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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-09-01
Chicago g. Erie Railway.

CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-Ail the property of the
late Chicago x Atlantic Railway Company
will be formally turned over to the pur-
chasers of the road at ~ o'clock tomorrow
night. The preliminary arrangements for
the transfer were completed to-day. even
corporation, which is to be known as tho
Chicago d Erie Railroad Company. s. M.
FELTON,. jr., first vice-president of the
New York. Lake Erie q Western, accom-
panied by Second Vice-president L. b.
Thomas and Chief Engineer C.. w. Buch-
holz. of that company, spent a portion of
the day with Receiver Malott to-day, and
will receive the property on behalf of the
purchasers. 1t is stated that. although
by the New York, Lake Erie 81 Western
company. the Chicago IL Erie is organized
as q separate corporation. and there will be
no consolidation with either the Erie proper
or the New York. Pennsylvania a. Ohio.
Z. b. Thomas. who has been appointed
the new general manager, will still retain
his position as second vice. president of the
Erie, but Will, in all probability, remove
his headquarters to Chicago. g. g. COch-
ran, general freight agent, and F. G. Dom
aid, general passenger agent, will continue
in charge of their respective departments
until further notice. With the retirement
of Receiver MalOtt the road will also lose
the services of l.. G. Cannon. the general
agent for the receiver, W no has practically
been general manager of the line since the
resignation of Mr.. Beach. A. NJ. Tucker,
the present general superintendent of the
New York. Pennsylvania q Ohio division
tendent of the Chicago 81 Erie, and c. w.
Bucholz. chief engineer of the Erie, will be
appointed to a similar position with the
new company
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Bicycle Record Broken.

BUFFALO. Aug. 3O.-The great hundred
mile bicycle run from Erie, Pa. to this
city resulted in smashing up of the
record. The roads were heavy and
wind against the cyclers. The starters
were: b. f. McDaniels. of Wilmington; N.
o. Smith, of Toronto; G. II. Christ. of Tona-
wanda; A. L. Crooks. OF Buffalo; w. Van
Wagner, of Newport, X. !. Van Wagner
was never headed, though the men were well
punched until the last few miles. Christ
dropped out at Fredonia, about ten miles
the run at 4:05 p. NJ, with McDanels good
second. Crooks third and Smith fourth.
The winners time was seven hours thirty
nine aud a half minutes. The record was
eight hours two minutes.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-09-01
Persecuted Armenians Threaten to Revolt

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Aug. S0.-The Armenian
secret central committee has sent circular
to the powers, declaring that If the griev-
ances against the Turkish government are
not redressed q serious rising is certain.
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Trying tn Capture the Alliance.
,necial IN the Iudlanapons J0urnaf

ers Alliance of Henry county met in secret
session here to- day for the purpose of nomi-
mating county ticket. The meeting
was held in the Democratic county
headquarters, and the grand mogul
city editor of the Democrat. who is MEM
ber of the Alliance though nobody knows
how he got in, was the high muck-amuck
Of tho conventiep. The Democrats thought
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-09-01

HOOPS Sarsaparilla has q steadily in
creasing popularity, which can only be
won by an article of real merit. Give it a
trial.
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Carbolio Acid ExpIodss with Fatal Effect

NEW YORK. Aug. 3O-The City of Chester,
of the Imam line, was lying in her dock to-
night when suddenly an explosion occurred
IN the hold where several era men were 0 en-,
numb Der of carboys of carbolic acid had
bursted, and the fluid burned three men,
who were sent with all possible speed to
the st. Vincent Hospital. One of them.
Neil Kennedy, aged forty; 2 resident of
flying fluid that he soon died. The other
two will recover. They are Andrew Doyle
and Jos. Mcclure, both of New York
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-09-01
Tho Crack Marksman of Our Army.

FORT NIAGARA, N. Y, Aug. 30.-The last
skirmlsh run of the rife competition of the
army, was made to-day. Sergt. Martin
Doolan, of Company b. Battalion of Engi-
neers Willet's Point. n. Y. comes to the
front. with $50 points. Sergeant Doolan is
distinguished marksman, and, therefore,
cannot be a member of the team or win
medals here although he will represent the
division at Camp Douglass. Wis, in the
army competition. Corporal Organ. of
Company D., Battalion of Engineers, Will
let's Point who took the first department
medal both last year and this, and the first
division medal this year. will DO the alter
nate with Sergeant Doolan.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-09-01

THE most of our ailments come from dis
ordered liver. which simmons Liver Regulator
oureo.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-09-01
Three Men Maneled at a Crossing.

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. S0.-Rhinehardt
Schneider. Patrick Dooiey and Michael
Daily, the first two employees of brewery,
and the last named foreman of the National
carbon. works. were instantly killed about
O'clock this evening by Lake Shore ex-
press. The three men were crossing the
track on beer wagon. when the train,
which was running about thirty miles an
hour, struck them. Schneider was twenty
seven years old and unmarried. D0oley
was thirty-nine years old and wldower;
he leaves four children. DAILY, who was
forty years old, leaves o widow and four
children
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CARROTS Picture Must Pay Duty.

BALTIMORE. Aug. S0.-The picture of the
Duchess of Cruye by Rubens sent over
from Europs by Mr.. Robert Garrett. will
not be admitted free of duty. On Aug. 81
the examiners in the appraisers Office de-
able on account of it being an antiquity.
The question came up before Collector
Marine on Friday last. He gave an opinion
that the picture was subject to duty, and
on communication of this opinion to the
appraiser. the latter Withdrew his previous
repOrt and substituted one in conformity
with the opinion of the collector. Mr.. Gar
rett paid for the picture S15.329, and the
duty will be S4,59S
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-09-01

The French Embargo ON American Pork.
PARIS. Aug. 30.-The Journal des Debats.
IN publishing the letter of Mr. Whitelaw
Reid. United States minister, TO NJ. Ribot,
Minister of Foreign Affairs, concerning tho
prohibition OF American pork, says: French
Dzohibition of American pork seems un-
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-18
BURIAL TREATMENT.
A Remarkable hut Seemingly Successful
Remedy for Rheumatism.

A Remarkable but Seemingly Successful
Remedy for Rheumatism.
~ saw that man buried forty years ago"
Tho remark was male by SerKt. Outright
n few days since, and Us he spoke no pointed
to sturdy looking man Of middle age who
was walking down the street.
"uow was that srrScant!'
swell, it is Il curious story. On u farm ad-
Joining tho one on which was born lived old
Uncle Billy Christian, good man and true as
ever lived. Unrlc billy had II son who was
good deal Older than myself. This young man
was unfortunately afflicted with acute in
t,a,nnatory rheumatism. All over hts body
his flesh was JUST like a boil, and he suffered
oyunics and fortunes untold. Old Uncle
Billy owned IL woman called Aunt BETTY, who
was famous oil over the community ms n
weaver. One day WINS sent over there to
yet some weaving that she had dono for our
family, and while there saw young Chris
tan buried.
"Somebudy told the family that II they
would dig u hole and bury young Christian
in tho earth for forty eight hours, first put
ting on him mixture of turpentnc ana
other honely medicine, it would cure him,
Like anybody else, they. dccided to try the
remedy as E'SC resort, hhHi 'ney VIII. "
work to carry out the heroic treatment pre-
scrihcd. WELL sir, when | got thcro they
had dug the hole and placed the poor fellow
in it, all but his head, which was not affected,
and oft"r rarl,iny the dirt around him, they
remained to watch the offsets of tho cure
lIr endured the confincin"nt for the pre-
srilel period, although suffering intensely
during tho whole time, and when they took
him ont he hardly looked like the same man
But from that day forward he began to i'm
prove The rheumatic affection disappeared.
I've hogan to fattcn NJ, md finally became as
sound nnt hearty ns amy man III tho conimu-
nifty"
And that is the mantT
That Is he. Years have lsssssl since then,
aud Christian lives today, Il striking testmo-
NAL of tho efficacy Of tho burial treatment In
cases Of infammnt"yy rheumatism AT
lauta Constitution.
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Owe Oh "f.ll Hutch"

,vb,n.y,, ...vt,,s, occurs oyrr ON ~,
h.y,ra If .r,,4o to,,,, in, t.. nan1o of u P.
1I,.,n;,,,., f.,,,i,,.,!,. su,,,,. ., cola
Un,,h y innp,rar,lls nuc,.,ot.., q. himself
orI hi, ,,njn-~. nre rakcl u, ,r f 80, o,tstv
,,o.t and h,n')i,d ol.u,t r., the .,.nc Of .n,,
S,n,,s'.1no,,+ .rc, ,,,nvcrnstc Du,cf me il Il
s,nr,c. " y1nt,l violates "a a,s presentation
~, ~ CORRECT +, w., C.,+.,y ,,uh If l,2u-cnrd
a ln,c vl;l. nyc lau i IN. fresh f. ia,
memory # I'll Who l,,.ow. Il IL vi, Nr.rh-
,,snu %, w., .+,,,,. .,.... ,,. Il, +oo rn,,,,, ID,
m, rln, vnr> ,.,;' on, ui..!, ur.. .ca y To-
,;., ,,.,.,,l ,.ha. ,uA. the rn,,r.,
{a.,t,,r yI ,,,. rho only ,;,,,r ,.rson ,,r, :.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-18
Petroleum for the Farmer.

The FREQ 1850 of kerosene off or petroleum
upon the roosts and about other parts Of the
poultry houses is very good for the exter-
,nination or prevention of lice. 1t is an OK
pllent plan to buy IL quantity Of il at d time
~, as to have 1t ready at all times for other
useful purposes 1t can be obtained in bur-
,"ls and half barrels
A little applied to rusty bolt, or clinging
nut. or n rusty screw will start them, or u
drop will take the music cut of u creaking
hinge Applied to tools, 1t prevents rust and
helps to remove that already gathered For
paint to he used about farm buildings anil
fences, 1t Is an Improvement t" mix little
with the usual linseeL oil. 1t not only cheap
ems it, but makes it spread moro freely and
strike in more thoroughly, us 1t is very pcne-
trating and acts as u preservat4vo 70 all
wooden surfaces to which it is applied.
There is nothing better 80 soften n st!ftenA
yfre of leather, and cotton cloth for hotbedS
or awnings can he m',lo nearly waterproof
l,y giving 1t coating Of tho oil occasionally.
The crude petroleum is bottcr than refined
for all these purposes, ms it is more penetrate
Ing, and consequently more lasting rs we'll
as much cheaper For one who hos to u*e
tar for any Imrp,so like the tarrins of ropes
and gets 1t on the hands, nothing will start it
like the petroleum. New York Journal.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-18
Sunday In bombay.

\ paper In The Harvest Field gives re-
markable account Of the interest manifested
In Bombay In regard to the protection Of tie
Sabbath Us day Of rest. 1t seems that it
was proposed TO change the day Of the sailing
IF the mail steamer for England to Sunday,
aud the proposal has been vigorously opposed
n,s only by the chamber Of commerce, the
corporation of the city and by monster ~
tItlon, hut a great demonstration wqs made
~ the town hail, which was packed to over
flowing by representative Christians Jews,
Parso,s. Moha,nmcdnns and Hindoos \
PARSE lawyer spoke Of the Sabbath as 'n'
institution which has worked itself into the
common lifo of the city, and which o'rtrin-
ut..s In no small measure TO the preservation
of its welfare"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-18
Interested E'stsne-s.

An American la.ly who Travelled a!ons
through Europe, convef5ant With no la1'
gungc but her mother t"agno. was asked On
her return, Ibid you really spend fourteen
months in all sorts Of foreign places and
speak nothing but Englishl" YES" was tho
reply, but l would never do it again"
A traveller In Morocco gives, In ''The Land
Of an African Sultan" tho following account
OF a little occurrence which took place IN the
Sok, or principal street Of Tangcr, and which
goes to corroloratc the evident opinion Of the
American tourist, that II Is a srriouS d'>ah-
vantage not t., he Il lnguist,
A we'll disposed elderly gentleman was >is
itlng Tangicr some years ago, bfi"ir ms
country was opened as it Is now, Ne, Of
course, went to tho Sok and was ov"!co'n" at
the ignorance and bigotry OF IT. inhabitants.
On returning to his hotel he engaged guide,
D. whom he told his purpose OF preaching u
sermon there.
The guide, who knew the danger " su'h u
proceeding, kept his own counsel, but pointed
out the risk which he btnselt shcul6 Inn in
Interpreting the discourse. He dema'na! IL
proportionateiy large sum Of money ia pay
ment, and this the benovolently inT!ined gen
temav ut once promised him.
Arrived In the Sok the preacher mounted
an empty cnsc and began Ids sermon, and
great was his delight u see the crowd gather
quickly about him, us the guide interpreted
his fervrnt sentences Larger grew the
crowd, and no one uttered word; Ia breath
less silence they listened to the end, and then
departed, followed by the Old gentleman.
Not many weeks Later, a leading English
paper published a long article 90 The mission
nry uur,ti,r, IN Mnrrc; u, and describe! the
patirnao With which this crowd listened e. y
sermon on the Christian rel>G lon
Bat thn ...ndly OLD r"a'l"unn who preached
that sermon. ami 0ttcYwa,d wrote the news
paper arti, Ia, never knew MAT what the IN
trrprctrr rally delivered /. these delighted
Alolrs Naa Il, ~ from th2 arabian Nights
-Euutl'o Cn.trfnt a.
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Interesting Trees.

Which IL the ugliest troei The plane tres!
What trees keep order best' Tho birch aud
the elder.
Which tree doesn't like jolsesi Tho Jest
not ehestnnt.
Which Is the most 4,clable treei The tea
tree.
What tree don't do to sit under end tell
t*rrotsl The peach tree.
What tree is best Ia bottle' The corh
tree.
What trees DO you Ike Ia ktss' TulipA
Whit tree requires consnlat'"ni The weep
in, willow.
What tree reminds you Of a smari seal
skinl The spruce iii.
Which, is the incest tree we knowt few.
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The Difference.

When things 60 wrong with man he can
neglect III, barber for II day or two and for
get the bril.antne for hts mustacho. and
grow black AN! hollow around tho "ptiGa,
and ten to one he will simply seem IN fenale
eyes $50 EyronI and Interesting, you know"
But Il woman may have u thousand gnaw,ng
devils ut hcr lca,t Strings AMI she's obliged
toput on just So much poudre dc fz, and to
pail out the gray l.irs on hor Temple, unl
pinch the wrinkles out between her eyes just
tho same, or She's handed over to the world
by hcr hundred most intimate friends as
"sucl n wreck, ny DEAR" and the Jury on tho
case. and even her lawyer, begin to find OK.
c,,scs for The husband New York Mercury
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PRICE 2e CENTS:
PONU LILY CO., Washington, D. c.
For Sale b, Dealers n lellct Articles.

IN~., % \ to, 1F-E.C- -,
Eor1-W. holt. v. H. al c,iSnr goo" L'uc Hnd hnve
Ell enutaii, adopted the ,lan Of c"nhtnS "h otA Ia
t.r,t, k,r ii mn Tine Yer Instance, our ~
ranvru,ut Vi'h took NJ nc 'trH s'hh!S IL
Washi ;,rn, ,ai"a sLTi patrons with an! put
la-n ~ riN"Ht fh'", by Iihii or "'hI.
vi.r m, '"pn.iuI Arm t'h lsaiinr member Of
which - us .r.ENAL GRN:l frat HaoIr"lt"t anu lass
ilr, r"n y! pn' to hhy ch 1'r ShI
taulurs consulting accountants hhi so on II
,,g want 'Hnh,, t'S'epins or nMh'Fn
inuuun,, sr.r. ~ mail. Phonetic al
ptlrt r',',lt "'mp. T. hurt " ,"u "a"' III,
suiirg. fCLa sthmI fsf ny hhc
e. viii i've H. ~ u, = :ni On: vic can,
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or al the hisinlcnl garments which crowd
the great museums of the world none are
more famous than the gray overcoat' and
"rhai"hn" Of Napoleon l, celebrated in Der
anger nnd RAttets poems and painted by
Of aspiring French artists. At Il recent
search through the archives Of the time' OF
ti.n great conqueror, the taloIs end hattrrs
account for some Of these articles OF clothing
has been found, and it appears that for each
IF his "cLapcaux castor no paid GOT, Wh'le
III. "rciingotcs CRISES cost him 1907. apiece.
The oycrcoats were always ma0n very wide,
for, con.lary Ia the custom ot III" oft"or ~
ttat p,,jot rapoi"ph never took ~ iis
rnrui-t.'. -i,S"HagGc
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Planting Trees Upside Down.

II is sometimes said that the branches 3f
very I'D trees are, properly speaking, roots
aud that i: planted upside down the trees
would flourish lIcIr Kny. German bot',n-
i,:, has lace",ly investigated the matter by
plf1,i,,, vines and ivy with both ends In tho
eroIni and subsequently cutting theln nj thu
arch. The expeI inents were fairly success
.u,, thoush not IN every instance, and Herr
KY Intends to continue them with other
plants and trees, such ns willows, poplara and
roses View Yorl, Telegram.
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The origin 81 tine word sterling is very Gu
4ious Among the early mintcrs of coin IN
northern Europe werr the dwellers Of eastern
Germany They we're 50 skiilfu. In their cali
ing that numbers of them We're invited to
Englam! to manufacture the metal money Of
III !ingdon These strangers were kno'7A
a5 Easterlinga" After time the word be
can.l te.ihlg," and In this abbreviated foi "a
It has come to imply what IS genuine 'n
money, plato or character,
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From an investigation made b. the Illinois
state board Of agriculture, it turns out that
tho farmers there have received for theiT
corn yield Of 81, ESQ., 900 bushels $4,000, 900
Aess than the cost Of production, reckoning III
the latter item Z per ceut. Interest On tho
amount invested il land,
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When A,r,u N,ur Vas IL England, th'
Spanish nj -; - 'rj fur BIZ ex,atrtati
o.: the ground t'at he j ls-n Pnt'.} az uu-
,.,rt4kin.; nr y. rpiItipn against the HIs,n-i.-
A;uerlcar colonies British authorities were
bound TO tai," l,..l.>, f TIT demand, All =
ciyylrr rpH.'j i..fsn IA ~, intnynn'i nat
question .,v - 10y d. ny OF -" :-.o;.
i,h 4irlu,..,.g. I' i'Y,matic !clat, ~, @!
the three ~ at ,,o"erh, t." Un!t>l stare,
Spain ant Great Ilt'alr Were 70 some extent
Involved
Mr. Burr was sn'nmo,eI To apIear, and
was given ~, opportunity ~ making hi: own
defense H. bodily d'clnr'1 nj rlg.El.' Is
yights aa Fritish subj 2, ll,Ni~r N.oni
Ci,arta TO r",lniN uuunrst"i IL the country
t. ~h!-n - Sod ,'!a3!aNco tAnt h" VIZ, en-
ttlrA ~ protection by virtue % his birth
und,,thc ilitts1 r:.rr,'' sanS ipt - 'uG
ta'yrcn1n,.'. - Ap,ri"s a0l thnt Great
Imam could uui r"tl.ss' ~ r"rO"atae the
night Of qrv snbject r:rE w!th.n The I,,.iin
vt It's rrlo',inu Marr !rwv""r we're ,'iISuIt
Ell on he subj, CT, aud aft.' very inll COP
Il l,railrn it was Cftr.nir'd Mot tho posi-
t;on Ia; =, o. ". / ,rr was the >n~rcct "'r"
un,lor the English lws.
ino negotiations ci"21, NNi the Spanish
arrtlsIa ior hal the -nor.ihretior II wi'uc-y-
NIX the tolr'atai rlcs ~. ~ Aaron ',4,, III
I.,tdor, recognized Is y subject Il Great
Jritain and al IN" Fur:a time n "ittGeD ut thr
JnteA State OF A,nci,p;.. Detroit News,
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Two Industrious impenttenta have rvcontiy
been working the coal wagon trick 10 good
advantage in this city. Their wagon Is u
tiecreplt affair but their mnthod Is st"lNGrt
enough to carry itself through Purchasing
Il load Of che4. aulpl,Hous stem coal they
start OF. int tEe:a.j',ca, portion Of TIE cit!
and come to sep il. r,,t Of Il populous street.
After sono shouting and apparent effort b
go ahead they ahandou tlr attempt and g.
i.on4 ,.yY. TO door, sGyipg t. ~, housewives,
ave hayc broken down With a big luad Of
wellington c,al AS we cannot got away
aith It, ne'I ell + to YOU fox $3.50 per ton.
-, .. l.,.y,.' y : wc'"9n = .Cpl Found
VI. .,G .a,, = 49, a!,. rh -o,oitior OF
her An'ir. tu""Datirr I, El7., 49, .N. .'.i, M
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-18

Is saponaccons, transparent fuif rr-na,red care
hysienic and cleansing purpose POM L'Lr meets
tho demand. 1t is t"liciousiy scented and del sht.
fully exhilaratins in the bath. proving IN GSce'i.n
Substitute for The Tushish or Russian Bath.
II Il the finest Shampoo and shaving mixture ever
made. ], is admirable as a DfntVrics 1t is indis.
pensablc in the Nurje,y, refrcshingo and remedial
70 the Sick.
PRESIDENT Rea C,o+i. 1hd .>mHtsoriaH inst,fnfs:
". S. 7Aou,fso-. trr,'Gest Amr,ir"" fH","".
e-nfitai I:,s6ciafoa I ''"ns J. N.f"s', f,e'''
drnt /l,.ss!caa b.r fSJg.i1i!,H' Hrs. Emma
/ H.,r!u. assa.;,.l ..',,, La".ss' Uo',t /2.,nni:
BiJhat NsGna:, nrd Tf'p ns.rny 3fhsTa. Nffis
tie 6afh >oDms rt The 1. ). '","i1l Lor }sn'5,
axi alse n-.ei at H., HHIT.' HGiSE D-1ILY
, 1890-05-28
Census Statistics.

WAsHINaToN. May 27.-The census
Office to-day made public the first results
of the eleventh finance. 1t consists of a
preliminary report on the Indebtedness
of 2,sO9 counties in the United States.
The report show the principle OF state
debts at the present time to be 1928, &c.
SIT. OF this 1874, o54. 206 is bonded and
$33, 725, $40 floating. This shows a net
decrease in the total debt during the last
ten years of $54, 459, 4S4, the bonded
debt having been decreased by
$64, 0S3, 249 and the floating debt in
creased by SO. 62s, 754. Decreases by
geographical divisions been as follows:
Eastern states Sll, 296, III; middle sll,-
3S7, 4s2; southern $2s, O22. 964; western
1862, 900. Total bonded debt of the
United States 81 ,709, 1894, 100 in 1880 and
$7I9 It's. $40 in 1890. This shows a to-
tai -decrease of 81. 05s, 1877, 7s0 state and
national in ten years. Total blnded debt
Of 2,SG9 counties in the United States and
territories $3.50. 1874, $50 against sIO4, 49,
1872, in 1880. The floating debt of 1880
was SIC. GAS. 33l. while the present float
inS debt is $i4, 95S, 8Sl. decrease 81, 1885,.
$50. This shows an increase in the total
debt OF counties during the last ten year,
of 1914, asa, 1856. /
, 1890-05-28
Complaints From Arizona.

WASHINGTON, May 81. = Delegate
Smith of Arizona this morning handed
President Harrison a telegram from cit
liens Of Tombstone, Arizona. giving the
verdict of the oroners jury in the case Of
Robert Hardy, who was killed by Apaches
near Fuckers Canon, complaining bitter
ly of the lack Of proper military protec-
ton in that county. The president en-
dorsed the telegram as follows: This
telegram is submitted for the information
Of the secretary of war with directions
to take prompt and effective measures to
protect the settlers and capture aud bring
to merited punishment any hostile In
dams who have been concerned in the
killing of our citizens"
, 1890-05-28

In a party of insurance men an acct
dent policy man put the question gener-
ally: "What do you think is our most
improbable risky' Most of those in the
party named persons engaged in danger
a%vocations, such as railroad men,
powder makers, etc. When each had
received a negative one asked the smil-
ing accident man the answer
':Tailors," said he. They're simply
awful"
'How on earth can II tailor injure
hi1nself?'' was the chorus.
"H you'd stop to think it would at
once present ITSELF" was the retort.
They prick their fingers. You well IN
derstand that in making a close seam
every particle of the tailor's strength is
required in holding the cloth together.
A prick in the finger disables a coat,
maker, and we have to pay him $25 a
week until he gets well."-Cincinnati
ENQUIRER.