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THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.

and in the order named. In 1890 the total foreign population numbered 9,249,547, while the total number having foreign-born parents, but who themselves were born in this country, was 11,503,075, making a total of foreign-born and children of foreign-born parents of 20,753,222—that is, one third of the total population of the United States consists of people born in foreign coun-

Native and Foreign-born Population, 1880.

States and Territories.	Total population.	Native-born population.	Foreign-born population.	Per cent of native-born of total population.	Per cent of foreign-born of total population.
Alabama	1,262,505	1,252,771	9,734	99·23	0·77
Arizona	40,440	24,391	16,049	60·31	39·69
Arkansas	802,525	792,175	10,350	98·71	1·29
California	864,694	571,820	292,874	66·13	33·87
Colorado	194,327	154,537	39,790	79·52	20·48
Connecticut	622,700	492,708	129,992	79·12	20·88
Dakota	135,177	83,382	51,795	61·68	38·32
Delaware	146,608	137,140	9,468	93·54	6·46
District of Columbia	177,624	160,502	17,122	90·36	9·64
Florida	269,493	259,584	9,909	96·32	3·68
Georgia	1,542,180	1,531,616	10,564	99·31	0·69
Idaho	32,610	22,636	9,974	69·41	30·59
Illinois	3,077,871	2,494,295	583,576	81·04	18·96
Indiana	1,978,301	1,834,123	144,178	92·71	7·29
Iowa	1,624,615	1,362,965	261,650	83·89	16·11
Kansas	996,096	886,010	110,086	88·95	11·05
Kentucky	1,648,690	1,589,173	59,517	96·39	3·61
Louisiana	939,946	885,800	54,146	94·24	5·76
Maine	648,936	590,053	58,883	90·93	9·07
Maryland	934,943	852,137	82,806	91·14	8·86
Massachusetts	1,783,085	1,339,594	443,491	75·13	24·87
Michigan	1,636,937	1,248,429	388,508	76·27	23·73
Minnesota	780,773	513,097	267,676	65·72	34·28
Mississippi	1,131,597	1,122,388	9,209	99·19	0·81
Missouri	2,168,380	1,956,802	211,578	90·24	9·76
Montana	39,159	27,638	11,521	70·58	29·42
Nebraska	452,402	354,988	97,414	78·47	21·53
Nevada	62,266	36,613	25,653	58·80	41·20
New Hampshire	346,991	300,697	46,294	86·66	13·34
New Jersey	1,131,116	909,416	221,700	80·40	19·60
New Mexico	119,565	111,514	8,051	93·27	6·73
New York	5,082,871	3,871,492	1,211,379	76·17	23·83
North Carolina	1,399,750	1,396,008	3,742	99·73	0·27
Ohio	3,198,062	2,803,119	394,943	87·65	12·35
Oregon	174,768	144,265	30,503	82·55	17·45
Pennsylvania	4,282,891	3,695,062	587,829	86·27	13·73
Rhode Island	276,531	202,538	78,993	73·24	26·76
South Carolina	995,577	987,891	7,686	99·23	0·77
Tennessee	1,542,359	1,525,657	16,702	98·92	1·08
Texas	1,591,749	1,477,133	114,616	92·80	7·20
Utah	143,963	99,969	43,994	69·44	30·56
Vermont	332,286	291,327	40,959	87·67	12·33
Virginia	1,512,565	1,497,869	14,696	99·03	0·97
Washington	75,116	59,313	15,803	78·96	21·04
West Virginia	618,457	600,192	18,265	97·05	2·95
Wisconsin	1,315,497	910,072	405,425	69·18	30·82
Wyoming	20,789	14,939	5,850	71·86	28·14
United States	50,155,783	43,475,840	6,679,943	86·68	13·32

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