Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-30
PRICES and STYLES Of BINDINGS
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NEWSY GLEANINGS,

OKLAHOMA is covered with snow.
New YORK has 1000 millionaires
ORCHIDS sell as high as 81 per bloom.
BosroN's net debt is over $]I, 900, 900.
A REVOLUTION has broken out in Chill.
CHISANEN are scarce in California now.
WATERMELoNs arc rip, at Dunnellon,
Fla.
LAKE GENEVA, Switzerland, is frozen
over.
A BISMARCK party is to be formed in Ger.
many.
THERE are seven feet OF snow on level in
Austria
THERE are 5000 monks and 62s9 nuns in
Germany.
HEAVY snowfall is reported in Southwest
ern Texas.
MARYLAND oyster beds are reported to be
exhausted.
THE pension payments during February
call for SIS, 000,0Ol.
RAvENoUs wolves are intestng the border
counties OF Kansas.
NEBRASKA has seventeen hundred men
guarding the border.
LAST year about 65, 900 immigrants arrived
at the Port OF Boston
TIE order TO disarm the Inlinns in Okla
hona has been revoked.
THE butter produ 1tion OF Iowa last year
was 10, 0O0, 900 pounds.
THE Southern Presbyterian Church now
has threo colored presbyteries
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED of the Sioux are
members Of the Episcopal Church.
NORTH DAKOTA farmers are forming a
combination TO fight the harvester trust.
ELEVEN MILLION acres OF land in the
United States are owned by British subj scts.
WOLVES and other wild beasts interfere
with the sheep industry of Southwest Texas.
THE bodies OF 91l suicides were exposed in
the Paris France morgue during the year
1890
THERE were $3.50 foreclosures Of farm
mortgages in Kansas during the past six
months.
EVERYTHING appears to indicate tnat there
will be scarcity of fat cattle for the spring
market.
CALIFoRNIAs present orange crop is an
enormous one, the largest in the history OF
the State
THR Maine State Commissioner OF Labor
reports that there are 1918 abandoned farms
in the State.
THE treaty of 1884 with Nicaragua is made
public. 1t binds the United States 10 build
the ship canal.
THE anthracite coal tonnage for the year
1890 amounted to 35, 46o, $50 tons, an increase
OF 2S5,01l over 1899.
TEN THOUSAND farmers have left their
homes in Kansas, ruined by poor crops, pri-
vations and hardships.
GRADE crossings were responsible for over
100 deaths in Chicago, ILL.,, and thoroughout
Cook County during 1890.
THE Bolivian Congress has passed law
authorizing the coinage OF S2O0OOO In small
nickel coins, the work to be done In the
United States.
JOHN +. HEWITT, au cx-soldler and pen.
sioner, living at Los Angeles, Cal, returned
his pension certificate on the ground that he
can make his own living.
PRUSSIA expects to make 81 900, 900 yearly
from tho manufacturers Of koch's lymph.
OF this DR.. Koch is to receive $3.50, 900 and
his two assistants s62, 900.
In his message to tho Legislature OF Cali
fornia, Governor Waterman recommends an
appropriation of at least 81, 900, 900 to dis
piay the resources of California at the
Worlds Fair.
THE Hatfield-McCoy vendetta which has
been quiet for some months, has broken out
again in Logan County, w. Va, near the
Kentucky line In recent fight between
adherents of the respective factions six men
were killed.
THERE were in the Indian Territory prior
to the opening of Oklahoma seventeen reser-
vations. The Indian population is estimated
at 10000. The Cberokees number 1909;
Chickasaws, 5000: Choctaws, 1900; Greeks,
10 600; Quapaws, 1900; Seminoles, $500; other
tribes, 10000