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Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

CYRUS Z. PERKINS, JUDGE.
Estate of Josephine Ring, deceased;
will admitted to probate and Vim. II.
Haggerty appointed executor.
Estate of Peter Davis, deceased; will
admitted to probate and VIM. ii. Hag-
gerty appointed executor.
Estate of Bernardus Wynhoff. de-
ceased; administrators final account
filed, hearing November 6.
Estate of Garrison s. G. Hyde, de.
ceased; administrator final account
filed and allowed.
Estate OF Mary O'Neil ct al, minors;
letters of guardianship granted to Han
nah ONeil.
Estate of Aired p. Miller, deceased
administrators final account allowed.
Estate of Philena ID. Austin, de-
ceased; executors final account al
lowed.
Eststeo of Chauncey Curtiss, deceased;
executors final account filed; hearing
November o.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

Annsx Rivard has begun a suit
against the city, claiming damages to
the amount of $4,000. The complainant
claims that she WAS injured 10y fall
while walking on CoIt-ave. on the even.
iug of August 1. 1891. Her fall, she
claims, was due to an uneven and dan
gerOus condition of the sidewalk, and
a the city was culpably negligent IN
permitting such Sidewalk To exist, she
holds It responsible for the injuries she
has received.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

Walter X. Harness lifted two over
coats from Bodenstein's clothing store
on Canal-st. tie was detected IN the
act and was arrested shortly after. He
had disposed CT the garments and pro-
fessed innocence when arrested. In
the police court. yesterday morning be
pleaded not guilty and his examination
was set for October 10. Later he waived
examination and Was bound over for
trial III the superior court.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

The Garamsge perjury case. which
has occupied great deal of attention
in the police court for the past two
months was up for further bearing yes
terdsy. 1t was expected that Mitchell,
attorney for the defendant, would
make . motion to dismiss, but he con-
fined himself to listening to the resd-
ing of testimony all the afternoon.
The case was adjourned until today.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

James Donovan was arrested and ar
rsignsd in the police court yesterday
for ssssultinx Nike Collerton, the ga
iooEist. LAST Thursday Donovan. who
Is well known tough entered Collier
tons place on Lyon-st. and picked a
quarrel He vss ordered cut, where
ppon BE dared Colierton to step into
the street. The invitation was accept
ed and Donovan came cut best man.
Collerten made complaint and Judge
NeSifall Sentenced the defendant 70
sxty days in jail on general principles.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

DR.. Hultst, of Monroe-st., was the
central figure in runaway yesterday
morning. HIS horse became unmanage-
able on AlpIne-sve., and ran down
West Leonard st., throwing the doctor
into the gutter, bruising his knee
slightly. Slight damage was done to
the buggy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

Andy Ferguson was arrested by Off,
Ger Jakewsy for visiting the different
chicken GOODS IN me city and taking
away the latest hens in sight. He was
arraigned in the police court yesterday
afternoon on the charge of burglary
and larceny. pleaded not guilty and his
examination adjourned till October 10.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

peF atllcAts. Pass hours upon 1iN94ts VaeA HIsAt
in seepless restless misery.
What wonder thar there are so many shat
tered nerves. tired brains ana debiiisated
bodies. when se consider the thousands who
pass sleep.ess or disturbed nights. and rise
mornings. feeiiag indeseribatls miseFss {
ORA gged out. with tired limits. exhausted en-
ergies. neryeless and smbitien'ess-
liz is maddeet folly L. u.s. opium. morphine
or choral There is one SURE way 10 cure
sleeplessness-ase DR. Greene's Ners"ra
This wonderful remedy Is natures own sleep
producer. and is perfectly harmless. being
made from purely vegetable medicines
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13
ANIMAL statement Filed

McCord Il Brsdfield filed their annual
financial report with the county clerk
for 1890 yesterday. The firm il in a
prosperous condition. The amount oi
capital stock - $4,000; paid IN,
$1,000; invested in real estate, 500.
1850; personal estate. s2sl .940.49. n
debtsdness, sos, 037 As; credits, s54.-
$50 "a.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13
Lily White Flour
Is made from the choicest wheat.
pimes save. poilar..

A new dress or suit costs from ten to
fifty dollars. But Diamond Dye. Ill
color the last seasons clothes TO look
hike new for . tnfling sum.
There are forty kinds of these dyes,
making any shade desired, but the fast
blacks are especially servlcesble At this
season.
They make colors that will not fade
or crock, and perfect, fast to washing
with SOAP
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13
sunday saIoonists Arrested.

The police are hot after saIoonists
who violate the Sunday law. Yester-
day morning warrants were issred for
the arrest of Fred Platte, Fred Thum,
Arthur l.. Hart, l.. ;. Harrington, Mrs.
l.. y. Prickard. All will be arrsisned
for keeping their saloons open on the
Sabbath.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

Ladies who use Cosmetics or powders
to cover up or hide q bad complexion
do not know that White Il White can
furnish them with Blush of Roses,
which is clear as water, purifies the
skin, and positively removes black
heads and all skin diseases, takes the
shiny look from the face and whtens it
soon as applied.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13
piles, Piles. Itching Piles

SYMProMs-Moisture; intense itching
and singing: most at night; worse by
scratching. Ii allowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
ulcerate, becoming very sore. SwAYNE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and in most case;
removes the tumors. At druggists, OIL
by mail. for so cents. DR.. Swayne &
Son, Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13
Circuit Court-Part IL.
HON. ALLEN C. ADsIr, JUDGE.

Madison V. Wilson VS.. Hazeltine Il
Perkins Drug Company. trespass on the
case; order made that plaintiff file
security for costs before first day of
next term of court.
Robert 5. Hill vs.. Henry B. Grady;
assumpsit; order made that plaintiff file
security for costs within thirty days.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13
.Nsee..ity !. the Mo.h.r OF Invsn,ion."

sNscessity Is the Mother of Invention"
Much has been said and done in the
way of lnventlng Combination Folding
Beds, and numerous beds, all OF more
or less faulty construction, have been
thrown upon tie market, and bought
by parties who have been invariably
disappointed In them. 1t has been re-
served for vermont Yankee" TO in
vent q combination folding bed which
is absolutely perfect, combining, as it
does, great economy OF space, with util-
ity, in these days when space Is grow.
ing more and more valuable.
1t Is known to the public az the
standard" Folding Bed. and since its
intoductiOn, some few years since, it
has revolutionized this branch of the
furniture trade. The STANDARD bed
while 1t conceals any suggestion of a
bed, occupies no more space than an
ordinary dressing case. The front OF
lhls bed combines writing desk, ward
robe, bric-a-brac cabinet, etc, while in
other folding beds this space is entirely
lost. The standard" Folding Bed mas
no heavy weights which have proved
such an Objectionable feature in other
folding beds.
The marvellous success which has
been won in so short time by this
bed, 10000 of them being now IN use,
which fact alone proves It's merit, has
induced envlous and unscrupuious
parties to pirate.this patent, obliging .hc
STANDARD" Bed Compay to resort to
the courts of the United States in ord I'll
to protect their property, and they
have won every SUIT that has been
brought to an issue.
Not the least satisfactory point abou.
the standard" bed is the fact that
Notwithstanding the numerous i'm
provements that have been made in II
from time to time the prices have been
reduced one-half, SO that now the
STANDARD" folding bed, the best IN tae
world, is sold at less price than tns
worthless imitation of 1t. These ioH
prices have been made possible by in
creased production and improvement
in machinery.
w. II. Hervey & Co., 5 Union-st.
Boston, have been given the agency fol
this wonderful bed, and complete
stock in the different combinations anu
various woods and finish is now on ex
hIbition at their wareroOms. Easy
terms on installments when desired.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13
superior Court.
HON. Il. A. BURLINGANE, JUDO

HON. Il. A. BURLISGANE, JUDGE.
Martin l.. Bush ct al vs.. w. S. Gum;
trespsss on the case; security for costs
in the sum of 500 ordered within
thirty days. All proceedings stayed
until that time.
The People VS.. Dell Oil ct al; con-
spiracy; motion to quash postponed
one week.
The People vs. Joseph Cummings;
larceny from the person; on trial.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13
CORRECKTION.

There IL feller IN this town that's adyertis \
Grant Coal Jest becors we sell OLD u. =.
Now that teller incinuats that OLE Lib
Coal got its name from General Lee. but
that Jest ware hes mistskeud; the fact
OF the case is. the lend ware OLD LIE
Coal is mined was wuuce oned by a
man that sas very OLD. an His
name was Lee; but ne wasent no
relation TO generei Lee. more.
he didn't kn0 General Lee.
kept by reputation. We
hope this feller that il advertiser iirant Coal
viii let up on OLD LEE. becous he was an
awful good man. A his Goa 50 eyfy body
says is awful good too. We Hope nobody
Will take the pans to lock tais Grant
coal felier. but will hurry rite down
TO our Office A order ther winter SUP
" Of fuel before IL gets frezen cold
;. II and prices are out o-ste. cose
BENNETT. goodness sskes coal casts. nut
flEI& now these hard times. For
X CO. further particklers call on
yours truly :. i. Is.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

DO not neglect TO purify your blood
this spring. Take Hoods Sarsspaulla
At once. a. now e the time wneu you
may receive the greatest good from It.
IL u sold by ali druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup Wa,
used for years as a prescription 10y q
slea. sful physician. 1t Is IN all re-
q ects me best cough medicine made
today. sold by ali dealers on q guar.
antee OF satisfaction.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

Cure for Group. -Use DIR. Thomae'
Eclectric OIL according to directions.
Ii u the best remedy for all sudden at
tscks If colds, pain and Inflammation,
and INJURIES.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

Mrs. Armstrong. 27S Scribner-st., is
now prepared to supply her customers
with home made mlrce meat.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

Most complexion powders has vul-
gar glare, but PozzonPs is a true beau
timer, whose effects are lasting.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

The whole world pays tribute to the
merits of Garland" Stoves and
Ranges.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13
YGss ssssF llsER8us FOE.
And How to surely Overcome II.

tlc< biFS>Hess -
srapidroad TO the
inssueasylam.
N-n allow care.
anxiety or tGsl
ness irsebles 10
drive sleep iron
their eyeltds
" lie " omen with
tD Fpng ewes
andexcltsble tem-
-. gns4Er
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13
LAW AND LAWYERS.
Circuit Court--Part I.

HON. wN. r. GROVE. JUDGE.
Madison V. Wilson VS.. Hazeltine u
Perkins Drug Company; trespass on the
case; continued by consent, without
costs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

II soothes. Gains and quiets the weakened,
irritable and oyer-wrought nerves. producing
perfect repose and refreshing. natural sleep;
AT the same time 1t builds up the shattered
nerves. and gives renew d l:fe. strength and
yigor 10 the system. Use II. you who are
sleepiess. Ali druggists. size.
Il can cheerfully recommend Or. Greene's
Nervura as being IA good remedy for sleepless-
ness. Having been troubled in this way for
three years. and objecting seriously TO opt
ates. have used DIR. Greens's Nervura with
great benefit. | have also recommended the
Nervura TO many o. my friends. who have
been much benehted by rs use.
Ms. q. II. IluL.
IL Union-st., Concord. y. H."
NJ u So DR.. Greene. the successful spec
40 IL ialist in curing Ill forms OF nervous
and chronic diseases - W. 18th Street. New
York. can be consulted free. personally. or by
letter. Call or write him about your case. or
send for symptom blank to I'll out. and let
ter fully explaining your disease. giving ad-
vice. etc, will be returned free.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13
OPENING
OF the Grand Rapids sanitarium.

Mrs. DIR. +. 5. Ssmm and Mrs. NJ. A.
Edison announce the opening of a san
ltarium at 22i North Prospect-st., this
afternoon and evening. An excellent
literary and musical program will be
given during the evening and the pub
lie are most cordially invited to attend.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13
TO CONSUMERS OF OIL.

See announcement of opening
Grand Rapids Sanitarium elsewhere.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-23

@inimpFuna berIelbeu Utitroben finS,
nel9e biunen furSer Sriit elm 3bier
anberer @attung t6bten. @ielleidt III
bieIer 9uitnno pon Smmunitdt Der In'
ipeienbeit deniii6er SubitanSeu i'm
8lute bes eriteren 9bieres Susui9reis
ben, bic fir ben Mitroben siitis iino
unb feline Serbreitiin9 binbern. Die
8rDfelIoren Gb. &ibet uuo Sericuuri
tuarfen nun bic Sra9e auf. OBJ man fiir
elm S1ier, oas BON einem Wtifroben be-
einflubt tperben tnnn, nidt Smmunitdt
basesen Su erlansen permag, wenn man
ibm baS Slut zines Gbierea einimpft,
bas ge9en benielben Mifro6en uuem'
pfinbli9 lit. 9bierperIu6e beltdtisten
bieie 4nnabme, unb baraufbin bat man,
na1bem bic Metbpoe Der Sransiuiion
perbeiiert iporben mar, bas Serfabren
aud auf ben Menl9en ansetusnbet.
Or. 8ernbeim in Yaris, iorpie Die
GerSte 8ertin, 8ica uuo ROuItan in
Cannes bnbeu SransfuiiOnen nit benz
8lut Der 3iese, benz eiusisen iiir Sil'
bertuloie unempiGn9li6en Soustbiere,
bprsenommen, bod laiisn ii9 Die wirts
li9 ergelten @rsebuilie nod ptel 81
neniJ iiberIeben, I'M ein nrtbeil 5u se'
itatten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-23
9ic Gpra6e oes GTen.

0as Seroierit, bic Sprade Der
glfien Suerlt eriprl6t 81 babsu, muB
Serrn 8rof. @aruer beitritten lueroen.
&abau tbeilte bereits 1869 in elmer
9ebrs bonn S9alI fol9enoe Sei6i6te
init: vgtls i6 Dor Slu6lf Sabren in
einem 2aSaretb eineu mir beireuHbeten
&ranfsn 6iterS beiu9te - 10 er5Gblt
Sules Ri9nrS - bate ib bic 8efanrts
i6ait eines nlten 8eamten Der Gnitalt,
bes 6errn g., 9ema6t; er mar aus
SIOirdntreih 9e6iirtig, Sientlt9 9e'
ibpdbis, aber I'M @runo eiu brauer
Serl, Der wie eiu Sei6e flu9te, bic
Grieiter babte uno bic 3biere in ieinem
6erSen trug. @r mar nit alien &abeH
im 2ajarstD beireunoet. unb menn er
our @Tcns5eit iein Miau Wttau an'
iiimmte, famen bieielben aus ben entle
genIten g9inteln berbeigerannt uns
6rdnsten ii9 I'M ieine Suppenidhiiel
sS6 bate mir einfab pur9eitellt, baE
bic Sabcu, tuie Soloaten on be GtlInbt
ber Mnbljeit sew6bnt, benz lodenbeu
@tiau iOiuiuseH mai9inenmdBis SOlse
leiiteten. Slber nein; Yapa 6. bebaups
tete gang eruitbait, buB lie ibn int
eisenlIiden Sinue oes @Ortes perltdns
ben. sd ipre9e bic Saseus unb bic
Sunbelpra9e," ia9te er, puno bic Gfs
fenIprade beiIer, nls Die Gffen ielbIt. /"
Sd ld6slts unsIdubig. ~aOmmen sic
morgen," fubr er fort, pWit mir nab
bem SOulOsii9en @urten, Sic iOlIen
Sbr @unber ieben. @eiter iase id
Sbnen nibts."
Sd iano mid piinftlid on Srt uno
StelIe ein, 8apa 8. mar aud i9on ba
Gr fii6rte MIDI ppr hos Nifenbnus.
Saum bate er ii9 auf bas dusere @ez
lduoer geitiiBt, 10 b6rte i9 neben mir
einen 9urseltun: Kiruu kirrikiul ! ku-
ruki kirikiu! SD ueriu6e bic erltauns
lihen 9ante ipieoerSuseben, Die mein
glebenmann berporbradte. Kiruul
0rei 9tIien iebten iib bot ben aItsn
g. in 9oiitur. Kirrikiu! Bier anoere
fulateu ibrem Seilpiel. Kuruki! Sect
iuaren lie Sw0lf. KirIkiu! Sa tparen
iis ale. Der 8urtrag oauerte iuObl an
sebn Wtinuten. gSibrenO oieier 3eit
ia6en bic affen am 8oOsn in mebreren
Seiben, bic 8OroerpfoteH aui ibren
&nien sstreuJt, la9teu, seititulirten
uno - antiporteten. Wtein @Ott, iie
antwortetsn fuirtli6, un6 6. fins INNER
ipieoer uOu borne an. g8lr blieben oa
cine @iertelfunoe unS i9 fam per-
ii6ern, bab bic sIffen ii6 ni9t lang
iusiltsn. gluf einmul mn9te 8. cine
Seruesuus, uie I'm iortjuseben, uno
iein auditorium serietb in unrube; als
er gar bic Saluitrobe nerlieB, erbOb iidb
eiH ipubres &nsitsei9rsi gsir sinsen;
mob pnn &eitem Iaben mir bic gIffeu,
bic in Die 5rieie setlettert iparen,
uns slbi6ieo iuinten. @s fam mir
Dor, als Ob einise BON ibnen iasen
nUlten: r@enu 9u nidt mieber,
Ommit, 10 OersiB ni6t 5u idreibeu!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-23

no na6 9(malf~ @urauf Neeper mil
ialomonii9er @ei8beit: DSie babeu
8eibe 8ebt, meine 9amen; beun uuu
beiben gtraBen iast unier Bud bas.
ielbe. @ereinigen mir uus oarum ouI
cine brittle, bic BON &npaao mad @bia.
bari; benn aud pon bieier itebt 9eibrie.
ben = i9ldsen sic aut Seite 513 =
res lit bic entiaderOite 6abritrdBe in
Stalieu.~
SOl1' cin Sp6tter fonnte Me9cr ieln,
tuenn er in Der 9aune mar.
llno Su penteu, mas er nun lit : 9e'
lGbmt Der Shwung Der Seele, ,sebunoer
-io 5u insen - on Sdnoen uno 81;
sen. nneefettet, ansei9miebet, er Der
5reieIte Der ssreien, oas Spfer ieiner
SGuslidfeit ano elm Sflaue oes genet.
nen g9eieus! Ran9mal, uenn er 10
babertommt, lit mir, als OBJ i6 i6m gu
rnfen iullte: ,,Reper tpah aui!" Wtir
ielber i6eint bic fueite Belt enser se'
iuorben, ieit i9 i'm uidt mebr BARN
finbe.
Ieulih iraf i'd i'm in Suth's 8eiu,
Itube, iuuielbit i6 mid rsselmd6is iebeu
Wtittas Buutt Sw6lf llbr einiteae. 9ori
fab er in elmer bunflen Gfe, 9ebldi
iiber cine srOBe S6iHel nit Guitern.
@s mar ein trii6er Biutertog; aber ola
iA ihn erblidte, ba m1rb es Sriihlina
I'M mid ber, ipie bamals i'm liebli6eH
Sta. Marsberitu, ipu bas blane Daeer
leu6tet Big 81 ben Selien BON Yortr
Sino, no bic peiBen 8illen nieberI6aneu
BON ben Sn9eln, unb bic Stolen bliiber
an ben Mauern.
.Gbl 8enn i'd aa Sbrer Stelt
tpdre!" rief i9.
aber Meper idittelte bas Saupt unf
legte oas 9luiternmeher nieber.
vSieaei9t ou9," tuauote i6 elm. pSr
elm paar Sabren, ipenn bic Stinber aus
Der S6ule iino uno oann, oann
MAIDEN Sie's ipie Der @n9ldnoer in
&om. Der nit Der 6nmilie."
9rauris bel benz @Orte n5amilie"
blifte mid MeDer an. @r perifann
leinen eigenen Sumor ni6t mebr.
yg9iIien sic, Die &ir9en, bic Wius
ieen, bic. ...?"
. Oa pertlGrte Iib iein g(ntlib, iuie Don
einem Strubl Der alten beiieren 3eit.
uu5 nod eiumal ertannte id i'm, ben
0teper Der 8ila b'@fe, oe5 0Otel bu
8eIupe, bes S5peiSer unb Ses 6ranf.
flrter Spis nnb au' Der uuSdbliseu
anberen 6otels unb 0bfe. in Oenen mir
uns ebemals be9esuet. Sob balO, benz
abenolidte slei6, ihwunO Oas 9d4elu
nus ieinsn 3isen, ni6ts als @elan.
bulie blieb barin 5uriid, uno inoem Ell
BEN 3eiseiinser Der re6ten Sanb err
bob, iuie Die 9eute tbun in Stulieu, unb
nit bemIclben mebrmals beiti9 abfuebz
reub bins uub berfubr, ipra3 er aus
tiefiter Secle:
vSeSen Gag &untet, - a6t Sabr'
lang, ieoen Gag = ttein, es sebt MIDI
mebr, es 1T Su ipdt!"
lln6 er ma9te ii9 tpieber iiber ieint
Sluitern Der.
SD aber fe6rte mid ab. 9eun id
tuuBte nun, baB Meper mir perloren ie'
fir tmnler,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-23

unn6tbi'se Mdbe. grO,
feIior: Wller, lpieuiel @rao baben bic
@intel zines 9reisds ;uiammsn? -
@auer: $50 Grab, Serr BrOfeiiOr!
- 9rofeIiOr: @auS ridtis; nun beiueis
fen Sic Mrs i Riller: Boju benn,
uenn Sic mfrs 70 tuie 10 i9ou sluus
ben?
Gin onangebenoer. Ret
Irieber: g9ie sobts 9siu Bunbd BEL be
5olbata. = Sansmarte: Guat. GIe
Officisr miiaBet uu9 ieiuer Sieifa
tansu. - Reufrisoer: So, mas iidt er
benn? - SaHsmarte: Bfeifer bel ber
Reaiments ntsmuiit.
-uniiberfe9ter Nusfprud.
Satin: 8iaIt 9u Dir benn ui9t 9eit
2eben perli9ern laiisn? = 9atte:
gleiu &in6, i9 femme 2eute, bic ja6len
Idon 80 Sayre, uno gang unuis = fie
Iterben ni6t. - Satin: 9euu, RdrJ
pieIei9t biIt On sIiidIi9er.
aus Der @bepraris. =
Sic: Sag, mas 9u mas1t =
bic iungen 0tdnner seben beutiutnst
bsi'm Seiratbsn ale uuf Oas Gelo aust"
-@r: sd CLAUDE - ie seben oaruui
eiHl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-23

Gin SinberuiB. ,8erSeA
sic BENT Serrn &ietucjicSatOipsti BEL.
ratben? ?" = r@etuib, iObaI6 i9 ieineu
0ameH ausipre9en tann.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-23

Gin @efahIDpGIsr. Sett,
sz: G9, i6enten sic mir bod etpas,
i9 bin felber franf, meine &inoerden
breien nab Srot. ... GOmmer;ien'
ratb SobaRn, tuirf mir ben 8erl 'naus,
IOnit bridt er MRS Ser5l
= 9a bat er &edt. 9Oli;si,
gOmmiiiar: 8ei ibrsr srlten Serueb
uun9 saben sic on, feline @euerbe er
Iernt gu baben unb iest bejei9ueu sic
E6 nls S9miso? p? Grretaut: gta, ieoer
1T bod ieine5 @lades S9mieO!
= Il E berSeusuus @irtb
(sum pUG9elabenen 5e6er): SEPT ses
ben's, neil id 5uiperren muB, Su Sdus
Sino sic nerbeiratbet? = 8e6er.
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-03
Publi Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The public debt
statement, issued yesterday, shows: In
te~rest-bearing debt, July 81, $6l0, 529, 400;
increase during the month, $500; debt on
which interest has ceased since maturity,
S1,613,320: decrease, $l,3s5; debt bearing
no interest, 1892, LOG ZIG; decrease, ri, 556.-
bl7; aggregate debt, 81, 0O4 PAS, 958; de-
crease, 81 ,b57, 9O2; certificates and treasury
notes, offset by an equal amount of cash in
the treasury, $547, Gas, 703; increase, 81
45a,G12. Under the head of cash in the
treasury the statement shows S23G. S2a. Ala
IN gold coin and bars; S34S,471 $3.50 in silver
dollars; $l9,3G8, l4l in subsidiary coin:
VIZ, 544 $40 IN silver bars; S4,03S.452 in
trade dollar bars. Paper, including legal
tender notes, gold and SILVER cur
rency certificates and national bank
notes aggregate $50, 406, $50; bonds,
MINOR com, fractional currency, deposits
in national banks and disbursinp Offices.
balance, make up total of $27, 1877, 1Os.
making a grand total of 1854, 794, G97. I'm
der demand liabilities are gold, SILVER and
currency certificates and treasury notes to
tho amount of $547, G48, FOB. The fund for
the redempti1n of national bank notes. out
standing checks, Disturbing offices, bal
anoes. etc, sol 1863, 27S. There is a gold re-
serve of slW,0OD,0O 600 and a net cash bal
ance OF S55, 783,7l4, making an aggregate of
145,"43, 75l. Increase in cash balance dur
ing the month of July, 81, 8S9, 1907.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-03
OUR JAIL POPULATION.

just what useful purpose is subseryed
by collecting the county jail statistics of
the United States We do not know, but
they appear in great elaboration in the
last census bulletin, The county tails
OF the entire country had 1883 inmates
on June 1, 1890, an increase of $685. per
cent. over 1880. This increase is equal
TO o9 to the million of population.
Whether the figures show a more rigid
enforcement of the law, or that our
morals are growing worse or more OF us
are being found out, or more editors are
being punished for contempt, Mr..
Porter does not tell us. The tables tell
some interesting facts, however. Tho
superiority of the male sex is again es-
tablished by the showing hat while IT,
sol of lis are in jail, only 1,737 women
are behind the bars. Here again Mr..
Porter's report is unsatisfactory in that
1t does not show whether this prepond-
erance Is due to the superior resources
of the masculine mind in devising WAYS
OF getting into Jail or the greater in
genuity OF the feminine mind in invent
ing plans for keeping out, Mr.. Porter
gNas the facts and leaves the reader to
make mis- own deductions.
1T appears hat the only state in
which there has been an absolute de-
crease of jail prisoners is Vermont.
There has been a decrease relatively to
the total population IN nine other states
and territories, namely, California, Da-
kota counting the two new states as
onel the District Of Columbia, Illinois,
Maryland, Ohio, Oregon, Texas and
Wyoming. For the most part this de
crease has been very slight.
The relative as well as absolute in
crease IN the other states aud territories
has been largest IN states with small
population, as may be seen by the fol
lowing list, in which the figures given
represent the relative increase compared