he desires Mr..
oAELlLE to become q member of his
omcial household, nor do the papers
snow any indication Of making a grand
'ush upon the White House with such 3
usmand. The papers show lsmentsble
Indifference upon the subject, but
whether is because they take no inter-
81 IN the aspirations of the ex Senator
0' That they don't care a ragged conti-
mental who sit around Mr.. HAYEs' coun-
sei board, We cannot quite make out.
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OUR Old Short Creek friend, GEORGE
SAwrELL, Esq, informs US that he sold
his woOl.clip the other day, of nearly
1000 pounds, to A. A. PATTERSON, OF
Steubenville, at Sc cents, and yet the
Squire talks to us poor people of "hard
times"
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IT Is understood that Secretary SHER-
MAN fsvors the reconciliation of silver
ior sll purposes for which United States
notes are now used as legal tender, but
ths! be does not advocate the use OF silver
In payment of custom duties. This is the
same old thing; one kind of money for
the bondholders. and another kind OF
money for the "hewers of wood and
drawers of water" If silver dollar is
good enough Tor the people-as it GER
tslnly s-it is good enough tor the
men who shaved the Government ten or
twenty per cent when they bought its
bonds.
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The SITTING BULL of the plains has
gone over To Canads to grow up with
the country, while the Sitting Bull OF
politics has gone To Oregon to cross
examine CRoNIN's hose. We are happily
rid of this pair Of Bulls, at least until
after dog days.
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New YoRK, June IA startling
story is told of broker well known IN
fashionable circles who, il is said, has
confessed that he has been robbing the
houses of his friends TO obtain money 10
detrsy his private expenses. Ii Is inn-
mated that the matter viii come oeiofe
the Courts if full restitution Is not made
speedily. 80
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Rank Failure.

BLOOMINGTON, June l6.-The Bone
Bank, heretofore considered the strongest
in the county, suspended 70 day. Tue
members claim that the EN- mosrrsssment
will be only temporary and is solely due
to damaging and exaggerated rumors
that have been circulated against the
members of the firm. Liabilities 500, 600.
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THE Cincinnati Commercial of Sstur-
day contains long article completely
indicating Captain &. l.. THOMPSON,
editor of the Hinton Herald against the
Infamous assault made upon his character
oy Collector DUvALL's deputy in his re
port 10 the department at Washington,
Tue extracts from which were telegrsphed
" The Commercial some time ago By q
notorious penny liner who hangs
around Washington city. Capt. THoMP-
BON Is young man Of unblemished
cns'scter and no family in that section
o' Ihe State stands higher than does the
'ami!y OF which he is q member.
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DEATH or kx-seaaIor Pratt.

LooASsPoKT. IsD, June IL TX.
United States Senator ID. u. Pratt died
this morning. He was sitting in h,s
chsir debating TO his daughter, Mrs. L
5. Huntington feelinGss well IS usual,
when he gave . gasp, and before she
reached h,m he wss dad. He vas d
years old.
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FLIPPER, the colored cadet, graduated
St West Point on Thursday number 80
in bis clsss. BUrLER's son, BEN junior,
graduated number 55. Thus did the son
verify the fathers well-known estimate
of the intellectual ability Of the colored
brother.
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p..tna.ier nj Meaphis.

AxxpHIs June l6.-R. A Thompson,
one of The proprietors Of the AuaLdneAe,
has received the appointment as post
master Of this city, and hiss forwarded
bis bond. Ar. Thompson is journalist
by profession. and has been connected
with the AsaianeA< for many years.
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rug editor of the Enquirer calls
DEACON SMITH of the Gazette Sneak,
which only lowers the Enquirer IN pub
lie estimation without injuring its rival.
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Now that GRANT has been made q
Doctor of Civil Law, by Oxford, Cam
bridge proposes to LII. ID. Mr.. HAYES.
We know of no law against this species
of tOsdyism.
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THREE negroes were hung in New Or
leans on Friday. all passing directly from
the .cstiold to the arms Of JESUs-lf they
told the truth. There was woman in
esch case
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"THx brightest and freshest OF fash
ion publications" was the comment of 9
competent critic on "And-eSs Bszsr. ;.
No journal of its kind hAs ever iliussrai.
ed the fashions more beautifully and
eft,ctiyely. Send ten cents for specim en-
copy 10 w. &. Andrews, Cincinnati o.
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The announcement of q Washington
correspondent few davs ago. that
Ohio, after sll, was behind the average
Of states IN the number of appointments
70 Office, has been the innocent cause OF
fresh crusade upon the President from
pretty much sll sections Of the country.
Passenger trains crowded, hotels full
and more coming. Patriots not all dead
vet
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NEXT Thursday will be a great day in
Pennsylvania. Seven Mollies are 10 be
hung for murder, and the young ladies
II the Pittsburgh College graduate.
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The accounts OF GRANTS receptions
IN Eruope are growing as monotonous as
,bs news from the Danube.
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yow that the baby show is over, what
suggestion can We hear as t" ceiebra-
,,,, of the 4th OF July.
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Ntutssev 90 Apafs.

Bosrpx, June 10. - James Russell
Lowell has accepted the spsnnh misiou
and will shortly leave for Span.
Msssy for tise PeNe.
Archbishop Williams sailed 10 day on
the Chins lor Rome. He carries large
pre.sn, Of moasy, aad two addresses 70
the Holy Psthss.
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VOL. II.
at'hetlina Aegister.
coId closed Saturday at 1859.

II, psathcr to-day ,o,A be pdrtts
.r,pGy, o,M rariGb'e '0i''ds, rising tenn
.-,J,,ys and local rams.
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Tng papers say that Mr.. TILpES will
;, ,,sr,pdidste for Presidential nomins-
,i,r in 1880. We doubt 1t.
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MKT Thursday is Commencement
Nav =, Bethany, and the next Thursday
., Morgsntown.
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sEw YoEx, June Is -Loans, increase
1856 500; specie, decrease VI. .6os. so; 10
gal tenders, .acresse 81 ,2Sj, 800; dspos.is.
dssesse 81 ,0J2 100; ciscolsiios, decrease
sI9l 600; reserve, incrssse $4S4.O75.
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n~~ssa al a. q. Ahipaal.

NEW HAyss, June lG.-Rsy. is. Z.
Abbott ths historian, died today, aged
seventy one
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MARION county has about 4,OOO
Murph yites.- WI cling Register.
What is Mnrpnyltc?-Riehmond
Dispatch.
A man who doser't do his drinking in
public saloon.
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$50 a WEEK s.ei;.i. a. i !. ''fSs:'. We slss ss
steady work that vii bIng you ~
month 1t hons, day @ svsniug ISyss-
t0rI Uaion, i7s 0rssnwsen es~ Ssv tcfAs
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PERSON VAL.

PHILADELPHIA Herald; First irste
female-.I'd hate to be in your shoesl
Second ditto-"You can't get in them!'
Mr.. WILLIAM WRIT HENRY, a
grandson OF the famous orator OF Viz
gInis, has been elected to the Leglsla-
ture of that State.
WILLIAM L. CHANDLER of New
Hampshire, he who managed the elector-
al theft of Florida, has been heard from.
de thinks "the sooner Hayes goes over
to the Democracy the better"
Mr.. WATTER5oN, the editor of the
Courier Journal, told New York ITt-
54ae reported that Grant would be the
Republican nominee in 1880, but that
the Democracy would sweep the country.
WORCESTER Press; George A. Town
send was recently struck in the mouth
by journalist named Brooks. Tbs Is
the first recorded instance OF "Gath's'
being struck in the moth by anything
suggestive OF water.
PROFESSOR RICHARD S. MCCULLoH,
OF Washington Lee College. Virginia,
mas accepted the chair of chemistry and
natural history in the Louisiana State
University at Bs,an Rouge. He was
connected with Princeton College before
the war.
HaWkeye: We wish Dr.. Prime and
Colonel Icgersoll would quit talking
about Tome Paine, and tell Us candidly
what they think will become of man
named Catlin, who writes such things as
this IN the Commercial AdeertiSer:
"a suggestion to advocates of the free
pew system:
"No pent-up pew-taker contracts your
mowers