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New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
FRIENDS OF HONEST BUTTER A MAJORITY.
pKOGKEss OF THE OLEOMARGAEINE DEBArE-OrpO-
sITION TACTICS.

sITION TACTICS.
WASHINGTON, May 26 lSpeciaO. After the
usual morning wranxlc in tue House. the consideration
OF the Oleomargarine bill resumed and the reading
OF the bill for amendments begun slow progress
was made. and when the House adjourned less than
onrsevenh OF the bill had been eced by the Com
m;tee OF the Whole Tho main cause OF this was the
disposition OF tho opponents of the measure to resort to
datory tactics in orer protract the speechnakins
on formal and iinnstersl amendments. Some tne too
was consumed by Judge Kelley in lecturinc Colonel
Henderson, Of Iowa. and Mr. Price, oi Ohio, and by them
in replying his structures The episOe amusing
b1t II hrd no bearing on the IN under sdrratio
TIE only Important amendment adopted pro-
posed by Ham nOnd OF r ~ identical with
crrfaIu SECTIONS OF The law OF hat state which ia fes
among other thin that inn keepers reta rant Keeper
etc. VINO place Oecmargarine before their guests TO
post notices 10 that effect second amendment 10 N
penalty for Violation or the provisions or the hrst
one was rel .ctei
Mr. Morrison. Illinois, said that the bill carne hero
nnder false pretences and ne wOnld Therefore vote
AGAINST IT, Bdi he wished 10 talk npOn another SUBJECT
lie wanted pat the mind Of the geatlem'n rom Penn
syysnia OR. Kelley siucc lie seemed TO ho dis
turbcd rs the gentleman from Iowa Chr henderson,
would vote a. some time against proeetol Inc gchtIe-
from Iowa and Wisconsin iih'S hc' Wer tAe t.rt. 10
continue AL the abuses that resulted 10 Iowa fron no
protective tarlL Laughter Ten years nHo the X
pub ic,n members IRON Iowa bad walked between lhe
rcs Vcng take he tax oil salt 10 put in their but
ter and when tw) weeks ths question VAS presented,
N would dance through the teIi,r7 10 Keep II "u'
Those gentlemen had been dsrlpinel within ten years.
and they knew wha Pcpnsy yania rrqure ana "hrn
II was proposed 10 take some TAX on tnc punk WIN
which 10 buIli Snct.r Tor their cows they wOid De
found voting with I'enn,ylyania tp KEEP it on.
NJ Fndlay. Of Maryland. Offered an amen iment pro-
yldms That 10 Manufacturer Of OeO nhrgarino snail
export the sane to any port In Her MAJ stys taa IN
shippers or u any part of tho world whcrc his sect
may rc.de, and providing further that thr proylso Of
the bill shall * eud to tho manufac. IRE and sae or
sausngo pr icicap.- under such regulations "a
~, ~ vote ta to-day showed thIt The defenders or
Ig ID llalf a ..sL u.sk.UI
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
COST OF IMPROVING THE MISSISSIPPI
FAILURE OF A CENTURY AND A HALF OF ExfERi-
MENT-oNE HOPE REMAINS.

FAILURE OF A CENTURY AND HALF OF ExPkRi-
MENT-ONE HOPE REMAINS.
WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Van Wyck to-
day made favorable report from the Committee on tbo
Improvement OF tho Mississippi River of which he Is
charn an, the bill 10 make the Lake Borgne out
let Moro than 100 years. the report says. the problem
OF the Mississippi River has engaged the
attention OF the people, creating constant anxiety to
dwcllers IN the valley. causing greatexpsndure OF
public and private wealth with practically few dement's;
and to-day the problem Is still unsolvel The levee
system has bsen fully tried. The nrst ievee
begun In 171S. fn 1874 the Spanish Gov
issued orders to build evees under penalty OF
conf cation, and the work continued until IL al
most bankrnptod the people parishes and counties.
The United States had given nearly 3o'ooo'ouo
acroas OF land for this work. aud about leoo
the States OF Louisiana. Arkansas, Mississippi
and Missouri undertook to aid Hs progress
In 1883 The Chief Engineer OF the Army said the river
levecd from Cape Girsrdeau to NowOreons on both
side with embsukmsnts averaging four feet high and
the same report showed more destructive oyerhO"s
than in the previous history Of the river The facts sp
pear prominently in the engineer reports In 1874 hey
say the breaks too numerous to mention. that II
the levees had been broken tho water would have
run tho top Of them and that 1t would cost
$5O.OOO,O0O to build evees TO protect tho valley.
1he revcDen and abutment system OF the river COM
mission carried on at expense OF abont - 100000
has hal equally disastrous results and six millions
have expended the Eats jettie yet the over
flows not only continue. Increasing. such are
OF century and nall ot experiment ana an
expenditure equa probably to foIr times mo present
value land The valley The Ieties were to brn-
eft the commerce OF Hew-Orleans and the country
drained by the Mississippi ami its Tributaries Inc
channel was he derpcnei thiEty Feet. The chan
nel in scarcely twenty four feet deeT and the
commerce OF NcwOrleans has deere ased -ivty-seVcn
millions in eXports and thry,wo millions IN imports
during the nine years following the completion of the
irtiIes ~ compared with the nine years preceding.
At tins time there seems, the report says. only ono
ermeut ieto lie tried, that suprn and deeprn
the Lake r9ne outlet. ~ this Ontct the water oi the
river viii tch the ocean level by run OF len
mics wnic4 1t now attans after cOursing 10 niles
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
FOURTH RACE-wITRLRs STAKES. FOR THREE YEAR-OLDs,
800 EACH. 81 900 added. ONE Wiz


Ten this Hisgs Duke OF WcsmOreland Il OF,
Hsgs) Kowes -sndOval l0S Taylor waidens Lee rita
(ea Mckenny) saIndof.s Leroy 81 GsIhardyl IAtLe.
Reds Marwacuke ss Litlehedl Mcdonald $ 6ieDbar
johnston OorDenlsoss OOdOwer stone Brad
DenAelm tlUl. LcHAsi, haAuS Moons lo5.
Williams. Letr.tis f4vorte 10 J. Duke Of West
mOreaud second chOIc- AT 10 Ihe Duke In caDer
by siI lengths Ia "a ndsai Sc ond. MosnsIne Dad
tlrd OOaEOweT fourth the ayOritc Icrt ann inc
winner entered sold for He bought ia for
Sl,xa5.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-12
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL,

GENERAL S. S. B%URDETTE, COMMANDMENTS
Chief G. A. r., and the National Council
have decided npon San Francisco as the
place for holding the National encampment
next year.
BARTLETT TRIP, of Yankton, has been
appointed C~hief-Justice of the Supreme
Court of the Territory Of Dakota.
WILLIAM S. WARNER, Ferd Ward and J.
Henry Work were indicted on the 23d by
the United States Grand Jury at New York
for c%onspiring against the creditors and
stockholders of the Marine Bank.
THOMAS A. DOYLE was on the 9th re-
elected Mayor of Providence, R. l., for the
seventeenth time, by a majority of 2,946
over the Prohibition candidate.
TIL President on the 24th appointed M.
L. Cormack, of Grand Forks, Secretary of
Dakota Territory.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, Vice-President of
the United States, died very suddenly at
his residence in Indianapolis at AS O'Clock
on the afternoon OF the 25th, of paralysis of
the heart. During the day he had COM
planned some of pain, but no serious result
was anticipated. Mr.. Hendricks was born
near GAINESVILLE, O., September Z, 1919, and
became d resident of Indiana the same
year. He was married near Cincinnati
September rs, 1915, to Miss Eliza C. Nor
gan, who survives him.
In the election at Atlanta, Ca, on the
25th prohibition was carried by 22225 major
ity.
The Circuit Court of Cincinnati on the
18th ordered certificates of election to issue
to the four Republican candidates for the
Ohio State Senat from Hamilton County.
Hon. JEREMIAH W. DWIGHT, a member of
the Forty-fifth, Forty-sixth and Forty-sev-
enth Congresses, died at Dryden, N. Y, ON
the 26th, aged eighty years.
THE complete official returns of the re-
cent New York State election show that
the total vote pollcd for Governor was
LOB, 1888, Of which Hill (Dem.) received
5ol,41s; Davenport Rep.) 4s9,727; Bascom
(Pro.) 3O,s6G: Jones (Gbk.) 2,127. Hills
plurality over Davenport, 1851. For.
Lieutcnant-Governor the plurality Of Jones
(Dem.) over Carr Rep.) was 3,162.
Ex-senator SHARON, the California mil
l%ionaire, left charitable requests amount
ing to $4,000.
MI. AND Mrs. AARON N1GHr1Nc.A LE, of
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-12
LATER MEMS.

THE annual report from the Life-Saving
Service shows that there are 2O3 stations,
Isl being on the Atlantic, thirty-eight on
the lakes, seven on the Pacific and one at
the falls of the Ohio, Louisville, KY. Out
Of 2,2H lives imperiled in 256 disasters to
vessels 2,lG were rescued, and property
valued at So, 1852, 160 wa saved.
CHARLES STEWART PARNELL and Timothy
Healy, Nationalist, have been elected to
Parliament for the city of Cork.
THREE men We're instantly killed and
another received a fracture of the skull on
the 2Sth ult. by an accident Oh an auueduct
under construction at Merritt's Corners, N.
Y. This made t%wenty-nine men killed by
accident at the Same place since May last.
TWELVE buildings were destroyed by fire
at Redwood Falls, Mimi, the other morn
ing.
The Bulgarian army on the 2Sth captured
and occupied Prot. Through the efforts of
the Austro-Hungarian envoy ut Belgrade,
an armistice between Servia and Bulgaria
has been concluded.
SINCE June over six thousand of the
French troops in Tonquin have died or been
disabled by sickness.
Tie militia, police and municipal officers
Of Indianapolis, on TIE 2Str ult. escorted the
remain Of Vice-Ircsident Hendricks from
bis residence to the courthouse, where it
would lie in state until the funeral.
AT Bevier, Mo, white miners on the 2Sth
ult. attacked colored men who had been
imported to take their places, and in the
melee three men We're instantly killed and
half q dozen seriously wounded.
A BOILER in the Tropic Furnace hosting
shaft at Jackson, O., burst on che 2Sth and
killed three men, James Dobbins. George
ingalls, and henry Jon.s. Children were
blown fifty feet, but We're uninjured.
MRs. MARIA WOODS, an inmate of the
county poorhouse at Indianapolis, aged
w years, fell from a third-story window
or the building to the brick pavement on
the 18th ult.. receiving fatal injuries.
LIE rlotous miners in the M~onongahela
(fa.) Valley, frightened at the determined
stand taken by the authorities, fled to their
homes on the 2Sth ult.
AT twenty-six leading clearinghouse in
the United States the exchanges DURING thn
week ended on the 2Sth ult. aggregated
$1,000, l95, 54s, against 81, 1856, @7, 99S the pre-
VlouS week. As compared with the CORE
sponalng week oflSS4, the increase amounts
to 5l.4 per cent.
FEDERAL soldiers on the Goth ult. drove
,he cattle of Burke G. Martin from lands in
Oklahoma and burned their buildings.
HE element of uncertainty still existed
on the 2Sth ult. regarding the future of
Spain. A state of siege lad been declared
In a large portion of the country, and out
breaks of Revolutionists and Callists were
looked for at various points on the frontier,
if not in Madrid also.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-12
FOREIGN.

TIE Servians had on the 23d evacuated
all the positions held by them, and at latest
advices were still retiring. Russia and En-,
gland had induced Tuckey to dispatch q note
to Servia, counseling Milan to stop the
war.
TIE steamer 1berion, ashore on the Irish
coast, broke up ON the Odd, and her cargo,
valued ut $780, 600, was destroyed. One Of
her boats, containing fourteen men, was
missing.
MIR. PARNELL on the 23d withdrew from
the contest for member of Parliament from
the Irish district at Liverpool.
TIE British expeditionary force in Bur.
NAH had on the 23d captured two more
towns without ~encountering serious oppo.
sition. King Theebaw was awaiting the
English at Mandalay with a largo force.
SEVERE shocks of earthquake were felt
on the 23d in various portions of Spain.
CHOLERA has finally disappeared from
| Spain, and clean permits are granted yes
sells sailing to America from the lately IL
fected ports.
SIMS & Co., of London, wool brokers,
failed OH the esd for goo 1000.
TIE French Senate has adopted u treaty
of with Burmah.
DURING the t~wenty-four hours ended at
six p. m. on the Oath there were twenty-five
deaths from smallpox in Montreal ami it's
suburbs.
KING ALFONSO was reported to have died
in Madrid on the oath. Subsequent adyices
were to the effect that he was seriously i'll.
THE Bulgarian army had on the 2ith
driven the Servians back to their owl soil
-,;+,, <,,,,% 1,,, n,J Ly;,o NJ;l,~ bal I,,,,
compelled to abdicate his throne.
AT an election riot on the 25th in Not
tingham, Eng, forty-seven persons were
injured.
CAcEREs, the Peruvian revolutionary
General, defeated the Government troops
on the Goth and was reported to be march
ing Oh Lima.
A DISPATCH of the Goth from Sofia states
that Primo Alexander, at the head of So
900 Bulgarian troops, had entered Servian
territory. King Milan had sent q proposal
for peace.
KING ALFONSO, of Spain, died at Madrid
at S:45 on the morning of the 18th, of con-
sumption, aged twenty-eight years. Prin-
cess Mercedes, the 1ive-year-old daughter of
Alfonso, will be Queen under the regency
of her mother, Christina.
MARSHAL SERHANo, the well-knovn Span
ish General and statesman. died in Madrid
on the Goth.
AT Battleford, N. w. r., eight Indians,
convicted of murders committed during the
recent Instruction, We're hanged on the
9th.
ApvIcEs of the 9th from Calcutta an
nounce the breaking out of u rebellion at
Neipal. The Premier lac been murdered
and the Maharajah of the Province had
been taken prisoner.
BENJAMIN SIMMONS, an iron-moldcr. was
hanged on the eth at London, Ont, for
killing bis paramount, Mary Ann Stokes,
last June.
SUBSCRIPTIONS are being raised through.
out Canada for the benefit of Riel's family.
TIE BulgaTians attacked the Servians at
Prot or the 9th, but were driven back
after sustaining heavy losses.
DURING al election riot in Londonderry
on the 9th the barracks of the Salvation
army were wrecked and twenty Loyalists
were injured.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-12
Death of tbs King of Spain.

MADRID, Nov. 27.-Alfonso, King Of
Spain, expired Wednesday morning from
consumption accelerated by dysentery. The
queen has been proclaimed Regent, the
the heir to the throne being a girl of four
years. Orders have been issued to confne
the troops to their barracks. The Pope's
Denedlctlon arrived before the monarch
passed away. Queen Victoria dispatched q
special messenger to the Spanish Embassy
az 1-ondon and sent a telegram of con-
aoience: Alfonso held the reins of Gov
eminent for eleven years. He will be
buried in the palace of the Escurial. Fears
are entertained Of trouble owing to a threat
ened rising OF the Carlists.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-12

ogdensburg, N. Y, celebrated the seventy
second anniversary of their marriage on
the 9th. Mr.. Nightingale is ninety-seven
and his wife ninety-four.
TIE New York Grant monument fund on
the eth passed the $1,000 mark.
THE Oregon Legislature on the 9th passed
a bill prohibiting prize fighting in the
State.
PETER DoNAnuE, a \ pioneer of California,
ranking among the millionaires, died sud-
denly in San Francisco on the 9th. He
was President of the North Pacific Road.
IT was announced on the 9th that the
observation-disclosures would contest the re-
suit of the recent election in Atlanta, ga.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-12
"A Hotel

ALLEGAN, Mich, Nov. 27.-An incen-
diary fire destroyed the City Hotel early
Thursday morning, the guests and servants
escaping in their nigh.-clothes. One man
Jumped from a third-story window. and
another was rescued in an unconscious con-
altlon. The financial loss is S., 500. with
insurance of So, 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-09
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-09
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in Sepeguug ua9 Der @reu,e.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-09
stIbamnrp eIneS Wctrrallrtt.

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