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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-13
saturday. June 9Th. 1881.
Sale of County Bonds.
Notice Is hereby given. that.

Notice Is hereby given, that,
WHEREAS, There Is now and was on the lst
day Of January, 1880, All outstanding Indebted
ness Of Los Angeles county evidenced by bonds
thereof. to the amount Of eighty four Thousand
FIVE hundred (ssi 5o0) dollars, bearing interest at
the rate Of ten per cent. per annum, and which
said indebtedness was created and which bonds
were issued under the provisions OF an Act Of the
Legislature OF the state Of California, entitled
"An Act TO authorize the Board Of Supervisors OF
the county Of Los Angeles to take and subscribe
the sum Of one hundred and nifty thousand dol
lars to the capital stock Of the Los Angeles and
San Pedro Railroad Company In the county OF
Los Angeles. and 10 provide Tor the payment of
the same and other matters relating thereto"
approved February I. 1868, which said hond-
were all issued between December 10, 1868. and
September q, 1863, both Gays inclusive, and Iaya-
BILE fifteen years after their several dates; and,
WHEREAS. The Board Of Supervisors Of said
county did, In compliance with the terms Of an
Act of the Legislature OF said State, entitled "An
Act 10 establish uniform system OF County and
Township Governments" approved March IA.
1884. on the sew nth day Of MAY, 1884, duly re.
solve to, and did fund said Indebtedness and Is
sue for such purpose eighty four (s4) the bonds
of said county OF the denomination OF one thotis.
and $4,000 dollars EACH numbered respectively
from TO "a inclusive, and one Of the bond. o
SAID county OF the denomination OF five hundred
tsjO0) dollars, numbered So. all Of date July 1,
1884, having twenty (20) years to run, but re.
county. and bearing interest at six per cent per
annim, such interest pay able semi annually at
the Office ot the Treasurer Of said county on the
first day OF July aud January OF each year, on
presentation and surrender OF the interest coI.
pons attached to such bonds; and
WHEREAS, Said Board has rejected all bids for
SAID bonds heretofore made and duly directed the
undersigned, as Treasurer Of said county to adver-
tse for bids Tor the purchase Of said bonds 30 is
sued as aforesaid.
Therefore, In accordance with law and the
resolutions Of said Board Of Supervisors notice IL
further given that the undersigned, as Treasurer
OF said county, does hereby offer said bonds for
sale, and bids for tho purchase Of the same VIII
he received at the office OF said Treasurer In the
city Of Los Angeles, from this date 10 and until
the
seventh Day OF July. 1854,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, when such bids viii be
opened and such bonds sold 10 the highest bid
der;
Provided, That none OF said bonds will be
sold for less than DC face yalne. nor shall any
sale thereof be final or valid until approved by
said Board OF Supervisors.
The right is hereby expressly reserved to re-
Iect any or all Aforesaid bids.
All such bids must be accompanied by a duly
certified check TO the amount Of ten Qo per cent.
OF the bill.
''''' J. W. BRoADED,
County Treasurer.
BY JOHN MILNER, Deputy.
ONCE Of Tho Treasurer OF Los Angeles County,
Los Angeles, June d. 1884. i.6 sw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-13
FURNISHED ROOMS.

Pleasantly located and neatly furnished,
TO LET, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE
Corner Fort and Franklin streets, one block from
PoHt,,ltlce d3llf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-13

Excursion to the surrounding orange groves and
vineyard In the evening GRAND BALL and
awarding Of prizes at Tdrner Hall.
Admission for gentlemen, 81 Ladies Free.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-13
FOR RENT,
OFFICES TO LET

First-ela lodging rooms TO let; also store
corner Third aud Man streets. No housekeep
Ing No. 203 Main street lei lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-13
WANTED.

competent cook and housekeeper small fam.
lily; washing done out; wages per month, SO.
kuquire Of DR.. Wise. jn3 lot
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-13

Season Tickets can be had at the following
places; E,lelm,n & Cos Cigar Store, G. r.
heinzemans, F. Giese, jr., Preuss & tironi's,
Committee. jeStd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-13
WANTS-LOST-FOUND.


On Monday evening, while driving about the
city, n red crochet shawl The finder will be lib
eriily rewarded by returning the same 10 No. 20
North Main street. jel0f
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-13
WANTED.

Ladies' or young men to take nice pleasant
work at their own home; 81 to 50 day easily
made; work sent by mail no canvassing. Ad.
dress =. HiDD Il CO., box i57, Dubuque, la.
tall
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-13

Season Tickets. admitting gent and lady, ss.5o
For further particulars zee later programmes.
The Committee OF Arrangements will spare no
cost OF trouble to make this festival one Of the
grandest ever witnessed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-13
HORSES FOR SALE.

Draft and cart horses for sale by Emil FHnkel
at DoNney city. The animals can bc seen on
every ssuaday By parties Who desire 10 pur-
chase ny2 n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-13

Eight hundred to $1,000 for one or more years
on first class security, with good interest. Ad-
dress G. b." HERALD office. ap26tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-13
TO LET.

Furnished or unfntnished, four or Ave rooms,
at l2i bunker Hill Avenue, adapted TO house
keeping; fine healthy location and reasonable
rent. my2S I'm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-16

NAL unter 6dn6en! rief paul miitbenO.
SD tpollte ibn fragen, tpie nnlere ibone
Geber gefallen iit.
! gfaimunb i1iittelte ben Gopf.
9leim Yaul, nit benz 8erba6te tbuIi
bu Inn llnre9t, bas 1T obne iein Wilien
gef1eben. 8ilmut 1T elm unbarmber5iz
ger, aber offener @egner, bieie flelnli6e
unb beirntiidii6e &ade liest ni9t in
leiner Natur.
9as be3meifle i6 iebr! gtennlt bu es
pielei1t aud OHenbeit, baB er al ben
aldermen Mdr9en iiber bid Sbiir unb
Sbor Dffnets Oie 2ente slauben inn
blinolings, elm Wort aus ieinem W}unz
be geniigt, I'm ben ld6erli6en Nberglauz
ben nieberSul9lagen, Der ii6 on beine
perion fnapft, aber er ipri6t bies WOrt
lri6t unb l1Bt es ruhig gei6eben, oaB
Die 2eute bid fir ben leibbaftigen 8ptt=
leibeiuns balten.
9as @eii6t bes iungen Mannes glib
te in leibenf6aftlt9er Grregung, unb
es mar linn Grnff nit feiner gntriiz
flung. Sene RGlte unb Grembbeit, tpelz
DIE einit stpii1en inn unb feinem Onfel
berrf6te, mar ldngit gefallen, ct bielt
nader gu &aimunb in benz aufge6rult=
genen Sample unb nabm BET ieoer @e=
legenbeit offen feline partei. Nu6 Wer<
benfels fhblte es, tpel9e @tiiBe er in
bem junsen 8eripanbten beiaB, oen er
anfangs in balb perd9tli6er Dirt als
einen liebenstpiirbigen, aber lei9tlinni=
gen Saugeni6ts bebanbelt bate. SIN
2reiie feiner italienif6en Jreunbe mat
paul oas allerbings getpeien, neil er
eben rti1ts 8eheres anSufangen ipuBte,
inmittett bieier brDbenben nnb rniten
gerbdltnifie aber fam feline nripriing=
liG tii1tige glatur INNER mebr gum
0orI6ein. Sn eriter 2inie NOR es frei=
lid feline 2iebe su Mnna BON 9ertet=
fein, bie inn bielen grnft tunb biefen gi=
fer gegeben bate. Ser ginfluB elmer
tpabren uno ioeellen 9ieigung 5eigte ft6
ielb5t bier, no biele Neigung boffnungsz
log mar, iie abelte bas gan5e Weien oes
iungen Mannes.
SAB bid gu feiner llnbeionnenbeit
binreiBen, tparnte Der Treiberr. 9ier
gilt es ni1t fdmpfen, fonbern ausbarz
rem, unb bas 1T eine f9pere Gufgabe
fir eine1 iltrgen 9eiBfporn, tpie 9a es
biF. SD babe bid itboa einigemal ge=
beten, mad 8u1oorf 5u geben, Su err
trdgit bic bieiigen 8erbdltniffe f6tperer
als i9.
(Sortiesli,y folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-16
: @arl G9urs bielt am Niitttpo6 in
4a...4n 6o0 So, 81 a;tcSneSe ,ttRiftt-

- @arl G1urs bielt am Mitttpod in
@bidering 6aG &c. q. eine&ebe au@un=
ften unierer Wdlber. St er5dblte, Die
feineeSnitruftion als 9efretdr besSnnern
gum S6ub Der 6ffentli6en Mdlber ber=
laat uno ct felbit als Elm pbantait perz
b0bnt tpurbe, bet nit berf6robenen
sSbeen aus einenl fleinen erropdii6en
Gtaate, genannt preuBem, in biefes
ygroBe" 2anb gefommen Ium bieieSbeen
aud bier ein3ufiibren, mo Die Siaatss
mdnner ebenio rpraftii9" feien, ipie bic
@ei9dftsleute. Man fdeine, fabr
Serr 56ur5 fort. iebt iebo9 na6 uno
mad anberer Meinung gu tperoem.
Mdbrenb man bisher slaubte, baB bic
Wdlber bes Wfifiiiiippi<Diitrifts uno
bes Meiteus einen fur alle Gwigfeit
uneri96pfiaen 9ol5porratb liefern
piirben, lei man nun 5ur ueberaeugung
gefomnlen, baB Ser Dorratb faum auf
Bic nd6ften 20 Sabre binrei9en biirfte.
Die fru6tbarfen 2dnberfri9e Mliens,
Gpaniens, Granfrei1s, beren Bep6lfer=
ung cine HeiBige unb tpoblbabenoe ges
meien, ieien bur1 Mbbol3ung ibrer
@dloer unb bic baburd berbeigefiibrs
eberf9memmungen unfru6tbar unb
per0oet geiporben. Das 8eItreben Der
gegentpdrtigenG Generation, Dem monlerz
tanen @epimn Mles Su opfern, tperbe
balb ba3u fiibren, baB man aus Dem
Staate9tetp Oorf iiber bieielben Slutb=
berbeerungen gu beri6ten baben tper6e,
tpie iie uns aus bem Sbio.unb bWeiiliIlips
| pitbal beri6tet tper6en. Man gebe 1id)
bic gr6Bte Wfibe, bas 9ubn, tuel6es Die
golbenen gier lege, 10 i9neQ tpie mDg=
| lid un3ubringen. OieMbironoads Wdl=
ber bilben cine berSanpt= Pulsabern beg
| Staates, tpelde gum 9fuBten einiget
| 9olaDdnbler unb elmer Giienbabngeiell=
| i6aft ni6t serit6rt iperoen bari. Gum
| S1luB feiner &eoe erfldrte 6errS6ur5,
| baB basytieberbrennen bes grDBten8beil
| ber Stabt Stem Dorf, 10 groB cine iol9t
&alamitdt feitt tpiirbe, bod berienigen
| ni1t glei9fommen tpiirbe, Die bas Ser.
ft6ren jener Malbungen nit ii6 briage
gBdbrenb ale cipililirtem 2dnber bes
| eurDpdi6en Continents bic Grbaltune
ber Goriten als cine nubbringenbe @il=
ieni6aft wertbi9aben, betreibt man biel
bic 3erlt0rung ber Wdlber, ipenn midi
tpideni9aftli1, 10 bod fpfemariid5,
obne ii6 um bic 3ufunft gu tiimmerll
S9ubloiigfeit Der Mdlber fomme bel
i 3erft0rung glei6, unb &ebner f6nneu
nur bies Cine ni9t beriteben, baB iibel
ben @egenitanb cine Wieinungsuerf6ie:
benbeit beitebe. = 9ie &ebe bes 5errr
S9ura ipurbe pielfa9 6ur@ lauten 8ei:
fall unterbro9en. gta6 8eenbigune
berielben iiberei6te Or. Seeger Jteip:
lutionen, pona6 elm @onlite ernann
tpirb, 81 tuel9em aud bic 9erren56ur,
unb gbioa geb0ren, bas por Der 2egis'
latur bic 9lasfiibrungen bes eriige
! nannten &eoners 5ur @eltung bringel
fol.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-16
Scr Gatb eincr @aftit..

Stem Cattle, Snb.-9er bieiise
Courier" ber0ffentli9t an reoaftioneler
Stelle bas GrgebniB einer gea6forl6ung
iiber cine bemerfenspertbe Gur.
Gin Serr, Der irfolge zines Mnfalles
bpn eingenurseltem &beumatismus faft
unertrdsli6e59me litt, murbe bur9
bringenbes 3ure6en ieiner Srau betpos
gen, ii6 NIT st. Safobs Del bebanoeln
gu lalien. Sur6 Die erlte Ginreibung
nit Dem groBen S@mer5enitiller er1=
pfing sr iofort 2inoerung, i6lief fanft
eitt rno ertpa6te am na6iten M(orgen,
frei bon S6mer5en ober Web, bolllg
f1frirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-16
$. 9raaer

fo. 4 gait gommerctifraBe, nabe Der
griide, 9dnoler lit gilennaarett, De-
fen unb 8le6maaren. Ngent fur Die
ereeaenten Saborite Go66fen. Man
fpre9e bor 1tnb eranlinire 6ieielben.
9ie beifen S1reiner= uno Ntaurerz
6anbtperf3euge cine Specialitdt. @iz
fentpaarert fiir Gontractoren als yfdgel,
@9lD{5er, S9arltiere &C., 81 ben bor=
tbeilbafteiter YreiIen. Cine &lempnerz
Merfltdtte 1T nit bem @ei6dft Derbunz
ben unb 9a9oeden unb alle in oies
Sad i6lagenbe glrbeiten tperoen prompt
befsrgt. 9a6rinnen Sc 3oll lang obne
@aun1, obne Yreiserb6bung.
Selepbon g}o. 119. 21,6,m
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-16
Safer gBilbelm fol frauf fein.

0tWlTtI ~oElDVlI1F TU41 tIHIt TOlH.
@eni0itens meloet cine &abel0epei6e
bes 9eew YDrfer v@eraib" aus Berlin:
Sn BEN legten a6trnObier5ig Stunben
finb bie 9lerste ni6t bonn Sranfenlager
bes Saiiers gilbelm getpi6en. 9lnl
9ienltag gl6eno ipurbe ber faiierli6e
2eibar3t eitirt. St fano ben Safer ait
einem Sroiff6auer (eongestive chilly
lei6enb. g8os bie ipeiteren 6olgen gez
tpeien, if nidt genau betannt, aber in
Der faiierli6en 6amilie berri6t lebbafte
gufregung. Mfan befiir9tet, DAB Die
&rdIte bes SaiIers 1T f(bne0er 9tbnabme
begriffen unb baB iei1 9bleben in Der
nd6fen 3eit SIT ertparten lei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-16
- Cardinal 2e6o9opsfi bat als
8ii6of pon goien reiignirt.

= Die Mnf9ulbi9ung, baB Gapitdn
S9oonbobei, Der Siibrer bes unterges
gangenenrD 5teinmann1 nit ben 8e=
tDd{iern 91eui9ottlanbs nidt Dertrant
gemeien iein fol-, felt ii6 als unbegriins
bet beraus. S9oDnDpben NOR nit ieiz
mem 9ampfer f6on5tpei ober breimal IN
9alifar. gs tpirb nun bon Der uN. ..
Zines" Die neue Anf6uloigung gegen
ibn erboben, baB er riidli9tslos unb
lnborli1tig barauf los sefabren lei.
9ie eingeleitete GDrDnersunterfu9ung
tpirb bariiber bieaei6t 9lufi6luB brin=
gen.
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0lusfnnft fir 0antem. 9llIe!

glusfmnft fir 9amem. 9laes fir
cine Sausbdlterin 8ini6enswertbe
fanm man bur9 6as 2eien bes House
wife" fennen lernen. Daiielbe 1T bas
biaiefe 8latt, bns fir 9amen eri6eint.
&eguldrer preis 81. Mir6 ie6er Dame
als BrDbe Elm .yabr lang frei susei6idt,
pel9e Die Mamen unb Nbreiien bon 10
perbeiratbeten Grauen ober 9ausbdl=
terinnen uno IL 3tpeicentsStamps fir
pofage einienbet. 9lbrefe:
The Housewife. &o6eifer, &c. ..
/ 3, ,tun1M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-16
Gnof;she @php;mhnIiaiS4eu finn

gngliide gebeimpoli3iifen iinb in
paris eingetroHelL un1 Ben 9lnar6iiten
ilno Syabrifanten BON 96llennaf6inen
na9suipiiten. Nfan 1T BON einem
Blane ttterri6tet tporben, tpona6 Die
Boliseigebdube in 2on0Dn in Die SUIT
geiprengt iperben foaen.
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areisebn. Sabre lena 9aspepiia.

sd litt 13 Sabre lang an SDspepz
iia", f6reibt Soba glbrigbt ESQ. BON
Columbus, Ohio. 09 a m a rita II
Nerpine bat mid curirt." Wie es
iiberaa fol6e 8ei6werben beieitigt.
Sci Qlppthefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-16
Wep. %. G6rtffiatt, !,

4rst un6 gsunear5t. Office in q.
SreiB' Npntbefe, gegeniiber ber poftz
Office, San 4ntonio, SeIas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-16

9lus Der Sail gu Mt. Sterling in
&entudD tpurben ein ipeiBer unb ein'
farbiger M6rber bonn 8olfe berausgez
bolt unb beibe gelDn6t,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-16

sarllnier 91edmare Departeinent FUR
Dumsu fam ipebsr in auulitdt, Multern
cber Breiien ibertrcfen trerben.

sTG Gin iehr srOBes Eager BON 8auuss
non. .Ginabanls unb Seeriuders, lerner
cine rcnltanbise -Guswohl ben Semen
EDile Du 9OrO ,u 10, 125, is unb 20
&entssbtdDarb.
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- 9ln ben 6fentli6en S6ulen Der
etabt Stem Yorf linb 1923 2ebrer anz
geitellt. 9ie 3abl Der @9iiler betrug
lebtes eSabr 1871 1873.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-16

sdrlluier 6erren.stleisers, Turniibins
@Dcbs nnb Snts Departement III ausers
klen unb unitertreffbar in aualitat unb
Wuitern.
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s9llnier etisfsI- unb .sduh . De-
Yartement 1T nun pOufdnbiS IN allen
3peiaeu unb bieie Wuaren merben 5u
3u6erlf niebrisen preiien pertauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-16

s~Ginise gtHd Braileler uno Sn.
grain Carpets iinb nod pcrrdtbiS anb
usrben 3u glew Dorfer 8cfpreiien rers
iauit. wlan beiude uns.
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SIN Safen BON Stem gorf purs
ben i'm Sabre 1884 fir $4,745,352
tropii6e Srii@te eingefiibrt.
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A. Kahn & CO.,

Ode Miain Bla,a unb yBeft Commerce
28,8,t3N StraBe.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-02

ticular this is true of labor in the open
air. In this form of work es-
pecially, where these is frequens
and prolonged movement OF joint
Amt muscles, the weight of
.uyp!us clothing soon occasions
WEAKNESS and the surroundings are not
the most clearly The laborer If knee
breeched and gathered would be iisen-
cumbered of as much heavy moleskin
or corduroy as would otherwise fall be-
low the knee, q part of his clothing
would. not then as now flap about the
feet to no good purpose, but to be soiled
by the mire of his work. or In wet and
cold weather to lead to illness by chill
ing or freezing ON the legs. Caters of
some close and not too heavy material
might be worn over the stockings. They
would be comparatively out Of the way
of dirt, would maintain warmth, would
brace the muscles by equal and moder-
ate pressure "a noteworthy considers
ton with men who are much on their
feet), and if wetted might be easily re-
moved and replaced by another pair.
If some such reversion to prior type
were brought about in the dress of
workmen. the change, being one of ar
rangement even more than of quantity
OF clothing, would enhance the comfort,
fac lily and effect of their exertIons
wit iout prejudice to their health. 1t is
at least suggestive that many workmen
do endeayOr by various devices, such as
leogings, straw ropes aud TIE like, to
make as little of their trousers below
the knee as possible.-London Lancet.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-02
A Spotted Beer.

Two young women were examining
the animals in Central Park, New York,
last Sunday.
"Oh. what beautiful spotted deerr'
said on. The other woman bowed her
lead and wept.
"N by, what's the mqtter?"
"Oh, you don't know how bad you
make me feel when you talked about
that spotted deer. Ionce hsd q spotted
ear,
lyon dds"
"Yes, my d'ar. was strcet-car con-
iuctor, and we were going to get mar.
ried. but the company spott d him. and
"a lost his position, and ever nee u
uak me Ell bad to re p opie say
,nything about spotted desrs. "-aesns
SUtinQx
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-02

There are 419 type-setters besides
apprentices in the Government PRINT
ing Office WasAtng.on Star.
During the year 1883 fourteen ~!
clones occurred in Illinois, five in Kan
sas, four in Missouri, four in Wisconsin.
four in Iowa, two in Minnesota, and
Dakota, Michigan and Indiana had ono
each.
For tropical fruit 94.745,3 WIS
paid at the port of New York during
1883, and in this statement the Nod
and Express sees o hint for fruit-gruw-
ers in the warmer parts Of the United
States.
A diagram in the Ctsistion Uni0n
places the amount spent annually In
the United States: For home and for
eign missions at $500. 600 while that
spent for public education is $S5, 600.
QUO; sugar and molasses, S15S, o 70, 900;
boots and shoes. ,s196, O0o. 600; cotton
goods, $21O, 0OO, 900; sawed lumber.
S233, 0Oo. 600; wooden goods, $227, &C.,
600; iron and steel. $3.50, 600, 900; meat.
S303, 600, 600; bread, $5o6, 0OO, 600; and
liquor, $500, 600, OO0-nearly twice the
sum piid for bread.
Senators and Representative get
eight dollars q day, and the Speaker Of
the House and President pro tenn. ID
the Senate sixteen dollars per day. In
the first Congress the pay was six dol
lars dav for members of both Houses,
and in two years of John. Adams tern
as President, Senators received seven
dollars and Representatives six dollars
In nj tn
81, 500 per annum for members of both
Houses. and in 1877 TO eight dollars peg
Washington Republican.
There are in France 1876 miles Of
navigable ri, ers, as against a. 1870 miles
in 1852, and there are also 1900 miles
OF canals, as against 2.440 miles in 1852.
This shows an increase in rivers of 386
miles, and in canals an increase of 400
miles. But the increases were enor-
mously expensive. Between 1852 and
1878 the outlay for them was nearly
$40. 000, 900, and since 1873 it has been
about S55, 100000 addit onal. Mean
while the quantity of freight carried by
water has increased only 1900, 900 tons
The largest producers of tobacco
are the States of Kentucky. Virginia.
NOTtn SdrOTnd anu lcuucsSee. 1uo
quaint ty produced during 1872 was
513,O77, 5So pounds. grown on 671.522
acres, or about 1850 square miles, and
valued at $43, 1S9.951. The average
value was 2-5 cents q pound. or S64.-
81 per acre. This is more profitable
than wheat or corn growing would be
in the same districts. In 1888 this coun-
try exported tobacco to the value Of
S22, O95. 229, and imported to the value
of 81, 775.596. or over SO per cent. Of
our Chicago journal.
California has long had little
trade with Russian Asia. Small con-
signlnents of supplies are sent every
spring to Petropaulowski. Nielae.skf
and the Amoor River. For the first
ten years after 1864 the amount was
81, 161, 700, and for the last ten years,
81, 265, 800. Flour has been q prom
inent item in these exports from the
start. Last year 5000 barrels of flour
were sent, valued at &31, 600. There
was also value of $40, 900 in dry goods
A novel item in tie exports from San
Francis to Russian Asia last year was
steamboat. valued at $4,000. for use
in the Amoor River.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-02
GENERAL.

A minister out West advertises
"Matrimony made easy --one dollar
down, and balance on monthly install.
ments. CHS q o Times.
From the five States of New. York,
Pennsylvania, Illinois, n massachusetts,
and Ohio the Government derives one
half of all its postal revenne.-M Y
Sun.
-"Milk fed to the cats of the police
stat on S6.42," was q recent bill au-
uiied ny the Board of City Auditors OF
yracuse, N. Y, acknowledgements
journal.
The people of Idaho are troubled
about the increase of Mormonism in the
Terr to Y, aud find that thi ty-slx MEM
be-s of their Legislature are OF that per-
suasion.-Cb ca3o Times.
The five bandits who died so bravely
on the scafiold at Tombstone, A. T .
recently. W re attired in new black
suits preparatory to the execution, when
o e them remarked: well, boy il
we have not lived like gentle ren, we'll
die like them"
"A boy IN the employ of Mr.. George
Pope, a well-to do ii en- of Brooklyn,
went into the cellar other evening
on n errand. and was surprised to find
his employer hanging there by the
ne k, dead. Mr.. Pope had been in i'll.
health Tor some time. olyn Eagle
1t must have been a bes1tiful sight
when, at theconclusion of the ternoon
oerform nee ut incinnati for he RELIEF
of The flood sufferers, after Nils
sons sing ng Of, "Give me 9. Penny"
Nilsson, Scalchi, Valeria, Sembrich,
Fursch- Madi and Lablache went
through the aisles I'D ok up collec-
ton of 3 10 to add to the fund.-
San 4 francisco Call.
Eighteen months ago Alex Pruit and
Mollie rinsley. first cousins were mar.
RED, contrary to the laws OF Arkansas.
The law had Just been passed making
it enitent airy ense for first cous ms
to marry. bat they had not heard aoout
it. ,ecently an enemy brou9h hit the
matter be ore the court and t ey were
found guilty, but on the re omnenda.
on Of Court and jury were pardoned
before leaving tn. Cou house.
New York has had swell. titled
wedd Ing. The Baroness Nadine dc
Huppman was wed led at st. Palrick's
cathed al to Count krakowski. We
have not learned whether the Paron.
ness will ntinue to let the rooms ON
the secon ! and third floors to dodgers,
although we dnde stand that the co mt
will contine in business at the same old
stand, fourth chair from the wind w,
left de as you 81 in. Sea foam ter
cents Burlington Ha1keye.
A curious path,n establish ent is
a ont t, be erected near the Sea Beach
Hot at Coney island. New York. 4 be
structure will be in tine shape of awhale.
and about the i of the Ele h mt Ho
tel. L e building will r st on the sand,
the entrance being at he tail, while the
ba,hers will maze their exit to the wa
ter through the mouth. A restaurant
will form a p incipal feature Of the in
te. iOr, and . steam engine for d yins
uits will be so ar anged that the es
cape-steam shall seem Ike the spout
Of q wha.e.-M y. 1insss.