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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-27
Frs. Pub ica ion Ocf. 6. iSsi. Application No. 90 fer Patent to the Excursion Mining Claim.
United st':es Land ofee.

II L. Notice is heTe'y given aAi Eeroert ". q -an. whose D statiice Sdd5css s Phoepix Naricona county Arizona 'crTlfoIy, has tn; day nlrt ] i. sPNlicsi on Tor a patent fol fourteen hundred sud tEeaiy .uesr feel of The Excursion mire CT ven b~srine yolf and lver. ~itR surface gr usd .x hur fred .sO ! feet la width situated iH ias Green Valley ID ping 6ist, eonuiy ef Nsrapsi and Territory Of Arizous sn ni dc>icn2'-c b. the field notes sni otsci plat CD ale iu this oflce as loi No S.. Sad loG No S' being des- crih,S ss follows, to-wIt:
 Eco nninr St gran ie poet sgx'0xs inrh.s set o.e foot iu The ground ard iaArscd E H with A mo-uwent CT st ne- snilt ong d.. shsr 6xsx % feet dse". eesrs = csg 70 min W $ fec. sh if; Gx>xl5 feet eeep. bears ' = q, z s) ID W II feels thence :. des Ouns, Var ii deg3 min '. 70 feei To a yrsuife post 26slixs inches set en- foot r. the ground, marked r No ~i'l n BE menf Of siOne- r'I'it aiOsc .. Vi - ersl morumCut No Gftrn Valley cis'rei .ears s II deg 70 min I61 i'ei; [ ,T@'
 !. deg ~ uin 7, vsr itd 's mn }, SJv ."e' 10 6 granite pust .SXi2X> is hrs se' one loot
 in ;he ground. r1sr ked { No , with mon ~
 stones bu.i along sd: ih -nre - de- 2O
 min ". var i4 , min ', li2i r. 10
 graa fe -sr >t ,-f one ioot IL ib- -rou- ana
 naked E No with m ruaeut Of ston :
 bu,lt sinrc sia-. tL-ucc = 2. deg 70 min W. y.,II deg CS min .. 70 feet io grsr i-e post
 .x'Gx~ inches set ou- fo0- il tEc ground. mstkrl ENo4 RIih amonum~lt "f stone, tuiit along sicr: thcrce T. deg 4) m W var I4 irg ,S min r, 30l feel to a g'alit-
 DOS; lay' 'Oxs uoh $ set one cot iH Srcsnd. Iua-k,c Ne j. sith non Cf stc es G lt along Il ...: fhrnce - ds z 20 min T, va- II = oS min ', IF, fec to granite rost l9
 l3xio rch.s >ei ono foo. in t5e ground and marked E N 6. wih m n e s'orrs butt
 long side: thcn-e r. d-S 4J min '. var r. ier,3 min r sl f-et ;p posi- .21 IaoasDeDi ' NoI ngfts-e eStsh l-h~-.
 sres sf cisi-. '9 55 acres
 The sci0iuirg claim $ csi'.l ih7 Aib' ~ and is C aimed by he CousOi.1-ied Excursion Ni7iny tornpsnT
 The Iocsiior q. ih's mine is recorded n The Recorder. ofiee Of YsSspai % l-fr and Ter ,o-y fl ariz,ns. At ih ci'v o. Prescott in B a,k Y . of mn $. a- page v
 A,xsuc all o.rsln, clainl rcre-se'r ruY ,o-;son of said Fxcur.itn mIre IT n fsca rr-ound sre required 70 ne iLeir d rer-r rls,r,s with the Eagi,ts: oi Inc Cn.'ec States rs,c Orce st Prescott. in the I-rrlt fry of Arizon. dari1g the sixty cav. p-Tiof oi pub ic.tion here lf O they vii be barred bJ vlE.le os The r-oyisioss of he stata,e.
 :, l. CAMP. Register.
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xs,i--ss Apple giss for 1n t-.. states Patent Aool .s,to, %o t.a sa, rs,s,, ,, ,s,~ rD~t,

ES-c9k-
 Appl cation So. iss foI patent 10 Sue pela- ware mtne.
 United states Lsno once,
 P~ecoft, Arito-s, Get. (. 1885.
 Notice is hereby siveu thai He pert II. To xkS. sfcse po-tofI ,e adS ,ess is .h's-nix. A4rfcop@ county. Arixoas. hs- n Is day med nis app tcsiion sor . patent for fifteen hun- dr-d linear feel of tre Delaware nc ne or seip bearing eoir an . lver. with surface sron cd sax hundred tGcol feet l1 width. situated tr G7een Valley Alsihz district. Soouiy je-lsnsief ey ncEI rDte sn oficisi plat oD He m this o-1ce as lo. NJ. &. the same '. ing on unsnrFey ed land ~si,i iot Nc. ss . t7z escrif--d ss fol.oU-. .s- wft:
 Beg ming al initial mouu'o' nf. which is ru tsA ~s; - g granite Ics' 2ixsrs ia-5ss. .e. os.e io n tbv gToa .inarAvc No !. = 1T . s=s ,5 feet cero. besr- is -g ls rpln T., cii lt"t Ss Tee. saIFf i1 x>b Zee de D o- r. .dez ss r"i0 W =. fs-r ssh.f 4xSn2' fe~i ae- 30 h=4rs dc- = sa n. W Jl ifeef ' n at ( -s aes q min E Va isaex Q. uiiG r. Y fte to ss na po.t 2 lexs !n t-e-, set vr. iooi Tn tts sfo1nc sAo ma k ed D No si . mo a a.'i.u, soae bailt along sise: ibsDoe IT. ls F.. Va T. z q mn l. c, -et ".. AHse 7 si 3x-As l. cne- s-i o.-e 1 \ 7S aes q m W. V. F de sl minE II, O i- o srsaiie pest :s I 'xs iI,- 1s s. sst Vt t ! fOoS i4 tEe l. Q ,s.. mttkca NJ ~n1 Q morun-@7t fsioat< tui aorR side thense C II f@s D m n VT r. .i-s q min l. Go ! Ie 70 a gTsG'i- p'ss .sAsxT inc Ies, -es 0 ts
  e 0 nrmeut of stones aGiis ong slue- U ~- n 4nrr.i -n t9IeHf No Pa rt-sn Na.iet oi-triCt ue7 -. 2 sS a'a-s nth " af-i = {. I 'h ace = -. < si lnis L t.ISd.s 5I Ia'B T. 3sp fo ETsuite t.s-l s.nd mona neat D so aqd pi ac, nF b-~-nrEn
 Mssu- E. ss-sa-aen a T Eas; co tam i ing q e5 --srs.
 ne lusstioa s.f thi. m ne is recn- e- i- fh % ! ReoordrT's 1T 2 "f G..v ozi ciSnty. ArI1on q 2 t-rrii.r. st hs sy O rrssc t.iu "a uc ul.- an t~rriioEJ "A AosL 4G tfmiues, at psgcs i.IRnS s1T
 There sr. nr a sning ci-tmants Tue . EesrcsI claim fh Bi sk B-ss, loii a l fiiSer QCs.rtz l= ge ihaf i.s. aUou icoo fe- ! soafa Tig Sin tris zl .tns.
 Any and .ii p~Iran rls tug adversely ny n oo ef -NIf Beisw In ne or suris . grUuOd are gnifef tp dse ter adv '. . claims . i b tte e. i-feg af the U fted Sta {. q l. ifsd Oii s. Pres of iu the territory Of ari- tonr, curing tue sixty a 'ys -eriod oi putii- cstlss hefs of vr thes sIti be ta-reo by yirto 2 0i the provisions oi Inc stsir'.. J. 1. CiMe. Oct c "a Register
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$50 REWARD

By resolution. E1E-i irins,siy geo tt 70 ns . t.~s ,oa-.s,r o. i.s Exerus,Te Com n it . rHr Y@SAPAI -IOCk tskoN Aff,' N -sc. CLAYTON hereby o-@sf stai ailig teN1ro or one Hauared sflc FsftY Dntlarssfor tH~ ae'ee ,trr I-s-t.- . fhe ares. gE FoDsIctsois. II any perscu ar pcrso1s g-alitS ai ste .tiE eatste s or horses De sfongiug 10 spy neU Der ol V. Associ.fior- or for inform sion iesdins to tne a-r.st and cangfetlna of 60! person sH lei- .,ns guilty u saarFius. branding cf h. , ciorsly kiiiing live sfcvs oe4oG sa1- 'o sA me .s. Der oi liIs Assssa f.ii 90.
 S-E. SaZEL-ffNE E. seer etsfs'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-27
So::.;nc in the Zulick-Cook-sl .ooo or

No:..;ng in the Zulick-Cook-sl ooo or g-n ;.,is morning hu; the same old Churt..:., r,iraia and abusive persona inueaioes. Probably nothing else ca, be cxrcc.e! f-on, ;hc organ as it ap ,esrs uu:an.!:a, win any other style oi iou-na!:sm. l. more attention were riyen to Giscussin: ;he merits or de merits c. ;he G.ftren. candidates and loss to venting personal spite, the paper xo,,s 10 Souh: sui; i;= weayied readers better.
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR. HsArQl Rs DEPARTMENT OF AR Z0yA. ofYI CHIEF coNA;sssKY oY sJ EXISTENCE,

PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR. HsArQ Rs DEPakTMrNT OF AR ZOyA. ofyI CHIEF coxasssskY ov ST EXISTENCE,
 wsipp C bsrrseks. Prescott. A.
 october, ( isss sea'et p-oposals, inr rriplicsis suij j-e, 10 the us uHl eoncifiops, ~lsi De received st h.s ofire and al ite ossr of the Actin om m les aries of Subsistence Sf the following named Doe 2. "a AsIz,ss Territory, untn i3 e'ciock. Dosa. [ ursd4v, Say. ia 1. lss6. 't uasea time ana II rer they wtsi Dc opebed in pr s<nee sd dder- fer turn shing the ioliUviug Qu2asi- ties O: -four. vlss-
 Fort ApSrhs, A. T.. - I00 'hs
 Fst eeD,se.i, {. T. $50 0 lhs.
 fost Bosse. .. I 70 uU its.
 Fort Mojais. A. T.. zco bs-
 Fort Grant A. t, 15a . 4b.
 ssa carlos, A ] 4s .oOn sb,
 Fort HuasLae A. r., eO0, lbs.
 fsst ihomA., A. r.. ieo 0 l6s-
 Fsrt Lo~esi, 3. F- 5soU io-.
 fost vs A. T. .0.sVs sb-
 wkig pie ssrrs. k A T. se,Ae0 lbs Fropo- sis for ian -.iHs .r n .as i" Ari- HSn.. and from A zsHs vbest onis wiii be eon-sd-s, al ms odise nd sf the oiares of be Aci p< ,ommiss -ries af he ps-sis- Also r0pc-sss ior fn hi>hI ihe tbovc amouns ( $500 poooi,l sf sseF q. live d "a dUuo.e ga A go Ion sn9 gsHr.y-sre ea ossfd iae casa Los ang~hs. al sny -ist..sa on tse Sou her. Pc ssa ksiirosa is tastorni-. easrr rsqr I'd stSsu rrsEeisec, Csl- VI De recegs -ld epes.d at kr me tim os the furcesslsg sa5 Depot So,s Eiis- sr, o: s.bsi.rsnce d. S s Francis c, Gel. Envelopes Lt isin- lrvpcsss Tor del y-ry .t SAo ff urisco or other llzs-s in Caiifo. ma houid be nrop " 0sik-d aud scdre.srd 10 The urehssing sId epot eeu mis- sry al San Frsaeiseo, C-l, and iho Tor ;he Arix .ga rionr ip ihe irTsizs' d. or ts the A.tiag smusirs4Ties of t4e po-ts bic for. Tue government r.szIv Inc rsght to ri .ct '.Iy or all propossls-
 iabk Prssp s.i-, gnsrsn'ees. ssd fnl ir- .Fm m i.D ss to ih. mn tr ot t.oding. con ns ts. '-- o1eerve4 Jy b 6CeT-. a rms I"rts f pssG-ni vii b. fafn shed O-' tPicstfsn n to thi- d ac-, to he csre- o' iHs nrcSasug asc Depot Conms sAry af SUD sitbFe d san Tsnriseo, CsL.os ts the teD- al s-rIer of the ;o-,s-
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DR. c. D. SALFIEID.

n ~.aa -ix cen lrr oossaro n ARf1n and seci-ve sre . ccstis esx v TILTED Sroa~ wstcn Sili hsip ysu 'a s6Oss no-e money rsgaf ssxy -b sas Ll ns ~s-r n trls xorl l ss : tner e. sncc Ham Arst lour. Their ad
 forsuae opets before toe work fs s''f tsiy sure .-i oacs . cr. ss Tsus a.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-27
Builders of Mining Machinery.

Hill salsos C. Psissssa Naia., -lil rscesss f-ttt ' ire. fan irftsrasiio1 seczf uoFt vttch tIfiis isss eAa as sad Iss ., hoss 's-s .iil v-y Is v Io tAesz rrons z ta S.s per dsy- -Sre have ss-,-i esrr in dsy Fl ysunE er si1 cA,s-l
 s --.sl-sf yes stsr-sf fec Ttu~e sse s-s slsssssy s.rs es .sz lsts= fsTsE21A Al
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-27
The Great English Remedy

THIS GREA streuSt hening rem cay Sns Nerve ToLi . he reTast ef owe twenty yeass of pr Ae teal expertnee an trres Uitb unfAiiiD eeTsalrty Nsrsops 3u [ hp>icsl bas- billty Se nina. WeakHs -s sp run stoYyhoea. Pros sstnrrho- e, Emission . Imporeney, ExaArsfud
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-27

5he line selected ny t.eV. 2. Gov:
 to carry ths Fast haii.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-27

son to soctety dim ,ness of v.-son. noise. {. he head. the vsHi seid psssiuS Erohssry,e the urine. ara many other dir~asss tnsf -2e . tnssni nd des;n
 or- ninnes Wof is res seiAr graduated pay fsctAa. VIII sgrse 70 feneI- Ave asndred so,. afs Tor caee of fiis kfnc re 'ta. Rector. . i've tunaef his special sssice esa .rsafraesr. s.ii nos fe. or Tor anything impIre or irjur. ossfoas l. pr. Slrtis ir~a:. ssl orirste siseAses e4sfe1iy, . fboar .,-rrrxx co.. ol;afi~s ras A ssrossk sssrli- sfioD s.a aSsce, e.Ea ns saafysls og .re sS. Prtse # Vital kes,orsttvs. si se eosste, orfosr |. m sns auAnoiy, tSs sent ;e any address uro- re- --ips or pricss or C. o- D., secure fr0s, 0Is.sr sisa, ana .n rdivz-s name. H aeslrec ty AlStlE- V. D. No. u KeAruy .tresi sE Francisco. CAlifsrn,A
 Ir Ain,,sr Kidney Remedy. NEPHRErl CN. cures all <tnos of sidrey and bisdisr omptaints, 6onnryhoe. LescoraoSa C lee " sAle es all druxxists. q bottle, six so {. e&. S-
 or. Nind-1 DANDELroN PILLS srs tss si and ereaps.f cyspepsia and bilious care ihe market For sais by all drpgEisss.
 Eeample bottle free. sent on sppiie,ee
 -ett~f, stating symr toms. ser snd xse. Cen .s1scsfi.ns strictly eolfteu ufsas
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 ''sesses ~nc ioss s;ed MAN mos. O. Ia n tfs co riirstars and from exf<se 9ass ? odueer- is en leaes and puriaees '-struct.ve tc mind and cody. I'll surs e;. ninstor af all KIDNEY AND RLAUDfR COMPLAINTS ft contains 10 iriurloa1 ia. redisnls- TS tsese su4e rtng frOD sse vif esrrts sf yosssSui iHdiscFesisss s9 xer~see. syecdy- tssresgh sod Per. Iasest CI hE 1s sst AR.A&TEGOL Price sx- S0 ger bottle, or i've doftiss sa cxze sttb all directions aEd advice, sle Sent seerre rom oe~er~ation tc any address cpon s-ceip sf price. or COD. To ne had onlJ Q
 DR. c. D. SALFIELD. ZIG Aear.y sC, San grzsrssec. snl. Consultations s.xictiycor sdent al. bs Iess-, v A efnce. FRsh. For the convenience oS s'Stients. and ID orter so snsEr- perf-c; secrec have 4dopieC prlvsse address, ,I Q. ter . hlc6 slt pAck ages are forwarded
 TRIAL BOTTLE FBEE! sufre.s nt to show its merit. viii D as o me applying 6y letter. Nsf.ns al
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Territory of Arizona,
 Executive Department, ( office of the Governor. }
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-27
The Great English Remedy

bs nsss- ls1ur~-
 E.ha.steA vitsIiG seminal ws&kn..s srernasArrhosa. La, 0 noee. inpoteney, ParsiysiA, and sIl rs. terrible sfee of sci abuse. yoathfas .oiII~s. and Sxces-es In m.tars yeAD-sHeA e less i nlencry -lssriiuds. noe.
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GEN. ROSECRANS'S FIGURES.
The Process by Which He Endeavors to
Prove Republican Dishonesty.
The New Public Printer and the Great Estab-
lishment of Which He Is Chief-AnOther
Army Washington Notes.
RosEcRANs,s FIGURES.
Facts About the Alleged Defalcations Men
toned by Kenna's Committee.

Facts About the Alleged Declarations Men
toned by Kenna's Committee.
washingt Special.
Numerous Democrats papers throughout the
country, misled by the somewhat bucoIc and
precocious productions of kennas congressional
committee, are making considerable noise over
the astounding defalcations under Republican
administration, alleged to have been discovered
by Democratic officials and published by order
of Congress in compilation recently made by
Register Rosecrans, of the Treasury Depart
ment With view of saving these Democratic
ediCzs some humiliation in the future, it is
proB5bly only charitable. to say the least, to
draw their attention to the fact that Regis
ter Rosscrans and Mr.. Kenna are new to the
business of making Democratic capital
General Rosecrans forgot, apparently, that
from 1865 to 1859 the defalcations by An
drew Johnson's appointees, who we're
certainly not Republicans. amounted to
$4,6l9. 500 81 or nearly 50 100000 more than they
did from 1869 to 1877, during eight years of
Grants administration. But some of the Office
holders during few months of Andrew John
sons administration were Republicans, and so
&he "defalcations" did not reach go big figure
proportionately as Ia Andrew Jackson's admin
istration of eight years. So 76l Ill 81 or in Mar
tin Van Buren's administration of four years,
SO. CAB 1922 o. The Democratic committee says
that General Rosecrans's document is the result
OF only ''a partial peep at the books" and it
promises more dreadful revelations hereafter
1t makes the "defalcations" since 1861 amount to
R12, 1893, 476 48, and charges them all up to the
Republicans. In order to swell the amount
Perry Fuler's defalcatior of 5000 900 is put I'M
der the year 1881, when, as everybody knows,
Fuller was Andrew Johnson's Democratic Collect
or Of Customs at New Orleans years before that
time. Now, about tsn years ago the books of
the Treasury Department were thoroughly ex-
plored to find out just how much money had
been handled by federal officers since tho begin
ming of Washingtons first administration, and
total amount lost in each 81 900 handled The
proportion lost in each 81, 900 handled fol-
lows: Washington, So. %; John Adams, 81 SO;
Jefferson 50 IS; Madison, 81 Is; j. @. Adams,
81 80; jackson, ST. 50; Van Buren,, Sill; Tyler,
&C. 40; Polk. 81 08 Taylor Fillmore, 81 10; Pierce,
g. 65; Buchanan, So 81; Lincoln, TO- johnson,
.5l; Grant, "a The total amount handled for
the years prior to June 81 1881. was 81, 49, 481,
153,63 the amount lost was $24. AL. 800 30, or
So IL in the ST. 000 From July l. 1861. to June
go 1875. the amount handled was $25, SIC. 202,
$685. the amount lost was $14 666, ZIG 076 or
81 cents on the 81, 600 Abe attempt to make
capital out OF this matter has already proven a
failure. and Mr.. Kenna already considers com
OariSona odiousn
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The Presidents Vacation.

PROSPECT HOUSE, N. Y. Sept 3-For two
days heavy rain-storm has prevailed in this
locality, and not until this afternoon has it been
possible to make excursions much beyond the
hotel piazza. 1t rained all day yesterday, and
what with the rain and the wind, all Geographic
communication with the outside world was com
pletely cut off; was it restored until this
afternoon. Last evening the moon appeared
and the indications of fair weather were so prom
Using that deer hunt was arranged to take place
this morning, but two-hour shower. setting in
about o'clock in the morning, so deluged the
woods that all idea of hunt had to be aban-
doned 1t was accordingly deferred until to-
morrow morning when an interesting chase in
the vicinity of Long pond is promised. Mrs
Cleveland and some of her friends went down to
the foot of the lake on the steam launch Nellie
when the sun came out The time of fishing for
speckled trout expires tomorrow and NE Presi
dent proposes to have one more turn at them
before the season closes. Salmon trout may be
caught until Oct. l. Colonel and Mrs Lamont
are expected here on Wednesday. The Colonel
has not been much improved ia health by his
vacation and the President insists upon his tax
ing few days rest in the Adirondacks before
returning to his labors in Washing ton.
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HOW MONEY Is MADE.
The Process of Engraving and Printing in the
Evolution of Bank-Note.

The Process of Engraving and Printing in the
Evolution of a Bank-Note
Washington Critic.
All the notes are profuse with lathe-work,
consisting of designs composed of curved lines
of geometrical precision made on machine A
lathe costs 5000 and upwards, and cannot be
bought by irresponsible parties. The process Of
engraving plates and printing money is an in
teresting one. The bureau has q staff of en-
gravers representing a selection from the skill
of the country They are paid salaries of So a
day and upwards, and are sure of lifelong en-
ployment as long as they preserve their SIX i'll
The engraver takes a plate of soft steel, and
covers it with wax. Upon this is transferred the
portrait or the v;gnette to be engraved He
scratches the line5 of the portrait on the wax,
and puts the plate in a bath of acid, which eats
into the steel through the lines cut in the wax.
The wax is then removed and the plate touched
up. Next, the plate is put in a furnace and
hardened. cylinder Of soft steel is rolled
over the plate, leaving the portrait in outline on
the cylinder. which is then hardened and Is
called die. From this cylindrical die any num-
Der of plates can be made. Another plate bear
ing the the lathe work and figures il made Ia
the same manner. and after both are proved
and carefully inspected by the superintendent,
they are sent up stairs to the printer.
Plates for several notes are made on one large
sheet of steel, so that number of notes can be
printed with one impression. The printer has a
young lady assistant who feeds the press and
takes out the work, carefully examining each
piece for defects. There being two colors of ink
on note, it must be printed twice. Usually the
tint or outside edge of lathework is printed af-
ter which the sheet is sent up and dried then
dampened for several hours and sent back to the
printer to have the portrait or vignette put in.
Then it is sent to the numbering division; where
the number of the note is inserted, thence it
goes to lady operating little machine which
clips off the white edges. 1t is then put under a
powerful hydraulic press and smoothed out, af.
ter which it is examined and sent TO the Treas
urer Of the United States When he afixes the
great seal to the note it is legal tender. Or if
national bank note, it Is sent to the bank, and
the signature of the president and cashier rem
ders it legal tender.
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General and Personal.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-The issue Of standard
silver dollars from the minis during the week
ending Sept IL was 661 253 the is.ae during the
corresponding period of last year was 500, 395.
The shipments of fractional silver coin since
Sept. / amount to SAT-, $50.
From the last statement issued by the Mint
Bureau it appears that the silver dollars coined
under the Bland act have reached a total of $780,
600 O00 which is about equal in amount to the
gold coin and bullion held by the Treasury.
The acting Secretary of the Treasury has in
structed the collector of customs at Port Huron,
Mich. that persons desiring to import animals
free of duty for breeding purposes must satisfy
the collector at the frontier port at the time of
importation, of their rights in the premises and,
also, that evidence which could have been pro-
duced at the time, but which was not owing to
ignorance of the law or force of circumstances,
may be considered afterwards as claim for re-
fund.
G. Warner. of Terre Haute. Ind, arrived at
Wizards this morning with his wife.
This evenings Critic says: Ex-senator Joseph
E. Mcdonald. OF Indiana arrived at the Riggs
House again yesterday, and still denies that be
is going into the Cabinet. This denial may be
kept standing"
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Value of Exports,

WASHINGTON. Sept. 13-The Chief of the
Bureau of Statistics reported the total values of
the exports of domestic cattle and hogs. and of
beef, pork and dairy products as follows:
Cattle and hogs, August, 1886, 81, 239, 7l3; 1885,
$1,073. 100 Cattle and hogs two months, ending
Aag. 81 1886, So, 73l O39; 1885, 81, 900, 1876 Beef
and pork products, August, 1885, Sc, l25 939;
1885, S. 051, 189. Beef and pork, ten months,
ending Aug. 81. 1886, 1868 Ill Alb 1885, $73 635,
573 Dairy products, August. 1886, ST. $780, 943;
1885, 1857, COB Dairy products, four months.
ending Aug. 81. 1886, 81 651 $685. 1885, 81 947 O73
Beef. pork and dairy products, eight months.
ending Aug. 81. 1886. $55597 406; 1885, $641lO,
964
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-14
MINOR MATTERS.
An Officer on the Retired List Detected
Duplicating His Pay Account

An Officer ON the Retired List Detected
Duplicating His Pay Account.
Washington Special.
Another scandal has been made public at the
War Department. Capt w. S. johnson, of this
city, officer on the retired list, has been caught
duplicating his pay account again, and will be
court mar tailed, though probably not before the
Secretary of War returns to Washington. He
was found to have collected his pay twice over,
once here and once at New York. Captain John
son has a bad record He was lieutenant in
the regular army during the war, and shortly
after the close of the war he was tried and CON
victed of stealing some quartermaster's stores at
Fort Wayne, Mich. For this offence he was
court -martaed and dismissed from the service
Some time afterward he was reappointed by
President Grant Since then he has duplicated
his accounts once before now, but there y are
said TO be extepuating circumstances, and he
got off then with a reprimand. This time he
will certainly have a trial by court-martal
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-14
HOW to Obtaim Small Coins.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-The Director of the
Mint has issued the following circular in regard
to the issue of minor coins: "Five-cent nickel
pieces and 1-cent bronze pieces will be forwarded
in the order of application, from the Mint of the
United States at Philadelphia. to points reached
by the Adams Express Company. free of trans
portaton charges, in sums of $40 or multiples
thereof, upon the receipt and collection by the
Superintendent of that Mint of draft on New
points not reached by the Adams Express Com
pany and where delivery under Its contract
with the government is thus impracticable, the
above coin can. on the same terms, be sent by
registered mail, at the applicants risk registry
fee on the same to be paid by the government
Orders for transportation at the risk of the ap-
plicants should express the acceptance of the
risk