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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
TOR - NIsCELLLAEons-

pools fuk nALE-A luii aud compicts kit
al sttanunttcfs tools fTai-slass a bargain.
Address Tools this oIHrr III
Eok SALL bf. Morgan 1ataIFh Inhaler.
receipt ana lii inSiruefionS tor Michigan.
Address Loch soG 80, Howard Cits. Mich lsD
EOk ALE-lirst-ciass stGrk ~ groceries sn
Grand Rapids splendid -ocailons good
rade other business cause of selling. SLOW
Parish. under The pid National Bank.
LDR SALE Sman boiler and caglne. West
Mirhisan PRINTING Co. u lsan-si ~
tOk sALE-A tNo horse power ollo silent
Il Gas Engine, Mlii sell 80 al "a bargain tef
further particulars call or address "a .4ifeI huuI
Co. lie and lfh Jefferson ave. Detroit. lstu
E0K SALE-A Furniture stock. centrally lo-
l. Gated; splendid business hrttciass bar
gain L. The rrht party Address Jones' boa
2. care Telegram Herald. blsf
NOR SAIL-An outnt Tor steam laundry.
very cheap iu iact Tor haii ihe a. va cost.
Also a horse power steam engine aud de-
livery wagon. Enquire al iiie Eagle Ntran
Dye House. No. =. Ca4al-sl.. oi u a, Bcrwtn.
uaLf
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
The Cotton Presses.

One Of the great sights of this city,
a. well a. the clty OF Mobile, Is the cot
ton presses and sample rooms. An cx-
animation OF their powerful machinery
; worthy OF attention. As u ship can
stow more bales OF cotton compressed, +,
large COmprcssers have been erected
costing each, according 10 size and
power, from $4,000 To SlO0,0O and
more. The bales are reduced about
tErce-iOurths OF the SIZE ~ received
from the interior. For this service the
-u D paws about sIVty-tIve cents per
bale. and is thus enabled TO take a
much larger cargo. These comprcs>ers,
>Ome thirty I'M number, are an interest
mg sight - behold. To see these steam
CaIts with strong iron arms, at work
is marvellous. The bale j. seized 10y
large stout negroes, rolled INTO the
compress. and squeezed hv it with a
dcmonac-iI Kissing sound. The IRON
b3uds or ties are u4hteued, and then
thi> Tou giant lets 60 It's victim with a
gasp. AMI the bale rolls out very much
reduced q SIZE.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

C1s ds7 ga sfteT Egc1, lsAhAo AZ
rived 10 tos village VIII a daL4clag tSar aasd
. LaEt ~ xan. and s-o k3lEs lsAL-T = sLa-ll@r
o1tnl slowed - from a. eppo<iLs dlrecSsua.
y olis both ~nse Ita4laE-s, they ~eEs oy ~
E1eal-s ples4~si - oach other. and tRe t~O
ts4Ts had - - kept square apart - 1Tr
SeaE a. awful coonaeG OIss Il the Insn lst
IA 4 sll.-zes.foo wkssh = number II - ~ors
L.. sssa 20 zcs On tie whsk-7r thsr a. bear
coG-l Set AT tie other nans beAv FOR fo~
MINUTES, All a COMMITTEES as appointed 10
80 Il uassTinS ooad not be zrrsnEod An
tEleTs ls- With tie rssYect1rs owners prove
that il could The bears we're about of sss,
aud IL ~ss sgreat tA4t II ~s should raise
purse 0f sso, ~ 10 ovsnly dIvilto1, the animals
,nolld bs E1rled .oosr a the tavern bara-
Tie lasa cf bsar light caught On Ia great
sh2l-, and almost every man la town put
down - q 1Arter or half, and Ia one hour the
pugse was full There vas no secrecy about
the matter, but it ~as uuderstop6 that those
who chip lsd" should have tie front seats,
~nIcL Ia ths cess ~ere not hOles OF cresices
from which the Interior could bs surveyed.
while the stiagy ones must take their chances
" hen eaeh Italian had received his money
Oale Lear s4s turned la by the front door aud
the otLser by tie rear, and Ne rushed - our
ioos0uts fully expecting ~ ~itness the most
terrIOls conflict on earth lou can therefore
imaxiIso our feeling, when thOSs bears ap-
preached each other and BEG an To roll aud
rOlhck like puppies. There wasn't the slight
est growl nor the least desire 10 fight. and
when the Os,uegs ~s-.O &od ~ explain ono
VI them said:
Me dOnsa knowa Can't makA out& that I"
We made it out later on The bears and
owners were old friends and were working
the racket for a regular income. They hit
every town III the county for S25, and we
didn't get through combing hay sood out Of
oog tl,ir for three monIhs.-Nsw York ban.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
FURNITURE STORED.

LI-kNIll IN stored. packed auo moved 81.
D pert packers s-Bt on short notice rs Rad
clif A Holt lu south Division "a Telephone
No. 80 for your moving vans Jan ~ ="
ANYONE desiring furniture moved and
y stored. will receive liberal Inducements ~
calling At i. ~ Makers. j. noufh Division 81.
specially is made 81 renting tables and
chairs foT dances. public halls. etc
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

IRIS said that the ste Of the marble
memorial arch In New York city will
probably h. the Fifth-ave. entrance TO
Washington square The arch would
look vel pat up anywhere. But the
frst thing : q put up the money.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

WHEN you start for your vacation
leave an order - have THE TELEGRAN-
HEEsID sent to you. II It starts as
soon a. You do it vii get to your sum-
mer resort "a soon as You do and you
won't lose a Ink IN the cham of the
news
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
sTR.YED or STOLEN

STRANED or STOLEN from = Laerave-st..
- snail female fox terrier puppy months
old wifh nickel plate collar Under vi hf
literally rewarded ~ returning a. same mum
ber lsH
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

HFRFsFrES You can buy thousand
rlile ticket for SO. and let any mem
ber OF your family ride upon it-tbat
Is. # Gov Luce Signs the bl.l e. that
effect. and rs is expected that he vii
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
fO 81 sSsC KIbEks,

AR subscriber To IHE TELEGRAM
0FnAID Who tails To- receive the paper
regularly. or Who may have reason to
complain of late delivery. ~iii confer a
special favor By informing this once OF
the fact al once send postal card or cal
ay tsiePhos- Ssh
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
kIscElLAREous.


tNA1IUE lHuIugl.ApiiEBs get your
4 printing doae 81 J4cksou's lu3 Monroe a.
~
k'oi quick and satsiaetor sales book yauf
property alfh DAVIS 4 Jo~f. frsi ssfafr
and business tlsances. - NourersI ~
GREAT ciarsoyant and fortune teller Mrs.
- Eckrrf. ol SO. Paul. one 81 tlIs most WIaslS
known and reliable cialrkoRaufs 10 She world,
is ia the city fur ieW days che tell, past.
present or iuiUrrs Viii bring back fht parted
husband or iuFcf. VIII guar afli-F 10 settle
family guarIe'> nf money refunded can also
cause speedy marriages, has charms for good
luck; break cfu IurHence. can give best oi rt.
ference iu tIa 90 above statements fH
business confidential. Oilce hn4rs ffoul a. CO.,
h =. ~. MIs. kckert. Clarendon Hotel.
Canal -.
MAGNETIC healing and clariVoyant sitiings.
VI - = Dis.-si cor. esiths ave -. = free.
WANTED Every consumer Of stove Sasa-
W lins fe know that ! an selling stove Gas
0iinc in any quantity. al g cents. dellfertd 10
any pIrf Of The city J. q. kllin~o0d. Itic
uEsns. ffr>f = last IuIfoff-sf.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

C0vFsVos LrcF senei The Watson
Local option ball yesterday. By and by
~ shall 50 whether the supreme
Court decides it to bs unconstitutional
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

TEE two Ss-inaws vi 20 made one
next September and thus are sure -
come NEXT after Csnd Baplds m the
order of maEn tude
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

THs legislature of iSs9 cannot ha
clsssed "a a railroad Legislature. It
came down pretty heavily on the rail
roads as The close Of the session sp-
r,r4aeheH
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

kfho WANTS ~ llNf e8fhaui ! hssas
~asa sp4 Ssl- fci sHr So .. NltAls teu
hltAate-s ~a-k NsN S~eei hess- l. .
~-11 I---- .-7------ - - ..-l.-- = +
90 ~ aaaok- Dssls A Jsss. = Noassss i
s1,lt slsssl siass. s-o6 aaa sas0 - lesa ea
Afs'eiA.ss soe4Iits- n Il. hi.srs.
e>lon oat4lR& -
ke9h >Ak.f hsas l4ll g. read ile b.r-aius ia
fval tst@te sielse - y Il. kiAses lu a.
NON &, Aula CHAACK n.sdoga hslaes.
= sDr VA Hears 81 aaa Olr aE trntI
ste a. 2 st. aacsi e~aeT isreea - seli 4iAs =
N9tln E4ss seflas. oarneI sos sn Madison
S. Menree - lsl
llfl saa subgrl,so lets cheap. az e4ss terms
paws 4vst. - No0roe 81 ls0
kok eALfseD cheap-A nve house oa
neiir @tt fs1apsctr vith ~ iaFsi ishllisss
taIAitNis aiin - fafiet aea tia Ecstcr ,alIAosf
ne~ lH4uifeoH pFeniiscs "a daHo 4sr lsN
III home. stop pas inE rrpI and hus -
of hvNer aad iet nn ear tifisletl-si- ~
tlsttA NAfN it.ai ih4f Vlii dQloit in value in
AVsf reasonable terms easy pss inSALs- Turner
affeii. nVa huasemAu hliieiDg.
E'oh sALh- Al . bargain, heust asd lst "a
tiit tit. Ga q desirable locality. Inquire ~
- hasi hfiSse 81 81 a Mechanic a.. i'a
int alaif lesesaloD gwen. ia
l'oh eAl.t-i CAA SILL foU oAf or MA
ti4tu uvN hNAars. nuaN READY faf ornupa
fioH. ea Paris and taUrlr avenues Sea less thai
su0 could hus thr lol 4na huiid such a place
] hrse houses afe provided Nlth brlck 81 iUI-
Asyt>- .ae, hiihfuHh hls. wafer riuSciA akalorlts
bot auu c0l0 water cisteru iats 4aa Ncii Naier
tnaiiitia. Afaite- 4at heaffhs rlvoirie lsttls
earned uaA ifeHf aeoIs. iua depth ccii.sfs under
ftilIr house. aHa sufHi iste system al aeN cI41.C
each Rouse Has slesna rooms besides closets
al tie lH4ln rooms opvatAE together with Siia.
ins AuoTs. NotNo houses y ill ht alike has -
aiN,- ln painting. eAi'irs porch trimming. stt.
/ HtN sell tArB lur cash ar Ou time al fFun.
t.tE g. alJN each. according 40 location of lot.
Come au4 see me iorrnooasa Il 4. Afternoons.
s g. l. tua.- ~. Tufts. Tufts buchanan - ~
clice. Lr4sard ulsrb. Pearl So entrance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
WANTED B0tRDERs.

XNANTED- -Boar8ers. fun shed ~ Uniur
W nIshed roaIns. vith board s@iy desirable
location Ia Nt-ta UfVslob.sf 40
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

\NANrED-Gin for housework Ia small
w family. call az 20 Ottawa.st. 81
ltANIED-A good house keeper good home
" ANA good wages. Inquire lJg Bosisics -.
WANTED nrst class dining room eifis
W aud chamberniald Wasrssls per month
With board aud room A. L. Livingston. -
Ly0n-st. T.
\NANIED-Girl TOR general housework at as
w oitawA-St. lsl
AANTED-At once. giri Tor general house
W WORK in family oi mo. ls south Union 81
kNANTED-A woman as house per, small
Wages but steady place. G g, 40 hast
VANTED-A girl for general house work;
w only two ln family, good wages NWede
or German preferred. Apply al l0s Bostwick
Il. Mrs- ). Il. Andrews ls3
WANIED-Compet woman or girl for
w general house work. Apply mornings a.
% North Front 81. $50
WANTED-A competent girl for general
"O"''"''N' '"s4''' -'' '"''''' lso
WANTED D-SALESLADY-Dr goods. Com
mriclal Employment Association. -
Monroe 81. le0
| AIDES can secure positions in stores and
- Offices through The Commercial Employ
ment Association. 81 Monr0cs 81. 10
NANIED-At 90 JererSon-aNe girl 10
W assist in housewOfk. Mrs. c. ". Disbrow
~
WANTED Female heIp-l6 general girls.
w second girls; chambermaids lauu-
dry girls lady To work IN shirt factory !
diningro0m girls; good cook with good refer
enceSi wages tS1 1Of cliy; . dinlnSroom Giiis;
kitchen girls; | chambcrmaid, laundry
girls. to 20 north this week. open Thursday
and Saturday evenings. Room - and 81
Weston building. ~
WANTED sewing girls al once. good
" wages and steady employment. y South
DlYision-st. lb
WANTED-A lady in each city. town and
W township 10 procure subscribers for the
Home Magazine conducted BY Mrs. John A
Logan. special Inducements offered Refer.
ences required. Address The BTOci1 Publish
ing Company. Washington. H. &.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
Splendid Opportunities Of Sc
curing Resident Lots at
Cheap Prices.

On Thursday the Graft Addi-
ton will be placed on the mar
kct. IL is located between Fifth
and Highland. and between
South Lafayette and Madison
avcs. The addition comprises
32 lots; 8 facing East on
Madison-avc.; 10 facing east
and west on Terrace-ave. and
s facing on South Lafayette-st.
For resident purposes the To-
Cality is unexcclled. l have the
exclusive sale OF the lots and
shall dispose of them as rapid
ly as possible. Do not forget
that the plat will be placed on
the market Thursday, June II.
For further particulars address
CHAS. p. RATHBUN
60 Monroe Street.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

THE saloon man who remarked re-
Gently in the presence Of a TELEGRAM
Herald reporter that a saloon-keeper
who stood trial IN the police court
WIS 4 fool when 70 was so much cheaper
"a 20 into Judge Burlugame's court
and plead guilty doubtless wishes he
had kept quiet lie put the Judge IN an
embarrassing position.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

Tar English syndicate is 6gurinE or
securing the Vassar brewery. We trrst
TREY VII leave the college n ths
country
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
~pEsT FOR HORSES.
NnnARKEn MInT

III. H NJ IHNFIW IftF
WADE All horses taken up ln buh rtalls
~ M3Ys0ihrouEh tie heat 81 the daN. snd are
ia 20 ACREr Ol GOOD PA~fi IN mornings
and nights and at same price per week tuai -
charged ior pasture alone near the city "A ben
flies are severe some horses do not keep lu -
good order in good feed as Nhcu ~ WORK iih
some rest from flies.
Inquire at ANTI kalsomine Co.'S orice. -
North DIV siou-sf ar telephone ms Residence,
81. where keep a man VINO Nil take horses
X CHURCH
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
BuKLISGAME's WARNING.

You're going TO jair' Is a popular
slang expression used by theatrical
people as an intimatiOn that the party
addressed - gong 10 have hard luck.
That is what Judge Burlngame meant
IN his remarks 20 the salOon-Seepers
yesterday in the Superior Court. They
were gwen To understand, many OF
them beng constant offenders, that I
they appeared IN that court again they
would not be let of with a fine alone.
This means confinement IN the county
jail. These regular offenders have
been given timely warning, and II they
appreciate the situation they Will run
their places in accordance with the pro-
visions of the law hereafter. The oc-
caSOn justified the judges stand.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

The Beef-InspectOn law IN Mime
sofa is proving 70 be n boomerang for
the local butchers. The law prohibits
the sale of beef. veal, mutton, lamb or
pork not inspected alive Ia the state,
bat does not prevent the importation
Of meat for ones own use. The result
Is that ,eLSeepers and other using
large quantities import their own beef,
buying % fer cents 4 pound in
Chicago, .he same price formerly paid
BY the local dealers who sold 1t TO con-
sumers at Il cents 4 pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

ScRoor's ont ard the Ieg stature has
adjourned. N0w f0r the resorts
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP WANTED sAlE

SAAE-MEN- 0lsb a icN l0ra - sell our
- goods ID sample ~ tae Neeivs4se Asa Te-
fsil trade - SALARY largest uAAuiartUlvgs ia
our ifar lUt2est -c siAlHP. ea%es . geF oag
pcra.4ltEf pVsltOaf IueaVs sas A4eua fsG
~a-es. aasFGttsias. rfr. teAleALl&i AauGlae-
talIug tpfapahN. tUcinnatl. q -l8
AAAA1tb- Al once . 9ooa. rciiaoie and sober
w hisesslaiih. ntUsi he good boFsSSlorr
al So Iurtef ~. I PestH.s- Isl
~ENEhAL seea places open ioT uaeE ,aga
= mrrel4l LmE . 4a.snt Association. p Moa-
Tse-sI lsa
pISINE-S SOLICITOR -WortA Sla8 q wear
II a. uE1t party Commercial fmpIuS meat
Association. = Monroe ls0
NANIED-tsooa news agents on rallrcaas
W Nlih cASh security. lnl0A Aess Co.. vgs-
posite tHl0u depot is0
WANTED MANIC take the aeeucs ai oar
W safes SIZE ->klsAls inches weight 40
lbs retail prize s. other sizes ia proportion
rare chance Go create permanent huslHr>s
81 home. These safes meet a demand never
beiogr Supplied ey other sale companies. as Nc
are mol nkVTued ~ lbc sale Pool. Alpine
sale Co, tincinnsh. 4. we'd -sat
SALEc NAN-An active salesman with nrsl-
- ciass references who - visiting the
grocery trade. 60 ts.kr a line of salt water fsh ,
80 samples te carry a good monthly cunimls
sion caa b made Toy the right InAn. Addrsss
LoA -. Gloucester. Mass. cod
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
FOR RENT HOUSES.

COTTAGE ~ Ottawa Beach Tor Tcut. Iieht
' rooms. two iu . sIIfe. or vii rcugthe - hoIe
cottage 20 r,.spou sible party. furnished or ur.
iurn shed. TIE same ls ln the rear of the
hotel. For term. apply TO or address A. T.
Cole. zig Ransom 81. city. j.
LOR KENT-Small house near central part
81 city. suitable Tor small laundry. tailor
shop OF other business not requiring larre
rooms or fer residence Address n. u. j.
box :. Telegram Herald ofhce. oiatf
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

LOR SALE-Who will take il? A Gne house
L of rooms. folding doors. gra'e. ct. on a
yiKi.- n llt lu IN south par az The Diiy.
worth 500. ior s-,wi and vii iite frase
ior Ne4r- ". IL hlNSEf.
EUli ~ALE-tor si.i00 / viii Srii you nice
y house and lnt ia the rr We oa Second atr.
with splendid bArn' mOdernlc 'nHeniencr.s ~
house. N. 81. klN-Ef-
LOK SAILS .s,, b,iv- ',ue of the ..irst
4 4 homes. Wit" al modern iIWap1,9',eri,S. :. 90
Henry s.. W ~. N~tf.
HON SALt s{..p huys that nue modem
u house with gas. hath. CRATE. furnace. etc.
At "a south onion-si-' on eaS,y TIN S,.-erv
EOR SALE s.. 80 buys that rne .ew house
ON North Iuionsf " II NNSkl.
IGOR sALE- $3.50 huys1, hnr new house Of
lO rooms OF Paris ave, ntsr Thomas.
". II. k1NSEY.
L'OR SALE Look at that fine uew modern
1 house at 5'3 south Laiayeite = ior onIy
s .lH- ". ". klN-El.
LOK SALE S.,oo house aud lot on south
l.af'yette. forN N. lt. kINrEl.
e0E SALE room. trarly new house ard
good Sara on BE eIth sve for - D. g $50
N. b hIn~El-
EoR SkLF-Geod Groom house. stone
! foundation. etc. on Nich.gsa s. eniy
sllp W IL. hiN@tl-
LoE SALE Three fine lots 'ou Charlie =,
WI. KGNsEY.
EoR SALE -io1len e lot.onlk ean dyst. near
Il Hsarv. oniy $40. H k1N~fY-
EOR sALE--ane lots on Ha..'iar = 81 ~
ii hiN-El
L'UR SALE These fne lofs 0n Nagf fr ad.
Citoa on IoHia-st. aud l-tH and $500 sse
". d. kiN-L1
IsaE SALE l1axlsZ corner IsittTaurth ave
ana funuison. oriv sl-t.
W 81 krN-FY
F0n sAfF Fine Dot on Cen ear Nc
Dove sltHI h.H hfE~fI.
L.aH ~tfF PROPERTY r ~ I.arfs. .f tH. r.tv
20 aU prIces ~ fse sery iepfsf l-.r. 3
ser nothing fut IrE.t mate property 81 frr
mate prices and aff IfE mate r.fr r' iae. .rr.
N f Fs.-fE
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

" ho VANS - l1AE N8fhaai . hsa.s
~aea SEA e4- fci aHr 81 - gltAls teu
tisAlif1.s ~alk Iaa SNVei aetaL l. q
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
largest OF All Michigan Dailies Ex-
cept Those or Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
FOR REET-R00RE.

t0R RENT-Suitc of rooms. and one Of
h rooms; water. saS and good cellar within
five minutes walk Of Sweet ; Hotel. Inquire Of
r. ". Barnard. - Allen ST. corner Mt. Ner
nou-Sf Isqtf
EOk RBNT-A few more choice suites 81
rooms IN the Hermitage. suitable for light
housekeeping. ;. i. and Ph. {. Fuller. II Last
Budge-Sf lSl
kOk kENI-Boonls singy and en- suite. fur
nishcd or uuiuTuished. at PARK Pace.
Mrs 4. J.. smith.
Fox bENl Large. elegantly furnished rooms
iacinE Crescent ave. and Canal St, with
gas newly furnished and refttee Everything
strictly hroi class. LatTauce. tresccDtaYe.;
also, - Canal -. tnguire at Room "a. .olv
\ NltLL1 furnished front room 10 rent.
tuqulrr ~ hetn ~, B. Pear. -. -
L'Ok EENI-furnishrd rooms steam heated !.
and furnished rooms for Hght house teep-
iug. Apply ~ Room ius. New e Nsuseuiau block
Elevator iT0m a Ia 10 IL = In. bee. 4stl
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

DATED Prsss Reports. Prompt and t4rir
Dsiissr,. Al tns Local Ness. ard the
cissnsst .ad Most ptaiaiy Printed P.ssr
pubii.Rsa IN oreed Rspias-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.
SITUATIONS wAKTBD-FEKALB.

WANTED-Posi as nurse by lady OF ex
w pcrience. Il Clancy-st. ln.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

q a A0sa .ailitf ia5 80 f4llo4 - p, Sc ID
" ~ asleA- DAVIS a Jvss. =. AoAf0e-st 81
IS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-07
t'Seal Of North Carolina Plug Cut is
a delicious smoke
INDIAN POPULATION.
Special Provisions For Taking the Census of
Indians Recommended by Mr..
Villas

1t was provided by the act of July 4 :,
1884, that thereafter each Indian agent
be required, in his annual report, to sub
nit a census of the Indians of his agency
or upon the reservation under his
CHARGE" but no appropriation was made
to meet the expenses necessarily incident
to a complete census, more particularly
of the larger tribes, and it could not but
result, as it has resulted, that such
census should fail, except among the
smaller and more civilized tribes and
bands, to be complete, actual number
ing of the Indians. The reports do not
therefore, taken as a whole, furnish such
reliable statistics as determine whether
the Indian population increases or dimin-
iShes. The totals so reported during the
past decade sufficiently prove this. Take
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-07
the figures

In the total number last reported as
above, viz, 24G ,095, there is included an
estimated 20 900 embracing those who are
scattered over different parts of the west
ern country, chiefly upon. the Pacific
coast, beyond the scope of agencies.
Some of these are located upon portions
of public domain under laws granting In
dian homesteads, and are making pleas
ing efforts for moral and social advance
ment; but much the larger portion are of
the wandering class who, in small bands,
abide in remote localities, generally
harmless and peaceable, subsisting them
selves with more or less success. These
figures do not embrace the Indians of
Alaska
The time for taking the eleventh ma
tional census now nearly approaches, and
opportunity win then be afforded for as
pertaining with precision the number of
Indians, besides other valuable statistics
regarding them; and / recommend that
some special suitable provision be made
for this end,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-07

Sam Jones. A. J..Walker, T. J. Will
Jams, J W Underwood, Fl G. Skeen,
j. NJ McNatt, O. G. Elliott, E. s.
Eads, j . ] Wall, w. w. wickliff, R /.
NJ. Fowler, j. w. Rich, n. B. Storkey,
J. A. Cook, r. I. Underwood, J. H.
Hobbs, j. NJ. Gibbons, r. A. McGrady,
NJ. Williams. The following named par
ties are on the county bond: c. L. Her
bert, R. A. Hutchison, L. T. Lowry,
Cash Mcdonald, Hiram Grimes, j H :.
Sparks, G. F Hutchinson, d. G. Allen,
I. J Brown, w p MeNatt, F. NJ =.
Kinsy, D. E. c. Williams, Joseph
Hodges, P. o. Parr, j. G. Cox, j. NJ /.
Jones, William Kalbenschlog, G. l.. Ar
lidge. The amount is greater than was
expected by anyone The bondsmen will
meet next Thursday aud they will proba-
bly, settle up the amount due the county
and reinstate Mr.. Gilcrease.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-07
AGAINST FEMALE SUFFRAGE.
Goodwin Smith SOIemnly Warns Englishmen
On the Subject.


Washington Star.
LONDON, Jan. 3.-GoldWin Smith
writes to the Times a solemn warning to
Englishmen against the dangers of fe-
male suffrage. The general tone of the
letter favors the supposition that he
thinks the Tories are committed TO the
measure, whereas Lord Salisbury ex-
pressly declared at Edinburgh that he
spoke only for himself. Smith thinks
the measure, if it proves mistake, will
probably do more deep and lasting mis-
chief than anything proposed by Glad
stone. Englishmen, he says, should
make themselves acquainted with
THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE.
1t has been tried in Nebraska and aban-
doned there and is still under trial in one
territory, and the result is a general re-
fusal TO try it elsewhere. The verdict,
if adverse, would be the more significant
because an almost fatuous woman wor-
ship prevails in the states. He prophe-
sizes that woman would not be conserva-
tive, but radical Lady Randhurst is an
active worker in the Liberal party, and
Miss Golden daughter of the statesman,
an ardent Home Ruler is standing for the
BriXton division of the London county
council, on test question whether women
are eligible to sit i'll that body. This is
not the only way women suffrage advo-
Gates, in spite of violent internal dissen-
sions, are showing exceptional activity.