davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06
Wr6cimy czy ME
do Ojczyzny?
Lwowskl Comes, pod redakcya
y. M. D. Chamskiego, pisze:

Lwowskl Comes, pod redakcya
p. M. D. Chamskiego, pisze:
,,K4oca sic polscy ,,mezowie
stanu" W Ameryce 0 to, czy do
wolnej Polski, wr6ca polacy z
Ameryki, czy ME - a " rezulta-
Gle, musi tax bye, DO %inaczej bye
ME moze, IL jedni wroca, a dru:
dry ME wr6cq. Ludzie zes}ani
ma Sybir, gdy i'm wolno powrocic
do Ojczyzny, ME wracaja., Znafem
osobiscie navel taklch. l ME dla-
tego ME warcaja, zeby przestall
bye polakami, lecz re zysk}ali
tam sobie dobrobyt spokdj DOM.
Zycie ludzkie ME jest take d}ugie,
ably MONA by}o W MEM kllka
razy ~niszczyt kilka razy rozpalat
ogniska domowe... kto diva razy
W zyciu rozdmuchiwac musia} ogni-
ske rodzinne i tworzy1 sobie dom
- ten sic dobrze musi namyslee,
czy mu starczv si} i zdrowia, ably
trzecl raz m6gl rozniecit og'en
domowy... Me potrzeba Ameryki
OF, u mas we Lwowie, gdy cz}o-
wick ma rodzine, kawa}ek chleba
stosunki, jake sic trudno pre-
niesG do Krakowa, hub Warszawy,
ehct go tam dusza ciagnie... IRE
szta, pc co to tie }apania ryb pred
niewodem- MECH no wprzod be-
die wolna Polska ajuz potem po-
staramy SIG o to, ably z najdalszych
stron swista powracali do niej jej
synowie."
- ~ Y 1TyN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06

zaufanie do ludzi niknie i kazdy
zamyka sic sam u sieble, ably sic
ME stac ofara drugiego.
Polacy W Nebrasce, o lie MI
wiadomo, poczynaja sic krzatae o.
ko}o polspszenia swej doll, a mia
nowicie doll r6lnika. w tym &C.
lu juz wielu %przystapi}o do Zwia-
zku Farmer6w,, Farmers Alliance,
Niestety artyku} W Gaziecie Pol
ski 40 Nicbrascc z dnla 90 stycznia
niebardzo pochlebnle o tym Allan
sic sic wyraja, a mianowicie sta
ra sic przekonac swych czytelnik6w,
jak zgubnem to stowarzyszenle Jest
ola mas Polak6w i katolik6w.
CT co naleza do Alliansu cal
klein temu zaprzecza1s. (Redaktor
Gaz. Poi. 10 Mebr. widocznis zaprze-
dab sic handlerzom zboza i ola te-
60 dolki kopie pod Z%wlazkiem far
mer6w.- Redakcya Warusa).
O pogodzie W Nebrasce MONA
smia}o powiedzisc, re jest bardzo
piekna. lima Il mas zaledwie 3 ty-
godnie trwa}a i teraz many praw.
dziwis wiosenna pogode, tax IL "a
pare tygodnl rozpoczna sic tn Ia
siewy wiosenne.
Konczac, za}aczam przsdp}ate
ma Hiarusa, aby wan dodac tenn
wiekszej otuchy l pokrzepit was ma
si}ach PREY fabrykowaniu tax do
skoua}eJ broni ma wrogow, jaba
jest w{asnis Warus.
Ia. NJ. Polski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06
List z Nebraska.
Paris, Nebr., IS stycznia
SzanOwnv Maisterknf

Szczesliwym trafem dosta} mi
sic do reki Wiar1s. Przeczytawszy
60 z uwaga, przekona}em sig, re
ia gazeta pisze czysta prawde, a
najwiecej mi sic podoba!o, re Maj.
ster navel samego monarchy z
Minneapolis sic ME leka, jeno tax,
jak kazdemu pospolitemu smler-
telnikowi, prawde wykuje. Jake
tez TAXI wolny mularz mole bye
glove Zwiazku, do kt6rego prawie
tylko sami katolicy naleza! MECH
re on sobie jedzie pa paku}ach do
Kanady, jak jego serdeczny przy-
%jaciel, dawniejszy generality Sc
kretarZ.
Zwiazki l towarzystwa sa CO
prawda potrzebne = nam tn W
Nebrasce ich trzebal gdy jednak
cz}owiek okiem rzuci ma swat
dzlsie]szy i obiude jego, wszelkie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06
PfACCIE IA WIARUSA!
z DIV DolSkiCh
w AMERYCE.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. =

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. -,
Tutejsze narodowcy czyli Stanl-
slawlaki juz wiecej ME urzadzaJa
mitlng6w ma Wiaruso, DO ma
posiedzeniach ME mogli sic Ego
die; jedni m6wili, re Wiarus czy-
sta prawde plsze, a drudzy sic "a
to okroynie szarpali. Teraz zas
navel zlosnicy widzq, re W1aruso-
wi mic zrobit ME NIGGA, ~jeszcze
ich osmleszy i wstydu IN narob1
- vice siedza spoko]nie. Jak tn
by} zfodziel zyd z Chicago i part
ner jego farmazyn, to powietrzu
lch nosili i z muzykami oprowa-
dali po miescle, lecz juz jeden i'm
oczy wytarf a ten drugi i'm popra-
WI, re navel dwoch tysiecy diu-
GU, ciazacego "a ich hall W sklepie,
ME beda mogli zap1aclc.
rs. BARANOWSKI obja}
zarzad parafi polskiej W Wausau,
Wis.
w PLYMOUTH, Pa, puszczo-
ny zostaf przyw6dzca Polak6w
Wilkes czyll Wilczewski ma VOL
nose, "a stawienlem 5 tysiecy dol.
kaucyi. w zaj6ciach winni take
Litwini, ktorzy mieli pie
banii okna powibiiac i napastowac
polsklego wikarego.
z MARTY dniu 26 stycz-
MIA W Pine Creeku. Wis, S. p.
Jozef Cierzan, liczy} codopiero 40
lat. Ma pogrzeb, ktdry odprawi}
ks. R. Guzowski, zjechali sic licz-
nj przy]aciele / krewni MICROSCOPY
ka-razem Is p%ojazd6w. Pozosta-
Ia pc nieboszczyku wdowa z pie
ciorgiem dzieci a ~dziewczeta i /
chtopczyk). w testamencie farma
i ca1y majetek, z zawarowaniem
prawnie przepisanych spadk6w ola
dziecl, zapisane ma wdowe.
GOLARZ p. Ludwik Pierzchal-
ski, ktory d}uzszy czas mieszka} W
naszej Wlnonle, bawi obecnle W
East Saginaw, Mich. w tych dniach
przys}a} nam ztamtad 5 nowych
abOnentow.
ORGANISTA p. Was z Polo
nil kupi} realnosc W miesscie Me-
nasha, Wis, i za}ozy tam salon j
grocernia.
Stub We wtorek, S stycz.
MIA, pobfogos}awii Wiel. Ks. Prob,
Guzowski W kosciele W Pine Crceku
Wis, zwiazek mafzehski pomiedzy
p. Bernardem Narlochem z Dako
ty a parma Albina Puczyhska Z
Dodge.
CHICAGO.-W dniu % sty
cznla wyswiecony zosta} W tutej
szei katedrze ks. Szularecki. PR
micye odprawi W kosclele sw 10
z6fata W Milwaukee.
LITEWSKIE GRZYBY "
AMERYCE.-Z Buffalo donosi nan
nasz dobry przyjaciel p. Anton
Majzner GAS Towsend str.), il n
post nadchodzacy lm%portowa}
Warszawy zapas suchych grzybd,
litewskich i juz do kilku miejs
Polakom wysial przez express
Cena S 100 "a funt.
WIADOMOSCI
WIELEBNY KS. DUTKII
WICZ hadzia w nrzvsZlym tYrnl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06

Ma REUMATYzM.

R h e u m atism Ointme n t.
Lekarstwo ME dawno temu wy
nalezione ma %wyleczenie reumatyz
mt przez A Iberia b o.
VEGA Winona, Mimi; i paten-
towane II kwietnia 1883. Jest Pc
wnem lekarstwo przeciw bolom reu
m%atycznym kazdego rodzaju W ra-
mionach, przegubiach, kolanach.
kostkach j wszystklch innych sta
wach cia}a ludzkiego; leczy take
Dol g}owy znany pod nazwa sick
headache
Podziekowanie.
Leza}em chory ma reumatyzm
i potrzebowafem wielu lekarzy, lecz
laden ME by} W stanie mi pom6dz,
ola tego uda}em sic do p. Pro-
chowicza W Winonie lego me-
decyna natychmiast mi pomog}a.
Herman Deilke
Winona, MINI.
Przepisy y:
Wlej oko}o }yzeczke cd kawy
tego oleju przeclw reumatyzmowl
W dion j natrzel mleisca dokucza-
jace zw}aszcza stawy; trzej p6ty,
p6ki olej ME wsiaknle W cia{o j
powtorz. Jezeli stawy napuch1y,
WEI siarki proszkowatej, posyp
MIA nieprana we}na i ob16z miej-
c d~okuczajace. Uzywaj oleju, iak
powyzej diva razy dziennle, a gdy
Dol ustanie raz tylko dziennie.
Setki list6w Cd lu.
dzi, Ht6rzy zostall W y.
leczeni przez mole O.
k 8 W O, swi a d cza {
d | nosci teg6z.
U~zywajc;e tego lekarstwa ne
boil g}owy; uzdrowi vas z pewnos
cia. Potrzeicie glove doskonale.
CENA BUTELKI $l.00.
Fabrykowane tylko przez
A. PROCHOWICZA
POI East End street, Winona, MINI
M. Kowalewskl, agent. Nov. 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06

wanna n%iekt6rych swoich spraw O.
sobistych. Tymczasem oswiadcza
p%ublicznie, re ten, kt6ry powie-
dzlal, jakoby Ignacy Pierzyna
miaf go skrzywdziG, szkaradnie
sk}ama}. Plerzyna raczeJ wiele do
pom6g1 ks. Dutkiewlczowi i cd
niego j%eszcze Pierzynie cos sic ma.
ley.
POWIETRZE W Winonie, pc
srogich mrozach, znowu z1agod-
nia1o l teraz many cd tygodnla
odwilz PREY miernem clepls.
SLUBY.- w poniedzia}ek, 3
~stycznia, polaczeni zostali W pol
skim kosciele slubem ma}zenskim:
MARGIN Kosobucki z parma Marta
Redzihska, Franciszek Masyga z
parma Anna Malotka %jeszcze jed
ma para Sol p~odrozeje, jezeli
tax dalej pdjdzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06
DOM
MIEJSCOWE

WIELEBNY KS. DUTKIE-
WICZ bedzie W ~przysz}ym tygod-
niu W dawniejszej swojej parafii
W North Greek, Wis, ola uregulo-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-18
Large silk Firm Embarrassed.

NEW YORK, April l7.-Thcrc was "A big
failure In the silk trade to-day-that of
Louis Franks a. Co., raw silk importers,
who were also manufacturers Of silk ut
Patterson. y. J. Liabilities are said TO
be upwards of $4,000, with nominal AS
sets of 81 ,2DUO. The causes attributed
for embarrassment was the inability To
raise money to meet maturing obligations
owing to the stringcncy Of the money
market, stoppage of accommodations by
banks and losses 10y recent failures in
Patterson. II is said the firm lost in all
the recent silk trade failures; that they
had been carrying great many small
concerns, who do not pay promptly and
find difficulty IN making collections.
Their outstanding accounts are large and
they were liberal in credits. They gencr-
ally carried stock of about five hundred
thousand dollars. Much sympathy Is ex-
pressed and bope that they will get an
extension.
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A ChInaman ina F,..

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, April i7.-Three
Cinnamon who attempted To cross the
frontier short time ago, were sent back
by United States customs officers to-day
Two had Canadian customs certificates
and were passed. Lem Sing had no pa
pers and was hustled back TO the Ameri-
can side. There the officers would not
let him in. and Lem has been waiting on
the bridge since. and is likely To stay there
some time. The collector here tele-
graphed Ia Ottawa for instructions and
was told Ia send the Cinnamon back.
Americans have telegraphed To Washing
ton, and meanwhile Lem is waiting.
Late tonight he was allowed on this
side for the night. He will probably he
put back on the bridge I'm the morning.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-18
ENGLAND'S FINANCES
The Budget Presented to The Commons
BY Goschsn.
Revenues and Expenditures Exceed
the Estlmatos-A Reduction OF
Taxes that VIII Aid the
Laborer.

LONDON, April 17.-Goschen, chancellor
OF the exchequer, presented the budget In
the commons to-day. II shows the ex-
penses exceeded the estimates by Eli goo
and that the receipts exceeded the esti-
mates by over f3, 100000. Commenting on
gross revenue from alcoholic beverages,
f2O, ,265, 900, Goschen said the figures
showed universal rush to the beer bar
rel, spirit bottle and wine decanter. II
was q circumstance that must be de-
plored. A closer examination would not
diminish the surprise, for the largest in
creases had been of all spirits in the world,
from rum. II was mainly at the sea ports.
II was an extraordinary histori-
cal fact that in the years 1875
and 1876 the greatest drinking years
recorded, there was precisely the same
rush and precisely the same proportion OF
revenue from different spirits. Increased
prosperity there fore, meant a great in
crease in the consumption of alcoholic
drinks. The postal receipts exceeded es-
innate by f10O,000. Revenue from tele-
The exact surplus reached f3,22l 900 The
total reduction of the national debt for
1889 reached the sum of fS, 295, ,O0U. This
amount added to the reductions of the
previous two years made the grand total
Of E23, ,323 600, the largest amount ever
had IN the reduction OF debt, in the same
length of time. Proceeding to the
estimates for the coming year he
estimated the expenditure at $751;
S57 900 and the revenue Mt f90, ,406, 600.
As to the disposal of the surplus he pro-
posed among other things to reduce In
dian and colonial postage. The apprentice
agreement stamp to be reduced and the
ished. Tipplers, who had largely pro-
duced the surplus, would have q chance
to redeem themselves, owing to a retluc.
ton of the tea duty of two pence per
pound. lCheers.I The duty on currants
will be reduced from to 2 shillings, per
duty, temporarily imposed i'm 1889, will be
taken off. Inhabited house duty will be
reduced and all working class tenements
under go rental will he exempt from
house tax. [Cheers.l Turning from inn
perial to local finance, he proposed to
raise the revenue for country council
purposes by an increased duty of pence
barrel on beer. This would yield
81, 100000. He hoped the friends OF
temperance would be satisfied and pub
licans take the broad view of the question.
Goschen spoke three hours.
In reply TO Mundella's complaint that
nothing had been done for the cause OF
free education, Goschen promised that
the subject should be dealt with Mt the
next session. He also hoped to deal will
the currency question, but would reserve
the opinion regarding the issue of pound
notes. Sexton said gross injustice had
would resist the governments proposals
by every means In their power. Forma
resolutions were adopted authorizing tn,
proposed increased duties. Gladstonian.
I'm discussing the budget in the lobb,
called it the 'dissolution budget"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-18
POWER GETS FIVE YEARS
Sentenced for Ills Crime TO the Extreme
Penalty Of the Lav.
Sanders VIII Serve q Term OF Three
Years - Carter Sees He's
Been Fooled and
Is Sad.

Special To The Standard.
WAsHINGToN, April l7.-It was lust
Powers luck To draw the long term in the
senate into which he had bought his way,
and Montana must put up with him until
1885 unless some epidemic should sweep
him of. Sanders and he were provided
with desks to-day. They were put on
the back row. the "Amen row. iii In
called, along with PettiRrew, Moody,
Pierce, Wolcott and other new men. The
terms were drawn from a box and Sand
ers thinks that his luck has gone back on
him. II Is his belief republican will
have hard ''sleddin" i'm Montana in 1s8s
when his time is out. The presidents
determination to have the silver bill
passed ahead of the tariff bill Is
now being advanced smoothly. The
house republican caucus committee on
silver insist upon the Conger or Window
bill. The senate caucus committee de-
mands that the senate proposition shall
b. accepted. Window considers the
senate proposition worse than free coin
age, which he is against, and he objects
TO IL because IL will refuse to let him buy
silver in excess ofproduction of the mines
OF the United States. Harrison Is ex-
pected to veto n free coinage bill or any
thing that calls for practical free coinage.
Carter is indignant because hides are
on the tariff bill. He had set his head on
taxed hides and Massachusetts, beat him.
There were no nominations to-day so
that Mr.. keppler will have TO postpone
taking the Anaconda postofiice for a day
or two. IL Is expected that his name will
go In Tomorrow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-18
BRIEF TELEORAMs.

lIKH> Ano, Miss, April Martin Futrell,
rolurr,l, was hanged yesterday Tor the murder oi
hts wife.
ELIINnKrH. y. j.. April E.-scommodore'
Louis ;. >rhNartl Who i said o. have introduced
lager beer int" this country, died yesterday aged
AMuEHsT, Mass, Apnl i7.-Rlehard IA.
MatheT, professor of Greek In amherst college.
di~l last night after a long Illness Of eaneer OF
the bowels.
who my sterously disappeared rrcrntly, has tels.-
graphed from the Canary Islands that he will
return In May.
LONDON. April .-Giailstnne. in writing on
the sable't oi coplIigh convention with Amer
lea, says: when the harbarism Of protection
rssss Ia opprvss the country we hope the present
plan will take form worthy OF ~ great ma
tiOn.
VIENNA, April ~ The miners strike Is RAP
idly spreading Al o>tran. IN Mora,ia. military
1cupled the mining district and expelled the
agitiiors. Ia a conflict with the troops two men
were wounded.
NEw NoRk, April i7.-Rey.. Dr Cuyier, who
retired from the Islstorate of the Lafayette Ires-
byterttn church, brooklyn, last night after ser
vice of ~ years, WAS presented with a purse Of
SD.01p 40 tor each years service. He was
greatly affected.
NEw YORK, April i5.-Rear Admiral Braine,
commanding the brooklyn navy yard. has re-
! relSed official notice from the SECRETARY OF the
navy of court martial To try Commander Me
Gala lie pfuinItly notified McCala that be
Was under arrest. Pending the result OF th.
| trial the commander surrendered his sword and
returned To the Enterprise.
CHICAGo, April Eli j. reported that Vice
President Harris OF the Chicago Burlington 4
| Northern will succeed Nce President stone OF
| the 20 and that Hamhlin. general freight agent
| ~ the Burlington 4 Northern, will be made gen.
| has further reduced the passenger rate from
Pueblo 10 Kansas CITY tu 80 alleging cuts hN TIN.
] Union Pacific and Burlington fron Denyer
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-18
Free Trnders at Work.

WASHINGTON, April l7.-Senator Cullen
to-day presented a petition signed by
many citizens of Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, Wis
consin, Minnesota, Michigan, Colorado.
Missouri. Kansas, Arkansas, North and
South Dakota and Washington, praying
that sugar, lumber, salt, binding twine
and materials entering into its compost
ton be admitted free of duty, and that a
cut of at least 80 per cent be made on
wooden, cotton and linen fabrics.
Senator Plumb presented a resolution
of the Newton, Kansas, board Of trade.
protesting against the imposition OF any
duty on ores containing lead imported
from Mexico and favoring the negotia-
tions of reciprocal treaty with that
country
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-18
The LABOR AGITATION
What Tho Strikers are Doing At Home
and Abroad.
Twelve Thousand Men on Strike In
VIenna-The Situation In
ChicaRo-Weave
on Strike.

CHICAGO, April E.-Fortyssstrikcrs of the
Chicago Gas Light company struck last
night against a reduction Of wages. They
are endeavoring to organize all the gas
works In the city and II Is barely possible
there will be general strike and the city
be left In darkness.
CHICAGO, April l7.-Striking carpenters
to the number Of 5000 paraded through
the principal streets this afternoon.
Large crowds gathered along the route
and occasional cheers of sympathy
greeted the marchers.
NASHUA, n. H., April l7.-As was ex-
pany's mills went on strike this morning,
the weavers and spinners all going out.
The mills are shut down. Eight hundred
hands are out. A demand for an increase
In wages is the cause.
vienna. April 17.-Riotous coal miners
at Ostran, Moravia, have compelled n
complete cessation Of work. Troops
guard the houses occupied by miners who
are willing to work.
The latest news from the disturbed
mining districts is that the strikers at
ncked the soldiers and three miners were
killed and many wounded. Twelve
thousand workmen in the Wittkoyitz Iron
works have struck. Troops at karwin
fired among the rioters. Several persons
were wounded. Mine owners of Rahonitz
have asked the governor of Prague to send
troops. The Ostran strikers tonight at
tackled the sugar factories at Kunzentlorf
and Batiman.
BERLIN. April 1.-THE executive COM
mittee OF all United Guilds requests MEM
bers OF the guilds To warn workmen who
propose To take part in the labor demon
ctration on May that they will incur the
risk OF losing their places II they do so.
PoRTLAND, April lit is estimated
now that 800 carpenters, bricklayers and
other tradcsmcn are out of employment
in this city by reason of the lockout de-
clared by the Builders union.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-18
Tn. san Frao,,.ro Races.

SAN FgANcIsco, April i7.- Fiftccn-six-
t.cnths mile Glenn won, Kildare Sec
ond, Applause third. Time :37k.
All jockeys except two were fined $40
each for disobeying the starters orders,
and the judges allowed the foul claimed
10y Kiltlare's jockey aud awarded him the
race, displacing Ida Glenn. Applause
took second money. Sheridan third.
Three-guartcrs milc-tlomer won, Fairy
second, Conrad third. Time :I5h.
Mile heats-First, Coloma. time 1:t3;
second. Dave Douglas won. time As
third, Dave Douglas won, time :isL, Co
Iona second, Jack Brady third.
Mile aud thrce-eighths- Farrow won,
Able second. Pliny third. Time 2:.,3.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-18
A LIVELY TIME.
Land Disputes at spokane Fall. Assuming
an Interesting Phase.

f.nhd DIsPutes nj spokans Falls As.umIng
an Interesting Phase.
. ST. PAUL, April 1.-THE Pioneer Press
Spokane. Falls, Washington, special says: :
The recent decision by Secretary Noble
thathe would hear the testimony in the
case Of the Indian, Enoch, who claims to
have taken up a homestead on
the land now nearly in the
center of the city, from which he
was invcigled by one Crowley, and
the Northern Pacific has caused great ex-
citement. All last night lots were jumped
in the disputed tract and hundreds of
shanties erected on valuable property
This morning the property owners tore
down some, but in some cases the shanty
pons and remained masters. Some OF
the property owners had the jumpers ar
rested for trcspass. The property i'm
volved j. worth five or six millions.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-18
FOR HARBoRs AND RIVERS.
Twenty Million Dollars Appropriated by
the New Bill.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE house
committee on rivers and harbors to-day
completed its appropriation bill. The to-
tai appropriation is little over S20,0o0,-
QUO.
Among the items in the bills are the fol-
lowing harbors: California: Humboldt,
$4,000; Oakland, S250,0O; Wilmington,
$4,000; san Luis Obispo, $4,000; San
Diego, $D, 500. Oregon: Coos Bay, $l25,-
600; Yaquina Bay, S125.0O0; Nahalem Bay.
$1,000. Rivers: Mississippi river. from
the head of the Passes To the mouth OF the
Ohio river, Ss,0o0,000; survey from the
head OF the Passes 10 To the headwaters,
$1,000; from the mouth of the Ohio Ia the
mouth OF the Illinois, Si0O,OUO; from the
mouth OF the Illinois to the Dcs Moincs
rapaids, S165,0D. These amounts include
several appropriations for harbor work at
different points. Illinois river gets Sl9O,OD0
and the Illinois and Mississippi ship canal
TO connect these rivers, the Hcnnepiu
$4,000.
Missouri river from the mouth To Fort
Benton, S9O0,0O0, OF which SlO,OpO may lie
expended above Sioux City.
California: Sacramento and Feather
rivers, sD,OO; Napa river $1,000: San
Joaquin river. S15,OO.
Oregon: Canal at the Cascades. 500,
600; Upper Columbia, including Snake
river, Oregon and Washington. S3O.OOO
Columbia river, Si25, 600; Lower Wilamett,
and Columbia river in front and below
Portland, $4,000; willamette river abov,
Portland, Sll,U0; Coquille river $4,000
Suislaw river, to commence construction
of jetty. SD,UO.
Washington: Skagit, Stilaquamish
Nootsack, SnohoInish and Snowqualm,
rivers, $1,000.
The secretary of war is authorized Il
make n survey ana estimate the cost Of
ship canal of % feet depth and suitabl,
width iD shadows of connecting waters %
| the lakes between Chicago, Duluth an,
Buffalo. For examinations, surveys and
contingencies. and incidental repairs fo
which there Is no special appropriation
| rivers and harbors, SaDO,OOU.
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AMONG THE RACERS.
Events mt Memphis.

MEMPHIS, April 17.-weathcr threaten
ing, track slow.
Two-year-ol,ls. half mile-Annie Brown
won, Philora second, Black Knight third.
Time 53Ii.
Seven furlongs Mary T.. won, Carlton
second, bonnie Annie third. Time :37H.
Three-year-old fillics. mile aud an
eighth-Lady Blackburn won, Maria X
second, Fairy Queen third. Time 2:07L.
Mile and "A sixteenth -Hockscye won.
Hypocrite second, Ernest Race third.
Time 80.
Milc-Mountain won, Willie NJ. second,
Carrie Burke third. Time :5iI..
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General sher,nan's birthday.

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE 10Th birthday
of General Sherman was royalty cele.
brated with a handsome reception ten.
dered him by the League club. The
building was tastefully decorated. Gen.
eral Sherman, supported by Chauncey
Depew and Secretary Noble, received the
guests, who as they passed by extended
their congratulations. The list of distin.
guished statesmen, diplon9ts, judges and
army and navy officers who passed before
the old general was lengthy one. The
reception continued until "A late hour.
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KANSAS CITY, April 17.-Henry Graves,
a travelling salesman. stated to Chief OF
Police Speers to-day that i'm July, 1887. he
saw at Los Angeles, California. William
{. Wrighteman, for whose alleged muir
der in 1886 James Sherman was arrested
at Springfield. Mo-. day or two ago.
Chief Speers regards this as convincing
evidence that wrightcman was not muir
lered. hut disappeared In hopes the in
surance company would pay over 10 his
heirs $4,000 in policies.