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nation which Me. Osborne communicates, con-
ssts OF son,o 4,O00, COO SOULS who receive, ac-
cortling to their post-oicc statistics, an average
f ss eo' q 1f mo1s ta ,q ai 4
which bctoaEs to the Government; ard there Is
a mile of telegraph In the Argentine Republic
for every 8oo Inhabitants, which, It Is clntmcd,
makes this little Republic tho foremost country
In point Of telegraph.
This Republic hoasts somewhat 1nrGrr army
thnn ono Of the European Republics. which has
The arnlY-list Of tho Argentine Republic shows
Officers, and eonac 2,o0o National Guards, ezclu.
tivc Of e24 1nuian aux'liarics. yet there arc
thirty-one war.vc.sels, two iron elasie with two
aW.pound Guns,--a1l snId to be frft-clnss, which
Il something more, perhaps. thnn can be said Of
any one vessel In our own navy.
EETKHTHt9K.
Tho ittt1c Republic ut the whtp.e enl of South
America PROPOSES to break down the barrier Of
The Andes, and, BY opcnIng railroad called the
Ttans-,Andnc kalroat1, hopes to eot,ncc. tho
sioi," ~ their charters arc all called, has beon
given to man named Clark, who hopes, Mr..
Usbarnc says, after lie obtains the money tn the
London market, that "but short time will
will Rivc way to the steam engine, and direct
AMI rapid communication will 10 HAD between
the Pacific coast md tho River Ia piate.'
THR ARGENTINE DEBT.
Tom 0sborrc's po4l,s arc not NIL paths Of
plcasantncss. The country Is hot, and the ycl-
low fever nearly always close At hand. to tho
terror Of the Inhabitants.
Tic total nattonal debt OF this netty Republic
amounts to SOL, III, ,0e7, more tim half OF which
Ii held In Europe Tho people arc thrifty, how.
ever, md arc reducing tho!r annual exocndf-
lures, and lust year paid OF 81, OK, ,000 OF th!s
debt. They hnrc m annual immigration OF
nbout $1,000, mostly from tho countries OF
Southern Europe.
Altogether, ucu. Osborno makes a better
showing in tho diplomatic correspondence tl,is
year thnn he did last ycar. Tho correspondence
Of last resr showed that Mr.. Osbornc devoted
.nucl, OF bis correspondence to photogsaph'nE
his own appearance at this Bpanlal-Amcricn1,
Court, nnd to describing the Fourth-olJuIy fcs-
tiFtttca Of tho American Colony.
DIPLOMATIC rltEcEbKNCE.
The Argentine Republic Is not to bc orcr.
looked IN Washington. The Minlstcr. Resident
hero Is tho Vicc.Drnn Of the Diplomatic Corps,
md, In all questions Of etiquette and .prcce-
dcnce. ranks second only to sir Ed1ard Thorn
ton, british Minister. The Argentine Minister
in Paris ia tho Dean, ranking aIl other Ministers
accredited TO that Court, he having been sta
| toned Ia Paris for a quarter Of century. lie
Is man Of great wealth. E. u. ".
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Of the Treasury rents the success cf resumption
u,rn the preparation which he has made aud
upun thexe 1rtlcft.

OF the Treasury rents the success Of resumption
upnn the preparation which he has made aud
upun thexc 1r1lcft.
THE EFFECT At rIt.i.AnElpnM.
Epset,, nsr1teh to Tht Tretns.
pnItAnRLfMiA. ps., Dec. 3l.-Tho busines:
OF tomorrow. viii open under tho euspces ot
expression IN financial circles ts that IL Will
create no disturbance In tho ordinary ro,,-
tine Of business The experience ot ,s ths
p, es ten Ss} S'Ss r.. esa Teh Tho s snk, rs hs
hrneat Of m experiment, although tho transac.
.lons in gold, grccnbacks, and silver wcrc kept
until tho close Of business toAv TO separate az
cHunt. inqu'ry At ths different a banks 10 thc
new new order Of things, while III ,hs sub-Trcasury
The preparatlons begun long ago arc practically
completed. Thu banks. on and after to-nor.
postt,-in fact, several Of them, since the nc.
lion ii tho Clearing rionsc Committed declaring
that a'vcr and gold ahosld be upon equal basis.
have rcec!rc.i aud paid out gold and greenbscks
lnttses!tntnatcly. One bank has received over
SirN,O0O In Eoid coin on deposit.
THE ASSISTANT UNITED srATRs fREAsunsn
In this city sava that tho sub-rreasury
%ts somewhat ne .ss1t ss.red a: Now go1s
in nj! that lSe 1 Inv provide. Only for resumption
in New York City In sums OF eao and upwards,
one point until things ses to - tunaS;ss i,;s
designate Other placct 4 1t VA found
necessary. Meanwhile, tho Sub-Treasury
here would pay the interest on tho regtstcrgti
bonus, where gold was demanded, III gold cheeks
Upon New York. this plan having been adopted
10 guard against bitches Or nalsenIculattons that
may have been made. Tomorrow tho
Cashier Of thc Custoln.l1ouse will receive
grccnbacks In payment Of duties. aud
Tor that reason It ii thought thnt, t,cro being
no actual necessity to us0 gold, tho demand for
Il iu this city, snd in Ill parts Of tho East, will
ou small.
\ NEW SILVER VAULT
Is IN course Of construstton IL t9e sub Treasury.
compartments Of certain capacity tn order that
tho labor Of counting may 10 facilitated. There
are about 81 ,O00, ,000 In nickcls in the vaults
now. the silver 10ecnt piece having taken ita
place in circulation.
T1l1 hon. FRANK DRwEEs,
| Chairman Of the National Committee o! the
| t}rccnback Labor organization, il Ia this city.
Being asked. "Wtth resumption accomplfshet1,
whit will tho Grcenbackcrs dol' he replied +:
swell, there Is plenty OF room for us, and
| tferc will oc great deal more when rtsuInp.
tlon higgins Tic Grccnbackers arc going right
ahead, because resumption can't 10 main
ta!ncd."
"l3uL II It should bal"
| "Ohl then VIC wonl1 make an Issue on tht
way. 1.esdcs, we save cur old fight with tils
| National hanks, which resumption can't affect
| but yon wait a llttlo while. Gold won'i
come Ia 50 fast under resumption
more rapidly. 4 good deal goes out 10 paJ ths
interest on our debt held abroad, and The
balance Of tradc Is not certain to continue IT
our favor. Thars Is big future for the Nrccu
back party, and you tnav say that 1t isn't easy
to surrender 10 either Of the old parties yct."
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can he presented for the relief Of colleges,
churches, lotlgrt, abtcntres, md minors. Tha
Senate will doubtless make some amendment.


HIfrf0& Dttpafca 10 7he 3ffbHHe.
New OaLEANs, La.. Dec. 8i.-The Potter
Committee, consulting Of C1arkson N. Potter,
Of New York, and Gen. J. D. Cox, Of Ohio. met
today and examined several Witnesses. among
them tho Secretary of State Of Louisiana and
Judge Billings, United Statcs District Judge.
Considerable mtrsiment was iudufgcd In Wien
the honorable Chairman gave full account OF
OF tho Agncs jerks letter, OF rather tho dtscov-
crsof the upposed-tobe-oslctnal sherman let
ter. Quito number Of witnesses have been
summoned, and tho COMMITTEES will probably
bo here week OF more.
II ths trtsftrn Asseetatsd Pr.tE
Mrs, IxHKs' LAST JOKE.
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 31.-The Potter Sub
Committee met this morning. Present, the lion.
Ctaskaon N. Potter, Chairman, and ex.lov.
Cox.
Oscar Arrayo, Secretary Of State, produced
the records Of hts Office relating 10 the election
Of 18Th
L. Il. Dcsttnlc, Secretary OF State under hel'
1ogg, testified to atl1xinR bis signature 10 tho
ilr4t sot ot Republican Electoral certificates
signed Il Dec. 9. Don't recolect signing my
second set during Christmas week. Witness
also testified that he furnished 10 Gov. Kellogg
during August, 1873, blank commissions fur the
Supervisors Of Registration and clerks, 10 be
uscd by George t.. Smith. the present Collector
OF this mort. while running for Congress in tho
Fourth District.
Judge l.tlltnRs, Of tho United States District
Court, testified to request having been made
OF him to return tho first set Ut Republican Ger.
ti1cates. as It wAs alleged they were Informal.
Judge Billings declined to grant tho request.
and subsequently SECOND set was handed In to
hin. ..
Potter Joseph, Republican Etector, testified to
the facts slready known about signing tho firat
and second sets Of Republican certificates.
j. D. Kennedy was examined, and declared he
had not spirited awny the negro Kelly, ~ had
been charged by some OF tho Northern papers.
In fact, Kelly was now, and had been fol
months, In Washington.
Mcssrs. Raymond, Lloyd, and Mn1onoy, clerk
in cnrpet-housc here testified to having foun.l
| In their store on Sept. 10 n bundle OF dncu'
nlenss left there br. and addressed to, Mrs.
Agnes tenks. Theeo documents were produced
before the Committee. The most Important wa.
one supporting to be the al1cQed original " Shcr
| man letter." Chairman Potter made a state
incnt to the press to tho effect that these 1ocn
mcnts had been dropped by Mrs. jerks for tf1s
| purpose Of imposing upon tho Committee. lii
declared that tha so-called copy Of tho Sherman
letter was forRtry.
| The Committee then adjourned to Wcdnes
/ day morning.
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NOTES AND NEWS.

sptciai Dt.pstca 10 Tia 1ftaunA
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec 81.-Tho State
Department has agreed To decide at m early
day what method It will alopt In tho di&sslbu-
tion Of tho 100000 undtstslbutcd Venezuela
fund which It holds. This was paid under pro-
test and claimants argue TINT It should bo paid
to them pro rata.
NO EXTRA azssioN.
Members Of The Appropriation Committee
hnyc settled down to the conviction that It
would BE- very poor policy Tot tho Democrats to
force an extra staslon Of the Forty-sixth Con-
Rrcss. They feel confident that tho struggle
over tho senato offices, II well - those OF the
House, would prove rnolt unsecmly aftaF. They
desire also to delay ns long as possible
any opportunity for tho 0rceuback men to In
troduce trouble by Independent aesion. They
say also TINT n,ost Of the leaders OF tho party
feel confident that 1t will be fur better to wait
until December before assuming the entire re-
sponsibility tor tho legislative branch Of tho
uoysrntucnt.
SUGAR FRAUDS.
Tho Treasury Department has sent special
agents to New YuFk again to prosecute the
sugar frauds to / conclusion. information
gathered by tho last movements hos proved Of
great importance and Il is believed 1t will lead
to tho full exposure OF all methods now prac-
ticci lit tho fraudulent importatlops Of tlls
article. ......... ....-,-
TUE APPROPRIATION niLLs.
Members Of ths Committee on Appropriations
now believe that all their hills will be reported
to the House BY the 7th Of January. tnstead OF
The 18TH, aud they expect to hass work enough
reat(y upon tlis assembling OF Congress to eu.
gage the House for al tho tmo It can spare for
appropriation bllls up to tho time Of reporting
.hu last enc. Tho object Of tho coinmltteo Will
uo " crowd all business aside which Is not o.
vital importance. until their particular work y
tbs confusion and errors which attended tho
work Of enrolling bills at tho close OF the last
session. .-
Tua Al.Mr BILL.
While formal yota has not been taken, ow-
Ing to the absenco OF scycgul members, It Is tho
Intention Of tlIose .Iow here to oppose tho prop
osltlou ot friends Of tho Army bill 70 attach i
to ons Ut the appropriation eials. Mcn'berA OF
the Army Commission hayo been trying to ill.,
duro tile Comns!tteu to acceps the entlrs I'LL! A
| VII amendment. THIS movement Il regarded ~
| virtual confession that this measure cannot
As ~ R1opSiion I'll !:
| stage, aud will be completed upon tho basis Of
the present organization and laws q they now
| e .ltt
CRY or FRAUD.
Finley, Of Ohio, again alnouncea great dis
| cnyGFcs vi extravaganza aud fraud Ia tue print
Ing ofllcc. Tho faets aEe that hu has conducted
hl4 Inquiry tn &nanner that equals, and an some
points excel. tho methods Of Glover and lts uo-
TllE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.
TatAs us.Esrs As,setassA frssM
dcutial party returned from Now York ibis
| AFTERNOON.
A eifcu1ar from tho Internal Revenue office
payment OF tar upon hfaudy dlstil!el from ap-
I ple2, peaches, OF Esapes. exclusively, 10 that
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LOUISIANA.

A"o A0Ao""E7'eS sAH'~onaAAttSe Ho"
Taking Tcas!mppy-Tho Big Steamship
Ouv Stannerlnr-rhs Cotton valley Ca.o
Appcnfnd- -Dnfsu,t m rptrro.t ~ atntn
1,as.. " 1- ~ 'e.
A'o""''
r ho'e,a o''pa'e" - tH' =, 1rS""e. ,ss
Fever Subcommittee bad before It today DR..
C. 3. White and Joseph Hull, Both gentlemen
rurc ycrv tn,crcst,nu evidence acnatnr
Lamar's sueRcstlon that the subject
matter bc divided into two paris, as
followe-fIrpt, tho scientific features
nnf1 nh.noo,cno NJ Inn mas, anfilen,ic sn1. .cc.
"s - ~"s pA-' a""t ~
onu. eHc suvIees u quasa"'!so seslsla1'on-s
Rood one, because the medica! aud bciedt1Nc
experts eau devote their ttmc to tint compIi-
Gated branch, wt1I1e tho ab1o gentlemen compoJ-
tn,, tho r,uT-os.,,nnl ~ ..,, h,,t raca
-. ~ s .s".,t,,t,,. ~ T.."a..I nss..,. ~.
81 tne 1eaAaol11ty OF national quarantine la"'
Tho questions propounicti By these gentlemen
to tho medical experts convince tho listener
th.t ,hav ora tt,o rph+ mn, Il, +ho -toa. n1s.e
Tt. Ts,.,.h ..a.,a.h,a r,',,, Ma,aa.,,,a 49,,
A"u y! !sIs" 7te"tno1"p uuJ 'a@uoc''"bs eaps-
Archibald Campbell, ouc OF tho largest vcsstls
that cycrl arrived at this port, Ia now Lying
at tho head Of Eralo street waiting for a cargo
for Liverpool. Th%$1uy Mnuucripr was built
>,s, - .a-n -
Ia Ncwcastlc-on-Tynoin 1873 by Andrew Les'e,
IL constructed principally OF Iron, has four
,noa,s nn1 coat een nm or slno 0fxt
""'''' N r. ON ~.
In gold Her length II sN feet,
= o1+. 80. go. .,,, n orn .n.
naAe, gus tuh"i t1osA souna&et ".osN tous
above the teak deck fs another teak. built OF
Iron. The chief engineer, SIR. John Mur.lier,
sta&cd TINT the engines wero built in Lpt,Lou
I7t.1T. ...1 ~ an
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Eptcfd. l,tspdfrh to 7As 7stbars.
Rock IstAAf, I'LL, Uce. 3l.--rhc stock OF the
firm, Ut Field rrott,crs, 1obf,ers Id notions,
cigars, toLaeco. etc, was taken possession of IT,
day BY the shcr!tf Tle liabilities arc esttnste,i
island pnrtlcs, and secured by mortgage, wbe
the rest Is in small amounts to various parties
In Chicago, New York. ard Philadelphia. As.
sets, stock, e50000; real estate, cost prtr,
Sl5,000; book acca1nts, mostly good, $2}, ,GOO.
The firm Inns bcen In business twenty years. and
they attributed their failure to the shrukage in
values aud hnr,l collections.
, 1879-01-01

COAL

PnnAprErniA. Pa, Dec. a!.-Tho Lch!gh
Valley coal operators haye appointed commit
tee 10 adjust ION Thursday tho question oi
prices. The schuylktI, operators have informed
thoIr customers tLat tho following figures Wilt
rule, tus the present. for the !nc aud city trade:
Egg and broken, tal5; stove, $2.3s; slotll
stoye, S2,b0; CHESTNUT, s.. When present order
sre exhausted. It IL believed psiess Will sho1
another decline.
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partly on account Of the holidays and partly
because Judge Kreckel Ia too sick 10 hold
court. II was stated tlia afternoon, IN
what Is sa'd to oo perfectly reliable
authority, that the Jury have ignored
the bill against James y. Eais, failing 10 nn.i
any evidence against him 10 Justify MI indtct.
ment: also that the Jury have not lccidcd to In.
dict anf Of the Directors Of tho old Bank OF tho
state Of Missouri. Tho ruulors previously men.
toned in these dispatches seem to have been
without &ny foundation In fact.
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20 laas. q copy Of which wns .neosea N the e..
teeH1eo note Of nayatd Tay!os. Of tho lsfh Of My

M''e y, i. snI.ts H. so ~ -nmsi ~
tpn Of the ss esss I; prs.snstd =, prn,,,,,
tnnsifty' anns1,t snd nbtsined his ..,ehsrps from
this mstonslitv Il, sbs ycat fsua At tbe sTs Of IL
tntnn3 ntnfe IVY r. Hnnstns " thn
hn IA remanca therc for ss,crsi onb,
I'M in1sj al @ 9ioytrmment Al Munster setinw Of, tho
,hs' ~ Sat .nI, ~ ex.o thc 10
hs noiasd ., nnStr ate oi nss s71 III % hs
niso sittin ei9ht d.V, or II esss Id sbonid re-
main in tie,many, perform hIs military duty This
3 to S:ss I'D oh 70 M sss
%sss '' ionser .s.y Il Manssf, -, owing 10 ~.at
e5srs .cs4 10 a"'' '' ING
Whatever ~ to ,bs aeesse Of sxpa.ion ttsef, VA
rrsnnnoea 10 hv liz Howl M,n1.tsr VI thc Inferior
1t once. and IN .ueh minner shat primarily liz e.
mission accorded iIauner 10 reside al Munster IN
III tt. lie middle of Febrasry ne1t. " '' ~
ties Of Mnnsscr declared, howcver, thst he Jill
IT, p h sSou sar, on I'D Gs qenrn
Hmrrica On tha 3iGt Of January. In sccnrdnnce
via Ills declaration hs did leave Munster ior
America on ths Ill. si.mcnt!ooed dsy without ihe
= necessity fos ths ,sse of such
nanmnt aid not. II il thus secn, make Tho mcss-
s1ga:.n sdsR,: aH 81 IL sefR,s
Superior rresfdent of ths Province Of wesiphal}s.
eventually competent Ia the arst Instance rot snc.
f,or: nd tho only request o! my natuta made By
Daaust u ths coufse & The whole affair Al onea
'st VIII 1 So Of MI. s.sut. u
ezpn,sion ttself, the RoJal Goyernment al Munster
adopted ii in the exercise Of il com.
Evnrv RoysFcIrn gtate "a entitled under tnlerna.
ttonaI.}aw principles. from actu.tiuE motives of
ssf sfS a.
lion II tha rqht H. a. nas been pointed out by ihiA
joycrnment on former occasions, nowhere con.
mcnt 10 that trraty. a. well by NoTth AmerlcA
n9asnst eyery North American Citizen, IN tho sans
manner seaiast Pcrsons q ~ other foreign M.
81 o hs o oes
concrete case sppcrtains 10 The const,tution.ily
sats enFsxe IL ths s1eps.s o ahs It!
il thr dr.t nstanee, the part!eular !oyal Govern:
therefore. Ii, the present case tho Royal Govern.
ne ut Il Mua,tcf.
II Influenced b. lilo circumstance that IN tho City
of Mnnster .patiicu.s1lr. for soms ysar. nast, .
H., aass5 Rasa +, ,la as
aiso No North American, Nationality. had resnrn.
| E1 10 f43}A6 permanently IN Wow OF kQG t4Ct
lint thls fsIse slate OF t!iinvs which had ccomo
| general ennoyancs and i danger to puhIc order
IL fiaht aT of cxpu].ion. ;he said aoyesamens
nav pafticular REASONS for nor. .indulqont course
| toward paumct, aia0. and consequently dccreei
iii emulsion. 1t Il 10 b. regretted ihsf Haunet
| lid not complain Of iii expalsion ether 10 t,ia
appfonraie Internal snthotitics OF to the Imperial
i}uycrnment through tho mediation Of ths Envoy
! nj Tho United Htates TIC unIataf4ncd ioes not
hrsitnte 10 decIsrs that on tic hasis OF lHch i
Complaint tho decrce in question Of the Royal 0or.
, 1879-01-01
CASUALTIES.


SpsctaI Dspafch 10 1Ae TrfoNnt.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 81.-At o'clock this even.
Ing nn eartl,-caye occurred in the uew Washing
ton avsuue scwcr.tunncl, partially burying four
laborers engaged In drifting. By dtnt Of persc-
vetance, they were rescued a're. John Cra'R,
alias "seotty," suffered severe confusion of
the hips. John McMnnus was hurt about tbs
shoulders. John Peters had tto and an arm
severity bruised, and Thomss Campbell suffer-
cu cuts upon his head. Craig anil AicAfanus
were taken to lassnnant Hospital for treattnent.
John LOTUS, James Butler. and James Rocket
escaped injury, and laborel at Tho risk Of tllc,r
own lives 10 saYc their injured comrades. The
tunnel, ut tho point where the cnyn occurred, Il
f1fty feet below the snFfscu Of tue street. Threo
cubic yards Of earth fell. Tho caro- occurred III
sand sSAtE,
, 1879-01-01
THE TREASURY,


WAsH1vuroN, D. u, Der. 8l.-The Secretary
Of tho Treasury to-day tssucd the sovcnsy-stxth
call for the redemption Of tho 6-e0 bopds ot
ISIS. consols Of 1867. Tho call Is for ton mill
ious-slx ullioDs Of coupon and four millions
Of registered bonds,-the principal and interest
to bc paid on and after April |, 1870.
Description Of tho bonds: Coupon bonds,
dntc1 July |, 1867, namely: go. from No. to
NJ. 5O0O, both Inclusive; 41U0, from No. 10
No. !,000. both inclusive; $500, from No. to
No. COCO, both Inclusive; $1,000, from No. to
NJ. G,uo0, both inclusive. Total coupon, $1,
0O0,OC0.
Ncgistcrcd bonds: $50, from No. to No. 1sa,
both Inclusive; 3to0. from NJ. ! to No. LEGO,
both inclusive; $500, from No. 10 No. 1.05o,
both inclusive; $l.0O0, from No. I to No. 3,70o,
both inclusive; $1,000, from No. to No. LILO,
both inrluslyc; $4,000. from No. to No. 1000,
both inclusive. Total reYiatcrel, s4,000, 600; !;
aggregate, $10,0000oU.
CURRENCY OUTSTANDING.
Following Is the United States currency out
standing At this date:
old demand a. notes...:;.; .:.."...8 a., G, G9, oM
Unc. .Ycaf tlntcs, 1At!3.. ..... 10, 1t}5
TTxo:yssr rasns, ross:, aat.. 1tee9 ee9
compound interest notes. s............. 2GB, 100
fractional currency, All issaes 49,. IN, 10B. LII
I0faI...-.,...... -. $J0Jt 1e8, b84
NEpENFTI0N AGENCY.
Tho following IL tho statement Of the opera
tlous OF tue National Bank Redemption Agency
for the month and six mouths ending this day,
~ compared With corresponding periods last
yeur:
!satfonai oank noses tovfAs isra.r
kortcd and tctutncd IL banks. ..
v1, n; fr 'ss'd e@ss''7
, 1879-01-01
ROLLER rypI.oetoN.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 8l.~The bead Of
boiler In the mcat-packing house Of C. Dctlman,
Jackaon, blew out to-day. John Lucks, en-
gtncer, was severely scalded. William Coulson
WsA also injured.
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Sptctat DfsnatcA 10 Ths 7ffbuns
LASAIL1, ILL.,, Dec. 3l.-Thts morning James
Young, Of thls city, employed at the uuiou coal
li.fnc IN Peru, when at tho kceond-vct1l lnn0ina
accidentally slipped into the shaft and fell te
tho bottom, 4 dtbtuHce OF 150 feet, ahd WAS In.
stant1y killed. lie WIS II years Of nge.
, 1879-01-01

1FfcldE U1fpd3th 70 375 7775l0k
Fonr WAYNE. Ind, Dcr. 3i.-Fred Hclker
received fatal injuries today at the Hooster
Manufacturing Works by falling through Nh
open hatchwny distance Of twenty-five feet.
, 1879-01-01

Tn1LADHLrI,tA, Pa, Uec. 8l.-The total coin.
aye 1T the United States mint in 1873 was =,
7H.:t33 pieces; double eagles, 53,Gi5; cpglcs,
III; quarter-easEr4, aSG..60; dollars (goldj,
N.Ha0: ditto tstlyerl 10.5o9, $50; tsado dnl!ass.
Wy; half1ollars, l.37s. .4oO; quartertlnllars.
2,G0, $40; Octnt pieces, UU0; 1itlea, 1.A78, ,s00 :
BRENT p!eces. 2.Sa0; 3cent pieces, 2.9aO; censs,
h.7ALsiAl. -