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IfreT jl and Linr" Hut tho faot t&t 1t Is regularly
nsesorbed BY f!o necnl taculty ia su!ctons Sold BY
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T0.pAYtS ADJUSTMENTS

s,y1oKkr's THRATRE-M.dl.on .t!cs'. . hst.csn @
q Thn Wonnau In Wltfo."
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The New York Sun gives biography Of an
inventor who has doue moro for the world than
the world has for him. After making half
dozou aciontifc improvements In mechanics, any
ono Of which would have made another mau's
fortune. he has gradually failon to the position
OF tender of tho atage-door IN Now Yorl.
Theatre. His name II Frollgh. When 20 yearB
old ho invented diyiug-droas, for which he
got 5000, about tho only reward ho ever OBJ
tained. Ho eerved his apprenticeship at tho
Novelty 1ron-Works, aud afterwards obtained .
position az engineer OF the Jersey City Ferry
Company ~ 5000 3 year, For inyenting the
revolving grato for forry-boats. tho Suposin-
tcndont gave him pair Of patout-leather boots;
for inventing an apparatus to heat wat5r by
waste stean1 and save 10 per cont In fuel, ho re-
ceiyed doublo-barro1 ahot-gun; whom TO built
model for Spaniard who wanted boat OF
light d1aught aud immense carrying capacity to
navigate the shadows Of the Amazon, and was
about to sigu d contract to construct fotilla Of
such vessels. the Spaniard was murdered
in cigRr~Htore; when, four years later, le
invented " combination gauge" to Indicate tue
action Of the force-pu1np, the temperature Of
tho water in tue ''lot~well" and the density Of
that in the boiler, scotchnan stole Lis dis
coyery, and patented it in his own name when
lie compounded lubricator for locomotives, tie
Goneral-supply Agent OF tho Ere Railroad re-
fused to accspt it unless he WAS paid bouua Of
$1,000, And, luslly. after q day had bcon ap-
pointed by James Fisk, Jr., in which Fceiigh
was to receive 290,0D0 ia stock and money for
tho secret OF tho compound Stokes insesfered
aud murdered the only man who had even PROM
ised him fair tseatmeut. To such nun the
Fatea have douo their worst. After such gertcH
OF lsappontmentB, no wonder that the poor
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to admit that good may sometimes oome out Of
Nazareth,
PROF. PRICE ON COMMERCIAL CRISES.

! prnr ppYr1> nm rnssE,cp1Yar opraua
TIN 1ocluro dc,,vorc, ,,y prof 1,onamv prico
mn Moodav cvou,n,, uno, :. f,.,or,orc{o, f1r,soa
wh,c,, w.a nrntc1 T., H., Ian. ,,,uo a, Tur rntu-
uss In mt on,v c,csov .,n1,c,,,,o tn tia con.
d}ton of ,,,o t,,r,a Int :. a,so \ f,,scourso uuou
tha hrarc,, ~ ,o,,t,,., ooopomv which will oom-
,nond ttaor n to co,,or,, raaor from, tho clear
oo.o ,,t,, ,,,,,,, t.. t,,oor,os .ro atated wbilo
! thcro Ia r,t,,,ra norttc,,1ar1v uovol In tloso
| +hoor,o, ..u, , royo, tn,oroat ia ptvon to them
| fror ,ha ,nor,or in WHICH ttoy arc llukod to-
pethcr en,, brourbt to bear upon Ills topic, from,
tho b,rninoss M hts illustrations. and from, tho
ahsepco of thoso tochntcalittop with which
! +hoor;a,. us,,a,1v obscuro their atatouopts,
prof. pr,oos lecture vas to all intenls and pur-
| posss = popular talk upon commercial crises,
| tho uature end purposes Of capital, how natious
grow poor and how thcy grow rich, how orisos
| may bo avoided, and tho Agency Of bankH in
| creating theso crisos-tle n1ost pertinent warn-
inn conveyed BY tho locturor, porhapa, boing tho
obstruction Of capital by unremuneratiyo undcr-
| taLinos.
ALTHOUGH Prof. prico'e lecture ia of consider
hblo lenBth+ Its ealiohs po1nta may 70 State"
| quito briefly. Tho opening portions were doVot"
ed to rosu1no OF tito ELECTS OF cofnmefo'a'
cfi6os, upon tho banks ana joint 7'ooh
companies ana hooond' upon tho conne'e'al
and manufacturing enterprises ana 'aoof u III
| kinds: and aa this community nas nao psac-
tical Illustration Of these cnecta onf'oe 'ne pas'
two years. 1t is UNNECESSARY 10 oven upoo sno1''
In defining monetary ef'e's' 'ho 4eotueeF snen
proceeds to corEoo1 tho popu'ae oeloS'o" 'ne' "
ts aomo injury WHICH mas napPehoo TO 'no so'u
or paper money OF = couctfs' o5 oho"'ng 1oA'
gold aud Dts or paper aso no6 wealth 30 lone aa
| they remain money and arc mol converted into
property Ihe sacset OF the of11fa hea not III
| money Its Increase or aecfease ous III 'ne "e-
ssrncsion OF capital.
1h's 's not nc" thoofy' oa'' P'aceo oeio1o 'ae
people III popular way, IL WALL ahaouotaaly up
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AcApEfY or Mua1u-ttaIste cd .treet, bewesn Md.
t,nn Snd Mulfop. EnRtgnmrnt ol Mis- Ella WestoF.
s'Hftod," Afternoon and evening.
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GRAND opERA.IIOuSE-Clsrk street, Opposite
Sherman tfouso Kslly Lcona hfastFes. A1tesueon
and nFoutnu.
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sctlvo and olosod strong vt slight advance,
salcB At S5.7590.60 for common to choice. Tho
catt'c aud Bhoop markets mero fairly active aud
uuphauged.
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HDOtEY,a TtIEATNE-Randnlnh xtseot. hdtween
O,srk and laSAilc " "31onoy." Afternoon aud sreplnR
, 1874-11-11
e4.5o0.0 600 Of tho funds aet apart for that pnr-
poso better thnn in digging tho Rock Island d
11onneptu CAua1
THE CINCINNATI CREMATION CASE.

THE CINCINNATI CREMATION CASE.
Tho murder Of Norman bchilhng will sorvo
Cincinnati for . nino-anys' aouBation. schilling
WAS watolamnn III tannery. Two mon, ono Of
whom Ia presumably tho father Of a girl whom
tho murdered man had seducod, attacked him
about 10 O'clock Saturday night. They stabbed
him with q pitohfork and pounded lin insons-
bio with oluba. Thcn, apparently 1uatidonod by
the tasso Of blood, thoy developed into devils.
Some 40 foet from tho stable in which tho B.rug-
go took place is furnace. It waa in full btaBt.
Tho lnurderera dragged schilline thitlcr, ead
janltnod him through small iron door into tho
hot-air chamber under tho boiler. Nino houra
afterwards, whom tho furnace waR oponod q
mnss Of chnrred acHh WAS discovered within,
Quo Of tho notable features Of the murder ia
tue conduit Of youth OF whom Cincinnati ia
probably not proud. lie heard tho acuiIlo, aud
ran to tho place. schilling, who know him,
SHOUTED that be vas being killed.. TAereat this
phenomenon WALKED around tho square, shouted
"Watch!" Haw no policeman, camo back and
told Tho murderera they had better atop befoso
the police cauo, and-wont to bod.
Tho Cincinnati reporters are eagerly improv-
log tho Chance to do What thoy apparently con-
sidor "ane writing" The Enquirer man tolls
tho readers OF that shoot just how tho remainx
Rmols aud all about tho "hidoous adhesion Of
half-molten flesh, boiled brains, and joUlod
blood" He marks. with connoisseur's oye, tho
different effect Of the hoat On different organs.
Thus tho liver twas simply roasted" (lucAy
lvor J, while tho kidneys were "fairly frlod."
After using bis eyos to such effect, the reporter
tried touch. Unfortunately, most Of tho brain
had "boilea away" There waa still, however, a
"small wasted lump" left This WIS ''criBp
and warm" After fngering tho aurface, this
ornament Of American journalism pushed his
finger into the contre and WIS thus enabled to in
form the Enquirer subscribers, at their break
faet-tablos, that the interior fct about tho COLI
siatoncy Of bauana-truit" thia will be pleasant
for banana~eators to ramemher), and tue yel-
| low ibroa seeEted to writho liko wormB in tho
Coroner's handa." Wo aparo tho reader tho
pleasing fancifui description Of tho probable ag-
onics'of the live man when poked into tho fro. It
| ends with picture Of tho two rnurdorora "poe1-
| ing into tho furnace until the skull exploded
and tho stenning body burst'l
ThiB ia the first prao.cal trial Of cremation in
| America since tho revival Of discussion on that
theme. Prof. Webster iuauguratcd tho fashion
BY burning Dr.. ParRman after killing him. This
WAS quarter Of century ago. We believe thai
no other case Of cremation has been reported
| until now, In both casea, in Boston and Gin.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-26
A Bad Runaway,

Almost a serious accident happened OF
the Milan road, near the Fair grounds, thi,
morning. Thomas Fisher Of Milan. for
merry aharness maker in this city,was com
iug into the city and Miss. Hamllton,an old
lady of fifty five or sixty, who lives in the
vicinity Of Orion, was riding with him
She had been visiting friends near Milan
The bolt holding the shafts came out ant
let the wagon on to the horses heels, caus
ing him to run away. Mr.. Fisher FINALLY
run him into the rail fence opposite the
Fair grounds. Both were thrown from
the wagon. Mr.. Fisherswas injured in the
small OF the back while Mrs. Hamilton wa,
seriously cut apout the temple and face
She was senselesS for some time, until Mr.
Fisher could get up and go to the Fail
grounds forwater. The old lady was taken
into the house and Dr. Truesdale sent for.
The Doctor reports her injuries not dan
gerous. Miss. Hamilton was on her way
to this city to take the cars for Orion.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-26
y. a. 0. D.
Dedication Of the New Hall.

This secret order has increased rapidly
within the past few years throughout the
West, and Rock Island has been no excep-
ton. There are two lodges, or groves, as
they are called, in this city, which claim
among their members some OF our best
citizens. They have recently fitted up au
elegant and imposing new hall in Star
Block, which is being dedicated as THE
ARGUS goes to press. This hall is one Of
the finest 10 the state, and is ornamented
with designs typical of their ancient and
mystical rites anl ceremonies.
The members Of the Rock Island groves
with visiting lodges, assembled to the
number Of l66 in Darts Hall, at
two O'Clock this afternoon, aud preceded
by Biehls band paraded through the
principal street Of the city and back to the
new hall, where dedication ceremonies are
progressing.
This evening they have a grand banque
in their new hall, after which there will b
dancing, and also dance in Darts Hall
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-26
POLICE COURT.
Before E. C, Cropper, Police Magistrate

James Finnegan was very drunk in front
of Star Block Saturday night. Arrested by
Deputy Marshal Kimball Fined and
paid So and costs
Albert Day has beecherized wife--a
terror He got terribly drunk Saturday
night, went home and created little pan
Jail.
Martin O'Connell, devoid of respect for
respectable relations, is proclaimed va
grant, was also engaged in disturbing a
street praying bee The vagrant sleeps
in jai! under fine of $40 and costs. A
hundred dollars would have been all the
the same to him. His earthly treasures
are few,-an indulgent city should orna-
ment him with ball and chain
James Griffin Drunk. Kimball around.
49, Jail-tell the story of his misfortune.
VIM. Lloyd capable of better things, was
drunk and ugly. Policeman German took
him to Jail. $40 and cost. William plays
checkers with his nose on the sheriff S win
dows.
The case of Isaac Harter, who accused
Adam Brockman of drawing a pistol on
him in the saloon of the latter on the night
of the Eth, was dismissed. The evidence
showed that it was "a brass faucet. The
court held that beer faucet was not a
deadly weapon. The crusaders hold that
j is.
Harrison p. Fuller, supposed to be a
white man and respecter of Sumner 5
civil right bill, had dance, Saturday night,
at his house, to which he invited all coiors,
irrespective OF previous party affiliations.
During the evening words Of discord Jared
the happy occasion, and the dance was
stopped by one coored man named
Andrew Clifford, a painter, who woks
for the Reverend Blackburn. He
unsheathed his glistening razor and drew
it across Fullers face, cutting him from
the forehead, between the eve and nose
across the cheek and chin, into heavy
vest collar. Information reached the po-
lice yesterday afternoon, and when arrest
ed Clifford was found possessed of whole
armament of warlike weapons. The court
was waiting for the prosecuting witness
when The ARGUS went to press.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-26

Some of the little brass collar organs are
trying to manufacture capital against Col,
Perry from his connection and agency in
building the county poor house. This is a
very small game, and those engaged in it
must have very small appreciation Of the
intelligence of the people if they think
they can effect anything in that way. Ii
there was anything wrong in what Col.
Perry did in that regard, why did they not
denounce him then? Why have they
kept silent all these years and all of a sud
den opened yelp at him? 1t shows that
they care nothing about the interests of the
people aud that they are only anxious to
damage the character of an individual be-
cause he happens to be a candidate on the
Opposition ticket, anu is a more popular
man than their own candidate.
1t might be we'll for these creatures to
remember that erery member of the then
Board of Supervisors coted for the build
ing of the poor house and for the apprO-
priation. and are, consequently, all equally
guilty, if there is any guilt, with Col. Perry.
Why do they not attack all, instead of
singing out one individual no more or less
guilty than the rest P kewauee Indie
pendent.
There is not a Republican paper in
Henry county but has praised Col. Perry
in unstinted terms for his devotion to Il e
public interests in this matter of the coun-
ty aims house. The house is a noble mon
ument to the generous, intelligent and
high minded people of Henry, and no man
is more entitled to honor connected with il
than Col. Perry, He has devoted much
time aud money to the interests of the
poor of Henry. and his large-hearted phi
lanthropy brought him honor and praise
from all classes of people. Shame on the
sueaks who now seek to injure him for his
patriotic, disinterestcd and self-sacriicins
services to the public interests ofhis coun-
ty. We much mistake the people Of Hen
ry if they do not resent it by giving Col.
Ferry a rousing majority-thus vindieating
themselves and their fellow-citizen from
the mean aspersions of partizan malice.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-26

A REMEDY FOR TooTHAcHE.-There is
nothing more vexacjous and sternly terri
bic than persistents, obstinate toothache.
1t will undo years good preaching, will
send man further in the dead Of night to
find some one to snatch said tooth out,
than any one other ailiment humanity is
subjected to, The popularity of the bust
ness is, the sufferer never wants any one
else to 90 for him, but goes himself. MIR.
Phil s. Reed practical chemist of Phila
delphia, thoroug hly understood this when
he invented and gave to the public the
celebrated Eureka Toothache Cure;" and
if those who are sufferers do not look at
his advertisement in this issue Of THE
ARGUS well ache away that s all.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-26
NOTES HERE AND THERE.

MIR. FL. E.West is about to make some
expensive changes in his billiard rooms in
the way of decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Gates returned
from their wedding tour on the steamer
Rock Island Capt. Alex Lamont) on Sat
urday.
The Peoria Democrat says The
Democrats, Liberals and Independents
can and will carry Peoria county, by large
majority. They only question with the
Republicans is to save a part Of their coun.
ty ticket.
SHOW me a Radical, gentlemen,
said politician, and I'll show youa liar. "
/. sir, am one,n exclaimed ready oppo-
pent. Just come round the corner"
was the reply, and III show you fellow
who said couldn't find Radical in the
ward"
Zen. Elliott is making very vigorous
canvass in the Rock Island district. He is
the nominee of both wings of the Opposi-
ton and there is much disafection among
the Republicans to further enhance his
chances of election which now look very
fattering. st Louis Republican,.
Isaac Harter writes US note in rela-
ton to the error in the statement of his
case, but the error had been corrected be-
fore his note was received, except that he
says the case was not continued because
any of the parties were drunk, but on ac-
count of the absence of material witnesses
The news is bad but apparently true
that the repair and machine shops are to
follow the transfer of the engine house OF
the c., r |. & 2. This will necessitate
the removal of number of families from
here to the other side. among whom are
some of our oldest, honestest and most re-
spected citizens.-DavenpoH Democrat.-
p. L. McElherne, of Rock Island, re-
turned from hunting expedition in the
vicinity OF Muscatine this morning, He
brought with him two hundred pounds
weight Of duck He says he could not be
present at the Jervis testimonial, but he
left him fowl enough to feast upon for a
week. Democrat.
For some reason or other the Radical
rural press of Illinois has taken up and,
it would seem, concerted abuse of the
Germans since the Ohio and Indiana cleo
tons. They declare that the defeat Of
the Republican party in these states was
due to the detection of the Germans, who,
they say, sadly abandoned all the ''glori
Gus principles" of the Republican party,
(sic) to vote for the Democratic nominees,
simply because they we're on free whisky
platform. st. Louis Republican,.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-26
The Eclipse.

Those who waited and watched on Sat
urday night were we'll paid by Cynthia
pantomime behind old earths shadow
At ll:49 she entered the penumbra, when
high up in the southern quarter, The shad-
ow seemed to swing over the face of the
moon, and then to settle down and at to
tally showed light copper color on the
upper left rim, the rest of the face being
of duller color. Young people WHIT
cleaned little close in their watching.
will see their bright fancies fade before
eighteen years roll around, and they can
behold the same spectacle again,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-26
Nervous Debility.

A depressed, irritable state of mind: weak, ner-
vous. exhausted feeling; no energy or nimanon;
confused head, weak memory, often with dcbilita
ting, involuntary discharges The consequence of
excesscs, mental overwOrk or indiscrcuons This
NERVOUS DEBILITY finds 2 sovereign cure In HUM
PHREY's HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No Is. 1t tones
up the SYSTEM arrests discharges, dlspels the men,
tai gloom and dependency, and reJuvenates the IL
tire system. 1t is perfectly harmless and always
efficient Price So 70. package OF five boxes and
large 81 vial of powder, which is important in
old serious cases; or 81 per single box. Sold by
ALL Druggists, sent by mail receipt of price.
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC MEDICINE
CO., No. 562, Broadway, n, Y.
Fol Jale by Otto Grotjan IS Illinois Street, Benser
& Thomas. c Spcdcl and f Breunert, Rock Island
and J Richards, Moline. 3-idmwfAw1y
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-26
''It Works like a Charm"
RENNE'S PAIX MAGIC OFT,

This is a remedy every family should have in the
house to u-c in case Of emergency. II Is purely
vegetable, and may be used internally or exier-
naIy. 1t il not vi y sticky SUBSTANCE, but clean
delicious and saje TO use, even IN inexperienced
hands. AZ an external remedy. When freely used,
it pgnetratg- through the absOrbehs 10 The seat Of
pain. causing free circulation, and giving 10 weak
ened and oytr-straineu cords and muscles new lie
and elasticity. II sheaihs infamed and bruised sur
faces, and cures pain as water queuche- fire. Try
II ior
WOUNDS SPRAINs. NEUEAIGIA
SoaEs. CRIcR THE BACR, RHEUNATIsN.
BChNs. HEADACHE, SnFT J8ISTs
or any other kind OF pain or laueues-. As an in
teruaI remedy II operates a kind, didusIye soda
tive il tones aud cOrrecs The stomach, aids diEr=-
ton and readily c1rus
Colo. CRAMPS. CoCGHs.
CHOLERA MOEBUs, INDIGESTION. SORE THROAT
and in fact all aches and pains mat flesh is heir
he immediate and faithful use OF Renhr Pam
Killing Magic OIL IN Of emergency VIII Often
save If. or long and tedious sickness. The
genuine RyLnt's Magic oil il put up only IN panel
bottles. with the blown IN t1c g-s-s. ana up
on the britle q iuely engraved steel plat label.
upon which l. the likeness OF Nul- keuHe. All
Other Magic OILS are counterfeit. worthless imi-
fafiois tall for henne's Na-ic OF. whore yuu
usually trade. IL i put up in three sizes rial.
Medium and Large" size. WILLIAM RENNE
& SONS. sole ProprieIOrs auI Manufacturers,
Piitsfivla. Mss 1Jl5dSwly
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-26

+. W. Hurst is agent
for the following old and
reli able Fire Insurance
Co.'S: Pennsylvania Of Phil
organized 1923 assettS
$l,5OO.oOo. Springfield
Of Mass, IS49,assetts $751;
200. 900. Glen's Falls, Of
N. Y. 1919 assets $780,
900. Commercial Union
Of London, Capital, Gold,
$l2, 100000. Westches-
ter Of N. Y. 1887, assets
$500, 900. New Orleans
Of N, o., organized 1905,
assets $500, 900. These
Companies arc oil honor
able, prudent and sound
and have paid over $780,
900, 900 losses.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-26

| General Henderson has put himself on
record, both by letter and olt-repeatei YER
bal declaration, that he is not IA candidate
for congress aud that he neither iesireS
nor intend. to have anything to to with
this canvass. We have too much respect
for Gen. Henderson 5 integrity 70 suppose
that he will falSiiy that recori.-Rg 4 ISL
and Union dug l6.
The Union then, after telling PEOPLE
how highly it regarded Gen. Henderson,
said:
AT popular election Lynde would re,
ceive from 700 to 1000 more votes in this
county alone than any other man lrao can
lie put on the ticket. While he is not SO
well known throughout the district as
some other men named in connection with
the office, that fact IS Ueyy much "a has ia
ror with large body OF voters who see
the necessity for practical, business men in
congress, rather than old and skilled poll
ticians. Judge Lynie has M offensive
record to explain away. His history does
not furnish the opposition with party CAPT
tai Neither his honor, integrity nor abil-
ity can be assaulted by the foe.
Ergo: Henderson is to well known
is not practical business man; is al
"old and skilled politician" who has al
offensive record to explain away whose
History furnishes the Opposition with
party capital - whose honor integrity and
ability can be assailed ;" and who will run
from 200 TO 1000 behind his ticket in ihi,
county. Is this what the Caioa meant
/ If it did not mean this what did it mean
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-26

THE REASON. The reason for. the un-
precedented demand for DR. Price $ Cream
Baking Powder and True flavoring tx,
tracts, Vanilla, Lemon ETC., is the result
of their being just as represented. OF SUI
perior strength and uniform quality, cou
pled with the equally potential TACT that
thew contain not one grain Of unwhole-
some substances. Having thoroughly
tested them ourselves we have no hesltan-
CIV in saving that they will accomplish just
what is claimed for them. and one single
trial will readily convince any person as tc
the truth of our assertion.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-26

( The American homeless sardines received
the grand diploma of merit over all COM
petitors at the World Exposition, Vienna,
1873. Better aud less than half the price
of imported sardines. Sold by all first
class grocers. Packed only by the Ameri.
can Sardine Co, New York. To- 30d&wly
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-26

CoUGHs AND COLDS are often overlook
ed. A continuance for any length Of time
causes irritation of the Lungs or some
chronic Throat Disease. ''BROwN' S
BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs" are an etfectual
Cough Remedy
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-26

GATHERING IN THE SoUTH.-There has
been much written lately that is very du-
bious about political gatherings and con,
flict of races, yet there is one class of gath
erings all over the South about which
there is not even the shadow of doubt,
namely, gathering for the purpose OF pur.
chasing the remaining tickets for the next
and last Gift Concert of the Public Library
of Kentucky, to come off November 30
The South has been impoverished, ana a
reasonable share of that $2,50O,Ooo theh
to be distributed will be very acceptable.