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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17

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nre had ans stfsr, f"T god "a e. stat'
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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17

As with almost every other trick.
there are several WAYS of doing II. One
Is TO pump the coffee and milk up from
beneath the stage while the ,afs are
resting on the table, BY far the best
way, and certainly the m simple. ID
the following, which I have used for
years without ever havi-g il fail me.
Have two cylindrical tin cans. made oil
such size that they will go easily inside
the Jars, but will not quite reach She
bottom, In one end there Is a large
hole cut. which is fitted with n cork; the
other end overlaps a triile, 90 that when
the can is inside tho Jar. the overlap
ping end will rest on the edge of tho
jar. and support the cylinder. Or the
outside OF one Of these cars bits of the
muslin are pasted, and on the other
pieces OF the paper. When about IL
exhibit the trick. the cans are flied.
one with coffee. the other with milk,
aud placed inside the boxes containing
the muslin aad paper. In showing the
contents OF The boxes. the p~erfeTnier
passes rapidly through ,te audience,
scattering muslin and paper among
them, but without allowing them TO
examine for themselves. When he
lakes the jars to fill them, he actually
does do so at first, but yours their
contents back again. a II TO convince
the audience that they are really full.
The second time, however, he pubs the
corks ont of the cans. claps the isrs over
them, and then quickly reversing them.
and heaping 4 quantity of the muslin or
paper. a. j. may be. on the overlapping
ends. shows them to the audience who
imagine they sec them filled, the one
with muslin. the other with paper. The
newspaper covers which are placed over
the jars are merely To hide the oans as
they are Withdrawn; but they must be
neatly handled, OF the whole trick may
BIO spoiled. The performer shouldstahd
with his right side to . table, on which
is placed one OF the boxes, say Of mus
lin; IS he removes the cover with his
right hand. that hand must he brought,
quite naturally. over the Cox, into which
the a must be allowed to drop. At
The same moment the lefthand, holding
the jar. must be extended toward the
audience. who are naturally attracted
to 1t, and the newspaper cover must be
crumpled up and thrown on TIE stage.
As a pretty wind-up for this, trick.
lot me suggest the following: Hs~c d
large cup, in the shape CT a coffee cup,
made Of tin Ard painted white, so
as TO resemble china. In the center of
this cup must be a partition. To one
side of this partition, in the
bottom. cut a large hole, and let the
other side be filled with tiny bits Of
paper. The cup is set in a very deep
saucer, and after the performer has
helped the audience, he ponrs out A
cup for himself, using this trick cup.
OF course, the coffee runs out into the
saucer, but a. IL stands well up the
stage, the audience do not see this.
When the cup is apparently full, the
performer walks down to the foot-lights,
INDUCES in "A little pantomime to convey
the idea that he is about TO drink the
health of his audience, and then sud-
denly throws tho contents OF the cup
toward them, which to their astonish,
ment, Is not coffee, but 4 shower of
paper.-Svibnsr's Monthly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17
HUNOROCS.

THE cream Of a joke should never be
sour.
MORO for the commercial traders
don't loose your grip.
BASEBALL clubs cauno, eNp6c. fai;
play in foul weather.
THE health of m oyster l. ruined by
being too much in the sun.
lr will take a deal O! polish 20 make
A rough young man shine in society.
"SHRlur pink Is n new and fash
ionaJle color. IL goc, very wei! with
"rawish grcon and po'lywos brown
g y. i~ssagryts.
BRIpGET. a COOL Girl, who did not
cucumber the kitchen with STEADY
company asked permission IL - 10 a
wake. which VAS granted. \ few days
later she called for her money; she was
going Ia leave. The mistress was sorry
10 hear il, and asked II she was dis
pleased with any thing. "No. | III not.
AMI with some hcsi,ancy added. I'm
going To marry the corpse husband
be told me | was the lite of the wake.
-Hdypcr'S DrnTtr.
\ EoY wa. down on n Galveston
wharf iishiny. not tar from a venerable
disciple Oi lSlak Walton. They had
been there several hours without catch
ing anything. The bait of the old man.
however. WIS eaten OF aboui once every
five minutes. while that oi the boy wa
untouched. Finally. the aged fisher
man hal Ia ask the boy tor some of his
bait. The Disguised boy said; Take
IL all; I've got no use for il. I've not
had one bait taken on yet" mo.
sonny; you can expect To compete
with an old hand Ike mc, who has
shed this way every dty for the last
twenty-five years" responded the old
man. with j%ustiiahle pride and super
ciliousness. -GaiCeStOH NcrS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17

and II n he saved only a. by Ere. So
:, IL. in 4 true sense. with the iniivida-
al He who does not have = vhy and 3
wherefos in the things he owns Is no;
only missing the real enjoyment and
service Of lie. IL no; only exertiRg upon
others an influence which i. the reverse
Of beneficial. but i also unc-onscioasly
b~etraying his own most serious defects.
and showing - every thoughtful be-
holder that his life HIS entered upon q
decline and fall %, iess ,ru. than
that Of the Roman 6xnpira.-s.S TINS
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17

HELrGOLAND is the most celebrated
station in the world for studying the
migration of birds. This little island is
hardly a hundred acres in extent-an
isolated. triangular rock of red sand
stone, with perpendicular cliffs two or
three hundred feet in height all round
it. 1t is mostly cultivated. and its resi-
dent birds are hardly more than a dozen
species; but in spring and autumn mi
grating birds make it a resting place,
and these are watched for. and shot or
trapped. by almost the whole popula-
ton. and the results have been carefully
chronicied for the last twenty-five years
by Mr.. Gatke, an experienced resident
ornithologist- The amazing result is,
that as many species of birds have been
obtained In this minute islet as in any
country in Europe; while the vast num-
Der of the migrating locks is shown by
the fact that 1900 larks have some
times been caRghtin one night
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17
Our Young Readers.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17

Ma. ID. WHIPPING. of Riverside. Cal,
is enclosing 1850 acres of land with .
stockade. and proposes importing one
hundred pairs of ostriches from South
Africa. worth from $3.50 to 500 a bird
Ostriches breed at four years of age.
and viii produce four broods a year
each averaging twenty chicks AT
eight months the feathers Of q bird be-
come worth i've dollars. and as il grows
older. attain a value of over 800. IL is
said that it costs no more TO keep an
ostrich than 3 sheep.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17
THE n QUARREL.

sooner be cur scd than kiss'd"-I d,dn,,
kny~ well what 4 meant,
nus turnd my lace from him, an he tarn'd
his face an he went.
And then ne sent me a letter: "rve gotten my
work TO do.
iou woniGbt kiss mo-. my lass, an I never
loved any hut YOU:
I'm sorry for all the quarrel, an sorry for
what she wrote,
ha' six yseks' work I'm Jersey an 20 tonight
by the boat"
An the wind began to rise, an ] thought OF
him out at sea:
An ! felt ! had been % blanc-he was always
kind to me.
waits iitflo, my bass, I amsure It'll ell come
right
An the boat went down that nighttime boat
went down that NIGHT.
From TsHayson's Nep Folsxns.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17

The following stOrg Is causing pain
full feeling in Rome: A ycoug mzn
named Moretfi. a%t.ilor, was condemned
TO = short term of Imprisonment for
some alleged fraud in his dealings A
girl 10 whom he was befroihed went 20
the Police Magistrate TO AK about his
fate and prospects The Magistrate
told her tina; ne wouldassuredly remain
many years In prison The girl. in
despair. poisoned herself forthwith
Soon afterward Moretti was found . ODE
innocent, and wxs AZ once discharged
On learning the end Of his betroihed
he. too, poisoned himself The N.yis
tr.te haA sentenced him - the fnstigs-
ton Of the girls mother, who wished
70 break OF The match.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17

FOR those who desire 10 see Alaska i'm
ia best aspect. ms travelling 10 ous
Ut the pleasanies; knosn mean. ~
J~0nsnsying through the country. With
Indians for guides. the yovage can bs
easily undertaken. The larger canoes
made D. these indians viii carry from
one 10 three tons. rae lightly over any
wave Likely 10 be met on those in
iAaa channels. go well under sal. aud
are easily psbi<d a1snx ssoss inrsEm
y.ter or agzfist moderate ,~fnd. whils
ssng harb0rs. where they mas ride a,
anehoror pulIedlpo s q snossh beach.
are u Dc found abnsx eserywsssre.
VIII plenty of provisions parkea in
no1es. and blankets. and warm ei0th.
ing IA rnbsser or ssnsa. hse.- you NAV
frisuly independent. and ester INTO parr-
nershfp raA nature. be caxr.sd vita
The winds aod cerrsafs. arxxts IN. na.
be muhspbss oGersd ~ aloug xs.,
Nsy To enter the sahiisne rss r~ortsI.
81 the mosntzin foods. the bom~s A
TIE waterfalls md she giaei-r.. and
-seasnp every night IN fre.b le.fv
s"ses. eaFpeisd With fo1sreuamsseL
moses. oeneSth wide out--prrzdinr
OF b syeryresnx. sreomar-
aa.'ons compared with which the b..s
20 Dc ound IA artificial palaces are truly
Sulgas and mean.-Ex1lsag&
-
-Aoo2t sax miles uezs OF Eeoxaxs
S,stion. on h Central Pacific Road.
mere true geyser On the side 81 .
mountain. or rather forty OF them The
Q shlcn throws the kighe-t Stream
. only about an inch and = ns!f in al.
afnster. bsf II intervals Of thirty m;n-
u.es ( casts up boiling water 20 aheizh:
trenfy-hve feet AIos OF orsers gus,
y nth vicinity oser about forty acres
, 1881-12-05

over itnr head until h enncl,,sop |, M,
lrE sn DISCOURSE, 10 tho ntntts n ~. ~ lho
greEnelon asid tho discomfort Of tho vnne INC con.
Mrs Ton. Lander ltaa returned frn. .
rnpe. uild IL nov at home In Wayhlc,,,'"" nQ*
two art,s arc with hnr. ono hnvlax r,t,,roI 'or
hls lifst thontrttu,! tnMr MID tho O,her hrna ruin
wurk preparing tnr Harvard. 'chQ ut
Senator .tOa 1lrDwn NJ t;eor,, r,
yoara oh baforo 10 loltrnol to rcnI ~ ~, "
wna c!cGtul to 1utlEeshp and III y; h, ,.o no
tiovernnr. tic is now, at III, tnItc,1 sto,a.aae
ittcs. 'o "''a h's pa!-
nr. Oliver Wendell fl0Incs WIS vist,,1 H.,
ychr lly Lndy 1inrdy. whn nays q! tho 49,, ..st
1loctor and author In her new bpuY. " I''al H.
notther till nor short but Ut medium ht..t.
thin, wtry man with tror.gsny hatr md is''s s''
twlnRlft,x with h,iti,or Ad philosophy. A.o ~ ~
not dttnncd tho1r luatrc, nor tukcn Inn .'
from hfs elastic spirit; he fH as brI.k II. hi. ".E
rnents as ttlnry ilan Of live. ami. twenty Me'
Holmes, Kcnt!n-h.ntluurcd ludy, ,us, ~
Wltn tieecssnry for such tlas,-nno WIN ,,1s us
make hs liul,1e Il hRrbor Of rest mn, ,.,,,'l
cn,ue nut to ancct and wcIct,no uH IN ,s,.s-
presently toinud BY his ,la,lghscra 1,l,,,nss "srs
yn,lmg wisfnw. feminine edition Of h,,n.nt }.
wish could ropnasltce iis sptritnf n,,.,",,l
ttric,l nhrasos and',sllck rcpartGr, to ,ych Ky
l!F. 'lnsnr thsnk tho must Try. M ,l1,., ,ad atd
triue would 1n!uken lnto lilo ii pSssc, thr,',s ,Es.
tbe 9!ttnblo OF hs sparkling llhl1bsnphy, ~ ~
ttae4 r. ttifactf II pretty FMrfnr ouklg out fnn
nil' tho ttl lilies ad rosUs tlutilLIs sJr"nIl. y
thu sunshine. Iu nfterwnr re,I Ia ~ pMs snsls ~
scraps atid enntEhcs HF his new poems, wtns vts1
ynleo., aiid reads with Hreat p,iiphasIs n"1
spirit" s'' aaa
, 1881-12-05
PERSONALS,

The 1Ion.A. II. 6tophons Is Inclined to OK.
ult over tho faot that although he knows hardly
well auy ho Is tn be found In bis scat III tho
tlnMBU HtOr0 regularly tlAn ln02t VI tho u0g3
robust ln1Mb0ra.
Mtss ltachel K!rkwooll, the daughter ut tho
soatetnry Vt the Inferior. il vocal pupil Of Prot.
nlschotr, Organlst Rt tho ConRruKauunuItst
Church, Waahlnvt0n. She, It u s4!l, possusses a
rcusurkably sWuut yolco+
1t has bean dec!.ted by Cambridge (Eng.l
University to e0nfer lhs honurary dcRroe ut
poct1r OF Laws upon Prof. Thonsaa Hsorry Hunt,
ILL, D., F.'iI H.. uatIfo, Ut Cvanoottout, wbu
was for moro than twenty-five xoars chemist
ailL n,(noFutntugat 10 tho geological survey NJ
C4uu1A. aud rtsai9ed that poss In lY73 to ao0ept
tho ehatr q EculQKy IN Tie bissaAchtleetts ln-
stItul9 Ut Trehn0ln1y.
Miss Campbell, au English lady. called
Thc t2ucon OF Corsica" hus built church Ut
h1arulo. and rules her ehnptalu with almost
teu.'a} tyrannv. IT tho sermon IL too long y
!arse h'ascI IL dsAwn out Ut hcs pocket aad hela
, 1881-12-05
LAKESIDE MUSINGS.

knsson nnh arc out. | was little
further cut tlan Kass0n ali tho time, however.
-Iiscoc';,
Mr.. Kelfor seems to llnya been elcctpi III
tho satua mnnnor TINT tho lrlahmAns plnyod tho
addle-Dy plaIn strength.
snow Is the summer poetry OF our disco,l-
tout turned into glorious winter klntllinK by the
janitos."-AtidjAedfsu fsum Shakespeare lu Carl Sturz.
Edmund Yatcs says that "Glatlstone ts not
n grcnt 1unn." although this ren,ark was n.atle
nearly three wuuks ugo, no intimation OF Mr..
ulastono's roslKnatton has roauheli this ouuntry.
4 very extraordinary event took ptnce yes
torday, nono Of tho malls bringing to thlsuloo
y astury " which trust Yoa tnny ho ab1a 10 llnd
room fur III your valuable pnpor ut Christians
tElne."
Atr. q. Delauney is the author OF nu artiels
1t tho Popular Scielitt 4Mnllthltt to prove TINT
womon aro In every way inferior 10 mon. It Is
harlty necessary TO statu that Dir. Delannoy tllll
not touch on tho subject OF duIuY up back haF.
Afar In ynN blue other,
One star was ahnl,ag brightly, !,
And hnnu In hand together
We guzod upon It utyhtay.
Wo Razed on 1t toxcthor.
kur saw It Ger apart,
Nor ], nor abe, tho lnntllou,
The darlluE VI my hoart.
Your parent came up softly,
Tho clock wns striking p1yhts -
/ saw twu thousand planots-
Ito lirul NC our tho Kntu.
ChurEst i. lWtps. .
, 1881-12-05

Tie tnpldly increasing tlctna,ld for tho
silver dollar IL shown by the fact TINT ont of
n total coiilage Of ono hundred millions Ut
dollars there wero on tho list Of November
only 37,E,7,oB not drawn from thu Treasury
md now held NJ pr!Yate property. The fol.
lowing figures glyothe progsess OF this popu-
lar den,nnd.
Tho amount OF gold mud silver production
Of tha unttetl States for the year ending
juno 10, 1881, rs compared with 1850. was as
followa: S..
issi:"..... @,@SSS 'slSo.SS 'i'SS is'oS,tSS
Ot this amount California produced s!0.-
10000, Dakota 81 5 Dot. and coloraao ,4oo,-
QUO guild, md Colorado 3lb,oto, ,ooo, Aslzona
s1soo. .ooo, Nevada % soo ooo, and utal1 ss,7lQ,.
600 Of silyur, -
:rhs total consumption Of gold and silver
III manufactures end thu arts shows how
much Of Tho yearly snpply ID taken for tllnt
purpose. Thus sl,0oo.0oo of gold and 3d.
0oo. .ooo Of s!lyer-of which about 81, ,5o0. QUO Ut
goIll a,ld -, o0o, 900 OF sl!ysr was American
was usrd for that purpose.
Tho Director estimates the net amount
Of coin circulation IN tie United States Nov.
i. ls5l, at sljo.o2o.9ao gold und slsLVn.Wo
, 1881-12-05
Mn. ConuHN, tito Illinois farnicr who was

Mn, ConUnN, tho Illinois farnlcr who WIS
nttnckcd ono night not long ago by throo high
waytnen ncar Madison strcut brtt9g, and shut
otu hf them lu urter tn savu his own life. hns
fnaiiy ficon ratuasei fr1ftt tho clutches or tic
beautiful Inv, which seems 10 hive t'cun con-
struotcd for tho especial purpuso Of worrying
lnnonont poupln. As sooh NJ ho had B,lcccMlo,l
III protecting hIs Iife several pul1cchen np-
penruh on tho sceno nnd cscurtctf Mr.. COb.1rn to
thu tock.up. although whoil tho 'nstraerons nj
lnck tn him WaA nnio tho nIt.cers uf tho Inv
we're cs,sp!euo.,s oi.!y BY tholr absenoo. Tho
wt,'tnleh thing WIS tnken to tho County ftnspltat
ntlt given the best of euro, wttlo tic tnnn who
ltd soctsty valuable surytet in shouting him
WIS compelled to ro!nnin In ctlstptiy until he
c0u1d furnish $4,000 bali. 1}cIng, Fortunately, q
lnnn of property. hn was able to tlU this utter n
lew tlays, a,tl. went homo. 1.ast Saturday ho
en,ne 10 tho city nHaln to stand nn examination,
and wns sot free, tho .1ustieo having flnally
reached the conclusion that perhaps It would bo
hest to nat discourage too severely tho efforts
nf tinnrst pcopte 10 defend the tnsctvcs agNinst
tho attacks Of Cllengo Dick 'rurptns. III tho
future. howayor, whGn Atr. Coburn visits cht-
cago he w'ldouhtossto most of h'a pedestrian
iznx during tho tlnytilne, and kcop ono hand
constantly OH ILLS rovolvor.
, 1881-12-05

PERHAPS the most Interesting testimony
thus far given ti3 tslo {;uitcan trial was tiut
IT Senator Dayls, who was ealled last Sntur-
day 10 give Ills evidence rclatIya to the ,lEi-
teFsnceH existing In tho Republican party ut
tho time Of President uartiuld's assassination.
After stating tilat ho WINS tibt connected witt.
either Of tile ,prtsert political parties, Mr..
Dnv!s. In reply to q question, Haye It US Ills
opinion. without any qualification wllnt-
eyer, tint thu only wny In Which tho
Republican purity coulI ba destroyed
was by tho disruption. Of the Domocra,lc
party. As tlto Senator was one. Ut
ths principal na1, connected With tie aleu.
tton Of Lincoln. Is How, Vles-Prealtlsnt, lIas
.asways been conspicuous III Atletlcau poll.
tics. aud OIL 1aorc. than one OCCASION acted
With tie Democrats u, tho Senate. lis opin.
lon IL worth something. Az u Dogarstus
kicker to keep hungry Democrats awny, froM
thu public crib hc regards tla Republican
party aa U success, aild believes That for tllat
purpose a!oue, II no othar. 1t will alwAys
inafnta1n lIea'tt.y ami vigorous existence
TO tnenulnefons Democrats, nostty of thu
sllk'stocktug variety, who have been psIilng
thJllselsas Oil tllc accession ~ llelr ranks Of
, 1881-12-05

Eloutes I'll nftaclo to tl'e 1!,aca showing ttlat
the sFowiha c"'hpetttlon OF americans must
co'niel tho feh'osni OIL ~ eSlstlhR seslrle-
INNS upon tho ifeest anu h'bst pfolH"ole
s''ltl'"ton Ut s'le so''' Mr' sf"selion SUGGESTS
ur " 1c',eot le'oFth y. local 'aSnt'o'': M"
"""s t'1"e " VIII iH'o@se ihsestKat'"l VI tae
""hefsn'p al' l11sl,st"e " 'n1's' lls'"o'ns ~,
p,1'nos0"'l"re' oaa's' @'''' sc.t'e.nens' .t NJ
~ H"'t', ~ VIM WV ."'h''"n .tn,cs eaNs
.ne ""se l,"'oiunt e"''lao"t'.4. set
'"euu !" NV '"ssuoa u h'eHs" wy
t,s''',u.s' -. o'.Ass eos"a'" a,' .su'"t""'
~ Ivy "t1'" ia W "'o "S''e"'t.s"' uopl.ss!o"' wv
4" 'nu ts'' VENTS. e"sh Mt' ea,t", NV
tWeor 1871 anil lssl, nf,u cliiehy III tae inter
part OF t'ie pefI"tl, colisltlorn0lc extent Ut
arabie lalltl ''as bcc'i converted to permanent
pasture. II TINT direction 6s's.ooo acres OF
corn anu 2"S,Voo nctes OF green crops nave
pept, aosofpei!, mt an annual rotnfl' there
from of 4s'@o.No Sterling Inns cot'setl'lantly
"isAppenfea." Ahlt His loss tne 1tmcs ex-
p'"''fs !" eotts's. m ""'R" I"1m'''R' ""'eh
henns suitable buildings, machinery, iniplD.
tnents. capital sunk IN draining ami In
'S'' 's o"" " "@ .. ., '
arrcs. Mr.. t,aiui tlncs mi law ,nl1c,,
stress upon American competition. mid
prefers tn charge tho l,)ss to thu ye,ls0lls the
,x,as. ~ n.,.. mr., ,hn .ton.t,,,a,, - ,,,,,
GAGess VI Ftl''+ a'lt t''o "cHcteneS III s"'''
These, however, cnll1lot be thu only Cnllsts,
u,non i a,rortn,n orrt,utt,,ro is ,x,,s,,J a., .hn
S''eo i.'" !" e"p"ac'' ~ Wv
sntno conditions aud tllrfyes even 10 tic en-
te,,+ s ,.n,,,,tnu viii, +},o roau,+a ny t,,o,.,,
ae's W so'"pot'.'S Wy" a'o t''n''' W i3"k
agriculture. Upon tic subject OF th1 relA-
tlons or lnuttIoru md trunht In surnks nttte
s",. ~ ..'''''o'" a 49,. .s' ~ st
trgely, anu urges tllnt tlio telinht IL clcnrly
entitled to Ills improvements. mil tl,nt "tlto
!tsW al'outa estap!1Alt presumption III 1aVor
OF tho tenants title to compensation for n,l-
exhausted improvements alltl should dlsat.
low nll contracts which tend to ltnpcncll tint
t,,tru
, 1881-12-05

Such IL william II. Durfac. n H'tslneAs-
nIun Of Np.vp0rt. IL. l.-'t'S''eea* "
Various Descriptions. :,
NEwro,lr, II. l., Doe. 4.-Wf'lam IT, '',s.
fce, uf tl,e firm OF w. II. Greene 4 co.. soa, on,
tesses to forgurlos Of between 5i,oo A'a
s8u0. llo fUree.l tho mines Of l''i'lahl'n.
r, Datvlnan al,d t;eorgp l.. Ver''n!' ut" ''sea 1,a
tho no,,oy Ia tho lra''s business pnrleo nrnc
hns boen ono u tho ;aost rcsperls1( (,, y"anjf III
illu in tle city liz secured money 1ton IN m
lit t,,u OF twV Oalks. Ills failfa tn tassnp ,sas
lluit Of s51a led t1 tho exiHis"re. u l',sr, SJ.
boil, VeruIl a,Hl lateI,lnl l'!So prs ca,. ,'' 'e
DSrfeu tnrKti their l,nIllrs ol. Renewals ~
prrest ll4H ytt bcpIl t4,ltlg.
, 1881-12-05

WE print this morning tho regular annual
reports Ut tie Controller ut tic Currency
mid tue Secretary OF the Interior, besides
extracts from the report Ut the Chief of tho
nareau of Statistics. The report OF Con-
tfoller Knox contains many f,,cts anil figures
of importance un tha subjects OF tho cur.
rency AZ II whole, tho National bnnkB and
their circulation, deposits, loans, utc.. with
recommendations as to legislation considered
''ecessarg. Secretary KIrkwood presents lis
Views as to the workings and needs OF tho
Interior Department, niong with oil OK
iIausslve review OF Indian affairs, anll some
Information On the subjects Ut public lands,
Pacific Railway earnings. tho census. pen-
a!olls, patents, surveys, etc.
, 1881-12-05
SALOON LICENSES AND THE POLICE.

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