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The Delta independent., 1890-07-22
A Brave Life Saver.

ATLANTIC CTY, n. j., July H.
lack Williams, the life saver, again dis
;lnguished himself yesterday, the life he
saved from the cruel waves being that Of
IN eightyear old boy named Robert Leh-
nan, of Philadelphia.
The boy had got beyond his depth and
was too much ightened 70 call for help.
Williams had been watching him, and
'eeing that be was evidently drowning,
dashed into the water with his usual dar-
ing plunge. A powerful overland stroke
orough. the brave young life guard to the
irowning boys side in an incredibly short
time, while the parents of the little fellow
Tho now fully realized their child's peril,
stood on the beach in terrible suspense.
When Williams reached the boy be was
sinking the last time. He was light
burden for the sturdy young life guard,
who quickly brought him to his now de-
lighted parents. Vigorous treatment soon
brought young Lehman to his normal con-
iition. His parents were profuse in their
hanks to Williams
The Delta independent., 1890-07-22
Watching the Railroads.

The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has decided three cases OF Proctor &
Gamble against the Cincinnati Hamilton
& Dayton road and others in favor of the
,omplainants. The opinion was written
oy Commissioner Veasey. 1t states in
effect that the complainants are large
manufacturers of soap at Cincinnati In
the official classification common soap
stands in the fifth class in carload lots.
The defendant railroad companies have
Always given it the rate of fifth class ar
acles, but for many years prior to May,
lSss, they charged the complainants for
,nly net weight, the gross weight being
,ne sixth more than net weight; but since
May, 1859, they have charged for gross
weight without diminishing the rate per
hundred pounds. The effect of this was.
'ays the opinion, to charge one-sixth more
Tor the same service than had before been
charged. The charge for transportation
Inder the net weight practice, the com
missioner finds, was reasonable and Just,
without complaint on the part Of the ship.
2crs or carriers. 1t is therefore held that
he increased charge by the device Of
charging for the gross weight, being one
sixth advance for the same service, was
lnwarranted, as it operated to make the
rate unreasonable.
The Delta independent., 1890-07-22
A Female Mob.

BuDA-PEsTH. July 17.-Though 1t
contained tragic element, the town is
laughing to-day at . singular riot which
happened here yesterday. It was the re-
suit Of FREQ exhibition Of tho trousseau
belonging 70 the Princess Thus. Taxis.
Before the doors Of the building where
the exhibit was To be given q crowd OF over
600 women assembled. They demanded
sudience in . body and when the officers
declined 70 admit, the party attacked the
police, the ushers, the messengers, in fact
everything male within sight with para
sols, finger nails and vehement execra-
tons utterly routing the force placed there
and putting tho uniformed officers TO ig.
nomious flight The crowd then surged
into the exhibition rooms and stated their
curiosity to its fullest extent Meanwhile
the mounted police had been called and
their Gathering down the streets struck
terror 70 tho weaker sex, who made an.
other rush for the orening. trampling to
death In their haste and fright two women
and seven children. The police remained
In possession Of the ns,ld together with sew
crsi carloads Of pars soils. hats, bustlcs.
blonde wigs, etc, and miscellaneous spoils.
The Delta independent., 1890-07-22

A Fine Hospital.

The trustees of the Roosevelt Hos
pital at New York are considering plans
for the new VIM. ]. Syms operating thea
tire, as the addition to their theatre is to be
called. Now that the proposed contest Of
Mr.. Syms' will has been abandoned by
Mrs. Mary E. Serrell, Mr.. Syms' sister,
the legality of the s20o, 900 left to the trus-
tees for the operating theatre is entirely
within their control, SO that only matter
Of choice as to plans is causing the delay.
The theatre will be large building, al
most square on the ground plan, and will
be on the northwest corner Of Ninth Ave
nue. and Forth. ninth Street. The ediice
will cost nearly s25O, 900, the remainder Of
the legacy being devoted to the creation Of
fund for the purpose Of securing the or
dinary expenses of the institution.
1t will be the largest and most complete
operating theatre in the world, not except
ing the famous one at Berlin. While NOM
inaily it will be the operating theatre Of
Roosevelt Hospital, it will be open to clin-
les, especially to the students of the Col
tege of Physicians and Surgeons.
The building will be in all probability Of
brick and granite, the facade ageeing in
general design with the other hospital
buildings surrounding it. The entire man
lgement of the institution is by the terms
,f the will placed under the direction Of
Or. McBurney of Roosevelt Hospital, and
le will superintend the details Of special
construction of the theatre operating room.
The Delta independent., 1890-07-22
To Receive a Royal Prince.

NEWPORT, Il. l., July l7.-Thoueh
Prince George of Wales may not arrive
for month, society people are all in q
flutter. Ward McAllister, who has charge
Of the arrangements, is being applied te
from all sources for tickets to the grand
cotillion. From present indications he
will be Mt his wits end to keep the mum.
bcr down to his original limit ESQ.
1t Is understood that the subscription 1,
800 and that each OF the subscribers will
be allowed nine extra tickets. Mr.. Nc
Allistcr has promised to eclipse all his
former triumphs on this occasion. Pinan]
has bccn given carte blanche, and the
decorations arc to be especially elaborate.
Orders have been sent 70 New York bv
several cottagers for decorations. and
Newport will be In holiday attire when
the prince arrives.
Louis I.orillard, whose estste, vineland
ls ono OF tho most beautiful In Newport
will probably give luncheon In honor oi
tho PRICE. His entertainment must nec.
essarily be of quiet character, ~ he /,
utill in mourning. Tho prince will cali on
George bancroft, but tho venerable hi.
torisn will not be asked to entertain hin,
on account OF his great age. Tho Wander,
bilta are to give = dinner at tho Breaker,
70 tho prince. and II arrangsmenta can ~
made thsrc will b . dance later. NJ,
Psrsn Stevens will sive dliuuer h hopor
Of ~ pgincs. Thew Ar thsss sahw ~,
psss - - eaves.
The Delta independent., 1890-07-22
National Expenses.

Mr.. Cannon, chairman of the House
appropriations committee, emphatically
lenies that the appropriations by Con-
yress at this session for the current fiscal
year will exceed the revenues. He esti-
mates the appropriations at $3.50 ,0oo. 900,
and as the ordinary revenues Of the gov
ernment for the fiscal year ended June 80,
1880, are reported by the treasury at s40a, :
oss,0O0, under existing laws there is no
reason to anticipate less sum from the
ordinary revenues during 1891. The pos
tai revenues for 1891 are estimated by the
postmaster general at s65, ,4l+, 900 making .
total of S467, ,4e4, 900. Dsducting aggregate
appropriations of $3.50, 600 900 there will be
. surplus Of sil5, ,49i, 900, which is more
than ample to meet the requirements Of
the new pensions law, and the reduction
Of taxation from the enactment Of the
Mckinley bill, estimated at 81, ,OoO, 900.
The Delta independent., 1890-07-22

MIR. Blaine and biz partner have
peld W natural bridge n Wsst virxlaia
- esupasy = saelteAs,s ~ WeAseA
The Delta independent., 1890-07-22

The story conss from Burlingtou.
New Jersey, Of . woman drowning her
bahy h tAs river aftss AaviAe ssuea IL
~ taPssAss, - ~ y sssaA ~ ~ -
The Delta independent., 1890-07-22
Not an Original Package.

Judge Foster in the United States
District Court At Topeka made an import
ant decision in Original psciage' litiga.
ton, which had not before come into court.
He refused 70 grant the writ Of babeas
corpus asked for Frank c. Mcclure of
Lyons, Kansas, agent for 4 Wholesale
liquor house, and remandcd him back TO
the Sheriff Of Rice County.
Mcclure had received . wooden box Sc
curely nailed and containing ffty bottles
Of whisky, each bottla tied up In paste
board box He opened the box and sold q
number OF the bottles. He was arrested,
tried bcfor, Justice and given los days in
jail. His attorney applied for the writ be.
fore Judge Foster. Judge Foster WAS OF
the opinion that Mcclure broke tho origi-
nal package In opening the large box, and
sold in other than original psckases-
The Delta independent., 1890-07-22
Senator Stewart Praise. Colorado.

Senator Stewart, OF Nevada, In
speaking before the senate the other day
regarding irrigation, took occasion 70
highly extol the irrigation laws of Colo
rado, saying Colorado has got the wisest
land and irrigation laws Of any State in
the Union. He said: "The State owns
tho water and the people make their own
regulations for the distribution of the
water. No company in Colorado can con-
tinue to live there and monopolize the land
and tho water. The State controls both.
The States that have been coming in, Mon,
tana, Washington and the others, have
copied their constitutions from Colorado,
and that IL tho sentiment which prevails
throughout the whole Of that region Of
country. They will not allow large com
psnies to monopolize the land or the wa
ter. should like to have any philosopher
Of law road what Colorado has done.
have read the laws Of every country where
irrigation il practiced, SO far as could
get them. have examined their laws
and their usages, and l must say that Of
all the States Of this country or else
where, there never has been as much wis.
dom shown IS has been shown by the peo-
pie Of Colorado in their laws for the dis
tribution Of water and OF land. They have
taken hold Of the subject strongly and the
prosperity Of that State is due to it.
The Delta independent., 1890-07-22
Overcome with JOY.

A poor washerwoman rAmed Mrs.
Mrs. Matte Wood, living at Fayetteville,
Arkansas, made an application some time
ago TO = pension agent for back pensiou
from hcr husband, who was drum major
In the federal army. When she received
word from the agent that the pension wss
secured and in . few days she would re-
ceive q, 900 ~ back pension, she was q
The Delta independent., 1890-07-22
INC people q Boulder have to 10,

Tho people At Boulder have to look
sharp Of late lest thsy meet boar in their
yards. The other evening two boys went
up Into Highland Lawn, at the foot OF
MAXWELL Mountain, 10 turn Tie water on
the berries they were raisins. They saw
what they thought 70 b . man picking
berries, and went up 70 ses him. lnstsad
Of man, Il proved TO bss bear aad two
cube. Badly frightened, tAs bays ran To-
wasds Aoms ysllinR Bear. oearl" There
w. ~ ees usas ~ vhe hed . ssa Asa
NM M ~ ~ 2 bees.
The Delta independent., 1890-07-22
Tn. Revolution in San Salvador.

A letter has been received at New
York which Gives the following faots in
regard 70 the change of presidents in San
Salvador and thc death Of Prcsident Men
endez. The letter IL dated Guatemala
City, Julyd, and says:
On June - the president Of Salvador
was TO give rovicw Of the troops sta
toned at the capital and 70 give ball at
the plaza In the evering In honor Of tho
nth anniversary OF his entering the capt.
tai under the banner Of the Liberal party.
Everything passed OF quietly during the
day, but in the evening, when the presi-
dent was dancing at the palace. the build
Ing was surrounded uy the troops and an
attack made upon IL
Tho president rushed TO his private room
and ssixing his sword and pistol, ran to
the main entraace TO the plaza and fired
into the crowd Of soldiers In front He
then stopped back and Immediately fell
dead into the arms Of the attendants. The
report was given out that he had died from
= stroke Of spoplcxy, brought on by ex-
element but this assertion is denied, and
It 10 stated he was shot through the heart
by one Of tho soldiers. General Eseta
then seized the palace and issued . proc
lamAtion declaring himself president, but
not mentioning his party.
The situation Of the Central American
states 10 peculiar. The convention for the
union Of the states has been signed by
Honduras, Sen Salvador and Guatemala,
while favorable report has been received
from the state Of Costa Rica In regard to
signing H. The convention will also be
presented 70 Nicaragua noxt year. It being
TOO late this year, a. the senate has already
met Escta has sent word that he will
agree TO every policy Of tho four other
sSpahlics except that on the union Of tho
states. This - Il stands 10 aln,ost an
open declaration Of war, and II remains 70
DO seen whether Guatemala and Honduras
will endsavor TO make San Salvador live
up TO the agreement
General Eseta, tho now president was
raised by Menendes from the post Of
betty ofacer 70 the governorship Of santa
Anna. Several dAya bcfore the rlsing,
Essta came up TO the capital with i,oo0
soldiers pretsnding that he was 70 Join In
tho festivities. In making his arrange
msuta for the overthrow Of the govern
meuA he gave orders that Mensndes
should not b harmed, but Il turned out
that his orders were not obeysd.
Mr.. Blaine and his partner havn
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-04

in favor of employing the teachings of the
! b Die IN the settlement OF public affairs.
and the insertion of the name of the Sa-
preme Being in the Constitution. The
platform also approved the Blair Sunday
rest bill, and all the measures against gam.
olIng, pool selling and the liquoT traffic. A
committee reported that call had been
made upon the President, who received
them kindly.
The President, they reported, said that
Tor very good reasons he did not wish to
be compelled to make response 10 their
address setting forth the objects OF their
association, and added that its objects were
so complicated that he would require time
for their consideration.
Story's Address.
WASHINGTON, April Sd. = The House
Committee on Pacific Railroads heard
further statements by Moorefield Story, the
attorney for the Union Pacific, supple
mental to President Adams statements,
and including figures, which he promised
10 file with the committee.
Story submitted a copy of the pending
bill to fund the Government Indebtedness
OF the Pacific roads, containing amend
ments suggested by President Adams to
meet the case of the Union Pacific.
The changes of consequence proposed
are the abolition of the Government guar
antee of bonds to be issued, and provision
for cancellation upon the full payment of
bonds and readiustment of the amounts of
the payments, somewhat upon the plan
proposed in the case of the Central Pacific.
so as to fund half of the interest for thee
first ten years and thereby reduce tn
amount of first payments with a CORE
spending increase of ult innate payments.
Visiting Alabama.
WASHINGTON, April 3i.-The House Com
mlitee on Judiciary appointed a sub-com
mittee to visit Alabama and neighboring
Southern States and make an investigation
of the alleged improper action of the Court
officers in instituting all prosecutions with
out reason, for the purpose of collecting
fees. 1t is also charged that sentences in
criminal cases have been suspended with
out warrant of law.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-04
TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The Idaho Admission Bill Passes the
House Of Representatives.
THE SPEAKER COUNTS A QUORUM.
Assistant Postmaster General Clark.
son Expresses His Opinion
on Prohibition.
ESPECIAL DIsPATcHEs 10 THE RscoRp-us,os,l
TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THE SPEAKER COUNTS A QUORUM.
ESPECIAL DrsrArcHEs TO THE rscoRp-unos.l
THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
Assistant Postmaster General Clarksc
il TnferyiaUad

Assistant POstmaster-General Clarkson
is Interviewed.
WASHINGTON, April 3d.-In an interview
to-day regarding the prohibition move
ment IN Iowa, First Assistant Postmaster
General Clarkson said that the prohibition
law had seven years trial and while ii
proved an admirable law for agricultural
counties and smaller towns, it has failed to
find public opinion to enforce it in the
larger cities and in counties on the Missis-
sippi river, which were largely settled by
people of European birth. 1t is an open
fact that it cannot be enforced in such
localities without State constabulary,
which the temper of the people would
never permit.
The Republican party has never been
united in support of the measure. As
many as fifty or sixty thousand Republi-
cans opposed it, but have gone along with
the party willing to see the experiment
tried.
Now that it has been tried for seven
years and failed in part, they insist the law
should be amended to give prohibition to
50 per cent. of lows, where public opinion
favors and enforces it; but that some other
method of regulating and repressing the
traffic should be given to the 20 per cent
OF the State where experience shows it
NEVER CHI De enforced.
The demand of yesterdays Convention
for silent platform will be successful. 1t
is not the temper of the Iowa people to be
silent on any question. The present Leg
islature shows. in my judgment, DISPOSE
ton to modify the law as amended by ex-
perience or actual trial.
The suggestion for another vote on q
constitutional amendment does not meet
the question. Seven years experiment
should be followed by action. Besides,
do not believe it right to vote anything of
an experimental character into the Consti-
tuition.
All the good people wish to reach is such
legislation as will be nearest the right and
the most repressive of the LIQUOR traffic,
and, If possible destructive of it, but COM
mon sense must regulate in this, as in all
other affairs of men.
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.
The cigar manufacturers who made an
argument yesterday in opposition to the
tobacco schedules of the new tariff bill to-
day filed with the committee substitute
which will be acceptable to them. II is in
tended to correct the proviso in the bill
which subjects to duty as wrappers at 50 rs
pound the entire contents of any bale OF
leaf tobacco containing any leaf suitable for
wrappers.
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
The Situation Along the Lower Mis-
siSSippi Valley.
THE LOUISVILLE RELIEF FUND.
The Plumbers in Chicago Are Out
for a Strike-They Claim TO be
an Underpaid People.
Especial. DISp TCurs tn TyJr prcopp.- 7
EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
THE LOUISVILLE RELIEF FUND.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRp-USros. I
EASTERN TURE.
A Fine Animal Falls Dead While In n

A Fine Animal Falls Dead While In a
Race.
GUTENBERG, April 3d-The weather was
clear end the track fast to-day, and the
races W ere attended by a very large crowd.
An accident happened to one of the racers
which proved fatal. during the prosress of
the first event. The distance to be run was
three-quarters of a mile, and when the bell
sounded as signal for off, the horses
were all bunehed and running close. Just
before the half.mile post was reached, the
spectators were Mortified to see Weasel.
rode by Griffith. stumble, and, being un-
able to regain her feet, she fell with her
rider, and sustained such injuries that
death resulted shortly after Ii was at first
thought the jockey was also killed, but as
the animal stumbled he released his feet
from the stirrups, and when the racer fell
he sprang from her back. AS Weasel was
one of the hindmost, the escape of the
jockey from instant death is attributed to
this fact. The death of Weasel caused
considerable talk, but it was purely an acci-
dent. The rest of the programme was
carried out and the winners are as follows:
First race, three quarters of a mile
Amalgam won; POntico second, Bob C.
third. Time-1:16i.
Second race one mile-Top Sawyer won;
Re-echo second, Thad Rowe third. Time
-1:433.
Third race, one-half of a mile, Priscilla
won, Eclipse second, Lord Harry third
Time, :4s9.
Fourth race, ,thirteen-sixteenths of mile,
Kenwood won, Flambeau second, Dal-
syrian third. Time, l:223
Fifth race, one mile, Lotion won, Glen
dale second, Wahoo third. Time, 1:444.
Sixth race, seven eighths of mile, Nep-
tunus won, King Idle second, Wonderment
third. Time, 1:294
AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, a pril 3d.-Pleasant weather
was drawing card for the races to-day
and large attendance was present. The
track was fast and good time was made in
the different events. The races resulted as
follows:
First race, three fourths of mile, Beck
won, Onward second, Facial B. third.
Time, lit.
Second race, one mile, Cornelia won,
Frank Ward second, Pelham third. Time,
1:47.
Third race. three fourths of a mile. Shot
over won, Nina w. second. Faustina third.
Time, 1:l7i.
Fourth race, eleven-sixteenths of mile,
Village Maid won, Bess second, Gypsy
King third. Time, 1854.
Fifth race, one and one eighth miles,
over five hurdles, Jim Murphy and Bas-
sano ran dead heat for first place.
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They Make an Appeal to the Iowa Legis-
lat

DEs MONIES Qa.), April 3d.-The Anti
Prohibition Republicans are following up
their movement of yesterday by direct
appeal to the Republicans in the Legisla-
ture to change the prohibitory laws. The
Executive Committee of the new associa-
ton has prepared an address to the joint
Republican caucus of the Senate and
House, which was submitted tonight
Among other things it says the situation of
the largest and most important cities of the
State, and indeed of many other of the
communities, is deplorable. To leave them
as they are, subject to all the evils which
absolute free whisky can inflctis little less
Than treason. There never was a time
when whisky was so openly sold as
at the present time in the large cities.
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