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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-16
Ste Sfto6ers@aDtem.

@inctnnati, Ia. Sftober. - gfaa'
ftehenbes 1T oas ofF5tclle SOtum i'm 1. @Ou=
greB'9tlrtft: Sapler (0em.l 14,144; 6orce
(8ep.) 1914; Saplsr'S Ufajoritat go. SIN
2. 9iitrtft erbielt Sanning (0em.) IA, ,135
9timmen; 0tattbep8 (Rep } 14,050; San-
ning's WtaloritGt rs.
Ssaotana.
SnSian,apoll8, Is. Sftober. -
Seridte aus alien Sbeilen beS Staate5 iint
ittt cingelaufeu. Die oemOfratiidle Majori.
tat fir 9SiQiams betrGQt 5494 StimnlelI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-16

e>r. Nubertfnm. Sir. 10, g .gutapf FRA Be,
~te6anoelt ipe,ieG a1e 9rautbeireu Der nrin Sr=
game, olsanii1e g1,pdbe. nerpofe Gtiud6e. por=
aettises alter unb ale yerpenfranf9eiten, ueI4e
ION iusenoli9en unbeionnenpeiteu berribrsn. adrsz
lib entfaneene Srantbeten itnen fnrirts Serren,
tpeIe ii Or. u. annertrauen, tounen iid periiber
baItsn, baB iie piHendcftti@ uno aufridtis bsbanz
belt iueroeu. 8ireauitunoen: S-f2 ubr Dtgs., "a
u6r Rdbln. unb 6--9 uhr abos. CSebr2i ,t2Gitsf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-16
5as @cimdl 0eS @oln. Gbambers
lain ttn .ailttdrtfd1e &iilfe.-
Die Gdoifdlen tn Yir9tttten
OcEian9eu ebenfaus Sap0n-


g3a btn0t n, 10. Sftbr.- Sn Sesug
auf bic por R1rjtm etngerei6te gpplifation
Ger lutorildten BON SiiD-@aroliua lin met
tere Sruppenieuoungen rad Oem Staate 1T
nod tein befinitiuer 8ei4luB gefaBt porben;
tie Angeiegenleit miro crit nadl 0tiidfebr ne5
Sefretdrs Cameron entidlie6en meroen.
gSabriheinlid) wirb am Nontage cine @onics
rens i'll benz GretutiogebGupe 5niiG)en bem
Brdfbenteu, Oem &rie9sietretGr unO 9fidter
Saft itattiinben. Die ge9enmdrttg uorltee
genbe 9lpplifation unteribeibet iid barin bon
ben friibereu, SaB fie brett bonn @Ouuerneur
GbamberlatE GIL ben BrGIioenten geridtct 1T !;
rer @oupernelIr felt Die Soroerung auf
@runo Der @ouiiitutiou ser Ser. Staatsn uuo
bebauptet, nidt im Stauoe su Ietu, Die Orb.
nltna in leinen Staate aufredt Su erbalten.
SO lit iebr ipabri9einlid, baB Die Nomlnl>
itratton Der SOroeruug beS @onoerneur5 ent'
ipreden uno peitere Sruppeu berart ii uer-
ldteoenen Sbetlen beS Staate5 itationtren
miro, baB oaS Giilitdr Der Staatsobrlgfeit
sur llnteroritduug BON Rubet0rungen bebiilf.
lid) icin lam. = Die yuube8> 3iegierung lit
ouBerbenl beua9riAtlgt .poroet, baB man
@gualttbdtigfeiten I'M 2. uuo 4. 0iitrtft uoll
Gtrgiuieu beiiir1tet, pno e8 wirO Oorgeidla-
gen, oaB Die MariueiolOaten gu giorfOlt III
Sereitd}aft gebalten uno baB cine @onl.
ro9nte Sufanterte bonn Sort Dtonroe ab9e.
idlidt wiirOen, um bic Srbuung aufredt 6lI
erbalteu, i'm Sale bic MuntSipalbeb0roe mid
i'm Stanoe 1etn iollte, Die 9iuhe al beluabren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-16
2(ns Der G1ltt0eSha1tl,tItaof.

Us "a ngton, 10. Sttober. Der
8rdFoent febrte geitern0Rorgen bierber Suriid.
9tidter8aft iit ebenfallS pieter augefonlmen.
Sefretdr Cameron reii'te 9eliern na9 Ybila'
helpbia uuO miro wabrideinli9 beute Suritd.
tebrcH.
- Gereral> Gofmeiter Epner fcbrte 9eIterr
aus Snbiaua Suriid.
- 9(d)tb. s. u. @tqiamiou, Gomnlifidr
oe8 @euerals2anbamts, bat benz Sefretar oes
Snnern cine SpuopfS ieineS 5lt critattenber
jGblli6eu SeriftS uorgele9t. Dem 8erid)te
Sufolge beliefen iidl Die @innabmen bes @ene.
raj 2auoamtS ipdbrenb bes peritri6enen Sis
t4ijabre8 onf sl,747,215; G.524,326 9der
Der 6ffentliden 0dnbereieu murben wdbrenS
De8 SabreS uertaaft ober auf auoercm gSege
iibertragen.
= Seit Der 4uslieferuus 8tpeeo's iiuo Ell:
ni9e tniorn1elie Sdritte 9etban woroei1, nm
elner AuS!icIerungspertra9 s,piiden ben Ser.
StGaten uno Spanien 5u StanOe 81 brin.
qeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-16
Sic G0orIeN MokzAffatrs.

g btlabetpbia, IA. Sft. - 0it
bieiige BoliSei bat eiuen Wtann in @smahr.
Jam, tpelder an Der @utfiibrnng Oe8 Snabel
@barlep atoB betbeili9t geweIen iein lon
Derielbe wurOe Dor 5Ipei Ga9en in Sarris
burg oerbaftet. 6r. OtOB bate mebrere lin
terreoungen nit Dem @efan9eneu, nno mar
bofit ieet enoltd) in Selib BON 3batiadlen 81
gelangen, lueld)e Oas gebeimniBuoae S4if
inf neS &nnhpn niIfflirPrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-16

Nie llnterssid,neten mGnen Dem ynbIitum bic
~anseise, oaB fe Den sanSeH 2eibfaa oes s. S.
aanbred,t, Nr. 20, 80 uno 81, Ysoro=SsisEitr.,
fdutid nbrromulen baben, unb bitten UNI ssfdni9s
SunoIhait.
fe5ept2 3 Ultp / u.5,H) sf0ratt & Ealln,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-16
Sic Gn9ebIjdl tI @eIdIa0 genommeneu
fi1rpfSd,ptt Sqorntscff

8riiiiel, ii. Sttober. - Der Sertdt,
oaB Die @ldubiger Der 3irfei 292 &rnppHfe
Sanoucu, neldle auf Dem Bege BON gntmers
pcu na9 Der Siirfei paren, in 8ei9tag &C.
nommen bGtten, ut obue 9runO.
Gpauteu.
SantanSer, IS. Sftober. - @enual
Martine3 @anpo8 ibifite itd beute in Be-
SIeituHg Der @cnerdle Breuoetgait, GuiO!a
unC GOrtt9a nadl &uba etu.
SatffSna6ttd)'
Queen5t0lD II, l3. 0ttober. - Der
Dampier sguglanO" 1T BON Nep. OOrt auge'
fomuIcn.
Quccn8tOrou, I3. Gttobr. = Ser
9ampier n@ttp Of @beiter" TT uatb NeWs
Yort absefaEreu.
HoOn, IA. Stober. .-0ar Danpitr
u0eumurt" lit bon gtem 0ort augetommen.
gmoutb, 10. GttOber Der Dpir.
Setting" 1T Don Naw. Dort angetcmmen.
Ii 90 tlle, Is. Sttobcr.-Dcr 0ampfer
ySamGritan" iii Don ljiOEtreaI ungefommcu.
@iarft mo 3or5c.
Eonbou, IA. Sttbr,, 1880 fa4m. -
Bereinigte Stalteu Sbltautioneu l837tr
lO8t meme 6iinfer 1868, lo.40er 108@.
@rlc 81
ttUerpoOI, IA. Stbr., 1.3O gfahm.-
geumwOle rHbi9 uuO iietig CberIduoer
515y16 d.; OrIeanS 6 3!16d. Serfanie 5000
8allen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-16
STE gSeltattsTcutsug. = Ste WtarD
l1tiOkr &GfnlGrfeier.

8btlaOelpbia, 10. Sttbr. = a9tb.
0auio 9Salfer ans 6aDettept1e, 2lrf., iptrO
morgen in Der Brei8rtd]terbale eiuen Sortrag
iibcr Die 9IIfsquelleu GeS Staates 2lrfana8
baiten. Sir oaS groBe Surn;er am nGd=
ten 0onner1ag bel 9elegenbeit Der SGfular'
faler Der gtaaten Warplan0, Oelamare, Str,
giuien nno beS a9iitriftS @olumbta haben itd
ifou 2000 Diduner sur VetbeiligunS 9er.lel'
bet. 0a ie6oD nur 10 v9tltter" sur Gethetz
ligung Su9eiaNen ner0en uno Oret oerleibelt
iGon ausgepd5lt fnO, 10 meroen ale Gpplss
fQnten init 2luSnabme Don 5m6!f III ibrelt
@rmartnn9en getGuidt. 9as Brograutm 1T
nod nl6t pollfGnoig entworfen, ulrh jeoodl
ipabriacinlid mOrgen gtadmittag pollenoS
QrranQrt meroen. D1e 8reiie, melf)e fir Die
erfol0rei6en Bemerber auS9elebt iino, bette
hen III eineu1 goloeneu unO eiRem iilbernelt
She sSeruice, eleganten Sron5eltatrell, i10lt
gearbeite+en Sauuen, Stnterlabern Il. (. 10.
Der Serlht, baB Elm 0id]oner Sarg" ith all=
ter oen greiien befinOe, mar eIu tele9rapbts
i1er Srrtbum. &cro 9uffertn, Der @eneral'
@ouoerneur BON SanaOa, biett geitern Oiors
gen etnen gmpfang IN st. 9eorge's 9Gll'
aui bem 2ln5ftelnngSpiaBe nn0 ptele Berlos
benubten Die @elegenbcit, benz oberlten @res
futios Seamten BON Canada tbre Ndtuna 81
5eseu9en. SpGter am Sage beiu0te &orO
0ufferin ba8 canabil6e 9epartement uEo baS
(3auptgebauOe. glul AbehO bsiudte er Die
,3ieceplion," rusld)e ibn1 5u gbren Don Dem
ySaturbaD Club" in Der AfIbentte Der l40ncn
&linte perautaltet murbe. 2Oro Duiferrn
mitO bis ndhaen 0ienltag bier uerluetlen Uni
ioOann iibsr Yew.Yorf nat Sttapa, &an..
abreiisn. 9tm Samit09e fanben iid1 1921
snbtenoe Beiu9er in Ser 0auptau8ftellung -
68 oerielbeu Su bem balben @tntrlttSprete -
,tnN QNl In Sen ASint Mr1aitellnrn nill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-16

epe Sausbatterin if itols aui sinen bhbldsn retf
~ men Ieppit in tbrem Yartor ober anoerem eieb=
tnsssimmer. Der einSise Nes, nm bic 6atben leb'
halt i'm Gtppidt Su MAIDEN, III, Den Staub uno alie
unoeren jremoen SubfauSen 5u entferHen, uno I'M
3ieies eriiueiid, su beiperffeaigen, gebe man Su
SoIu,es & Gauaban, Gsr. 8, Stpanitrabe, nabs
hem ,Darul aub= 5n ititute1 (Septl5, ,3Dh, iSdmif
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-16

Yatente ruetcsn fns @rtHees er.ptrss.
&rIf nut erlan8ans bes 45dtentS iperoen @ebhb:
rem bereSnet. o. s.. & IS. z. S,rwaro,
Nr. is, fra &c, Der Bot sessnIber
lXebr2 12Nltel ameias8ireau In gDaihinatcn, s. .Q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-16
S1t Ghtn erfriitfelf

Setter otlle, SnD., IA. Sttbr. -
Sin befia9enSwcrtber llnfall eretgnete iid)
beute bier, ,nelbem Capt. SameS 0omarD,
Elm moblbefannter bieii9er Oampfbooterbauer,
Sum Spfer fiel. Sr. SOmarb fcbrte III leiuer
@baile aus 2OuispiGe suriid unD wolte auf
einem Der SdbrbOote, welfe ben Serfebr 5tpIs
idlen belben StGOten uermttteln, Den Slug
iiberfabren. sll8 bas SsGbrboot Die Wtitte oeS
Slnfe8 crreidt battc, nuroe 6rn. 9omarb's
8ierb id)eu unb brGrgte Die @baiie riidtpdrtS
eegen bic 8arrtere. Dieielbe mar ungliidlt=
der 8eiie nidt peri1lpiieu, unbSr. 5nwaro
iiiirSte nit Ieinem @efGbrte in ben Slug.
0as Boot murbe ansebalten unO Inltrenz
9uugen gcntad)t, I'M Die Soae hott su ma-
den. Die Setle, on tuel1en Dieielbe befeiti9t
mar, uaren ie0o6 i'll Solge eiues porherra
idJeuben 9tegens oeralt 9equolen, baB man
ben Serlnd1 aufGeben muBte. or. Soparo
ibnunlm ungefdbr 100 Sd)litte tpeit, idlieb-
lid perlteBen ihu lebOd) feline Srdfte, unb er
ertranf. ST mar 81 SABRE alt. Die 2ei6e
purOe ipGter anfgefnnoen.
@us Saos2lMerifa.
e II nj a, Il. Sft. - yta9riGten aus
8eru bis gum 27. Septeinber meiben, bab
Der 3mieipalt smiiden BEN Yrdftbcnten nno
benz Gougreiie iortbauert Huo bab nod feline
9hritte in YeSug aaf Die porliegenoeu finan-
5ieleu BlGne getroffcn worDen ino. Sogar>
rus nno @lpinoSa, 5tuet pronlinsnte Inter
itiiter oeS SniurgenteEfiibrerS Bierola, iino
alS @efanaene mad 0una gebrad5t morben.
3piheu @alaD uHo Yalparaiio lit telegras
pbiidle gerbinoung onrd] Elm oireiteS Sabcl
bergeifellt lpOroen
Die &eoolution, fpeld)c bird Die @mpDz
rune bes @enstal5 Yientemlla in @uaDaqutl
bcaonueH warbe, bat iid aut anbere Probi1'
sen Der Iepublif Ecuador auS9eoehrt. Ser
Beriht, oaB 9r. 8crrero bic Brdiioelitlr nies
oerJelc9t bat, 1T unbesriinSct. Serlelbe per.
neilt in Quito uno beabfd]ti9t, ben SniGr.
0gntsn nod ferner 81 oppOniren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-16
Qinncr Z Gufid,e.t.

YeIocipebe, GdbuufeIpierbe
gSasem nao aarren iir Snaben,
Ghubfarren, 9uppeus8utfd3 d3 Z
Mno elm ausemsines giiortiment icfher gBaareu gu
ben ttaislieR Breien i'm @ro6en unb aleinsn bel De
~s3atttmorer gSasensS abrif 0efeafd,aft'
SIR. 30, Horb zS 10 arb # traBe.
Die einstse Sabrif IN ser Stabt. IsparatureH
alsr grt Bu ansemeHenen Yreiien. (grs24,iDitefJ
Qunsd iesen 1sorseu bon II bis nbr RAD
mItta9s. stht'S Uiilpaufie'r Bier i'm 3ap'
in Gaplor's Siefauration,
Gdeber Srontz uno q fraBe,
Gop. s. Sahior,
(Wua22. .3WteD Gi9entbIner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-16
Die 2lbN6t giuBlanO's.
Scr Wro,ei, acocn Or. strous6ero.

JON, 10. Sftober. - Ser 6r0SeB
Qe0cu ben bcfauuten @tienbabufGuig 8r.
Strou8berg, meldar erlt i'm gtOuember sur
SerbQnoluug gelangeu iOllte, tuuroe idou am
lebttu Santiago wieoer III Gugrifi genOms
men. Sine 5teuter'idJe 9epeihe ans WiOSfau
berihtct, baB SrOusberg mad Serleiung Der
9(utlagebriit ,ul6t ihulOtg" plaloute unb
8ei6msroe fiibrte, oaB bic lnflageiGritt
i'm miBrcprdeutire, lnocm iciuc III oerielbcu
entbaItene GrtlQrung entweoer uertimmelt
oOcr ialid) 0argefellt mor0en et.
9as gcriit)t iiber Die Aboanfln9 oeS &1Gret.
&onOo IL, Ia. Sttober. - &ine 9teuter'z
Ide 9epeitje aus ct. Ystersburg melOet:
,9a8 @uiidlt iiber Die btUCritebenoe abOan-
lung Oe5 G5areu wiro bier oiiiSieIl III abre6e
9citcut."
StetiGu cntIduloistfid 8c8cn SetreIdD.
Yon II, oen IA. Sttober. - QSIe cine
g8ieuer 9epeiAe au Die yD0ilp~ Stems" init.
tbeilt, lit Der italieniid)e @eianote in g8ieu
initrntrt morOen, 0a8 Seoanern iciner 9feaic.
rnng iibcr Den orO5euoen, dauOintitiiben
Son, luelG)eu ell She'll Der italieuii1en
Prtdc 9e9eu 0etrei4 andId8t, Gu63ua
0rltden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-16
GReataI . Motiaelt.

SO babe oaS eefa8te nno aefpaItene Coli
aut $6 pro &laiter reeuSirt.
3feinseidstes uuo seipaltenes Seuerbol3
So pro 8tofter.
SameS 9. Sohntnm,
(242-9f) Nr. ii, Germans, nabe Soutbftrase.
Qauit Cure Furnaces unb Ranges unb Iost
" Cure OfensRep BON Gbas. gSeas
hesba, SIR. S69, WeiisS altimoreftraBe, beior9en.
geptt5,iNtO
Hbilyon's Furnaces, Ranges uno Neparatnr
Sberlelbsn bel GbarIes 88eatberbp in str. 500,
Uef>Ya YattmoreifraBe. (ScpttS.tWO
Sdream oer WasItdts0eieafdbaft
pom Baltimore,
Nr. 10 South StraSe.
ote! 9tIIises Set5materiGl! 6 ote!
gBir baben cine per5ii9ltGe Guafitdt 8 ote on
Sauo. speIhe mir Dem Butlitum als Elm empeblens=
psrtbes Nsuerunsss sIlateriol fir Sausbalt= uno ans
bere 3pede offeriren; lei9t tiinbbar uno irei Don
unreini4teiten.
auItrdse fpsroen bisiein gireou ooer in Der 6az
brit, Sus Der 9saoenbauRr., ansenommsu.
Yreis $3.50 pro Sarrsnlaouus, in irseub einem
Stoottbeil ab5alieiern.
(Stpti5,1gt) Sames .. smalpooo, Geir.
Mrs. Gor's SnOtamtidDes eetabtttfdbes De-
colt, felt 25 Sabren ais oas sroBte Slutrentsu1sst
Wtttel Der @esenpart 6efanut, tpiro nur In Gr.
177I, jeanette, Horotpsit=@6c oer Gmtatps
Gtroee, bubercitet uRb 1T bel alen Mpottetern Bu
babeu. l1n92o,12Httef)
siajere, ee.ptiie amo rafdle Wirfans.
WusteII's Steber= =uuo 8e1ietiieber>
puIper,
subsrsitet unb Su ba6en lei
Coleman g. 8toaers,
Scr 178, BeRz 3uIttmo FIR.
fSIuoo6-Oft3lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-16
Or. 9eoraG. @orria,

3abnarSt.
Eat oas drlber pou Dr. @indea 5snuste) Shrsau
uadb Hr. 26, Soros IutapitraBe, perle8t.
QlIe notwithstanding (Iug2i, ,12WeO
laaft Furnaces, Ranges uno Sefen MIR bel
osGbaS. NsatbcrbD in gtr. $50, gSeit SaItt%
moreirabe, benz ngutan=9oale" 9e9enibsr.
fGpnttS 1gRt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-16

Die flint UretreIlen IL Der .Sobus
9optiHS. unluerrtat, " melde bte Snbater Az
tretem unterrid)te bered)tigen, tpurbsu ain
G0Hnuben0, o0 Brri. Gilman bon eer Staot
Gbpeelo mar, Ridlt Uer3cbCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-16
Selesrap9!i9e Sepei9el,.

(Berihte Der
~4ifociirtsu Brtiie" fir ben @orrefpOubenten. >
}nlnuN Cphsifilpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-16

7 0 9 q II.
SD foroere ieben
Oemofraten beranS,
mir in Der gan,en Sc
ihihte Oeseaubes cine
before uno re,nere DO
lniniitrctlou sll nen=
men, als Die BON @es
neral @rant. &"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-16

g 6 ur5:
o0ieie 9(Ominiitra'
ton bat Elm gang bes
ionoereSSerotenlt :; iie
lit ndmlliA 10 entieb
lid corrupt, baB iih
! ielblt benz Oiimmlten
Die Wotbtpenot9feit
| elmer ioforti9en Ste.
| form aufordn9t.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-26
TIE FIRE LAST NIGHT.
Thompson's Pattern House Burned-'
He Puts His Loss at $10, 0OO--No
Insurance--An Incendiary Fire.

Between and Q o'clock last night a
fire was discovered 10 the two story frame
building just back of VIM. Fl. Thompson's
foundry, on Arsenal street. An alarm of
fire was promptly given and the fire COM
panies were soon on the ground. Rescue
Hose Co. was the first to arrive and throw
water on the fire, and the new Third Ward
Hose Company was second The building
was entirely destroyed. 1t stood between
the foundry and Mr.. Thompson's house
and was about Is feet in rear of it. The
house is on Broadway. 1t was entirely
filled with patterns, some of which were
valuable. Thompson estimates his loss al
about $4,000, but this amount is thought
to be pretty high, as there were many pat.
terms there which would never be used
again. and are now only worth as much as
kindling wood. He had no insurance.
The fire was the work of an incendiary
Mr.. Thompson and his wife have not beer
on friendly terms for several years, and
on last Monday they had an angry dis
eussion in regard to family affairs.
This is the third time Mr.. Thompson
foundry has been burned out-the frs
time in March 1867, and the second time
in April lS70-and each time the origin O
FIRE has been as mysterious as the presen
| one.
just across the alley, north of tn,
pattern house, was barn belonging Il
Mr. Joseph Johnston, but occupied b,
Theo. Nissen, a florist, This was also des
troyed Mr. Nissen succeeded in gettin,
his horse out of the barn, but a number
articles. valued at about $40, were destroy
ed. The loss to Uncle Joe" will be abou
$500. No insurance,
| We are informed that the hose of tn
Third Ward Co. bursted twice during tn
fire, the first time before the water scarcel
reached the nozzle No hose used by an
other company bursted, aud, althoug
the occurrence might have been accident
there were many people present VIII
thought it little strange and who had n
hesitancy in saying that someone ha
thrust knife through the hose. To adj
to this suspicion number ofrowdies hoo'
ed and made sneering remarks at th
members of the new company, and a
their actions, bet they handled the hos
as well if not better than the old company
and paid no attention to those who SCENE
TO want a muss.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-26
Fine Portrait of Gov. Tilden

James Everdell, engraver, printer and
publisher, 302 Broadway, New York, has
just published aud is now issuing an ele-
CANT steel engraved portrait of Gov.
Samuel j. Tilden, the Democratic candi.
date for president Of the United States
This work is executed in the highest style
Of the engraving art, by the very best
artists, from photograph expressly taken fo1
this purpose. Size of engraving about six
inches. Size of paper, 12xl5 inches. suit
able for framing. The price will be one
dollar per copy; 25 per cent. discount frou
10 to so copies; in proportion for larger
orders. From the.merit OF the work, anC
the low price at which it is put, very
large sale is expected in the various states O.
the Union. Agents wanted for its sale. Ad
dress james Eyerdell, 302 Broadway, New
York. A copy of the picture can be seen
at THE ARGUS Office.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-26
"It Will be O Big Thing"

That's what everybody says about the
Rock Island County Agricultural Society s
fair hich commences at the fair grounds
next Tuesday. Fast horses, blooded cat
tie, sheep and swine household and fancy
articles, flowers, farm products, side
shows, etc, etc., will offer attractions for
everybody, and our citizens may expect
an immense crowd Of people in the city
during the coming week. The officers OF
the society have labored industriously to
make this the most successful Fair ever
held in Rock Island county.
$500 IN PREMIUMS. The Peoria Il
Rock Island Railroad will run trains from
this city to the fair grounds each day
during next weeks fair, which commences
Tuesday and continues four days. The
indications are that our Centennial fair
will be something worthy of the year.
Some of the fastest horses in the country
are expected. Time made after July IL,
1876, will be no bar to the races. Exhibi.
tors should bear in mind that the grounds
will be open for the reception of articles
lon Monday,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-26

THE SPLEEN is glaudular organ ex-
ceedingly vascular. and situated near the
great pouch of the stomach. It's veins
form part of the portal system. and con
vey the blood which has passed through it
to the liver. where it mixes again in the
general circulation. 1t is about five inches
long, three inches wide and about six
ounces in weight in an adul. What
special duty is assigned to il. in the animal
economy, psychologists have as yet unde-
termined. IF its special function be ua-
known, its enlargement las 10 ague cake is
sensibly felt by those who suffer from
chills and fever. Amid all the medical
discoveries of modern times for prevent
ing inactivity of the liver. and lessening
the unnatural increase 10 size of the spleen
from its Alternative, stimulant, tonic and
corrective properties, none is equal to the
Home Stomach Bitters
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-26
Judge Murphy for Congress.

1t affords Democrats everywhere much
satisfaction to hear that Judge Jeremiah
Il. Murphy, of Davenport, has received
the Liberal and Democratic nomination tor
congress, and by reclamation. He is one
of the ablest and most popular
men in the whole district. He was
elected mayer Of Davenport, and also
state senator from Scott county, by IN
precedented majorities, and his course in
both positions added largely to his pop
ularity, He is thoroughly independent
man, as ready to condemn wrong act or
policy in his own party as in any other.
He takes liberal, common sense view of
everything, and is emphatically nan OF
of the people, marked contrast in every
respect to his opponent Hiram Price.
Judge Murphy is liberal, whole-souled
man.. with eyes, ears and heart open to
every public or private want. He is
squarely up to the wants of the times on all
public matters, and Davenport will do her
self honor and contribute to her pecunlary
welfare by rolling up thousand majority
for Murphy. The next congress is sure to
be Democratic, and Price could accom-
plsh but little or nothing for the Arsenal
Murphy. being in sympathy with the peo-
pie and with the majority in the house,
where appropriations originate. would be
able to accomplish much more for the 10.
cality than Price. Every business man in
Davenport should remember this. Every
property owner should remember it.
Every mechanic and every laborer should
remember it.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-26
Personal.

Elmer Hurst has returned from the
east. and is again at his post; in the Rock
Island National Bank.
p. ID. Drake returned from Browns
Lake this morning. He says the column
and half in Tuesdays Chicago Times
about Gideon's Band is an exaggeration.
J. s. Drake will be home on Monday.
Supervisor Jerry Chamberlain, Of
Carbon Cliff. has returned from a six
weeks trip to the mountains of Colorado
where he has been for the benefit of his
health.
C.B. Woodruff, j. w. Martin, Chicago
G. G. Briggs, S. Bryan, Pittsburg; G. A
Bayle, G. E. Whitman, St. Louis; f. T.
Washburn, C.Davis, w. F. Hartzel, Gin
cinnati; l.. Porter B. T. Jennings, Boston
P.S. Mattox, G. s. Payne, Wyoming; A.
L. Brockway, +. Kinkby, New York; j.
b. Marsh, Cleveland; Mrs. K. W. Slower
Minneapolis; L. b. Nutting, Jacksonville
and A. L. Smith, Detroit, are among thu
arrivals at the Harper House.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-26

T0S1tttety cltr60-alSO BIND ana Bleeding
Piles, Fistula, Salt Rheum, and all dis
eases of the Skin, by the use of
ROSSMAN'S CURE.
ITCHING PILES is generally preceded by
a moisture like perspiration producing
very disagreeable and distressing itching,
particularly at night. after getting warm
in bed. No humbug-as trial will prove.
For sale by all respectable druggists.
RossMAN & MCKINsTRY, Hudson, Ny,
Projectors.
Sent by mail for. so cents.
IF YOU HAVE A COUGH.
Cold, Asthma, raising of Blood or any a.
teetions of the Breast or Lungs, leading to
Consumption, use
DR.. HOUSEMAN'S GERMAN COUGH
DROPS,
as prepared for over thirty years 81 J. j,
Davislnow deceasedl and you y y be sure
to find relief. Address ROSSMAN &
McKINSTRY, who have succeeded to the
Proprietorship, and sold by all druggists
and dealers in Medicines. For sale BY all
Druggists in Rock Island.
Sold by Avery 4 Tyler, Lafayette, In
diana. Fuller & Fuller, Chicago, whole
sale agents.
John +. Henry, Curran & Co., Whole
sale Agents, s College Place N. Y.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-26

THE GRAND UNIoN.-New York.
This hotel has gained wide popularity
both on account of its eligible situation-it
being directly opposite the Grand Central
Depot-and the excellent manner in which
it's kept. By stopping at this house,
guests save the heavy expense of carriage
hire and expressage, baggage being carried
to and from the depot without charge 1t
is first class 10 every respect, and yet the
rates of charges are lower than at any
other first class house in the city. 1t is
conducted upon the European plan