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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-08-23
Land once at Devils Lake, Q. r, /

August 18th, 1883.
Notice IL hereby given that the
named settler has tfied notice OF hcrintenti0n
"a make final proof in support Of her claim,
and that aid prnO1 win be made before the
Judge OF In his absence before the
at Bottineau, b. II, on September 2Sth, lsSS,
MARY ROBERTSON.
she naincsthe following Witnesses TO prove
her continuous residence upon, and cnItiva-
ton Of, Aaid land, VIZ: Lorenzo u: D;,rs,
EAiexanscr Maeluy, David pinwo0die, VIII
liam H,libort, Ill Of Bottineau, Bottine.su
county, d.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-08-23

that predominence since it was settled
You have had the right and power to
select your representatives and if you
did so it was their duty to make such
laws as you wanted, and not such as
they or some other interest wanted.
You could have had such representa-
tives, and can have them now if you
will. so what are you kicking about?
You should kick yourselves because
YOU richly deserve it; Won have been
robbed because you have permitted it
to be done; you have permitted a few
light weight political aspirants, with
4 vast deal more check than brains,
whose interests were not your inter-
ests and in the nature of things could
not be, to think for you, to lead you,
and, when necessary for their purpose
TO divide you in your councils, and set
farmer against farmer and town
against town, and thus elect men to
represent the very interests that have
been crushing the life ont Of you, in
stead Of representing You and your in
terests. How much longer do You
propose TO Be led BY snch men2 Will
you never learn that .:the leopard san
not change his spots northe Ethiopian
his skim? If you had years ago stop
ned Your grambling and gone 70 work
like sensible man ID protect your own
interests, thousands of you would "
prosperous vhO are now next door g
Inauperism. ypu have seen every
ether induatry md interest but yours
5ofranixed, and most 81 them organized
for TIA special purpose If preying nif
'ou your ipssrssh; ssesy - tAey hare
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-08-23

MT q TTRRTTS
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-05-18

No. 70. About 100 acres, east side She
nandOah river, two miles above Shannon
dale Lprings, six miles south of Charles
town. Limestone soil; 20 acres river
bottom, IL acres timber, two springs, q
young orchard Of $50 trees of all sorts OF
fruit. Two small houses, old barn, fen
ces good; price S35 per acre. Would eX-
change for Missouri farm. - miles from
Washington city.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-05-18
CONSUMPTION Cured.

An old physician, retired from
practice, having had placed in his
hands by an East India missionary
the formula of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perma
nent cure of Consumption, BrOnchi-
tbs, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat
and Lung Affections, also positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debil-
ity aud all Nervous Complaints, af-
ter having tested its wonderful Gu
rative powers in thousands Ofcases,
has felt it his duty to make it
known to his suffering fellows. Ac-
tuated by this motive and a desire
to relieve human suffering, | will
send free Of charge, to all who de-
sire it, this recipe, in German,
French or English, with full direct
ions for preparing and using. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper, w. A. NoYEs,
149 PO,eer's Block, Rochester, ".
Y. mar 9 cow ~.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-05-18
POLISH YOUR OWN JEwELRY
A Simple Recipe that VIII Preserve Sill
verware from Ever furnishing
Worth Trying.

The best thing to clean jewelry
with is prepared chalk. 1t is so soft
that it does not scratch and so fine
that it works into every part of the
ornament and can be easily brushed
out. 1t is very simply made. Take
some ordinary chalk and thoroughly
pulverize it and then mix it, about
two pounds of the powder with gal
lon of pure rain water. After 1T
has been well stirred let it settle for
about two minutes. All the gritty
hard matter will settle at the bottom
ofthe water, which must be carefully
poured off, Let the water stand
until all the chalk has settled, pour
off the water and the settling is the
prepared chalk. A good polishing
powder can be made by using rotten
stone in the same way. Whiting
treated similarly is also good.
Sometimes carbonate Of soda is add
ed to a solution ofchloride ofcalcium.
The solutions should be carefully
filtered through paper before being
mixed and all dust carefully exclud-
ed. The white powder which falls
down is chalk, and after being care
fully washed and dried forms an eX-
cellent powder for softer metals.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-05-18
CHRISTMAS EVE AT COURT
Letter to the Pail Mall Gazette.

Letter to the Pail Mall Gazette.
The word "hOmely" which you APP
ply to the life of good Kaiser Will
hell is truly appropriate. A few
years ago young lady, an orphan,
was given an appointment in the
suite of the Kaiserin, and she de-
seribed in a letter to her sisters GER
tain simple, kindly observsnces Of
her first Christmas Eve at Court,
which, l think, may interest yonr
readers. During the course of the
morning a very great number ofpar-
sells arrived at the palace, and orders
were given that they should all be
taken to two or three rooms in the
top of the house. In the afternoon
the Emperor and Empress mounted
the narrow night that led. to these
rooms, leaving all their attendants
below, and giving orders that no one
should follow until sound of clap
ping Of hands should be heard. 1t
was three long hours before the sig
nal was made-three laborious hours
for The kindly royalties" who were
busy in the roof of their palace, for
the multitudinOuS packages contain
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-05-18
Election Notice.

THE Regular Biennial Election to fiji
Il the offices for Mayor, Recorder and
COuncilmen of the Corporation of Char
lestown, will be held on the
Fourth Thursday an Nay, (24th
1888, and the Polls will be open on said
day at the following places, and the fol-
lowing persons are appointed lnspec-
tors and Clerks of Election:
IsT WARD.-Voting place, Town Hall.
Thomas w. Davis, George Dooley, V.
NJ. Firor, Inspectors; Geo. w. Taylor,
Clerk.
2ND WARD.-VOting place in Store
room of Hirschman & Co., cor. Main u
Charles streetS.-H. o. Talbot, John L.
German, j. III. Morris, Inspectors; Jos.
III. Cockrill. Clerk.
Sd WARD.-Voting place, Courthouse.
H. II. Cooke, Barney Lloyd, ). Lee
Phillips, Inspectors; l.. Nj. Blessing,
Clerk.
Polls open from sunrise TO sunset. All
places where intoxicating liquors are
sold must be closed on that day.
By order of the Council.
c. NJ. HOUGH, Mayor.
w. l.. HEDGES, Recorder.
April "a, 1888.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-05-18
WEST VIRGINIA DEMOCRAT, MAY 10, 1888.

ed presents for the household-pres-
ents chosen With thepsettest regard
for the tastes and reqnh ements OF
the recipients-and the donors ar
ranged them on tables, collecting to-
gether all the objects intended for
each individual, and attaching a
card with name, DC, to each group
Of presents. Fraulein M.-who is
pretty and fond Of ornaments, cley-
err worker with her needle, and de-
vout Catholic-wrote with great JOY
and pride Of the gifts that fell to her
share, namely, a necklace that we'll
became her, an embroidery case, and
a beautiful crucifix. She said that
the presents to the other Court folk
were not less welcome or less appro-
pirate. And all were made happy
by the childlike gayety and unaffect-
ed cordiality Of the dear old Emper-
or and Empress.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-05-18

The symptoms of Biliousness are
unhappiiy but tive well known.
They differ in different individuals
to some extent. A Bilious man is
seldom breakfast eater. Too fire.
quently, alas, he has an excellent
appetite for liquids but none for SOL
ids of morning. His tongue VIII
hardly bear inspection at any time;
if 1t is not white and furred, it is
rough, at all events.
The digestive system Is wholly
cut of order and Diarrhea or Consti-
patton may be symptom or the
two may alternate. There are often
Hemorrhois or even loss of blood,
There may be giddiness and often
headache and acidity or fatulence
and tenderness in the pit Of the
stomach. To correct all this if not
effect a cure try GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER, it cost but . tride and
thousands attest its efficacy.
aug Gle ow.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-05-18

This new Hotel, with its new and cost
ly furnished is now open for guests. 1t
has a central location equally conve-
nient 10 the business and resident por-
tons of the town, with direct access to
all railroad stations, and for comfort and
general completeness cannot be eN-
Sell9d.
TERMs.-$2.O0 and $3.50, according to
, cation Of rooms. Special rates to COM
Nrcial men. jane. SS-y.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-05-18
A Kind Friend.

Is what they ean that Famous
Remedy Red Flag Oil, it quickly
cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cuts,
Bruises, Burns. Sores and all pain,
it is good for man or beast.
No other medicine has won for it
self such confidence as DR.. Lees
Liver Regulator, it is the best eOm-
bination for the cure Of all Kidney
and Liver Complaints.
Trial bottles free at c, F. Jones
Drug Store.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-05-18
A HORSE TAX OF THE LAST
ISL ga "a CENTURY. san
8 - - a 1yrori the London Times.
the London Times.

The proposal of the Chancellor OF
the Exchequer to put a tax of Il
per head on pleasure horses is, 1t
NAV be interesting to know, the re-
? snewal of q scheme recommended by
a famous writer a century ago. In
his aRural Economy of the West Of
England (yol. H., p. 22O,) Mar
shall. in 1894, strongly recommend
ed a tax of q guinea year on all
horses He said: an these days Of
famine and taxation what political
blindness must that be which suffers
the produce of the country to be con-
sumed by animals that make no re-
: y turn 10 the magazine ofhuman food,
nor make any adequate recompense
to the community for the expense
they are hourly creating-animals
that are preying on the sustenance
which is wanted to suppress the
cravings of the species, animals Tor
whose support the country may be
said to be now paying sums incalcu-
liable. And surely they ought to be
made accountable for an adequate
mart of the debt they are layishly in
~ CURING. A tax Of one guinea
year (On every horse, whether used
in hus bandry or otherwise for the
first three years. with an additional
tax Of guinea a year every third
year, so long as sound policy shall
see right, (thus allowing time for
the rearing of cattle will raise an
immense revenue, will lessen essen
TALLY the consumption Of grain, and
throw into the markets an abundant
increase of animal food.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-05-18

-COcoANUT CoOKIEs.-One cup OF
sugar, one half cup of butter, two
eggs, one half cup of milk, one and
one half cups of flour, one and one
half teaspoonfuls of baking powder.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-05-18
CONSUMPTION Surely Cured.

To THE EDIToR-Please inform your
readers that / have a positive remedy
for the above named disease. BY its
timely use thousands of hopeless cases
have been permanently cured. shall
be glad to send two bottles of my reme-
DIV FREE TO anv of your readers who
have consumption il they will send me
their express and post office address.
Respectfully, r. A. SIocUM, NJ. c.
do 6m Isl Pearl ST., n. Y.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-05-18
Wall Paper
In all Grades,

FROM CHEAPEST TO VERY BEST.
Samples can be seen at Burns & Shu-
gert's dry goods store.
mayll-Odapr20.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
CUbk'S BIC CYCLONE
THE WORST STORM EVER KNOWN
The Number of Lives Lost Estimated ~
from $50 to ,2Oo-MIllions of
Dollars Worth of Property:
DESTROYED.

NEW YoRK. Sept. IA letter to the Sun
from Havsna, under date of September :
gives the following particulars OF the recent
cy clone which swept over Cuba:
The most terrific and destructive storm
that ever visited the Island of Cuba within
the memory of her Oldest inhabitants,
passed through this city September 4, and
swept onward in it's Wild course, causing
general CONSERVATION aud ruin. The losses
foot up into millions. and the number OF
dead is variouslv estimated At from five
hundred 10 one thousand tive hundred.
The cyclone entered the bland by the
vay Of Ssgus. ano. taking westsTiy ci-
recton with slighi nortberiy inclination,
its center passed almost over Havana
For fifteen hours il ragged with desperate
fury and wresked fearful havoc on life
and property throughout the Island. II
demolished the principal buildings Of the
large cities and wiped ont whole towns slt-
usied near he sesboard. The water ffOodes
lsrgs districts Of fertile land richly planted
vita sugar. tobacco, fruit and vegetables.
DESTROYING valuable machinery of plsnts-
tons and irTetrievsbiy running crops. 60
ing out to ses the storm impaired its fury
80 the ooesn q vhieh rose 70 a great hsigbt
and inundated the water fronts. breaking
down wharvss and occssi0uing great losses
TO shipping and commerce. The water over
came a. obstacles and msds IL ysy into
siorsgs and manufacturing houses nssr he
eezst some buildings gave way under The
great pressure. and II a. cases their con-
tents wsrs seriously damaged Gigantic
waves swept fbe decks - vessels
ID the hsrbers and tbs crews
rere washed overheard Ancaer ehs 10
vers snapped sssunesr ss n they
hsd been threads ard tss vessels NE
feathers. wsrs carried bitber sno timber -
- wind sns hurled agsinst the coast
snd dashed sEsinsi ons another. - some
iastsaoes craft vsrs carried hsifs nile mo
the cities or Whole blocks 0f houses sad tress
bsiug battered down - TIE vessels car iaslr
passexs through ths stress.
HsvsDa presents noFel HEht its
streets and pnbiic squsrss raiso nieh Fltn
fHs rg5rs 81 demo- sbed o8iidinEt sno oso-
- ~ e-srv description. gTs Z the srFess-
sncs of bou asr6ss Cfr. TIE vs'srs u
Hsvsna Bsv beng closs = pent ~ within
10 susl hsreoT tksT ACQUIRED trsnnen-
does force srd sestrsF-o every hing WITH p
ther reac1 EsB0rts ~ snlls 1shtE- :
carrs. from a parts ~ t5s lssn1- lns
Ios. - Csrssnss = , scsd a s 30 90. Ins
rfef vus.ss sso'o tebsoco crop hss been
r1ines. sn8 if j. ssa $40 99a osoBo'
-arsr - lssSss Nets srgls bouss - -
stsss N a. Gusos sTgo ssny vessels
wsrs at snd rher crevs Drowned
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

today dsalsi the petition for revocation Of
toe sentence IN the case 81 Judge Terry.
rho ~ss oomr-ittei % fsil fer contsnpt of
court Ju5zs Terry. in h's petition.
eslnsi that be did not intsnd % sAg or
do .arthing fsrssrectf8i % the courf. snd
thar he did not ssssulf the rrsrsssi until
fast cfsosr bsd f-st ssssaitsd him. I1s.
tics Fisis in denying ~ petition. rates
thsf Tsrr7s statements srs not IN accord
snes with tne acts - 1ssT occurred 1nfer
tas ina nsdisfs chSsr~sf on ~ ths C0Ert ~
vita the scoounrs OF 0sae- psrres present
6orfnx fhs troubles
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

"a Iaaz4. a4fssa a.rtFr - tns
sapsrsrltLoA 81 Ess friss.

"a Iaazaz a4tssa AsrsFr u tn@
s4p@rsEltioa 81 Hss friss.
So FaAscisoo. sept lea ths Col
orzio RIVER 10 tie eastern sad "a oaa
Bsruariiao eounty, Tor Ias past 10
most1s strange disease hss sstaeksd
ss-a.ssrs Of ne N0ists Tribe. is spread
a. lasI oceans AlsSni8z aad a council -as
lad Every s4ek IA ne tri0e wss present.
Tas 1sdlelns nsn sat zround huge a9ls
-nssa -as q ed ~isA herbs. zsn ths
alsss a.a sssn 1Slisf = teAc1p.ul II ths
h4ald go soarsd do~a tss tnsozts ~
nae plse0a and aad as mate. TIE nae
sird, when released, rsS assv. tas isG4sis
islI tyll< On tas Eroanc- Tue meilclos
asn Ga I'D " Iasif feet and declared Tat
theTs sas -itsh ia The tn0s. The female
b1d aad dlea ~ails ths male bird had
10ss Away. ais tsst determined
i1e seK Of the -itch- With yels
sad iIzpTecatlons TIE ffsnLsd
oueks thsa drove a. their women Ia
sasis de 70 NAsrs ne shite pigeon laF.
Flak.ly ay01ng sqaa~ dssgnter Of s sub
ehisl stepped out 4ad vas &00ut 70 D.ek up
ne bird shsa t1s msdicin= men. With loud
yslls - izsd the girl asd piniOned hsF sFms
Tue nrsg squ4s % touch ne bird was the
faLsi test oi guilt. The posr gtrl, who vas
0Ct IS years Old sss stripped Of hsr cloth
lng ted 10 = STAKE and allow nrs built
sroaRd her. For Two hours she fingered
ia asfai ak0ny 1nd while her dea IN
screams allied ne ar the braves danced
about tas nre aad the medicine men
nuttsred ineantstiOas When morning
came nothing DIT the whitensd bones of
III girl and ashes OF the nIo remained
about tas sake.
TAs disesss from which 50 many Of the
Asi4ve braves have died Is believed 10 De
malignant typhoid fever.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

NAsHvuLE sept. THE Nashville Mil
Company received a tslssrsn today from
Brooks. Lyingston & Co, OF Gainsvills.
FlA. coun5srmsndin< an order for four and
xivisx a. a reason that the yellow fever had
oroksn 0ut thers.
NAsHvILLk. Scot i7.--Soecisl from Wsu-
hafchis. Tenn, ains miles from Chstia-
nooga. SAYS A refugee from Decatur, Ala.
pos OF here By Chattanooga quarantine
oaicsrs. lAst week. disd Of black vomit
Saturday aight as Wildwood. three miles
from hers. A special from Chattanooga to-
night 3saiss that "a. case Uss yellow fever.
sod says the deceased vas victim Of
malaria Or. PiunkstL President OF the
state Board Of Health. has sent physician
o. inVsstigate the matter.
The situation IN tie South arising from
ths y.llor isvsr spdsmic in Florida will De
ftiilY discussed here tOnorror, and among
other thiugs an attempt made % lessen ths
bardships Of needless Quarantine IN GER
tsia localities Tennesses, Alsssma. Missis-
sppi. south Csrolsnk and Illinois will cs
represented in the conferences ey leading
yellow fever experts
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
YOUNG YeAZELL.
Springfield Youth Asked TO support Bis
Alleged Ofsprfsg ssd Its Mother.

SPRINGFIELD. O., Sept. l7.-ssturdsy even
ing Miss Amanda Bsnning instituted suit
against Walter Yeazell for $4,000 damages
for seduction and breach OF promise 10
marry. Three years ago Miss Bennins,
then aged l6 years was 9 member Of the
Yeazeil family. She was an orphan. and
waf looked upon bv kr. and Mrs. fesz>il
as q daughter. Walter. boy Of 10, cspti-
waited the girl and they became en-
gagged 10 be married The old folks
looked with favor on the proposed match,
and II was arranged that the young people
should be married in the suuUmu Of 1855.
Taxing advantage OF the girls position. and
their close relations. young leszell seduoeo
her, and. when he found the result Of their
folly. he refused TO Keep bis promise 70
marry bel, and she finally lost her sere
She new institutes suit against Der psrtdi-
Gus lover 10 recover money for the support
OF herself and babe. Young leszell j. the
scion of prominent and wealthy family
and is wealthy in bis own right having
recently come into possession Of -. 900 BY
the death Of q relative.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

wAsurxerox. Sept t7.-Mr. Cor was
elected Speaker nro tenn 70 set during the
absence Of Nr. Csriise-
Mr. Palmer. from The COMMITTEES on Com
ulercs. reported bscx tns House bill provid-
iax Tor toe srsction of sundrv lighthouse
sud f1g signals on Lakes SuPsri0r. Huron.
Erie and Michigan. and rsngs-hghts on
Lake S. Clair and the Detroit River.
Passed
Mr. Weaver. of Iows. introduced bill 20
prohibit The deposit u puhiic money IN The
Nsfansl hanxs or othsr banks sxcsDf for
courunei i's0srseweuts Of the public
fand. Referred
~ Dirgisr offered resolution calling on
the President for infarmstiaa a. g. whether
tae rights 1f American fishermen have been
violated bv the Canadisu authorities ~it8ia
the past vear and IL 80 WHISTLER ae has
rs1siiafed ~ he n 81 suiharitv 90 10 under
the act ~ March S lss- Referred.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Tie NlacAra river = faTcr11s hzH-t f1r
So swzEc-zS Arv c8ol sve1irE tkcnsan nCs
cf tAezs t-~lsss hras a'sy bo Saen Aovering
zzr - sorfssss IN p1rzaat e tAsiT r7inE-s
irssct prsv faeF srs nscstT - tss v5iss
k.slEisd Ep~essz Rrz-1g sts ssv tssv rsr-A
n ste tz1e-rs-h ~1rss ~ tos roafSs1s. 81
sher h1a6 s. rsr1zz rlaT - Esars = loug
seaszcs. Tke-s - ne EoTs vz41atts Slrd
t-,aa re x-s4lorv. sd s1uL.ry ,iisge1 sIcrss-
r~a 80 Eys no 80 - - tssz sclely fcr
she saks = HcrASlcaT sc -. oe 01zzSesS---
Szx&>.s &sxs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
Sritrhm-n In Serian.

sr. LoUIs, Sept 1.-The Suitchmens'
Mutual Aid Association met here in ma
tiOnal convention today. There are about
i've hundred delegates in attendance. and
they represent every state and large city in
the Union. The great question before the
convention is the federation scheme pro-
posed AZ the recent meeting of engineers in
81. Louis The proceedings today began with
amorninx parade. Then the convention as
semoled IN the Olympic Theatre, and Was
addressed by Acting Mayor Allen. sx Gov
ern0r Johnson. Grand Master Monaghan
OF Chicago. and others. In the afternoon
the convention went into executive session
and passed upon reports by various officers
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

FRrsssrs. s-ut. f7.-Cspfain Vsn esie.
40 has i1st returned from ths Cauxo
eountr7 states h sn interview shsf -
asdsves thst he hinself = ths rsn de-
s,-fhei So wtite pssna and who .
szit n have hee1 seen in tae Sshr-~i-
csreei district He ssFs raat a. - -
riur7nr ef he year as ha5 sanaesr -
rnnfic.s wita the asrrss n sas iirecffaa
~ Fstr-ai- l.srssf tapfsIn van 1-sies 10
s>r 'rffsr corresponds WITH shst ~ rse
tehi1s sssbsf a. gwen ~ he natives vac
rerartsr h's nressscs ~ the aisfrct
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
THROWN ON IT'S SIDE.
Crash Caused by an Accident on the Big
Fnur.

CTSCISNATI, Ohio. Sept. IA special
from Indianapolis says that az the Big
-Four express train. en- route from Cincin-
natl 70 Chicago. was rounding a curve near
that city lsst night, the trucks Of the pas
se1Esr coach mounted the switch
sDG the car ~ss thrown on its side
The coach vas crowded Win passengers
The most seriously iniursi Of whom was
Robert Psit0n. Of Toledo. whose leg vas
thrust tsrssEh a window. eating sn artery.
A y. Clark. sditsr 81 the Collar Chrouicis
VS. also thrust through = windov badly
emitting BE wrists. and " NJ Heath. Of
Mt Sterling. Ill. Thomas BEckhsuser. of
Nscomb. lI. T. V. iewis Of sasHuse.
Ohie snd Edrsrd Aclsfferv. Of this city,
were $50 painfully injured. while a number
esCsped vita slight brgisss
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
THs DAY ~ CONGRESS-
s-assor Blsir's Hetioa To Reconsider tho
Chinese BtIi Lost


Chinese Biii Lost
WksarssroS. sept. T.-hr. Mitchell in
treduced bill 70 reduce letter postage 10
one esnt an ounce. Laid on the table.
he also gave notics that be would. on
THURSDAY. submit some remarks on his
motion 70 refer the Presidents annual
message.
Mr sherman offered resolution direct
iry me Con nitfse on Foreign Relations TO
INQUIRE INTO and report st the next ssssion
OF Congress- the state Of relations OF the
nitsd states with Great BSitsin and the
Dom inion Of Canada. With such measures
a. ars sxpsdieut % promote friendly.
commsrcial a. and political intercourse. the
Com nit1es % have iesYe % sit during the
recess of Congress he asked thst the
resolution lie over till tomorrow and said
that BE- 9oa'd taen address the Senate
briefly upou t.
Tns hour II one having arrived the
Senate proceeded to vote on Mr.. Biairs
motion % reconsider the vote passing the
Chinese Exclusion bill The motion was
rsiectsd-vsss % nsys 2i. SO the bill
remains passed and nov goes % chs Fresi-
asnt for bis approval.