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PERSONAL.


DR.. f. r. Hawn is quite i'll with pleurisy.
W. 8. Mallory, Of Cincinnati, is at the Denisnn.
]. A. MeGregory. of Columbus, is at the Grand
Hotel.
Mr.. Lindsay, of Kokomo, is at the Grand
Hotel.
H. R. Fry, of Marion, Ind, is at the Bates
House.
James s. Edwards. of Chicago, is at the Bates
Honse,
]. Brownlee, of Marion, Ind, is at the Bates
House.
Hon, W. D. Foulke, of Richmond, is at tho
Denison.
W. A. Montgomery, Gosport, Ind, is at the
Denison.
Denisoh.
Grand Hotel.
Hon. william Fleming, of Fort Wayne, is at
the Grand Hotel.
A. F. Philips, of the Kokomo Tribune, was in
the city yesterday.
Hon. J. II. Jordan, Martinsville, Ind, was at
the Denison yesterday.
C. r. Wilson and wife, of Noblesville, are
guests of the Bates House.
A. r. Cooper. manager of the Gait House at
Louisville, is at the Denison.
Major and Mrs. c. T. DQxey, of Anderson,
were in the city yesterday, stoppingat the Bates
House.
Senator Harrison is expected at home either
tomorrow night or Thursday. Congressman
Peelle is already here.
Mrs. S. T. Bolton is stin at Dr. swain's resi-
dence, where she has been very sick, but the
Doctor thinks she is now out of danger
T. NJ Kirkpatrick, the newly-appointed collee-
tor of the Eleventh district, was in the city yes
ferday arranging his bond and other matters.
Joe W. Bingham, formerly of the indianapolis
Sentinel, recently of the st. Paul Pioneer Press,
and for the year since one OF tine Chicago Daily
News force, has been promoted to the position of
assistant city editor Of the latter piper.
]. W. Brooks, Peoria, H.; Jos. s, Hart, New
York. Jas. Wilson, Wheeling. W. Va; " G.
Msutz BALTIMORE ]. NJ. Hoyt, Lynn, Mass; j. F.
Hill, Chicago; A b Cummings and wife, New
York; NJ. Fl. Nelson, PHILADELPHIA, and viii
Thompson, Louisville, are at the Grand Hotel
]. NJ. Barton, Peoria, Ill.,; F. L. Farlee, Roches-
ter, N Y: George f. Law, Cincinnati; c d Shank,
Vernon, Ind; Benz amin Crane, Circleville, Ind;
Melvin Seward, Kokomo; W. n, Mcdonald, Sey-
mour, Iud.; James S. Edwards, Chicago. H.: W
s. Marshall, Chicago George q. Ransdell, Vim
cennes, Ind Ed r. Harrs, New York; p. f. Case.
New York; @. G. varmey, Chicago; NJ. O'Bren,
Covington, KY, we're among the arrivals yester-
day at the Bates House.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.


WAR DEPARTMENT. D
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFTCER,
WAsHTSGToN. March 20, A. NJ.
For the Gulf States and Tennessee and Ohio
Valley-Culder, fair weather. preceded in east
portion of the former by light rains, and in
the latter by light snow, northwesterly winds
and rising barometer, followed from the eastern
district to Texas by winds shifting TO warmer
southeasierly and falling barometer.
Lower Lake RegiOn-FaiP weather, preceded
by light SHOWS, warmer westerly winds becom-
ing variable increasing pressure.
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DIED.

CHAPPELIl--"Ruhy," youngest child of DR.,
and Mrs NJ. II Chdppell, knightstown, Indiana,
departed tins life, March II, 1888, of pneumonia,
complicated with inflammation of the bowels
aged years, months and Is days.
Funeral Tuesday, March 20, 2 p. m. Services
usual to society of Friends, at the family resi-
dence, sast Main street.
PARK-At Anderson, Ind, Sunday evening,
March 1S, Mrs NJ A. Park
Remains taken to Columbus.
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Beat the World.

ROCKVILLE, Conn, March 6, 1882.
Hop Bitters Co.
1 have been taking your Hop Bitters for several
weeks, and they beat the world.
l.. S. LEWIS, Lewis Axles Machine.
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MILL FOR RENT.

The undersigned will rent, from one to five
years, their Steam Flourng Mill, situated on
Main street, in the town of New Castle, Henry
county, Indiana. The mill contains three run OF
buhrs, two wheat and one corn huhr, and is in
good condition. the machinery being as good
new. Any person wishing to rent mill on
reasonable terms will find it to their interest to
cali on us or address us by letter at New Castle,
Indiana.
sHIRK, JOHNSON & FISHER.
March II 1888
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Steamship News.

NEW York, March 19--Arrived: Italy, from
Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA, March 19.-Arrived: Hill
nois, from Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN, March 19-Arrived: Lord
Give, from Philadelphia.
LONDON March 19-Arrived Baltic, VIE
land, Helyetia. Spain. from New Y ork
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LEEToNIA. Pa. April ID, 1882.

Hop Bitters Co.
have not been well for three years, tried al
most every kind of patent medicines, and no less
than seven doctors, one of Elmra, N. " none
have done me any good l finally tried your
Hop Bitters and found them just the thing. L
have praised them so highly there is a great
number here who use them with great benefit
and satisfaction. Very respectfully yours,
r. HUNT.
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Fatal Illness of Char.es soehner.

Mr. Charles Soehner, sr.. is very i'll with brain
fever and paralysis, and his death is momentar1Iy
expected. At midnight the attending physicians
pronounced the case hopeless, bus there
probability that he might linSer until morning.
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pr .wned in tne YeIlowstone.

GLENnIvE, NJ, T.. March 19.-The ice in the
Yellowstone broke at noon yesterday, while
three men were crossing the river, who were
carried down the stream and are supposed
to be lost
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A Confidence Game.

John W. Noah, q susceptible ciIizen of Hamil-
ton county, Missouri, reported at the police
station yesterday morning, that he had been
robbed OF 800. White standing about the Plum
street depot in Cincinnati, sunday night, await
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CHICAGO, March 49, - Jacob Schafer, in
practice for the coming tournament, to-day
ran 227 and averaged 43 in a 600 points back
line game. This is a larger average than that
OF any recorded public performance.
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j. ]. FLANAGAN.
Hon Bitters Co.

Hop Bitters Co. June Is, 1881.
have been suffering five years past with ne,-
ralgia, liver complaint, dyspepsia and kidney
complaint, and I have dOctored with fourteen
different doctors who did me no good At last L
tried Hop Bitters, and after using a few bottles
received great benefit from them, and if had
used Hop Bitters regularly would have been
well before know them to he the best medicine
in the world for nervous diseases of all kinds.
JAMES COONTS,
Beelington. Barber county. ". Va.
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Sudden Changes of Weather

are productive of Throat Diseases Coughs, Colds
etc There Ia no,more effsct relief in these dis
eases TO be found than In tho use OF Browns
Bronchial froches Price % cts.
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Vertigo. Dizziness and Blindness.
Office Utica Morning Herald,

UTICA, Feb 1S, 1892
have been troubled with virtigo since last
July, and have suffered greatly every night af-
ter any considerable exertion from dizziness
and blindness. tried two bottles of Hop Bit
tiers, and since then have been entirely re-
lieved Respectfully yours.
j. ], FLANAGAN.
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Know

That Browns IRON BITTERs
will cure the worst case
of dyspepsia.
VIII insure a hearty appetite
and increased digestion.
Cures general debility, and
gives a new lease of life.
Dispels nervous depression
and low spirits.
Restores an exhaustednurs-
ingmotherto full strength
and gives abundant sus-
tenance for her child.
Strengthens the musclesand
nerves, enriches the blood.
Overcomes weakness, wake
fulness, andlack ofenergy
Keeps off all chills, fcvers,
and other malarial poison.
Will infuse with new life
the weakest invalid.
az Walker ST., Baltimore, Dec 1881.
For six years have been a great
sufferer from Blood Disease, Dys-
pepsia and Constipation, andbecame
so debilitated that could notr retain
anything my stomach, in fact,
life had almost become burden.
Finally when hope had almost left
me, my husband seeing BRowN'S
IRON BIrTERS advertised in the
paper, induced me 20 give it trial.
! am now taking the third bottle
and have not felt so well in six
years as l do at the present time.
Mrs. L. +. GRIFFIN.
Browns IRON BI1TERs
will have a better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs bracing up" than
any medicine made.
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IHREAsuKY DNPARrMENr.

Il Office ~ the Secretary.
WAsHINGroN, ID. c., March II, 1883
Scaled proposals Will ne received at this office
unNl o'clock p. m. of Saturday, March 81,
1888, for manufacturing, delivering aud placing
in position, in complete working order, certain
furniture for the U. s. Custom House, Court
House and Postoilice at Albany, n. Y.
Upon application at This office detailed infOr
nation VIII he furnished to furniture manufaN
turers desiring to submit proposals.
The Department reserves the right to reieGe
any or all bids. parts Of any bid, and to waivC
defects. II. +. FRENCH, Acting Secretary.
PROPOSALS FOR ENCAUSTIC FLOOR TIL.
i ing at st. Louis. Mo
Office Of Supervising Architect.
Treasury Department,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March L., 1888.
Sealed prOpOsals Will he received au this office
until 9 m on the 31st day OF March, 1883, for
furnishing and laying all the Encausttc Floor
Thing required for the Custom House, etc.,
building AT ST. Louis, Mo, III accordance with
drawings and specifications, copies of which and
any additional information may be had on appli-
cation at this office, or tue Office of the Superin-
Jvndent
Jas. G. HILL, Supervising Architect.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-29
FINANCE AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

BrroRE the adoption of the United States
Federal constitution, the different states OF
H. Confederation issued SIN all copper coins
4 cents on their own several account, and
Sriyate persons coined pieces of the same
Salure in considerable quantities, Upon
H. establishment OF the Federal Union
Re right of coinage was reserved by law TO
In general or national government, bu.
h. practice of private coinage of irregular
keces, not money, but intended for use as
honey, continued for some time after, the
law no. being carried into full effect thus
large amount OF various Old cents and
kriyate copper pieces became iniiscrimi-
lately current, and under the name of
Fcoppers," continued to circulate for many
bears. More recently, different corpora.
hons, societies, institutions, commercial
krms manufacturers, and individuals of
klmost all sorts, struck copper or bronze
medals, tokens, trade marks, counters, and
Ia forth, about the siZe of cents OF half
kent,, which coins they were made to re-
Iemoe as near as might be without incur
hing the penalties of counterieiting. Such
bieces were sometimes made redeemable by
khe parties issuing them, and thus, with ali
Inc rest, were thr own into circulation, and
from the lack OF small change, or through
karlessness, were kept current. Many OF
these last pieces were dated 1868, and were
BASED during the late civil war. Some of
these were evidently issued for illicit profit,
having no personal inscription, but bearing
lhe impress of patriotic emblems and de
Sices, with notices of THE Army and
Navy" and so on. Since the organization
bf the secret service division of the treasury
department the amended laws regarding
currency have been thoroughly and care
fully enforced, the old cents and Irregular
foppers have disappeared, and illegal coin.
ages has ceased, except by the criminal
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See
FUTURES.

THE sales of futures in this city reach
soout 800 bushels of grain per week,
snu during the past six days over 5000 bar
MS OF pork have been sold. The sales Of
INJURIES in Dallas reach figures which even
aeaIers in grain do not dream of, Parties
N Houston, San Antonio, Waco, Austin
snd Fort Worth purchase largely through
dealers in this city.
The kilograms show an advance in cotton
futures in New York OF to 10 points, April
oelng In the lead. September was only
points over yesterday, There, was only one
report from New Orleans, which did not
differ from the closing of yesterday.
IN Liverpool the reports seem
70 be mixed, but the general tenor of the
reports show an advance OF l.6l. Indica-
ions now point TO an advance all round,
out there is no probability of its being re-
markablc.
Chicago Produce and Provisions.--T
markets. of Chicago attract general interest
70 this eitv. To-day wheat was n trile
n|tr May closed NJ Sl,l0a, a decline of 1,
an June showed the same fal ing of and
vi last call brought Sll3s to t. Corn was
SMI es. corresponding figure better, and
slay sold at 55a, and June at so, an ad-
vance Of !. Provisions are lower May
pork closing Mt Sl9l0, which was y cents
s Uouer the day before, aud June brought
w. T. the same price ns yesterday.
n'ev lard was D cents lower, and brought
MSN, and June closed at II 30, n decline
Sinye cents below the closing figures OF the
way before. The Chicago Times saws, in
regard to the cliques operating on change,
n lean be safely said that the one controlling
"neat and pork has by no means completed
Us manipulation, and that the combination
~ snort ribs has doubtless mace its ar.
iisngements for = seasons movement. The
,ard deal, which is believed to be held BY a
p,omlpent commission house, Is more mvs-
svnmpus than wheat, pork, or short ibis, yet
huue y receives support from pork aud
snort ribs the-e's no likelihood Of its being
cco NO cd. The par les running short ribs,
,pnmk aud wheat nave unquestionably all
'"e financial means at their Command
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na,,n. A., ~, ", UImntSs OF Vision,
Noises IN the Head. the vital fluid passing unob.
served In the urine and many other diseases
that lead to insanity and death,
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INsTIruTu
viii agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollrrs ~,
case Of this kind the VITAL. RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and teatmeptI viii
not cure, or for anything impure or jninrfons
found IN II. THE ENaLisH MEDICAL IN.
sLiTUTE treats all Private Diseases suocessfrilv
without mercury. Consultation Free mo-
ongh examination and advice, including snais,
VIVA bottle, or four timesthr luartity. 40 Al
seat any address on receipt OF prico or b o. D.,
mo ., 0. ID. sent without 81 enclosed ss I suSr,
antee), secure nom observation and In prlysts
INSTITUTE, 7i8 Olive street. b. Louis, Missou Il
n wholesale Agents, W. H. HOWELL 8 BIO
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necessary to sustain their control, and will
remain IN their present position uul.l they
accomplish their purpose and make the
last short settle. Tue little reaction wit
messed in wheat yesterday was no exhibi-
ton OF weakness, but, ON the contrary, was
merely allowed to occur to throw of the
large army OF small-lry and tailers follow.
ing the market. Corn has not yet devel-
oped clique, though the success Of the
com olnatlons handltngthe other leading ar.
tices is likely to bring to the surface one in
corn before long.
The grain market in St. Louis shows an
advance of / on wheat, May closing at
Slll7-S, and June at Sl.ll. Corn tor Nav
was up and brought 81 / ., and June ad-
vanced t. and sold at SO SIS. Oats were a
little better for MOy, and brought A., which
was over the day before, while June was
lower, and closed at ~.
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CURE YOURSELF

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seminal vesiclcs and irritated ducts ,mrssss
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stylish, perfect fitting, well made garments,
at reasonable prices. Please state M near ns
possible the color, price, style, etc., desired.
whole suit can now be sent by mall at small
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hon they have thus supplied during the
past 70 years. Send for samples, or call q 8.
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Sold by All Druggists.
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Illustrated Marriage GUIDE 10 pages e,ois
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cents pamphlet 3 cents securely sealed, a
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THIS DAYS DOINGS.
EVENING".
Y. NJ. C. A., Bethel, 7:30.
Concert at Emma Square, 1880.
APPROPRIATION AND EXPEND1-
TURE, ..r r.

The Adcertisor furnishes the in
formation that $4,000 was appro-
priated by the Government" for
''the new addition to the Insane
Hospital. We had previously sup
posed that that amount was oopro-
2oriatc1 for the purpose of "the new
addition" by the Legislature, and
that the Government simply had the
enpenai',g of the money. We were
quite prepared TO commend the Gov
ernment for having used the sum at
their disposal to the best advantage,
but would never have dreamt of
crediting them with having made the
appropriation. We thought the
Legislature only possessed the pre-
rogative of appropriating the public
funds, the Government being en-
trusted with their expenditure in ac-
cordancc with the Legislative will.
If not, why is the Treasurer's bud
get, or, in other words, the appro-
priation bill, brought before the
Legislature at all? Simply to look
at? The -1dcertiser article from
which we have quoted conveys the
impression that the responsibility
both of appropriation and expendi-
ture rests on Government shoulders.
Perhaps the Advertiser intends the
word "Government" to embrace the
Legislature as well as the Execu-
tive; but it is seldom, if ever, used
with that meaning in this country.
BY s'the Government" is usually
meant the Cabinet Ministers, and if
this is the sense in which our con-
temporary uses the term, we fail to
see either the I" humanity p" or
generosity" of "the Government"
in "the whole design" of the "new
addition to the Insane Asylum" al
though admitting their liability and
economy" in the matter.
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LONDON GOSSIP.
(BY FLANEUR.)
Special for the Daily Bulletin. }


All the French Anarchists are not
such ferocious creatures as one
might suppose from the newspaper
accounts of their doings. Some Of
them can give and understand a
joke. Citizen Jules Guesde, for ex-
ample, is one of these happy excep-
tions. The police went to his house
the other day to arrest him, but he
was non est. Next morning he wrote
a letter to the Prefect, saying-"I
am sorry to have put your men to
Inconvenience, but affairs of the
highest Importance called me away
from home. l shall be back again
in two or three days, when 1 shall
do myself the honor Of receiving
your cnvoys. My lodging is Oh the
third-story of No. >, Rue dies
Plantcs, first door on the left
A most extraordinary and painful
phenomenon has lately occurred in
Warsaw. A lady died under some
what peculiar circumstances, which
gave rise to a report that her death
had been caused by her husbands
ill-trcatment. Hence, several weeks
after her interment, her body was
eXhumed for post mortem examina-
ton, when it was found that in the
grave a perfectly healthy child had
been born. This gives a strikingly
new meaning to the word "post-
humous."
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HAWAII ITEMS.

Last Friday, white laboring
man was going from Honuapo to
Punaluu. He met native and asked
him if he could give him place to
sleep. eyes," was the reply, "come
into the house." During the night
he and two others set OH hun and
beat him, dragging him out to an old
lava flow they left him, in the hole
at the bottom, for dead. They took
his money and clothes. He recover
ed and managed to find his way to
his destination. One has been
caught, the other two arc being
hunted for. Punaluu mill has broken
down: it will not be able to 90 on
grinding for month.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The James Malicc brought 2,2S0
bags sugar and 700 bags paddy; the
Iwalani brought 5000 pkgs. sugar.
The Ninito is being careened and
repaired. sa i-9'.r
The schooner Emma went ashore
at Waianae early yesterday morning.
She was at anchor the evening pre-
vious when the heavy swell turned
her broadside on, and she dragged
her anchor and went ashore OH the
beach. The particulars known so
far are but meagre, but it is thought
if the heavy swell continues she will
be a total wreck. Mr.. II. Macfar-
land went down yesterday to see
about her.
Parts of the wreck of the Niagara
were floating about the harbor yes
terday. She was rapidly breaking
up under the strong swell.
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for S100.24; judgement with costs
for S102. Wallace Jackson VS.. S.
X. Kaai, action of assumpsit for
$50: no appearance for defendant;
Judgment for plaintiff $50, with
costs 1885. S. j. Levey & Co. VS..
A. Herbert, action of assumpsit for
S7O.77, settled out of Court, costs
So. Hollister & Co. VS.. +. Nord-
berg, action of assumpsit for S24.
So, settled out of Court.