The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-12-12
rnment, as compared with the fiscal year

| sl3i ,SiS, $50. o. and from internal reypuue
| Sl47,I L4ig7O The balances OF the iprone
for the year, amounting to sg3.sl5, 1911. g7.
was derived from the sales OF lands ami
o'ner que, sources.
Inc value OF our total dutiable imports
| hhoun'eu 10 Tz'o, iv3,uSO, being Sl46, ,65T ,62j
iess tnhn curing the preceding year. and the
| mlPor.htions Tree OF duly amountetto -3I9,-
Vo'o9o' oeing S6f.as,6To less than during
que preceuinS year, me receipts from Gus
.oms were t5'o3p: isb; IL less AMI from in-
| ternai revenue Sl3, ,S36, J39.9I less than In
isgs.
| Inc toIn, thN Ncollecteu from distilled spirits
| was soo. zo', zou. 70 on manufactured tobacco
t2s,eit ,ses6 ,nnd on iermented liquors, $751;
ff, ioo'uf
our exports OF merchandise, domestic and
| iorelgn' amounted during the year to SSO2,-
ttu'oz, oeing an increase over the preced-
ing year OF Saf'avo.5fs.
The total amount OF gold exported during
me t nsca, year was $40, SO ,o6i, against sl0s,-
| $50. .444 during the fiscal year 1898. The
imount imported was S72, ,il9, lls, rs against
rzl.lii,3Sl during the previous year.
Inc imports OF silver were s19, ,2s6, ,552,
anu the exports were $50, ,4jl, ,265.
THE ARMY.
Tho ovoor,,o, ,,a noi,,, =, ...
i,, ,ha 49,. ", po''oy a., ~
,jon anJ ,s,nsnn.,o,ion s.sh ", Popu',n- a.
The Iast ANIMAL ponor, Oh ,h, smioweu s,a.n IN IN
resulted IN The pSanJonn,an, AZ @ 81 ai,ays,, ma az
,ba sneoi,ar o.,, .n,,,I,i, on,nsn. @ y. nleen oI
n n,an which assemblss orsanjnn,ions u1er ~ ,sa
- - 1.". V's'u","''ons vi 'ne
r snnle reglments htherto widely separated.
| LUIS renuers our small iorces more
renui,y eneetive Tor any service they may be
caieu upon 10 perform, increases the extent
9i tne terrnory under profession without
ulnlnisning ,ne security neretoiore Afforded
70 "ny ,ocau,y ,y,,mproves the disclpline,train-
| Jug unu esprit us corps OF tue army, best1eS
' tenancs '''''''S '"0 'o'' VI ''s n'a'n-
Thouyb ,bo sorco. =, ,,o n,a,-.,,. :,
tba Enst have 6son sn,,au,hn,p ;,aneanoi ~
,,o-o than thr.o- 5onr,hs nf w., .,i;
stn,ioneJ ros, of tho Msoiss,n,, so y hs Ts' SUI.
nIiy n,o,,,roJ nn,;oy ,rh,ni, ',, a,s us onne
,nJ ,rco,sst snryics in ,ha in,nra,, .ne VI ,ha
s,aneral waiSoro FROM Tho o,,at, go ~ ,,'' sno
nrisin,, our re,,,Iar nrmv sho,id no, ha
| ,hnu,I,,ossi,, a,,,harr,ssa H.. ,hs a.,.,t 20 20
new onJ unneccssarv nos,s ,hro,,,l no,s y,
Congress IN crntifv tba nnh,,ians o. ,teras,s
| ~ inn,ij,ias 5''' '''0 VI i"'eio''s
r, ~ hard,,. ,o,,s,,r. d, x,,,, A. g..
| that In ohedionca 10 tbo oon,nnnas =, H.
| Cons,i,u,ion ma laws ,nS ,au ,ho s,,,', y. s.e
~ nrofac,in, tho nronar,,. ~, ho ,h
| States aiding tho nrorrss y, EoJar,i ,a,,.,.
| ami ramovin,, i,,vicss ohs,rnc,ions D., ,ha
narformanca 10 ,h, C.o,.srn,,,o,,, ~ ~. " I'LL
mate functions II became nocassa ~
| In ,arioua ioroiit,os 5nsJn,. a. 80 ,
~ omniov conaijn,,,t, nps,, e 'ua, ,hn
re,nlnr tyoons Thc ,imty ,vos Ischn-ond ,a
nromn,,,. cdnr,,,nnrsi,. -, 20 ,7.,,,' a.,eI
ppsnrp,io, pOpiS, Sv ,hn W,g, IN. WIN ina5seu .s
nost ,,ro,t,vrr. n-,nt c.o, ,i,,,s nsyarJad ,ha
III, or,n,. Iosnrras t,,a, c,n,nj,,s oonu',ana',
In i,a :c,nin,,c, onJ ,Isni.gino ,,hi'h ~ .
rountrv hns M nII ,Imos y, ,n,i,cs,oJ WV
Tho yanr Inns Noon ,rno tro,, 'I,s,rrh,,oos
hv fnd,ons nrJ tho .h,,ncns 81 sns,i,a, IL 90
r.da,,ons ~, ,hcir nort a,., eo,,.,an,,', holp
inc moro remote md impr oSable ''''N''
T,a lin ..s ,.,,s,.n =, ,." .S.,
ucers uhu Inventors haVe, VI IL oeheVei,
overcome tne mecnhnicai obstacles wnicn
nave heretofore delayed the armament OF
,,, our .o"s.s, nnu .his greW Nat,ona. uhuer-
IN. n"s poa mnun No h"so ~ III. 'eu w i,ay
uom p,ooeyv yv,.s as aap,uS vs. Consess ll,ny ue,
, .i si,, w M .I.nS,pPy sSupPy y, hu,snen Huh' W
w.Sn 49, oa,u,v aio'uy on n'n., " wu.oh W
5,ohs 3 snou,d noW iap,u,y .onom' .no WI
uo,i u, proy.u.nS oarriases nnu enp,hcr-
men.s s LUZ 'ne'f inou'i' c"nno' oo'oo s'ronsv
,,,,, AZ,
,ar,, g.. 81 ~, so, nue n,," %, ,ns
soNet", p,a.os - - 20 20 ,n M uh' ohIs,e
usn, an iuc.eaSs u. ., o, ooto over .ne numner
,rpor.eu a. 'ne c,ose OF tne previous Your.
ine repor,s . OF tl,lith inspestions py regular
terest and eff, ciencv among the sta,e orgnn-
izatlons, and strongly recommend con-
| tinunnce OF the policy OF afforlin0 every
practical encouragement possible to this i'm
portant auxiliary OF our military establish.
ment.
The condition OF tho Apache Indians.
held as prisoners by the Government for
eight years at cost Of halt million dol
lars, mas been changed during the year IRON
captivity 70 one whicn gives them an oppor-
,uuuN 10 uethohstrtIe tne'r capac,ty ,or seil-
support anu NJ ieast partial cvi'izatioh.
Leg'satioh enacted nv the late session OF
oongress gave tne war department au'
tnor1y 10 transfer me SURVIVORS,
numDerlhg oto. rom mount vernon
bhrracSs, IN Aapamo, 70 any sutaoie reser-
vation' Inc department. selected rs tneir
future nome the m'ntarV iahus near for'
Sill, Indian Territory, where, under military
surveillancs, the former prisoners have been
established In agriculture under conditions
favorable to tneir Advancement.
In recognition OF the long and disttn-
gnlshed military services and faithful dis,
charge OF delicate ana responsible civil
duties by Malor-Generai John nj. Schoheld,
now the Generai commanding the Army, II
Is suggested to Congress that the temporary
revival OF tne grade OF Lieutenant-General
w MS oena,, wouau oe Jus. anu Rrac,ous
ae,, anu mou'u permn ms ra.ilemehI' now
u'"' "' manu. WI" ran" "o"'''uS us "iei"s'
DEFICIENCY IN THE POSTAL SERVICE.