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Legislative Apportlonmsnt IN Illinois.


Governor Palmer h4s issued q procls-
nation fixing the app1rtionment Of the
State for members Of the next Illinois
House Of Representatives under the new
constitution. The ratio Of representation
was ascertained by dividing the total
population of the State, 2,be9,4i0. by t53,
the ratio thrs being 1851 Counties
having three.fths Of q ratio, that Is
0 9l9 are entitled 20 one Representative
each:
DisrRlcTs ENurIxD TO oSs RtPREsEsrArrE
~EAcH-Ftist Dsuit, Alexander Coust,; Secord
Pulaski and Masssc; Third, Pope: Fourth John
slni Fiji. Union Sixth. Jsckson; seventh,
Williamson Eigh.n, Saline; NIntn, GallA;in and
Eardtn; Tenth, White Eleventh, Hamilton :
Tselnh, franklin; Thirteenth, Perry Pine nth,
Monroe Seventeenth, Washington Elghieenth,
JEFFERSON Nineteerth, Wayne; Twentieth, Wa
bash ard Eiwaids; Twenty. first lawrence;
Twenty second, Richards; Twenty-thiId, Clay /;
Twenty-hith, Clinton; Twenty-seYenth, Bond {;
Tweniy-eiehth, FAyette; Twenty+ninth, Eflng-
ham Thirtieih, Jasper; Thirty first. Crawford;
Thiriy-secnn' Clark 7hirty-ihird, Cumberland /;
Thirty.ninth, Greene Forty frat, Scott; Forty.
NH, houltrie FIR y-eighth, pouglas Fifty.frst,
Platt; FifGy-'eeond. Dewitt; Finy.hfh, Brown:
Fitystyth, Schuyler: Sixty -f,st, Mason: Sixty-
sixth, Woodf0rd seventieih. Henderson; Seven.
ty-hrst, Mercer; Seventy-fourth. Stark seventy
SAEhhs 0Iuhuy, Elsnil'HrN, heuOhl. Eighty
seeord, Du Page Eightyeighth, Carroll; Ninety
second, Boone.
Two REPRESENTATIVE Fourteenth, Randolph
Cousty; Tweniyfourth, Marion Thirty-fourth,
shelby; Thirty dith, Clinton; Thirty-sixth, Mont.
gomery; Th'rty.seventh, Macoupin; Thir'y,eighth,
jersey and Calhoun Fortieth, Pike Forty sec.
ond, Morgan Forty fourth, Macon; Forty.tixth,
Coles: Forty seventh, Eigar; Forty-ninth, Yer.
million Filtfeth, Champaign; Fifty third, LOAN;
Ff,h-fourth, Menard and Cass; Fifty-eighth. Han.
cock; Fifty ninth. MeDonough: Sixty.secpud,
Tszewell Sixty-fourth, Ford and Iroq lois; sig.
ty'fftb, Livingston Sixty.ninth, Warren; Seven.
tysecond, Rock I.lsnd seyenty-third, Henry;
seYenty-ath, Marshall and Putnam; Seventy,
sixth, Bureau Seveniy-ninth, Kankakee: Eighty.
fourth, DeKslb; Eighty nth, Lee K ghty.sixth,
Ogle Eighty seventh, Whiteside EiShty-ninih,
20 Dlytess; Ninetieth. Stephenson Ninety.drs,,
Winnebago; N~inety.thirt, Mcaenry; Ninety.
fourth, Like.
THREE REPREsESTATIyEs-Sixteenth St. Clair
county; Twenty-sXth, Madison; Fortythird.
Sangamon: Sixtieth, Fulton; Sixty. eyenth,
Peoria Sixty-eighth, Kncx; Elghtieth, will
Eighty-third, Kane. 49,"
FouR REPRESENTATIVE Fifty seventh, Adams:
slxty-third. Mclean; seventy seventh, La Sale.
Nlneiy-tlflh Distriet-C)mprising all that De mi,
tory embrfced in the present Flfty-ninth Repre-
sentative District, Cook County; entitled 10 five
Representatives.
Ntncty-si x An o. THAT territory embraced IN
the present Slxtieth Representative District. Cook
County; entitled to Ave Representatives.
Ninety sIventh-Au that territory embraced in
me pres Mt Sixty.frst Repre- tentative Dis rlct.
COOK County entitled to five Reures .ntatiyss
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Census toms.

The population Of Syracuse, N. Y, |.
1890. u
The censu shows a decrease in tbe
population Of every town in Orleans
county, N. Y.
The population of San Diego. In
southern California, is reported IS s'30i
1t is claimed that, according to census
statistics, Illinois has grown more RAPIDLY
IN population, during the past ton wears
hsn any other State in the Union.
The ~populationof Washington. ID G.
IS lo9S3S, Total in the District of Ga.
iumhia, 1889; On increase since 1855 Of
~ per cent
Marquette, Mich, has 49i0 iphabit.
ants The city OF Flint has a population
oil o.50O, a gain of 1900 in ten years,
The population Of Cincinnati, scoora.
ing 20 the present census ia nhon,
sl5,OOO; including Covington, and New.
port, about 100000.
The census of Portland Me, shows
population Of that city 70 be sh,us
S300o. In 1869 il was &c. 500, and in lss5
Rhode Island contains a porulat;rp
o. 2i5,S00; in 1880 there was l54Ssa
The city Of Providence has GsSTo: in
1850, b0,Ge6. E"H ="
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are opening shaeh en HanfsY u kesp
Their children out II evH sssgaistlens and
iflm being fsnofsllssd By ; day a BIB.
sfto 70 them p~urpnsleaa leisure
-Ths Trustses II he Ohio Auiculiu.
rel College have Icatsd that iesfitutlon
neaf Columbus the site snd farm " be
hereafter selected. Ffsnklia county Ia.
sues $4,000 10 binds for the benefit n
the College.
The statistical reports Of the North
lows Conference o. The Methodist Epis
copsl Church show 4 membership u
1898. During The rear there were 2oi
deaths There are 2t4 local preachers,
l51 churches, and total value n churches,
t593DOl
The Rhode Island churches are 70
celebrate the two hundred and hhieih
anniversary Of CoHgreFationalism 10 this
country, Al Providence, October II. II Is
anticipated there win be an immense
gathering Of defendants Of the Pufitans.
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The Liberal Republicans in the Fifth
Missouri District have nominated Chss,
IL johnson for Congress.
Austin Brooks, editor of the Quincy, III,
Herald, died on the Goth, of cancer Of the
stomach.
Hon. E. II. Williams, Of Clayton coun.
~, has resigned his scat on the Supreme
Bench of Iowa. and Gov. Merrill has an.
pointed Hon. VIM. 4. Miller, Of johnson
county, to ill the vacancy. Mr.. Miller
has resigned the position Of Circuit ] udee
Of the First Circuit Of the Eighth Judicial
District, and accepted the appointment.
The Oregon Legislature has elected
Colonel J. Kelly (Democrat) United
States Senator.
congressional nominations on tho sist,
Republican Ninth Illinois District, B F.
Westlake. Democratic--First Wisconsin
Alexander Mitchell; Fifth Wisconsin
Anton Klana 4 Sixth Illinois, Julius
Avery. ~
DE- Harvey ID. Dale, Of Oshkosh. has
oeen rendered the nomination as candi.
uate Tor State Superintendent of Public
instruction by the Wisconsin Democratic
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Taking the Ceasus

Assessor,--Mr. P, what is your proSes.
sion2
Fl am a member of the Methodist
Church.
Assessor.-You misunderstood me.
what is your occupations
P,-Sometimes | occupy the stand with
the preacher, and sometimes | ST. on a
bench.
Assessor. You don't comprehend me ;
what is your callingf
RI am q class-les1er; but some.
times | do thinF / hsve a call to preach.
Assessor.-You do not get my meaning
yet Have you any trader
P.-Oh, yes. Sometimes | trade with
Morgan, over at Morganville, and some.
times trade with Jones, a. Trenton. /
would trade some at Hooker Switch. but
the Teller keeps whisky, and | don't like
to do any business with him,
Assesor.-0nce more, Mr.. P, are You
a tsrmsr or carpentera
P.-Fagmer, sir,
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IN aaueers rssrs V -sfety. II rss upcn tal
principle that tho f1Tmuls Of IUDsoN's MOUNTAIN
Azas Pulls was prepared. Dr.. JGdsoh ID
ts.ding g spend 5 ioftaIe II advertising bis pills
suerlitted his recipe 20 the revision OF the not
Mlaleea, and learned physicians OF ths ase, SO
tas fssllt n a staple but moFt eiicaciols nedt1e
-sea JrDs0s's GouErlIs nHss PnIs. TheJ
parity re biood, remove all distractions, eiesns
INC skin OF all pimples Ane slotchcs, and are pc
leetiy sute snd safe IN their operation Tbs JFp'
seNs AousrNs HRB Puts cure Eiiiocsnss,
teaasse trregusrties aesdsehe ard rosry Of ny
dlzeases arising from impure blood and sdefsnged
digestion Dse the JUDs0Es MoUsTAE hEs5
faLs, and when y0E have proved their Nlrae
recommend them 70 yoar friends. They sre poh
sneaf-oosted snd plsin. For salo everywhafe
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The Grand Lodge n OIl Fellows ~
session AZ Baltimore. on tbs g0ib elected
the fi'ovine oflofut Frederick y.
Stuart, n Washington, ID q, Grand Sire
A g. Logan, Of Kansas, Deputy Grand
hirei James L. RldFely 81 Maryland,
Gfund Corresponding AMI Recording Sec.
Rotary; J0hm VanaHh of Maryland,
Grand Treasurer
Betitmin Turner, c5lorci, has been
nominated Tor Congress BY the Rcpuhll.
can Contention Of tho Fra, Alabama
District.
Hon Leo W. Booker. Congressman
from Virginia, and A. j., Hamilton, Of
Texas, have lsvued a call for a convention
Of native original Union men OF The
South at Knoxville, November !.
The recent Republican State Cupycn.
ton Of Tennessee nominated W. II. Yrs.
ner, Of Bedford, for Governor.
The Republican Congressional Convcn.
ton In the First Virginia District, On the
2d nominated Mr.. Norton, colored, for
Congress. The white members withdrew
and nominated Mr., Douglas, white. The
%oontending parties agreed 10 submit their
difficulties 10 the National Executive
Committee.
Judge w j. Standifcr has been nom.
mated for Congress by the Republicans of
the Sixth Alabama District.
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JoHS V. FARwELL & Co, wholesale dry
goods merchants, are the best representatives
q the irrepfesahle energy and enterprise of
tnlcago business men. Two days aAer the
-spre, with Sl,5oo,0m worth Of roods thew
were 10 new quarters, at ~ and IA Wabash
avenue, occupying six floors, IS BY 1876 feet,
70 winch they have added a packing room 50
~ 10 ieet, and the first week their sales were
ss1n,ov. Their net loss proved to be less
.nan sSVo,oop, and as they had q large dupli-
cate STOCK In warehouse, and their orders by
Telegraph were filed at once and forwarded
w express, they are fully prepared TO meet
lfe largest demands Of the fall trade. The
elasticity and celebrity with which they have
sprung into full working order, on 20 gigantic
a scale, alter such a great calamity, Is with.
ont q parallel In mercantile circles.
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Sea Moss Farine. This IL 4 new Article Of food,
which we take pleasure In commencing to our readers
we hayensad u In our families, and h I'VE fonnd Ito
hethe most nutritious. dellcste aud palat bile article
for table use we have seen.
Il Is a ight and agreeable fartne. very pleasant 10 the
taste, easy Of digestion, and hence specially adsptet 10
the use Of the sick. the thousands OF dyspep,ics among
US, AID for young children, besides, the Sea Noes, ~
prl1cipal Ingredient, has many curative properties, ad
Is highly recommended for pector Il and ~scrof1lous a.
fections, and Is perfectly harm ess.
Here, then. we have an entirely new article Of food
OF the most delicate and inviting character. sdspsedb
lotte de Russo, etc, and almost invalnsble for use BY
the Invalid II Is Simple, delicate, nutritious, harmless,
rene 1lal and economical, as 1t can be furnished fr
Maizena,, Farina. etc, for all OF which It Is mere ihsn q
IL u made up without t-onble, and viii always DO
s use.-Iaielt aieHt.
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oold closed in New York on the 27A
nli3H
Corrected oensul returns OF New
Hampshire chow The population Of the
State ODE Sl1g76i ne, loss s070 in ten
yeafs
The Uniyersalists commenced the oele,
braiion OF their centennial anniversary a,
Gloucester, Mass, on the Goth.
Edward Avery, Of Braintreo, has been
nominated for Congress by tue Labor Re.
i'rm party, In the Second Massachusetts
District
a pugiiistic encounter occurred on the
tage Of the Grand Opera House in New
York city, on the morning of the 2Osh,
between Jim Fisk, Jr., proprietor, and
Max hareizak, manager, in which the
former Is said to have been badly pun.
ished
The New York Democratic State Con.
venuon al Rochester, on the 2ist, made
The following nominal ions. For Gov.
ernor, Ino I, Hoffman Lieutenant Gov.
ernof, Allen G. Beach Comptroller, A.
r. Nichols; Canal Commissioner, long
term, Jno. d. Fay short term, Geo. w.
chapman State Prison Inspector, Solo
mdn sehen al re nominations
The Democratic State Central Commit.
Tee Of Now YORK has organized by n 3.
election Of samuel J.. Tilien, Of New York
city Chairman, and VIM Cassidy, Of Al.
haHy, Secretary.
The Republican Congressional Conyen.
isn q, Cortlandville, N. Y, on the 2lst.
nominated Hon. r. Holland Duell, of
Cortland, for successor In Congress 70
Hon Dennis Mccarthy, In the Onondaga
and Cortland District
One hundred and twenty volunteers for
The French army were arrested At New
York, on The 2ls,, on board the steamer
Lafayette, by the United States euthorl.
Ties, on warrants issued on COMPLAINT Of
The North German Consul, General Res.
ing. They were oon aiterward released.
but not In time 10 set on board the steam.
er' sone 500 or 600 volunteers managed
TO sail however. The men arrested had
been recruited In New York and Brook.
Ign.
]. Thomas Davis is the Republican ban.
dits'e for Congress in the Fifteenth New
York District.
At New York city on the esd the Chi.
cago White Stockings defeated the Eek
lords, Of Brooklyn-ai TO s.
Hon Ri Perry has been nominated for
Congress by the Democrats Of the Albany
IN. " District.
In New York city on the eith, The
White Stockings, of Chicago, defeated
the Alantics, of Brooklyn-9t
A New York dispatch Of the cath states
that owing TO the presence Of French
gunboats outside the bay, the departure
Q al German vessels, of which q number
were ready 10 sail. had been indefinitely
postponed. The North German Consul
had sent a protest to Washington against
what he considers a violation Of lnterua.
law. The French vessels were
RAID TO be yiag within one league of the
shore.
Judge Robert c. Grler, during twenty
Three years a Justice Of the United States
supreme Court, died at Philadelphia, on
The evening Of the 25th, aged n.
AT Philadelphia, on the e6th, the Chics.
80 White Stockings defeated the Athletics,
OF Philadelphia-i1 10 II
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lnlare The main spring Of q witch, ard ey,r
porton Of TIE works becomes disotdered IN
human stomach Is to the human system what lint
elastic piece Of metal IL 10 a ch~rcnomete,. n
influences the &C ion Of the other Organs. ande con
trols. to q oer.sln extent, the whole living n.
chine. Tie comparison may be carried further,
for a. the weakness or oiher inperfection ofns
msin spring il indicated on the fses O, the tine.
pisci, so also Is the weakness OF other dis1fderd
the stomach betrayed by the face Of the invalid.
The complexion "a sallow or faded, TIE eyes ae
deicieLt in usire aud intelligence, and there b 4
worn, arx'ous txIession IL the whole count.
nance which tell as plsinlY ne written words couli
10, that the crest Rourishiag ortda whose Office \
lie to minister to the wants OF tho ho5y, and to
snstain and rencR ali Its p grte, Is not performing
rs duty. 10 requires renovsting aud Regulating,
snd to accoUp'ish this ED Hostettfrs Stomach
Bitters may be truly said to be ne one tAia1 asihL.
The broken main spring OF watch may be 70.
placed BY a new one, but the stomach can only DO
repsi7ed and strengthened. ard this is one Of The
objects Of the famous vegetable restorative which
Tor eighteen years has been waging a successful
contest with dyspepsia in all climates. M spe.
eide for indigestion 1t stands slote. When the re.
sources OF the phsrmacor9'a have heeR exhaust
without, at best, doing more than mitigating
the complaint, a coute CT this Wholesome and
palatable, yet powerful, stomachic effects a per.
feet and permanent cure. In ali cases Of dyspepda
the liver Is more or less disordered, and upOnthls
important gland, as well as upon the stomsch and
bowels, the Bitters act with singular disiire nos
re ~2ulating ard reinvigorating every ~secretiye and
assimi ating organ on which boeNy and menit
health depend.
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John V. Farwell, the senior partner
OF John Y. FarweIl s Co, since the crest
chicago fire has made the munifcent be.
quest OF $4,000 towards establishing a
library for the Young Mems Christian
Association. The disastrous confagra-
ton, it appears, has not exhausted his
means, dried up the fountains Of his char.
lilies, or even left the smell Of fire on his
garments. Such men deserve prosperity.
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"A very sad scene was witnessed re.
Gently at the Troy Police Court. A
young girl Of exceedingly progressing
appearance made a complaint against her
mother for drunkenness, and requested
that she might be sent TO prison,
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We take delight in referring our afflicted friends
10 any drug store where that most estimable med
cine, DR.. S. o. richardson's Sherry Wine Bitter,
can be procured. We advise our friends TO use Il
because we know its value in curing Fever and
Ague, diseases common In the West, and all new
countries. II should be kept at hand in every
family, Sold by medicine dealers generally.
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Bills introduced and rcaIst
by Alr. Tracy Of sae.burue, IN amendneu,
q see. /, ca ~, e. 8. relating % the grand
list; TO special committee On Grand list lib,
listers o.; the sever. towns III this State shall
omit 10 place IN the li-t .le polls of AL such
persons IS Lost an arm or leg, or their eyc-sig5t.
while 20 service Of the Jnitei States, during the
/ last var provided That such omission shall
not deprive sucn persons of the right TO vote in
any town city or school district meeting in
which they might otherwise BE entitled 90 vote !
BY Mr.. Carlton o.; Nsitsfela, to amend see.
( l. 'h. 49, s., relating TO offences against
private property o. committee N judiciary.
BY hr. Pierce Of Csvendish. TO pay John
stanton the SUN therein mentioned to commit
tie on claims
by Mr.. Henry OF Chester, 80 pay I. N Spau'-
ding the sau therein mentioned 20 committee
on claims.
BY Mr.. Field Of Springfield, 10y request, 60
protec. fish in Siiyes Lake in Barnet to ccnes-