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Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
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DEBORAH arees al Ttu Gorenees Rtrie
toIot fit Sgftnsbs { goitOr aruefsns aalo'
Jtoot Graire Reni9btS, Ninn, fra sos III
lite October, 1894
en- Del AZ Rsosts lib bsnptts0es III
GOrbaroIina at en- Orbuet a9smnnos 8ir''
iambee iuoeu arsoitr.
On t~ioliger. nebiat aomits frem'om mto
isIgsubs 5orTaa huil'st bleo antaset.
/. 8 atnboIo I'll BEN 5oreusoe strits
spnftitutiou benHiGer aomttseu til 7scorat
areos at arbeioe for Of f~reutrre ben ~irtltslt9s
2ssmanosoirtiomteo iuocn 8reoisn.
ii. 8 Sent OLD BERTH tllaoer aOmitseu
fs at f~oreilaa for 9scOrub areos at autass
istsenoe:
1. 7seorab areos mjnoer t al 8eniigbso
fine Wenigse0er ON ben CUBS Sefalin9,
at benpite be Raaoe9aper, iom fnoss
hos Dem, os at snbusr ariiten bar ION
FABIAN at pioue ON &rlitus ben Stil
ling, ban er fat,
Q. areoisn prI9er pna boert Ssitmsee en-
aomite al fire, TO Rreitr o9 TO gag
mnno, bporaf en- Iun0srer iom 5prmano,
en- ION g~ieeformaHo, en- ION aasiersI
% en- iom Ss'retar Der lial cpisss o9
pua Renisbeoernss aHmoonins uoienot
iaabanns WQno, iom ben fnoer itiftsi
til oenue 8ierntn9.
8. aomiteen bar. inottI areofen aneerlsee'
beftemmer, at rette ia siter fsl9snos al
6rebien oebta0nc Teg!er:
a All @misi9rer uRI9e5 os onf9ttes Inn
faaoanne WGnb, iom bar paaliotltsi
gtonesbpro ON inuN, leueuos ~friItsn'
bonn, 'lGrer o9 fOripneer Cubs Orb pur'
og rent / Gpereus smmelie meb ben lu'
tberite &irtes Bs'lenoeliestrifter.
b. 3tsie Gmisi9rer TtaI a'bclos I SarmonI
meo be GreIter o. Neni8beosr, al botI's
be fables, i~aaIsoes, at oeres @ierntna
bIiper ct f9les Gpbp99eliesarbeioe.
g Gmisiarerue lenuss life meo bsfteri
faitiat 9sn, msn 8Omitcen b%sftemmer
2sn for be enfeIts 9ilfRloer.
anm. arebiens Werigbeoer aumooei
ON at ibuiomms oeune 8%ir'iombeo,
lille olens | fine 8pnnsr, men oaina
meo Yengebioras. SiGrbelssheS bsr
pptaaes Offer til 8rebiens Gmisiar'
ptrtiombeo I be Weui9bsoer, bupr De-
res 8irflomheo benpttes.
d) @misiGrerne ~paaIRg9es at fsrs 9ugbaa
Uoer fin 8%irtiombeb iunoeIiom crer Be
giora9. iom inotommer uHeer iamme
o9 afaioe 9iapport til Gomiteeu.
o. Ser ubitebes al aomttssn en- Gnbefas
Iin8sItripelie for gmisiRrerns.
f) 8efiuoer en- af Somjtesn uoIenet Gmis'
lars 9ip os 9Gre sler @~irfiomheo a
pGre i Crib msO Oisie 9teaIer, builisI
CUB Yaaoe forbm9re, er bet aomt'
teens Het o9 Rjgt ~inareit muli9t at a.
Iteotge famine fra fin &iriiombeo.
4. Den aomite afl9e9er oeo borrt SrItmsot
en- Rnppprt ON 4ramonosutr o NJ beosr
inoenfor 8reofen.
5. 3iSie 9iegler Tan ioranbres paa bpilfet
iontbeIt areosmsos, naar 5orTus Oerpn
er ifrlftlis os eiter oroentItg Gistu8iUl
nnta8et meo iimpeI Raloritst az 9fgoeti
ftemncberettigc bs geolemner.
Qnn. 3enne 8irfiombeb, ipm Der aube
fnles, Ifal lille bare / Strio meo eler
paa u%oseniombsllt Maaoe binOrs elel
UosrHsots9iere andre 2Gsmauos BeisB
iom Nenigbeben maatts pnits.
Den fibIte batpanoen Gag af Wsost an
oeuotes til 3isiusiion At 9emnet DrusnoeI
fen.
Wsoet bar soot beis3t baabe al Hou
8rairie Wentsbco % andre Rabomsuisbeoer
Serreu ~pelIi8ns osiua bet Nsbe til tit sri
9ss Srem9ar0l u. 8. Suus.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
Grn Meit Srfprnh.

DC uil life itaa tilba9e oerouer; be
bp99er % bigger pmtaps meo Gait De-
corab. Tag BLOT en- 9ur berub, ps ie,
bpilfet itatelis Stole'Sus be bar reiit.
gu bar Nr. s. 8. Morib bsItemt Jig
til at Opfsre ct gus poa ben Bpose'
tomt, Der sr9noier ino til 6. s, @ei'
iers npe Splis. Oct CT Mrs. Waltbp
% benoes 3stter. iom itul fptte ino
hPr
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
NoparfeI.

sc, ION oosrterer fra 6raHtiort, SR9 90
toto, Ell noslc Fore 8eorasere. "a Bare;
iom be iGlset or lille eugdns tiInarmtIIsb
10, bvnt be flyer. Gn Nabp Of mia k!a
ioaleors iupbt for posr 8 Rcnars .,
ienoer no 8rgitnaule al Yin ifeostior cab
fgtpte &rpitnaaIe meo pariIits 9tamsHta
cite fan ies bsUione. QGrbsoigF
G. g. Ga,'sBsars,
Butler. g. 7al
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
GeniesDnbere.

De msbes os banner I~llino,, 9
Poultry and Pet Stock Assooi,s..
8 neutrality-suspicious. paa 9Gin,,
Statsiuir ben 2sbe septemb,r s..
febe ct Gntal af Statens pror,ir,.,
5snie' cs Pet Stock aplsr. 9or..,
fen nf Illinois State Poultry and D,
Stock Association Oeb gols s' e.,
senoe Gmbeosmenb. 0refib,rt o..
M Curtis al luiucp; 8icepr,ih..,
Wrs. R " Subj al Decatur; s.,r.
ter, Goparb 2epinss at Bars o..
iersr, Rairep Miller Of g6nmp,;ss'
Gretutins& omite, Siaae Root on 8 :
Wobls at BLOOMINGTON, Daniel @oE.r,.
ion al galmpre, 9 Z 9un,s al gE,
liamspia. % W @ Summsrs al On,
ran.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30

aar belsb S~notgrllen f9 III g'"
Riaion.r, rlbisrTen til s Wstl'oner, %
be tr. gstopns bsisstss Of 1874 Sil0e'
bpuraf 756 3nmpItibe. Gbemulpp ea'
mer. enb Snluoelen az ben lar'Is0'
Sarbelspm irtnins.
Ger sr omfrlng II Mtilicner 9ored'
mere. Der pifnot er Ntou9oler 'onl ri
ueIerne, buis ~nurbtiss 5tnmmsr be I's'
net, men bog ubsjsr be en- ~essnarte'
geItanobel al ben morgolfa aaee'
moof. blanoet. Man finber en- be'
Del furfieQie. Upper liss fra ben rent
moraulHe til ben mnlapiife, ia, / mango
Cane forefommer Der enoo9 Snofsot'
meb en- tcmmelie bpic Suofaroe, le's'
bruut Saar % blaa Zine. 9erss QUE
er primitive, fun en- Gtass os ta'feo'
meb palm. Sor auft os 2ps Urges
Der iuT life, men berimco bar be e.
eienbommeli8t Sppnrmnin9si pitsm, los1
ben parms 2uft fra Slbitsbst fsres
Habe Rsr unber @uluet si.nnem bel'
Suiet, inbsn ben uuboissr cpab.
alaosbrasten .r / gift paisntlis ION
BEN tineIRe. De limplere alas'er sdnr
temmelis imubiise baabs paa arop pa
8laber, mebeus be Sornemme I al 6alf
tlaosr fig rsnliser.. Snsen aoreaHe'
oaar ub uosn 4i6e ps 3cbatspuna,
GsrFnrpnte sr bos iimple Soft to 6os
fang, men bos be Sine minot 8 5os
% brrss al en- Ti.ner. Snosr oa
etitte CT blepns mes.t itrrtt paaoirfso'
ira 8inn, og samle inoenlanoIte 9raot
TONER tienoes fun me9et tibet. 3iblt'
oere par S~orsarerne flitti9e cg bpgt'9'
8unitbaanbpRrtere, paauirfeoe ira aina
ga ber.s Civilization fob temmelis bsit
be bar | mango Sen iesnoer p9rst So
paneiernes Qaremeitre. Nen MI e,
@ipiliIatipnen bbbt %iurten, hoab BEL
fornemnelig itplbes ben Nso, Der e.
fremtalet peb onarlis Iominiitratior
% Gmbebsm9nosnss ~lloiueelier. 6
en- rptis Offsntligsjurt Grtitel fortalel
Wr. Qanopr, at Here 8orearere pac
bans Gpgrssmnnl fparebe, at bet i
life tunos rptte til no9st, at man or
bsiosbe, boor oiQi9 man ,rb er BERTH
tbi ina mart man bar laet fig libt ii
8eofts, iaa ,omner gmbebsmnrcenu
o. tn9sr bet. ga, man fan prize ftt
lpttelia, ON man lille blip.r fproiit ii
en- n'iios8 BROWNS, uaar man foretrat
fer fun at nrb.ib. for bet ~nsbtsrft,or
8ebOp.
8eIisionsn ftutbs bore ~tubbbiftiI.
men Solicit sr ~rsoiuntet i ct Slass vi
9uosoprtelis, sr me9st pucrtrCif o9 for
iemmer be b~ubobiIiIte Gersmonier 70
at tllbebe fcrifieGiss Waturen ipmboli
isrsnos SiIsoer. De 6ornemms bprte
oerimpS aonfucius's 9ere. CT alag
8aitep1isn raaoer. Sgiit itanr ben q
bile, bsrrrIt BEN milit0re 4bel, IA
tommer De balUnostiss, 8Orgertabst o
iioit 8snoer, Sitter. os 6prosr c.f.t
Som en- MeCsmtlusie me(em bisis 0
be 2ioesne itaar be iOrastebe Slastsr
% Geoerarbeioere. Sc 2ipsgns ia
bet beors enb gunoettasien, tbi be {
fri for Gf9ifter, titb6rer for bet mtIt
arpnen c9 beItpttes MOB lloiuoslis,
8reiteitunoen er life ipuosrlis agtet.
Sprugst, Der fables gnmun, Itile
Jig reicntlig fra %fineiiIt % iapnnsii7
Oct tilbbrer ben tutarife sprp8Iamili
pg Far mec fine II @utuler og IA epOr
ionuntsr oisie 2i8bcSer meb SanTri
Smiolertib er striitiprOsst os strift
te9nene tineIiIts, meben3 man taller II
rennIf. Oct o~prinbeli9e ,Oreanlte vi
fabet fienoes naIten fun blanot be ia
bette alasier. Cperbupebst bar be
f~ineiiite SnoIpOelie paa benns frem
mebs Stnmms paret betpoelis % piie
In nnn ole Nn1rnnher
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
Or. u. Gaalt 90.

CpmGrtiombeoen benIeoes paa ct gp,r
ttsiement fro bette 5irma paa 2p.n SIDE
De bnnolsr msb alt mulist, oa Deb at ienb,
etter oerss itprsaatoIos fan man iensrs ieuo,
slter Wilt bpao man maatte bebsps baaoe 70,
Nptis % &omfort. 8 8raofrests Wasport
bullet er en- autOritst, ituur 6wmuet bsit
l%tnanclel Senie.noe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
Q. Il. Sticn & 60.
Sll ,,..nnt,s uu.-.
gisltnybtntr Spbu sosyum.

icm npIis er tomnct bcr fra sprs qtltwa.
ten, Nor9e, bDIoer Goueertsr. let sr haast
opliOenbe % ta!treSiant at bsrs bans Ell
meo Ie!lama.toger. Gaa til bans G0attg.
ter eabrsr, Tom bar NrIeouine. "a stI ia
9osr en- %forugtcIlg Niteu.
29os OFT, 1894. 81. 2unbtpset
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
Doo Sro 90 9Geef

Ssno os IS Gents, 70 &c oil mse matt
Bot erbolos en- pen Pocket Book pars tn
@auae Naa nleeet, en- brnOie os npttia gt
moraHonm 8oa en- anosn 8og meb SsRia,
Or Tan iomme 3sni, iamt en- 8rspt Of sn
beo'tc healing Sn'oe, ION ~rcGeniiubs tr NJ
looet. Now Metsger Medicine O.,
DEBORAH, 8sSa.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
Ara eutber Gunege.

8eb SfUleu bar Der i Sritrermiuen
peret 100 Clever.
Snsoag ben Site Sttober feires &e>
fprmationsfsIten ueo 9utber GoQe9e ON
Nitenen 81. s. Qae or peltomne %
~inobpoes uenltsit. 4rofesior SrOs %
Stubeuttrue s. Olien % q. Ylpisater
pl tao pso Soften.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30

"9pae tsbsr bu, Guttsn min d.
ipsr en- Ssrre ben minbIts af 2 Smao.
pOb.r.
"Sig b'iffs, bu 8resiani' psnbtr b.,
anbsn fig til 8robersn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30

Spbn u. Rpspolb fra genyo,
Mtinn., Tom bib iioits ll9e for at frss
tpenters 8rof. 4redenriosss Dsoor,s
Institute.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30

San tier ufts, furoi man iss Bar
0csst at iis., men bog uftsr,, furs
man bar for meset at fise.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
SulDitGnDtg
rent glDbDiDt,

De haar Gem itte paa at bruo
billie Mailing. 8or at fan rigtia
rent 9Ipbpiot. is sitsr, bpoo Slogs
'SranO" bet er. 6sIeenot CT oobs:
Southern" Red Seal"
Collier" "~Shipman."
Scr Tarpsr: National Lead Cos
rene White Lead Tinting Colors.
SisIs Earper irIses / lsgunbs aauosr. Ga bbe
Rarbs er tl'irsiislis II at aiBe 70 Ruuo 'HIhf Rnoi3
rrNt Siphutsl Ten sunEbe iarps; bet sr ~iangtfra
iSretJlCsree Da iHgsr, men en- 8ldHniul az fuIbtans
sts rsaE ia Der { osn RE etsits J0rn til JaTVaiRs al
fslbt1Heia rent Slrtu 4
Nanss TuitUstr Dollars bar SHsctert ipartt eto al
kotf FER Gra ON Ttdltna % ~tareefsTt. Ssue % ei
&shiert % tea heaee trt.
NATIONAL LEAD Co,
II Louis Branch.
a Clark Avenue and Tenth Street, St. Louis
qiliaIas i asuiegE Erus Store.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30

Gnbotr Tan feile, men bet e. T1as.
ben, boorpaa Jslserne al 3tilsa lars,
Der aoItilsr bet llaole.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30

Nanesnarperelit. 8Gab.sbanbI,,
rem (til Qeteftioen, iom f~urfsiosr ,,
9pp): Glib BAN | 8snet, bare ! 81.
net - for 5ratten o3 9eiten tiltsr,,
mig.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
>se.ess>

o. al clstrt0ne Niaterialtr, Tom fan iast: r"aa
itmpleye al resulere % i~oriiaa, lsttsre al paIs III
fnu bet Sllue % uarer Irn9frt sne nga aa.aoe
garautsrebt at arbsies o. sips On prrt 'ga an
Strsm 9leitr eittt % til at beled tIlans tSaSs,I
Sfreueu Satantt pad iamms m~teiglstr Ia
Dale Better bar auereoe ! ben fcrte ste, ps.n ;tsrr,,
~opfuueet, sunesf III Renome blauet andre Nsm I'm.
ter. o. 81 bar en- WansSt gnbtiaIinsssrsp' Iu.,Icsa
lem bar bruat bore Beltsr % Gpparaisr . .rsn
iulbItanbis btlbrtbtoe al sft:rrspafs e55SErsJ,sy
98esnmat smt, H~greipgecm. Ssltti-s gs.e' NJ
beo, 80 eeip0iieiie, NpsmarpipssoHiy Mm' Is.N
Itpfta, Rsural9ia pa Here andre SgsbsTm,.. - n
Menrsrst e. arpius. 6iris firag eta e"'A
Irisltts. aeresit3
THH badger ElncrsIe BHLr & APPLIANCE
I8 Seussu, gp- rH GIl''
|. ~. &issnas, Cphneer "a rsiprsE'
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
ct beofte SmpeHn,emt |

~ faft Gienoom or at boloe 6uiene
soot moIet. WaIiue beRptter Quiet og
fporer paa Rsparotionsr. Sanfs eueaus
Te Tube lille at iRIge - mangt go0t
Gus bar lie tunuet iuIeeS poo 8ruuo al
WaIineen. 9eeeIeu IiuIoe are ben:
-Gnten bebIts SIoss MaIing ,lsr ir0en,'
Termeo menes
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
SIion'S
Mammoth Dept Store, LIST Ave. 4
5th St., Minneapolis, MINI.
Gn np Ifse!in9 9ompIet Boa,
oepdrttment.

vi bar I lang 8io islt, at for at ss.
Store tuIos rGrr tomplst, buros bet kes
ct lite SIasiss Sog 9epartemert; o. nj su
ri ct % bet sr llssiom Storet icmpIt d,
l'te til at cpersua. Sort 9o9 9ssartcm,t
oil ftnoes at bore bet itsrits os mss fan.
TONNE co bore 4rtier Iavsit Ssit for gSisass
vi ttibgeer iGrIise Bargains fOt Eak
nin8su8sH, % bois ou Iiisr Ssgsr, bill sr
lsnue fig for big altio at beige % % sr ell
tieuc Beuas pee at s:Frs bet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
l., S. SWensOn,

t7E m cn Taantesu fan ii,uss al a'ttos WaHo
SIU, UU imaa 5per. vi Dl besie tafr bCille
Eenf. sS grepeiati frt. EIftc D % for CplpsHlHsr.
6 S, Ware Co, Box 53o8, Boston, Mass 90
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
9ecUrat 9sSs

&is ctusitaa
CT Rattoeas ere
ti.uoie SfnNun
HitsrRs sIta
iruniR % RT
i1aoOnmt.
Badger WtlNE
Selter % arstE
e. al be aanET.
CpA 1beIiri De
foniirnstst WN,.
pissnHab.!is ".
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
ssss crtbr.

Wool, unwsshed-cosrss, 1O-li; medium, IA
80; fine ts-oa, Washed coarse, iS-is medium,
IFS ire 1914; Tub-wsshed, 90 Csued,
ehahy bury and bucks b-K of
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07
The unearthing of the big band

The unearthing of the big band of horse thieves in Oklahoma will be a blessing to this country if the Arizona end of it can be brought to justice. Whether or not the opera tors in Southern Arizona were working in conjunction with this gang we are unable to say, but it is known that for over ten years a systematic steal has been kept up with regular places of rendezvous in Cochise and Graham counties. With the breaking up of one end of the gang, it will. at least curb the operations of these fellows for a while, for which horse owners will be thank ul.-Stockman.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

The last rise Tn the river has again sent water into the channels toward the desert, as we learn from men just in from there. The over flow breaks out at the old places and goes off in the direction oi Alamo Mocho and New River Cattle men say that the present overflow will insure plenty of feed for this season. Charles Baker came up yesterday from his cattle camp and had some difficulty in getting to town owing to high water If warm weather continues in the north, Salton sink may again be filled up.-Yuma Times.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

". B. Foster, the we'll known cattleman of Duncan, and s. Nixon, of San Jose decided to try the ex- per iment of fattening cattle on al- falfa in the Graham valley, and on Monday last turned 150 head onto pasture at Henry Dial's pasture below Solomonville. If it proves to be profitable to make beef out of alfalfa in this valley, this indus try will soon grow to be a large one.-Bulletin.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

It is a matter of congratulation that so many cattle have been sold and shipped from Arizona during the past few weeks. The thinning out of the stock on the ranges will be an excellent thing for those that remain. Feed is already scant and though it is early to entertain ap- prehensions of dry spell, it is we'll to be prepared for an unfav- orable season.-Nogales Vidette.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07
Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Late U S. Govt Report R3z!a!:'!;!! z!!:'!;! Bssl9g BsM5sgz
 ABSOLUTELY PURE l

It is said there are about 4,O00 persons living in foreign countries who receive checks from Washing ton quarterly in payment of pen sions. There are 2,O00 in Canada, who receive $345,000 year; 600 Germany, receiving $9S,O00 a year, and 750 in Great Britain whose checks aggregate S126,OOO a year One man in the Fiji Islands draws $24 every three months, and four times a year checks are sent to men who are living in Africa.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

The west bound overland train on Wednesday night carried 39 ne- groes who were en route to Sacra- mento. They had been on Ameri- can soil only a few days, having come direct from Africa to this country. They were dressed in the prevailing fashion of the section of the dark continent from which they came, and the eyes of the Tucson ites about the depot were glued on them during their brief stay here. Star.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

THERE was time when it was re- puted that the way to wealth was to attend to your own business; but with the growth of "Indian Rights Associations" Societies for Proven tion of Vice, "Societies for Proven tion of Cruelty to Animals, "Soci- cites for Prevention of Cruelty to Children" and the like, there has risen in the country quite a class who do remarkably we'll in attend ing to the business of other people Oasis.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

An old time Creede miner who is now in this section says there are enough promising prospects on the surface in the mining districts hereabouts to stampede communi- ties in localities he has lived in. He predicts that the future will bring to this section the biggest mining center of the union Journal Miner.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

Two men arrived from the gulf last Saturday and brought news of the sloop Examiner. The boat has got as far as San Louis Island in a somewhat battered condition, hav- ing lost her centerboard. The men aboard were we'll and had plenty of provisions. A stop was to be made at Angel Bay. They are probably at Guaymas now, barring accidents.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

THE Secretary of the Treasury has fixed the limit of the seal catch of the Pribyloff Islands for the present season under contract with the North American Commercial Company at 7,500, and in the dis- cretion of the United States agent on the Islands to increase the limit not exceeding 20,00oifor the season, providad, in the judgment of the agent, such increase would not in iure the seal herds,
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

THE report on mineral resources of the United States for 1893 shows an aggregate valuation of $609, ,5S6,- O83. of which $35S,604,217 repre- sents the non-metalic product and $249.981, ,866 the metallic product, with an unspecified product of $1,O00,O00. This is the smallest for any year since 1889, and is an
 aggregate decline of over $75,000,- 900 from the previous year. @
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

THE Lordsburg Liberal says "It is reported that s. M. Folsom the Albuquerque banker, who is out on bal awaiting the action oi the Supreme Court on his case, is not in Chicago working for the San ta Fe Company, but is in Eurype, and that we will never see him more. His bond is said to be worthless"
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

Some interesting statistics have been taken of the Kelly branch oi the Coxey army. It seems that 24C were populists, 218 Republicans, 193 Democrats, S1 undecided, and II without political opinions. 0l those troops, 549 were Americans, 314 were foreign born; 358 were members of Protestant churches, 280 of the Catholic church, and IA were without church connec- ton. Among the foreigners, the Germans predominated, the Eng fish coming second, and the Irish only third.-Optic.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

So successful has the enlargement of the Lick Observatory photo graphs of the moon proved that i is believed practicable to make maps therefrom on scale of ter feet or the orb's diameter. Director Holden says that three-foot or ten foot atlases will soon be undertaken showing the different regions ot moon.-Ex.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

One of the largest nuggets in the history of mining has been hoisted out of the Smuggler Mine at Aspen, Colorado. A few days ago work men encountered a huge body of ore, and in digging around it ascer- tained that it was a monster mug get. After considerable work they succeeded in hoisting it to the sur- face intact. The chunk weighed $500 and contained silver to the value of $25,0O0.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

THE American Distillers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers Associa- ton has adopted resolutions asking Congress to supply any deficiency in the revenues of the Government by increasing the tax on beer. It would raise the prices of the stock on hand.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

A new series of postage stamps is in process of engraving by the Mexican Government, and will make it's appearance for sale in September. This is the first issue of pictorial postage stamps ever is- sued in Mexico. They will be in the usual denominations, 1c, Pc, 4c, 5c and 10c, and will represent by cleverly executed drawings the va rious stages of Mexican mail trans portation, showing the motive pow CT of man, burro, stage and steam train,
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

Drover's Journal: Common and
 inferior sheep have been selling rel
 atively we'll compared with the best
 heavy grades but this has been be-
 carse the top end of the market
 was lower rather than the bottom
 end high. All grades, in fact, have
 been selling low enough to keep
 producers on the anxious seat and
 one dollar per hundred higher all
 around would still be low compar- ed with average prices for many years back. Texas promises to send in a flood of sheep pretty soon, and as most of them are in poor condition it is question what can be done with them. There is ar outlet for just so many inferior sheep, and so far this season the supply has been in fair keeping with the demand. When the sup ply gets above this point the mar ket becomes glutted, and if tine sheep are not fit for feeders the sit uation will indeed be critical It would be better not to ship the sheep at all than to market them at price which won't pay expen- ann
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

The sea shore is drawing great many citizens away from Arizona just now. With the completion of the north and south road this will all be stopped. The magnificent scenery and grand summer climate of northern Arizona will draw hun dreds of tourists there who now go to southern California.-Prospec- tor.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

THE South Park Commissioners in Chicago have decided to turn Midway Plaisance into a canal 100 feet wide, with walks and lawns upon each side. The Illinois Gen. tral Railroad declares that it will never allow the canal to pass under it's tracks, and a legal contest is probable.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

Deputy Sheriff Benbrook left for Graham county this week to secure Francisco Ruelas whe is in jail
 there. Ruelas is half Indain and half Mexican. and has heretofore been regarded as a fullfedged In- dain, drawing the government boun- ty as such. He is charged with assault with intent to commit mur- der, it being alleged that while on a tiswin drunk he stabbed three Indains. He was remanded for trial at court in Globe.-Silver Belt.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

Secretary Herbert, Miss Herbert, Miss Buell., Miss Micou and Lieut. enant Reamy have left Sacramento for the north, by way of Portland, and will return East by the North ern Pacific route. All the members of the party were warm in their expressions of admiration for Ca lifornia.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

A California paper remarks that unless the price of silver soon ap. preciates Mexico will beyond all doubt pass law imposing large increase of duties on all articles coming from countries which main tain single gold standard. It is indeed reckless to assert that any such action on the part of Mexico will be taken beyond a doubt, under any circumstances, Mexico being large producer of silver is natu. rally interested in appreciating and maintaining the value of this met al. The Mexican Government has considered the adyisability of con voking a monetary conference with the silver using2nations, and it's di. plomatic agents have already made advances to foreign governments in regard to this important subject This very fact should indicate that Mexico very wisely proposes to do what it can for silver by means ol international action instead of by isolated efforts of its own.-Two Re. publios.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

SECRETARY MORTON denies that there is any ''leak" in the statisti. cian's office of the Agricultural De. partment, and that the only way to avoid hostile criticism will be fos Congress to authorize the Secretary to issue the crop report at his pleas ure, instead of having the date fixed in advance.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-06-07

Those who claim to know, say we will have an early rainy seasoa this summer. and plenty of rain. The prediction is based on the fact of a very dry winter and spring preced- ing the regular summer rains, which means much and early rain. May the prediction be verifed.-Stock- man.