Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13
OUR NEBULOUS NEB /"
He Chats Easily OF Men and
Affairs at the Capital
Our FISHER CLIMBS HAvEA8la0.


H Lf... |.a- lt.,
Ekle.l-aes tae President eame down lrom
fl.e naauialn. aita Als yoarlm bride on
bis arm .sst uIgat Tie u4n of three
coaches gllei iaio tls b 81 o. depot a. ~.
aud BIT 4ad Mrs Cleveland aere conveyed
6g lis eo4el aad se4.- browns to rbe White
House where tl-y Wil oe "at home or
some tiu- CD come AN Is "qUet on tle
Fllon4e uoH Yesterday afternoon
paper. informed ths people tAA, the Pre.i
deaual party would. prooaly. leave the
tl4in at some point uear the outskirts of the
c.-y lo avoid lle crowd consequently
crowd assembled at X aud first-st n T.
10 see the train roll 1y, aud many carriages.
d patrol wagon and a squad of policemen
we've There. tae uaiu men on the platforms
laughed ar tlem 1ut tue Chief Magistrate
ddu eoude-ceud 60 wink. OF even look at
tlem through a window The reporters can
moss set OH lle fences aud wood plies and
lhe special policemen can resume their
usual lauuts and former duties. Iae Pre,i
dent can tlru hls attention a-aiu to special
acts granting pensions and the
general legislation for all. one
oi these days he maS be called upon, among
other things. inuumeab-e. % express his
opinion as to the consuuuuonahty OF the
Butter Bal. as the Oleomargarine ACT is
called. TIL, greasy measure has, apparent
Is, submerged other important measures
Tor Iue tune being. possibly tor the re-
maiuder OF this long session.
We have heard nothing lately, of the
celebrated Blair Education bill. / have
been waiting with much interest, for the
House vote upon that measure, upon which
for instance both Michigan Senators voted
ave and both Maine Senators no OF
the cOnsltuu0nahty of that act there may
be grave and serious question and great
constitutional lawyers MAY We'll air their
learning there. Wnen We come to bogus
butter, however IL sounds funny TO hear
the breckenridge. the Jones and the
Browns, from Tie sunny South, denounc-
ing the OleOmarsarine act as outrageous,
shameful, "disgraceful. unconstitutional
legislation the worst form of protection,
etc, etc. TIE Chicago, 81. Louis and Gin
Clunau manufacturers, who have millions
ia it, must have strong hold
upon the Southern brethren and a good
market iOr their product In that quarter
/ Today lu the Senate, telegram from the
mayor and many citizens OF SpartanDurg,
/ =. g.. was read by Senator Butler, urging
/ the Senators from that Stale 10 use tnelI
/ influence IN defeating the bill; they say
/ Let people buy oleomargaune as they
/ woald any other article Of food Nobody
proposes 10 prevent people from buying II
/ ID they know what II Is and want H. IN
I attempt l. being made To prevent people
/ from beng deceived and swindled, from
I buying what they do not want and paying
/ for IS nat they 10 not get. The Hon. T.
/ John Ellis NJ. C.. from Louisiana, delivered
/ the address 10 the graduating classes at tht
I commencement OF the law department ol
/ the National L University on Monday evening
l last, an able aud eloquent address, but lac
/ could not allow the opportunity 20 escape
/ for lauding the disiLterested integrity ano
| iearlessuess of the noble men who could
vote against the Infamous Butter Bill,
| without regard 20 the interests of their con-
! ,rituents. How much butter do they make
/ ia Louisiana for sale, anyhow, / wonder
/ notice three Michigan members were
I brave enough 10 vote agalnt the 'inia
nous measure Maybury, Tarsney anC
/ Fisher.
/ The commencement exercises of the Ma
| -iOnal University Law Department were
/ very interesting The President of the
I niied States is Chancellor cr-o9ici0 of thi:
/ institution and he was expected 10 confer
\ the degrees, but he had other hsh 10 fry,
and In his absence. his brother, the Rev
I Nm. y. Cleveland, performed that duty
/ Donald MCPHERSON, OF Iouia, and Chas. i
/ Bacon. OF Pontiac. received the degree O
I Master of Laws. and David q. Suuble, from
I some other meek O woods in Michigan
! Che degree Of Bachelor of Laws. Ther,
/ were forty graduates, twenty ia each class
I representing nearly all the States, and thesf
/ young men have pursued their studies after
Office hours, not in the daytime, ,in the mean
+ time serving Uncle samuel as clerks i'm the
Hfs.
& Ver-Iiies here, all gooi one of these-dOw
ard uiyersity-is the college for c1ioree
+ people. and ] have witnessed examination
4nd listened tO essays in the Law Depart
/ meut of Howard. which would do credit Z,
amy school OF any class. This IS the only
( college open 90 women, aud very brigh
/ white ladies' have zone through The Howard
I University Law and Medical Departments
I Hlth the cOl0red men. rather than lose th'
/ opportunity % obtain The coveted learning
Mr. and Mrs. j.. Is. Fisher are tue Onl,
+ representatives 0f the Valley city here thu
week. that I know oi. They appear 90 b'
i having good time. The elevator has no
f yef been pat iu operation in The Washington
f monument When / last heard of YOU
friend Fisher be was ABOUT fo climb tht
{ wopIe. s.8irs 800 feet | suppose he goi
there jus tle same. but don know whethe
+ be- ever came down or NOT. He viii tell YOU
when be returns. that he was never 81
near heaven before. and everything on th
I earth looked small to him probably not 81
F small. that ne ditu want Dr. Ilst the same
+ lie wouldn't be like other men ID be didu
want his share. al least. The view from th
top OBJ that wonderful obeusk IS grand an'
f no mistake.
~enator Conger has gone to Lansing q
. meet fhe other Survivors Of Michigan
legislature The Senator wiii have a dul