Deseret Evening News | 1891-07-29 | Page 4 | The Population of Michigan

Tin: roi'i'i.tTiin oi .hkiiiih. C'likVS 111 1 1 rrii O'glvealn dolxll the population of Ihe ritiitu of Mlclll gnn ty counties, townihlis, cities, wards of cities, and villages, mcordlng totheolllclilriturni nivjo uuJir the Kleviuth Census. Tho total population of IheHtate under un-der the ce nsua as taken June 1 , 1 hEO, Is !!,0)l,Ss9,whllellilSSl It Mil l.OI'J.OJT, an Increase In ten .loirs of tiu.Uft.,', or S7.02 per lint. I'lftK'ti oountlet show dccrcasi-i, whllo fourteen cotiiitlisshow Inoteascs of more than IM wr cent. The largest numerical increases In urban iUlatlon of the Htato are foil ml lu Detroit, tlnu I Itiplds.Hagluaw nud Muikt-gau. Dtlrolt rtanJs flrat with n lupulatlon of 2iVo,t7il, showing nn In inoaouf ;7rtintklncelbe0. (fraud IU Ids comes next, with OO.'.'TS, show. Ing an lucrinso of bB jiercent. since UsO. Thiro nro only six iltlrs that show n populalluti over 2.),l)Mc:ich. They aru Detroit, (Iran 1 llaplds, Kir-I uaw City, Hay City, Musktgau City aud Jackson City.