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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
TOWN TOPICS.

Tie LADIES' sian gave . BAL a Todd >
Esil 4st st@nsas suiea xaa ialkeiT az
tenesf
ras dsnes sissa - Is seath End social
sillD sEs iarssF ssissdef. = ~as asia
last sssu4 ~ a. tAs 0risls t1k.
Aiss Pa mrr's slsss IA daaciag - meet
% Isarti4fs hereafter insisaa % fridzgs
O. Red Aeu's dsli eea.a DIVISION 81.
The lrisf ~ Chrsea Ff.ea ais s.ii siye aa
e5sisI sealsl 81 l1e h1gitf il3ass 1n seria-
asr-st. assFs Lseaast-sf, ssmesgos sven
iaz
The oanx People Gu ~ ai 6rsas cbereA
sui xsss sapp<f l1,s evening Al he ilse-
tory rIprsE ssfFe4 - 48d lAzeaxLeAi
tns sFslinf
fhes. hsiliv sas Aiile1 81 ihs cars Ia
Chleas8 Fssieldaf aEd LeiexrsHs have bssn
fscsiFe'i aere 30 notify 1is fens JQnu ana
Fatrivx. ii tbsy esa es toant-
The Rsnsisll Relief Csspa. u C0opsrs-
vie. Eli F,si. tae soldiers h0sas t0.isy.
aud fas CesfsS Hsusf Corps - tbs altsr.
ucen. a. fAeif re- al4f nsefins
The monthly meeting ~ lhs Grand Rap
his hlcgsle tla9 s4s held last sssalnz
TIL. Organisation - is 1oarisbiag eondI-
ti1n. sad A4s a larEs membership.
The montbly mesasg Of the Board o.
a+tNFttttAt 20 t4r Nf ~ - - AttAA Iratrf-
dsY g. TIE Home. Esaofis sera presented
znd other rs4tiae matters dsscussel-
Judge -sysfens Yesterday ogsrruied ths
m0tioH IA affest "a Judgment ia Tie case o
A A. Davis indietsd tor taking, sscseting
smbszzllDK and deatroyiax a letssr lsksn
ffog. tie CDlied states malls.
Res. Dr. Campbell FAR has received al
sB0uYmous donation of so ID use IA
sdgsncing the good sork a. be sAAll thins
proper. agd ls has decided % 1se q 70 ersci
chapel f0e the NOrte Grand Rapids mis-
slon.
Iron M0ulders' aion, No. 2i3. will GIVE
call the proceeds 10 be sci aside Tor sick
benefit fu.d ~ GermsDla Hall FRIDAY
evening. Fsbfn4rY 10. Music BY smith s
Ihoras Daad. An oyster supper sill b.
served
The foliosing contsxeoEs diseases vers
reported 90 the hosrG Of Health Yesterday
Margaret NeAail. 28 Allen ST. scsflst fever.
RsUs sad Ars- bsmiii. lf West BridEe-sL
Frank Lemon. , Naltey e.. and Fred Zlnser
~ south JefisrsOa-sL, a. Of measles.
Miss Nellie Hsney. waiter Al the Eszl,
Hoisi Nas u0tihsd yesterday that hei
brother John Hsney was AZ the Mercy
Hospital, blk Rapids. unconscious rom
wound received ln tne lumber oods. Miss
Haney aud her mother have gone 10 ears
Zoe him.
The Neet Michigan Park Association
hsid a short session Yesterday, but owing "a
TIE absence u Ar. Hlsken. Who was L
submit bis report. little was done. Ih,
msmbsrs Informally discussed finance and
railroad transportation and adjourned until
next tuesday evening
The funeral Of the late Delos :. Critten.
den vii De held from the residence OF avs
daughter. in Ggand Rapids township. hall
mile north Of kuapp's school house. ri
o'clock today. The remains will b.
brought 20 this city and buried IN the Val
lev city Cemetery. a number OF member:
o. the typographical Mon will attend 10
body.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Il . currently reported that circulars ar.
seing forwarded 10 al parts Of the State
snd especially - those ceunties where
iocsi option has ven Fsted On sod decided
n isvur u prohibition. cas,inx npon sAison
seer-rs to orvsniss --.cisl' snd 'p.s.fne'
elnhs. incosporsfs 1ader tbe Avs ol shs
state. and srads the ineVitshle incoayen-
iances Of prnhioIticn. Ia<hanu eouatv r.
Gently vafsd t1 aool sh re saloon. sd ihe
Lansing lfQaor dealers hsYs 81 s@en favored
with circulars directing tdem how % Or
xsnirs ciues. snd IL is safe TO -sv tie slsiss-
men go esssmo's af The cspital = 7ssr
hence ~ili ne sufFsr f-su ne fsck ef sosne-
th ing FOR the stomach s.sche.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
TO SIT IN THe JURY sox.
Those who viii serve as ths rr.ver
Dt.srtet I :. Court

rhoss who will serve as ths Traverse
District :. Court
A short session oil the UGllsd States Court
vas held yesterday after Which United
Commissioner McQasSsn snd the other
officers drew from tae box the nsmes Of the
following persons who will act as ju-ors at
ihs next term OF the Traverse District
United States Court
=. A. Wlddsy. Paw Paw. Elijah Black
rosn. AllssaD Richard A. Crooks. Bear
Laxsr. Aanis,es county. Giles Markham.
White Pigeon. Ed A. Bsse,
Sicnland. Kalamazoo county. James Pratt,
Ovistt Lseisnaw county. Hiram Bailey.
Monterey. J. '. Armstrong. Chippewa
LAKE. Ascosta county. James Winnie
t;rsnd Ledge. Levi sparks Fairlald, Bcr-
fisR county. Fred Thomas. ionia, VI. J..
Murphy. Sorth Bosrdnan. kalkasks
CoaaJy Enno Fruins. SoFinE Lake. Hiram
lucas. Lake City. Aissaukee County.
walker s. Johnson. Nortbp0rt. Lesiensw
county. NJ. J. Wrisley Laksview. Mont
calm county. ". s. CROSBY. G0plesville
Van Ruren county, Frank Adams. Lowell
Edwin Thsvsr. Essmanviile. Edward Il.
uonnsllY. city. john T. Cartlss. city, John
r. Headlev. Ala. Kent county. sherman T.
CoisOn Aissks ksnt county. Geo. v E.
Bsisei ~ bite pixsuu.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08


Wm. r. AsCounsli is 7uifs seriously iu.
Rev ANA shaw isctarsj n Ionis last
evening
Ms Rnnnion = visltirx friends in Ns-
York cifV
Mss Mvrtie Res- = fh- ru-st of frisuds
IL Hsstinzs
. = Issthsrs hsz ret1-ue5 from BIS
southern trp.
Mr.. c. Van Cisve G4sson is visiting
trends II Detrail
w. Aiteu snits hss rsiarues frou basi-
usss trie tc Isnstax
Hon. IT. T. ofH~sn = ssfsu5irz the Su-
prsn1e Court a. Lsnsnx.
NJ and Mz Ed~srI FiizGersld. oi Man
ceions arr guesis a. Fas feniieu1e.
6ssrxe y aegs e SOW ia s. Pas sn3 :
sxpertea - ssen1 SunaaT y tAis cry
H6n. g.. r. wsskFrs has returned from q
t-ir 10 re nerfhern rsrf Of t1s STATE.
Ms ~ 6. Brsehirs3 = oaii< u frlzu t1e
ef>cfs - TAI received On >Isito8-st
r = G. va Asnns = ceafse 90 as
hone On Ssrsh Prospects, ~ita q hsvs1
Mis. Nsud coIhns enferssinef -
| ss~nss - s~-s<n. 80 svss.s< - ne rss
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

movsmsns IS on loot to have the Coun-
Ct arrange for Eork house for The especial
violating the city ordinances. At present
they are sent 10 Jail. and prssurnsbly are
sst 20 YORK on the stoae pie ia the oscx
yard ouf the isoor q 81 lixht -ns ths sx-
srCise 80 Eeafle. that professional trsmps do
not oblscg to soil with the hammer IN Gnu
sidefsiion ot receiving iree board and lodg.
ina Ia the YORK house it - proposed 70
make rne offenders against the ordinsnces
% something besides So ar1uad. saf. sleep
ard nisv cards and thereby IL is hoped the
tramp element vii oe frightened into giv-
Ing tnis city ne 70 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

A very pleasant leap year party took
place at the residence o. Henry c. Hoga-
done, in the township OF Walker. Monday
evening. A sleigh load of ladies and gen
tlemen drove out from the city, aud were
very cordially welcomed by Mr.. and Mrs.
H0gsdone and daughter After dancing
and card playing the party sat down to q
most excellent supper. The party broke up
near morning. receiving a kind invitation
10 come sgain. The persons in attendance
were. Misses Ella Davis. Alice Davis.
Neitie Davis, Lillian Hinsdiii. Lille Wilkin-
son. Anna Johnson. Jennie Johnson, Lulu
Thompson, Rens Hogsdone, Nora k-ifer,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Huiford and dsugh-
ter Msble. Messrs. John De kruif, George
Phillips. 4. y. Smediey, c. w. AcGill, DIR.
Fred. Wright Anthony Thomss, James
Van der Berg. l.. 5. Carter, Francis Van
DuCteren.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
THE SOCIAL ROUND
NoRs PsOao sAsrlss lssT Nls-T
A nFssf assanss % ssans q ehs rtsssarss
Froaissa Zoe rbhs Aftsrnssa AID
Essaiax Hass4s4ts ~ Fssssss
Ia saa OsE sf ths Cifr

+ 3 rsiats,i on 0oi authority taat = csf-
Laia se4ilsraka. sell known "a tas SOC .
eireies u tlis ely sad BIS ~ife ars Il shs
A4eit Of sltung 40 a bed after having re-
ssfsi a. nixai. sad induigng Ia he fssein-
atiaz sanls u pedro. They also hsVe a
dog His eans Pedro. snd as l. ssid 10
De game u TIE Dackeeae.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Mrs. ". 9. Gunn gives 1 O'Clock lunch
con this afternoon
Mr. and Mrs J. X. V. Agnsv give pro
gressive pedro tonight.
Mrs. Chsmplin and Miss Cbsmplin will
receive this afternoon ron to s.
Mrs. James Smith will gives four-hsnd
progressive pedro this evening a. her home
on Isfferson-eve.
The PENINSULA Cubs grand annual bail
occurs tomorroN evening and will be o. =
of ths most delightful social events Of he
season
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Major W. r. AcGurTin. Major W. F
Hsks, Csptsin W. l.. Kinney. Lieutenant J
Snrsuder. Sergeant L. N. Spring. Privates
T. II. Kinney. VIM. keck and William
Murphy. members of Co. b, Second Regi-
meuf 81. ;. T., LEFT yesterday at l.l0 p. m
for jar kson TO attend the annual party
given by the Light Guard, last evening.
They we're accom- panied by the following
ladies. Mrs.W. L. Kinney, Miss Ella Cham
berlin. Miss Emily Snydsr aud Miss Matte
Aifhen. OF Lowell
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

On Monday evening Mr. John Snitzer
was given 3 birthday party at the residence
Of bis son-in-law. Mr. II. Wander Weyden.
his seventy fifth birthday having occurred
on Sunday. The evening was very enjoy
ably spent ia music and conversation. AZ
ter supper appropriate remarks were made
by Regs. 4. Mosniyks and i. Winter. to
which Mr. sni,zler effectively replied.
Among the guests present were Henry
Sniizler. bis oply son, OF Chicago. and
Miss Anna Tentrope. of Amsterdam, Hol-
land
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

The Central c. l.. :. c. Circle met last
evening at the residence OF Miss Nellie Aus
tin, on Barclsy-st.. and was addressed by
Rev DR. Knapp on the Philosophy OF the
Pan OF Salvation. A vocal solo, "Blesl
Home" was rendered by Mr. Dow Austin.
after whica business was transacted relative
to the reception 20 be rendered Rev. NJ
J. NJ. Hall. on February a. az the Royal
A rrauurn Hall
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

IORTGAGE SALE Default haying been made
vi in the conditions Of "A certsia mo tesge. exc
cuted by Clinton ID. shoe maker and bHrah g..
Shoemaker. h.s wife OF the village OF GrBndville.
Kent county, Staie OF Michigan. 10 Julia G..
Parker. OF New raven. county OF Naoowb and
state aforesaid and REGARDED ia The once ofthe
Register oil Deeds OF Kel county, ~ ichigat. ia
llber i0l OF mortgages on pace ~, on the I'm
day OF November a. r., 1855 al 2.3J O clock y.
m. on which inOrtgaga there is claimed 20 he due
al the date OF this aftice he sLm OF eight hum
dred ard twen y-tve dollars anc sevcDty-hve c. nts
tSS55.s5), and no suit or y Ocf iiugs at law
having been instituted 10 recover JLc said
sum or anypart thereof. motto is here ~
gven that ty virtue OF the iower cl "a e
in said mortgage contained and tAe statute
in such case made and prOyid, d, sai (
mo tagged premises herein described 10 satisfy
stid mortgage debt, interest. at orDey lee ian sf-
Orncy and councillor at Law having Letn en-
ployed to foreclose said mOftp a,el. ani costs OF
SAFE at public auction To The highest bidder, on
Friday, April 9th. A d, lSss, at ten
O'Clock a M. al the sonth front door OF the court
house Of said Kent county, Michigan. uhc same
said county D. To wit. Court block, Lyon street.
in the city of Gratd Rapids said premises being
described as follows. to-Wt:
All those certain piecesi0r parcels Of la1d situate
aud being in the village 81 GrandYi lc county Of
Kent and state OF Michigan and Gescrib Il as
follows. 10 wit: Lots nunlnc- one hundred and
ninety-fye $50, one hundred and ninety-egbt
cred and ten l2ln Old survey, al n plat q Irand-
vile village, according to the recorded plat
thereof
Da,edJan 2llh. A. D., 1855. wod
JJLIA 4. PARKER. Nortgnree
CROzIkR CUTLER, Attorneys for Mortgage.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Czs MsN Svkrfer CsxNox B.Eff
We'll ~thst depsnds He can e bis
thrcst = arge sneaxb snd he csnnon bail
rnf toa iarEe The question resir seers
verfhr cf sorne consideration in vfew ~
re sze al sonse 81 tas rslis thst are Pre-
faro~ taeT1 -tf fra ttS< snt axe nr.
Fie~ea- risasars r1-rarre Psl.efss -rsa.i
sr-cnste.f. rrre.r Fer.tssle. nsrfecti s
aagness in glass snd al Fsys lesh.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Nat ~ru csnnot sfsrf ts neglect that
r8fazri rnn't reu frow hat Il say ises
81 Esanpfnn. ~ irss1ftr. fa ass
tor-t v~u keew Rat Il -as he easiiv cnfei-
Hou 2 vcr s1nw fhNi rhiie tne fhonssn.
snt one rcstrIms rou 8are fred haes
utterly "a 81 saaf D esze's cstsrrh Ra~-
siv T. a certsin cn0er Ii hss sfeco tie -,
81 fears, ard theT. srs h1n6reis af tnsl-
ssn5s - grssef1f TIT and vnn.sn IN al
s<ffs - b rcrcrrv No c.n i~ualx - -
s<kesEE. a. sra.zrA
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

The Paris Ps3ro Club has accepted sn in
vifston to p8rticipats in a social gsrue e.
the residence % SuperinteD tsnt u ne
Poor A II. G1ilt Mr.. Guild Is keepsr ~
the O. untY Poor Hon 30. near the Y vllags o.
Paris
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Mrs. D. ID. Thorp. OF Detroii.a well known
society lsiy of the City OF the Straits, give,
gives 4 large reception this afternoon, the
rsfrsshmsn,s being furnished by the
Womans Exchange Of this city
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Mrs. Grsce Dosohss and Nr viii Wurr-
burg sre 80 D. married today
Mr. George Mcintyre, Of the Esgis rill
shorilT Nea sn InnIa Yanng adv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
Prices from S3io SIS

The broad assertion that like
values were never oieIed 8
favored community. has been
borne ont by the tremendous
sales of the past week.
SUlTS-A lot OF 30 Mems
Union Cashmere Suits were
placed on sale Saturday al
2.75. Thirty odd Suits went
that day, the balance will le-
u.ain on sale a day or two
longer-until lot is clio ed.
800 and $50 covers remark
able values in mixed Cassi-
meres and Worsteds.
Do not spend a cent until
yo1 look us over.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

SfrcIs1 SsrE Cosxrvsiss Nosnt Fse
pFsaT q
~ s1ies fre Azssresn a 8 sa3 N3rr1' e
>noes AZ re atesf esq - AZ tae s.. rT e (
lcT r~'oes. 81 $50 snd s. &eu eaoss
a. ssT es. a. tas ssRse r-tes
a Hxzcs.e c.
S. Me0~e~-s
sscessssrs = Pxsz q EsrssA
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

The Aiiine CRATE = unQnssfiousb = tbs
hancsomest sud most artistic article of Us
Eind ms1ufscf ursi IN sddfi8u. 50 is sc
kn0r edged 81 - Who have fesfed ifs "a.
ps5ilites 40 be the most economical gate
or the n1srsef, a. regards the amount o|
fssI consumed IN proportion e. tae hes|
gwen out It IS huat npon scien &c
priceip ss Which insure rerfeef cor 5c sfIea
sd1lirsnis ventilation. and absolute irarsu-
rifr iron, TIE es-sne 81 ass nr sa1oke. her
u Csrrsn.er. o. zoe Eae editorial sfaE
rsrrnfe h8a ora cs feF Ai4re ers.ti
r'sced q his rsssSsr p ~ Fast FuHor 81.
an3 therefore aasitlea - testify reys n
sllY 90 TIE correetrfss ~ - aho~e sfste
nlea e. VI ch hs aGes sta o.saslre.
Ihe Alt ae fs iu1l srlts-T tae cesrest
hsnfsoresf sr3 masr et5 snt frtplscs ss
deF ed. saa - Erca srfv 81 srre - fu
c-sase - Sc "a ssits become nofs xsosrs.
knsNa
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

.ks ezl7 -so-hi,,Asis vsrssatls rs>sel-s y. CD 1.
r,g.3 t,-z s7tT s...s-e-.t
II cures ali diseases arising from bil0rsrrss
and blood impurities. a safe. sure. aud gentle
cathariic. cleansing tho system thoroughly
The Old style Is slightly bitter. The View h
pleasant - the taste. All the best medicine IN
the world Tor children. Price q 90
MCDONALD DRUG co, y. Y. City
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
DR.. w. H, CHRISTOPHER

Permanently located Al q N0uroestree.
tNiGdicomh buildiugl. Once hours a. IN. 20 B
p. m. daily, except Wednesday and Thursday.
sunday to 4 p. 10. Take elevator TO Room y
anc 20. Consultation free
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
RrinkerhOT system

OF Rectal Treatment ard Medication Cures
PILES WITHOUT PAIN, LsGATURE
KNIFE ORCArTERI
1900 OR FAILURE TO CURE.
Cure ali forms a .fecfai and CenitO Urinary
diseases among others Fistula- FissuFe. PolypllS
iruritus. dc Structure by klectrolyss. Also
cures Rectal liberation, The cause ot fistuls :
Flssurt Etching Piies' and Consumption Sore
ness acrOss the back. low down constipation 0r
diaTTtca. cull heavy pains or burning IN the
fecutu. blood or pus on stool. pain n stomach or
ahdotnen and hloaiiug. and general prostation
warn you send tor - pare took or testimonials
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-12-28
MOVING FROM MEXICO.
People OF sonora Esnigrafing 60 an
Southern Part of Arixona.

People of sonora EmIgrafing 60 fhe
Southern Part of Arizona.
There has been for some time past
a remarkable movement Of Msxicans
out of Sonora into Southern Arizona
Paso. They come with their families.
and household goods. apparently de-
termined never 20 go back again.
There must be some peculiar reason
for this sudden emigration. although
when questioned. these refugees speak
only In general way about increas-
ing hardship and poverty in their old
homes. of oppressive government and
of accumulation of wealth in the
hands of the few. They all SAY that it
is getting impossible for poor people
to make an honest living In Sonora
An impartial inquiry into the facts OF
the case shows that Sonora Is one OF
the States where the authorities have
made it their especial business to invite
foreign capital and immigration. and
that the lands of the State have been
given or sold in large bodies TO En-
glish and American companies, min
ing syndicates and colonizing corpora
tions- At the present moment some
extra large concessions are on the
point of being given to foreign appli-
cants. There may be some truth in
the complaint that by inviting the en-
terprising. pushing and well-to-do for
eigners the poor, ignorant and shift
less native goes to the wall
These refugees charge that the bloody
and expensive Yaqui war originated
simply in vast scheme of land grab
bing. in which some Mexican officials,
high in authority. co-operated with for
eign capitalists in getting hold of the
entire Yaqni valley as well as all the
land along the Mavo river. Even the
wealthy Sonorians of the better elias.
are dissatisfied by the course high of
6cials are pursuing, and there is /;
| strong undercurrent of discomfort
throughout the State. and in some sec
tions only the presence of Federal
Mexican troops prevents open out
breaks. Troops are stationed at various
points ostensibly for the purpose o.
keeping the Indians In check. but in
reality to awe the common nsopie
There is at present every appearance
of this immigration continuing in tb
direction of Southern Ariz0na = L0ai
rifle GeaTs. r-sf06raak
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-12-28
SENSE OF HuMOR.
Et Il Well Dsveioped Among the Native
Of Yorkshire.

Gt Il Well Developed Among the Natives
Of Yorkshire.
DIR. Hook possessed gift without
which he could never have got ON In
Yorkshire. and that was a sense OF
humor. Sydney Smith said that II
needed surgical operation TO get a
Joke into a Sootchman's head-an
opinion in which no one who has read
Dean Ramsay's "Reminiscences of Scot
tIsh Life and Character" can possibly
agree. and there is something akin In
the grim Caledonian and West Riding
humor. Was preaching one of a
course of sermons In the open air in a
Hen-church- going part of n town parish,
when l was pleasantly struck by the
polite attention of the landlord Of a
small public house close by. who had
placed chair and table ut my disposal
for a temporary pulpit So remarked
on it 10 one of my hearers. why,
you see," said he, "he reckons on
some of 'em dropping in for a glass
when you've done" A curate was
trying to make religious census OF his
aoclx. aud asked a working man what
religion he was. why. you may put
me down as the religion of a wheel
barrow; I go whichever way they
shove me. i. G., whichever way suited
his interest. Another man. with a
grin on his face, boasted of his regular
attendance at church; his comrades
burst out laughing-the fellow had just
left prison, where attendance at public
worship was. of course, compulsory.
But Yorkshiremen men are civil after
fashion. One day paid visit to a
hand-Ioom weaver busy throwing his
shuttle. while his loom creal1ed aud
groaned so that could not get word
in. So | asked him IL he earned a
penny in five minutes. '.No;" he said.
'.how should I9" So / laid down a
penny. Vow" I said. s'let us talk
for FIVE minutes. The man stopped.
looked at the cloc<-"Five minutes il
up" he said at the end of the time,
''but take back your penny; your talk
has been worth more than the brass
(money.) You may look in again i
you've amind. - Temple Bar.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-12-28
BIG NATIONAL DEBTS.
France Leads the List and Hungary Brinl
Up the Rear.

France Leads the List and Hungary BrinS
Up the Rear.
II national debt is national bies
ing. France Is the most blessed countf
on earth. Tho last computation Of q
French debt places IL at s.. 9o2 SOC. 90
to which must be added $432. 600. 900
life annuities which will expire with Il
lives OF their owners. The funded del
is composed of $4,000. 100000 OF pc
petual 3 per cents. &1. .357. 900. 900
perpetual 1-2 per cents. and S967
906. goo of redeemable bonds. The fioa;
ing debt is about $500. 600. 600. and tn
balance is made up-of annuities to com
panies and corporations. The annu;
charge for interest. annuities and sink
ing fund is S25s. l67, ,0s3.
or the other European nations tn
debt OF Russia is the greatest. amoun.
ing 10 &5. .605. COO. 900. But Russia has
population Of $1,000. 900. while Franc
has but little more than 80. .0Oo. 600 tt
per capita debt OF Russia Is less ths
$50. while that OF France is nearly S2ts
The English debt is next in gro-
amount. being So. 565. 500. 900. IinI
owes 81. 226. COO. 600; Austria. 1857,
coo. 600; Spain. 81. POS. 400. 600; Prussii
S962. 800. 900. and Hungary. $685.. 600
00o. None of these countries excep
England and Prussia have n permanen
revenue sufficiently large to guarantee
interest and sinking fund charges froi
year to year, and the financial policy c
each is made up of make-shift expedi
ents that usually fail to prevent th
rapid increase of government indebted
ness This Is especially the case wit
France. the debt of which has increase
with marvellous rapidity during the la.
quarter of a century. Phiiadelphi
Times
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-12-28
Apache Indian pr.
tlary. over the osh6

Apache Indian pr.
tiary. over the oth8
II supreme. They LOOK snsa
commands and whatever ne sayo
the authority OF the guards notwith-
standing Captain Jack recognizes
Warden Coffin only. aud he invariably
speaks OF him a. the big Chief He
has nssusned the authority over the In
dinas by calling himself Indian chief.
and In talking with him he conveys the
Idea that he and the warden had enter
ed into an agreement 10 this effect
This IL a bit Of adroitness on the part
OF the cunning redslrin. and he IL very
clever IN the use OF this assumed au-
thority In thwartlng the desires Of the
guards when he wants 10 get out of do
ing any thing. A sign or word from
him TO one Of the other Indians has
more weight than any thing else. and
as a result there IL sometimes com
ilict OF authority. Not long ago there
was a sort of suppressed rebellion
among the Indians. II will be remem-
bered that they have organized In u
class 10 learn English. They all did
remarkably well. and those who could
scarcely speak word of English have
now a vocabulary OF several hundred
words. "A prisoner named SyrslSi. who
Is an educated Russian. taught them
because he had taught In an IndiaI
school on the frontier. The boycot
which his pupils have lately institutes
against him il not only lndicrois but
also shows that the Indians are like nj
other school boys. Ono evening CAP,
tain Jack refused 20 go to school am.
gave tho following reason:
'.Blg Chief say TO Captain Jack. Indin
chief, that Captain Jack work hard
work all the time. no school II Bi;
Chief say no work. then school all time.
Captain Jack doesn't like TO work. AN.
as they have been put through prett
steady since the rush. he and his CON
panions hRyo discontinued their liiel
ary pursuits. It WAS about rs near "a
warpath as they could get in ihei
present state.
Sir. SyrslSi could flll good sized vo'
ume with their sayings and incidents
their prison life The following Is !
letter which ono OF them dictated 4.
/ him Inst Sunday. ana which was sent 3
his sister i'm Arizona. TO Cla Tuits
toseh. care Of Alsiecer. u. ;. scout NJ
10 Columbus no kille all time worke
good. damned hard. Me by aud bs
pretty quick soon come back 10 yo'
Me want another one paper from A.
zona come back. This last neaI
/ that he wants his sister 10 answer h.
icttsr. Ohio Stale Journal