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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-16
THE AGREEMENT SIGNED.
The Location OF the Boston a. Montana
Smelier Finally Decided.

GREAT FALLS, Nov. l5.-lSpecial. To
night the important documents which de.
termine the location here of the Boston a
Montana smelter and refinery were formal.
ly signed at the Office OF the townsite com
pany. The parties TO the agreement are
Messrs Bigelow, Lewisohn, Snow and Par
sons, representing the Boston & Montana
company, and Paris Gibson, the Great Falls
Water Power a. Townsite company, and the
ST. Paul, Minneapolis a. Manitoba railroad.
The agreement covers all matters connected
with the sale and water power improve
ments, and includes the construction OF an
immense dam at the Black Eagle
falls, which is 10 be c0mplet-
cd by September, 1880, The Boston
and Montana company on their part ngree
10 erect here both copper smelter and re.
finery, each Of which will he of great CT
paoity. IL is estimated that the enterprise
involves an expenditure Of S1,5OOO0.
The Boston aud Montana party may pro-
ceed 10 Butte tomorrow. They have de-
voted much time TO inspecting the coal
fields, the water power and the site for the
smelter and refinery, and are well pleased
with the liberal arrangements which they
have affected. II is expected that the new
enterprises will retain in Montana millions
Of dollars which might otharwise be ex-
pended for refining Montana copper in the
east.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-16
The spolted Fever seonrrn.

HoPKSsvuLE, Ky. Nov. I5.-There il
great excitement in Webster county oyeI
the appearances Of the terrible spotted fevel
scourge that ragged in that county last win.
ter A number of new cases are reported
from villages surrounding Dixon, all beinc
the same disease in its most malignant
form. Everything possible il being done h
prevent its spread and 10 keep the terrified
people from deserting their homes, AZ they
did last year.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-16
HARRIS.
Ola-PTiGG, SQlaIG-DGailg,
CLOTHIER,
ST. LOUIS BLOCK,
MAIN STREET
MAIN STREET.
DID IT EVER sTIKE you

That year by year the habits Of People
VARY as do the Fashions Time was
when about the only chance man had
to get Suit OF Clothing without paying
four prices would be to haggle Tor an
hour, and finally spirit of compromise
or fatigue induce the contending parties
10 compromise.
Different here, and II is our proud
honor to state we we're the Pioneers in
this system Of ONE PRIoR. We have
gone ahead OF any OF our competitors,
and mark all our goods in PLAIN F'IG-
uREs. True there are some OF the "How
Much Will You Give" class Of clothiers
those relies Of barbaric clothing days
but their days are numbered; and ere
many moons have come and gone they
will be laid away and have joined the
silent majority.
But talking OF changes. Dontcher-
know it is time to change your Oyercoatg
Has not this storm suggested TO you the
propriety OF looking at those Overcoats,
the merits of which we have been pro
claiming all the season Take look at
some OF our Fur Trimmed Overcoats
They will make your mouth water
That one at $3.50 is Bird We have
sold stacks Of them already this season
snd have stacks left.
Then We have Fur Collar Coat al
els that is Gem. But all our Spe
eialties are gems, and one OF the first
water is a coat, Otter Cuffs and Collar
English Beavercloth, which we are sell
ing cheaper than We did last year, not
withstanding the fact that fur and
cloth have both advanced in price.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-16
THE SIOUX COMMISSION.
The Members at Chicago Preparing Their
report ON Their Work,

CHICAGO. Nov. l5.-A meeting was held to-
day at the army headquarters by the Sioux
commission. appointed by the president TO
treat with the Sioux Indians for tie open
ing Of their reservation in order TO prepare
their final report. Referring 10 the charges
of unnecessary delay in the opening of the
Sioux reservation which of late has been
frequent. Maj. Roberts, aide-de. camp TO
Gen. Crook, said the delay was entirely un-
avoidable. and due TO the decision of the
president that owing 30 the contradictory
phraseology of the two acts of congress
passed at the last session, it would he
necessary for congress 10 act on
the report of the Sioux commission before
the land could be opened TO settlement
Gen. Crook IN answering the charge that
the delay in opening the reservation was
due 10 the fact that the promise which he
had made 10 the Indians to induce them 10
cede their territory had not been fulfilled.
He said; 81 may say that neither nor any
member of the commission made any prom
Use such NJ a redress Of grievances and the
like that we we're not amply
able 10 carry out, and which
will not be carried out 60 the letter.
There were some small grievances which
We could not from their nature pledge our
selves personally or officially to have re-
dressed, but upon our promise 10 represent
these in as favorable light as possible at
Washington, the chiefs expressed them
selves AS perfectly satisfied" The commits
sion will continue in session for several
days, engaged in drawing mp its report, but
il will not be made public until after il has
Il a tflI
tine, which will occupy from one 10 two
weeks
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-16
The Couniry's Militia.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Capt. Taylor, who
has been in charge of the appropriation for
the purpose of providing arms, etc, and
camp equipage for national militia, in his
annual report makes n plea for an increase
in the appropriation. II was $9,o,Co0 in
1905. and has only been doubled once since
for providing for the needs of nearly
ten times as many p,ople as then. Capt.
Taylor recommends that il be- increased Ia
$l,0O,0O annually. Nebraska and few
other states have not made the returns re-
quired by law md Capt. lay lor recommends
that after Jan. |, 1870, no issues Of stores be
made 20 any state which has not rendered
returns.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-16
LOST ANOTHER MEMBER,
Kansas City wnhdraws Prom the Amcri-
can Htse Ball Association.

ttll lttSt MN ahNrb'ihthths
Nrw YORK, Nov. l5-Considerable anN-
iety was felt to day before the meeting of
the American Base Ball association whether
or not Kansas City and Baltimore would re-
turn to the convention, which they left yes
terday. Both. however, appeared. but Kan
sas CITY withdrew from the meeting ten
minutes later and was admitted 10 member
ship in the Western Association. After the
withdrawal Of Kansas City. Phelps, of the
Louisville club, was elected president
After the adjournment Congressman
O'Neill, of the st. Louis club, made state
ment to the press. lie said the association
under Phelps, proposed 10 have honest ball,
He declared that the laat season the Brook
lyp club resorted TO dishonorable
methods 20 secure the pennant, and
had that club remained in the association
charges would have been preferred against
some of its PLAYERS He said that when the
BROOKLYN club completed its series in Gin
cinnati, A. j. Bushong, one of its players,
called ON Jack Milligan, the catcher of -.
Louis, and made proposition 20 give hlm
half his share in the money 10 be gained at
the games IN the Wotlu Cuhinlluuhull lio-
vided he gave the same division il 81. Louis
played for the championship. Chris Won der
Ahe presented the following telegram, which
he said he saw accidentally one night before
il was delivered:
BRooKLyN, n. v, Oct. 10. - Milligan,
catcher, st. Louis, Mo.-C'lub hope you Will
answer the telegram sent you, which was
that will give you check for 500 f9l
vour share in our agreement. IL
will be- permanent favor ia
me if you will, and besides
il will be sure thing for you. and give me
chance 10 make little. Don't lose youi
chance as you did with Tucker. Reply III
stantly at my expense.
A. j. BusaoNG.
Byne, of Brooklyn, subsequently said
II have no reply to make TO any statement
made by the st. Louis club ON its alleged
legal representative. The press and public
will readily recognize and appreciate the
animus which prompts any statement made
by the ex champion club of the American
association against the Brooklyn club"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-16
DENVER THIEVES F0lLED.
A job TO Rob nD Express Company Frus-
trated by the Police

DENVER, Nov. l5.-A robbery of consider
able proportions has just beon frustrated
by the police. The works Of the Colorado
Smelling and Refining company are located
about five miles east Of the city. II has
been the custom Of the First National Bank
10 send 10y express 10 Argo about 5000 each
Monday morning via the Union Pacific Ex-
press company, Bill Moore, in charge of
the switches nt Argo, knew this fact. He
informed g. II. Moore and other confeder-
ates, aud they arranged to rob the agent.
Not only die they expect 10 capture
the pny roll, but gold bricks
10 the value Of at least $1,000.
Union Pacific detectives. who nre directly
connected with the Pinl6ertons, frustrated
the job. As il il now, Bill Moore, C.. II.
Moore, William Coleman and Dan Crowley
are behind the bars. G. II. Moore claims
10 have been connected with the James
boys, also the bank robbery nt Marysville,
No. and the Starsbury, Mo-, "A few years
ago, and had also a scheme 10 rob several
banks IN Iowa.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-16

We have several things in Underwear
that would attract the attention Of a
connoisseur Goods that formerly went
for IS and $40 can now be had for about
half that money. We have many OF
those effects in Silk, Lace and Stripes
that you cannot fud in any place in
Helena except -"You Know Where"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-16

LAKE PRoyIDENoR, La, Nov. l6.-Louis
Harnthal, Of Yicksburg, came here to-day
from 1ompkins Bend, and reports that at
about o'clock this morning the Alsatia
store was shot into about fifty or more
times and placarded "No Jews after the
first Of January. Delhi warning Of FIRE
and lead will make you leave" Bernnrd a.
Bloch's store AT Goodrich Landing was also
shot into about twenty times. There were
fifty-fve empty cartridge shells found ON
the levee this morning in front Of the store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-16
AIRY, FAIRY LILLIAN.
The Comic Opera star said TO Have Con
with Club Man.

CmcAGo Nov. l5.-Lillian Russell, the
well known comic opera artistic, who came
here with the Aronson Brigand company
left suddenly for New York yesterday with
out notice TO the manager, and many ru-
mors are afoa.. G. Z. Leonard, Lillian's
father. says she did not elope. She had a
severe cold and followed her physician's ad-
vice in deciding not 10 appear on the stage.
He went with her 10 the train. II il ru-
mored in theatrical circles, however, that
she has gone 10 New York to meet W. C..
Sanford. young club man with $4,000
yearly income.
NEw YoRK, Nov. 16.-Lillian Russell AZ
rived from Chicago tonight. She denies
that she eloped with Sanford, and says she
merely laid of for a few days TO rest before
her Philadelphia engagement.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-16

Another thing that will attract you is
our stock OF Nobby Cardigans. Without
n doubt we can show two styles whore
you can find one elsewhere, while we
show some styles that you cannot find
as Fine in Quality anywhere. We mean
this and stand ready TO prove il
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-16
Federal Appointments in Montana.

WASHINGTON, Nov. H. Special. - The
Important offices in North Dakota, Montana
and Washington will not be filled until the
senators are elected and join their recon-
mendatiuns TO that Of the congressman.
Representatives from these states have been
informed by the president that he had de-
cided upon this course. Carter in present
ing the name of Hiram Knowles for United
States district Judge, told Attorney General
Miller il was not nj all likely there would be
any opposition, and, moreover, the senators
from MoutRnn would no doubt be chosen
from men who endorsed Judge Knowles for
the position.
Mr.. Garter says he believes law should
be passed abolishing the office Of Surveyor
General. He claims that in many instances
abuses have grown up under the system, and
frauds in surveying have been perpetrated
which would not otherwise have occurred
had the government made n contrnct for
the survey direct with the surveyors. Il il
probable Carter will introduce bill favor
ing such proposition.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-16
To Tcs, the Torpedo.

WASHINGTON, Nov. lb.--Secretary Tracy
yesterday appointed board of officers to
supervise the test Of controllnblo auto
matte torpedo. Under the terms proposed
10y Secretary Whitney last winter, tho tor
podo is contained in device driven through
the water by n carbOnic acid gas engine.
Its movements are controlled 10y electricity
from the ship from which IL started. The
torpedo tx 10 be exploded 10y electricity
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-16

Ngw YORK, Nov. 15.-At a meeting Of the
principal firms engaged in the wire trade,
barbcd and smooth, in this.city yesterday, a
trust under the head of the Federal Steel
company WIS formed with a capital of 80
OOO,OOO 30 $l2,00,0OO. Those in II say the
object IL not 10 increase the price, but 10 re-
duce the cost Of production.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-16

Children grow to be Boys, Boys pass
on TO Manhood, but they must all be re-
membered. No matter how transitory
their condition. we have 'em all, in all
grades. All the Ladies will tell you:
"The only place to buy Boys Clothing is
at Harris" and they know you can de-
pend upon it.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-16

LONDON, Nov. I5.-Annie Besant, who WAS
candidate for membership in the London
school board, brought action for libel
against Rev. Hoskyne, rector of church in
siepney, who. plaintiG alleges, at the time
OF the election issued "A circular in which he
asserted she regarded chastity ms a crime
and unbridled sensuality virtue. The
case wns tried to-day. The Judge summed
up strongly against the plaintiff. The jury
disagreed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-16

SALT LAKE, Nov. 15.-In continuance of
the investigation into the onths admins
tered in Mormon ceremonies hostile 20 the
United States, to-day Levi Axtell Hwore the
penalty for diyulging the secrets was death
IL Is understood that the setting up of the
kingdom Of God ON the ruins of the United
States meant that the Mormon church was
Ia ruip ~
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-16

Many things we would like to men.
ton were our space not 80 limited, but
we must say word about our Neck
wear. In this specially
WE ARE THE BOSS.
Pshaw, they can't hold candle to usl
just look at our line and you will agree.
The Styles are the latest. We are not
accountable for the Patterns, because
our opinion is that the more ridiculous
a garment. or the louder the pattern,
the more apt 10 be considered as the
proper Thing" this year. From the
abbreviated "Chappie" Box Coat TO the
borrid Banana patterns that adorn
our Vest and Neckties, As they are
Stylish, we must wear them,
DONCHERKN0W
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-11-16
Thelr Mnlher W.. Ah...p,

DANDuRY, Conn.,, Nov. 1.-Two children
Of Robt. Hennessy. in the absence Of their
mother to-day, were playing with matches
and set fire 10 themselves. Both were
burned TO death.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-28

Die oorifebenbe fiatiitii9e Isabelle
ftelt bic fiir Steuersweds abeei91Bten
Wsribe bes Nationalbsrm0gens in ben
ELF SiibitaateH, mel9e gum iiiolideu
Gtaatenbunbe seb6rt unb in S5olae beIs
len i6were pirtbi6aftIi9e Yerluife err
litten baben, bonn Sabre 1860 an big
ieBt auiammen unb iii oeBbalb bon
algemeinem Snterele, neil fe cine
tur3e. In 3ablen ausgebriidte 8ei6it!e
bonn Jtlebergan9e unb Der Wie6ererbes
bung oieier 5toaten lit.
Der 5iiben befanb Iid. wie bic Sos
belle aeigt. i'm Sabre 1860 auf benz 06s
bepunfte feiner pirtbf6aftIi1en BIiis
TIE, uub ieiH Mohlitano lieb ben Der
Norbfaaten melt binter li1 suriid. Gs
1T n0tbig, elm paar 3abIen, meI6e bic
Sabelle giebt, berdusSusreifen, nm ben
Bswels fiir oieie Sbatia9e au aebeu.
Sas Werm6gen, mel6es Der Staat
Georgia allein su iener 3eit reprdlen.
tlrte, = $645, 1875. 900 = mar Qr6ser
als bas ber 5taaten Wtaine, Nen
9ampibire. 8ermont unb &bobe sSslano
3ufammengennmmen. Stb Carolina.
tDel6es Elm @i9entbum bon $548, ,138, !.
600 fiir Steuer3mefe angao, iuar in
ruuoer Summe um polle 100000, 900
rei6er, als bic beiben norbli6en Staa.
ten Rem Seriep uno 2bobe Sslaub,
pelbe 5uiammen nur elm 8crm6aen
bon $489, ,000,000 aufBuweifen baiten.
Der Siibftaat Wiifiilippi nit leinen
$607 ,324 900 iteuerbaren gigentbums
lieB ben reiAen Gabritltaat Connecticut,
mel9er ben Wertb ieines 8erm6aens
auf uidt mebr als $444, ,270, 900 ab.
fddBte, Inn $160.000,00O binter fid,
auriid. 8ertbeilt man fir 1860 bas
Werm0gen in ben perfdiebenen Staaten
auf Die @inmObner mad 66pfen unb
nimmt baoOn ben WaBfub fur ibren
Gelbtbum, 10 nimmt Der Staot Snb.
Carolina inter alien Staaten ber Union
bic brittle Steae elm, WiIIiIlippi bic
bierte, 2ouiiana bic ie6fte, Georgia Die
fiebente, SSlOriba bic neunts, alabama
bic elite, 3stos bic stpblfte, Nrtanias bic
fiinbebnte, Birginien bic Iedssebnte,
pdbrer5 Der Norbitaat Obio erft aIs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-28

eeeilt. 5rdulein! gehes Grdulein!
b6rte He ibn binter fid ber ruFen. sic
fab fi9 aber nidt um unoblieb nidt febeit
big lie auf Dem Sreppeuabiab beg eriten
9todes angetommeil mar; ba. In bem
belen Jlur, gegeniiber benl tpirbelnben
5anagemiibl, bas bur6 bic offene Gilt
geltbiir fi6tbar tpurbe, lebnte iie elm
paar Minuten an benz @eldnoerpfoiten,
um Itbem gu fd6pfen unb fi6 nibrem
S6reden 5u erbolen.
gDie tDar bas nur m6glid gemeien?
Ser ernife, ebrerbietige, etpas lintii9e
Wfeni6 = tDel9 elm 8eift NOR pl0Bli6
in ibn gefabren, baB er ii6 10 neit ber>
aehen fonnte2 lln6 mas bebeutete bic,
ier &uB2 @ar er ni6ts tpeiter als cine
ieItIame Beiiegelung ibres -lberbaupt
ni6t gan3 alltdsli6en Begegneus, 10
braberli9 geneiHt, ME lie 9laes genom.
men, mas er ibr seiagt bate? S6er
nabm er bic gauge nd@tlide 3mieiprad
bod tDie Elm galantes Nbenteuer, bas
ni9t nit eiuem bloBen 9dnbebrud bes
iflohen iperben fonnte2
sic bate 10 tuenig Grfabrung! 5eit
Sabren bate tein Wdnnermuno ibre
2ippsn berAbrt. Wie ioIte fie tpiffen,
ipel6 ein unteridieb 3pii6eu einem
briiberli9en unb einem perliebten &uiIe
iei2 3war = tpenn fie fidh re1t entfann
= cine ettpns fftirmiide 8lutb bate ibr
@efdt seiireift, bet Druid bieier 9ippen
mar lebbafter unb begebrli6er getpeien,
als &amera6en, 2eibenssefdbrten, @Ols
legeu fi6 5u graBea pflegen. Sic fibls
te, nie bic S6am ibr in bic Mangen
loberte = unb 3ugIei6 elm anberes @es
ftibl, bas iie fi1 felbif nibt ein5ugeife=
ben tuagte. Nlio mar iie bod ni6t 3u
alt un6 berbliibt, um einem tungenMans
ne, ber iie ndber tennett gelernt, nift
nod INNER zines lei9Rnnigen @unf9es
Dertb gu eri@einen2 8ielleidt mar es
nur 10 in ibm aufgefiadert, pienei9t
f1dmte er iid iebt, baB er iif bate
fortreiBen lafen; aber es mar bod ge.
fbeben, es bate seI6eben t6nnen! Sin
bermOrrenes Gefiibl ieIiaer Betlommen.
belt unb berifoblener Wonne iibertam
he, nod Diel iiiBer, als in bet tpirfli6en
Sugenb elm eben aufb!ibenbes Mdb6en
bas Na@gefhbl beg erten Ru1es in bic
giniamfeit nit fortnimnt.
sic fab bur9 bic Sbir bic
6o93eitsgeielli9aft boriiberpirbeln,
paar um paar, uno ber GontrabaB
br6bntefo fart, baE bic 9ielen, ,auf benen
iie ifanb, fbiitterten. grdutigam uno
graut f@ienen fid i6on entiernt su boz
ben. Die iunseu 8ettern f6maneen bic
Gran3iungfern bur9 ben Saal. bic i96n
friiirten 2odeui6pfe ber Serren tparen
f6oH aertuiiblt, bic glumen. @oiffiiren
Der Oamen bebentlid serHattert, ber
Gbampagner i9ien aber bic 2nlt INNER
nod su f9iiren. Wiit einen1 unidgli9
gleidgiItigen, faif perd6tli9en Bid
lieB bic Grenoe brauben, bic Niemano
bea9tete, bas @epiibl an ii1 norlbers
fbmirren.
(Tnrtlehuno fnInf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-28

fteb3ebnter, Stem 0ort als 5rsiunb3man.
Sigiter unb penniplDanien gor aIs bret,
bigiter 5ur @eltung tommt
Sang anbets bat fi1, ME bic Isabelle
na6Deif, na9 einem Sabr3ebnt bag
Notwithstanding aeitaItet. N1ein
bic beiben 5taaien Stem Nort uab
yenniDloaHien, beren Steuerliiten i'm
Sabre 1860 @igentbumsmertbe i'm Ge.
TRACE bon 81 ,843, ,338. 900 unb 81, ,416,s
50l 900 angegeben batten, beiaben
1870 9tationalDerm0sen bon $500, :
! 84l 900 unb $3.808, $40, 900, suIam=
men alio SIC, ,309. 181 900, elm 8erm6s
gen. oas boppeIt 70 grOB mar, tpie oass
1enige, tpel6es Der geIammte 5iben =
bic Staten Rentudp, MarDlanb, 9elas
mare unb Dtlfiourt nit eingeI1lofen =
i'm Sabre 1860 aubuweilen sebabt bat'
te, uab breimal TO grpB, wie bic 8s.
fammtlumme beg iteuerbaren gigen.
tbums i'm Siiben fAr bas Sabr
1870 mar, Die auf taum n,sbr ais
$3.000.000 abgei6dBt purbe. Oas
tlelne Maila6ufet!s, oeffen feuerpHid,s
tiges @tgentbum i'm Genius BON 1860
auf ni1t mebr als 1915. 237 000berans
iblagt gemelen mar, pies i'm Sabre
1870 Elm Verm6gen Don 50, 1872, 148. 900
auf balb 10 biel. tDle ole bier5ebn Siibs
ftaaten 3uiammen auf3upeiien batten.
OagegeH NOR 5iib>@arolira, bas, ME
eben gefagt, i'm Sable 1860, bic Wobls
babsnbeit na6 Der Gopfsabl ieiner Gin
tpobner bere6net, unter ben Staaten Der
Union bic brittle SteIung eingenommen
batte, big CUR breiBisiten berabgeiunten,
8sorgla bon Der liebenten 5ur neunuuo.
atDanaigiten, MiIfiffippi bon ber oierten
3ur blerunbbreibigifen uno bic iibrigen
Saofaaten i'm elet6en 8erbdltniB,
tpdbrenO bic @eit. unb Norbfaaten fas
tig an Woblifanb su9enomnlen batten.
Sm Sabre 1860 bate bas eingel9dBte
@igentbum in Siib.garoIina. rpie oben
geiagt, fi6 auf $548. 138, 900 belaufen,
ndbreno &bObe Sslanb uno Stem Ser,
lep suiammen nur $489. 900, 900 auf3us
tpelien bermo9ten; unb mad benz Gem
lug bon 1870 NOR ber Werth bes Nati'
onalperm6gens Der beiben Norbitaaten
auf 1868. 100000 geitiegen, tpdbrenb er
IN ben Sibfaaten nuf $208, LAG, 900,
alio unter bic 6dlfte beg friiberen 8es
TRACES berabgefunfen mar.
Sm Sabre 1860 belief fi1 bas Static,
nalpermogen Der gefammten Unions
itaaten auf bic runbe Summe BON
$l2, 900. .000.0 900 unb bas Der Siib5taas
ten auf S., 200. 900. 900. Nierunbbier.
sig pro3ent bes National &ei6tbums
tuaren fomit i'm 8eiib beg @iibens. SeSm
Sabre 1870 reprdientirte oas 8otals
Verm0geH ber Ser. 6taaten einen
Wettb bon $l4, ITO, 900. 900, bon nels
den Der Stioen ni6t mebr aIs $3.064,.
600. 900, oIfo % Broaent beiaB, bic
Odlfte beS gntbeiles am 9iaiionaIs
&sidtbum, melden er bor eiuem Sabrs
3ebnt befeiien batte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-28
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