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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-03

tent, and produced more starvation
ana death than any other system
the country ever saw? Was 1t not time
for a change? And yet when the Prcsi-
dent. confronting bravely the solemn
requirements OF his high Office AMI
daring TO preserve patriotic regard foT
his public responsibilities, ventured the
SUGGESTION OF remedy which had over
and over again been presented and de-
manded by one administration after an
other he was assailed by one of the &C.
knowledeed leaders OF the Republican
organization as frivolous in bis action
or bent on destruction. It might
rs well Ice understood now as
hereafter that this movement for
reform and the relief OF public bur-
dens in which the President had gal
lantly and manfully taken the lead
meant practical result. The country
was aroused TO the justice OF It's dc
mands the ranks would be closed a
spirit Of fairness and OF justice would
prevail in oil things, and both the bene-
its and burdens OF our system OF taxa
ton would be distributed fairly. That
system, both internal and external,
would be treated as a whole. The tax
on tobacco would, he had no doubt,
De reduced or wholly repealed. iron
and coal aud wool and other products OF
labor and care and enterprise would not
be sacrificed. In the revision they
would stand as other industries OF the
country stood. subject TO their fair share
in the benefits OF whatever system might
be as revised and bearing their fair share
of the burdens OF the common lot. There
was ample room for reduction Of ex-
listing taxes without violence TO any in
terest. No extremes needed 30 be re-
sorted 10. The measure OF duty which
filed the difference between the
cost Of production in the United
States and abroad with toe cost
of transportation was protection to labor
and fair competition 10 the employer.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
FROM LAKE TO RlV ER.
SPIRITED DEBATE IN THE SENATE
OVER 7 i6 HeNNfPIN CANAL.

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iroeee"'nsH Washington CITY Notes
WAsHIYaTr n t'Iry Julv The H.nne
pin canal ecb,ma ,.,,,a in fan. , good share
of the or,tnrv dnrin,, thn sen,te session Sat
urday Tin, river AMI nar, or Lill was un
and an ,,,,..,d,aspt dream. a survey for a
SHIN camel ,,n,nTo Sal. M tnI.ake Mich
igan. near Ihi,.,qp ,,i;y feet wide and four
teen feet deep. was onposed by Sherman on
the ground that 1t might lower the level of
the lake. and that its prtnylpal utility would
be /, provide sewera.., for Chicago No
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

e,rus and the troops Of the south; was glau
10 I've present and participate IN these eSef
cises for he saw 10 them the development OF
81 svmnathv such rs was born in the hearts
of all Who know how to appreciate that
foaI;n,, and tbouabt none knew letter hnw
- It, those Feelings than the troops of
the First corps.
,fto,. sr,eatino frf the advantages of the
.,aoraI ,,csition Il, said that here the south
= 80 ,oet its fate. but not for want OF
y.Inr fortitude on faith. In paying tribute
:, hot vaIor he ssii, "Pickett's charge has
49, a nsrpllel in She annals of war;" and
.,,,,iiu,,l,, all,,dinti to the dead said: "Such
: ,,,...,,.,;f,ea sofsltimes demanded by the
-. of war Elancing toward Round
~. Won crowfng heights are now for
-. ,,I.,as.pt oahtrings; for froternai meet
No., ,, II, rlosinp he said: The ladies' are
,,rsso,t cod blesi them, and may they dis
pei all illusions pat may col'e oet"eeh Tie
people"
The band p,efed "Dlxie' before Long
s,reat,s s,eerh I'd yankee Doodle" after
tber Con Fai,sild was introduced, and
st.,tad ont with the sentence: Twenty five
ve.rs bave max it possible to sandwich a
Confederate ak Yankee between Dixie
and Yankee No He He did not know &
better object-leon for the young thaI
theso fraternal stherings of those two once
| hostile armies.
There were eral other speeches, and II
| the afternoon u monument of the Eighty
| third New Nork'egiment was dedicated. i
| is fifty one feet tgh and the finest regimenta
| monument on ii field
In the evening Bishop Newman addressed
an audience OF 500 in Christ's Lutheran
| church on the m,Sion of the country.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

There are more farms in the United
States now than in S60-because of the
tariff. The value OF farm products is
infinitely greater now than in 1S60-be-
cause of the tariff. Manufacturing es-
adjustments have increased in number
since 1S60-becsuse of the tariff So
the protectionists argue. The argument
can be carried further
There are more saloons now than in
1860; this blessed result flows from the
tariff. Hangings are more frequent
now than in 1860, the duty on hemI
has undoubtedly had something to do
with the Increase More children are
horn now than in 1860; the relation be-
tween d protective tariff and fecun,
dity must be clear to the dullest mind
There was great war fought lasting
from 1861 to 800; this has usually been
charged to the democratic party, but the
tariff IL responsible for it. The grea,
strike of 1877 was a direct result of the
tariff. We have had two presidents as
sassiDated, and both assasslnations oc-
CURED under q protective regime; as no
president was killed under the free trade
system, Mr.. Lig1ln and Mr.. Garfield
both owe their martyrdom to the tariff
In 1894 We had a candidate for the pres
idencY who was a confessed cOrruption>
ist, the first We had ever had; this, of
course, is due to the tariff. Among
other Blooms thai the tariff has given ms,
may be mentioned the Chicago fire and
the New York blizzard Great is the
tariff
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
RIVER IMPROVEMENT AND TARIFF
Engages the Attention of Congress
Action Taken.

Engages the Attention of Cnnere.s-The
Action Taken.
WASHINGTON CITY, July The river and
harbur bill was the subject principally dis
cussed in the senate saturday A number Of
amendments were agreed to, among them aV-
preparation, as follows. Mississippi river
above st ABth0ny's falls, $1,000; same.
head of passes 10 mouth of Ohio, increase
$500 go. Missouri river 81 ,0OO, 90, directing
surveys at Rock Island Ills. and Clinton.
la, and also from LaSalle, Ills, to Lake
Michigan, nj Chicago, for waterway l6a
feet wide and IA feet deep; also a survey
from Lockport to Lake Michigan; also to 10
cate a canal from the Illinois river at Henne-
pin to the Mississippi river at the mouth of
Rock river. An amendment was adopted
aholishing the Missouri river commission
Thirty-eight private pep,iOn bills were passed
and the senate adjourned
The hotlsr passed the Fourth of July claims
bin and then took up the Mills bill The
duty on Haxseed and hnseed oil was in
creased to II cents per gallon and that on
A motion to reduce the duty on bi-chromate
of potash was defeated The supporters of
the motion said the whole product was con-
trolled by trust The duty on glazed or
enameled tiles was reduced 5 per cent. and
the house adjourned
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

saturday League siIIitss: AL We" L vi n
New York }, Washington o, at Philadelphia
Philadelphia ., Boston 0, at Pittshurg-
Pittsburs Il. Chicago 4, at lndlanapoiis--ir
dianapollS Is. Detroit $
American association At Louisville
Louisville = f"ooklyn :; at Kansas City
Kansas City ,, sthleli.s 1; at Cincinnati
Cincinnati 4. Baltimore /: at st Louis-Sr
Louis :, Cleveland l. Sunday: At Louis
willie Louisville l, Balt,,ore 6. at CinciI
nati-Cincinnsti 5. Brookls, =; at Kanss
City-Kansas City 5 Clevesna 6. at s
| ouis-St Louis + AthSstics &
Western association: AZ Minneanolis
Minneapolis 7, Chicago IA: alst panl-S
Paul ., Milwaukee i, at Omaht-(,,uahs
Des Moines ). Sunday At Omah.-Onst
t. pes Moines =; at st. Paui-St. raui
Milwaukee l : at Minneapolis -There wa
game between Chicago and Minneapolis
account of au injunction against Sun
ball PLAYING It Is thought the franchE
the home club will he sold, as there
money in week day playing
Inter State league: At CrawfordsF
Bloomington 6 Charlottesville / at Pee
Davenport Q, Peoria s; at DsnvIlie
favetta ., Danville 5 SUNDAY At Pc
Davenport ,, Peoria ;; at Lafayette
tordsville L. Lafayette l. at Blooming
Danville 4. Bloomington :.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
Another Zulu War Probable

LONDON, July 2-Advices from Natal
report the threatened outbreak in Zulula,J
serious. The zuus are mastering in fornni
able numbers and not only have all the
troops in Natal been hastily ordered to the
frontier but messages have be.a received by
the war Office here asking for immediate re
Inducements, Orders have been sent l.
Cape Town and obeved with remarkabls
alacrity. The Royal Scotts regiment, with
artillery, eighteen officers, horses, and sup.
plies for the voyage, will embark at CAPS
Town for Natal The circumstances must lie
most pressing to require the dispatch Of an
entire regiment. The trouble has been brew
ing Tor long time, but the immediate
causes of the present outbreak of hosuhties
has not boon explained
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
HE CARRIES THE BELT.
A CITIZEN WHO CAN GIVE POINTS TO
ANY MORMON.


ihfet Women Claim Him Tor
ihe'- avn. and He Admits Weakness
for Wives Tra,. - AZ Indiapapoiis-The
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WIFI ,anfes.es The Crime.
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

WASHINGTON CITY, July Tho Indian
Chaska and his white wife formerly Miss
Cora Fellows, of this city, whose marriage
was the subject of considerable newspaper
notorlety, were at the Indian Office Sttur-
day ON business in connection with crl tam
lands in the vest. The lady spoke DIT The
newspaper comments which her marriage
had gwen rise to, and said she did not under
stand why there had been so much gossip
The couple intend leaving the city thi- week
for the west, where they will settle down To
farming
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
FIRE DEVASTATION IN SWEDEN.

The Homeless Numbered by Thousands
and Many sead Bodies BEING Found.
LONDON, july The recent fires in
Sweden have been appsrsag for their fright
tul destruction Of life ana property Ont
Of a population of l1,006 souls, at
Lundsvall, 1905 are homeless Three
thousand are homeless at Wnea
King Oscar, accompanied By his ministers
and high officials, has gone to the burnt dis
trtcts and personally oversees the distribu-
ton of tents, blankets. clothing and pro-
visions to the Door creatures who have so
ruthlessly been driven from their homes
Subscription have been opened at all the
large towns in Sweden for the relief of the
sufferers.
A heavy loss of life is feared. Already
many charred remains have been dug out of
the smoking ruins Reports OF further fires
ara arriving. Sixty houses have been burned
in the districts of Lila and Edet. In the
neIghLorhood Of leby, Talumwsoa and Os-
tanbY extensive fires are burning and large
number of farms have been destroyed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
Gen. Sheridan Sails for Nonauitt.

WASHINGTON CRY, July 2-The proposed
removal of Gen. Sheridan from this CITY to
Nonauitt, his summer residence, was begun
Saturday, and without jar or difficulty the
gallant soldier was placed in an ambulan, :
and taken to the u s S. Swatara where his
cot was placed on q swinging cradle in the
ships cabin. He bore the removal first rate,
and said he felt better already. His pbysi.
clans issued bulletin at noon stating tina,
no Ill effect had followed the journey. Those
who got a glimpse of him said he looked
white and thin The Swatara sailed at o.
IN. for the generals new home on the coast.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

F. CINCINNATI. O., July Elaborate prep
arations have been maia for the opening OF
the Cincinnati exposition on the Fourth A
permanent building has been erected I
colossal plans, but it is still too small and
additional buildings are going up rapidly to
meet the demand for space, The railways have
all made special rates, and will provide first
class accommodations The Monon route ha!
posted the following rates, for instance: Chi
cago to Indianapolis ind return s. 40; tc
Cincinnati and eturn, So; to Lafayette and
return, s2;4o to Louis lille and return, Sc
etc These tickets viii he good returning
july to I, inclusive Anybody who want.
to 90 to the exposition can get there"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02


FIFTE '-r1.E N voIsand the Sixty-spv
enth regiment. During the morning the Sew
enty sixth, One Hundred and Forty seventh.
Ninty seventh, Fifty-fourth, and One Hun.
dred and Nineteenth New York regiments.
the tine Hundred and Fifty first Prun.vI
wanna aud First New Jersey cavalry monu
ment~ were dedicated by veterans of the va
riUus commands More than | O00 PennsvI-
vania veterans reported at Camp "A Wilson
Norris also the Union Veteran rorns of
Washington City, who have quarters on the
southern edge of the camp Religions serv
ices were held in the morning at the Nation
al Cemetery rostruTl, Chaplain Savers deliv-
ering the sermon. In the evening there was
dress parade in the presence of 10000 peo-
pie, followed ny sacred concert by the
Frankfort band
Reynolds Grove was a throng of humanity
ior an hour before tn" memorial exercises OF
tn First Army Corps were called to order
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

WASHINGTON CITY, July 2 The depart,
meht Of agricuitures June report on truit
prospects this year say> that 1855 BEN ma
mericaily an even year should be a iiyaru
hle season for apples, and the first return, ot
the season show generally good prospect n
every important fruit section, especially II
the New England and Middle states IN,
condition Of the peach crop Is generally re
ported lower than that II apples, but lu the
most important each states lie reverse Of
this seems to be gue
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
On Historic Ground.
Great Gathering of Veterans on
Gettysburg Field.
WISCONSIN MONUMENTS DEDICATED

I,..rss.;ne Ceremonies and Patriotic
s.rches-New York and New Jersey
,sart the Ground with Monuments to
rbeir Heroes Gen. Longstreet Talks to
,,a Assembled FN-Nuiunteers-Gen. Eair,
chiId's Remarks-fhe Elements prupi'
tious.
GETTYSBURG. Pa, July 9 Wisconsin and
Nv. Jersey opened the portals of the grand
reunion OF the blue and the gray at Ge:tys
burg saturday, the weather being delight
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
New system of Weather Reports.

WASHINGTON CRY July From July |
there will be but two regular o'aiy teie'
eraphic reuorts raceiyed at the signal office
i'll Washington, instead OF the three daiiy re-
ports which have been heretofore received.
These two reports will be made at 5 II m. and
S p. m, and indications will he prepared
therefrom aud Issued To the United Press rs
promptly ms practicable probably about 10
a. m and lOp. M Weather indications will
be for period of thirty-six hours from the
time of each report The indication issued
in the morning at 10 a m. will cover the fol
lowing day until p. M, and those issued at
10 p M. will cover the following day and
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

NEW YORK. July Saturday clos
races At .>frovis1-.,.-'I t'ay- Tue winner
Flood Tide, s. mile, III; Aurei
miles, .5ha Rareland, Il. miles, =
Iogos, ~ miles, 2;a6s. Long knig
miles. mis-. Housatonic, = mile, i
lie, " miles on turf, $:364.-
CHICAGO, July 2.-The races at "
ton park Saturday were won by the
ing thoroughbred Nyleptha,
3nt+ MInneola, = mile, IFS, Ma
mile, ~. Julia l. mic, 40,
~ miles, l.5g. CaruS, II miles,
Rosahnd, | l-l6 miles, -.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

NuII MI EES- o'''''
svlvania, ex-offri0 president OF the Metno.la
association.
Gen. Iucius Fairchiid, past national com
mander of the G. A. R.-who lost his lett
arm in the battle of the first day within
fifty feet of where he stood-made touch
ing speech, referring in feeling terms to the
mast and OF the terrible ordeal through
which the Iron Brigade, in which Wisconsin
had three regiments, passed on that memora-
BILE lst of July, 1868.
Most prominent among the spectators was
.ba wall known commander OF Lees flrsl
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

corps Of Confeder-
stes, Maj fen,
James Longstreet,
who arrived Satur-
day morning and
will re nj n | II
throughout the ex-
erCises. One Of the
most pleasing epl-
sodes was the cor
dial greeting OF
Gems. SickleS and
Longstreet, W b o
came together I'M
exp-cttily III the
| dining room OF the
Springs hotel, meet
| ing for the first time
since the bloody en-
gagement between
their two corps took
! place in front of
Round Top on the
2d OF July, 1875.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

ST. ALBANs, Vt, July Mrs Congo, 70
years of age, living on the shore near st, Al
bans bay, took her two grandchildren, aged
& and years, out on the bay in a fiat bot
toned boat Saturday night quite gale
was blowing and the boat was capsizsd, and
all three were drowned The old lady'f
body was found yesterday but the children'f
bodies have not been reco' cred
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

MATrooN us, judy Lit has transpred
since the ltathinE OF W A Moore for al.
eyed ont age on Mary A Bgmrardner. Of
Aliamout HIS that the girl has an exc,od.
ingy bad reputation for purity, and aIsc
that she l. suspected Of arson. on nc
count Of the Indignation OF the
citizens OF Altamont at her aid her
mother 'Euings On, ard the
suspicion Of arson, she left Altan3nt and
came to this city. Her story ahoGt Moore
was cuntradictary aud the people OF this
city are now, WHEN il Is too late indignant at
the lyHCaers, and there Is talk OF prescott
Ing the best citizens of Charleston wht
are implicated in the affair
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
D.morranc congresslOpa, Convention

Democrats in the several counties composing
the Eleventh congressional District are requested
to send delegates 70 Congressional convention
IN he held 1t Monmouth, Illinois,
WEDNESDAY. JULY Is. 1883,
nj O'Clock p M, for the purpose of nominating
: candidate for congress and member of the
Bo1rd OF Equalization, and to transact snch other
business as may be presented for the consideration
IF the conventions
The several counties in the congressional dis
trict will be entitled TO The following representa-
ton. based upon the vote cast for President
Cleveland in 1874, viz.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

A photographer got inside the dock yard, and
hal focused the general, and was taking his
pictufsS hen an officer clapped his hat over
the "macMae.- and it is not known whether
or no he got negative. He says he did
The Swatara arrivei at Norfolk, Va, yes
terday morning, and anchored IN Hampton
Roads. Gen. Sheriian's condition was re-
ported about the same as when he left,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

They are going to ezpel Mr. George
.Ianes. proprietor of the New York Times,
and his son from the Union League club
IF that city, because they won't support
the republican candidates and the plat
form
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

9
During the gather
ing of the audience,
G. en-. L0ngStreat
was escorted t. the
stand and hundreds
ri veterans Of the
blue shook hands
with him. The
over crowded stand
gave way without
a moments notice
and suddenly let
3'H occupants down
several feet without
any one being hurt,
Gov. Beaver and
his staff and a num-
Der Of Confederate
survivors occupied
seats. Gems Beaver
and l. on & street
were received with
cheers. Promptly
..' 3 ?. m, Gen. f.
P. Fal$tead, presi-
dent Of t.ss First
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

''eJ VI ''ie s'H'
uu'' vi 'he rfst
cups, winch he saio
lore the onslaught
ioi aiA hours Vi t"o-
s"nu' VI '''e o'h
-' S a'1 al my
ofeeches Vi I Ii .
-, ~
Sit. =,
or of Nav Hsmn-
sbiro. no,,,,.,',,,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

BENJAMIN HARRISON with his SILK
stockings will look very much cut of place
in q log cabin. This is what makes the
voter think he is not ''the son of his
grandfather.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

the thirteen New THIRD WISCONSIN VOLS.
Jersey monun-4nts were dedicated east of
Round Top, the exercises taking place in a
grove adioing Sedgwick avenue Col Camp
bell drew up the militia in two lines, and a
salute WIS fired m honor of Caovernos-, Green
and Beaver Col JAMES ". Duffy. chairman
af tue New Jersey monument commission
presided
HrIrhr Sunshine and a dali,-hffIl l.r..,.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

1t is said that enough salt underles
The city Of Ithaca, N y, to supply the
world for century, and that syndicate
has been formed to build there the larg
est salt works IN the state of New York
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
THE GREAT RON LOCKOUT.
1t Goes Into Effect and Both Sides Are
In for the War,

PITTsBuRG, Pa, July The great iron
lockout which begun Saturday presented no
new features yesterday further than the re-
port of the signing of the Amalganated scale
by another firm. The latest desertion from the
ranks of the manufacturers was the Lookout
Rolling Mill company OF Chattanooga, Tenn,
This makes eight firms that have signed the
scale to date. The manufacturers, however,
are as determined as ever and there are no
Indications of SERIOUS break
l-etmen, on the other hand say they are
prepared TOR any length of siege As stated
before about 100000 workmen Of various
grades are involved
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

THE Chicago convention opened with
Virginia reel. but did not close, rs so
many expected it would, with highland
fling Philadelphia Ledger.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

WoNG CHIN Foo, the New York
Chinese editor. says that the people of
his race in this country are all solid for
Harrison
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

con JflDHteu IN u ch
to the pleasure Of
the thousands here
yesterday Satur
days crowd was
fully doubled yes
terdav, Il IL d t b =
streets Of the town.
the various camps
and the battlefield
were througed with
people The Ninth
\ g " York regi
ment. Col. William
Seward command
ing, came in at an
early h o u and
marched to camp in
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

ARMY corps aS<sIxTH WISCONSIN VOLS.
ISOLATION, opened the exercises and introduced
Bishop Newman, Of Washington, who in a
iervid invocation, gave thanks for the
bravery and heroisn displayed here n the
maintenance of constitutional liberty
Gen. John c. Robinson was orator of the
occasion, and be devoted his remarks to q
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself as sn independent
candidate for the office of states Attorney.
NJ. Nj. CORBETT
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
An Umpire Killed with a Base Ball

BRocKToN, Mass. July William Graf
ney, While umpiring game of ball here Sat
orday, WIS hit on the neck by pitched ball
and died shortly thereafter