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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

Sober 9euti6e, bet 81 geaturaliias
tionspapieren bere6tist 1T, IolIte bieielz
ben unu erSiislif 81 eriuirfen iu6en.
Sober, nit beiien 8iirserredten mid t
Naes in flarIter Srbnuns iit, iollte ba=
fir iorsen, baB es balbmDslidit inOrb-
nuns fommt. Seber 9euti6e, Der ben
@elesen sufulse bus Stimmre6t eriuerz
ben fann, iol1te in Der nd6iten @abl
aud itirnmen f6nnen, llm ben 8eporte~
benben Snoiunotbinsiturm abi9lusen
3u belfen. Sober iollte barauf ieben,
baB iein 8edt in teiner @eiie an9efodz
ten iperoen fann. a6er ni6t iuesen
oes Gtimmre6ts nllein lit bic Griperbs
uns beg 8Irserredts BON @i6tisfeit.
Sn einisen Stauten 1T uu6 Die Gruerb-
uns bon @runbeisentbum on bus 8iirs
serredt setnipft unb es iit BEL Der iesiz
gen Gtirlmuns 81 ertuartsn, baB Die
@eiebsebuns in bieier Sesiebuns eber
perI66rft ols sentiloert tuirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10
8inossstrub sesen Sinbei@uur.

aus benz Scientific Imericau" ent'
nebmen mir Sol9enoes:
Sm lesten Sriibjabr bate bic Staats,
Grange bon Sllinois burd ibren Grecur
tipzausl9uB, um ben grpreiIunsen bes
Binoeidaur=5ruits elm gnbe 5u MAIDEN,
5ebntauieno Dollars fir cine erfolsreide
unb pratti9e 1ai6ine obar InbdngIel
on bic bisberisen Maidinen oHerirt,
nit tuel9em ntan @etreibe mittelit
Strob binoen fann. CUR Snfornlation
bes Yublifums iuirb nunmebr iolsen=
Der 8eridt bes @refutiuzg zgorite's uns
terbreitet:
@ir smpfiasen Ipplitationen bon
8erlunen, tuel6e ben ausselebten greis
au erlansen tuiini9ten, aus allen staas
ten unb Territorieu Ser Union, iotpie
au9 BON CANADA unb S1pttlanb. Sas
Gomite periammelte ii9 am 20. Gusuit
unb priiite brei Gage lang bic 5abtrei6
ulterbreiteten 3eidnunsen unb Mobele,
uouun piele BON sroBem erfinberiidem
@eiite aeustsn. Der 9. Suli tuar unter
Der Offerte als Der Gag anseiebt, an
iueldem Die Selbpro6e nit ben Strobs
binoeru eenla9t tusroen ipllte; aber 5u
jener Seit mar feline Maidine fertis fir
5elbarbeit uno nur ein Mobeu boiler
@rDBe Sur Srobe ein9etrofen. Sa In
beb nod ta9tdsli6 Sriefe uno slpplifa'
tiunen in Sejus aui bieie bOdit iui6tise
s(nsele9enbsit einliefen, 10 uertu9te fid
Die 9(usuit.@eriummluns, pbne cine
@ntidciOuas Su treffsn, uno lit Der am
30. uub 80. October itattgefunoenen
ipeiteren SerIaumlun9 cntI6ieb bas
GrecHtio- Gpmite, bnb oa5 obenerlpG9nte
grpbe Mp6ell oQeu Seoir9urgen Der
senla5ten S1erie no6tdme. Die nus.
seiesien 5etutauienO 9OGars iuarbsn
rem bctreffenbeu GrfinOer pfferirt, biez
ier lpeis erie ii9 inbeb, ieinc StrObbinbes
Mdidjine Der Grange fir bieIe Summe
81 ii6ertra9ea, iaoeHi inn fir iein Bls
tent bersits wsit sv6Bere 9tn9ebute se>
ma6t iporbeu iparen. g9ir baben ge-
ieben, iu;e biele 0ai@iue 8ei5en banb,
uno lie rerri6tet bie 2(rbeit piel i66ner
unb bciier, als iuldes init StroD6inbsn
Eel bsr Sano 9ei6ebeu fam. Die Sra
I6ine fat cine Grtra Sorri6tun9 fir
@etrei6e nit fur5em StrOb, pel9e our6
Den 5HB Deg grei6ers ill Operation 9e<
fest wiro. Gs i6eint als u6 hieicr
8iioer in allen lcinen G6lilen piel etnr
fa9er unb lcibter 81 banb1a5en lit, als
Der S6nurbinbcr. Der ,,Snupfer" lit
,ipar uidt 10 itb6n conitruirt als bei'm
3pirnbinber, troboem niumt berielbe
16er nidt mebr Gaum Gin llno lit audi
1i6t 10 i9lper, als beim 3uirnbinber.
gsir era9ten Obises ats cine Sa6e BON
3roBer @i6ti9teit fir @etreibe5iebenbe
5armer, inbem bielelben in Sufunft |
lidt nlebr ron ben SinocI5uurz Fruits .
lbDdusen tueroen, ba ite i5r 8inbemas
sr;1( ouf 1hrpn Tormslt hab en-"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10
SUI Remission. aslpis Gpuntn. lpur.

Sill 2eiuiston, 2etuis County. iuurs
be Sobu McBiaiams in Solse BON
&ranfbeit seiitesfrauf uno ioIte baber
in @euabriam senomuen iperoen. gr
entfam iebo1 ben 8eamten, rannte
nod Suulc unb erid)lua feline 25 Sabre
alte Srlu NIT einem Sanbbeil. gtcs
@illiams ilt perbaftet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10
a6crmann, @eo., Vreitae, sen 10. Janmar, 1890

Gu6 sesen bas ,,auitralii9e gdblipz
item" iuitben jest bic bemofratiI6en
5iibrer. ieitbem ibnen inter bemielben
bel Der lesten @abl bic Stabt Bolton
uerloren sins unb ieitbem iie ausfnnben
baB setuiiie bel ibnen beliebte Wanipu:
latiOnen ,ui9t mebr Sieben". = @ebei=
me sbrltde 8abl unb 9emofratie paIs
fen eben i6ledt suIammen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

llebcr &atten i'm 9oitamte gu &anias
GitD i6rei6t Die ,,Sanias gitp Yreiie"
pie iol9t: 0ab Die bur6 ben 8aum>
man9el i'm 9uitaate berbei9e fibrten
3uItdnbe mitlrlter re6t unansenehme
uno dr9erlid)e Sul9en nab ii6 jieben
t6unen, erbcllt aus na6Itebenbem Sorz
fua, Der iid fiir6li6 baielbit ereiguete.
Die leste 9tummer bes ,SoutbweItern
Wetbuoilt", elmer Dieii9en @o6eu5eit.
uns, iuar oil cinenl hcr lesten gtbenoe
5ur reselre6ten 3eit oaf bem Soitamte
5ur Sef6roernn9 ab9 9eliefert pprbcn.
95unft 6 ll6r iuaren Die Yoitldfe i'll Die
{5dnoe Der slnSelteilten ilbersesansen,
aber, aultltt baB Die Strtbsiluug Der
9sadete uno eia6etuen 3eitunger, ipis
ibli6, IT'D on oemie!ben sl6eno porscz
nommen lpurbe, blie6en Die eide ans
irgenb einem @runoe oie 9ta9t iibcr lit
eiitcm 9Biutel iteben. 9as benubteu
bic Staten, uun Oenen es im Goitamte
ein 9au5es Seer scben muB, lint ii6
iibcr Die sdfe ber cu MAIDEN unb on
benz frilden aleiltcr einen leferen
@eibuudtsidmaus Su bnlten. 9(ls Die
Sjdde am rdditen Mpr9en enbli6 sur
gei6rberun9 an bic &eibe fanen, Itellte
iib Die 8eid)eerun9 Deraus: Sunberte
con Safeten iulren ilrer !0I(len uuo
nit oeIeu auA iGrer StoreHen beraubt,
10 baB Die Scitunsen ni1t bef0roert
iuerocn funuteu. g8ie p;ele 9t6urnenz
ten, Denen ib:e gteuiabrsnummer auss
blieb, mD9er bu ni6t iiber Den b0ien
Seitlln9s 9eIbimpft baben."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

9bomas q. Sones. tuetder i'll Der
aanunensieBerei im 5bjifs5lu9ol BEL
@uIbinston anseitellt iuar, lit aus iei.
ncr Steue entlaiieu iuoroen, ueil in
grfa6runs sebru6t luuroe, caB erSobn
@iltts Booth, na9oem bicier ben Yrd.
iibeuten Gincolh ermo,bet bate, gum
@ntfpmmen bebiilaid mar. Sones
Uurbe ipdbrenb Der lebtem bemOfratiider
Sbminiitratipn auf GerunluiIung BEG
Gon9reBreprdlentarten Compton Dor
Mnrptanb ansefellt. Wtuob, iuelde,
bcn Sib Gonptons ccuteitirt, erbob Dit
8el6ulbisung als 9bsil feline sGonteites
uno bieiei6e batic sur JClge, ba6 Soncs
entlaGen ipurDe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

Der Neserpaitor 8lpben in Georgia
asitirt fir bic Guspunberuns ber See
ger na6 slirita. ,0is 8oriebuns",
iuste er in elmer &ebe, bat bic Gtlu.
perei Suselaiien, bamit bic @eser bier,
ber sebra9t iuerben, bas gbri itentbum
in ii9 aufSlne6men, I'M es bann int
2anbe ibrer @dter tpieoer oerbreiten
su t6nnen." ."-8as aber iueniser lobens=
iuertb BON Der iunit 10 siitisen 8ors
iebuns mar, 1T, baB iie uns gu bieiem
Siuede einen m6rberil6en 8rie9 auf:
bolite, uno bas mir jebt fir ben Grams.
port Der iduar;en 8erbreiter bes abris
itentbums na9 Nfrifa Die So iten beitreiz
ten Ioaen. (N. 9. Sttsjts.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10
g prSpol, 9tupember, 1889.

NorSpol, gouember, 1889.
S6eure 5reunbe
@eridumt es nld5t bic prabpoaen Bebnudtsuaarsn in
Dr. gttmeDrs spOtbcfe u bceDen bern s nb bic d0nien
Die i'd je 9e9en babe Cine aruBe Susrabl @l6ums bas
9sueIe nu bicIcm Gebe uuo ebr bili9 aur5 ib6n Gez
ienfe far cormann unO gu ben nsOriseu 9reieu. Sier
biet m bic bette eGe seubeit gum Gnfau gurer gseibnots
waaren.
SANTA CLAUS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10


9iite bon Briefen, ipel1a Bis gum
80. Dec. in Der Boftoffice in 3ermann
ni9t absebolt tuurbeu:
slnton 8aesaebr, 60. Snar.
SRI. 8elIe &lossner, Jrau W. Willer 2.
5rf. 5ranf UaiIer 8, 6. 81. &bibeIibe.
5rau Soiepbine Reper.
Bon Der 9eob Setter Office.
&oiina Slider.
8om 4uslan6e
Gnoers Soersenieit.
Bcim slbbOlen Obiser grieie ipOlle
uan sefdaisit idseu .,anse;eist."
Spiepb 2eifns,
Epitmeiiter,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10
tpuutits
Gprriairt bon
&obert @alter, z. s. WcWillan
Sermann, Ro. gem, Wo.
@alfer & McWlillan

Ge1tsanlpaIte, gtotarc, Brlnoei9ert'
tbums unb SeiiB- -3itels Gsenten.
Sefseu bic ein;ieen fog. @runbbeIiees.ll
tunbe:S :Siiter in @dscona6e County, Wo.
Qn 20, 900 Qder allerlei @run6eieentbum
gum Serfauf. S6enteu @rinbei9ent6um
pon abmeIenben 0erionen bic n6tbi9e @ufs
merfiamfeit. 8ernittelu anleiben auf
@ruubei9entbum. Cine ansdbl Der &ina':
i6en 9aIIotarten ponGaseonabe Gountp nod
gum Serfauf.
. ffiee: S&iIsr Straee, In Settlers Dc.
bSubs. 21Aus. e8
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

County ofGasconads IS President, and Rob.
ert Robyn. Cashier of said bank, and each
of us, do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of our knowledge and belief.
JOHN SCHERER, President.
ROBERT ROBYN. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
red and ninety.
Witness my hand aud notarial seal hereto
affixed, at Office. in Hermann the date last
aforesaid. (CoR nissioned and qualified for q
term expiring November Is 1893.
EUGENE +. RIPPSrEIN, Notary Public.
Correct Attest
AUG. MEYER,
(SEAN AUGUST BEGEMANN, Director
(SN MICHAEL JORDAN,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-21

Blair's SUNDAY Rest Bill" now
before Congress, is the most alb.
surd thing ever heard of. 1t pro.
vides for the closing of all saloons
public houses. gardens and places
ofamusement on the Sabbath, and
prohibits the hiring of livery
teams for pleasure trips, the de-
livery of the mails, running of
railroad trains, publication of
newspapers, etc., and contains
many other Objectionable and OBJ
noxious features. But why not
"go the whole hog" and prohibit
a mans bowels from working on
Sunday, and make audible fiatu-
lence a crime, compel ships at sea
to heave-to and wait for Monday
to come along, and muzzle cattle
In the fields? Homer Indsx.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-21
ANOTHER "bloody chasm"

ANOTHER 'bloody chasm" has
been bridged. ST. Louis congrat-
ulates Chicago on her capture of
the Worlds Fair. The lion and
the lamb have lain down together;
the Ratchet is buried and every
thing is lovely. This is surprise
to many, but the secret of it all
is that st. Louis is preparing to
go for a bigger thing. The cap
ital of the nation must soon be
moved westward to a more central
position, and st. Louis will show
thatsshe stands in just the right
spot. Chicago will not now dare
to say a word against this little
st. Louis acknowledgements.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-21

There is a rush of boomers to
the Cherokee lands. What for:
Simply because men will not take
pains to post themselves. 1t takes
some money even to go there and
locate. After that what do they
expect? They can make no more
than a living for years to come.
But were they to take what they
have and settle in some valley,
say of Idaho, everything they
could raise-and they could raise
more than on the Cherokee strip
would bring a good price in
gold. Instead of a land saturated
with malaria they would be in as
healthy spot as there is in the
world; and after a year or two
they would wonder that they ever
had an infatuation. for any other
conntry.-Salt Lake Tribune.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-21

The Sacramento Record Union
1rys: 1t has been known ever
since the advent of the young
Emperor of Germany that Prince
Bismarck, now very aged, would
improve an early opportunity to
retire to that rest he so well de-
serves. 1t was hoped, however,
that his retiracy would not be had
under political stress, as it seems
now has happened. The dispatches
assert positively that he has re-
signed his post as helmsman of
the German Empire, and that the
Emperor has accepted his resigna-
ton, the differences between the
ruler and his minister being irrec-
oncilable. 1t matters very little
what were the immediate causes
of the rupture; it suffices to know
that the strongest politician and
most far-seeing minister in CONT
mental Europe has taken off the
harness, and that it is to a young,
hot-headed and ill-advised ruler
he has surrendered. That Germ
any viii be moved to it's very GEN.
ter by the event, goes without say
ing. General Won Caprivi, Com
mander of the Tenth Army Corps,
has been appointed Chancellor of |
the Empire to succeed the retired
Prince.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-21
County of Ormsby.

In the Matter of A. S. Bryant) Notice from
an Court
Insolvent Debtor. to Creditors
Pursuant to an order of the Honorable
T. Fl. Wells, Judge of the said District
Court, notice is hereby given to all the
creditors of the said Insolvent, A. S. Bry-
ant to be and appear before the Honorable
Judge Rising, Judge of said Court, in open
Court, at the Court room, of said Court In
Carson City, Ormsby County, Nevada, On
the 31st day Of March, 1850 at 10 O'Clock ..
m. of that day then and there to show
cause, ifany they can, why the prayer
said insolyent should not be granted ana
an assignment of his estate be made ans
he be discharged from his debts ana NJ
bilities in pursuance of the Statute, n
such case made and provided. ana IN tn ne.
meantime all proceedings aesiast said N
solvent be stayed.
witness my hand and che
fsHAL) seal of said Court this 2etg
day Of reb.. 4. D., 1879.
VIZ. HY DoANE. Clerk. q
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-21
More and Larger Prizes than any
Other Lottery
9ru1uGuuruuunlp
EMA.S.L.E
hOtRana State Lottery Co.

First authorized by the Legislature, August,
1887, has been doing business ever since.
Its drawings takes place every month in the
year, and are always held in public at the
Turner'S Theatre, Butte, Montana.
FAMED FUR THREE YEARS for integrity
of Its drawings and prompt payment of its
prizes.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-21

The East is beginning to wax

The East Is beginning 10 wake
up to the fact that where the
monaghan wedge" is permitted
to find entrance it never ceases to
make its way. The Enterprise
says. Deeper and deeper it goes
day by day into the industries of
the country. There is now to be
made in New York grand effort
to drive out the Chinese laundTies.
1t will be job on a par with the
attempt in Australia to eradicate
the rabbits. Australia took kindly
to the ssbunnies'' when they first
came, as did the people in the
East to the cunning little brown
men"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-21

There is girl in Reno who can
put a q whole egg in her mouth
and close her mouth over it, and
she is not q bad looking girl
either.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-21
1854 Prizes amounting to sos, 2
AGENTS WANTED!

Fer club Rates or any further Information,
address J. j. JOCOBS, Butte. Montana.
Or J. JACOBS, Helena, Montana.
REMEMBER that there is . guarantee of
sex, 900 that every Plize Will be paid in full;
and that 81 Is the price Of whole Ticket and
that One ticket can draw the whole Of any
prize.
IMPORTANT!
Buy Tickets from Lottery Agents generally,
or Remit by Postal Note, Express, Money
Order or Bank Exchange, or Express. at my
expense fer s. 90 or over. ADDRESS,
J T. JACOBS, Butte, Mont.
Mar Is Tyr
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-21

Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you
want for Constipation, Loss in APP
petite, Dizziness, and all symptoms
of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs cents
per bottle.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-12-05
ADVERTISING RATES.

them aud receiving a los ,f money for
his note. He was standing outside Of g
low cell-like room six feet high and 100
feet long. and the King banker was
sitting cross-legged on "a ledge and
counted Ous silver dollars, ringing each
one as he counted. Inside this room
were the bankers clerks. There were
twenty-five of them, each as black as tsie
ace Of spades, each with his head shaved
aud each squatting cross-legged on the
dirt floor with a ledger laying on fat
desk about foot high before him. All
were hard at work and beside each Of
them was a big box supposed to contain
gold and silver. ! asked some questions
as to interest and was told that five and
ten per cent. month were not uDcom-
mon. The Burmese farmers are great
gamblers, and they usually gamble away
what they have left after the money.
lenders debt is paid. These King bank
ers watch the crops of their debtors very
carefully and they are ready at the mill
where the boat-load of rice is brought
for sale and get their share of the profits
before the farmer has chance to get into
the city.-American Agriculturie.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-12-05
Strawberries In Alaska.

Alaska has usually been looked upon
as 4 bleak and distant section Of Uncle
Sans domain where the land was mostly
water furnishing seals and salmon, while
icebergs and glaciers adorned wonder
fully picturesque landscapes and water
scapes, the delight of summer tourists
who visit that far northern cline to en-
JOY few elongated days.
Among the arrivals in this city yester-
day was James Cox, who left here for
ChiIEat year ago last April with his
family, consisting Of his wife and three
children. Mr.. Cox is quite we'll pleased
with the climate where he was stationed,
the temperature seldom dropping to IF.
teen degrees below zero and occasioning
no inconvenience. lie had quite nice
garden last summer, in which he raised
fine vegetables-turnips, bsets, carrots,
onions and potatoes. He saysthere is an
old half-breed woman at Chilcoot mis-
SIGN, a few miles from Chilkat, who has
raised potatoes and vegetables for many
years past. This last season she expert
,nented with some strawberries and sue
ceeded in growing some very fine ones
Tie Ast0riaa.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-12-05
THE LABOR WORLD.

WILKEsBARRE, Penn, has female cob
bier.
OVER 5000 hatters are idle in Dan5ary
Conn.
AT Bengalore India, laborers get 2}5 cents
a day.
The Cincinnati cigar-maksrs haveleftthe
Knights of Labor.
EVERYTHING connected with the hiring Of
servants in London is unsatisfactory.
New YORK piano varnishsrs want nino
hours work aud ten per cent. advance.
IN Victoria, Australia, bricklayers anl
nasons work but seven ami a half hours per
day.
THE Working Girls Club OF Baltimo-e.
Nd. will take up the study Of Woman Sat
frage
ST. PAUL. Mimi plumbers want law 70
nreyent incompetent men from engaging IN
the business.
ALI. the table glassware factories in thu
limited States are now in the han1s OF an
English syndicate.
THE miners of the South Wales AMI Mon
mouthshire coal fields have secured an nd
vance of two and half per cent. in wages
GENERAL. MASTER WORKMAN PowDERLY,
after strenuous
Knights Of Labor to cut his salary from
5000 10 1850.
Two HUNDRED AND FOUR American carpet
mills, running II, ,0O) looms, enplGyIng 45'y1S "
hands made in the year 1889 1oSJO,VV9
yards OF carpet.
THE Southern Mining Company is putting
''iron mem into their pit at Prospscs, On'o;
They say they are not getting enough ont OF
the coal as It is mined by haa1.
WHENEVER the New YORK Sixty-ninth
Regiment parades every member OF ITS olnd
of sixty-five pieces receives 50 excepting tne
leader, who gets sl2. The drum major has
So
TIE San Francisco molders sent man 70
Honolulu and Omaha. The strikers won tns
suit brought against thsm for 80 Oo0 Dy
non-union man whom they refused TO WORK
with.
THE hiQh rate OF mortality among the
shop girls. In the monster shops OK Paris, SIX
per cent. is largely due to premature vital ex-
/ baustion from being unable to sit down
throughout the day.
THE average wages OF bakers in Germany
/ according 10 the statistics gathered by Au'
INST Rebel. the Socialist leader, are $500 per
weak. while the hours of labor are from Tour
teen to twenty per day.
The Brooklyn N " Reliance Labor
Club is composed of ofmarble-cutters and their
employers. Aneight-hour day viii begin in
/ February The lowest pay for cutters 10
| fixed at $3.50 and caryers ~.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-12-05
Profits Of Slot Machines.

"How much money do you get out Of
these mechanical toysl' asked a man
who was emptying the cash receiver OF
the model of a steamship engine, with
music box attachment" in the Hoffman
House, few days ago.
"Wcll, it depends" was the answer,
ION the hotel in which the machine is
placed. This is one Of the best in the
city. The first month we placed these
toys on exhibition they returned over
500 each. From that time the receipts
have dwindled until each one does not
earn a quarter OF that amount now.
Still each one of the engines, all of which
have paid for themselves over and over
again, yet earn a good profit. They are
all owned by a company of stockholders,
organized for the purpose, and they have
all made fat dividends on their invest
meat. The steamboats,, fire engines and
locomotives cost about 500 each all
told, including the case. The grip test
ers, lung testers, and weighing machines
cost, at the outside, S25. We have little
trouble in placing them.
"They are ornamental, and few hotels
object to having one. Saloon keepers
often ask to have them placed in their
saloons. Sometimes we are asked to pay
rent for them, and if it is a very large
hotel we generally do so."-Me1 York
telegram.
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Remarkable Crises.

The English statistician, Mulhsll, gives
the following list of the most remarkable
crises since the middle of the eighteenth
century:
1736-Amsterdam. House OF Dc
Neufville, twenty-one failures in Hol-
land, twenty in England and thirty-seveu
in Hamburg.
1773-Ten million dollar failure in
Holland.
1779-Eighty-two failures in Ham
burg, aggregating go, 200, 1000; panic 10
Liverpool; British Parliament loaned
half million on exchequer bills on
goods.
1s14-Two hundred and forty banks
suspended in England. 3
1S25-Ten million dollar failures in
Manchester.
1s81-calcutta, 5000, 900 failures
IN India.
1s37-"Wnd Cat" crisis in United
States, all banks closed.
1S3S--Bank Of England saved from
suspension by Bank of France; ninety
three failures in France.
1644-Bank Of England reformed by
state loans to merchants.
1s47-Englands failures reach $780,
600, 900. Discount, fifteen per cent.
1S57-United States; 200 firms fail
for Sill, 900, 900
1S65--London, Overead Gurney crisis.
Failures, over $500, 900, 900.
1S69-"Black Friday" Great panic
il Wall street, New York, aud in Phiia-
delphia.
1S73-Jay Cookies failure at PhiIa-
delphia.
1SS4--Grant & Ward failure in New
York.
1SS7-H. s. Ives & Co. s failure.
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The enumeration Of the people OF the
United States under the provisions OF the
act of March /, 1889, has been completsl,
and the result will be az olce OH ,ially con-
municatel TO Congress. The completion Of
this decennial enumeration devo,ve5 upon
Con gress the duty OF making a new appor-
tionment OF Representatives among the
several States according to their respective
numbers"
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Tha law relating to the Civil 5ervfcs mas,
90 far as can learn, been executed by those
having the power ofappointmsnti In tho oin5s-
iisi services with fidelity and impartlality,
AID the service has been increasingly salts
factory Tho report Of the commission
shows a large amount Of good work done
dhring the year with very limited dppropria-
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II any intelligent and loyal company o.
American citizens were required TO catalogue
the essential human conditions o. national
life do not doubt that with absolute unani-
nifty they would begin with free AMI honest
elections" And it isgratifying toknow thai
generally there is a gro wing and non-partisal
demand for better election laws. But against
this sign of hope and progress must be set the
depressing and undeniabe fact that cleo
ton laws and methods are sometimes cum