Cholera Breaks Out in Several Italian Cities
Reports say cholera has broken out in multiple Italian cities and fears grow that the illness could spread across the country. Authorities monitor outbreaks and warn residents to take precautions.
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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1886
Page
2
Reports say cholera has broken out in multiple Italian cities and fears grow that the illness could spread across the country. Authorities monitor outbreaks and warn residents to take precautions.
General Schofield told a New York interviewer that keeping Indians quiet for a decade or generation would end trouble. He argued that once the old Indians die, no successor will fuel young blood with stories of past deeds, allowing peace to follow and the Indian problem to settle itself.
The legislature adjourned without finalizing several measures after long discussion. A deadlock between the houses doomed the secret ballot weekly pay and wage attachment bills. Only one labor bill passed, prohibiting employment of children under thirteen in manufacturing or mercantile work.
Several states Massachusetts Pennsylvania Ohio New Jersey Illinois Missouri Indiana New York Wisconsin Michigan California Iowa Maryland Connecticut and Kansas have created labor bureaus. The National Bureau at Washington was established in 1884 and the usefulness of these new agencies remains to be judged.
Report outlines a new national library in Washington with a 300 by 450 foot fireproof structure. Estimated total cost, including land, around 3 000 000 dollars, comparing with other federal buildings' large expenditures.
Announcement that Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha and Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul lines will run fast trains between Minneapolis and Chicago starting May 24. Travel times: St. Paul to Chicago 12h20m. return 12h25m. Minneapolis to Chicago 12h55m out, 13h coming back. Trains consist of Pullman sleeping cars with smoking, day coaches and baggage cars. No extra fare. first class only for tickets including various passes and permits.
Lieut Findlay of the signal service reports that recent Minnesota tornado shares characteristics with a large number examined. He notes it is a tornado not a cyclone and offers education and cellar construction as key to reducing loss while noting such storms cannot be prevented.
Senate members debated army efficiency changes and retirement rules while voting on multiple nominations. A treaty with Mexico failed by a 32 to 27 vote, and confirmations included postmasters, consuls, and revenue collectors. House reports covered salaries, commercial sales laws, Indian affairs, pensions for disabled prisoners, and river projects.
The report outlines Senate activity including passage of pension bills, a constitutional amendment debate on prohibition, and appointment of committees. It notes the House considering post office funding and interstate commerce measures, with various proposed investigations and labor dispute probes.
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