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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

.,fe
ios fiscal year ending June 80 1871 -'o -
Special laNc-: 49,
D''.- IL "a. toD3,,o III ijs "a
Mauufa tu,r- Of ~ %
i'neI !. +, o. ''S"'''-'.-. -.-'-'-'-'''' U770 81
----.".
Io,.. T ,. a. , .,'.' ,i,i n NM p 20
1871 - ..'....,.'-..-. sl.515.4S1 II
- - ---------
EFNAfiI' La lON' .- -
Estimated reduction in iccep- c'n tobacco
Estimated f.dl,ton 10 recent, from snW'. "3-lo Il
Estimated reduction IN "'r'l- ron 'be''' 5li4sl Il
taxes .-...-.. ------'--'''.-- 1870
,, ,.t.. T., ..,t,t
'"1, '1 1ir,'.o et, Tor u.r,i wear ed.
iy Junr 80 isyi. 800. %. s9S 392 y
m .,,.,i, ~, at-n o,o may h. .xpected
nGer me operation OF mo- P,un 49,, ~. ,tinn ~
october |. 1890, which authorize uFc lVrtu' dVo" VI
We, with Trdre PA, ~ ~ ''t con Gallon. II
u D. o-NHH,tH '"A, ' ,t i'J nv. adj "f tho.r
wine Will Be ortf"d ana ti dbOH' vh1 nun % "a, ~
hulh VAL hc rr1uIrH Oh taP' D'a,ul ,@' ,,Sich H.,
eoiln u- VIII g U.s." -, .., % b. - 81 49, ,i,,,tod -.
$4,000. This would may" IN" tDlaI s,,' I ~. ~
ducjon IN receipts i1r IT, - year e'''"s '""0 49,
. , ,, ,.,.,.,. ,.,-,,., u, 40
,.,,, eliza estimate. If ,xno,se. for
IH 'onlo'',o" WIN '' ',,o4 =, 3D., t,,, ,h,t
ec ION III ol the act oil october L loyO, provides a.
u.
That and after july l. 1901 ana until July l. I'o'
lef' shall b" i"'. nom any "'''.' 90 '' n
oth.rs appropr d.d' ~" provisions o section 3o9'
Of ~" Re. l''l ','' ' 70 W., ,.co,. from b-.,s
N'' '''' '"'" "'' ~. .~ 3D., >,,,,. o,
-''''.ii OBJ sugar '' . n,,,,,
l,. naples - produced WITHIN zoe Jhj@d stit> D'""''
, a,- q r-,uud and upon such sugar testing less than
., a.gr. ty pee oti -.oi-- and uo1 e-- than eighty
i...,.,. ~ - GENTS .r.i p.uul uud,I such ru.e-
l'4i '- '''"' q" - '' -, %. -.
ana ~''''''' - ''' ''' 49, ..,nr. .t,,u
VITA tn" approval tn >eti-i15 VI d. l'i'ut' ''"
n,.....,
D.. , .,.t,-.h l. =, present to make even al ap
i "'P. D.. - r,..,..,-y T., carr,
Pi.N"i.r '1.-'""@ 80, w. ' ,te ms, n i, I.ucved
UT .,+ "a m i1ii,,.. - ~. considerable ..iu
HONcN'I' i"'t il H'., -. ,.i1 ,,r.n
~ non, u .niOr ,ny li ~, ia and thr l,,,. Of
Wuh '.'-"'. .,IN pGG.,3 NO. a.. NAV d., entitled
h".hN IL" "n." t''','' ,ac,.d , i"y anthor,zimc he
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ror the p,osent fiscal year the revenues est
mated As follows:
Prom cr'toi''' Is COZ 600 90
.oln cox -ourcos ............. toOO,OoO 90
Total estimated 5000 600 ~
Tbr expenditure for the same period are estimated
follows:
Tor the civil cab ament % go 9C GOO 90
ior the Indian 20 zoo ~ ~
I F I', ,o l 5 Co. 10 ' S'i. dcbt. s.6oo0oo ~
Tor deficiency H. postal revenues. 'V'V'o W
ro.l .iuai.d Expenditures f3tl 10000 10
Iclng an - tnatet surplus for The Fcaf a. "O''oO I'D
C1N-i'r' ., ,st.uia,,d AZ 500 100000 but which,
As already stated have not been heretofore included III
cxtoaed revenue, 81 the Government for the fiscal
Vear 1-gl viii be S472 o0O.oO0 and the total -
surplus OF ~ 900 900, as shown above
II to the estimated surplus there be added me ca,h
National bank fund deposited IN the Treasury under The
net Of July IA 1890 me tota ayaaGe ase co nor rg
be $1G20OOooo There has been paid ou, onr i te
FOR the sinking fund aud in other redemptlos OF me
debt lucluding premium about S1OOOOO.OOO II is
estimt~d mat the rodempions Of four and half per
rent bond durng the remaining cisht m9hth, oi tc
year win be rIO.OOOOOO. mailing t0l1l outlay ior
bond. purchased during the year. ncuaiuc premium.
~ SID 900 600 leaving net balance on June 30.
1891. Of So OOOOCO available during the next h7o@I
Tie estimate Of revenue 10 De derived from customs
during the present fiscal year - mlsrN hp2 ui1 as
article, PLACID the free lit. inducing suga dnrns
the last gnsrer G 1e rt o nrrc,S Of eNtccn
million In I'm. duties collected during the first four
months o. TIE the cstm&id net loss for inc year
Is placed at nine million d"lmr''
FISCAL YEAR 17o9.
II * estimated tina, the revenues Of the Govern
n,cnt for the fiscal year l7"2 VIII be;
Prom custom 49, 0G9. 600 90
tltls .Of
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per cent bond. Falling due september /, 81. OF "m n
II is estimated there viii remain out'iahdn- Oh 'u a.
1s9l. sol j3l 300 the amouut outstanding No'Vhp'r
~ lcJO. being fOl,J8l..uo. ~ l"e p"'u1 80 IT," s'
retired 80 -- will be- applied 70 me 'inhlhE i,
The revenue and expenditure ol the postal >erVl'c
for the fiscal year l~.2 are c~tlWilcd al . "''''Ji
which, added {, The ordinary revenue ana tNpcH1llu
Of the Govcrnncu. viii make Total revenue for the
year of Si460j5.OAl -, and total expenditure oil
St3l .-07 III 20. taNin. an c'uW'''u surplus q"
The ncrca,. o, 2,i5.5-O Sol - i'm the estimates for
1S82 over .he estimates for lt"l !, to ne loHhu uo'
Inc following heads: Pens ions, %IG.G760Oo lncrc' q.
naval establishment. S-.2l11oo increase h\''NtN'
cst..li, unent =. 5l7,7OO Increase; indian >'rVi'c'
~ 043 800 incrae: public works. 179iOo0 incrcac
military establishments T11-.oJo lht'ci-'' 'Ih5 -
tal Of $50 The balance Of the increase !, due 10
the estimated expenditure for redemption oi Nation ii
bank nofC and fJr bounty the production of sugar.
Interest OH Tie public debt. and further decrease OF
about @3O0Oo00 under the respective mead, 81 per
mancnt animal appropriations ara miscellaneous.
In r<timating The revenue for The next n>cal year
the loss from article, Transferred 20 the free list IS
If the ncop,. must swell the volume of imports ia
other comm oditc,. and the enforcement of the Gu
tom, law, under the operations Of the admin tai We
act Of June 10. 1-9O. 10y the prevention 81 uI'dtr
valuations and the close? collection OF dN'tN; WI
materially increase TIE revenue. u Is cIn'l''l th,'
AZ, additional collection If not less thar eighteen
millions Viii be obtained urdcr these, cond DION,
non this basis the net loss OF rev,nt, i'F 'c wear
is nat down AZ thirty t'p million dollars
PENSIONS.
The above estimate Of Sl"j2G3.O.5, made ly the
Interior Department. FOR the wear l-92 is based upon
the fact that over 10000 Of The claimants 10y
pensions under old law have availed themselves oil
the right to present their claims under the a'' "'
lane - 1880. Claims rrc-eu"d under the nc"
law will draw le-> monthly rate, and carry arlrH
age. for oniv short time. and for small! amounts.
while undcr the old law~ many Of them carry Nc'}
large ,r.cara-c~ and many II which VIII h'Ne h''l
paid duiu- the fiscal year l-"l. me u"Ii'' "'
81, M from the old 10 the new in" VIII iH''e OF
very largely reduce the avolar' annual NiH"' -
per,ion- and a reduction in the amount Of ar'r"fii'-
l4..4 IN Zee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

pnrcha'9 ana Iedenpuou- OF bond under thf c,
tulaiN "i ,u!N - ANA August -. the udu7ttlh ~
Ioi'"et,lL Interests Of Jh, country required tN -,
ldFtv dcltoha amount should b' 80 once returln
iho lHtle oi Trade. ACco din.N. circular va p'
.Stcu august 80 1880. Inviting lhc SIR "udcr 0 an ~
ulLohaI F-Vo"JUuO oi - per cents upon tc ,i.1
terms a. before. tn, followed iy another oH'si
September .. inviting holders me pr cent 1o"t9
To- accept prepayment Of iutcrc-t on tlo,r bonus ="
July l. 1871. privilege which subsequently >,
tended t. the holders of currency likes nder t''
Circular. Oh august 80. there were rcd rmeu clSp,,.
iou i"ur ana "ne-hali per ont lond> ana u' for
mat Oi september Is th5r Wa prepaid on tIc .4
per cent tuud> and currency SKIES interest amoulUh5
10 SI2.1O9.OJi 80.
These prepay mcnts Of interest are cNpr'-.K autnoi
iz"d by section 3o9g Of the Revised ~tatutc> lhcl
were deemed cNpcdcut because OF the disposition "l
tie hodcr> OF bond, 10 demand cNoIitant prices lor
them.
inc amount Of public money ,ri free within event.
I'VE ddy> 10y these several disbursements was h'iII
+''c,o.oCo. ana thc net ,-Iiu to circulation |nN me-,
lc~ tan forty five million, col dolia-. Ec III" IiAi' III
conditions mad" further prompt dl-uuG- "menir Jus
pc;Atlv'N n"cr-.try. y circular therefore pm
h~hcd, -cr"mhc! 10. 1900 inviting prpp al. 4" DE
considered Oh the i1{h for - SOLE t. the Govern
mont, Of sixteen milna, ot four per cent bonds me
offerings under mi circular Amounted 10 Si51l4.o"'.
Of which fl1.O1llIO Wcr. offered 40 l2b -. o.
less. aud were accepted. The tpill disbursements
since jung 50 l70o. lN the meals above set forth are
rcc"puatcd ~ flll1T-:
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FINANCES OF THE NATION
p1Irx, TENT OF TIE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

RECEIPTS AND ExPENDITUREs-THE SURPLUS
TARIFF AND CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION
-SILvER-FOREIGN TRADE
BUREAU REPORTS.
Treasury Department.
Washington. ID. G.. Dec. !. 1-'o
yrns Honorable the speaker Of the House oil i'epe-
sehtatlveS. .
udtf
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.

FISlAL IIAK It"V
The revenues Of the Government from all NouiN'S
Gov tho fs.sl wear ended June 80. 1890. We're
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Total estimated expenditures eNclN- a. 80 ,oa -
SiNc Of -lnklnGflnd .----.-- -.--- '''
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The further reduction Of $4,000 may BE- Expected
under the operation 0f tho" provisions ~ the az OF
october l. 1870. which authorize the f0rtncstloh Oi
". To-, with grape bra Is free %. taN.
~ 7 estimated thai about -''OO.OoO gallon. 81
VINE Will be- fortified. and tat about one hih OF tlef
bulls wtl be- required Iu r'1p' DTaudy->ay )ooOJO
e.llou- viii De used u tlir process, TAX On "ch Is
Etjoo0O This. would make m" total estimated re
dnc;io I'm receipt, for tnc i-,L year ending June 3D.
l-gl agef.gatc i:,47.b-2 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

To,a. estimated reduction IL r-rcipt-
, i1. r u 80 isyi. -. o. s9s IS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

.r, oxrcndtnre, for the same period are estimated
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-09

THESE appear to be unfortunate
times for champion Iugiiist'.
Within q week KllBiu has been
knocked out by Il young nan from
California, ana Jackson, the colorei
artist who was thought to be equal TO
the job Of polishing of Sullivan, is
used as a mop rag by su unknown
bruiser at Troy. 1t is perhaps lust rs
well for John l.. that he is not on the
board. at present, rs If he were it i,
quite possible that sume amateur to
fame unknown would punch his heal
in the most approved style.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-09
DIsAxreeabIe Agreement.

1t is dangerous TO make a confession
unless one really means it, and we
may add that it Is sometimes danger
Gus to take a confession as honestly
meant.
A husband and wife, between whom
. little unpleasant passage had oc-
CURED, had made the matter up, and
the wife said, as IL 10 clear her con.
sciencei
''Oh, well, / suppose / have my
faults"
Eyes, my dear" said the husband.
"Whatf'
II simply said yes"
THAT / have my faultsi' exclaimed
The wife, Indignantly. "What are
they, l should like TO knowp
swell, TO begin with
mo. don't want TO hear
yeuth's ca hpanion. .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-09

THE Herald Appropriated one Of che
Helena Journals editorial puns. via
the OregoniAn, to which latter paper
Ii was credited. wberest the Journal
complains. 1t looks "a though com.
plant should lie against the Oregonisn
who evidently published 1t without
credit, but there is nothing too insig.
nificant for these two papers to bicker
about,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-09

THE Sweeney bill, II 1t becomes a
law, will operate NJ u death blow not
only to the i've stock interests Of Mon
tans, but t. every business and COM
munity that depends on that interest.
Prompt action should be taken in
every locality affected to defeat it.
Kill 1t right where it now Is, In the
hands of the committee. 1t should
never SEE the light Of another day IN
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-09

w. A. CLARK proposes to recoup his
election expenses by sueing The French
copper trust for $3.50, 900 on an alleged
breach of contract.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-09


ther being obliged 10 nurse her in one hand
and was unable 10 make her clothes small
enough TO fit her until she was II month
old. When she was one year old she hat
grown three inches, and continued b grow
until she was 5 years u age and had attainet
Q height Of tw0ty+ix inches. Then shs
stopped growing.
At the time OF her death she weighed but
four and ~three-quarter pounds, and never q
sny time weighed over five pounds Her facs
was bright and intelligent, but an enormous
uoss rather marred its beauty. Her eye
were like two little black beads and very
pisscing. Her body wal as fully developed
- any woman's Of her age could be; In fast
- was q perfect woman on q very smaI
uals. She spoke four languages with
60, could talk ~intelligently OF a variety Of
nbjects, and insisted upon being treated ass
woman. At the time Of her death she wa
,nAking $500 a week clear.
Lucia appeared before all the royal houses
u Europe, and accepted her homage from
ths crowned heads with that ease and reposs
a mauiier which comes 70 natural TO ar
American born woman.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-09
Notice.

The annual meeting Of the Miles CITY Irrigaiing
and Ditch Company. Tor the election Of office .
and such other business az mas be presented will
be held ct the First National bank, Monday,
March nth, 1t 8 o'clock, p, m. n. b. WILEY
Secretary.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-09
THE DAILY JOURNAL
ESTABLISHED 1881.
NILES CITY, MONTANA.

editor OF The YELLOWSTONE 'JouRSAL
OF responsible for any 81 the opin-
r utterances OF its correspondents.
fHice 10 hereby given TO all concerned that
YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
d. the contract 10 do all printing aud ad-
rtising, OF whatever mature chargeable TO Gus
rcounty, and is also the designated and only paper
On Custer county In which services by public hon
can be legally made. Legal notices published in
u . papeps Of Custer county, are vttd and
s has been decided by the courts OF
Montana.
No bills against TaE ~YELLowsroSE JOURNAL
PUBLISHING Co., contracted by any OF The employees
Of said paper or others, will be recognized unless
accompanied by q y written order siguea by tic pub
isher or business manager.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-09

The tate Of Montana sends greeting TO Henry Z.
Ebo.si, Defendant:
lon ARE hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiffs.
in the District Court Of the Seventh Judicial Dis
triot Of the state OF Montana, in and for the
said County Of Custer, AID T. the Complaint
6led therein, within ten days exclusive OF The
day Of ~service) after the service on you Of this
sumnons-if served within this county or, II
served out of this county, but In this district,
then within twenty days: Otherwise within forty
days-or judgment by default will be taken
against you, according 10 the prayer OF said
complaint.
The said action is brought to dissolve the bonds
Of matrimony now existing be y en- this plain
tin and def ndaDt, on the ground OF desertion,
and for cause stsies: the defendant on or
about the first day OF May, 1855. without reason
able cause aud against the wishes OF this plain.
fin, deserted and wilfully abandoned this said
plaintiff, and departed from the then territory
Of Montana. with no intention Of returning.and
has not returned. rs will more fully appear by
reference to the complaint on file herein.
AMI you are hereby notified that IL you fail 10
required. the said plaintiff will apply TO the court
for the relief demanded in the complaint and for
costs OF this action.
Given under my hand ami the seal of the Dis
f~- trict Court of the Seventh Judicial Dis
to~' the said County OF Custer, this 2lst day
sand Eight Hundred and Ninety
n d Ntnnrt rox piaint;6'. Attornav
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-09

is GUARANTEED by FOtR NATIONAL
BANKS OF New Orleans, and the Tickets are
signed by the President Of an Institution. whose
charterted rights are recognized IN the highest
Courts; therefore, beware Of oil limitations or
ANONYMOUS schemes.
ONE DOLLAR IL the price Of the smallest part
OF fraction Of q Ticket IL SUED ny us In any
Drawing. Anything in ou- name Offered for less
han n Dol'aris a SWindle
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-09
LUCIA ZARATE.

Midget.
Lucia Zarate, the midget, who died recent
~ Of gastric fever, was one of the most o
dsrful freaks the world has ever known
She was the smallest woman in existence
Her father and mother were both above the
average height The former weighed 1G
pounds, the latter 200. Lucia was born in
Vera Cruz, Mexico, on Jan. 2, 1853. At heI
birth she weighed ~three-quarters Of a pound
and measured nine inches in length, her mo
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-09
Sunday. March 8. 1890.

EX.Gov. PALMER, OF Illinois, Is
willing to enter A. q democratic candi.
date for u. s. Senator.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-09

Action brought In
the District Court
OF theseventhJudi.
\cisl District Of the
Mary L, Ehofst, Estate OF Mon.
Plaintiff, Ilana, in and for
against (the County Of Gus
Henry T.. Ehorst, lte., and the com.
Defendant, Iplaint filed In said
ICounty of Custer,
in the Once Of the
Clerk Of said Dis
trict Court.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-09
AGENTS D.

Foi Club Rates, or any further information de-
sired. write legibly 10 the undersigned, clearly stat
ing your residence. with State. County, street and
Number. More rapid return mail delivery will he
assured by. your enclosing an Envelope hearing
your full address.
IMs.Ss ,!!. + ! ASM4IITai,..
NAH Orlaana Ia
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-09
CONSULTATION FREE.

parAgepcy for DR.. Liebig's I~nvigora-
tor at Room 2. s E, Broad way, Butte.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-09

Washington, d. @.
By ordinary letter, Containing Money Order
issued BY all Express Companies, New York Ex.
change, Draft or postal note.
Address Registered Letters
Containing Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANk,
New Orle ans, La,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-09

Rs In ordering Suits or Jvercoata observe
E strictly following rules for measure.
ment: Breast measure. over vest, close up IN
dor arms. Waist measure, over pants. Inside
log measure, from crotch 10 heel.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-09

RefeYencee-First National Bank Of Chi
cago. capital E,00o,0 900; Continental National
Bank OF Chicago, capital . 100000.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-08-28

You run no risk. All druggists guarantee
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic to do all that
the manufacturers claim for it,
Warranted, no cure, no pay. There are
many limitations. To get the genuine, ask
for GROVES.
Valley Supplements for sale at this office,
for 10 cents each: by mail, postpaid, Il cents.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-08-28
The Devastation OF Iowa.

A rough estimate of the population
of mum Der of Western States has beel
given out by the Census Bureau. III
ten years Missouri gains 500 900; Hi
nois will exhibit a great increase; Min
nesota and Nebraska show pilenom
email growth, which it is estimated viii
equal 600 900 each, and South DdkOtt
leaps from almost uothing tn $40 900.
What of the great State of Iowa. sit.
uated centrally among those vigorous
commonw eaithS? What of Iowa, whose
fertile prairies from keoku k to the falls
of Sioux, from Fremont to Aliamskee
invite immigration by their richness:
Have her marvellous loans and hei
fat pasturages, her trivial debt, her ris-
ing manufactures, her admirable sys-
tenn of tree schools, aided her in the
march of progress and enabled her to
keen equal pace with her prosperous
neighbors on every side? is she still
tenth in rank as State, or, consider
ing her notable advantages of soil, eli
mate, and situation, has she gone up
higher? Not one State contiguous to
Iowa has failed to feel the thrill of ma
trrial expansion of which the least in
growth may be proud.
What of Iowa?
Five years ago the State of Iowa con-
tanned l, $50 $50 inhabitants. 1t was a
prospecting commonwealth. Since 1850
it had added l30, 900 to its United States
census population of | ,624 ,6l5. The
measure of yearly growth had even
been curtailed, but still growth was
there. Now we find this great State
IN 1890 with SOC. 900 fewer people than
it had five Years ago; it has l66, 2S5 less
population than it had ten years ago.
There is not one other State in the
Union whose growth exhibits such a
result, and there is but one other whose
statistics of population for 1890 will be
even in measure as disappointing
and injurious, that other State being
Kansas.
The student of effects need not seek
far for the cause of this surprising rec
ord. 1t stands out plainly upon the
face of the statute bouks. Prescription
has dealt to Iowa a blow such as
neither drouth, nor panic. nor devastat-
iHg storms, nor scarcely war, would
have been able TO give. Three hun
dred thousand people have left the
State within five years! Two hundred
thousand more good citizens, who
would in the natural course of things,
have settled in the State during those
hve years, have passed through it or
have gone around it, or have stopped
short of its borders. Missouri and IL
linois and Minnesota or South Dakota
and Nebraska have them.
Prohibition has cost the state of To-
wa an average-iucludlng what she
had and lost and what she would have
had without prohibition-of more than
1000 population week during peri
od of 260 weeks.
There is record for the prohibition
lists TO contemplate with pride if they
eau.
Fortunate indeed is it that the rise of
the Democracy and the reawkening of
common sense among the people of
/ at noble State now bids fair by re
peal of the prohibition statute 10 turn
back ward the tide of emigration from
commonwealth not free.-kansds
City Times.