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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-19
9r;ens9a

Newport, 8b,ZS., 18. i6ebr. - Sberit
SAper SbeperD BON her Sunoesarmee n1ro
an ndflten Samilage III gtep=yorf frieg8z
gertd)tltA proSeliirt peroen. Sbarlt Sbeper0
tit angeflagt, tpdbreuO er in 1868 neSrigaoe
Der 9lruee GeS Cumberland commanblrte,
$4,000 unteri6la9en III baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-19
45. Gnnares.-2. sikuna.

gSaihiugto l8. Sebruat. Se=
nate puroeu perifieOene 8ettti0nen eiage-
reid)t, peld)e ben gSiberrui Der 8anterOtt.
gelebe oerlangen uno ge9en Die 8ebuftioH
oes GinsaugsSoaeS aui oeridIeoenc 9lrtitel
remOnltrlren.
j3ablreit)e Retitioneu Iber &emouetifrung
oes SiiberS &C. tpnrDeu uorgelegt.
Sor. Sa1aro legte etne BON 10, $50 llnter.
idriften besedte Yetitlon Der liberal -9eague
uor um 8rennung Don &ird)e uuo Staat.
Spencer leqte cine Bill Dor fir Die SrQa.
nilation oe5 SerritoriumS Stlaboma,
0r. Soar cine Bill, bic Guidtung 6fentl,
Sib!iotbeten III ernlutbigen.
gSbgte belt eine ldnqere 5e6e gegen Die
SiQ, mel1e bic Suoianer in oen Stano lest,
Siirger Der Ser. Staateu III perOen.-6ierauf
muroen 4rtuat Stll8 erlebiet. - 9ertagung.
Sm Observation-Disclosures
Lief berte, lpdbreu0 0aS BrotofoQ perlelen
pur0e, cine Sotldaft Ocs SeuatS eill, lueld)e
Die 2lnnabme Oer Slauo'iden Sil5er=StQ
nebit uerld)teoenen announcements uerflinOete.
Ser Spred)er erflGrtc, Die regelmGBige Sc
lddftSorDnung betebe III Dem unerleoigtcn
gelbGfte pom eBten 5Sreitage, udnltd) elmer
Sill, melf)e Dem Yoitcontraftor SEQ. s..
@tbDin9s Ser9iitung fir Dor Dem Sitr9erfrege
9elelitete 0ieuite 3uipri6t.
Serld)ie6ene SillS murben iobann einge-
braht un0 iberlpieieu,
lin ltbr nnroe ben Soriiter besGomite'S
iiber ben 0iitrift @olumbia bas Slurred)t erz
tbellt, unb oerielbe beridtete cine Sta ein,
melfe etne neue abifdbung oe5 GtgentbumS
I'M Oiltrtfte uno einen neuen @eulu8 Der Be
p0lteruug anorbnet; an9euommen.
SuntOn (Sa.) bon Demlclbeu 9onltte be-
,-frl 41o Non rIf1-tEt
&onmiiidren bas 9ied)t ertbetlt gerid]tltd]e
Sdlritte etnSuleiteu uuO Appelatonen ohne
Gautton8!elituuq au5uuehmen; ferner eineStll
sur YrotofoQtrung Don 6ppOtbefen, Sauiurz
funoen II. |. No.; augenomnten.
6enbee (St.) bon bemlelbef Son1lte be-
rlftete Die Bill i'm Setreff einer pernlanenten
0iitrtftsregieruug Suriif; bieelbe wurbe iiir
ben 4. Oldr5 5ur beionberen SagesorOnung
gemaht.
DaS 9onrite nahm barauf ais 8lenar=
@onlite inter ben Soriibe oes Dr1. Sprtitz
ger (SQ8.) Derihlebene 8tQS III Se;ng auf
Den Oiltrttt Dor, FOB jeOod) Ole Situng auf
obne cine GntIhetouug 9etrofen Su bobeu.
Sarfielo (S.) bra6te cine Sill eln, bersn
3wed 1T, fir Die griiuOli6ere llnteruhung
bon @iienbabn llnfGlen Gorge SIT trageu;
iiberipieien.
Baufs (Otaii.) uuterbreitete cine giG,
luelde Sernetern elmer jeoen 3eitung, ioeld)e
telegrapbtide SerbinOung init gSalbington
beiitt, bas 6lurredt geitattet; iiberipleieu.
I'm Is llbr Oertagte it1 Oa59au5, uao ELL
@autus Der ,,Silber- llnIOn" perlamnlelte Tdl
ioglei9 in bem 3tmnter beS SuitiS =@omtte's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-19
Snntnfer= Grnno.

9sewz gorf, is. 8ebr. = Der 9ampfer
y@itp Of Dallas" pelder beute aus 6ernan<
Sina, 6la., anfam, gerietb on rinerYerfte in
granS, uno lpuroe III ben Snb binansbusitrt.
0as Seuer 1T sur 3ett nod nidt gelDid1t.
(Spater.) OaS S:usr brad fur5 mad llbr
beute abeno in benz Mnihinenraume aus
uno er9rlff in furSsr 3eit Die Saiiite unb ben
nhteren Sd)lt1sranm. gtahbem Der Oampfer
pom Der gSerite eftiernt luoroen mar, fiillte Die
6ensrpebr ben Sd1iffsraum idne1 nit @afer
nho otaWle oas Sahr5eug gum Sinfen, nm
Die pollitdnSige 3eritDrnnq belielben ,u perbiiz
ten. Der Sarge, rpelfer unter anoerem aus
800 Salen Sannlpolle beitano, ift fir $780,
600 perlld1ert nno NOR on periaiebene bieiiae
Strnlen conf9nlrt. Ser Dampfer iuurpe i'm
Sabre 1872 in IRpitic, @onn., erbaut unb TO-
ltsts Sl2s 900; er mar 19s SUB long, As 6uB
brett, ID SUB tief unb 5u $50 Sonnen reatitrirt,
8as Sabrseu9 mar fir SOC, 900 in perIdlieoez
men @eIeatd3aften uerii1ert. Die urladle bes
G.usrs ii ai9t ernittelt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-19
S1o=gatOlin0.

Columbia, S.=&., IS. 6ebr.-@s per=
ben aroBe Anitrengungeu gema4t, I'm fir 6.
s. Carpenter, mafer gleid)Seitig nit Dem
StaatSibabmetiter GarbO;o Huo @onareBnlit-
gliebe 81. SmaqS berlrtbeilt morOen mar,
elnen BaroOn gu iitern. 0ie bon pelen
Staetsienatorcn nlitlttter3ei6nete Betrtion
befinbet iid in 0en pGnNen oe8 @ouusrueurS
,Odmpton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-19
Srutale S6anotbat ei,tes IcSers.-
Weritt6l. 0ett Nerbred1er AT l1lGlen

PDtIa Oct ptN, I8. SebrNar. = Glner
bier perDffentlidten 0speife sufol9e begin9
Der 9teger Senlanlin YOnslep gsitern abeno
bel &incolnz Citation in @beferzGOuutp Elm
iG)dnOllbes &erbreden M Der 19 jdbrigelt
Otattie Sane. Sri. Sane, peidle aus Bbllaz
belpbla itammt, jeOo6 iett etniger 3ett bel
Der 6auille Oe8 6rn. s. Smltb 5u 2iucOln-
Stctton lebte, purOe bon Oem idmarSen
Sd)suiale Oerart sugerihtet, baB ibr 2eben
nid)t gerettet tperoen FAM. Der gerbreder
muroe ciu9efan9en, uno mebrere in Der I'm
ge9euO wObneuOe 9te9er madteu ben Serlnd),
lbn 81 lgnAen. DIE BOltStfen uereitelten je~
Oo6 ben Yerln6 uno bradlten ben @eiangenen
iidler nad] Dem 9efdnqni lie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-19

WcfnttIWte fcIe9tapbt1d)e Sepe1Nett.
Gin beiouOerer 2eihengottesoienIt Su Gbz
ren beS peritorbeueu BapIteS fano &c
iteru i'll Der italieuiIben Stride ySantd
yiaria MaOalena" in y Bbilabelp Gi a itatt.
- 0as SibIiotbefgebdube Der ,Sromn.
l1nioeriitdt"t t" in BroOlOeuce, SIS, wurOe
AM Sonntage inter entipre6enOen 5eierlid)-
feiten engemeibt.
= Die 8 oblengrubeuino in Der Ee=
hi gh z@ e9enO wurOeu aeItern mieOer III
Setrteb geiett, jeood lOlleu Die Qlrbeiten
idon in uG6itel SSOd)e abermalS eingeitellt
lueroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-19
0ermiid1te 9cpeitbctt aus Tetp=
WDrf.

Oteio 9orf, l8. 6ebruar. .-@olo erDffnete
Su 1O2.
- Die @reenbadler NIB Silberleute trefien
anIfalten fir cine groBartl9e Waiieuuerianm=
lung, ruelhe nddtenS in @tlmore'5 @arten
abqe6alten meroen io1. @eneral Butter, Sez
nator 9oorbees unb anbere iOlen als 8ebner
etn9elaben meroen.
- Soiepb g. Q8a1l, melfer feline Satin
in Der 8ruufenbeit burd) 9ubtritte 81 3oDe
miBhanOelte, tpuroe heute 5u 10 Sabren 3uft<
baus perurtbeilt. Der 9fifter ertbeilte inn
BEN 8atb, segen cen Wirtb welder inn Die
@etrdnfe uerfauIte, cine @tutlflage ein5nleiten
uno oenielben sur Seltreitung oe8 &ebensz
unterbalte8 ieiuer uerlaiienen aInber 3u 5rpiu<
gen.
-Sr. Sbos. 2oro un6 Ieine Satin Qnnette
9orb iibertrugen beute ben 66. 6eurp Dan
uno Clarence v. Semar6 al5 @uratoren einen
groBeu Sbeil ibres Giaentbun8, pelAes bic
9enannteu Serren pertpaten unb oeiIen jGgrli=
den @rtrag ite ben &tnbern oeS 6rn. 2oro aus
Sablen iollen. Die llebertragung erfolate in
Solge zines sluil6en 6rn. 2oro unb leiuen
Rin6ern getroffenen llebereiufommenS, oeiien
@in3elubeiten nt1t befannt 9stnad)t ipuroen.
9Srau 2orb entia9t alien ibren anlpriiden allf
DaS fra9ltd)e @igenthunl.
= Der llnteridatmeiter 3ahlte beute fir
SntereIien Sl80,000 uno fir eingeSogene Sb-
ligattonell $94 800 aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-19
0lmsitn1lA roit sisettb0litls2t beitertt

Sort 6opc, Ont, IS. 6tbr. = Die Ill:
oeitelten Der .,MiOlano Sabu" itellten beute
bic 9lrbeit bic gan3e 2inie entlan9 ein inO
meisern fid, on Die 2lrbet 3uriidSufebren,
bis lie ibren riidfanOigen 2Obn erbalten ba=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-19
Gtue Narte

Gtne 1ar.e.
an aae, fpeldbe on ben 8olsen bon Susenbfhnben,
neruoer S4mdde, gnttrdituns, Berluf Der Dian
nestraft &C. etben, ienOe Id TO f enfre elm Reaep
oas fte furtrt. Dieies srose Selmittel iuurSe BON
enem giilfondr in Siozamerita entoedi. etidtetn
aoreiiirses @Oupert 9fep. SOiepb z. Snnan, Sta'
tion D, 8ibte<9ouie, 8.=g. @itp.
(Sh.81S,t&m., i.a.9.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-19
SelegrapDil1s Sepel9en.
[Seri9te ber raeciirten 3ree- fir oeu rOeutidaeu
ecrreipoubenteu".
JnIanb-pfpf(fbfn.
,er Ret,trtfi,,az z@oara=Wrnae

Nem=Orleaus, 1S. 6ebr. = Sretunb-
fiinfSig republifaniife Otlt9lieOer Der @eet<
gebung baben cine Betitton unterseihnet,
rpelde ben @ouuerneur eriudt, ShS.G anoerz
Jon Su begnabtgen. Sn Se5ug auf Die appel.
latnu 4nOerlon's um eiuen neueu BroseB iit
nod feline GntId)eibuna abQeqeben iporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-19
Gnrapaii9e Gabelberidte.
Ser ortentnlii1e &rte9.
eSriii5 5uoriiber.
Ser Srmd, stptiden Seitreid Mno
6ub4ano omrd) VermitteIlttt8
Sisntar6'S pcrmtcoen.
9te 8rei.SsaiIcrssluiama tpieoer bersefteut.
Sic srsi.SsatIcrssGuiana pisper berseFtelt.
@nnIanp uno Der Rrien.

9teue Seinoieli9feiten Der Grieden gegen Die
Siirfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-19
Gpe3ial. .Noti3elt.

Die memem tarttfden wne sntNiMen eIeftr
memiidicn. TerfartaI=, SdmeieIs unS 7ampt
baosr tn Sr. t47, saratosas, uabe eutaphrase,
fnb Test fir Serren uuo Dameu In poIIe. 9bataiet,
tSspfO, 12aRtef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-19
Baltimore e5lre 9n(uraafs Office
auf oer
Siibmeif>Gfc berSnmth> II. Waterftr.

Seit mebr, als etnem bal6en Sabrbunbert etablirt,
perdert se9en 8erluIt obPr 8eibdoI9ung burd Seuer
In Der staot ober aut Dem eanoe, aui ale aren bon
Gisentbum.
Sieie G5eisnitaft fent aud tmmerpdbrenbe
ODER permanente y ticen aus.
ISM. o. S,arriion, Brditbent.
ireftpriuH Ut:
Oaoib 9. Witon, .. s. Nencomer,
Srancis z. Sing, Srpille 6orius,
5enrp Carrot, g8. 49, EapIor,
gBm. s. Srune, @eor9e 6. Sarriion,
s. BON 8apsf, gBm. s. Bennington,
z. Rober Senfns, 9. 9ilbert siders,
6. Vtorton StemGrt, Ofenoe5 eoBen,
SdrI, 6. George, Jun.
(SulitS-D N. Sc. 4urdl Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-19
Sauf. GdIlfmeut,

elizabeth, 9f. S., IS. 5ebr - 9tc
- oBlatnfielo= o=SaOingS SHititution" idloB am
lctten Samtage ibre Sbiiren. Sct benz
/. Sanuar mur0su ter Sanf 9epoiten i'm
8etrage pon 100000 eutSogeu, unb nm ben
Ret III letteH, beantraateu Die 0irettoreu Die
Grnennung zines Waiiencurators. 9en am
/. Sanuar eritatteten 8eridte Sutolge bela6
bic 8ant einen IeberiduB pon $4,000 iiber
ole Shuloen.
Ser @etomarft.
Ren=0Orf, IS. 5ebrlar.-9elo leidt gu
4-5. Q8e6iel itettger I'll 482. Sob IdllOB
rubig IO1s-f. 8lnOe8z zSbliqltionen ihloI-
len ieit; 188ler @oupolt5 1868, neue i865er
l038, lS67er l0G, 1S6Ser 1883, ueue Siuier
1919, 1O.40er @oupou5 1O72. q(ftien i1lOIieu
flau SEEM 0orfer Central 1851, Grie p,
gate SbOre 619, 5uinOiier@entral 73E, GjttSs
burger 704, @bicago g}ortbmelterH 35t, Brio
ritdten 615, 0tOd=SslanO 99t, gSeTern llnIOH
Sci. &c.
llHteridaeantt5 9ilan;: Sob $IO5, ,o92,z
1921: &ouraut S34,2I6,412.40.
- Die 3oa @inHabmeu betru9eu beute
SJ63 900,
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Ser @etomarft.
ShiTsuo 61rid1tcu .


Bbilaoelpbta, 18. 6ebruar. Der
0ampfer n9OrO @iioe" iit Don &ioerpool eiu=
getroffeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-19
gsere aebeinte 9lYaeftersgsf D tina

Ot a h anop< Gttp; YG., IS. Sebr. =
gine ueue, gebelme @PIclllbaft ift Dor 3ur;em
inter Dem gtamen knights of Labor in
oieier @egenp or9aniiirt poroen, I'M perid)ie=
oene aufgtlDite ,Srabe llntons" 3u erIcBen
unb bas Snterefie Der Nrbeitcr I'll mabreu.
Die Srganilatiou lit bauptldhlif oaraut be-
re6net, aGf polltiId)em 6eloe Su pirtcn unb
tbGtt9eu antbeii an alen Wahlcn Su uebnlen,
Sater 8Dan marnte geltern Wtorgen BON Der
SauScl aus ale Wfttglieoer ieiner @enlei1Oe
gegen ben AnifluB on Die Geielihaft unb
fOrberte 0ieieniaelI, tpeld1e ftf lhou an9ez
id)loilen batteu, auf, bel Strafe eer@rcommu+
ntfation ihre Serbinoung nit Der Srganiia=
tiou gu lDlen. @r erf9drte, Der neue Sersin
iei nidlt beiier, al8 bie Wtoaie MaguireS. -
Die Sppoittion Der Sirdbe gegen ben Serein
erregt groBes 2lnfieben inter BEN irldnbtldeu
Satbolifen, bereu piele su Der Srganiiation
gebDren.
SturHt 1tt.o &ebensperlttit lit Galis
fsrttien.
Gan Sransisc 0, 18. 6ebr. - Gin bei=
tiger 9tegenIturm bat "a Stunren lanq i'm
gon3en Staate gepittbct. Giner Spe3ialz
SepeId]e aus Sadiou, 9lulabor @ountp, Su-
tol9e lit Der SaGlor~@reef als ieinen ufern
getreten, un6 bic 6Glfte 0e8 Oorti0en @9tneien=
piertelS murbe BON ben 6lutben peggeriiien.
Nht @bineleu uuo Sruet Srauen ertranfen.
Iud) aus perIdteOenen anoern Gbeilen oes
StaateS ptrb beoeutenoer Sdlaoen 9entelbet.
Der oberc Sacramentoz SiuB itebt iebr bod,
nno man beflirhtet cine lleberl9menlmung.
Gan SSran5t5 co, IS. SScbrnar. = Ser
Supamentoz6lub itano beute NiOraen bGber,
ais Je suOor. Der American 5luB ite6t eben-
ebenfal5 iebr bod, uilo Der glnpro1 oe5 6od=
lpaIier8 gegen ben Damn an Der WIuoung Il.
In Der 9iabe oeS StdotfeuS @aibington miro
ais fiir6terlif geifiloert. GiS iett ilt es
ourd Die 4nltrengungen Der gerpobner qelnn-
gen, cine @reoaifc gu perbiten, alien auf Der
ent9egehgelebten Sette bes fSluiies, Wteien
unterbalb bes Staot6ens, lit Elm Oammbrud,
eingetreten, melder Den auf Die 2epees an Der
mtnocrt. Sn oem @ebirge luiitbete elm fiird,.
Der @eblrae ldllgere 3cit beftig regnete. Ale
| StrOnle itnb I'M Idnelen Steigen begriffen
| Sacramentoz@itp lit obne s3peifel ge9en lie
| beri6memn1ung gefldert, allein ans alien
| Sbetlen bes BluBtbal8 miro GROCER Sdaben
| genteloet. Der Secfebr auf pelid3iebenen @is
ieubabnen 1T in Solge Oes SofrpaiierS unters
brod)en, unO mebrere 8riiGen muroen fortQez
rilieu, stm gear<Sluiie iit Der Damn inter
| balb 9Sheatlauo gebrodeu, nnb bic gauSe linz
| gegeHo it iiberIf)ruernmt. Die Saupt.inien
Der ,Gentral-" uno ygSeiternzB Baeific@ Babn"
baben bts ieet feline SeiAdbigunsen erlitten.
Die fatholiide Stride in St. peleHa, Napas
County, iuuroe in pergangener 9tad9t itber ben
5aufen 9eruebt nrb piel ionfiger Sbabeu
arseri6tet. 0as gSetter 1T nod miner oIo-
bend llEo man befiirhtetr baB mor9en Elm
Hener Sturm ioSbreden lutra.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-19
SSreilaiIltn9 etaes Sy6lId,erS.

id)er Nliler, lpeder, ple nir friiber beri6tc=
ten, Dem @efGn9niIIe i1berrpicen porOen mar,
I'm Die IuSliciernngs Yapiere Selten8 Oe5
Staatss Georgia ab3umarten, mur0e am
Samitage AMI Setebl Oes RiAterS 28etoon
in Sreib2it aeiett
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-19

R n0eutide9 6amiIienbfatt"
betBI etne re4t biibiA au8getattete g8o9e1-
3ettun9r berau8gegeben BON 0en 66. s. 6. u.
Sbl09el & SobU, Jn. 1863, Siio : 8onbItr.,
unO reOtgirt uOn BaftOr 28. Strobel, Nr. Il3,
S.=@reteritr. 0a8 8latt 1T ipe3iell reliaiSs'
moraltlfer ltntermeiiung gewtomet uu6 euts
Bost mt SorqLalt an89epdblteu &eieitoff.
Nmtltd)e 8eieHt5te.
olttmore, Den IS. iSebruar 1873
I. Glmenbori gar poa, 3. ]ioIen6ern, SSsn. 95ooiA
?. Soaies, 6, Sprinoer 8srnbnyS '''
8. &aiier. g., T. NSolf NnArpns 'N'''
1. SrGaer, So6ann, 8. 2gub, GSeorae.
l+3l g. y. S1Ier. Boftmeifter,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-19
2st&s 0st 9laG SSillS.
n 1 =. q q 10 ErnL,.

0eabwooO, D.s3., lS. 6e5r. @eO,
Qbler aus Chicago uno 5bOmas @aruep BON
Otontana serietben auf ibrem 8andO. ettpa
50 Metlen pom 9eaomoop, 3. g, eutfernt,
ant lebtcn SamItage init einanOer in Streit.
@arpen I6lug 9loler NIT einem 6ammer, mo-
raul 2ebterer @arpcp nieOerdloB.
Sranf Mc@opern, Elm nOtoriid5er G6arafs
ter, uno Soiepb 2uOmi9 geriethen porgeiteru
in@entral= &itp, 0.zS., nit einanoer inStre1t.
SeiSe 3ogen ibre 6euoluer uno fenerten fait
qleitbseitig. Mc@opern iuuroe iflper in Der
{1iifte perlpunbet. Wtan bdlt &uowtg's Chat
i, n oor,,a,t, fiir nerpr,tfprttot
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-23
NOTES HERE AND THERE.

The Baptist Sunday school went TO
Credit island to-day TO picnic.
R. B, Olmsted. Reynolds, dropped
in to see us to-day. He is always a well
come visitor to Rock Island.
The Democr0t says that Henry Har-
der, the murderer of Davenport saloon
keeper. is sorry he did it. He blames it
all to whiskey-same old story.
Fred Buckley, of Edeington, Ill,
shipped to-day three fine Poland-Chi
hogs, the finest 10 the state, and Whish
have taken the sweepstakes, wherever ex-
hibited, Mr.. Buckley is one of the en-.
terprising farmers OF Edgington, and has
so enviable reputation 10 the fancy stock
line.
Democrats are looming up hereabout'
and were never more thoroughly in earnes
than now, and do not propose to be init
Undated into voting other than the straieh
ticket, The Union sends up piteouI
whine this morning, showing how the re
publican pulse beats.
"A Toronto, Canada, woman has jus
shown a notable example of thrift. He
husband tried to hang himself the othe
day. but was cut down by an officer an
taken to the police station. Next morn
ing, after the court dismissed him with
caution as to what he might expect
he tried it again. his wife said: "You
Honor, will you have the police give N
back that clothes line?"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-23
Personal.

John Whitsitt. Presumption. one Of the
heaviest short horn breeders 10 the state,
was 10 the city to-day. He intends having
sale of fine stock Cd Aug. 2lst at his
farm in Presumption township. Lovers OF
fine cattle will do we'll to attend.
10. Atwood. w. E. Stockton, j. E.
Levi, F. G. Hail, A. w. HAMS, Chicago;
r. L. milford, J. Nj. Poole, W. Wilbur.
New York; G. P. james, Peoria; G. b.
Bray, St. Louis; NJ. W, Jones, GAINESVILLE
o.; G, II. Bowker, Flint, Mich; Jas. A,
Reynolds and G, f. Madison, Chicago, are
among to-day's arrivals at the Harper
House.
J, D. WATSON and daughter, Marble
Rock, Iowa; r. NJ. Brooks, M. D. Green,
Chicago; j. L. Franklin, Toledo, o., 5
J. Morgan, Detroit, Mich; R. NJ. Brown
Trenton, N. j.; j. NJ. Hughey and wife
GreenfeIdszO. +. Z. Chase, Peoria; r
G. Riley, Rock Falls, ILL.,, are guests at the
Commercial House to-day.
T. A. Reeves, Montana j. n. Smith
Monticello, Iowa, T. T. Graves, Milwau
kee; w. II. MellegaD, New York; Fl. S
Marsh aud wife, Galesburg; Geo. John
ston, Detroit, Mich; H. II. Tanner, Chi
cago; H. HinksoD, Philadelphia; VIM
Dunn, Peoria; are among to-day's arrival
at the Rock Island House.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-23
To the Editor of the Argus:

To the Editor of the Argus:
Ny attention has been called TO letter
from our esteemed fellow citizen, Captain
Haverstick, descriptive of Pixies Peak,
and vicinity, published in The ARGUS
last week. 1t is an excellent letter, and
very graphic, and contains the following
paragraph:
Like the burrows and seams made by
time on the rugged face of DIR. Gregg"
Of course l feel highly complimented
by the comparison between myself and
the Peak. Snow capped. That's mel
grand, majestic piercing the clouds, which
do. when they are very low, but above
all, the evidence given by myself and the
Peak of the Creators omnipotepce, making
US both alike, and N his own image.
But when thu Captain talks of the
seams aud burrows on my face, mus
protest
Why; my face Is as smooth las the
icices that hang from dams temple
The finest artist of ancient, or modern
times who engraved the paintings O
Albert Durer. Rembrandt, or Landseer
could not discover seam or furrow OF
nv face. But distance lends enchantmen
to the view," and when the Captain gets
little farther from home" he will likel
nv face TO q chunk of coral from tn,
Florida reefs, But what can we expec
from a man who tells of fellow out there
who shooting at game on the foot hills
killed his neighbours dog in Iowa. Tha
beats my friend Pete Albert out of hi
boots, and Pete should common sui
! for damages against the Captain for spolia
ton of his reputation, and stealing hi
thunder.
However. as might be expected, tn
letter is good and graphic. especially tn
/ donkey scene:
Haverstick astride O donkey
Scramblng up Pixies Peak,
Haverstiek praising the donkey,
So docile, strong and meek
An attribute it is of generous souls,
TO praise each one another,
That man is the meanest cuss Of all.
( Who won't stand up for brother.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-23
Fat People easily sunstruck.

Fat people are not only liable to sudden
deaths from heart disease, apoplexy, etc.,
but statistics show that they are more. liza
Bile than others to 'sunstrokes" and affec-
tons arising from extreme heat. An ex-
tensive experience in the treatment of COR
pulence has resulted in the introduction oil
speedy remedy for the cure of this terrible
condition. Its use iusures reduction of
from two to five pounds per week. If cor
pulsnt people who are exposed to the rays
OF the sun value life, and comfortable exis
tence. let them use Aliens Anti-Fat
Sold by druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-23

IMPORTANT TO PERSONS VISITING New
YoRK,-One of the best kept aud most
convenient Hotels for Merchants and others
to stop at when in New York is the Grand
Union Hotel, nearly opposite the Grand
Central Depot, kept on the European plan
you therefore only pay for what you get.
Everything is first class, aud prices mod
crate. adapted to the stringeDcy of.the
times You save the expense Of carriage
hire, and by leaving your baggage check
on the counter Of the Hotel, your baggage
will be delivered in your rooms. fifteen
minutes after the arrival of the cars, free
of expense. We advise you to give ths
Grand Union trial, ..-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-23

1t does not make any difference how Sc
we're the case of bilious arrangement is,
Simmons Liver Regulator will cure it
speedily and effeetually without salvation
or that prostration of the system ensuing
from the use of drastic purgatives.
As there are many spurious iDitati ons
of this valuable medicine, take care you get
the genuine.
I'VE have been selling your medicine
for some time, and we find il better adapt
ed to the cure of bilious attacks than any
other uedicine we have ever used or sold.
"JAs. NJ. lBEAsLEY & Co., Magnolia
Ark"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-23
Democrats Go to Work.

Democrats are waking up to the i'm
portance of hard work and will not be
found wanting when the canvass opens.
Never before in years has a local ticket
been in the field which awakened more
enthusiasm among the democrats than the
one recently placed in nomination. Then
again, democrats feel encouraged to work,
because they know that the republicans
have no earthly show Of electing Perkins,
and further, that by united work Luken
can be elected, The republicans will lose
hundreds of votes in this county through
the national vote, especially in Moline,
which has always been the republican
God send" of the county, but which is
now thoroughly and irrevocably national
Every fair minded republican knosos that
without Moline. Perkins cannot be elected,
and every democrat who stops to figure
the loss the republicans are sure to sustain.
cannot help seeing that the success
of Lukens can be attained by united eff
fort 1t behooves every true democrat to
be on the alert. Leave no stone unturned
90 TO work at once. See that your neigh
Dor works. leave nothing undone that will
contribute to success, and victory is ours
Republicans, of course, endeavor to BELT
tie your chances, they will tell you that
your vote is thrown away, that you are
only helping the national ticket. All this
and thousand and one other things they
will tell you, but believe nothing. The
republican party 10 this county, in this
state and in the entire country is dead. Ii
this county nothing but withered corpse
remains of what was once power 10 poll
tics. The halcyon days have gone and /
new era is dawning which will forever bur,
the now scattered remains of the dead re
publican party. Democrats. do not be de
tered from doing your Guty, stand vi
manfully. earnestly and all the time 70
your ticket and you must win. Do this
work constantly, theoretically. and conf
IDENTIFY and next November will bring yor
a glorious rewards grand victory, q tri
umph Of principle, and we'll earned har
lvest-successl