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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-07-06
THE : REAsURY.
Report at the Close Of the Fiscal
Year.
Total Receipts and Disburssmsnts-Dsaei
In the Post O0cs Depsrtmsnt-Ghs
Gold Reserve and Other Im-
portsnt Items. u
Treasury Report.


WASHINGTON, July 2.-The treasury
deficit for the fiscal year just closed
will be found by to-day's debt state
ment to be approximately S43. .2so. COO
This. added to last year deficit of near
ly $50. 600. 900, makes the excess of ex-
peuditures over receipts since June 40.
1898. about Sis. 2s0. .O00 The total re-
ceipts OF the government this fscal
year exclusive of postal revenues,
amounts to nearly $4,000. O0o. and
the expenditures $3.50. go. 900. OF which
pensions took l.39l.5a3 Last year
the aggregate receipts. exclusive of
postal revenues. were s:0s. .7es.0i9. and
the expenditures $780,. .5s5.279. The re-
ceipts this year, therefore. were si5,-
e1s 900 greater than last. an the ex-
penditures about IL, 3.'. 900 'Che postal
service deficit l. about S1l. ZOO. 900.
which Is considera bly, in excess of that
of any recent year.
The internal revenue department of
the government has contributed this
year to the receipts nearly Sl4a. QUO. 0O0
rs against little more than Sis., ,000.-
600 last year. The customs this year
makes . better showing than last by
about S2l,O00.O0l Last year the
receint. from this .ourer amouot.l IA
nearly sIss. .ooo. COO and this wear thew
approximate sl5s. .Ooo.Ooo. OF this
amount sugar contributed about sl7,.
$50, ,OOa
To-day a debt statement shows an
available cash balance of nbou. $685.
O0o. oO3. Of which about SlO7. 500. .00o II
sold reserve. This rescrve win include
payment In foil OF the last bond issue.
but the statement will show . counter
debt charge of only ssi. Isl, TOO In
bonds. or one-hslf Of the whole amount
issued. In explaustion OF this seeming
error It h said the formal transfer Of
the London half of the bonds has not
yet been mada The expenditures for
July will Be exceptionally heavy. PEN
sions snd interest alone are expected
20 amount 70 60, 000, ,O0O
During the fscal year the number of
national baaks in existence has de-
creased from ATS to s.7ss. Forty-one
national banks have been organized
durin2 the year. sixty have gone into
voluntary liquidation and thirty
six have been placed In the
hands Of recsivsrA The national
bank circulation has increased
~, So, ,7oi from oe07, 3ss, - on July I,
1894, to esll. col. .oss July 1, 1898. From
July 10. lees. to Nay Z. lsss. the nearest
dates to the year obtsiusble, the loans
and discounts Of NATIONAL banks have
increased from d, ,o3a, SEQ 3ss 70 q, o7a, :
6O4. AS, or about e4s, ,000 000 During
Nhn sarn> SSsr,> anAfvSdr,al A~v,raS<a havA
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SIX rinGMGN KILLED.



taeo ~ 0la0sapaaia
MINNEAPOLIS. Nina. June so.-The
most disastrous Ere wAish ever Waited
Minneapolis accomplished its work Of
destruction and death last night
Within an hour after the alarm rang
In Ut IL o'clock six hremen paid the
penalty Of death for their faithfulneas
In trying 70 ave the property Of
others. Several others were seriously
injured, and II II thought that there
may still be more dead who have not
yet been extricsted from under the
ruins of the walls which fell snd
crushed them.
The property loss consisted Of the
entire demolition Of the building occu-
pied BY Mcdonald Bros. dealers In
crockery. chinswsre, glassware, silver
wars sad gas 6xturea The building
was Of four stories, brick walls and
wooden interior framework and was
we'll stocked. The total loss will ar
gressts over Si99.00Q; insurance nm
known
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Kuirbts Of the Nscesbees.

The State Commander writes NJ from
Lincoln, Nsb., a. follows: "Aftsr trying
other medicines for what seemed TO b .
very obstinate cough 10 our two children
We tried DIR. Kiag's New Discovery aud at
the end OF two days the cough entirely
left them. We will not be without Il
Hereafter, a. our experience proves that It
cures where ell other remedies fail."-
Signed F. w. Stevens, State Com.-Why
not give this great medicine trial, - It
10 guaranteed and trial bottles are free At
Tsvis's drug store. Regular siEs 60c and
n %
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BUSINESS BETTER.
r. q. DUN q Co.'s Weekly Trade
Review.
The Dsclias 10 wheat and Corn-Advsaee
h wages. snd Better Iadicstioas of
Rsturning Prospsrity-Faiiurss
for sis Aeaths.

The Cosatsy's Buslesss
New YoRK. June ear @. Dun q
Cos weekly review Of trade says:
Business Is better. although the crop
outlook affecting prospects beyond the
near future, Is . little less distinct
There Il more ground for doubt about
winter wheat aud cotton than . week
ago, and threshing receipts are COM
paratively low. though the prospects
for spring wheat are exceedingly good
The price. y cent lower for the week.
n beyond mistake too low. II the latest
impressioas Of injury 10 winter wheat
are correct Receipts for the week are
relatively small. but for the four weeks
they have been s, f6a. ala bushels against
5,7os. 5es bushels last year, while At
lsutic exports, -four included, have
been for four weeks 4.0ls.7S9 bushels
against 7.444, ,00s bushels lnst year.
Corn has declined . fraction and
pork IL steady. Cotton has fallen s-l0
- eents, in spite Of reports Of serious
Injury BY rains in Texas and Louisi'
ana A light buying by northern
apGnnsrs surprises the market for
their tatings have been more than
enough Tor the years consumption,
and returns show great decrease In
exports of cotton goodA
Speculation has even spreaA 70 the
wool market and with IN advance Of
pbout cent 10 priceA The ssles have
bpen the largest ever known for any
wepk-4.Ol7.S 800 pounda. against Q, sss,-
coo - lsoa In fosr weeks Of Jsns sales
have been 10, i3a, eos domestic and s7.-
l6l, 500 pounds foreign. bat In 1889
they wvrs 1850. 7s0 domsstie and TO-
ga, 500 toreigu. A growing belief
hat they dooestic clip h short and
- ides th0t ths coming London salss,
beginnlns July 3, will show higher
prices hsvs tess moro potent than .
little insrsasA In the manufacturing
dsmsnd, and ~ price has risen st al
marlEstA Lighf .weiRAts and mixed
goods hssitsts aud Soma are lower
than . year ago, but since tie Wash
isgtou mills opeuAd Asy woestsds ere
as . slight sdvance. Other 0s1ipm
anA bstter grades have bsen stsoagas
II tone. The labor troubles are pass'
ing With frequsnt advancss N waesa
Ths half yearly report Of fsilurss
cart wssk will includs about Aso0,
against s,oss for the Arst half Of last
year, and ssssss Of about 90. .ooo. 600
against SOL, SO. is9 last year. Bat fes
the cordags coucern the Aggregate
would bs nearly 2s per cent less thar
last year, and the misunderstanding liz
bilitiss - per cent lesA bat includinS
| it ths manufacturing liabilities will b
about 90, 600. 0o0. against the al, ,s7a ~
lsst year, and the trading -. .0oo. 600
against os9, ,3l5,e7s last year. whils
1iaaallsueous liabilities were only
q, s,7os.0Oo, against s7.sse.o7s last year
EAilurss for the past week have bess
fsss u ths Unitsd States against ~
Isst ysar. Aad - In Canada against =
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pa,,.o.r,.e F,....,., sssesus.s

JkvvERsoN CRY. Mo-. July a.-Ststs
Treasurer Lon ". stephens to-day aled
with Gov. Stone his report Of the
transactions Of the treasury depart
nsnt for Jane, showing balance on
hand In al funds June l, d, In, ,0lz ~;
receipts In June, esOs, ,Os9 %; disburse-
msnts. Ss7s. sia ls; balance ut the close
of business June %. 81. oil, 7si; earnings
Of the penitentiary, ei9. ass 3&
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MONEY ron COUNTY SCHOOLS


JESEEasox CITY, Mo-, July L-6ov.
Stone has appointed msmbsrs OF the
ststs board Of agriculture - follows:
First district. David A. Ely; Fourth
district. Eugene Rhosdes; Seventh dis
trict. Wallace Estill; Eighth district,
L. =. Luthy; Fifteenth district, c. P.
Cook; Sixth district +. E Bybess
Ninth district, J. A. Potts; Tsnth dis
trict A. w. Meyer; Eleventh district,
N. J. Coleman; Twelfth district, Jo-
soph Douivau.
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WAsHINerox. July a-The debt state
meut issued this afternoon shows
net decrease In the public debt Less
cash In the treasury Of $40, 7s0, ssA
Total cash In the treasury, &0ll, ,O0l, ,000
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rata, Rhss.rs Pie.

CLINTON, IA, July 2.-As the result
Of eating rhubsrb. or pie plant, upon
which Paris green from . neiRhborinR
potato patch had blown, Mrs. Henry
Plstt and her infant son, Of Elvirs, ere
dead, and her husband and mother in
q precarious condition.
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SEDALIA, Mo-. July a-Senator
George q. Vest left last night for
Carlsbad. Germany, where be will 70.
main several months for the benefit OF
his health. which has been poor for .
couple Of yeara
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FATAL RUNAWAY.


ASGaoily Rstsraing fre0 . Fsoeso mese
With Dtsassross Aesseese
PIrrsBURaH, Pa, July a-Last even
inw Oscar Dupont . Belgian glass
blower at New Remington, together
with his wife and two children wers
returning homo In . carriage from .
picnic. The horse became unmanage-
able and ran away, jumping over .
blu6 1t the roadside. All four wers
thrown out OF the carriage. Dupont's
daughter was instantly killed. his con
was fatally injured and his wife had
her back broken and II In dying con-
dition. Dupont escaped injury. The
horse was killed and the vehicle
wrecked
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N Oice.
To Delinquent Tax Payers:

''er''f"eHe
Notice is hereby given thst suit liass
been filed on all the delinuue at taxes. o,,,
land in Lafayette county, lIissouri, fou.
the year 1893, and back, and that same.
Will be issued on unless paid at once.
Some costs have already accnued. By
calling at the county collectors Office,
and paying of the taxes. and costs at.
once, you may save 9th sr and 1reater,
costs of the suit.
II. Q. WALLACE, Jr.,
3-3Otr Back. Tax AttDrL eyv
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"Brldge or no Bridge. !"

Having sold my drugs and medicine, all
parties indebted to me for druRs or med
ical services will please settle at once. a.
am compelled to collect.
2-16-tf p. 8, FULKERsoN.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters testamentary on the estate of Mary
e. smith, deceased. were granted to the
undersigned on the ath day OF June, 1895, by
tnc probate court OF Lafayette county,
estate. are required to exhibit them for al
lowance to the administrator within one wear
after the date OF said letters or they may be
preciuued from any benent of such estate
and II such claims be not exhibited within TWO
years from tue date OF said letters they viii
be forever barred, VS.
This 4th day Of June, 1895.
JOHN H. WILSON,
tsst Administrators,
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Gen. Green Clay Smith died 1t wash-
ington on the eoeh- -inaA He Wa once
prohibition can1t6e1s foe president Of
the United StatAa
Ex-Preaident rsixoto. Of Brasil, II
dead. He was distinguished for sup
pressing the revolution which broke
out In Brazil In lsoa
AZ the world's champion bicycle
races at Toronto. Can, on the lat John
& johnson won the sl,sQo prise and
the worlds championship fi1A
i:s9x.
Addis Simmerman, aged Q yeara. Wns
brutally assaulted near ~ JeoePA.
Mo-. by . tramp, and h In . cejtIeal
condition. The tramp eacaped, bat
mob started In pursuit.
william H. johnson, former treas
urer of Muscatine. Ia, who h charged
with embexxling $50 ono while In ofklce,
was captured In Honolulu, and 10 now
being returned for trial
Miss Minnie Wilkinson committed
suicide In the Second Presbyterian
church - Richmond, Va. while serv-
ices were In progress. The tragedy
was the result Of love AFFAIR.
The suit Of ths government against
the Lelapd stanford estate, involving
many millions of dollArs, was decided
At San Francisco Saturday In favor OF
the estate. The government will sp-
peal the case.
The international Epworth league
convention closed its great meeting ~
Chattanooga, Tenn, Sunday pight
The next meeting will be held ~ To-
routo In 1894 The resolutions strongly
committed the young people 20 IN un-
ending war on the liquor traffic.
Az Springfield. Mo-. douglas Owen.
John Williams and Charles Owen,
three farmers, met on the streets aud
engaged In = terrible fight over some
domestic affair. Douglas Owen was
fatally wounded, while Williams and
Charles Owen were seriously hurt
Il n estimated that the United States
has, since the government was estab-
lixhed. spent the gigantic sum of
| Si, ESQ, 600, 900 upon the Indians, direct
iy and indirectly. Tho Indian warn
have numbered moro than forty, and
have cost the lives Of 1900 white men,
women and children, and 5000 In
diana
Three prisoners In the jail st Okla.
homa City. Oh. gained their liberty
Sunday evening by knocking the jailez
senseless and going out over his body.
A posse of citisens gave pursuit sad
many shots were fred. A . rsault
Chief Of Police Jones and Vic Casey.
one Of the prisouerA. were instantly
killed and several others wounded
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KANSAS CRY, Mo-, July a-Addi-
tional Developments At Rossville, Kan.
show that Wesley Davis, the grain
dealer, who disappeared last week,
after an unsuccessful attempt TO bull
the grain market Of Kansas City, owed
about e40. 900, instead Of the sum drst
mentioned when his flight became
known. His creditors are principally
farmers OF Rossville township. shaw.
nee county, Kan.
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Ny H. SeI(6Dl Paper is now ail In and
ready fqey1i inspection. Don't fail to
give nd ~ there 10 anything in that
line yoU An a. ESle. 4.6tt
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k'Or RAnt.

Two nice rooms suitable for otiice
rooms, In good location, at . reasonable
price. BATES VAUGHN.
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HOme MONEY! tO Lnan.

Ihave on hand some money will loan
ON good real estate security.
2-S-tf II. g. WALLACE.
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l RsisnskeP mslbourss CSafesoee vrssd.
CLEVELAND. O., june a9.-Frank Mel
bourne, who made fortune - IN al
legged western rainmaker, h living
here. Yesterday he acknowledged
that his rsinmaking was humbuR,
and he declared that the American
peoplo liked IN BE- fooled.
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The transfer company keeps . call book
at the Mammoth hvsrv stable. and one at
the Grand Central hotel. Lsa~s orders ct
these places. 10.U.tf
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Fine Farm For Sale

One hundred and ninety-six acres, q
quarter Of mile west OF EdgewOrth
station. on the Lexington and Boom
vile railroad, county road Co north side
of tract. This station is between Waiver
ly and Dover. The land fronts the river.
and there are now 200 acres Of accretiOn.
The land is all underlaid with coal, with
q vein now open, Except the accretiOn)
and is clear land. Possession given
March, 1896. There are Two orchards on
the place, one bearing. An abundance
land in the county. One good two.
story frame and two log houses fol
dwelling. Stable aud Outiiouse.
For further Information caii at this office ol
sd dress FRANK VOLZ,
A.Js-tf Lexington, Mo.
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LoxDos, Jxly !. Prof Thomas
Henry Haxley, the scientiat, died satur-
day. aged 70 ysarA He had been crit
ically III for weekA Prof Huxley WAS
born nsaP London. His school days
were very short A. Sl hs WA A.
ready . professor Of two -
-of ust&ral histosy - 9
81 School Of Minssa and II phye
the Royal institute.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The bsst salve In the world for cute,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corus, aud all skin eruptions, and posl-
lively cures piles, or NO pay required.
IL is guaranteed TO give perfect sattsfae-
ton or money refunded. Price 2bc. boz.
For sale at Tevis'a drug store. IL
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Highest Of all in Leavenng Powe-Lates U. S. Govt Report
RH!a!:!l!! q! fsxdssF Rfa';idRs
A04OLUTEEY PURE
LAWYERS p,ssARRsp.

Col z. u uarber and A. q. Ksighe
Denied the Right In Practice before the
0lssoari Ruprsms Court.
JEFvERsoN CITY, Mo-. July 3.-Judge
Sherwood filed an opinion In the su-
preme court In banc this morning In
the proceedings instituted by Attor-
Walker disbarring Col.
Ed M. Harber and A. q. knight, Of
Trenton. forever from practicing be-
fore the supreme court
The action was the result Of the
murder trial of Joseph A. Howell,
who was indicted for numbering Mrs.
Nettie Hall, Linn county widow, and
her four little children. The case was
tried In Grundy county and Howell
convicted OF murder In the frat degree.
An appeal was taken TO the supreme
court, and when the case was called up
for argument the attorney-Renera
found that the Transcript Of testimony
bad been mutilated and forged 10 -
TO destroy all identity Of the murdered
person. Ir brief, the records had been
20 doctored n TO leave the state with
ont any case. This matter, being
brought TO the attention of the court.
measures wcrc adopted 70 have the
records corrected and Howell was sub.
sequently hanged The sttorney-Gsn.
eral then brought action 10 disbsv the
attorneys for the defense. Maj. A. w.
Mullins. one Of the attorneys. bsssly
escaped by . divided court. % the
theory that he did not know the req
ords had been falsifisd This b the
6rst disbarnsnt proceedings ever In.
stltutad In tha gkata sunrema oourt
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Misses aud childreu's button shoes. ali
styles at reduced pricss, ct Cash shoe
House, opposite postofncs. "a. Meyers.
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wAsume1ou. July a-Judes Meconas
to-day sentenced Capt Henry W. How.
Rats 70 eight ysaEa IN the Albany psn-
ltsntiary. four years ON each charge Of
forgery and embexxlement Mr.. Worth
ingtou, counsel for Howgate. hled .
motion Of appeal and ssked that How
gate Be allowed 70 remain IN the dis-
triot jail pending action Of the court Of
sppeals.
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FRIEDEmcmsRuHE, July a-Prince
Bismarck is seriously III and unable 70
partake Of food Count Herbert Biz
marck and the other members OF he
ex-chaucellor's family have arrived
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SKRoEAxr. KY, July A-Thrse little
ones, sgsd respectively 4 cd 9 yearA
children Of Arch Dslus cook, of Rock
house. In the northern past Of this
county, ate mulbsrries Monday snd
were poisoned, probably By spider
egga They disd yesterday dve minutss
apart from the cffecta Of the poison-
They were inferred IN the same grave.
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Flve woMeN BLOWN UP.

4 Rsjssesa Lsvss Asss0pes - a. 1vsa ~
Us1ag Dyaaaass - Dsoeos -.
LEMoxr, III. July Ain the village
Of Romeo yesterday morning hut
containing ave women was blown 70
atoms by dynamite placed beneath Il
BY the rsjsctsd lover Of one a. The
women. All Of the inmates were In
jured, three psrhaps fatally. Lake
Hoyls and Tim Hoiss both aspired 70
ths hand Of Nollls Disrs, and whsn
Holss Wa chosen HoyIs stole snough
dynamite from the drainage canal
worIEs 10 revenge himself In thie pap-
uer He was caught q noopI
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MISSOURI cRoPa

Whsss Ahsas An Cus--slsss Iopesssss-s
C0sa 0sovtsg RaQsA1y-LAes Rosaeoss
Coming - u 0soa sAsp&
CoLuNBIA. Mo-, July a-Ths Missouri
wssther service, In It's westher-erop
bulletin for the week ended June .,
says: On the whole the week was ex.
cesdiAsly favorable for plant growing.
but In many counties the rains have
seriously intsrfsrsd with hsyisg sud
harvest and the ground has bssa too
vet for cultivation Wheat y about
all cut sxespt ta some Of the northern
counties, aaa thrssAisg and stacking
ere II progress whers not too wet.
Considerable damage By rain IL rs-
ported In several Of the central sud
southsrR oouutisa Oats have contin-
ued 70 Improve rapidly ssd viii b
much better than was expected few
wesks ago. They are ripsning and
harvest 4 In progress Corn has grown
rapidly, . beginning 70 silk and tasasl.
and much Of it has besu laid By. In
soms distsicts whore the wet weather
has prevented cultivation. it hss b.
come very wsedy, but is generally In
good condition; ohinch. bugs ere still
doing much damage in places, though
somswAas checked by rsinA Tobacco
= doing we'll. Aax will soon b. ready
70 hsrvsst, and cotton u in bloon.
0rasses have made good growth and
haying has commenced. Hay viii
probably average two-thirds Of . crop.
Gardens are AourishinR; late potatoes
ere coming On In good shaps: early sp-
plss and psachss are In the market sad
blsskbsrriss ars ripsning.
TO % 0GTTLEo july 70.
n nassssss Dsmoesosss Csoaissss Wul
YssAabav Msss usss Wss&
@. LouIs, July a-chairmau Ma0tt
said today: ''You can stats that there
.will not - meeting Of the state com
nittss called under sny circumstances
be1ose July 10 Two Of the msm-
bess Of the committee are out OF the
sssts and they have requested ne
not 10 call . meeting before that time.
I will not ststs who they are, bat
thsy -ss both In favor of holding .
STATE couventioo. hold their proxies
snd u they should not be hers will
vote thsm fur . stats convention.
bslisvs that enough Of the counties
win have acted under my letter 70 In
surs meeting OF the COMMITTEES By
July 10 OF shortly thereafter"
MONEY ron COUNTY soHooLs q
Ooe-ThDra % The Uesss nsvsssss Tsans-
sssssa - shs EAueseesa 1ssA
JEFvERsoN CITY. No, July A-A
meeting Of the sasts board of fund
coumiasionsrs WA held yesterday
noou and ons-third Of Tie revenues OF
The state was ordered Transferred to the
school fund tor apportionmsnt among
the various counties OF the stats II
proportion TO the number of children
OF school ags In each county. The
amount TO b thus spportioned Il - fol-
Iowa: Oue-third Of the revenues Of the
state, o6s5. .l7A. 30; interest on the In
vsstsd school fund, Sls6, lss. ea making
. total Of es7i. s00el. The apportion
msnt will not be made BY State Super
intendent of Public Schools Kirk until
the latter part Of the month, - al the
scho.l enumeration lists have not YET
raaohod him from tho countv clerlxA
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23
THE PRESS.
THURSDAY, MAY %,

Probably the people that feel the worst
over the courts income tax decision are
the special deputy collectors, who are now
out of a job.