davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
HEALTH IS WEALTH

DK l.. c. WEsrs NKaEE ANo BsATv TREAr-
NM. = guaranteed spect6c Tor Hystegia DizEi-
ness. C0nvul>ious. Fits. Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache. Nsgyons PsostratlOn ssused bv the
use ~ q cohai OF tobacco. " ak efuineSS Mental
Depression. -ofrsning Of the Brain resulting
IN insaGity and leading % misery. decay and
death. Premature Otd AGE, BarrenneSs. Loss
sf Power in either sex. Iuvolua tarv Losses and
Spermaf0rrhra caused 81 sver-exertion ofthe
brain. Sef-abuse or 0Ter-intulgence. Each box
contains 0ne months treatment. sl.00 3 box
or six boxes for $500. sent 6y mall prepaid on
recelpr o. price.
NE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. Wign each order received
b. as for six boxes accompanied BY S5.0o. W.
viii send the purchaSrr one written guarantee
O. reiu.d TIE money II tEe treatment d. Oes not
eject a cure. Guarantees Issued oniy5Y
WHITE 4 WHITE.
Morton H0use Pharmacy. sole Agents
90 M0nrUe-street. Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
The estimated population OF the rC
naming twenty States, based upon th
re turns already made. is as follows:
is as follows:

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-The Census
Bureau announces the population of
Joliet H., as 81, ,407-increase, 1850;
per cent. 1851. TX
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
The DEEP WATER HARBOR.
The Interstate COMMITTEES, In Session at
DE. Moines. Issues an Address.

DKs MoINEs. Ia, Oct 1o-The Inter
State Deep Water Harbor Committee
was in session here Thursday. Thirty
members were present, representing all
the States and Territories in the
league except Arizona and Wy
oming. The general committee united
in an address 10 the people OF
the great West explaining the origin OF
the committee aud the work done and
extending conrratulat tions TO the mem
bers OF the presen tGongrsss The ad-
dress explains tbatwhile the bill ap-
propristing 50. 200, 900 for the improve
memt OF Galveston hsrbor did not reach
final vote in the House, the river and
harbor bill contains an appropriation OF
$780, o0o 20 begin the work and author
izes the War Department 20 enter into
contracts for its completion 10 the
amount asked in the original bill. 40
that the committee has practically
obtained from Congress al that 1t
asked.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

10Th ths method and results When
Syrup Of Figs Is tsksa; IL is pleasant
and refreshing % lAe taste, a.d ats
gently yet promptly en- the Kidneys.
Liver and Beuels, eieznses the sy<
tsm efieetssally, dispels colds, head.
aches aud levers and cures hahitual
constipation. syrup Of I Eigs Is tia
only remedy Of is kind ever pro-
dueed, pleasing to the taste and ac-
eeptsbls 70 the stomach, prompt in
its action snd truly beneficial In ia
Effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, rs
many excellent qualities commend it
30 al and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale In Soc
and 81 bottles By al leading drug
gistA- Auy reliable druggist who
may lot have it On hand viii pro-
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes 20 Try IL. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIe syrup co.
sAs fRAscIsco. ca.
toossygEE. 81. sEx rost. W.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

Sold everywhere. Price. CUTTCURA. 50c.; Soar.
&c REsoLgESr. 500. Prepared by the POTTER
Dare AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
fTSenc for How TO cure Skin Diseases. "
81 pages. 50 illustrations, and leo testimonials.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
MORTAR SKIN.
Covered with Sraies-Avful Spectacle
Cured in Five Weeks By the
Cuticura Remedies.

am goins 20 tell you CT the extraordinary
cure YOU TfCURk REMEDIES performed on
me. Ab5ul the lst of April last noticed some
red pmPles Ike coming out all over my body
but thonrnt nothing OF it until some time later
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

DlnPLES. hIack-heads red. rough. chapped,
fiIii and oily skin cured by CUTICUEA Soar.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
cALLFORNla Ee sKRuP CO

sAs fRAscIsco. cAL.
toossu1EE. 81. sEN ros<. W.
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= Die Republitaner bon Bel @ountp
baben ben Dolimeilter bon Bolton, &id.
ter s. g. Oferbout OILS @ouberneurss
tanbibaten enborfirt. ginem 8eridters
ffotter gegeniiber fpridt fi9 6err Otter.
bout gesen bic Characterization
aus, fhr elm prattiftes Megegeieb aur
Snfanbbaltung ber 2anbFraben; fur
cine Bewi0isuug fir elm SnpaIi6ens
bars. In mel9es ni9t riur er.conf6oe.
rirte Solbaten, fonoern aud tranfe,
b~erfrippelte ober ertperbsunfdbige 0es
teranen aus benz meritaniI1en &r:eae
aufgenommen tperben. 1nb 3tpar fols
len nur bic 3inien bes Rapitals fir ben
3wed berbrau9t perben, bas 2apital
ieIbif aber an ben Staat auridfalen,
tuenn Der lebte 0eteran 5u ieinen Sd.
tern beimgegangen lit. &i6ter Oiters
bout lit aud oafar. oaB Der Staat QUE
S@uleu unent9eItli6 NIT Bldern Der.
iorgt. Ser PIan III, BOB bsr Staat bic
u6tbisen G6ulbR6er In Mohe anfauft
unb He ben S6ulborfebern liefert. 9ie
Bi6er bleiben gisenthum Der S9uIe
unb eeben, tpenn He nod in eutem 3us
fanbe finb, BON 2lohe gu &IaRe iiber.
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Muerlet.

Die M,beiter an Der Wc@1iQis
8abn baben ben Sonntag benubt, um
oas @eleiie bur9 Nabarro, 5traBe au
legen. Sie Babn f6neibet bier Bic
Gommerces unb Martet>, fpdter aud
bic neue @rodettfraBe. Sn Mnbetradt
bes TETS febr lebbafteu 8erfebrs eri9eint
urs bet puntt einigermaBen gefdbrli1.
= Cine uusebeure Meni9enmenge
mar am Sonntag i'm San pebro part
periammelt, nm bic &hnfte bes prof.
Ring au b%enuaoern.
Sn San Inionio faisBen bic
3eiiunsea aus Der @rbe. Neben Der
thanksgiving" iii nun aud DoIten's
n0olfs5eitun9" wiebereriianeen 8eibe
Bldtter inb, ME man su fagen pflegt,
Doraigli9 rebigitt unb tppograpbii9
brilliant ausgefaitrt. Die en9lli6e prei.
ie erbdlt ebenfaQs 3uma6s, inbem Sol.
5. g. MeucOmb bas @rl6einen ieines
"The White Republican anqetinbigt.
- Ser beriibmte JaI ber Woo6peder
unb Sap5ir0s bon &i6monb, Sort
Beno @ounlD, 1T nod bier uerlest pors
ben uno fol am 8. September i'm 81.
Sifrittgeridt CUR gerbanblung Tom.
men. @s 1T ieoo6 MISREPRESENTATION,
baB ber SAT auf llebereintommen Der
parteien bsri9oben perben tpirb.
: Ser i'm pDenner Republican"
uuo in Der .,Neu Oort WorIb" perbrei.
teteu Nadridt. baB in San Nntoniu bic
Blattern in beunrubigenber Weife berrs
f9en, III Mopor galasban enereii6
eatgeaenaetreten. Sn @emeirf9aft nit
Or. s. 5erf, Yrdfbent beg @sfunos
beitsratbes unb Or. Braunagel, fdb.
tif@er Nr3t, be3ei1net er bas gum S1as
ben ber Stabt ausgefprengte @erh9t
als b6smilig erfunben. Sm garsen
Sabre fno bier nur fieben 8%latternfdGe
borsetommen. NusenbIidlii9 giebt g
brei in ber @iabt, bic idmmtIi9 3ur
8eferung nei9en. Die &ranten tparer
tets uolfdnbig absef 5loRen. 9ie Wdr.
ter I'm Blattern. 6ospital finb entlaHen
uorben, Ueil lie nidts 5u tbun baben.
= Mm @amfag UNI Mitterna9t
tpurbe In Der 2ofopas 6traBe butter benz
Yapilon fir Jarbiee elm G9uB abge.
feuert. Ser Weger Safe Wurrap idob
auf Sim peterfon; 8eioe ffritten unl
bic gbre, cine buntelfarbige G96ne
bonn Bale mad 6aufe fiibreil gu birfen.
Der S6uB ging febI, Murran nabnl
&eiBaus unb Peterfon blieb als Sieger
auriif.
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9ien a g, BEN 4. Hopember

OttH "a y, Den 4. III Q
1890
in ben neri9iebenen Counties bteies
Staates flr bic 4nnabme ODER Nblebs
nung Obtger Nmenbements CUR Staais.
8erfaRung.
. 0ieie Nbtimmung iol ~ebgebalteu
werben on ben beri6iebenen 5timms
pldben Der Wabl,B reeiutte Der beri9iez
benen Counties bes Staates, unb ie
miro g~eleitet bur9 bic betreHenben
Wablborffeber. Sos &eiultat Der Obj
ittmmung 1T feif3uitelen in ueberein.
fimmung nit ben 9taaiss @eieben urb
III uebereinfimmung nit ben geFims
mutgen bieier Proclamation.
Sd bei6einige bies 6ur6 uns
sA ter3eidnung meines Namens
49, uno unter 5in5ufigung bes
Studs elegels.
It n, Seras, BEN Is. SuIi 1890.
L. S. ROSS,
Mttefirt: @ouberueur bon 5sras.
J. M. MOORE, Staatssg efretdr.
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= Wdbrenb Wm. 9utdeion bon
Benton, Sas., i'm uergansenen Geptem,
Der OUT einem 0ieb' unb pferbefaufges
i66ft in Seras mar. tuurbe er, bermutbz
lid in Golge bes We6iels bes Srints
poflers bon einem befti9en Nnfaa BON
@bolera Morbus uno 9iarrboe beimges
iu9t. Gin gpotbefer rietb ibm. Cham.
berlaius @olic, @bolera unb Diarrboe
@emebp gu nebmen. Die apeite Dofis
betDirfte cine %boqfdnbige Sur unb ct
empfieblt bas Mittel Mnberen angeIe.
gentli6ft. Gum 8ertauf gu 25 unb so
Gents per GlaI6e bel &. @ohn & &c.,
5. Salteper 6 Son unb alien 9rug:
often.
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9 eriMtisnn q.
SCR u ntpnip. l. SEPT.

Gan NntDnio, /. Sept. 80.
Wie Der unier3eidnete aus Der bon
ben biefgen englif9en Bldtteru pers
6feniIi6ten 2iffe Der Delegaten Der res
publitaniI9en gountp > Contention i'm
WiIFons $ Garten our Staats . gonbens
tion erfebt. III iein Name oiefer 9iife
biusueefdgt potben.
Der unter3ei6nete triinI9t bierburh
au eonfaiiren, bob or tein Ssleeat 1T
unb anH Niemonben autorifrt bat, fei.
men Wamen in bieiem 3ufammenbanee
au berubsn. ct tpobnte feHer @onueia'
ton ausi9lieBli9 In Der gigeni6aft
ols Beri6terifatter bel uno feline Nuf.
helung dig Delegat erfolgte ro9oem er
bic Derfammlung DerlaRen, obue iein
WiHen uno iuiber ieinen Wiaen.
Or. artbur &o@s.
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@ladltde seute ans snoieua.

@m. Timmpn8, gORmeiRer in Sbapiue, Snbiana,
f9retbt rDa8 Electric 8itterS@ bat mir nlebr senutt,
olS ale an6eren Meebietnen 5uiammensenpmnen, sesen
oue Bite 8ei@perben unb eethen, pel9e bic Gclse bon
mer unb gteb5a&ter Sobn 2eSlie, e~benfaas BON Sba=
Stue, fast: $50 talte electric gttterS fur bic bette
Mebietn, bic eS stebt, i'd babe mid mad ibrem Ges
Elm Gtlenwaaren gambler ~berielben Orti&aft, iast
yGleetrte 1itterS TT Seraee Das, mas Semanb brau1t,
heien Geiunehett total vaut ben Sunb setpmmen ttd-
ME man 81 fagen pfests Ditr bat es bic @eIunbbeit
rteberseseben unb Id babe pteber Gppettt unb neuen
Sebensmutbl ~
Die Elaiae foiet nur so Gents. gu babeu in alien
apOtbeteu. Dreib, Ghpmpfpn & Co., BbOleiale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-01

- Der 7Oidbrise Maibsp Mrmz
ifrong in @rafOu, Gn,, iogt. BOB ct ies
ben 6Ommer, 10 LANCE er fi6 3u erinnerrt
ueiB. nit Diarrboe geplast mar. Or
bat piele Webi3inen berfn9t, aber ni9ts
fomrnt gbauberlaih'5 collie, Cholera
u1b Siarrboea Remebp eIsi@. Oiefes
Nittel tpirft prompt, it iiets auDerldiRg
unb nit Dofer bermif@t lei@t su nebs
men. au6 2inoer m6gen es. Bum
8erfauf BEL q. @obn & Co., +. &aIts
eber & Sobn unb alen 0rusgifen.
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RmdIens Mruiea.eaIhe.

Die bette SaIbe ber &eIt *. Shuttte,
0~uetf9unsen, eef@Dire, Gieber. unS Saut.
ansI4las, 5l.Ste. ~setPrunssas Sdnbe, 8ref.
beule1l nno ate Santirantbeitea turirt Sd.
s @ssis;ss;'an 0s sa,o istns pc Ssssas blu s., ssais.
tnriderfatset. rs Gents bic S9a@teI. Bum
gersauf tn allen apotbelen. Dreib, abomp.
lon & Co., &boIefaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-01
9euti@ @ngltide gdbmle,
san Nntonio, Eeras.

aner!annt tiidtise 2ebranfaIt fir anaben
snb Mdbden ; felt brei6ig Sahren in reaer
s8irfiamieit gortrefRiGe 2ebrtrdfte unter Be.
malrter 2eituns. Der engIif6en Gprade uirb.
Die Der btutsden. bole Rednuna aetraaen.
aueernem unterridt i'm Gbanif9en. eini9er.
.1aben borbereitete S9iIer Fnben ieberaeii
Gufnabme. Ndbere Austunft ertbeiIen Ser
s.. @roos, grdibent bes SduI. Boraanbsf
unb B m. 8arbed. Director Der apfaIt.
Beainn SeS neden S&uIiabres am L. Sep.
tsmber.
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@Ieihe innal

Salte 6aIten nnb bas austrodnen Der Saut
bur9 v9eaureIIe Oil" fern. @rbaIte
Dein frii@es, roises Guaieben. Oiss MitteI
berbinoert Gustrodnsn Der Saut unO S9laf.
werben Der 3iss. erbaIt bic Saut rein unO
sefdmeibis. $l.oO bel Drussifen obsr frantic
bei @rpre6 fur $l.o0.
6. g. Bells, SerI.b gith, q. s.
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@abl Mm5eigem.

@ir fnb auiOrifrt, GERM 8 ra %. Sepitt
oils Ranbibaten fir oas Amt bes COUNTY.
anefor8 bel Der 8abI ant A. Mobembsr
anauseiseu.
@is iinb autoriTrt, Serrn &. 81. Marti.
nea oils 8anbibatea fur B%ieberpabl fir bas
Gmt bsS 8onifabIerS bes /. Rretintts
bon 8erar ScuEtb ansuseissn.
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@ruusetaemtbmms . ilebertrasumsen.

@runoetaentbmmtS ilebertrasunsen.
gbas. u. @tiereu an 5. s. 8urns,
II Grunb Hide on Monterep sStraee,
(Prospeets6il). "a. 200.
u. 3. Oe9mann unb 8. W. Burns
ON s. s. Burns, 8lod aus benz @iips
Got 1853, Monterep : StraBe. "a. 900.
Mnbreas @embler an Wm. unb s..
@embIer, $50 Ader 2anb ON Ger Sa=
labo. o., 300.
Wm. @emblsr on Gr. gembler, 1928
Ader on Der Galabo. 4l,400.
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B6r San Nntonio 8usep unb @a'
gen So. Dos neue 8useps unb Wa=
gen. @ei6dft &c.. II Mefieite, Militdr
plasa berfauft fir turse 3eit elm Bugsp
nit @ef9irr FIT SIS baar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-01

pirb elm Qnabe I'M alter bon 1918
Jabren Der beuti& lefen fam. Ra@s
Sufragen In ber Office Der
.Greien preHe Fur 3eyas".
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WerIanat

elm Gnabe bon IA Dber Is Sabren fur
Store : Mrbeit bel
u. Brunsmid& Son.
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DssbaIb erlafe i&. 8. g. @OB, Sou.
nerneur bes 6taates SeIas, in ueber.
einHimmung NIT ben anorbnungen
Der obisen gsmeiniamen 8eiOluiiOnen
unb fraft Der mir bur9 BITE 0erfafung
unb bur@ bic @efebe bes States bets
liebener Ma&tbolfommenbeit. biers
bur9 meiue Proclamation, bur@ tuel@e
ID sine &bhimmunq anberaume auf
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Gtab1irt 1866.
T hos. Goggan K Bros.
San antonio. geroS.
Can Antonio, Seras.

SIM Gaae bon Rrantbeit ober
nnslId genabrer mir ifets
ldngere 9eit. Shit 4bputbefen.
Noten fam biss nidt sei9eben.
@,r brauden uniere Noteu
t,nb Siderbeiten ni1t an 8an.
f'er8 ODER Gelbberleiber au
truuSferiren, um nit benz @elb
infer @efddft peiteraufibren.
Bir brauden nidt tobe
9reiie gu berednen fir Sn-
frumente, nelde mir anf Seit
berfaufen, um Die 8inien at1
gori9Ihe beranssai@Iasen.
M
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-05
CITY OF PARIS DISABLED.
The Ocean Race flowed to Liverpool by
Two Steamers.

LONDON, March 9Th" Inman Line
steamer City Of Paris. Capt. Watkins,
which sailed from .NeW York. March 19
for Liverpool. and for whose safety some
fears were entertained, she being some
dayS overdue. was spoken twenty-five
miles west OF Crook Haven. this morning.
with her machinery disabled. She was
being t0wed by another steamer. The City
Of Paris sienaled that all was Well.
The American steamer ONO. capt. Sar-
gent from Liverpool for Philadelphia. ar
rived off Crook Haven at 9u,clock this
morning. and Signallrd that the British
Steamer AlderSgatc. Capt. Cheshire. from
Galveston. March :, for Liverpool. was
towing the City of Paris. The OHIO Gneu
put back 20 assist IN bringing the diSoblrd
steamer into port.
Tie City OF Paris. il is expected. will
reach Queenstown at 4 clock this after
noon.
Tie City of Paris passed kinsale. thir-
teen miles southwest of Cork. this after
noon in tow. Ii is reported that both of
her engines are disabled. 1t is expected
that she Will arrive At Queenstown at :.
o'clock this evening. Her passengers
will he glycn Tie option OF landing 1t
Queenstown. and proceeding hy 4 special
train to Dublin. and thence hX steamer TO
Holvhead. or uf remaining aboard the
steamer until she arrives at Liverpool.
Tugs have been dispatched from Liver
pool to tow the tity Of Paris to that port.
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DAM AGE BY SNOW.
Additional Loss OF 100000 at
uisVIiic-Propcrty iii Rooticss
Houses is Watcr-soake ked-Many
Funerals of the Victims OF the
ChnrChes-Morc Financial Aid.

LOUISVILLE, March &0.-Snow began
falling here about p. VI. 1t mcts as
fast as it falls, and has the effect of
gentle ram. But there has been noth-
ing like q heavy storm, and no prospect
OF one. The flakes settle gently, and III
the five hours that the STOW has been
continuous not more than two inches
have fallen. Nearly everywhere rome
measures have been taken To protect
property in the rDoileas territory. In
many places temporary roofs OF long
planks have been put on and in
few instances permanent work
has been nearly finished Tarpauilns
and whatever else will turn water have
been pressed into service, and the dam
age viii be greatly iessened. At the
tobacco warehouses nearly everything
ls under tsrpau!ins or other protection.
Crowds OF men were set to work in
them when 1t WAS pialn that snow or
ram would fall, and farmers COnsign-
ments, along with manufacturers pur-
Chasea, were made as secure ar possible.
In eplte OF all, however, the loss will be-
considerable, and may reach well to-
ward 100000.
No work has been done on the ruins
to day, except by individuals, and no
bodies are reported taken out AnyH here
tu1lLS the cay GGltfai ItONtFFLbus
nave followed each other in quick sue
ccssion to Cave Hiii, 81. Louis. Bertrand
and the other cemeteries, and the city
has been in mourning all day. Many Of
the funerals have been with military,
Masonic or other honorg, and some Of
the scenes have been very Impressive.
Masse- have been said at the tath0IlC
Churches, and sermons preached nj the
Protestant. Hearts have been touched
that had long forgotten sentiment IN
battling with the world.
Oilers OF help continue to come in.
Liberal contributions 20 the fund are ra-
ported from citizens here, and several
from outside. Among others j. n.
kemble Of Fhiladelphi sends a Chec.
for 81 900 TO the Hon. Henry Wattcrson
st jacksonville, Fla, 10 he used here.
Mr.. Watterson Will arrive here Tues
day.
hinetv-four bodies have been rcc0Y-
cred, and il is supposed five or six more
may be found in out-ofthe- way plICea.
Oi the injured the closest estimate Is
I2O.
A dispatch from Marion, KY, Fays
that large portion OF the town Was de-
stroyed and eighteen lives lost. fam
ilv consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Montague and four daughters. and the
mother Of Mrs. Montague, ,IvIEg n the
country, eight miles from Marion, were
crushed to death by the falling OF Their
dwelling
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offered resolution. liich was agreed
10, calling on the secretary o the treas
ury FOR information as 10 the arrival
and departure OF Chinese ION the port
of San Francisco, AMI az 10 the evasion
or failure o. the snti-ChIGese law.
The Senate then went into executive
session, 20 consider the Florida judicial
nominations ard when the doors were
reopened adjourned. In executive ses-
sion d long and exciting debate took
place on the Florida cases, but when a
yCte was called for there wss n quorum
present, and the matter went over
without action.
SAruRDAR, March 39.-In the Senate
the Sena'e bIli arpropriating 93,733S coo
for the improvement OF St. Eary's R;v-
er, Mich, and : ,t}i,tA 0 for the i'm
provement OF Hay Lake Channel, Mich.
WAS passed. Also the Senate bill .o-
the completion OF the entrance TO Gal
weston Harhor. IeN., VIII, Il apurorr-
ates $1,000 ,otD in the aggregate, but the
expenditures IN any year not to exceed
u 5000 u. The conference report on
the urgent deficiency bill was agreed 10.
On mot on oi Mr.. Voorhees, tie Senate
bill appropriating Sl4,6.5 for the pur-
chase Of the Capron collection Of Jap
anese works of art. now in he National
hu~eulu, WHs thkeii up anu Huailt
passed.
MoSp.Y, March 3l.-The deDenIent
pens on bill WAS passed by the Senate
10 day. The first question was on Mr..
Plumb's amendment removing the limi-
tation as to arrears OF pensjOns-m making
pensions on account OF wounds, or IN
juries, or disease, begin from The death
or discharge of the soldier. After dis
cuss:on Mr.. !lumbs amendment VAS
IeCted-yeas. 9; nays, f6. Mr.. est
offered an amendment, providing that
the money necessary 10 meet the ap-
preparation under this bill shall he
raised by an income tax OF per cent.
on incomes between $500 and 8 coo;
:! per cent. between 500 O and 10000,
and 10 per cent. over $'G0,tF0o. Laid on
the table yeas, 30; nays, II. IA strict
party vote Mr. Plumb offered an
amendment to pay q pension OF IS q
month to all vino served ninety days III
the lSte war who are 62 years of age,
or as they attain that age. Rejected
yeas, 10; nays, -. The bill was then
passed-yeas, AZ; nays, l..
TUESDAY, April The experiment ri
sn ] o'clock meeting of the Senate IS
not proving success. A third c.sll WAS
made necessary to- day before a quorum
was secured. Senator Stewart intro
duced a bill regulating the manufacture,
sale and importation Of lager beer. For
the purpose Of the act, lager b. er
is defined to be the beverage
made exclusively from hops, malt
and water. Any other fluid is desig-
mated as adulterated lager beer. l he
bill imposes taxes upon brewers of and
dealers in adulterated lager beer, with
heavy penalties for failure 10 take out
DO
the beverage shall BE- branded "aduter-
ated" AdnteTated lager beer import
ed shall pay the duty imposed on lager
beer. The House hIlI authorizing the
Mississippi River commission 10 pur
chase or hire such boats as may be
needed at once to remove inhabitants
or the overflow districts was passed.
After a brief executive session the SEN
ate adjourned.