Richland beacon., 1885-04-18
The Last Census.
TIL CrSrEE or POPULATION.

TIL CrScrF or popJ-f,r,,v
Discussing aIb.ta. All eayi,ou,nan
Gen. Walker suows that the creates,
ropulation Is found IAtvacn III.
fortieth an fnr.v-..r,t rtrllle,o ~
the seveu,r-irst and nluteenth r.e,i.
dams. Ole-,ifth IF the p,nu,..i,r
live within 100 feet If the sea lavaI
two-ffths within 51J feet and only
.O3 above an elevation o: 2JpJ fa2:
The manufacturing and coinmcr,;a
interest ofthr country are lota.e,l,,
the lowest ielc.s. while the prairie
and grain lands are from 800 to151-
feet above he sea. The m.aY e,ay.-
ton Of the couutrv j. 26r1 feet. while
the nlsau p1pvil:.un i .auY,i at -oq
41S'' Al" l'S' tLAt tAe ;EiltSt ei"Vl-
,'',--' 90 - ,.'''>-f 7''''-,' i no
'.''' - wa -" - o"t
..'' '.'''e - ti,-' S''"'" IL ;.i.; "!rec-
ION - = o't"-! it' "-,,aAt' l'r the
=, 7'''''' M 'ur e''' ~ I'Si"n i1r
e..; ~ .'ion. ;i.. t''it - W.. II '"e i'o''i
.'-e ~ L. '''''' ''-'ci -'u'-V!4S "f
s''. ei d "a : ''i' ''-i'i III are a''A t';tt
iIIiT ..1, " 't''''"'''" !l''E SUSAN it'1'f
.;i "'i' NY: ny -'i'i -. - - pr. e''1 g.
- 80 i'''i" ne ;" 2s'cfA Hel gus
N'e ii'S '"7 ao'a!'':'es ci forest
,,'' S!D"',' io.'Ii" I uh Et''erH E;.t''erH inoun'rn
".'t '- ~ MO ,' "I a |,"'.'tr1d-
''t''' - ~ :, u lHI I.ht ol ~ ii,cheS
~ i,,r'i''' r., ''' l''"' iee' ei' VA
'-'''' Az "a acne Ii,ii"I OF the
I'M D"'''' - - -.,'iGS' I "ii'!e tH't "i
Po; P;'.,' &c ".9'.it'' - ~
i":,i iu:'ieH u t'sr cent 81 'le p'pn-aAoh
','? ''"ii' "',t "vetI '''e hhes II 81
''i,' % 'i'lcs. '1' c1i ID Rue con l!tiohs
- II oi'i ~ oeo' pe''" 10 II" deg.
a"o'e ~eI''
The FOREIGN ELEMENTS.
Gen. Walker discusses the foreign
elements of the population in Interest
ing detail. The percentage Of iuhab-
ltInts OF foreign birth in 1850 WAS
9.9S: in 1860. 1916: in 1870 I444.
in 1889. 1873. The foreirn ,onula.
ton reaches its maxim where the cen
eral population is densest. alonr lsij-
tude 40 and Il, longitude 73 and
Since 1850 the proportion Of Irish in
every 10000 foreigners has fallen
from 4ZSo To zoo. He Germans
ave 3 ''he' ProPoruohi'ely New
toi h s''''i's His' III "o7Le3ale lor-
t"'Pu'''i,ii I.i'' ai,o hrSt III iriSh
neiiii"'i' ana Ll3l7h popd!atioh'
a'ii s'ah's second III a@5re-
gaze ipre'on PoPuia.ioh, liiihois third
"n'' MASSACHUSETTS t., iourth: Ihe IN
- -eass Al = HiiGs7 PoP',i"'ioh mas not
80 ,oH; ".ia; MI I' ii"' { peei, eAPec'eu'
n i?'o lrn tne y anna" Ciine'e PoPa.a''Cn was
90 oln Al iI"o, '" o2'ooV, 1 49, III icio, o''o'o;
s-..;7' So ;oJ' tOo'oJo. ne wv i'i"ii oi
'''s. i'i 5n1oo' = 'rl''-''!'S' .'.i' - '9"t Is
,',I.'ine DIp''0,' a., - t,o t"'oie'''ho III "otl-
e"l. 20 10 -: "ei '.i''i-' e'iE"oe ior
~ II i'ii' III Peis"ldi ana pro-
ie@aioi.'i seiN'cIs Is servants tue pro-
Pci ,i'h Sl' SS"i''' "Sii'i'h' 10 4i'
i'i- - ie '''o ie" 'ei u''"S VINO
81 '7A'i'o opeiI'i'e'' ou' many lii'u
anu 'ii'ie Dii'i'ti 'Aiiieiic1nS eh?"5e
a..o dn uoiiieS'tc . ~ ~ seIs!oe' aiIhpt 'hsT'
a. { inoie 0ei iii'1' '1'n Ari'n III 'He
country
srRIKING STATISTICS
The total population stands six ma
tive to one foreign, The criminal pro-
portion stands: Foreign, 1900; col ,
ored, 1900; native, 10000. The nu-
mercai relation of those born abroad :
and their children here is as follows: