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SILVER COINAGE.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 20, 1878.

SAN FRANCESCA Jan. %, 1875
The Bulletin to-day, commenting in Its financial coll
umn on the despatch received here from Washington
that over million trade dollars had been
shipped East during the present month for
domestic circulation, and that tho suspen-
sion OF the coinage OF trade dollars at tho
San Francisco mint is plated, says that though
some shipments have been made the amount Is con-
sideraby oversated that tho trade dollar mas opened
market Tor silver in Oriental countries
which 0ne silver cannot I'LL; that dur'
ing tho current month 1,7I6,7 1856 ounces
oil silver have been deposited In the MINT and half
million ounces more will be deposited before tho
close Of the month. The reason Tor these heavy
deposits Is found in an apprehension on the
part OF bankers and bullion producers
that the dollar OF Alp grams will be remonettzed In
which event the facilities OF the mnt tor SILVER coin
age Will be severely taxed and the means Tor tho
coinage OF trade dollars restricted; hence the
disposition TO lay In good supply, especially as this
is the active demand season. The amount oil trado
dollars shipped hence TO CHINA during the year 1877
was SIS GIG 900. Toe Bulletins article strongly depre
Gates the suspension OF the coinage OF trade dollars AZ
the mint in this city.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

John W. Garrett, president Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, and Francis S. Lathrop, re-
ceivcr OF the Central Railroad of New Jersey, are at
the Brevoort. John N. Francis, oil Troy. is at the
Gilsey Governor Richard D. Hubbard, OF Connec-
ticut, is at the Hoffman. Lieutenant Governor Hora-
Ito g. Knight OF Mas.ach9fe''s Is at the Fifth Ave-
nue.. Commodore Cicero Price, United States Navy,
ami Captain Henry Tibbits. of the steamship City OF
Chester, are at tho Everett. Chaplain A. Malim OF
the British Army, rs ut the st. Nicholas J. Tiing.
hast president OF the Canada soul Railway Com
pauy, Is NJ the W indsor.
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HUNTZINGERS' APPEAL REFUSED.

fHILA pELPHIA, Jan. rs, 1878.
Jacob Hun,zinger and J. Albert Huntzinger. who
Yerc convicted in the Quarter Sessions OF Berks
county short time ago, and January 23 SEN
fenced each years Imprisonment TO pay fines Of
$500 piece and to repay to the prosecutor the sum of
S240oo, made application last week TO tho Supreme
Court for aocat and writ OF error renewing
the case from the lower court. They also prayed that
order might 20 entered suspending sentence and
allowing them to enter bail pending action ON this
writ This Application tho Supreme Court refused TO
grant, and the petitioners, who were the President
and CASHIER OF the deuDct Miners II ust Company VI
PoitsVille, will hive 10 remain in Jail
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GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.
ENdLANDs NEW DANGER IN INDIA--THE
HEALTH OF Plus Ix.-FRENCH ELECTIONS.
By CABLE TO THE HERALD

ENoLAND's NEW DANGER IN INDIA--THE
HEALTH OF Plus Ix.-FREScH ELECTIONS.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Jan. %, 1878.
The French Academy OF Sciences have awarded the
Iaiande Prize OF Astronomy to Professor Hall, the
American discovercr OF the satellites OF Mars
THREATENED ISuNDArIoS IN HUNGARY
special despatch from Pesth says :--sThere Ia no
Immediate danger OF inundation hero now, but the
island below Pesth flooded and twenty villages
submerged and probably completely ruined II is
impossible sond aid because the river obstructed
by ice anu heavy snow storm blocks the roads,"
INDIA
A special despatch to the Times from Calcutta has
tho following IA doubtful rumor though trans
mitted through official channels, says the Ameer OF
Cabul Is massing troops at Candahar. This might
menace 10 Persia England. against both OF
whom the Ameer Is hostile. The. significance of his
hostile attitude 10 the English lies in the tact that
hitherto in considering the possibility Of Rus.
sian Invasion OF India we have been accustomed 10
look upon Aighanistan an almost nvincblc barrier
between English territory ana Russian aggression;
whereas, now, Tor all military purposes, that barrier
has ceased 10 exist"
SUPPLEMENTARY ELECTIONS IN FRANCE.
Nine supplementary elections Tor French Deputies
held on Sunday. These included seven TO Ill
vacancies occasoned by quashtng Of elections by the
Chamber OF Deputies account OF official pressure
and irregularities at the late general election. The
result was seven republicans, one conservative and
one no choice, necessltating second ballot
THE Pori BETTER.
Tho hcah of tho Popo Is slightly improved but he
Is still confined 10 his bed by the swelling Of his legs
BISMARCK AND HIS PROXIES.
special despatch IRON Berlin says:-"The pro.
longed ministerial crisis has produced first result.
Prince Bismarck has been authorized by the Emperor
TO submit to the Federal Council u bill providing that
the Chancellor, In the event OF his being
prevented from acting, may authorize any member OF
that council TO sign laws aud DEGREES re-
curing the Chanceors signature under the
existing constitution. The bill Is regarded the
first step toward the appointment OF German ministers
acting independent of the Chancellor, but under
his leadership, and having also seats in the Federal
COunciln
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BACHELOR CLUB BALL.

Fcrrero's Assembly Rooms, in Fourteenth street,
last night blazod with lights and brcathed with per-
fumcs Tho occasion was the seventh annual ball Of
the Bachelor Club. Since the days Of the old
Americas Club balls there hus not been
seen al any social gathering so large repre-
cDtaton OF the satellites OF old TammaDy. But the
less noteworthy from that than from tho
spirit with which every participant entered into The
evenings enjoyment Az about bafpast ten the grand
march began about Jour hundred couples taking part
In H. Dancing was Kept up TIL morning and pleasure
ruled the hours
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THE TOBACCO TAX.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. %, 1878.
At a meeting representing the tobacco dealers and
manufacturers, held recently In thus city, reso-
lutions adopted requesting Congress not
10 change the present ratio OF tax on
tabacco until such time may bs proper to abolish
altogether, ana that the Interest OF all concerned
the sale OF tobacco, as well ns that
Of the government, will be promoted by the earliest
possible settlement OF this question.
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BOARD OF TRADE

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. %, 1878
AT the annual meeting OF the Philadelphia Board OF
Trade tonight report was submitted reviewing
the action taken by the Board during tho
past year. Opposition was expressed TO the Bland
Silver bill. Hon. John Welsh, Minister TO England,
was reelected President. The Committee on Inland
Transportation reported against the passage Of the
Free Pipe bill Oy the Legislature IN lis present shape
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COOKING HUMAN FLESH.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2s, 1873.
Complaint has been made against Cyrus shinn and
q aon, who Is u student In Rush Medical College,
that he has huge cauldron at his residence West
Harrison street, IN which he IS accustomed to boil up
human bodies. The neig hbors say that the stencn
arising from tho inhuman operation Is terrible, and
they protest against 1t.
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ESCAPE OF PRISONERS.

CoLrMprs ohio, Jan. %, 1878.
Eight prisoners escaped from the County JAN to-day
by cutting piece out OF the door OF coil and
tunnelling under the wall oil the building Three OF
them were under indict mont for burglary and ono
awaiting transfer to the Penitentary for three
years for burglary. One OF the party, under sentence
tor stealing, was recapturoi
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IN HONOR OF ALFONSO.

LIBERATION OF FoRTY-sEvEN PRISONERS ON
THE DAY OF THE ROYAL WEDDING.
HAVANA, Jan. %, 1873.
Captain.Goneral Jovellar liberated forty seven
prisoners who were confined Ia tho Havana Fortress
on the day or the marriage of King Alfonso.
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A CHILD KILLED.

BIDDxroap, Ne. JAM IS 1875
At Wells Me-, last night, old daughter Of
Charles Penney was probably fatally shot by some
unknown person. The motive OF the shooting is u
m vste
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PASSENGERS RAILROAD FARE.

CHICAGO, Jan 2s 1875
II has transpired that some Eastern roads have been
cutting down passenger rates, chiefly second class
tickets the reduction being .about 81 so per ticket
from hero to New York. Unless this Is stopped q
general reduction in passenger rates Is expected.
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CAR STABLES. BURNED.

CINCINNATI, Jan. %, 1873.
The street car stables, corner OF Bank and Denman
Streets with u large quantity of hay and srain were
burned at noon to-day Loss about $4,000.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twenty -four hours In
passon with the corresponding date Of iast year.
Indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnuts phar macy,
n
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MAILS FOR EUROP3.

The steamship Batavia. for Queenstown and Livor-
pool, Will sail from this port on Wednesday.
The mails tor Europe will close at the Post ONCE at
hapast eleven A. NJ.
The NEW YORK HERALD Edition for Europo--wil
be ready at hali-past cgnt O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing six ccuts
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

RRIoiifS, DIABETES. DkOPsY PARALYsiS
- ayel, stone rheumatism and govt sbe with
medicne therefore Dr. HEATH tired the natural mineral
spnng waters his practice Of about 30 years the
Asahel the only that cured them. As txohirds
caused by structure. casrh, diseases OF the liver heart
Kidneys bladder prostate gland, akin and blood nervous
organic debility he combines special treatment when
necessary Per barrel 20 cents gallon Treatise gratis
Offices. 40 broadway.
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WONDERFUL THAT ANY RATIONAL BEING
should omit take HALks HORNY or hoREHoUSD lar
for cough or cold on the lungs.
PIKt's IOOrHAcHE Dkors cure In minute
A-FURS AT LESS THAN HALF COST OF
misunderstanding; closing out sale BURkE, PA Broadway.
ANNUAL CHAklrY BALL-lHURSDAY NEXT
Academy OF Music. Tickets at ARONSOSS Music
Store, IL Union square.
II. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY 81
Maiden the sole OF genuine Ashes
tos Paints Roofing steam Pipe aud Boiler Coverings &c.
OF ALL KINDS
AT THE METROPOLITAN
JOB PAINTING OFFICE,
~ ANN ST.
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERFECTING PRESSES,
capable or printing IL 900 copies per hour
OF eigh either six, eight columns
ALSO ALL THE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BE-
LONGING TUE NETO
PRICE $1,000
Address j. g. BENNETT
New Yerk herald
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THE
HEKALD bulLDiNG 70 LET SUITABLE FOX
BUSINESS PURPOSES. APPLY IN THE COUNTING
ROOM or TIE HERALD
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AveTuSe empcIature yesterday 33
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NEW YORK WEEKLY.
NEW YORK WEEKLY.
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
SUPPLEMENT.

CONTENTS FOR FEBRUARY
The Evolution Theory and Its Relations to thu pin.
osophy OF Nature. BY Prof Erust Hncckel
H. The Liberty OF science In the Modern state Nv Pro.
lessor Rudolph Nirchow. - Nv
ter W. d.. y. X. 5. -'S'-
~. The Germ Theory Of Disease. Bv IL f,h..,.n p..
tiaI, VI. d., 4. a. X '~" "~'-
v John stuart si',,' PHILOSOPHY Tested by W. Stan.
WI vi pssee.,ng Daisy BY Professor Grant Allen
VIII On the reschiug Of Natural P6ilo.onsv w. g.,
svr r. u. 1ait. p"'' " A'o'ss'
TX. The Little Health of Ladies' r. r.ac... po-..
Cobbe. ~ ''"~es A""s5
a. Inc Acton Of Light the Celebration of the Or.
NI Tho Aneious silk Traders Route Across csnsrs,
Kill Bricf Notes.
Price Is cents. or - per snnum.
ID. APPLETON X Co. Publishes.
54s aud 5Sl broadway, New Yoek-
Supplement- No 10 will be any address In -
United states on receipt Of the price.
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GOLDEN UAlR-ROBARE's AUREOf.ISE ygn.
~ duces by twoor three applications the beautiful goIdes
color much admired II Ii perfectly nat
all apoi carries and fancy goods acrs sole apens
X. HOVLNDEN SONS. London. England
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OF ALL KINDS
DONE CHEAS FOR CASH
AT THE METROPOLITAN
JOB PAINTING OFFICE,
A - -
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
EUROksk1.

CTAFFORD HOUSE COMMITTEE FOR Tia RELIEF
y OF sick and wounde 1 Turkish sol Jers'
SUBSCRIPTIONS should DO sent M-ssrs. Drummond,
ChHring Cross Messrs smith, Payne Co.. Lombard st.
Messts Barnett iioMre Co., g. Lombard St. and Mesrs
H. King Co.. 45 Pail Ma or to Major General sir Henry
Green, stafford House, London, ;. W
All mnluncatons to be addressed to II. Wright Esq,
Honorary SecretAr. 81 afford ioa,e.
COMMITTEE
The Duke OF Suthe rland. X. @, Chairman.
H. +. tho Anwab Sir saiar sir Francis Godsmd Bart,
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In No. 10 OF the
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Supplement No. 10 will be sent to any sddrsss In A.
United states ON receipt Of the PRICE
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DONORS OF OLD CLOTHES, LINEN. &C
Two pair VI blankets 34s bandaecs lbs lint old linen,
calico ana picked linen Mrs A. Hill.
one gallon cn0eia mi and cork leg Dr. LovodNr.
A iarse piece o macintosh. Anonymous.
parcel Of linen; from Mrs. Enelrb.cn
-Four blankets and Runway rug, Mrs Stark.
parco Vt linen, Mrs. Jcrmyn Pratt
Parcel oil wool. Misses rdgar.
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Twenty camp bedsteads aud 30 crutcnes Mr. O. r. WhtA
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parcel containing ~ blankets, Anonymous.
A parcei. MIS- Brtxton Hicks.
HESRt GREEN, Major General, Hon. Treasurer
STAFFORD HOUSE,, January ., 1873
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-25
ANOTHER ASYLUM HORROR.

The city of New York has an asylum for
idiots on Randall's island, and it seems
that it is not conducted on the most adj
vanced principles Of humanity. The food
furnished to the inmates has been of such
poor quality that scurvy has been raging
among them, and no less than fourteen
deaths are re; orted. It is said in partial OK
PLANTATION of this pitiable condition OF the
suffering idiots that the appropriations were
not large enough to keep the institution as
it should be conducted. If that be true it
will no doubt be speedily corrected, for New
York is always disposed to lavish the most
generous expenditures upon its charitable
institutions.
It would be we'll if all the horrors of such
places could be wiped out by little dis
bursement Of money. Many of the terrible
sufferings of those persons who by natural
defects are SO unlucky as to require public
support are due merely to the hard-hearted-
ness Of the servants hired by the public to
look after its unfortunates. Such is the
case in at least one of our State institutions,
the St. Peter insane asylum, where wretched
insane man is strangled to death by his
keepers with horrible ingenuity of cruelty.
No amount of money can rectify that crime.
Only public opinion can force the homicides
out of their places of little authority, and
require the appointment of men with some
truce of humanity in their composition.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-25
A Puff for Belts.
Mortified Journal

The st. Peter Tribune of last week comes
to the defence of Mr.. Belts of the asylum
from the assaults of the GLOBE. The GLOBE
may be severe in its utterances in reference
to his management of the patient, Mcdonald,
who was strangled to ldeath in consequence
of that plug in his throat.
Such treatment of dumb brute would
provoke severity from any one possessed of
a decent amount of humanity, or sympathy
for the suffering of the lower order of crea-
ton, and we hope the GLOBE and
every other paper will keep their Eyes on
the managers of these institutions and sound
the alarm when needed. But the Tribune
says truly, cit is matter of grave import
ance to Mr.. Belts, and as he knows he is
innocent, he proposes to be vindicated."
Our opinion is that the least said by Mr.
Belts about this bad business the better for
him, and what would be better still, in our
opinion, would be his retirement from the
institution; for whether he is guilty of the
crime alleged against him or not, great
many outsiders think he is, and this convic-
ton e1cites dread in the public mind of
that asylum. The popular idea is s.if that's
the way they treat their patients at St.
Peter, we don't want our unfortunate friends
to go there" Above all things, don't allow
such an institution to be made political
foot ball.
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NOT EXACTLY 4 SQUARE DEAL.

NOT EXACTLY n SQUARE DEAL.
Whatever may be said about the injustice
of the award of the Halifax fisheries CONF
mission, it is very apparent that in connec-
ton with that matter our own government
has done some things which are far from
reputable. It was published to the world
that the British government forced Mr..
Delfosse. the Belgian commissioners, upon
our administration by means of the most
dishonest practices and for dishonest pur-
poses. That statement was allowed to go
uncontradicted until Mr.. Delfosse in defence
of his reputation showed that Mr.. Fish had
urged him in pressing terms to accept the
place of commissioner.
When Mr.. Blaine called for the cores
pondence on the subject very important
part was suppressed-at least it was cut out
of the report that was given to the press,
and for no other reason than to put the
British government in an unfavorable light,
and to screen Mr.. Fish from the conse-
quences of his error.
It now appears by cable dispatch to the
New York Herald that the Belgian govern
ment is about to forward a complaint to the
Secretary of State, asking that the subject
may be placed in its proper light by a com
plete publication of the dispatches. AS far
as the American public is concerned
such a. publication is of no par
ticular consequence now, the newspaper
press having published the facts that the ad,
ministration sought to conceal. We suppose
that Mr.. Delfosse and his government desire
the publication in order that they may be
indicated in official form. MIR. Delfosse
may hove permitted his British sympathies
to cloud his judgment, but he is certainly
entitled to be cleared of the charge that his
taking place in the commission was for the
deliberate purpose Of doing injustice to the
United States.
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SALTWATER NEWS.
Wheat, $1.OO.

wheat, Tl.UU.
Water falling in St. Croix river.
Georgia Ministries billed for Opera hall
May Goth.
Levi w. Folsom. of Taylors Falls, at the
Sawyer house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter E. Walker. Of Marine.
were in the city yesterday.
Shipped by St. Paul & Duluth road yes
terday, 10 cars wheat and cars -four.
Helen Mar White appeared before q
crowded house at Opera hall last evening.
Rev. T. J. Brooks will officiate at Ascan-
sion church tomorrow. Services at the
usual hours.
The big jam at st. Croix falls was started
yesterday and about 100000 run out.
Tonight will see it all clear.
The Turn erein society will give another
picnic at Long lake tomorrow. Be careful
boys, it may rain again, as IT did at the last
one.
The picture of Cole Younger, now on ex-
hibition in the window of w. S. Conrad's
tobacco store, attracts considerable attention
and reflects great credit upon the artist, Mr..
H. III. Lemon
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Residence burned

A dwelling house in Staples addition, oc-
cupied by Mrs. N. G. Norton, took fire yes
terday afternoon from defective fue and
was entirely consumed. Loss about 81 ,oCo.
Insured, but in what amount Mrs. Norton
was unable to tell.
Tie fire department turned out promptly,
but were unable to render much assistance
owing to the utter lack Of water. The alb
solute necessity of constructing cisterns on
the hills is one which forced itself upon the
minds of every one who saw the utter help
lessness of the steamer yesterday. Gentle
men of the council, is thus not a matter call
ing for your Immediate attention. A wise
economy is that which guards against un-
necessary loss and expense
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-25

purposes throw themselves into the arms Of
the Republicans over this question. By
their aid the Republicans will probably be
able for at least another year to maintain the
army at its present swollen dimensions. Be-
fore that time has expired these Texan and
other Democratic allies of the Republicans
may have learned to regret that instead Of
opposing Mr.. Hewitt's very moderate meas
ure they did not insist upon bringing down
the army to true peace basis.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-25

''There was no bargain" said Mr.. Hayes
recently, "by which any man should receive
Office for political services in Louisiana or
Florida. At any rate, if such bargain was
made, it was without my knowledge or con-
sent, and I hope the parties to it will be
thoroughly exposed Mr.. Hayes has proved
the sincerity of his assertions by appointing
all the scalawags who assisted in the scheme
Of usurpation to fat federal berths. Packard
is the last. He threatened to become tronb-
lesome, so his lips we're sealed with the best
consulate in Europe
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-25

The police should keep sharp look out
There are great many s'three card monte
tricksters'' in the city at present:
THE indecency Of the Pioneer Press in
attempting, at the very outset of the i'm
parchment trial. to influence tho Senate, re-
ceived merited rebuke by the Impeachment
court yesterday. 1t should not be supposed
that that sheet could influence anyone either
for or against Judge Page, but its attempt to
do so pending the trial is nevertheless s repre-
Iersihln