, 1881-07-15
Some interesting Facts Regard
ing Thor Present Com
dition.
Bishop 1reland's Plan Of Settle
=. mcnt, and How II
Works.
Another Colonization Company
A1rcntly III Successful OPP
Grafton,
How the Settlers Acquire Homes
Without Amy Capital to
Start On.
austat coy..pondtnee ot Tne cateaoo tribune.

Start IN.
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a0tstat co,,,.ronatnee Of me cateaoo 1>,o,.ne.
+. O. pam, Afiun.. ,julv DISCRIMINATION for
=. . 5H,an towms or t,,,e citv. resneciahlo In
sS"Mra a%o1sm uI' t esst t. as aiiy at custIa ur.
deut Now York. Fifteen hundred by one
s,nr sr' ink .hero nrn l,iaiv tm,,,,rtant oIui.
t,aus pap n tho nnuiat,on nr i,is ro,rtrv md 10
It's wealth which ehtlrel " escape tho ind,istrl'
ais rcportcr of TIC spnbonrtl cities, md for
tho rensoli TINT ti,e i,rw comcrs of tho class
rcierrcd to do not tolcl, Castlo Garden at ali;
they couto osteaslo'y 10 u"'ko u'e E'ana
Western tour, Which Inns become rs tns!lloli-
ablo and rs much the thing to tlo ns Swltzer-
ioud and tho l,!,iue wcro I. few years ago. It
~! ,aurs timn For lain mai n rnt,trn TIM
LOOK so..H 1.'l'o ~ wv" y. 1. ~. w ,,... .,,a'.
visits OF tic Americans TO EUROPE. blt they
sru well started, anti with very grcat NIL"
vantage TO ills country, MS will be sccl'.
lho S soI",." ,Iaan ~ aroat ,r,t odvanio~o % +, ta
!anu "1 :. ".'" aa,, W. ua stoto, for tharo,,@,,
Nest II may oe sta!et, lor = ~ tl"louRn 1,,oa
understanding OF tho subject, that tho bishop
aenroet ns.tr a"s for cnriotn lands nj ryen nrice
co"A'eV ~ 80 - ...,t
Tor sialeu poilo', Mu iionN .uu Mieo ~
which tic iailus were sold = percentage %as
% T. r,..oan r%a 1,isiot onnnnos ,,ta n,,nro.
u! hulope. ,.", no nso .;" l',uoa suos n:s 3
hons 70 laha wi.aa sne aloeesS oi 81. tau'
tho % st. Paul T. Sioux City, and
Tho M Winonn & St Peter liaI)roads,
TIo ~" e,riv m'', a"t,,ers woro nersons If iImitc'
sa1 t ,vn o Tn,o t1,e ~ " !"
tasslo with tho closc-knit prairie sod. 10
t,at closs of nersnns the commentator Of
n,sSnm 1rclnnd, md thc nro,,,Iso in Iaye n
p'snop lvnI. @ .at Inv ~ ,s.,,s,
stances. The scheme, MS will be seen.
. HAS BEEN E,t1SINT1Y SUCCESSFUL.
The I,ishop started iulepcndcnt colonies,
,ocottn7 thnru icrn md .tl,ero M circ,,n.
loeataHh u'cht ASso ~, M'4 1o1s - o,cun
stances lnvofed' lhe COLONIES OF De Nrall
and "Clontarp" were established In 1916.
Many of the settlers got homestead latlds,
while others bought railroad bonds Mt a
yery low figure. which werc good for mar III
the nurcbnse nj lon,is. 1hcre nra M hands
q ay OF TUG n T9Sas }aso ~ o Svkss o. W
n.,Siic ,Io,nai,, In 1aft in AfImnrst,ta wi,tr, IL
,So9 Ss1Iit fan'ilcs. Aese '"o 'o'o''S '''' '''"'
Ihe Arlanr Golony Wns esfaolssl,G. n
1T ~ no|s Is se, S Gmfose e. AhssoeH fh
which Inns now abont 100 families. The 1alul
when tho colony was .oreanIzctl was worth
about s. per ncrp. and It Is now worth about
ST.
1ea ~ II is ,,rno%i, w wn 49,, ~
ssi't, G ~ ~ s,a ~ a,;, ~ as n.aa
M D, sgo ~ wy .al q us preueceSsotS.
road within twenty miles Of It. Now ther0 Is
a brunch Of tliB st. Paul ~ Sioux City to
anethcr-tha Chicago 4 .Norti,Wcstsrn- e.
Trncey. which lntcr. wllI|o II tnns mt toi,ci,
! ts,tt utH coioAy proper IL near enough to be
tn1rs. nt1issAG1. 1..,a -
@lHe seIt13rS nave II th6 main got along
very Eelli llGr9 nl1d there .Oflg may fall out
Of the rlNks discouraged, but II only per
cent OF tho mercantile community escape
ser 4asr sHofT m or aer y w bf found t
dry Eoads or bnofs nI sSaes '''I 'rhsrr sr"s nrE,
fa1asrtni1,ra, T.; nu ~ tuts.! @ o.."es' A"e'c 0'o
bisliop Ireland has encouraged tho settlers
70 secure llg acres each, but Impressed upon
them 10 cultivate but talf tllat amount. lls