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magnitude find the above items the
them and uncertain and the
Latop being without system OF dates
dates recepsom Alliances
Mr. Poor wherein
there being basis for it, Mr. Poor
tabulated of receipts
Mr. Iatrop evidently with him. and
comparing tie reports said 19 alliances with Mr.
Lahrops the tabuated statement several
found wherein the secretary Larop charged too much
Manfred March 25t 90
which Ihave receiptedor
entitled credit for Signed John Lathrop We have
the refers hence the above explains
business the office sometimes been
Lahrop With evidence
available the committee at reasonable
pen impossible make complete aordng
legal basis OF settlement.
Somberg examined and found to be in
proper from September 22nd $780, to December
paid Treasurer salary and office claim
allowed by Executive Conn.,. go
committee respectfully that the secretary should
receipts above $5460 and that where al
salary by account audited
correspond with Says receipts The receipts and disbursements
Secy presented recorded
the committee informal found to be
formally approved The Treasurer did not bring
books before the committee All of which hereby respectfully
subm O. II. PAGE,
july 9th 1891. Chairman O Committee
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Some of the papers are getting
iubilant over DR.. Fish's resignation
from the Finance Committee. But
DR.. F. has not resigned from any
committee. He stated to O. H.
Page that he intended to do so, but
it will be wise to wait until he does.
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Erwin Withdraws.

Lawyer Erwin has withdrawn from
the State Central Committee. He
asserts his friendship for the cause,
however. but states that his PROBES
sional duties will not permit him to
enter upon responsible duties in pol
itics.
Mr.. Hompe declined to serve at
the meeting of the 7th. Whether
that decision held or not we have
not heard. We presume it will, as
Hompe has his hands pretty full
with local political difficulties in his
own county
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State Farmers Alliance !.

state Farmers Alliance.
FOREST LAKE, Mimi, July Is, '91.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
Please find the following report:
Cash receipts from local alliances
since my last report:
CORTLAND Alliance, No. 965,
Il. .Froehlich, Courtland,
dues ...................... 1895
Stoney Reev Alliance, No.
1854, John j. Mooney,
Granite Falls, membership
leeS.......... ............................ Z.5O
Rose Greek Alliance, No. SAT,
D. Bunker, Rose Creek, dues
$3.50, membership fees ST.. 800
Carlos Alliance, No. $40, J.
Penner, Alexandria, dues. 4.2O
Onstad and Russia Alliance,
No. 677, w. A. Marin, Mel
WIN, dues..... ......................... 1.2O
Waconia Alliance, No. 565, II.
R. Diessner, Waconia, dues. 800
Grant Alliance, No. 277, John
Thelander, Saltwater, dues. 200
Middleville Alliance, No. SS4,
Frank T. Prohl, Howard,
dues $500, membership
fees $1.5O........................ 7.4O
Sundal Alliance, No. 7O2, A.
Larson, Gary, dues. ........... 6.S5
Preston Lake Alliance, No.
113O, Swan Pearson, Stew
art, dues $2.44, member
ship fees $2.OO..... Az
Osceola Alliance, No. 7S4, S.
NJ. Freeman, Bird Island,
UueS .............................. l.SO
Greenbush Alliance, No. 1853,
Thos. P. Kerr, Princeton,
membership fees. 200
Amherst Alliance, No. 1879,
S. P. Sanders, Soland, dues
$3.50, membership fees
$16.7O.. 2O.5O
Greenleafton Alliance, No.
1859, D. 81. Flynn, Green
leafton, membership fees. 200
South Woodland Alliance,
No. 1865, John Mcdonald,
Waverly Mills, dues. ........... 1.5O
John Mcdonald, dues to Ma
tional Alliance. .................. so
Vaudeville Alliance, No.
1860, Robert Sterling, Ho-
ward, membership fees...... 200
Application for charter Dy
Jacob Siseely, Foley. ........... 200
Hudson Alliance, No. 500, F.
| c. Meade, Alexandria, dues. 7.O5
Alma City Alliance, No. 1913,
Mathew Walsh. Alma City,
$3.50, membership fees 81. $50
Evergreen Alliance, No.
1149 B. A. LaVoie, Sank
Rapids, dues. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.6O
Union Alliance, No. GIT, F.
W. Bruce, Carman, dues to
National Alliance. .............. so
| A. L. STROMBERG,
! Secretary.
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MINN ESOTA-
THE REPORT OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Letter From the President Of the State Alliance


HASTINGS Mimi July 18th, 1891
To THE EDITOR OF THE GREAT WEST:
received the accompanying report from Hon. o. H. Page
the State Farmers Alliance AS
Committee and will not be Tor nearly three
deem lay the report before the members
Alliance Whose money involved in the INQUIRY through
which has been selected the
Committee the publication Of the official reports OF the Sec
rotary and Treasurer
would state beginning president the Elk
Of the Alliance
all moneys have been
treasury nothing paid except by the treasurer
Executive Committee and signed by the
dent and secretary weekly
ports by the secretary, of moneys received by him in the col
urans Alliance have taken the
ground that the utmost publicity prevail every thing
with member has right
dollar has will disgrace the
intelligence of the great
an organization sound business
principles
think that it the opinion OF every
member of the Executive faithfully
dollar Maid to him mention this because the last statement
in while ITSELF
suspicion those who do not know Mr. Borg that
thing wrong would him that he publish at once in the
Alliance desire insert it, full
report and disbursements the last annual meeting OF
And would make similar request to Secretary
Sromber space might
asperstaemnt published - OF - andso on onepublish-
The members the Alliance and the Finance
then examine these reports and anything to be
wrong public hope the Alliance will fall
ptu dsgrace slough Encouragement
SUSPICION and which
meeting and which closed
hoped that the Finance Committee will meet at their
finish which
in such shape that the annual
dispose forever the honor
be- Very respectfully yours lGNATIs DONNELLY
President OF the State Alliance
To the Executive State Alliance:
Alliance herewith respectfully
possible from vouchers and evidences hand
committee acting under the resolution
John athrop Secretary
authorized by the Executive Committee find that
only alliances responded to the Tor and
payment ahrop All evidences reported
late A. which
ofo11o1u prtor
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Lac qui Parle County Alliance.

MADISON, Mimi, July II, 1891.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
The following resolutions were
adopted at the Lac qui Parle Go.
Farmers Alliance, on the 7th day OF
July, 1891.
Resolved, That we fully indorse
the action of the Cincinnati conven-
ton, and pledge it our hearty sup
port from now until the close of the
ballot box in November '92.
Resolved further, that we are in
favor Of establishing county pur-
chasing agency, and we suggest the
said agency should be branch OF
the State Business Agency.
Resolved, That we are not in ia
vor of establishing a county alliance
paper, but promise to support such
papers, and such papers only, as will
advocate our cause and principles,
and that we are ready to receive
propositions from anv aperpublish-
ed in the county. J. H. GUENTHER.
Co. Secretary.
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tnrOp TINS trends, OF course turn
over that $246 for, if not because it
turned up against him? Fiddle
sticks, this monkey work would
make a sphynx weep.
secretary's Financ4Al Report.
SABIN, CLAY County, Mimi,
July 18th, 1891.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
The following sums of money from
members Of the State Central Com
mittee have been collected by me
during the week ending July 9th.
Ignatius Donnelly,..... $1.OO
Louis Hanson, LOO
Andrew STEVENSON. LOO
ID. p. Lister, ................ LOO
T.. w. Fish, LOO
LOUIS HANSON, .Sec'y.
SABIN, Clay Co., Mimi, July 20, 81.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
The following sums OF money have
been collected by me during the week
ending July 18th, for the Campaign
fund:
Amounts heretofore reported. $500
Thos. j. Meighen................... 200
Total. ................. $500
| have now completed my list OF
Secretaries of sub-alliances and will
ask all secretaries Of kindred Labor
organizations in this State to kindly
send me their address, so 1 can from
time to time, send them some of the
Campaign documents which the State
Central Committee intended to dis
tribute. LOUIS HANSON.
WooDsIDE, Mimi, July 18th, 1891.
EDITOR GREAT VEST:
AS my subscription to the G. W., is
expired, I enclose one dollar to re-
new. Can not get along without the
great agitator. 81. S. MITCHELL.
PIPEsToNE, July II, 1891
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
l hope harmony may prevail, but
not at theexpense OF principle. l am
with you to the end. A. D. FERRIS.
SLEEPY EYE, July LIST, 1891
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
At the meeting of Brown Co. ALI
ance June 81 at Iberia, resolution
was passed fully endorsing the Gin
cinnati Convention and the Peoples
Party.
Doctor, you made great impress
sion on the farmers of this section il
your speech at Iberia picnic on tn,
9th Of June. Some farmers that W,
thought could not be coaxed ava,
from the old parties, say now the,
are going to work for the farmer
cause and the Peoples Party.
C. P. CUTTING.
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Alliance No letter $50
SO6 200
3.S5
573 recent Aug
claim hay more thanre
claim ohaver
$40 Receipt
" draft 2.75
$40 bal r ..: $50
Kos June 90 claim bv Antho
vorder by Nav
~ Poor's total re - 200
receipt july r.
945 book ohavep LIS
$4,000
" a. 55cr t . 255
$500
Delegate charged in
~ Poortotal S. CO. Notaccouned 81 O5 sos
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Sec'y Birdsall, of MorristOn. writes

Sec'y Birdsall, OF Morriston, writes
us as follows:
II am informed that our local
wheat buyer at this station is going
to dock us 1Oc. per pushel below
spring wheat on our winter wheat,
on which they have heretofore paid
us sc. extra above spring wheat.
Can you do anything to relieve us?
We do not understand that prices
are at all under the Jurisdiction OF
the local buyer, but under the "com-
bine,' which dictates the price from
Minneapolis. If the local buyer IN
dertakes such a scheme the farmers
should combine against him and
haul all their wheat to one of the
other stations on either side of Nor.
ristown. II the combine" orders it.
you are helpless.
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Lincoln Co. Alliance.

LAKE BENTON, Mimi, July 6, 1891.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
At a regular meeting of the Lin
coin Co. Farmers Alliance held in Ash
Lake, June Goth, 1891, the following
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, The conference of the in
dustrial classes at Cincinnati on the
10Th of May last, did; with great
unanimity, conclude that their inter-
ests demanded the formation OF a
new political party through which to
obtain much-needed relief from the
burdens OF oppression now weighing
us down; and
WHEREAS, Said conference did
form new party of reform called the
Peoples Party, and enunciated a
platform of principles in accordance
with the sentiment of the laboring
people of the land; be it therefore
RESOLVED, That we, the Farmers
Alliance of Lincoln Co., do heartily
endorse the action Of said conference
and the platform there adopted, and
that we will give the same our un-
qualified support, and will do all in
our power to advance the interests
OF said Peoples Party and carry its
principles to successful issue.
RESOLVED, That we tender ou1
thanks to William Parrott, our dele.
gate to the conference, for his efforts
in attending and promoting the or
ganization OF Party to which We
may look for relief from the dominat
ing influence of the old parties.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions
be sent for publication to the GREAT
WEST, the State, the Progressive
Age, the Lake Benton News, and thu
Tyler journal. c. V. METCALF,
| Sec'v
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PIPEsToNE, July II, 1891.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
l hope harmony may prevail, but
not at theexpense OF principle. l am
with you to the end. A. D. FERRIS.
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A. l.. STROMBERG,
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

fight An Alton official remarked to-day: " Wh'' W., W.
Ripley happens to think is OF no concern " ,. echt
are neither going TO back down nor lose "hs Hen So
s,rone ineuences are being brought 10 bear by inc
Easern roads TO force us to yield to their ,c
but they will not succeed shond a shey 70 ADOPT any
njure our revenue we shall not nc>s Sar onr MI own pro
teton If The Alton forced to reduce rates sne 20 our
mile between terminal points we can can No able To
w, them raised above that figure other peoPo
Saw they would be surprised to see rae, 80 al he
e1 Chicago and St. Louis before the fight Is over =
n is said that the Vandaa Joined the boycoDe DC m fbe
Pic Four resuming traffic relations with tne M'om, on
and sich step on it's part would virtually delea' 'h0
aims of the Board Of Rulings.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
DEVELOPING VIRGINIA ORE FIELDS.

baltimore. MAY aD.-Ex-senator Camden and
the other capitalists interested in the West virginia
and Pittsburg Railroad and Coal ana Iron companies
have recently bought new tracts OF lano III "os'
vircr,o aud contemplate extensive railroad develop
rnnrt senator Camden says: The West Virginia and
pttsburg road will form direct line from the IRON
ore regions of Virginia to Pttsburg and win us
arrangement with the Chesapeake and Ohio road VIII
make this iron ore development ono of the largest ana
most productive in that region. The length Oh roau
go ,fo.rontown m the virginia State line will be
about 200 miles in West Virginia, passing through the
largest undeveloped coal and timber region Of the
state There is to be expended IN Mess s a .ir9 noa
Tased rH and iSo miles Of the road are constructed
and in operation The road Is now competed l, 70
Court House. and under contract TO the Gauiey
River A movement is also on foot to build a line
from Charleston up Elk River to Braxton, Gouit ai
House TO connect with the West virginia anu FUcs'
burg road at that point
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
FOR FREBR TRADE WITH CANADA.

Lansing, Mich, May 2.-The Michigan Legislature
has passed unanimously the following and ordered a
copy 10 be transmitted to Senator HoaT, OF Massa-
chusetts chairman of the Senate Committee on Re-
iations with Canada:
Whereas committee Of the United States senate is
nov In session at Detroit to hear testimony from
citizens OF this State relative to trade relations with
he Dominion Of Canada with the design Of furtherng
she interests Of both countries by freer interchange
OF their respective commodities which purpose meets
with the express approval Of the Governor-General
Of the Domin0n
Resolved That the Legislature Of Michigan observes
with pleasure the efforts being made IN this drec ton
and rs hopeful that the ultimate result VIII tend 70
bind more closely in fraternal civilization the two
countries between whom exist many ties Of kindred
origin, tradition, language and Jurisprudence, and
whose mutual interests will he subserved by any
ing Of the unwse trade restrictions which cripple de-
velopment and obstruct human progress.
Buffalo May 2.-The United sta es Senate Com
mittee on Trade Relations with Canada will hold ses-
sion in this city on Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
A VICTORY FOR THE RE\DIyG.

Philadelphia May 2.-An opinion Of President Judge
Thayer was handed down to-day in which 1t Is decided
that the bonds offered by the Philadelphia ana headhe
and the Terminal Railroad Company TO the Farmers
Market Company and the Twelfth Street Market Com
many AZ security for the condemnation Of the market
bonses at Twelfth and Market SITS: are entirely
sufficient adequate In amount and satisfactory Inls
decision of the court is practically great victory for
the Terminal Company, as II gives them a right 10
enter upon the property al Twelfth and Marhet ss,
where hey propose to erect their depot and begin pro-
ceedngs for legal condemnation Of the market houses.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
THE FLORIDA SENATORSHIP.
PREDICTIONS THAT DARK HORSE WILL
SECURE THE ELECTION

PREDICTIONS THAT DARK HORSE WILL
SECURE THE ELECTION
Tallahassee. Fla, May (speciaD-The vote for
Cned States Senator In Joint session Of the Legislature
today Call 90, Speer 49, Lafar 81, scattering s.
Occurrences of the last few days have revived in
terest in the Senatorship contest. Many think dark
horse viii win the prize, while number of Calls
supporters that they are willing to stand by him
until the last day. and let the Governor appoint a
Senator. Then they would favor making Calls re-
election an issue In selecting members Of the Legs-
ature In 1898. local paper, presumed to voice the
sentiments OF the Call leaders this morning suggests
Chief Justice Raney as a who would be acceptable
10 Calls opponents. Raney would doubtless receive
every vote opposed to Call The Alliance is holding
caucses again. and members OF this order predict de
sertions from Call on Monday night In The House
today Haddock read posalcard from b. o. Aikens,
Of Jacksonville promising 100 shares OF phosphate
stock II he would stand firm for Call.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
.,ro,,e OUTLOOK NOT so BRIGHT.

Chicago, May 2.-1t is expected that at the meeting
q, the western Passenger Association next TUESDAY
the chicago and Alton will give notice OF s proposed
withdrawal. The managers Of the other roads are
debating in their own minds whether it is beVcr % M
the Association 60 to pieces Or to antagonlhe '''ei
Eastern connections by giving aid 70 Ve Ai.pn @.a
20, ,.ao On the agreement one OF the lines that are
oooossorv IN ifs porpetuaton. The Board OF Ruungs
=, ths Eastern roads is apparently much encouraeeh
M On onIn,on expressed by viccPresdent E, P Ripley
of the chicago Milwaukee and ST. Paul. VINO sala IN an
tn.erv,eu that the Alton cannot possibly win ths
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
RACQUET CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES IN LONDON.

LoLdon, May 2.-The final match in the contest for
the professional racquet championship was played to
day at Princes Club, and resulted in victory for
Latham. the champion who defeated George STANDING
In addition TO the championship the stakes were Ai0o
amateur racquet championship was also played tooay
between H. Phillpson and r. Ashwoth, the nolaer ot
the cham plonshp, ard resulted in the defeat OF Ar'
Ashu
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
ppnrcr1oy IN THE DANISH TARIFF.

Washington May 2.-Unlted States Minister clark
r. Carr AZ Copenhagen has sent 10 the Secretary OF
state under date OF April 5. 1901, report In when
he saws that IN consequence Of the system OF raising
,pvepue nv a tax on the manufacture Of beer. there
was passed at the late session OF the Danish gsaas
an act reducing the duties on the importatiohs OF
sugar chocolate and petroleum, N take elect on Octo
her / 1891 The duties on sugar heetoi0e -.
sIp ola and l3 IL ore a pound, are educed 10
. a and @ ofe a pound. The duties on chocolate,
hcrlofore IA IL ore pound, are reduced to 10 l2
ore a pound The duties on pet tofeum, heretofore =
ore a pound are reduced 10 = ore pound.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
TO GOVERN THE INsURGENT PROVINCES.
A PROVISIONAL JUNTA ESTABLISHED BY THE
GILLIAN REBELS.

Paris, May 2The Chilian lnsurgent party o'er ''io
signatures Of senors Moutt, Silva, BarToS anu NuUe'
has issued notice which las been presented 70 vi,
French Government, to the effect that proVIso'nl'
junta, or Government for the Ministers ana Ions..
men who are opposed to President =, A.,
oh.hed for tbo administration Of the affairs OF the
c,obt rbblan provinces now in the hands OF the IN
surgents. This junta is composed OF senor iI,aor @
Enagurz. Minister Of Foreign Affairs Justce Fuance
cation; Senior Walker Martinez MlinsqiN ~ Marine The
man who is to I'LL the offices OF MlhIs ~ vet ~ named
terror and Minister Of Public Works Is ho' '0' N"''
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
mAs r1o1Ar1oN oF MISSOURI LAW.

ST. Louis, May 2.-The vital poht az i,''o r',. 49,
go. ononod vosterdav in tho United States Circuit
Cont between opposlnc stockholders OF the san Fran
cisco road is one that has before been brought
to test decision in court of law 1t Is the estaO-
lshment of the fact of whether it is possible or one
railroad company to buy out control and operate
competing line in violation Of the laws OF the s.a,e
in which the latter company has its existence me
application for receiver was merely Iond' =, the courts
and the appointment of one is only remote poss'-
ifv
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
ESTIMATED COST OF A BIG TUNNEL.

Halifax, y. S., May 2.-Cable dispatches from sens
tor Howlan now in England, say "cr Douglas FOX
has forwarded an exhaustive report OH the plans Tor
constructing the proposed tunnel between Prince Ed
ward Island and New brunswick. lie declares the
scheme be practicable, and estimates the cost q,
follows Tunnel OF twelve feet, be operated by an
electric motor $5 900 900. tunnel of eighteen ie,,
TO be operated with American rolling STOCK 81 i.OVO
900: tunnel of sixteen feet &lO,OOOOOO lie tuhhes
would be chiefly constructed of brlck.'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
COLLISION on THE b. AND o.

Cincinnati. Ohio, May "a dispatch from Newark,
Ohio 10 The says that yesterday
morning in the Baltimore and Ohio Railway yards. a
freight engine backing down the trnck was struck by
another engine hauling the second section Of the Bal
more and Ohio New-York and Chicago fast express,
which twelve minutes late and running thirty miles
hour Both en- gines leaped into the air and dropped
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
UNDERWEAR.

r1Nr SWISS Isle VESTS, in pink, SKY "nN sh'
Irpsry VESTS shaped, short sleeves, In ecru Sac
TInIrs, GAUzE VESTS, low neck, ribbed also nsh
neck, &c. .r-r =, , >-rc knoe length in
c'fI' I,nIrs, JERSEY RIBBED VESTS (shaped) long
soo dozen LADIES' SWISS RIBBED VESTS IN pink
sky white and ecru, 1Oc
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
THE FRENCH CABLE COMPANY.

Paris, May 2.-An important decis'on -" romnanv
aay in the case against the French Caoie
rnoh hos hesn nending for several years and in wch
the contention has been that the company could not,
under @ its withdraw from the pool Of the
Atlantic cable companies The claim Oh uc,.tsr ,"o ~
company has been that the letter OF tne n.'v nao
December 80 1886 raising the point OF itS r.sU
the concession 10 enter the pool was peromp.oas
orSs S tn 81 10 wtbdraw from the pool and ~ was
50 decided by the Council Of the o 10 the @ Council
1889. This decision was appeaieu A'0A' ~
OF State which now reverses IT,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
.cor1ptD Ry NORFOLK AND WESTERN

Cincinnati, May 2.-An Ironton. Ohio dispatch says
aThe big Aetna furnace property here was sold by
United states Marshal Simmons to Joseph s. CLARK ana
John Hampton Barnes, of Philadelphia, representing
the holders Of the first mortgage bonds for SZooVoo
The sale also includes Sarah and Vesuvius furnaces
and about 900 OF valuable mineral lahds tne
whole costing about 81 100000. 1t is understood thas
the Norfolk and Western Railroad owns the controlling
interest OF the bOnds.p
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
r1nur cApruREp BAIT sMuGGLERs.

st. Johns, n. F.. May tspeeial'-Eght smngg'eis Of
hiatt were brought prisoners by the steamer Con
sc,snt today. A heavy punishment Is expected by
them. The blockade runners escaped the cruisers by
neInQ armed and declaring that they would return
oro II attacked The police hestated 10 shed olooo-
Thngs are quieter now in Fortune Bay. heaniims
another bait raid 10 expected
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
The WEEKS DEATH ROLL IN BOSTON.

Boston, May (apeciaD.-There have been DAT
dsaths in Boston this week, much larger number
than usual and the rate Of mortality has mounted
up 10 25.4s In the corresponding week of 1900
there were 1sO deaths; In 1882 1913; in 1898, 215.
There were two deaths from influenza but only five
from dphthcra and three from measles Those from
pneumonia number thirty three from consumption
twenty-two and from bronchitis eighteen.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
noc,r ,Nn,s GROSS EARNINGS.

Chicago. May 2-The estimated gross earnings OF
the entire system Of the Chicago. Rock lsano anu
a. oe- ca on increase as compared with the earnings
of 'ihe same month last year Of s26,6O6.