St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-13
THE GLOBE ALMANAC.
Best Publication OF the Kind Ever
Offered to the Public.

offered to the Public.
The Globe Almanac for 1892, which
appears today. is one of the largest and
handsomest publications of the kind
that has ever been issued. 1t contains
nearly three hundred pages, and
is really an annual encyclopedia,
There is hardly topic of which the
busy man OF business wants infOrma-
ton bnt that can be found III this book.
Election figures, sporting records, state
and federal civil lists. census lnforma-
ton and the postal laws are some of the
matters covered. The long and dreary
reports OF Washington departments are
condensed into readable shape, and the
business transactions of nation are
epitOmiZed for ready reference.
ASK any question regarding our fed
eral or state governments and you VIII
find the answer in the Globe Almanac.
1t may be the salary of deputy official
OF the amount of gold in the treasury
vaults, the present ruler of Oman. the
population OF San Jose or the area or
Corea; or perhaps you want the name
and address of foreign ambassador
living i'll this country, or I nlted otateS
official abroad; or it may be the name
of the governor of Alaska, or the best
pionShip record in athletic sports. All
such questions are answered i'll the
Globe Almanac.
Among the valuable statistics to he
found in the Globe Almac are:
Officials of United States government.
The executive departments.
Army and navy officers.
Diplomatic representatives abroad.
The federal Judiciary.
Foreign legations
All the presidents and vice presidents.
Justices of the supreme court.
Presidents of the senate.
Speakers OF the house.
Cabinet officers.
Governors of all the states.
Judiciary of all the states
Members of both houses of congress and
their politics.
Legislatures of the states and their politi-
cal com pleXion.
Votes of all states since 1872.
Base ball and football events.
Bicycling and billiard records.
Yachting and rowing.
Swimming and tub racing,
The English Derby.
TrOtung and running records.
The political record of 1891.
Popular and electoral votes.
National committees of ali parties.
IMPORTANT railroad facts.
Miles of railroad in the United States.
Church Statistics Bishops of Catholic and
Protestant churches.
Fire losses and causes of fires.
Statistics of United States and foreign gov
ernments
Internal revenue receipts.
Patents and public lands.
Homestead laws.
Statistics of cities.
Present population of United States.
Population OF all states.
Record CT events of 1891.
Death roll OF prominent persons.
This is but partial list of the general
contents of the Globe Almanac. There
are thousands of other items fully as
interesting. But to the Northwest is
the Globe Almanac especially valuable.
The area of all the counties in Mime
sofa is given, and full digest of the
crop reports of the section. Railroad
and other lands and their areas,
as well as the ways of securing
them. are given. The last votes
of Minnesota, Wisconsin and other
states in this section are given by cOun-
ties and the name of state Legislators.
politics and districts they represent are
given. Minnesota is given above fifty
pages and none of the many interesting
facts In her history are neglected. The
Globe Almanac is one of the best adj
vertismentS Minnesota has ever been
given.
1t will be years before the reports of
the eleventh census are ready for dis
tribution, but the Globe Almanrc of
1892 will contain all the census figures
that the average busy man wants to
know. The Globe Almanac is not
specimen book for the writer and pOlit-
zeal statistician, but has place on
nearly every library table. Information
is given in it that can be found nowhere
else. The best cyclopedias should be
supplemented by the Globe Almanac
for each year, and the book for 1892 is
unusually full and complete.
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