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... THE AMERICA Edmunds asked whether it was intended to apply to American citizens only or to foreigners as well, and bad it referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations, the Chairman of Senator Sherman, recommended that t Senate should not agree to the ...
... DISCOVERIES OF AMERICA. (From the Two Republics.) Buddhist monks from China visited a country which they called Fu.Saog about A.D. 432. This is supposed to refer to America. Hoelschin, according to the Chinese year books, visited the same land in 464 ...
... DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA. To be clearly understood, in principle and practice, Democracy in the United States should be viewed in the light of general political experience. Goverument has ever been a question of the source, character, extent and purpose of ...
... PAUPERISM IN AMERICA. Some statistics of importance in connection with pauperism have been brought out by the Census. The Lumber of paupers in the almshouses of the United States in 1880 was 66,203; in 1890, 73,045. There were, however, many who received ...
... THE AMERICAS 'SETTLER last report of the State bureau of statis:ins the population was estimated at 2,196,439 on January 1, 1890. In June, when the Federal census was made, the population, upon the basis of increase of the commissioner of statistics, ...
... HE AMERICA lower end of Black Hawk and the upper end of 1 Nevada, there is but one little stretch, perhaps 500 feet long, which presents anything like a , appearance to the traveller. This is angle at the insection of the Eureka and Nevada Gulches, where ...
... SETTLEMENT IN NORTH AMERICA. Those who desire to get the paper regularly if not in the neighbourhood at a newsvendor, should enclose Forty Halfpenny Stamps to the Publisher at the office—that is, one shilling and eight pence—when it will be posted to ...
... SETTLEMENT IN NORTH AMERICA.. Those who desire to get the paper regularly if not in the neighbourhood of a newsvendor, should enclose Forty Halfpenny Stamps to the Publisher at the office—that is, one shilling and eight pence—when it will be posted to ...
... SETTLEMENT IN NORTH AMERICA. Those who desire to get the paper regularly if not in the neighbourhood el a newsvendor, should enclose Forty Halfpenny % Stamps to the Publisher st the office—that is, one shilling and eight pence—when it will be posted to ...
... SETTLEMENT IN NORTH AMERICA. Those who desire to get the paper regularly if not in the neighbourhood of newsvendor, should enclose Forty Halfpenny Stamps to the Publisher at the office—that is, one shilling and eight pence--when it will be posted to the ...
... GERMAN FEELING IN AMERICA. The impression in America produced by the resignation of Prince Bismarck evidently is that the Raiser has an imperious will, not di. rected by judgment or experience, holding that he is the elect of the Ruler of events. seated ...
... SETTLEMENT IN NORTH AMERICA. Those who desk?, to get the paper regularly if not in the neighbourhood of a newsvendor, should enclose Forty Halfpenny Stamps to the Publisher at the office—that is, one shilling and eight pence—when it will be posted ki ...