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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-13
Illinois Methodist historical Society.

DECATUR, Ills, July 1s.-The execu-
tive committee of the Historical Society
of the Illinois Methodist conference beld
business meeting in Decatur The
Rev r. N. Davies of Delavan, the Rev.
w. S. Hooper of Shelbyyille, the Rev.
James Leaton of Griggsville, the Rev.
John Everly of Bloomington, the Rev.
James Miller, DR.. Hiram Buck, the Rev.
George G. Scringer, the Rev. D. Gay of
Decatur, and the Rev. w. Crane of
Moweaqua were present. President w.
H. Wilder, of the Illinois Wesleyan uni
versity, was chosen to deliver the annual
sermon at the conference in September
at Springfield. Several committees
were appointed one to select place for
the deposit of the society records, and to
select a custodian. The society will ar
range to purchase the valuable historical
works in the possession of DR.. Leaton.
The works date back to the earliest his
tory of Methodism in. the west.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-13
mlIlIons OF Losses I,ron Floods.

pITTsBGRG, July To- Floods are falling
in the Monongahela valley, the Monon-
sgahela and tributaries leaving scenes OF
losses viii aggregate % over IS, 600, 600, &c.
a large proportion of which falls upon
the people in the valleys in West Vir-
ginia. In Pennsylvania the heaviest
losses are in Allegheny, Washington and
Fayette counties.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-13
Death of a Leading Physician.

WASHINGTON, July IA private dis
patch received from Atlantic City an
nounces the death of A. Y. P. Garnett, 8
leading physician of this city. DR.. Gar
nett came to Washington from the south
at the close of the rebellion.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-13
DEPENDENT CHILDREN.

Subjects Discussed by the Charities and
Corrections Conference.
BUFFALO, July 12.--At the morning
session of the conference on Charities
and Corrections the report of the com.
mittee on ''Methods of Caring for De.
pendent Children, was read blythe Rev.
M. McDana of st. Paul, chairmiln. He
thought that saving the children should
be an object of all philanthropists
Among the great difficulties were heredi.
tary characteristics handed down 60 chill.
dsen by the parents--idleness, intemper.
ateness, and theft. The idea of placing
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-13
EIght Locomotiyes Rurne,I.

AsHTABuLA, July 12.--The Lake Shore
round house at this place burned
Wednesday night. Eight locomotives
We're totally destroyed The origin Of
the fire is unknown, Loss, $25, 900.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-13
MaXWell'S Plea Refused
Gov. Morehonse Unwilling to
Commute the Sentence.
MAXWELL YET HOPEFUL.
The Death watch Begun--The Barrett
Brothers, Murderers of the Nfinne-
apolis Street Car Driver, Secure
Stay of Proceedings.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 12.--The death
watch was begun over Hugh Mottrsm
Brooks, alias Maxwell, and Henry Land
graft, the two murderers who are to ex-
plate their crimes together on the gallows
next Friday morning, unless interference
comes to Brooks through Gov. More
house and to Landgraff through sher-
iff's jury to inquire into his sanity. Max
well bears the near approach of his doom
with considerable coolness, but he is evil
IDENTIFY strong in the hope that the gov
ernor will interfere He played dominoes
with one of the deputies for while to-
day, and was atfable and easy spoken to
all about him. He seemed anxiously
awaiting intelligence from Jefferson
City, however, and was at times exceed,
ingly nervous.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-13
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, July 10.
wHEAT-July s1SSc, August so1s@so4c.
CORN-July 4s1sc, August 4s1sc.
oATS-July 311sc, August a55sc.
PORK-July Sls.171a, August Sl317I6.
LARD-July Ss.15, August $500.
SHORT RIBS-July $752]a, August S756,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-13
Manitoba Elections.

WINNIPEG, Man, July 12.-The pro-
vincial elections took place and resulted
in almost walk-over for the supporters
of the Greenway government Q4iheral J
Out of thirty y-sight constituencies only
four or five elected Conservatives.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-13
Electrical Science.

NEwroRr, r. l., July l2.--In the In
stitute OF Instruction Prof Dolbear read
an interesting paper on Recent Ad.
vanees in Electrical Science. 3 and other
papers were also read and discussed.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-13
MAcKkNzIE.s POSITION.
A Fun and Detailed Statement Must n

A Fuli and Detailed Statement Must. he
Made by Sir niorrem.
Z. LoN,poN,July le DR.. mckenzie finds
himself in a difficult situation since the
German doctors nave published their re-
port of Emperor Frederick's disease. He
stands practically charged with the re-
sponslbility OF his royal patients death,
through misconception or misjudg-
ment OF the nature of;the disease. This
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-13

WASHINGTON, July 12.--Cbaska, or
Samuel Campbell, the half breed who
married Miss Cora Belle Fellows, called
on the president Wednesday, accompa-
MED by his wife.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-13
DON'T READ THIS

Unless you want your carriage work
done WITHIN 20 Gays, as the carriage
trimmer of Yankton, after said time, will
go into different business.
A full line of buggy bows, bow soo-
kets, cushions. whip sockets, reinholders,
carriage cloth, rubber cloth, leather, etc.
etc., must be used up or sold at any
price. All kinds of upholstering done
at lowest prices. No botch or boy work,
but work done by first class workman
that has had eight years experience in
some OF the leading establishments in
Europe.
DON'T miss the chance, you may not
for several years have chance to get
your buggy or carriage fixed or uphol-
sterIng done by man that thoroughly
understands the business.
2. 81. CONRAD.
Capital street. 302 Yapkton, Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-13
Death Of ex-senator smith.

BROOKLYN, July l2-Ex- Senator and
Brig. Gen. Jesse C. Smith died of paraly-
sis at the age of so years.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-13

BERLIN, July 12. The police have ar
rested FIVE socialists for posting AIRED
placard over the speech made by the en-
peror at the opening of the reichstarg
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-13
They VIII Not Hang Friday.

ST. Paul, July 12.-The supreme
court granted a stay of proceedings in
the case of Tim and Pete Barrett sent
enced to be hanged Friday next for the
murder of Street Car Driver Toleffson
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-13

Sibley, millionaire and great philanthro-
pist, died of apoplexy at 1895 a. M.
tHiram Sibley was born in North Ad-
ans, Mass, and moved to New York at
the age of TO- In 1S4a he was elect
ed sheriff of Monroe county, and moved
to Rochester, where he has resided ever
since. He gave several hundred thou
sand dollars to establish Sibley College
of Mechanical Arts of Cornell university,
and Sibley hail. in which is the library
Of Rochester university. He was not q
member of any church,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-13

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, July 12.-The
governor says he can not grant the re-
quest in Maxwell's case, but has granted
respite of twenty-one days.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-20
. Wie aua Rem Sort beriHtet wirb.

-@ie al2 Rem Sort berihtet pirb.
bat . IA IN e oas 8 ldn3enbe An=
,erbteten, an ote Spite ei1sa aeuen
Iltterarii1en nnteinebmens su reten.
iabselebnt, neil es iinmer nod boffen
.ioa. oaS Qarriiop tbu ~, ieinem Staatss
mtnifter NADER weroe. Das 4nerbies
ten tpar tpirtliG eldn,sno. Die yl grilns
oenoe 3shfdrt iolte na4, bent Naifer
Der s2onocn JQuitrateD yeeu1s' einges
rlGtet uno aoln,iHen Snbalts iein. Si&
iolte init eineu Actten Glrttd bon einse
Billion Doa.lrs beor,noet neroen. rps,
Don Ger &rtrag Der pMfte, alio $500,@
900 IN oas nnternebmen 9eftedt nars
ON, mdbssnn 8!alle far $3.50. 900
Attien erbdlter, luno Der &elt figerff
alsRekrpe gebahsa 10 'roea iolIte AaBers
Dem folIte Blltne SIS COO sSlbEesae.
bolt besleben, uno nIan tprlte ,bm cena
lelben flr bic erifen Slnf Sabre ioacr
pou pornbersin fbsE feaen. 8laine
bat fia oie SaGe laneere 3ait fibeaiest,
uno 1T oann bod pl Dem 6tla5Se ges
tommen, oaB es tom tsiier bgbagen
pllroe, StaatSi,cr' ctdr gu isim. " els
lelbi Oenit er anh, oob oieies Amt nod
etntrdSliGer iein uiro. Gs Iiegen ID
I'M 9anoe nno auBeI blIs nod 10 man9e
Dlilonen berun, bic eia iluger Nanu
anffammein tam.
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Gin eies @imbibOra's im Rsids.

Gin Gies Dinbi iborii's im Hei9se
tage. 2etten 6rsirae tam I'm oeutihen
fe,hstage Der fcIgenoe Antrag Dr.
Winbibolif's 3ur 0erbanolung:
der o. idtstas pclle befGlhsen, ben
serbanbeten 81 q erunsen sessniber na9z
if,tenbe @lf.drung attugeben: l. Der
3etHstag iprtcbt aud fetnerietts bic 1tber>
3suauns aus, ba6. I'm Afrtfa fur Grtfltbe
9eiinuns su Betptnnen, jundhff bte Be.
fdmpfun8ceS Negerb1nbelsunb
Der ScIapenfdgben nDtbrenbig iein
tptrb. 2. Ser &etGstds trtrb beieit fetn,
BITE Maeregeln, pslde Die S'rbanbeten &es
aterunsen az tisfem 3pede poraufAld9en
gecenfen, In bte fprsfamie grpd9ung III
.sieten unb aud ieinerfeits 3u unterfisen.
8. Der &et4stae fprtht bic 9cfTnun9 aus,
baB es eelingen ftirt, bic iibrisen bettetltg>
ten Wedbte sur Mitwirtuns bet Gusfibrung
bteier Nabre9eln su beiftmmen, tnsbefon.
bere aud babtn. fa6 bte tn ter perfd,iebe>
men 9dneern gum 3wfde Der 8ttGmpfnng
bes Ne8erkanbels urb Der Gclapeniagben
l1 rsrberettenben unternfbmuneen mad
etnem etnbettlthen, bur1 geretnbaruna
fef3uieseneen Blame bur&8efutrt rsrben."
Ser @1ife, Der ben Mntrag unterifaste,
por BET NatipnauiberaIe Boern,ann.
Or. ,. QeQoDrf biQtste benfelben t,a>
mems Der grnierbatinen. 8ismmd'&
9leIteifer uno norauaiidtliher Natfol.
ger tn Mmt uno 8uroe, @raf Qerbert
g., belt feline Surefernrebe gum beifen
oes Mntrages Binoborif. Ct pertpeilte'
ldngere 8eit bel ben lebeln Der Gclaz
uereL beren l1nteroriidung Deutidlano
als @brenpftldt ebltese. Die NbiHafs
flung oer Sclaperei iei ete gorbeoinguns
oer Otfutins Mrtta's fiir Gbriifentbant,
eurDpdilbe Civilization uno 6anbel.
Der &ei5stae n,dfe Der Slotte 70 bie[
wie mbSl,@ gu 9tlfe tomnen, uno bic
8tlouns zines @olerial Corps iei In
@rpdeung 3a 5ieben. St bOffe, baB. Der
Rei@staS na9 ben @eibna6tsferien
einmiitbis einen oann norsalesenoen
@eletntwurf unterifGeen tperbe, BET
DeuIihlanb sur gbre eereihen t5nne.
Jer-t mebrere Anoere ipraAen fiir ben
4ntrag aao n,lr ber Sreiiinnise 8ams
berger uno ber Soeialiit Singer b1ge>
gen. 2gm ShluB ertldrte 8tnbtborif,
caB bie Sefaperei nidt obne matetieGe
Nlttel absei&afft tperoen t5nne, ater
oab oieie Rittel nllr auf Die Aufbebung
Der Selanerti, aber au fetnem anberen
3wede auf9etuenoet tper6en iDaten.
Darauf tpuroe iein Intras NIT auen
Stimmen segen bie oer Sectalifien unb
Der Deutidfreifinris (oie@ @oloidmiot's
aussenommen) aneenominen. - Snoent
Der erprobte Siibrer Der beuti@en &a>
tbplifen benz oeutihen @olte ais Wers
ber fir ben eoeltL BON Cardinal 2apis
gerte geprtbisten uno bon 2eD XIII.
tparm bsfiirmorteten vRreu,aug" pDtans
gesangen, bat er ietnem Sorbeertran3e
Elm neues 8latt binsusefiist, bas. nur
Der blaiIe yleio ibm ftreitis maden
f6nnte. 6offsntlid uirb @inetborit's
Sies tn Parlamente tpirfl,H einif ben
armen Nesern uno Der dfiitliden gipis
Iiiation In Afr.fa gu quite tommen.
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CUR .,beutiGen 9 tpeaang." 8pm

CUR .,Delitl1en y ipeaang." ypm
bphw 9errn Bfarrer B Eappert,
Dem 8priibenoen bes 3pcal= =Gomite's 8
fiir Die &atbolifenperia a m m :
Iuns in Cincinnati, empfansen mir
bic folsenoe 3uidrift:
uNus Der lebten Summer bes .8nn=
be.er' eriebe id, baB Die 81 Or Is 10 e.
fern 6 brpniele' tpieoerllm tburm=
bObe Siisen suiammenseitare bat. Il.
a. beiBt es, ih bate MIDI an Die 9rp-
pasan setpanot, lei er ahse list.
Saraur sur Antmort: ih ba midi
ttte an Die YrOpasaloa in iaden Der
SatboIit, merchandising setpanot unn
nte Elm Sdreiben in oieier 4nselegen=
belt BON Der 9rppaganoa erbalten.
@ie cine tatbolilde 3eitlins iplhs
unb dbnlihe 2iigen uno nieoertrdhtigs
8erleunounsen. tpie lie in oeriel ei
Gorrelponoen3 ertbaIten iirb, ausfreuer
fann, III mir unbegreif d.
9lit aler 0ododhns
H m Tappert, Yaffpr.
lGp pringtpM Sp., 16. Sec. 1885,
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Jabrgane 22.-ur. 10.

anfsaben in bieier 9aidtuns ofen in
anfpru4 9enpmmen baben. @eeen tpen
ii4 Der ,,Nmertaniiirunss" gifer bes
9m &ieble insbeionbere rittet, liegi
auf Der 6anb. gs iinb bic Deutihen.
llno es finb bic S9ulen in foIden 81.
itricten, In tpel6en be Oeutfden bas
l1ebergetpi6t baben, llnb in peleben fie,
genau nad benz &ieble'i6 n
u unb m ertfanifden @rnnb
iat Der &e beitsberrf9a a It
Fau4 Bis sll einem setpiHem, iibrisens
iebr bel4eio men ,tnb = tpie 8ieble ielbit
sasibt = ben iesisen @efesen ni6t tpi=
oeritrebenben @raoe bic G6ulen nad
ibren @lni6en unb 8ebnrfni1en
fiibren @esen bic Deutiden alio> uno
Dor alien sesen biefe s9uletl appellirt
&ieble an Die Staatsallm ,dt Inn neue
3wanssgeiebe. st mill aud 8eriadr.
flung oes 6 9ulswan9es. Gr iast
3tpar nidt, baB es Staats14ul :
3uang iein fpll. Sn Der Yraris aber
tpiiroe Elm abioluter .3tpans Der @lterrL
ibre &ineer in elmer Sdute unterriaten
gu lai1en, an iolden Orten, 100 es anbere
als Staatsidulen nod ni9t sibt uno
seben fann auf Staatsidul= 3pans
binauslaufen.
Stun, bic @elesenbeit fit bic &ieblez
fden @nidldse 1T 10 siinifis tpie ME.
8eibe 6Guier unferer 2egislatlir iirb
tpeit iiberuieeeno republicaniid= uenge
lii9" :prpteitantiid. Die slaubenstreuen
&atbolifen unter unie'n@eietsebern tann
man an ben Ginsern ab3ablen. Ser
.@anoerer' bat es, por ben lebten @abz
len uno ppr friiberen, an tpoblgemeins
tenn 9aatb nidr feblen lalfen. aber Der
.@anoerer' itanb In bieler 9inii6t a :
lein l1nb ber .8anberer' allein llnS
bic be,ltiden &atbolifen allein limb in
Minneiota nidt fart senus, I'M oas Be-
brobte &edt gu idiiten.
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Stiue Deibnahteu.
gon M elf TudS.

C8enniplpaniid. .Deatid)
8 is Gbriftme6oag I'M id bin alletn.
50 itiII is NlIes i'm .Simmer,
lin Die SiGber, bte sude 10 quier beut brein
Bum @6elf BORT; es idneio't mer in's
Ser; btnein:
9l6 @ott! 60 tsor's net immer!'
Stel Sobr iein's ber- mas tpor's 9eit i!
lin be Gbrtitbaam iein ie 9eiprunge,
Die Simmer 8as ben ie iid bod 9efreut !!
In 6rauBs bots bide Slode seidneit,
lin S6ltttebells ben serunge.
lin @briitmeBlieber bic sanae WaB.
Die ben mer 30 bergeleiert,
So gut mer fonnte, Sopran IN 8as:
vSbr Stnnerleiu fommt " I'M @ott
tpeeB tpas!
eel beeB id GbriitmeB sefsisrt! J.
So, lang is g Der! Tie Sinner iein ipeit !;
SD tpeeB net, no ie seblieipe. -
Bios Der Bit nnb Der Senrp, bic lie9e betS
Sm Serdbof brunne au9eidneit:
@ut gtadt SdIoft gut, ibr 9ietpe
Dort iiper bic &oo6 i'm sruBe Saus
Die Gbriltbaamli6ter l6etne.
S6 guf 10 ftia gum @inbob 'naus,
In mics bolt 9ebt = tpell, 8 ma6t ntr
aus =
SD muB baIt beemli6 meine.
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- Ger WaticnaTabgeor6nete 8ut>
tertpoprtt rpa Obio bat folgenbert
eemeiniamen8e 8ei4luBantrag einsebraGt:
9ei4!oi1en, bob Der Brdiioent bierbur4,
beauftragt uno ernddtiqt isin iOa, 9ers
banolunsen, tpel4e bic 8eridmelsung.
uno 9 er einigun 8 bes Dominiums
Ganao uno Der Ser. Stante
unter elmer &eeieruns In Der 99elie bes
sueden, baB it4 ale uosr etn3elne grps
pin3en Ganaoa's nit benielben &dten.
oeren iih bic jeet T. IT. 8unoe eebDrtgen
Staaten erfreuen, anl&l,eBen, oaB bic
6ff fsntlihe Shulo beS Oominiums pber
Elm perbdltntbmdBiser Spell oerielben
BON Dem Bunoe iibernommen u1o au>
osre BON &eht uns 4tqtsteit gsforoerte
8eittmmungen nah benz CUNT fen Der
toben pertraeidllebenoen Tbeile gefrof.
fen tpsroen, berbei3ufiibren ; uno ferner
beihlDfen. bab Der prdiioent als einz
leitenoen S&r,tt 3u iol@en 8erbano[uns
gen oie Hesterunsen BON 8robbEitans
rrten uno ront, Dpmtniuni CANADA unt
Die srnennuns bon GommiFdren eriudbe.
tpethe bic Netsbeit unb 3pedm&biatsit
oer grleoisuns alIsr SlretttBtetten uno
Sbuterteteiten, tpeIhe isst 3tp,iGen bere
betoen Etetlea i&weben, moSen ie NUN
In ben iS,ihereien posr In Der oben er=
pdbnten geretnisur @ DEG sanaera
0pminiums ooer etn3elner Ttetle
osHelben ibren tlriprune baben In freunbs
ihaftlt4ifer W.iie IN grtndgung sisten
ioQsn. - Dhb,tf cine saa3 persesrte
NaBr,6el, auf pslde iidb Der Gonsres
boffentlih niht einlafen miro. IS t5ns
t,en paraus nur neue Strettiateiten atuis
iten MIner.ta unb @nelano entfsben.
Der erffe S&titt 3u Der inreoeihbens
ben Gersinising muB niAt bon ben
Ser. Staaten ionoern bon Gonaee Se.
tban tperoen.
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Cine intereilaRte Wabl tn 8oifpa,
-etmdS. afer nffi1t fp aana ..Enitnr.

Cine intereilaRte Wabl tn 8oifpH,
-etuds, abtr nid5t 10 gan3 yGaltnr
fampf." 8efdnntlih batte TN leBten
Sommer Der Stats i4uImeifer gbas
3. Trapis tn Bolton ben tbm anbers
trauten Rinoern bic unnabrbeit etnge.
trihtert, oaB i'm tatboliiden 8egriif Don
4blaB bic grlaubnib gum SInoieen
ltese. Mls man tbn oeBuesen sur &eoe
ifelte, bertef er i6 auf isin s rfbu& !:
Swinton's Outlines Of the Worlds
History", tpsl9es aub bic betannte
SHauerrndr bonn MblaB v&ldmer"
Eesel entbd(t. Ratboliiae gltern er.
boben sesen ben 2ebrer uno oas Tert,
bu9 bttere 8eidueroe, uno Der Sduls
ratt, obsletd tiberwieseno proteiflntiid,
beieitigte bsioe. D1s branomartten ia:
natii9s preo,ser als u@erratb an Der
gutsn Sadie" unb iesten cine lebbafte
u Jitatton in Scene. tpelde auf etne gr
neuerulg 9 bes Shulratbs binauslaufen
iolte. Boriae Bohe fanoen nun in
Bolton bie Wfunicipalmablen uno ban1it
aud bic Nsunabl BON IL NitglieSen
oes "a damn ftarten Sdulratbs fatt.
Das @rsebntb war, oab au idmtlie4en
IL S1ulratbspacan3sH v6reunbe Der
6ffsntltAen 5hulen" - als io[4e tpa.
rem fe aufsefea: - setpdblt tpuroen.
Bon ben 21 300 yerionen, bic an bsr
BaH tbe,lnabmen, seb6ten fiber 16.z
900 benz tpeibl,hen 8eidleht an. l1nb
Don oisIen 16. 947 paren inebr ats amet
Drittbe,le In Der Boae sefdrbte gantees.
Die GatbDltten - I'M NIT benz yteu
gorter .ssreeman's ssournal pi reoen-
vtielten ibre lady friends bapon ab,
tbetl3uueblnen an elmer Sadie, tpelhe
ibnen als cine unn5tbise llnD geeenifano'
loie Agtatior erihien." i?D Dteie 3u
rldbaltung Der 8oifoner aathsliten III
gstpiB reht icnoerbar.
l1ebrisens bat bic 8oifoner @abl nod
cine anpere interefante Ssite. Muh be,
bisbsrise Mabsr, 81 Brien, erlitt eins
Jsieoerlase, obmobl R4 berielbe ouf'a
nahorfidl.afe als Srellnb bes gesen'
mdrtisen Sdulibfens erfldrt batte
NaH benz ihon set,annten Stem yortel
Blatt bd er oieB benz llrafano gu Der.
oanten. baB feline sSreiinoe aur 65roerunl
ieiner Bieoeripabl gelteno eemaAt bas
Item, feline Nieoerla5e rpiitoe ein idtrerel
Salay fiir -Srlano iein, ino o.a
rum alio tdt tresen Der gfAdr'
una 81 8rien's fiir bic Sialsidule p
bdttsn ielbif piele berporrasenoe Bairssl
iriihsr 0elfunft ;iA gegsn ibn eeuen
oct. Dieter praitiide PrOteit seaen oal
ffdnbise 6ineiBerren 5rlano's NJ ame
taniide 4nseleeenbeiten, bon Sro
Ameritanern ielbit ausg 'bnh. iit an It'd
il re4t erfrenlih, beifdtlst aber susleid
Die 6 f. alta d E bieier .riSc5 uationali
ff,iaen 0srrruns. Die @oitoner rat
seninnt I'm gan5en bierouI4 cine neil
Settle. inoem lie iih nitt mebr - tpi
es ouf ben elitsn Bid 8ielen noggeton
men 10 gans ols cine Nleoerlnge ot
oortigen Ratboliteu. ioaoern tbe,l0e,'
auh nls cine 3urldneiiung u!t,asir
: i1er AHmaBung BARTLETT.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-20
Sir oas SeosSams

empins Der .Wanberer' ftrner:
Bon Ant Barser 3pcns. Nebr.--Sl.OO.
Dfr Sonb III, bis eeo.6aus tetrasi ,wie
&sv. Reulano untitesilt, isst TN ean,en
S53 1854. urb 81 tben fur ras 6aas nod
su jablen S22. .5l3.26.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-20

% Die nd&he Num mer
6eS .8anoere1' tpir6 bes bpben
@siena6tsfsitss pesen pabri&einlih
erf sinen Sag ipdter als sespD9nli&
psrausSabt metben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-20

- 8ibeln, 2esenoen uno 2ebensbe-
idreibunsen Der oeilieeu. q. Bures,
Al Grhanae Str.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-02
STATISTICS AND THEIR VALUE.

Col. W. f. Switzler, chief OF the bu
reau of statistics, United Sta'es treas
urery department, prepared an essay
on the history of statistics and ihrii
value, which was read before th'
American Association Tor the advance
ment of Science, at it7 Cleveland ser-
sion last month, and II now published
in pamphlet. IL is not a compliment
TO Col. Switzler, only the plain truth
10 say that this paper Is exceedingly
interesting and valuable. IL trace
the history Of statistics from the EARL
est times recorded In the Bible, down
TO the present time, and shows tia
the Hebrews and Romans were thu
only nations of antiquity, so far IA VT
know, who understood the value #
statistics and applied that understands
ing practically. The Romans, how
ever, with their u~nrivalled practic
ability, went much further into thu
details of the business than did the
Hebrews, and carefully collected data
in regard 10 the ofthe empir'
with a view to Its wiser ndmini,lra-
ton, and made censuses Of population
with a regularity and comprehensive
ness not excelled. says Col. SwitzIsr,
perhaps, by nations Of more modern
time. The modern word census comes
10 Us from the Roman word censor,
the officer to whom was entrusted ths
making Of the CELSIUS.
Il isa little remarkable that since
the days Of that greatest OF modern
rulers and statesman, William the
Conqueror, the first completed modern
census In the sense we now use that
word was made in Russia, In 100.
England did not begin the work un-
Oil 1901. The first { odern bureau oi
statistics was established by Russia In
1902, thus showing that In practical
wisdom the Slsv ~ n nation Is very
like the Roman.
The world Is just beginning TO sp.
preclate the value Of statistics, and In
that appreciation TO understand how
much we have lost by the Indifference
Of early ages. Suppose for example
that we had the records ofa complete
bureau Of Pbeniclan statistics, q
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-02
chieago's Building Asso Citations.

II suppose there must be a constantly
rolling and moving capital Of $50, OOO,.
900, engaged in the 800 building and
loan associations in this city," said the
manager Of a big sewing machine a
Germ on State street. "And it is This fact
which interferes more and more with
collections in our business. For a year
could not imagine what the growing dif.
ticulty in collecting moneys due arose
from. Then at last | found it was be-
cause the spare cash Of many thousands
In this town goes into these building as.
sociations. And their number is con-
stantly increasing, Safer Well, 80 far
as | a see the money invested in these
concerns is perfectly safe unless there il
reckless management. BM there Is less
chance Of that than in almost any other
concern. Chicago Herald.