The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-04-08
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over the defeat of the silver bill, an
nounces that he will join the third
party.
The Radicals attempt to overthrow
the Argentine Republic was a failure,
and the excitement has about Quoted
down.
The House of Representatives passed
the Chinese exclusion act Monday
morning by a vote of 179 to AZ.
Secretary Blaine's health has been
steadily improving for two weeks and
he is able to be at the Department Of
State.
The week in the United States Sem
ate has been devoted to the discussion
of the silver bill based upon Senator
Morgan's resolution.
The proposed review of the navy in
the New York harbOr at the time OF the
opening of the Wosld's Fair will prob
ably not be had, as no appropriation
will be allowed by Congress.
Senator PETER, of Kansas, thinks that
Harrison wilt be nominated by the Re
publicans, but that he will be,beaten by
Cleveland, who will be the Democratic
nominee. He says the financial ques-
ton will be the leading issue OF the
campaign.
Spanish convicts revolted at Granada
on Tuesday. In putting down the rebel
lion the soldiers killed one and wounded
two others.
A lumber trust has been organized al
Macon Ga, with 50, 900, 900 Capital.
A gun-cotton factory at st. Petersburg
exploded Monday and nine men were
instantly killed, pieces Of their flesh be-
ing found half mile from the scene.
Windows were shattered a mile and
quarter away.
Gov. Albeit OF New Jersey has disap-
proved the bill legalizing tie Reading
Railroad combine.
A Hungarion was killed Monday
night at Johnstown, Pa, while attempt
ing to right his pipe by an electric light
One woman and six girls have been
recently arrested in Idaho for stage
robbery.
Thousands of Confederate veterans
have gone to New Orleans, where the
annual reunion will be held to-day and
tomorrow.
Minister Egan has been granted leave
of absence to come home. He will
leave Santiago soon.
Republican members of Congress
filibustered Tuesday on the free wool
bill, and the House adjourned with out
taking any action. 1t was intended to
bring the bill to a vote on that day.
Advocates of the Bland silver bill in
Congress threaten to obstruct other
legislation unless vote Is allowed OF
that measure.
whitelaw Reid yesterday rendered
his resignation as minister to France.
1t will not take effect until his successor
is appointed and confirmed.
1t is reported that ex-Speaker Reed
will retire from Congress after the ex-
piration of his present term.
Justice Lamar is improving.
The election Wednesday in Rhode
Island resulted in n Republican Legis-
lature, which will choose Republican
Governor.
The Supreme Court of Nebraska rem
dered decision Wednesday, which de-
stroyed Thayer's last hope of again &C.
Cupy bhO NAoAA'
There was such a storm of protests
over the decision OF the committee can
wasting the Democratic primary vote in
Louisiana that the Nc Eneryites again
nominated McEnery, and he will be
candidate.
Ere nch anarchists last Wednesday
blew up with dynamite police station
at An gierS.
A boiler exploded at Island City,
l.. l., Wedn esday, killing four men.
Thousands of boomers are gathered
in Oklahoma awaiting the opening of
the ArapahOe and Cheyenne reserva-
tons to settlement.
Nine people lost their lives in a fire
at Fort Madison, Ia, on Wednesday.