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Increase .$230Oe3 2l7,430 402,262 $500


The increase in the commercial operations of the prn
cipal cities Of Missouri, requires additional bank
movement There il State in the Union the
of which arebecoming rapidly developeda As Missouri


In reference to the Illinois negotiations in Europe
have learned further particulars from COL Oakley
of the Commissioner recently returned in the Cam.
bra The Commissioners spent thirty days in Europe,
Of which nine days were passed in Ireland. All the
European creditors of Illinois have subscribed for the
loan, condition that tie present Legislature Of Illinois pass


tar BILL raising sum. at the rate Of per cent per
num- to pay On this condition alone they will ad
the cash. will be seen therefore, that the final
Of the loan yet depends the honorable and
prompt action of the State of Illinois this to be the
beginning of reform IN the dishonored Slates7 Will II.
lnos up to the mark Or will she still continue
ia irredeemabIe disgrace


Tho debt and finances Of Indiana have since the meet
ing OF the Legislature, been subject to great deal Of
investigation The Of the state and the ability
of the people to pay taxes sufficient to meet the annual
expenditures of the commonwealth, beyond qnes.
tion and only requires determination on the part Of
the representatives ofhe people, to provide to re
deem the credit State The taxes assessed in is4s
amounted to $77oo6s and in 1884, to $7o7 ora These
amounts would have been sufficient pay the expenses
ofhe State and had they been collected paid nearly all
the interest the State debt Az evidence of the re-
of the State annex statement from the re-
port Of the Auditor for 1914: