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he United States. For sixteen years they
have pleaded in vain for that which they
should have received without the asking.
They have no law for the collection of debts,
the support of education. the conveyance of
property, the administration of estates or
the enforcement of contracts-none, in
deed for the punishment of criminals,
except such as offend against certain customs,
commerce and navigation acts. The resources
of Alaska, especially in fur, mines and lum-
Der, are considerable in extent and capable OF
large DEVELOPMENT, while its geographical
situation is one of political and commercial
Importance The promltings of interest,
therefore, as we'll as considerations of honor
and good faith, demand the immediate estab-
lishment of civil government in that Terri
Anrv
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Value.

OF tire gold, $27, 526, 12o we're coined into
donbleeagles, principally at the nints on the Pa
eifc coast, while the coinage at Philadelphia
and New Orleans was chiefly in eagles and half
eagles.
The coinage of silver consisted almost wholly
OF standard dollars, of which $19, GALL were
coined at Philadelphia and New Orleans, ana
tRS, 000 at the Carson and San Francisco
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mints, the reason therefor being that at the
first two named mints the number issued nearly
eQualed the coinage, The aecumulations in the
last two named and in the assistant treasurer
QUO.
The mints and assay offices held for
coinage on the LIST of October, sci ,6S3,Sl6 OF
gold bullion and $5107,9l1 OF silver bullion,
making the total amount of United States coin
and bullion available for coinage on Oct l:
United States gold coin. $544,512 600
United States gold bullion..-. 6l,6S3. y 10
United States silver coin .--.---.. 235, 29l ,323
United Stabes silver bullion $4,000 5.107, oil
Total. .S846, 595, 749
While upon this subject, the Depart
tho coinage laws. The minor coins are not what
they should be, either in appearance, In con-
Venlence or In the ease with which some may
be distinguished from Others by the sense OF
touch OF even that of sight. There is so much
resemblance OF some of small value 10 some of
greater value, that often holders or receivers
COL found them and mistake them for others,
and loss is sustained From time to time there
has been an increase by law of the devices upon
them to an extent hindering the attainment of
good design. There can be improvement by n
change Of the metal of which some OF them are
to be made and by the dsconrlnuance Of some
OF denominations not needful for nse.
Inc accumulation of standard silver dollars IN
the custody of this department at the date of it's
last annual report was such as to cause serious
inconvenience, actual and prospective, for the
want of safe storage room. The vaults owned
and hired by the Treasury are still heavily
taxed for room, and frequently transfers mist
De made, at risk and cost 1t is looked for that
this Ill Will soOn In some measure, be abated.
The department is making vault in the Treas
urY building at Washington, which VIII hold
forty-five millions of silver dollars, and another
at New Orleans, which will hold twenty -eigh
millions.
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Coins and Coinage.

The coinage executed at the mints during the
fiscal year was Jess in value than ia the year
Immediately preceding. Yet the continued de-
mand for smaller denominations of coin for
change made an increase in the number OF pieces
struck. 1t was eleven ana half millions over
that OF any year since the organization of the
Mint Bureau.
The description and value of the years coin
age are as follows:
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Piles on her face. which nearly ANNOYED the
life out of her. She spent many dollars
on the thousand infallible? cures, with
nothing but injurious effects A lady
friend, of Syracuse, n. Y, who had SINH.
lar experience and had been cured with
Hop Biiters induced her TO try it. One
bottle has made her face as smooth, fair
and soft as child's and given her such
health hat il seems almost a miracle
A MEMBER OF CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
Rich Lady's Experience.
travelled all over Europe and other for
eign countries at q cost of thou sands of
dollars in search of health and found it
not. returned discouraged and dis
heartened, and was restored to real YOUTH
jul health and spirits With less than two
bottles OF Hop Bitters. hope others may
profit by my experience and stay at home.
A LADY, Augusta, Me.
1 had been sick and miserable so long,
causing my husband so much trouble and
expense. no one knowing what allied me.
was so completely disheartened and dis.
courageJ that / got q bottle of Hop Bit.
ters and used them unknown to my family.
soon began to improve and gained so
fast that my husband and family thought
it strange and unnatural, but when / told
them what had helped me, they said,
"Hurrah for Hop Bitters! long may they
prosper, for they have made mother we'll
and happy" The MOTHER.
My mother says Hop Bitters is the only
thing that will keep her from her old and
severe attacks Of paralysis and headache.
Ed. Oswego Sun.
Luddington, Mich Feb. 2, 1880.
have sold Hop Bittefs for four years
and there is NO medicine that SURPRISES
them for bilious attacks, kidney complaints
and many diseases incident to this ma
larial climate. II. T. ALEXANDER.
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have been mere children. 1t is graft
flying to note that in every case the
lecherous.fiends have been captured.
and hung to the nearest tree by in
dignant citizens. Wnile sll good citi-
zens deprecate mob law as a rule, yet
for this particular Ofiense, and where
there can be no doubt of the wretch
IS guilt, the summary execution of a
mob only seems to indicate a high
plane of morality, on account Of the
repugnance ard Indignation it creates
against the beast, who would be guilty
of such a crime, and the action Of the
mob is pretty generally endorsed and
applauded even by the most inveter
ate sticklers for law and order.
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The United States has . law max
ing eight hours . legal days work for
government employees. During Sec
rotary Thompson's administration Of
the navy department, he issued an
order, requiring the employees in the
navy yards to labor ten hours day.
Secretary Chandler recalled this order.
and now an employee brings suit for
compensation for the additional two
hours labor each day, from the time
Secretary Thompsons order went into
effect until it was countermanded by
Secretary Chandler. The amount Of
the claim is s477.62. This is a test
case and. if it is decided in favor Of
the plaintiff hundreds of other parties
in the employ of the navy department:
will enter suits. Their claims will ag-
gregate about a million and q half
dollars.
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An alliance against unfortunate
France is reported to have been formed
between Germany, Austria and Italy,
and on the strength of this confederacy
he Italian press is prolific in abuse of
the French government and people.
Like the little cur dog, latter it is safely
inside of the yard, Italy is barking al
France 10 lusty manner and init
mates that the French government
had better not offend the allied lowers,
even so much as by the movement of
finger, or utter humiliation will be
her fate. The conduct of Italy in
this matter. if the press ofthe country
correctly represents the sentiment of
the government and people, IS on the
most cowardly and poltroon order.
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Nearly every day during the past
week our dispatches have had accounts
Of terrific boiler and magazine explo-
sions attended by frightful loss of life.
These catastrophes have not been con-
fined to this country exclusively, an
explosion of powder magazine being
reported near Rome. Italy, Thursday,
by which forty men we're killed out
right, and a number of others we're in
jured, some fatally.
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CHICAGO, April Z.

CHICAGO, April Z.
FLOUR-Dull.
WHEAT-Active and lower; 81 co., April;
81 0J5s@1 0j5 May; S107 June; 81 U67s@1 %
July; NO2 spring, 81 oo1a; No ), ss1ac, winter,
COKN-Active and we.k; lower; 47@51Ae
cash; 471s@iSe April; 5Zss@5Sc May; 1915 June;
55lse5514c July.
OATS-Lower and demoralized; Ale cash; 3S@
3Sisc April; Al sc May; Ale June; zoe July
RfE-Steady and unchanged.
BARLEY-Weaker
FLAA SEED-Quiet; steady, at 81 A
PURk-Fair demand;lower SIS o1 cash; ST IS
@ls 90 April; SIS l271@ls Is May; SIS Se@lS s2,,a
June; SIS i71x9lS so July.
LARD-Scarce and firm; steady; sll 25@n 27L
cash and April; Sll s2149i1 IS May; S1l s74@11 "
June; $lI 4211z@ll IS July.
BULK hEATS-Steady; shoulders, 81 20; short
ribs, $40 %; clear sides, $40 IS.
BUFTEk-Steady and unchanged, with cream
cry at 1S@3lc; dairy, S@26c.
EGGS-Falr den and, at l61SG917c.
WHISKf-Quiet and unchanged at d Is.
Receipts-FlOur, 200 bushels; wheat, g..
ooo bushels; corn, 600 bushels; oats, 6l,' 90
bushels; rye, 400 bushels; barley, q ,VOO BUSH
els. Shipments omitted.
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CHIcA60 Anril Z

The Drovers' Journal reports:
HOGS-Receipts, $500; shipments, $500; trad
ing necessarily light; strong; 5@1Oc higher;
mixed, q 1907 80; heavy, 81 5s@7 50; hight, s. COG
CATTLE-Receipts, SEQ; shipments, 2,6O0
moderate, active, steady, some stronger, exports
demand, very weak; export steers, s. 4006 80;
good TO choice, shipping, $5 9O@6 5; common to
fair, $ l5@5 s.; mixed butchers, steady; common
to fair, " Jd5 80; mixed TO g.Od, q 00@5 90;
stOckers and 1, eders, steady, s. 3005 25
SHEEP-Rec~ipts, 300; shipments |, 100; fair de-
mand, firm; common to fair So 5Oa3 55; medium TO
yoOd, So jo@6 OO; choice to extra, So 25@6 Is.
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And now a young man Bernard
Barwick, by name, residing in New
York, is reported to be wasting away
on account of unreciprocated love,
having lost twenty pounds of flesh.
The name of the cruel maiden is Reb-
coca Mclean. The love lorn swain,
who ought to be in lunatic asylum,
has commenced suit against his rec
reant lady love for breach of promise,
laying his damages at $4,000, cheap
enough for a broken heart. The nov.
city of a breach of promise suit, where
in a male figures as plaintiff. is at
tracing no little attention, and the
court room where the trial has been
in progress, is daily thronged by a
curious crowd. Some of the
testimony adduced is very amusing.
A mong other things the, plaintiff tes-
titled that at the final parting between
himself and Miss Mclean, she brought
in bottle of beer. that they drank
it together, then kissed, shook hands
and parted. A bystander remarked.
soto voce, that was about as romantic
as parting ones back hair. When the
true inwardnees of the case is develop
ed, it will probably be discovered
that this thing in the guise ola man,
loves Miss McLean's money far better
than he does her that he is suffering
more from leanness of the pocket
book, than from emaciation of his
carcass, and that the insti-
tuition OF legal proceedings is simply a
contemplate scheme to extort money
from Miss Mclean who is worth con-
siderable in her own right. As be-
fore remarked Barwick ought to be in
= lunatic asylum and an attorney who
would undertake such a suit is in email
business.
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ST. LOUIS, April7
FLOUR-Dul and unchanged, with family at
81 5o0sI co. choice, s. oO@5 10; fancy, S Is
"a -.
WHEAT-Lower and slow; No. g redSl 07@
June; 81 O57sesl O61 July; 81 04@I 6f1s Au-
gust; 81 0i1 s@l 02sss, year; No. red, d or.
bid
CORN-Lower and active for May; 46sz@47c
cash; 467s@i714c april; 4s11S@4s7sc May. 50s<@
sos June; 5212@5S1s July; 417s year, closing 1t
inside figures. lower; 4l7s@4,c cash; 433S@43H
MAY; Az bid for June; ssIa@ssc July.
RlE-SlOw; SIC.
BARLEY-Quiet at 55@75e.
LEAD-Quiet at - 10.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
EGGS-Unchanged.
CORN MEAI-Steady at s. 80.
WHISkY-Steady at 81 ii.
fROVISIONS-very dull, with only . small
peddling trade.
ReceiPts-Flour, 5000 barrels; wheat, 1000 bush.
els; corn, 5000; oats, 1900; rye, none; barley,
500. Shipments-Flour, 1900 barrels; wheat,
none; corn, $4,000; oats, none; rye, none; barley
none.
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1t is announced that Herbert Welsh
will speak in fremont temple, Boston,
Oh the Indian question. The Indian
question before a Boston audience,
loaded with baked beans, is much
easier managed than before an au.
dience of Apaches, with rifles loaded
with mimic balls, in an Arizona can
yon. While Gen. Crook Is probably
better qualified for the discussion in
the southwest, he would hardly be a
marker for Mr.. Welsh in Boston.-St.
Louis Republican.
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MOTHERS DoN'r KNow.-How many
children are punished for being uncouth.
wilful, and Indifferent to instructions or
rewards, simply because they are out of
health An intelligent lady said of q
child of this kind Mothers should know
that it they would give the little ones
moderate doses of Hop BiMers for two or
three weeks, the children would be all pa
rent could desire"
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The j eannette inquiry is getting to
be about as monotonous and weari-
some as the star route trial. There
is one difference, however, that is, that
the star route trial may be productive
of some good while the so called in
vestigation of the Arctic exploring
expedition is a useless and criminal
waste of time and money.
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creating great emotional excitement.
the converts are numerous, and the
Christian people rejoice that there has
been such an outpouring of the holy
spirit.
The evangelist generally looks pref
~ well to the financial part of the
business. He is not preaching for
money, oh no, but only asks that his
&C ual expenses be betrayed. He
never forgets to haze the collection
taken mp, though, and to use vulgar
phrase, always leaves a town well
heeled.
After he has been gone for some
time and most of the converts have
become baek-sliders. the news is re-
ceived that the silver toDgued evan
gelist has been tampering too much
with the world, the flesh and the dew
il. and has turned up in the role Of q
gay Lothario, q seducer, q forger, or
perhaps, slippery confidence man.
We would not for an instant be un.
derstood as ccndemning all evangelists
or Temperance lecturers. for We believe
there are many good men engaged in
this work, who labor unselfishly and
accomplish vast amount Of good but
there are many frauds and impsstors,
whs are disgrace to the calling they
profess and who daily bring repreach
and shame on the sacred cause ofrelig-
ion. In order to exterminate these
pharisaical parasites and remove the
unsightly blotches with which they are
continually disiguring the otherwise
fair and beautiful escutcheon of Chris
tianity, it is necessary that ministers
and church people should adopt to a
greater extent, business principles. in
dealing with mankind.
No merchant or business man will
admit into his confidence and in to
close business relations with him, a
man of whom he knows nothing, no
matter If he carries q ton of letters of
recommendation. In this age of trick
cry and deceit such documents are Of
ten forged. A personal knowledge, or
the personal endorsement of some one
in whom the utmost confidence is re-
posed, is required.
If such caution is taken In worldly
matters, how infinitely more important
that it should be exercised in
spiritual affairs, and how
careful our clergy and1 church
members should be, that no unworthy
man shall perpetrate his deeds of
evil in the holy name of religion,
or dishonor God and profane the
sacr ed desk with a hollow mockery
Of Christianity.
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CATTLE-Receipts, 2O0 shipments, 1,300
very scarce; weak; only retail trade; prices de-
clining; prospect for next week not very hatterng
heavy shipping steers range s. 25@6 u.s. light $ 50
a6 p; common, "a 75695 25; stockers and feeders,
81 26t95 25r good to best steers, q 75@s575.
good cows and heifers, a O0a5 25; common butch
ers', s. 25@4 co.
SHEEP-Receipts, IS; shipments, 465; very
good to choice, IS 5O@S 25; fancy, Is 5O@s IS.
HOGS-SlOw; light, 81 3597 80; mixed packing,
s. 25@7 So butchers extra; s. 5O97 81; receipts
100; shipments, 500.
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An unusual number of outrages
and attempted outrages upon the per-
sons of defencless women have been
reported during the past week. The
rayishers have in almoet every instance
been negroes and some of their victims
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Kansas City Market.
KANSAS Cry, April T.
The Daily Indicator reports:

TIC DdIIy
WHEAT-Receipts, i,sl0 bushels; shipments s.
SIC; market weaker; No. T. S551c bid, S51Sc asked;
May, sec bid, ssc asked; No cash, 93szc bid 9sc
asked; May sales, 96c; June sales; 96sSaS61xc; No
I cash, 81 0S3sc bid, 81 O4Hc asked; April sales,
81 Os5ze. May, 81 03 bid, 81 0515 asked.
CORN-Rece pts, s,6ss bushels; shipments, II,
990 bushels; market weaker; No. mixed cash sales,
4l1Sc; May sales, 4'3sc; June, 4455sc bid; July.
sec bid.
OATS-No. cash, Sc bid.
: RYE-No. cash, 4ac bid, age asked; May, Acc
ash ed.
BUTTER-Steapy for choice
EGG$UnchanXed.
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THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, oi
Bourbon, Ind, says: "Both myself and
wife owe our lives to SHILOH'S CON.
SUMPTION CURE" For sale by Bard
& Miller.
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From present appearances it would
seem that the Illinois legislature is at
tempting to equal the star route trial
in longevity.
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The question Of the constitutionality
of the Iowa prohibitory law. is still
hanging FIRE in the courts of that state
with little probability of decision
being rendered soon.
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*.*sOid birds are not caught with chafi."
Therefore seek and find the pure golden
grains of health in Kidney Wort. Women.
young or old, married or single, if out of
health, will be greatly benefited by taking
Kidney Wort.
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Gov. Ben Butler emphatically de.
MES being a candidate for the presi
dency.
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Where machinery Is used the Drew
Oil Cup will save 50 per cent of oil. Write
for circular. Border. SelIrck 4 Co., ST.
Louis, Mo.
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Ex-senator David Davis, contemplates
building frst-ciass theatre In Blooming
ton, Ills.
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LEONARD WHITBECK.


CoshoctOn Station, n. ", Dec. %, rs.
Genls-A number of people had been
using your Bi,ters here, and with marked
effect. lady OF over seventy years had
been sick for the past ten years she had
no. been able 10 be around. Six months
ago she was helpless. Her old remedies or
five miles, and got bottle of Hop Bitters.
Ii had such an effect on her that she was
able to dress herself and walk about the
house. Alter taking two bottles more she
able to take care OF her own room and
walk out to her neig hbor's, and has i'm
proved all the time since. My wife and
children also have derived great benefit
from their use. w. b HATHAWAY,
Agent U. S. Express Co.
Honest Old Tim.
Goraam, N. H., July IA. 1879.
Gent-WhOever you are, don't know
but thank the Lord, and feel grateful 20
you to know that in this world of adulter-
ated medicines there is one compound that
proves snd does all it adver,ises to do. and
more. Four years ago had slight shock
of palsy, which unnerved me to such an
extent that the least excitement would
make me shake like the ague. Last Nav /
was induced to try Hop bitters used
one bottle, but did not see any change an
other did so change my nerves that they
are now as steady as they ever were. 1t
used to take both hands to write. bu, now
my good right hand writes this Now, if
you continue to manufacture as honest and
good an article as you do, you will accu-
mulate an honest for tune, and confer the
greatest blessing on your fellow-men that
was ever conferred ON mankind.
TIM BURcH.
Anna Maria Krider, Wife Of
Tohiaa X.
Chambersburg, July, 25 1874.
This is to let the people know that I,
Anna Mara Kridsr, wife of Tobiss Krider,
am now past seyenty-four year, of age. Nv
health has been very bad for many years
past. was troubled with weakness, bad
cough, dyspepsia, great debility and con-
stipation of the bowels. was so miserable
i could eat nothing. heard of Hop Bit
tiers and was resolved to try them. 1 have
only used three bottles, and / feel wonder
full good, and cough gone. I think it my
duty TO let the people know how bad as
and what The medicine has done for me, SO
they can cure themselves with it.
My wife was troubled for years with
biotches, moth patches, freckles and pim-
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Small pox is epidemic in Topeka,
Kas.
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Money Market.
Nww Ynpp

Money Market
NEw YORK. April I.
Money loaned from Sc to &c, closing; offered, Sc;
prime paper, cote: sterling exchange quiet and
steady, 50; demand, 4 S5A.
GOEERNMENTS-Strons; irregular.
STATE SECUKlTIES-DCil.
RAILROAD BONDS-Frmer
STOCkS-Opened Irregular mainly heavy and
lowe ruled stronegand closed strong at L6sL over
opening; sales, $4,000 shares
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O3
Siyes extended. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 021a
Four-and- a-halfs ia
20
Missouri Is 1917
ST. Joe, Os2
Stocks
Central Pacific. .................. 95%
Chicago 34
c. b. 25%
Rio Grande. ... 49,
st. joe. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
81 joe PreIerreU-.. "
Missouri Pacific ........-.............. $780,. Otss
Northern Pacific 81
New York Central 36z
Rock Island 125
Union Pacific. sssS
Wabash - 321z
Western Union Telegraph. Sz
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WICKED WHITEHEAD.

London, April Z. The police of Ber-
mingham have certain evidence that
Whitehead and the prisoners arrested in
London, were implicated in recent out.
RACES in London. They claim - be able
TO show tha, Whitehead has for many
years been ore of the principal Fenians in
England. 1t - expected that he will be
tried in London with the other prisoners.
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Liverpool, April 7.-Diasy and Flana-
gan, arrested recently for bringing Internal
machines and explosives into the country
from Cork, we're arraigned to-day. TIE
Be % to the sse
of having explosives in their possession
with felOnious intent, and also on the
charge of conspiracy. with a view of fel-
ony. with various persons known and I'M
known to the crown.
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REsIaTED ARREST.

London, April 7.-Another arrest was
made to day i'm connection with the
to destroy life and buildings. A
man was apprehended by the name OF Jno
Kirton. He was taken into CUSTODY this
aqEaston railway station, London.
1t is stated haiKirton had only recently ar
rived here from the United States. He re-
fused to submit to a peacable arrest and
m, ado some resistance