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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

WAsHiSsrox. Sept. ~ Architect Clark
IN his annual report for the year ended
been made in and abolt the capitol build
ng The heating add veniiiatIug sppara-
Ils sh1ut fhs senate end have been i'm
rfavet considerably ant the terrace work
around the auGiing is progressing safisfsc-
forilv Thirty eight tbonsand dollars
were spent during toe year fr the capitol
extensions. 50 900 for improving The
eroan5 AID of toe SIS o00 Appropriated f1r
Terrace $3.50 remained unexpended at toe
close ~ tha eear
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

The Result OF An Aceid.Bt-The Remains
to be Buried Here Funeral Saturday
Morning

Rev. Dr. Henry JOY died yesterday az
Greencastle, Ind, of the injuries received
on Wednesday last by being thrown from a
buggg as preyi0usls reported Airs. Fix
Gerald and Mrs Campbell l-ft for Green
castle yesterday, to render such services 10
Ihe bereaved family as may iie in their
power. IL has been decided 10 bury The
remains ia this CITY aud tsey vii arrive
here tomorrow morning At ss5 q clock. on
the a. X. & ]. nurh bound train Al q
me, ting h.d at n K BisselIs residence
last night il WAS decided 20 have
the Official Board of The Division
street + Church meet he train and 10
have pail bearers chosen from their mum
ber> or from ci. rzy men of the Michigan
conference. escort the remains 20 the church
where funeral services will be heid. G fn-
mencing 81 10 O'Clock. Presi ing Eefr
Buell. and Rev John Graham will conduct
the exercises and il y expected shat re-
marks viii be made by seversi cierg' men
II il hoped that the ffifnd- II the 8ecea~ei
will be present Al tie depot when he body
arrives. A large number 81 clergy men 81
the Michi-an Conference. il Is expected
will be At the funeral
cHTUARY.
Henry JOY wa sorn s0me lfiy YEAR ago
in Lorraine county. Ohio. or his early liie
little is known hy his friends here. save
that bis youth Vas spent largely IN farm
work aud that he inferuiHeiti scbsel
tsaching with d a. feqnenf.F - 10 csnld
He neter took a college course bat hs biz
o~n Ell 5rts aocnmulsud sufficient kn0si-
edge o. admit him 10 the nia'sify. in Rtich
be has been engaged sciitels ever thirty
xoars. commencing iu The i9eiroif confer
ence 81 tie = + churcn ard Continuing
there until the formation. bg a division ~
the Sfate # the Mschigsn confer.
enoe. In this conference be- nas
continuously lahored ~ - ths
AS session. held recently ga kaiamazso
when he vas Transferred o. tie AoFfh
western conference rf lnaiars. a. pssor a
The N r Church of erefucssfie Dr JOY 5
frst San3sg uiih be De0 frorie Was iss'
sandsv. and BIS frsi tnd lssi sero.ou e.
r4em was p7ttCted a. thai time Dafinc
-iav in Nichiean lr 5sf stfrei as pas
tor sf Hari. Etes ksiame7ss Hsr-fl.ii
sitian ma and fsitsire From i.snsIns
he moved - tbis ciiy IS l'resiaing 3 der -
ibe D.sfrict 0f crand Bapids in rbict
lsssifion be csrfinprd fsf inur years
er.oirr ore ttsr azo Prom hert ihf j scio'
vet ~ la.itwefc afrd lr8ln there 70 Green
cse'le 81 ren,inned shove
0f fis virges uaae car sf,est n8oTe frUfb
fliv thsr fhose 0hc knFR tin h-ft. Hon
: q. fifz 7ersii qersnnei freHt f5r fsrni
wears saia issi 71ftf iT tgr vas
g faris-len. if ore ever are1 taFe rsrf'
heard as nneh ss = cord sesirs ais more
Casfzcier. sud lis fhrTise ih'esr.f ~e.
neTsT ~ nnch 81 4aeeirned be ee
sn8ent rss fAn9sffal ans ree.
mua1 FsrfifaIsF n lefe year
sad ves falssessi ~ maeh fe-szfe
frforrasfson While fh8r1nFt 2eth
oa5.s - hef hrfrd faflot rer.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Eass ~ tbs ~ssassaa- Warths Hsn Murder
fase.
rt...-ra .se ... .-tsa tstt.a
nrrnorr. seat so -Th.s merning Myrou
~ RamEas. in1tsel bv The grand jury
"a TIE ua-isr % Har'aa Bell sod proeur-
ing sn ahorfion. vas discharged ~ Judge
Speed in fhe Wayne C.rcu, Court aasr
5srinE been nrfer inf't.me1t neariv two
vstss This q. ,srr1iusi vss msle D on
fhe request az Frn-rC1 .ias Attorney
Robinson. eho sfofe.i lo tas ceart ihsr t1ere
vs. not eFtenCs e1og11 tc eouViel fe
frfsr.I1rf
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
Hs KEPT AIS wORD.

4 Constable Warned MOTTO Trespass, Heeds
Not and Becomes "a Corpse.
NEW ORLEANS Sept. 30.-Louis Brooks j.
mire A fe~ days ago a neighbor got
judgment against hm on debt and levied
upon his crop of rice. Constable John
Alien was given a warrant against Brooks
aud ordered 10 execute IT, When be
reached Brooks place. the latter told him
he would treat bin rs tresspasser II he
entered. Allen, relying on his warrant
passed through the gate. when Brooks
poured the contents Of a d0ubie-baTrelled
shot gun into him. killing him instantly
The murdexr was arrested.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
ANOTHER THEMBLE
Charleston IS Again Visited by
the Restless TremOr.
TERRIBLE STORMS As0 BILLIARDS.
Snow Al Marquette Heavy Gales on
Lake Superior, Hichigan ard Hu-
ron-A Norther IN Texas
Other Notes.

CHARLESTON. S c.. sept 30 During last
night there were slight tem0rs of the earth
here bat not sufficiently pronounced 10
awaken people. These ooearred about ?
and D. IA This afternoon there was a
very distinct shock at AS bat 1t caused
very little alarm, as msst persons were out
on the streets Some inconvenience has
been caused by the shower last
night which looSenei the shattered plaster
ing in many of the houses causing il TO
fall end alarming the occupants. The tenn
pefature Is twelve degrees lower than il was
YESTERDAY
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
FAMILY GONE DAFT
wigxfns' Fr~sietion Terms the Brsia. ~ },
Michigan Family.


cGsvEEASn. @ sept - A spsosI 10 the
I-a8~ from Hnmsn Nieh.. .sys The
family e Richsrl Wellington. fsrssr
living aea to- r,sse. have gene dsf OVER
Wtgns esssi bosy Wellington has of
'sfe fer6tsd mach of his Gms % Tie sfadr
oi 3 elicsl prophecies -eesr'fnz che -6nir.z
II s5znset dsv HIS ufse srf $50
ea aEsa. eroVn son ara = zsuzhter
ever ~sr@ zradlalIT impressed ~ hIs f.er
sistenes az tte eN8 q - rnr,d rs scar
I'D were arc-tt - tai STATE here tAse
we're easily fzntsres Waen p xr-S
sst r~e.tfien vas iesrnes IS fhs Wehar-
secs thes ff1-v esFess 80 esrfk.t.ssSs =
ecris sca7 "a s.seiaIe finse Ard -
fxF1ser saiei lhzf a qaei3 - ts4f4u~ef ~
e ft4es fsn tae fssas Is
l1e ssrra ca%e8 ~ tae eazke
wssta 49, ~oad desrav fke
rmla. Tbs hzsi wesass.ssr srsirea xas
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

A series OF Nine Games Arranged for the
Championship cf the world
s.. LoCis, Sept 50.-President Won der
Abe Of the ST. Louis American Association
Base Ball Club, has received letter from
President A. G. Spaldin= Of the Chicago
National League Club, accepting the form
ers challenge 20 play a series OF nine games
for tie championship, the winners 10 take
the total gross gate receipts. -Four of
tie games are 10 be played in Chicago
four in 81 Lonis ana the ninth on neutral
d
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Nssls7evy Pa Sept - There VS.
lsrse assemh.sZs af sls Patriotic Order Of
seus 81 Anr-es At Valley Forge to-day.
tbe recss'an neing lhe 5us canceistion Of
tae s. - raor- -s-e sEsi1st thr Wssninz
ter tes.iq srtsrs 1eecis. rains brought
in utr7 n-rs fr1n fhs surrounding
reansrT va scs hflc- ~ p1ngh seef 49,
e felsi sle ofslIan ~ sae lsv
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

BsfvzBFar. n J sept. 3o-In the trial
of Jaaifor Titus Tor the murder Of TIiHe
surh. TIE testimony adlacei today BY the
state wss rot iecitVe AMI the prisoner seenis
to ne rsxsininE his spirits. The clothing
son by the girl AZ che tire Of her death
rss produced in c1urt. Experts viii be
-. 81 CD stts.api to prove that certain staIns
ssi Sores 0pon tie ssrneuts shor thai the
rlarier vas Committed IN tas basement
sff Eifus Vas Stationed
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

AsEnnEsv d. T.. sept 3o.--The Dakota
Democratic Territorial convention helF q
nearly aiinight session. adjouruing At
about ; O'Clock this morning long plat
form was adopted aad " IT Dav was
nominated for deiess-e - Congress tie Is
in favor ~ tbe sabmissien If the question
- division Of the Territory so a vote II
The crarie
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Two Pools Quarrel Over the Pronunciation
of ,tord aud One is Killed.

Ofa ord aud One is Killed.
NEw YoEg. Sept 80 Geo Mccarthy. a
pugilsi, engaged in quarrel with William
Donsvan in front Of The saloon at Scher-
merhorn and Court-sts.. Brooklyn, last
night about the pronunciation Of the words
"Pousse Cafe" Zach man accused the other
of ignorance Finally Mccarthy seized
DOgsyans c0et and tore it. DonAvan
thereup0n struck Mccarthy upon the head.
telling bim % the sidewalk with one blow.
In falling 1ccsriby's head struck The pave
ment snd bis skull vas fractured. lie died
this morning without having recovered
Consciousness. BOtn men were partly in
lCxicsted 81 the time of the quarrel Dana-
van, who i porter, was srresied. Nc
Cafthy vas a famous feather weight wears
szo and bestei' several celebrities Of the
ring. including the Seddons Mouse
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

East TAwAs, Mich, Sept. 30-A south.
west gale has prevailed and the tug Record
and tow, which started yesterday were
Obliged to reEurh. The steamer Metropolis
is reported sheltered at Alabaster Others
are making harbor. The wind has suddenly
shiftedto violent north Wester
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

ne Drops $50 of e. On a Y@oht Race At
Toledo.
lt9..t.Ir rs rst Ts-t4fas. .stfe-s-
To1zro. sspt 81 The race today
between TIE yachts. SILVIA, of Detroit
Fanchon. Of r1.e-,4. aa. Earirht of Iole 70,
for a sweepstakes purss 81 so snd the
championship Of che lakes df.een miles to
the eeNari and return. vas r9u ~ he
Fanchon IN $50 IS. 5sauns enc sylvia by
1850 Ihs E1nrnr did nor daish Ibe
xiad sas aeae. from che Souft Fesf. saifj-
ing ro NsrfhEes1 snd as aales peri a.
Gale
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Several NiehlEsa tentfat Freight Trsi1-
Reduced 60 Ksnaiiag Woad.

Reduced Co Nfuttit-G - oau.
tk1.ss.rs 81 tt. rs.7.tss-ttts-a.
NfiEs Moi Srp1 s1-A way-freisht
going wsst ou .as Michina Csnfral broke
IN tNo early this morning two miles Nese
The secaons ran together. iaroEinx some
cd ihe ears aerlss the track. The easf-bound
freight ran nf1 fls wreck. smashing both
TRAINS a. Huntington. tne fireman on
the Uest- bound Tair and ~ r Wood
NsIt. rhe brakeman on The east-bouud trais
were iri1Fsi oHt n0t dangerously. All
trains Eere delayed several hours.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

CfErElsSp o sept. so-The police e
this city tonight nsse raid upon the
gambling houses ard euiei four - fhe1o
r<DtarinE fWenfV-uue sleek rnsnipuisfofs e4
the esr3s 49, other utensils asei in s1aees
ing money out IS each ofher
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

NEw IoRE, sept. So
Innings. L , 4 5 67s
New YORK , O 0 D o o o .
Detroit, o o o 1 o ! o l.
Base hits-New York. s, Detroit. T.
Errors -New York I. Detroit, s.
Baueries-keele and Ewing. Baldwin and
Bennett
IL mpire-p0wers.
Game called or account Of darkness.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
Cold Waxe Cnminn

CHICAGO Sept 50.-The signal service re-
ports the opproach Of a cold wave The
temperature will drop ten 10 fifteen degrees
within the next twenty honrr
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
VESSELS q Ashore.

The schooners Bean and Hawkins On at
MuskrSon.
MILWAUKEE Sept. 30-A fierce north
wester prevailed on Lake Michigan last
night Numerous vessels are on the anxious
seat, the only disasters reported this far are
the stFanding of the schOoners John Bean
and Hawkins at MrskegOn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
IS MANNING FROZEN oUrq

A New York Paper says Hts Once Has
Bsen offered 20 Another.
NV YosK, sept 30-The MAJ sad Er-
pr>ss hss a special from Trenton saying that
President Cleveland recently offered Mr.
Manning, place in the oSbinet to senator
MtPherton. II Ne~ jersey and that the
senator accepted conaitionss uponfh next
Ieeis'sture eeisg Democratic
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

NEr OsLEASs Sept 30-A "norther" is
reported in Texas aud Northern louisiana
It was felt here last night. The mercury
fell several degrees after sunset
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
The omciaI Theory.

The affair is n mystery 10 the officers.
They were aware that Conklin had pals who
were making desperate efforts TO assist him
70 make his escape, and for that reason the
outside guard was placed on duty, the extra
locks put on the doors and other precau-
tions taken. The officers Jake il for granted
that the friends of the prisoner had KEYS
which fitted the numerous LOCKS which
were turned, but they are unabl> 10 explain
or even imagine how or where the false
KEYS were obtained. Neither can they con
C, i've how the doors could be unlocked
and the prisoner and his friends
pass through The building as they did with
out arOusing any of the inmates or officers.
Tney say the pals must have been well
posted a. TO the location uf the cells doors,
locks, etc. and they must have worked
very quietly and quichly. About a
month ago two of the Sheriff dogs were
poisoned and il is supposed their removal
was part of the Heil prepared plan of e.
cape. IL is supposed the pals were &C
quainied with every nook and corner Of the
iaii and premises aud Anew the habits Of
the household. Constable BOos with his
trusiy rifle pafr0ied the south aud east
sides Of the building. while the window from
which the prisoner escaped Is near The
northwest corner. There u nothing - in
dicste the tine of the escape though it is
supposed that IL was near morning Deputy
Sherif Libby answered a telephone csil
from the TELEeRAN HERALD editorial rooms
at midnight when he passed through he
main ball and noticed nothing wrong
Sheriff Kinney expresses himself as feel
ing that he has been relieved Of great re
sponsibilitv by CoDkhns escape though
rtrretiing that the villain IS % escape JUS
tiee lie vss being held FOR trial IN toe
Unifed States court and II reward is ID 10
offered fsr him IL vii b. offered by United
States Marshal Waters
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

About the middle of Nav Iasf burglar.
entered the posttftoe st HaTt. ocesns
County. and from the Office and the store
in which il sss located. ssals property in
value % s. 9y3 consisting " $475 10 money
au1 stamp. ieVery ia lhe Vziue 0f ffn
Thich -as locked SO in fbe store and
owned hV J. y Psrsens 500 in cesh ce-
f.asifesi there for ssfeiS DY d ~ Knox snd
80 belonging 10 Mss Enms IaarD
s.erk in the posfgfloe. Pnruf va ini-
mediateIv inesefel And Goakhn Tss lste
in fhe monib arrested nesr Isld'Hrten
ana ca hs person SIS feBrd tifa ID cssh
in q rarcei he ief as s1iata8 carefully red
70 in 5 7uboeT everc1st ves frani sfe1t
haIf q the prapeffy stoien from ffe tt8rt
He wss hfeuehf bere Jar.e Il and iadee3 81
laii 10 s1sIf -riai in the ni - ~Isfes fflrf
shortly aFef hls srrissi hsre hss e. fe 80
Der-e1 m f1e sotre. ene Hss not f4rn5f-
ed 80 see hin exoeps ia tf.e rressece ~ fbe
cfHeeS Size las bser iere a. d.Herenf
gfaes snce theI the 49, ts7es s5oaf eeek
ago Sire has 1cf xisafe1 tst e. ftF seetrsi
months h1f IS = sefs ~ ssF her brsr las
neeH ensV degisiaz TaFs sd snesas " ais
esf1r< ar5 ttsf st5e has kesF ntul ~ ersttf
wzl postss - f3esns tnzF sre snzneen -
Ehst wzs gesng Or opts7s. Ae5al fAfss
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Bo-ToN. Serf 90
Inniugs. 1 p 8 As 8
Boston. o , o 0 0 . 3
Kansas City % o o o o o l.
Base hits session :; Kansas City, 4.
Errors Boston. 1, Kansas City. 8.
Batteries -sien.meyer and Cunning; Whit
ing snt Brody.
Umpire -Daest
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
SNOW AT M ROUETTe.

Lake Sup-ri0r Lsshsd into Fury by
Gale.
MLwAUKEE. Sept. 30-A dispatch from
Marquette says Snow storm prevails there
The wind and sea on Lake Superior are
very heavy and vessel. are seeking shelter
IA Marquette.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

PuuADEIrHA, Sept. 3d.
Innings. 23 5 g
Philadelphia, o o 0 4 o. s
ST. Louis. o u - o. S
Base Hifs- Philadelphia 3. ST Louis. H.
E,rors- Philadelphia, s. St. Loui. II
Bstteres-Striks and McGuire; Healy and
Groves
Umpirf- FuIlmer
Canie called on account Of darkness
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

~esks ago 81 Vas detected Ia 81 eii "a io
escape, aua took tts sisasfer ptlicsaptiCs 3.
tools hae 8eel farm shed hiia 40 flsel ale
iram ihe outside tie IS aball FORTY eve
years 81 age ieel inches h.sn darg essm-
pleKisn, 4ua oue e. & IL bad. d iaaks ~ 81
be bad received 8 wound there a. some
time Ills haiF is d4lk, uneoi viii eras
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-07-16
s2Gn DIG nah Sll5Rlh


The exact reduction Of ordinary cX
penditurcs for the first year of demo
cratic administration is shown to be
81 ,4Oj, 100, and the increase in the a
mount paid for pensions is shown to
be s. 600 IS1
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-07-16

Hon Frank IIurd thinks that every
thing is tending toward Il direct con
test between free trade and protection,
and is hopeful of the result He said
recently.
consider the action of the demo
Gratis in the house who refused to vote
with Morrison on the question of
bringing on the tariff bill as ineXcus-
able. II means Il serious rupture in the
democratic party. What will be the
result? Why, everything is tending
toward tariff issue, and the lines will
bc tightly drawn. Randall and those
democrats who believe in protection
will have to leave their party and join
the republicans. They will find no
other alternative III the end. At pres
cnt and possibly for short time in the
future, they may call themselves dem
ocrats and have platforms doctorcd TO
suit their tariff idea, but that will not
last long. When the issue boldly faces
them free trade or protection they
will have to 20 with the republicans
and protection. Then the triumph of
the democratic doctrines will be as
sured. bn the single issue of tariff
or free trade. every western state, with
the exception of Ohio and Minnesota
tthe latter is republican but free trade,
will declare Enthusiastically for democ-
raeN and free trade. II is narrowing
down To that and nothing can change
the result Five Years ago could not
yet an audience to listen to me when |
spoke on the question Of free trade,
they didn't care anything about it,
To-day it is just the reverse. Every
body desires to hear that issue discus
scd Michigan went democratic two
years ago solely on that ground.
Whenever it becomes the only political
issue the democrats will win every
time OF course the President fayors
tariff reform he is with the demo
Gratis. If he desires denomination he
can get it, As for rs the action of
the democratic house of representa-
tiyes in regard to tariff is concerned
for the past five or six wears, the re-
pubUcans, had they been in the major
ity. could have done no worse. 1t does
not speak well for the democrats.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-07-16
Friday, July l6, 1856.

The Chicago Inter Ocean is in high
gIee because Mr.. Cleveland recently
squelched by yctoe railroad enter
prise in which three leading democrats
who had contributed tens Of thousands
of dollars to elect Cleveland and
Hendricks were interested, and con
siders the vetoe ian illustration of the
ignorance or stupidity of the Presi-
dent" Doubtless if Mr. Cleveland did
not regard public Office as public
trust he would look after the interest
of his friends instead of the interests of
Of the whole country. Such attacks
As this from the opposition will simply
tend to strengthen the administration
with the people who admire a high
minded. conscientious executive.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-07-16
The Mexican Pension Bill.

The House bill granting pensions to
soldiers and sailors Of the Mexican
war was passed by the Senate on the
18th. 1t directs the secretary of the
interior to place on the pension roll
the names OF surviving officers and
enlisted men Including marines. militia
and volunteers who, being duly en-
listed, actually served sixty days with
the army or navy of the United States
in Mexico, or on the east or the from
tier thereof. or Ell route thereto. in the
war, with that nation. or who were
actually engaged in a battle in said
war, and We're honoraAy discharged
tand their surviving Widows; provid-
ed that such widows have not re-
married and provided that every
such officer, enlisted man. or wild
ow who is or may become subject
to any disability or dependency equiv
alent to some cause recognized by the
pension laws as a sufficient reason for
the allowance of pension, thall be en-
titled to the benefit of the act; Except
where such disability or dependency
has incurred in aiding or abetting the
late Rebellion). The pensions are to
be IS a month, payable only after the
passage or this act The law is not
applicable to persons already receiving
pensions at or over that rate. and
where persons (entitled under this law
are already receiving pensions less
that IS month the pension shall
only be for the difference up to So.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-07-16
The Hope of a Democratic Party.

lie LdlIOsct SnfOulclt
The Chronicle has always maintained
its confidence in the eventual complete
success of the low tariff idea in the
Democratic party, as well as the firm
belief in the ability and honesty of Mr..
Morrison and his friends in forcing
this question into prominence as
party issue. The don't NEEDLE with
the tariff = class of Democrats predict
ed what everyone else expected, that
Mr.. Morrison's effort to pass bill
would fail in congress, but they were
too purblind to see what was equally
plain that Mr.. MOrrison's purpose in
forcing the bill was to compel its de-
feat by the Randall Democrats and thus
array the strength Of the Democratic
forces and the great western and south
ern sentiment against the little hand
full Of protection Democrats, who hail
chiefly from Pennsylvania and Ohio.
The result of this policy was felt in the
congressional elections that followed
the defeat of the first Morrison bill.
1t will be felt again next fall. The
wisdom of pushing the question is be
ing demonstrated in the east as well as
in the west and south. The Young
Mems Democratic club of New York
city last week declared its open hostil-
ity TO the denomination of the six
Democratic congressman from that city
who voted with Mr. Randall. The
New York Star commends the club for
this action and the low tariff fight will
be in earnest in at least six New York
districts this year. This is the sort of
warfare to make party of principles
and purpose. With Mr. Cleyeland's
answering endeavors to do his honest
duty regardless of mere political conSe-
quences and strengthening of the
Morrison Carlisle forces in congress
there will be a hope of Democratic
party that will deserve public conf
dpnce
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-07-16
No Tax Reduction from Protection
SOUrce.
The 81. Paul Pioneer Press.

The 81. Paul Pioneer Press.
Congressman MoTrison's analysis Of
Mr. Randall's tariff bill shows very
decidedly that revision of the tariff
by a protectionist can never be expect
ed to Tighten the burden of tariff
taxation. The offensive burden is
found, not in internal revenue tax
alton on tobacco and whisky, but i'll
exorbitant taxes, proper enough in
war time to secure money for govern
mental emergencies, levied upon food,
clothing, machinery, household articles
and other neccssaries. These taxes Mr..
Randall does not modify; he rather
has formulated his bill for the pOrpose
of reducing the revenues of the gov
eminent without relieving the country
of excessive taxation for whose impOsi-
tlon no public necessity exists.