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Enoss OLYMPIA.
Ocscrsi city and County New.
1tcms-New Corporations.

UIyNF1. MAY 4o.-At-,he meeting
81 The city council last night very little
business Of importance was transacted,
most Of the time being devoted 10 n
discussion Of needed street improve.
mcnts. iHt very little definite action
was taken ON any. The only street I'M.
proyements ordered 10 I've made we're
ON Twelfth street. which WIN be- graded
and otherwise improved nj once.
Liquor licenses were granted 10 Gin.
blrt 4 Yeagcr and John Shields.
An appropriation Of So was granted
for the repair III the stage and scenery
In the city hall after which the eeun-
ell adjourned.
Much dissatisfaction il expressed by
numerous property holders berc AT the
diiAtury action Of the council in regard
70 much needed street and other i'm.
provements MI other the city. IL l.
claimed that matters which were
brought 10 the attention Of the council,
by petition, several weeks ago. have
failed 10 receive any recognition what
ever.
COUNTY COMMISSION
The board Of county commissioners
have under advisement the construr-
" OF the two bridges. one nj Upper
Tumwatcr Fails and one across The
Dcschutes river at Temalcut prairie
Tho matter of the construction ~ both
bridges will lie definitely decided he.
fore the adjournment of the hoard.
A liquor license was yesterday grant
ed ~ W. J. Hunter. Of Tenino.
Old warrants 10 the amount Of sii
Wcrc ordered cancelled.
Many roads have been ordered view.
al and located upon application Of tn.
tcrcstcd parties.
GENERAL NofEs
City Attorney G. II. Aver has been
quite III during the past few days, hut
Is nov couvalc scent.
Mr.. Clifton Jameson passed through
<{hc city yesterday On his way IL Mon
t6ssn6. While here he was the guest
" his cousin, Mr.. j. q. Horr,
Governor semrie still soioarns at
Vancouver.
CORPORATIONS FORMED.
Articles OF incorporation have hcea
filed with Secretary owinrS Of the
Chehalss Boom Company. Its capital
stock Is &ss,Uo, and the trustees are
wv ~ U-btttN'ts ~ - VtttNtfN
w. A.. Anderson. W. ~. Mack saa e. 1
II. Wooding. It's object l. To carry on
\ general logging business. The prin.
cipal place 81 business l. Ahenieea.
Also. the Queen City Bakery and
Candy Company nf Seattle, with q
capital stock of xio.tso. and with Vim.
Mttcrhof. A. krug aud r. \ De
Wolfe AZ trustees. The name of the
corporation defines it, ohiect.
IN Of The Broadway toach Corn
Ssmn NkSeattic. The capital stncA l.
49, III the trustees are J. y NJ.
SsaenA :. j. Hunt. A. n I art.
!, m~N. +. NaheF. J. u Iownaan.
~. nsNren and ", Il. Ballard
NV u~nles.s1r "a establish and ofrS
" nass a,u>Sss lines ia seattle,
S.u use Nj Stfcet. Lake tuson
fsud Park kartV Transit Company of
H~catiie. its rsrN stork is ssaaa
md The diuectofs N y. L. iuaneE. IL
davenport, Iowa, IN kms,arne =
vkwets, L. u. UnA AMI u n
Nth. Of Seattle, Its Mcfoh.sxsttss a
H~styuct and operate sfNe, ra,luavS
AaxASs anil ssmraals IN the el,,
r s.sffts
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asra So usssCaa4sss oed ~
Nera t~rsusNiosa~ s.angt- s
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Ths Street Railway Nearly Ready
rvsgress ~ DssfIresA surveys East
~ the lrononA~s.


TscosA, May i0-Fire was but In
the steam dummy this afternoon lust
- warm her up," they said. The
boiler was tonrd 10 leak q little but not
en0ugh 70 interfere. The hoods and
Platforms Of the passenger ears we're
also put In place and the outfit which
nc&IfiS 70 look ~ though II was really
~ ~ put 70 sosne use. attracted ron
etdeFabIc attention. The tracks are
2 down and In shape almost 10 the
wharf. Mr.. Bennett says everything
VIII be srady 10 hegin running In a few
days now, possibly by Monday. Much
doubt u expressed, however, rs to the
feasibility OF running the steam motor
through b streets. because 81 the
danger attendant in the matter Of
Tightening horses.
LocATIss LINE.
Thomas 4. Nixon, who ha. charge
line 81 de Tacoma Eilsn.barr and
Connolly Railway a Navigation Com
pany, came over To the city 10 engage
= second transit-mau, on Tuesday. lie
returned yesterday with his mai and
sayg no VIII push the line rapidly 10
<&% sOt ttaHt wv sEViftE II EntIftiN
passable and that the work Of con-
struction will begin Immediately upon
the line being located and proper sar-
veys being made. He says he has the
hast party Of men he has ever had. e.
pecially for q new set.
L. y. Post, president Of this com.
pany, went to Seattle this morning 90
inspect the work being done there
upon the machinery for the new boat
hcing built for Pasco for them and
which i designed ~ run on the Col
umbia from the Salmon river u the
point the road touches the river.
THE Las n u FIRST.
The last meeting Of The present city
council will be held tomorrow after
noon md viii wind up lis unfinished
business. The new eouneilmeff viii
take their places, and with Mayor.
elcct Erum take the oath VI office and
begin the work Of whooping things up.
for which, it would seem. they we're
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1 Horrible Inheritance

b transmission OF b fearful effects Of
contagious blood poison Is certainly the most
Observation-Disclosures which any man can leave
to his Innocent posscrity. The curse con
tanned In the scriptural declaration : "The
s.ns Of the fathers shall be visited upon the
caiicrca unto the third sad fourth gener,-
tioa." can be certainly mItisa;ed. and in the
majority OF cases. prevented. by the Use Of
the a7tidotc 10 the contagious blood poison
which Nature hcrsci; furnishes. and which
Is TO be found in its native purity and In
faiifble enicary In the remedy known all over
the world as swi:t's Specific - commonly
called S. s" As illustrative Of this fact
we give the following cvideace-they are test
cases. taken a. random from hundreds Of
others OF similar character.
Mr.. J. II. Brown, OF Horncllsville, n. r.
writes /: Three years I suffered with this hor.
rihie disease. swift's Specific cured mo com.
pieteiy.
Prof Edwin Baar. 23i e Twenty second
street. New York. writes swifi's Specific
cured me OF . fearful case If Rood Poison.
DR.. n y. wingfeld. Of the Soldiers Home.
Richmond. Va, writes :sw;ft's Specific curcd
me Of severe case Of Blood Poison.
D. ". K Briggs. Brooklyn. y. Y. I was a
perfect wreck from Blood Poison. Specific
restored health n hope. and I am well to-
day.
C. W. Langhiil. Savannah. Ga I have
suffered a long time with Blood Poison. I
tried swift's Specific and I'm now a perfectly
well man.
A. W. Dacii. OF Powers Hotel. Rochester.
n. r.. writes: !, Is the hest blood remedy on
earth Toured myself with IL. Recommended
It to q friend OF mine. a well know business
4 and II made him well
Mr.. r. l. Stanton, editor OF the Smithville,
Ga. News. writes that q fricnI Of his was
a.Iiscted with a severe case Of Blood Poison,
and that two hotties OF s. s. S. effected a
complete cure. He tried every other remedy
In vain.
Mr.. J. T. Kellogg. Stamford. Conn. writes
December i6. fSss: Your 8. S. 8. Ia doing for
ne what ought to have been lone long ago.
IL his done snc more good fn ono week than
al the medicines / have ever taken. Woaldl
had gotten 1t hefoFei Eut "ailis well that
cuds we'll" II VIII make a new man OF ne.
and I thank God that I have found IL ct last.
Treatise On Blood and skin Diseases mailed
tree Tue SWIFT SrEcrsIc CO..
nx Atlanta G
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Amer,ean .rnrsa faatx.
pac;6e ga c.n.d;.n s...rraiaa
Central psr;s~ sIi's $500 ;
i2,- U-,etauar. 4 oI,
Denxsr g Pc c,an.ta ~. E -
fake sbn,e sS,ss. T~n'6sv;iIa
vile Ex, N;rh;g,n 1sr,r.i
kansa. a T.xa. a. y y $50
fsy;. Norfh.,, pac;r. s,,.i.
s,a. xo-thvh~t.,a 1o. 1891
In,,roye,nent an. orsm. 49,
,;ar osss' ul.suh nasiAr
eifr Mail az. Bsa.J,ns a.
island III. q paul ss~s ~.
cii.c, p; Union Pacific. So: l.. :
I:xpres =; Fargo, iss; Wes,crl
tnion, 49,.
NEW YORK srocx REVIEW.
Nrw Wong NJ "a IT,. -,
market was .r,Ivstut.v ~ 49,.
ally VET anil f.y.,t~L -. ~
dan. with the exeertian ID ~. srs
honr. The 1;o,.id stmcts ba..xa,
were sperial featnres ~ m. ,aorn;na,
.hno,inv mn ran,a,x 49, ,wn -,
cent. each. hut ~ nn,.tlr ios;u. IL.
advantap, The c,on re,.r, w. -
the handle for an attack anon m,
hrangers and there was a marked sell
~ oi .iiose s,o,Ss from 'hicago. III
.eal, remove ,heif pressure toward
o.ipea anu . uei'st ieeiing was ma
no ah~lolshouI .nc MT anu phyint
va ,nsiaiktu III again. more ANNA
non ul,s "ce"inpah'eh ny an upward
movement OF prices The last hoair
pressure The rio.e Was ou;.,ar h,,,
weak at or near the lowest figure.
reached.
Government bonds we're dun and
SEW YORK x,rxyrs
Nhu i"kh' May b.-hops-A iigh'
'"Julls,
Suear-pnii and unchanged; refined
iuie.i hui i-in
,opleruwpnh' axe site
TinHpu,i Srs;,a ss, "
Coffee-spot fair. Rio firm. Sl.5e,.
options 4 shade higher and fairly nc,
tive; sales. as.no hars. Mav / paf
1885. June xi2. S9IaN July SiI no
N ~ tuyust ga n S.n,anche.
sio.a $50 io6s. October Si0. o,MIS N.
-
'N
NV YORK MAY 10 Petroleum was
s'eady, consolidated ESchange-open-
~A., highest s1&, lowest 49,,
ia, s.;tr III
losing va Total sales ass np ba,'
rcis.
c,,. A.. a.
ash S8a Inn. r,,v Easy
c,rn-ra~, .a.h, i,ns LII.
-
oatsLEa.v cash as- u,u. ga,
LII s,r' ~ 49, JUNG S.'
n, ,l.,s Sa,,inna.
p,,t -
tnly e.. 80 b
I,ri S,..,tv .. ee, -
l. ~ t,,t,. Wv" <>i', June
80
CATTLE SsRxErs.
tHicAeo, May I0-cattlc Rec,ip,-
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MONEY AND NAkErs.
rxcmsssE

Ngw Yosx, May io.-M.ey On call
easy at I1@2. closed, I43: prime
mercantile paper. 4Aas; erline ex.
change. A-s5& for sixty daJpiIIs. and
ALssts for demand.
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Workingmen, what do yoa think OF
the idea OF British wages which are
offered you?
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COUNTY coxxlsslos.m
akNERAL Nofn.

City Attorney G. H. Aver has been
quite III during the past few days. hut
y NOW convalc scent.
Mr. Clifton Jameson passed through
xlhc city yesterday on his way IL Mon
tessno. While here he was the guest
" his cousin, Mr.. J. q, Horr,
Governor Sempie still ~soionrns nj
Vancouver.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-25
NEW CRuIsERs PROPOsEO.


NA"HiN"T'N 'IIf, July -'-l ne points
al the naval "' rs 1t wa al'l"'' III '"' N'"
ate committee "' the Nu'l~ Yesterday ARE a.
i"""Ne. lF''''''" - ''li' ''i 'ue '''l'>,' "'
N'n 10y CONTRACT" Nv" s''''i 81 "'>''t9 "a ""''"'
6'" ions d'-P''.r'i''hi rs'h' nj u cost oil h''
more than I''S" earh. one steel cruiser
ct about ',-'F tons disP'ahchleht' To cost h"'
more than s'-N'I"S'' ana 'hree ghn"'a'7 OF
cruisers, mol IL "Nee'd-ih displacement wv
IONS, htll Il '''-f F1F'.F'' ga IA tx III 1t
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-25

Work in the natural science studies
was begun in the county institute yester-
day afternoon under the efficient tuition
of Professors Harper and Hatch. The
teachers could not do otherwise than ac>
complsh good results in the branches
pursued. namely botany aud Zoology and
animal physiology. This seems 10 be
realized by the teachers, from the fact
that so many are taking these branches,
there being about twenty>eight in the
classes. At the appointed hour this
morning the school was called to order
and after opening aud roll call Mr.. Ray,
of Hyde Park, Congratulated the MANS
gers and instructors on the work accom-
pished Yesterday, and the teachers on
the interest they manifested in the work.
At the close Of the opening exercises Mis-!
Lucy Coyne, of Rock Island, accom-
panied By Mrs Hart at the organ, rem
dered difficult solo in manner credita
BILE to herself. which was much appreciat
ed by the teachers.
Additional members today to the nj
ready large list, are:
AN Cornwall, Ada Muse, Grace Dow
Hattie jenkins, Mrs Cora Eastman, Ell
DOYLE, Lizzie Morton, Clara Goodrich
Lille Cook and Ida Palmer.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-25

ness was again stopped and another search
instituted. In the ventilating shaft about
the middle of the opera house, just above the
central chandelier, David f. Replogle,
stenographer, was discovered He was I'M
tremendously taken from his hiding place,
and cries of "a Pinkerton," Kill him.
Throw him from the window" were heard.
The men who had gone after him, however,
were cool -headed and simply rang for the
police Replogle had come prepared to
stay. He had with him basket of pro
visions sufficient to last him a week and
a gallon Jar of water. He had stripped
off his outer clothing and was dressed in
an undershrt and a pair of overalis,
A charge of disturbing the peace was pre-
ferred against him Replogle stated that he
had been employed by Jake W. Spencer,
and that be entered the building at : O'Clock
the night before. At II O'Clock the meeting
was again called to order, and, after few
speeches and the election Of the following
permanent officers the forenoon session was
adjourned: Frank T. Mcdonald, of st. 10
seph chairman, and William Sullivan,
Charles Porter, and K. Morris, all of st 10
seph, secretaries. Speeches We're made by
Frank F. Sergeant, of Terre Haute, grand
master Of the locomotive engineers; K Pow
| ers. master Of the local Brakemen brother
hood and others.
The disappointment of the brotherhood in
the fast that so few Of the prominent officers
had put in an appearance was very evident.
| 1t WAS very confidently expected that Chief
Arthur would arrive yesterday morning, and
committees watched the hotels To escort him
| to the hail the moment he arrived -Four en-
| gineers were seated around a table at the
| Pacific house at dinner yesterday, and one Of
them remarked II was reported that Arthur
was not to put in an appearance.
Il think II strange remarked another
| that We pay a man 5000 year and he
can not attend a meeting of this kind
| s A Bailey, Of East st Louis, who fig
ured 50 prominently in the Missouri Paciti,
strike, is present, and m the absence OF the
the principal seems to he the central figure
It was about - O'Clock when the delegates as
semIle-i in the afternoon, ami the meeting
was Of short duration \ committee of Mint
was appointed to draft resolutions and ont
line a policy To be pursued The committe
was instructed to report this morning :
half hour was spent in discussion, atte
which an adjournment was taken for tn
1sy
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-25
DgvlLlsH DEED IN CANADA.


, ,,-.,,,,, -, o. ~ :, .nu,,vt D,v,l-
o,,s >bocliu.. prnr,,itv.
,,-,,,r... Odd D. An Frf3svIast
=, Ty.Is,ta,,-, Richmond and Wolf. 'c,sr-
%. r., ,,..,,r,l,. ,.,,,,,,.. f,r,,.,
", ,,,a-,.,,,1 H.. si-t,. In IN.
- oraln,a.-rf. murdered h, hi, W.T..
,,.{ PM 1r,a latt..r cam. n Fss..,..r, and
fr,. ,,,,,li ma, ,,,r,.,a.,ila whisky bes~sn to
- ,,l,, ,.,road
-,',, '.,,,l =. a., o,,,ts,s F..sf,.. IN,
,5 -, - him, H. ls,a IN. hons.
- IA ~ Mr. Ee..,sr ar,i,r,,.,ns him a,
\. .l,,,.-,,3 and b.....r,,,, Inn, moi +, ,..ssa
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-25
DANA ON THE NEWSPAPER.
What He said 10 the Wisconsin Editors
ON the subject.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 25-The new
Academy was crowded last evening, the
members of the Wisconsin Press association,
which met here yesterday, forming but a
small part of the audience that assembled to
hear the address by Editor Dana, of The New
York Sun, TO the ASSOCIATION
After telling how glad he was 10 accept the
invitation to address newspaper men Of all
parties, and comphmrnting Wisconsin PEG
pie in general. he spoke of the costumes of
the plant, intellectual and mechanical, of
the modern newspaper. lie compared the
journalism of the old world with that OF the
United States, much to the advantage of the
latter Then he referred To what newSpa-
per should be He sad
Newspapers must be founded ON human
nature and furnish what people want The
first thing is the news, and by news | meal
everything of human interest and Of Sutticlen
| importan &c TO interest and absorb the atten
ton of any considerable part Of the pubic
| In some quarters we hear statements tha
certain kind of news ought not 10 he printed
| have always thought that whatever dlvn
| providence permitted To occur | was not 10
| proud TO report The education of the Jour
nahst must be universal He must know
many things There is no chance for an l.
noramus Ii possible. he should goto col
lege: but still more important, he should g
to the school of the actual life and learn tn
means and methods OF business ! do II,
see that special course IN journalism, sue
as that at Cornell university, can lie Of niue
use There j. only one school for that pun
purpose newspaper office"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-25
HARRISON TO TIE FARMERS.


INDIANAPOLIS. ind july n -tten. Harrl |
-nn Yesterday received ! 600 people from
fhampal. n county. Illinois the first delega
tInn al the " EEK and VTedeae~. Of others,
rri,i,.l will u,asa ,ueh event, of daily occur
renee until Sunday. That the special reports
r.. ,,arliug the wear these rprentions are
n,Lirp, IN the r,aneral are false was shown
in bi- apr,aaranr. Yesterday He never looked
potter and though the managing committee
haze ,,upf,t to do away with the feature of
hopd.baEiur the general is at times one who
ta,as fairs under his own control In
daad Sc said one of his friends. when Harri-
son tb,rlss hopdshakinp Is over.taxinc HIM
h.. will lat II he t,nnwn INIT until then he
will meet the paorle without any advice from
n,uacers
The Champairu delegation was more rep
re-cntatvc Of the farming community than
any that has vet arrived Most Of it was
| made IN nf farmers. their wives and chill
dren Ahaut O'Clock the people gathered
| il the lobby OF the New-heutson hotel,
| around the foot Of the marble stars, down
which in q moment came Gen Harrison and
| the spokesman Of the delegation, the Hon
| Frank Wright, of Champaign tlty, When
the genera was observed by the crowd IA
great cheer went ny, and on its subsiding
MI Nr.sh m4dc an address Of some length,
to which ten. Harrison responded "a FOL
| low-.
"MY FRIENDS; | feel very conscious OF the
compliment which Is conveyed 10y your pres
ence mere to-day You come as citizens OF al
adjoining state to manifest as your spokes
man has said, some personal respect Tor me
but much more, think, your interest IN thu
pending contention OF principles before thu
people OF the United states. IL is fortunate
that YOU are allowed not only TO express
your interest by such popular gatherings a
these but that you will be called upon mdl
vidualiy after the debate Is over 10 Se1ti'
THIS contention by your haIiots'
An American politicai canvass "heh W.
look through the noise and tnsel That accom-
panies il presents scene OF profound inter
j sst to the student of government. The theory
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-25

Great Excitement in the Brotherhood Con
y.utinu at ii J,~,ph Mo. over the
-. -, =. a.. ~,
'"'"r fr"''""' '"n''"'" NSn''>' tue
The Proceedings of the Meeting.
ST JOSEPH Mo. July - The sNt dele
gates who have arrived from different points
in the Tinted State, AMI Canada 10 attend |
fine sarrat rneatin, Of III, great railroad |
hrntbarhnoAs now in session IN this city |
sa,,n to he octuatad by "A desire 10 have an |
air of mrstnrv rnvclop their actions The |
only brItberLnni man Of national replta- |
tion who has arrived Is Grand Master Sar- |
gent. OF the engineers. and he refuses to Ia
interviewed, stating he has nothing to say
until some action is taken hy the meeting
Fairly Yesterday morning there was scattered
broadcast throughout the city the following
circular.
To Tar AMERICAN PF1rIE. Shall American Ia
bor be rusiayti by English capital I.ahoung
men Of America arouse 10 the graf dangers
that no" confront you 10y tue "ihce> "i ,nf
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-25
MAhr IHuRMAN IN MICHIGAN.



COLUMBUS, o, July "a delegation
from Port Huron, Mich. consisting of J. K
Whiting member of congress from that dis
trict. C. 4 Ward collector Of customs, and
]. q. O'Nein, MAYOR Of Port Huron, arrived
in the city early Yesterday morning TO extend
an invitation to Judge Thurman to be pres
ent at big Democratic demonstration for
which they are arranging about the middle
OF August Judge Thurman received the
delegation in a most cordial manner. Con
gresham Whiting acted as spokesman for
the party, and congratulated Judge Thurman
upnn the manner in which his nomination
had been received in Michigan, and predict
| ing. with proper effort, victory Tor the
| Democrats in that state.
Judge Thurman said he could not answer
| positively. though he would like 10 =" He
thought there was a possibility Of their car,
rving Michigan, and If they would leave the
| date Of their demonstration with him he
would decide as soon a. he could He re-
| minded them however that they must hot
expect much Of a speech from hIm. Having
been assured that his presence would IL
enough, Judge Thurman continued that h
| stood these trips without fear, but he should
not like regular campaigning. He finally
told the delegation that be would go, if posi-
bic, and would let them know as soon as h'
could see about it, A Toledo man has Of
fared his private Yacht to convey the judge L
Port Huron, and it was suggested that h
could take Mrs. Thurman aud party q
friends along
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-25
TO DRINK. SMOKE AND CHEW,
Figures of Interest from the Report on
Internal Revenue.

WASHINGTON CITY, July p Hon Joseph
S. Miller. commissioner Of Internal revenue,
in his report to the secretary Of the treasury
Tor the fiscal year ended June 80, lN>n shows
the following receipts:
On epti~s s69 500, lEG, an increase of -,
41G si4-over the receipts Of last year; on To-
bacco, Saht2 Al, an increase Of S5s+, af4;
on fermenteI liquors, -, i24 -lN, an increase
Of 81, t,t2 $50 on oleomarrarine, SSf4 49,, an
increase Of $40. 1871; ON banks and bankers
mot national. S4,2J2 a decrease Of $50; mis-
eeHansouS collections, not otherwise provided
for, AMI penalties, Slt5.3l5, a decrease OF
SAT- Tie aggregate receipts were SPA,
32r4,4. an increase Of $3.50, 10 over last
year
During the wear SIS. l1G gallons Of spirits
were distilled from apples. peaches and
grape. "a decrease OF - 80 gallons, also
II. p,i. 30 gallons from materials other than
apples. peaches and craps, an increase OF
/ sos 81. also - $50 10 barrels Of ferment-
| ell liquors. an increase OF 80 j.& barrels.
There were manufactured ., ~, 20, o5i
cigars. an increase of NJ 42l ,2u., and ]. 81.
| 20 lOU cigarettes an increase Of p, pa 900.
| Sevau million four hundred and thirty SIN
| thousand nine hundred and elghty-nint
| pounds Of snuff were manufactured an IN
| crease at -, 2ll pounds or tobacco chew
| mg and Smakugt there We're manufacture
| POI .H@G. - pounds, an increase Of I,%to4
pounds TIE manufacture OF oleomargarm
| aggregated - t.. -, pounds, an Increase o
| 10 81 5l-i pouud- over inst Year.
4 statement cf tn, collections by states an
territories daring the year ended June 3
shows that California collected =. lN9,4la
Illinois. $50 10 9a5; Indiana, -. $50, 1853
k-um.ky. Sr4. - IS. Maryland, $3.50 ,"ii
Massachusetts. = 5Not,1: Michigan, $l,i'4
. 3l9. Nl--aurt.$ ;, ofo. U.s. Nebraska 8 1is2G!
/ New Jersey. >l.u-2 .4;. New Work, So,
| az. 2r' North Car,Hoa = ~ lis. OhI'
sl2.4lt"i2. reun>y Ivauia s>.5ls..l5y. Te'
jesse. sB.Us'.HI. Virginia, >. -, iG5; WI