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Rod eitt atts9efniTener S6ab=
fffeiffer.

Sartforo, @oun., 2. 2(ugua.- 2eonaro
3. Yitttn, 9hatmeilter OcS StaotfeH8 Sf,
Sartioro, lit bur4gebrannt, uno ieine Siider
ergeben em 9ef5it I'M 8etra9e OOn $4,000.
Man glaubt, oaB er oub,r ieinen iOnitigen
Setrl9ereien audJ' eillen She'll Der BON Tim
perwalteten 6tntertaienid)aft ieineS Saters
unterihlng, jeOOdl lit oieie 2tunabme bis jstt
nod niC1t eripieieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-03
SelegrapDiide 9epellens
TBertre Der ngHociirten 9reffe' fir Seu aDt1g5ea
&erreipouoenteu@.1
3uIanb- b-gspf(fl)trl.
m,,s Der e,,,noest a,,ptftaSt,

g8aibinstou, 2. 9lug. = Bis jeBt lit
nod feline 3eit fir Die Sertbei ung Der BON
Merifo erbaltenen @nti6aoi9ungSnmme ielt=
9eiett moroen.
Die gta6ri6t iit bier eingetroffeu, baB
@raf gobisco, Der rniiiidIe Generalz@Ouiul
III Stem .Dorf, Su @btte Sulpbnrz springs,
Yirq., mobin er ii6 Dor etllfeu WOuatsn
ans @sinnbbeitsritdFGten beseben hattie, gez
itorbeu 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-03

oerit0nert unO regt OtE baarmu1S al uuS
briugt raid)e5 Bah8tbum berDor. @ruuem
0aarc glbt er iclue nOtiirljhe 6arbe ruieoer.
ST 1T nidt tIebrlg, ionOern auber Hnb auqe-
nehm; III Der G9at eiu nrIItotratihes &oi.
letteue Brdparat. Brtl5 81. 8et Setb g.
6auce Nr. 1O8, " eft 3 Ii m 0 {.
itraBc, 81 babeH. l47O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-03
9ie Grmorsat9 oes Ycltsti1en
Staitt, itt sSerSeO=SitD.

SerieD.@ TIN, N.s5., 2. Nu9ult.- Wan
nelbet, baB yGope" Senuett, mel6er in Dem
Seroadte iteht, al Der grmoroung bes biei.
YollSilten SarD Sntitb i'll Der uorlebten
ytadt bstbciIi9t getpeien su ieiu, in0tem- gOrf
perbaftet ,uOrben 1T uuO eiu i6riitllde8 @es
1anonlb abgelegt bat.
Stem Yorf, 2. 4ug. - Die bieiise 80.
liSet be1treltet Die 9ln9abe, baB D&oue" Sens
nett III Dieier StQot ftitaenOmmen Worben il.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-03
EnS 0eSlse SsfpEer

Nemz Srlean8, 2. Nug. = Die Can't
tdtsbeboroe rleloet heute Wfittaq, baf, inner
balb Der letten "a Stunben Sc .peitere Ber5oz
neu am gelbsu 6ieber erfrauttsn uHo Yerio.
ren Der Seu6e erlagen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-03
Gnoe oeS Nr6eitera@tMSftanSeS tn
SbtcoQD.

@bicagO, 2. Nu9uit,- Die ausitehen0en
Arbeiter Der bieitgeu Salepppampier febrten
beute MOraeu ,uieoer un Die glrbett 5uriid.
Die @l9entbiimer babeu ibrc AbFdt beSii9ld
elmer 9obnreouttiou aufge9ebcu, uuo 3ablen
inrtan mieoer Die altcn Erelie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-03
@ttte EGtts.

au aae, tusIdt on ben fsolsen bon Susenbfdnoen,
aerp6Ier Gdndibe, &nttrdituns, Serluh Der Vtan>
nestraft &c. Ieoeu ienoe Id to enfr elm 6estpt
Sas Fe turirt. Dieies sroBe Sttlinittel purbe BON
einem Ufifondr In Glib zgmsrita enlbeat. S1idt elm
nbreiRrtes @ouoert On Geo. Softpb &. Snman, eta,
lion D, Bible<9oaie, N.sD. @itp.
.,f.u.T.N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-03
6runoei9entbum
au bertauiden nber gu berfanfen
auf Der -
Urunoetaentbums S0rie bon &. ". SpaI tint
Sebauoe ocs ,Wmericau."


-.O:-
12O M6er 2auo, cine pradooae 6arm, Song
@reenz Yallep. 10 0teien bon bier.
Sdt0nes ssieaeIiteiubaus al gSarrenitr., sebn
3inmer, $4500; ipirb aud seSen einen sanoiib na9e
Der Stabt pertauld,t.
(Srobes it6diaes sieseliteinernes Saus on
WiartetsSpace, edben uno gBobnuns; iebr 6ilis i'm
Eauide.
2eere 9auitcIen on 2opionitr /, 155 fsuB Sronte,
nur $1,000.
Vradbtpoae gSobumna ON Der 10. strase, Waib=
inaton, .. g., oipie grunbi6e in oerlelhenStaot,
e6r biia su oerfauIen ODER sestn bleses @isentbum
umSutauI6en.
Tsines Wobnbaus an @albounitr., nit often mos
bernen @inridtunsen; Breis $1,000.
3tpei breiodise S,1uier an geaibinetonfrabe, Z
3tnmer nit Naiier; neu uno in suem SuTanoe.
Yrets 5000 ieOes.
Tarm NIT 144 Ndern In Galpert:@ountp, .Varp=
LAMB. nit usseseidneten@ebduift Breis$3000.
5iini 3fpei0dise aiegelfteinerne SGuier on aShat=
coat. na9e Striderir., 3imner entbalteno uno in
sutem 3uitanbe. Yreis $500 iebes. auG seae1 etne
Narm uIneetauidt. ('sebri ,f29iteT &2p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-03
N,o1tt 93Iike crId,Iooett .

0OlIQ Outings, WIll., 2. Nu9ut.-
Gin beftige5 9emi:ter entluO ittJ beute iiber
oteier StaOt. SameS Drigg, 1G Sabre alt,
uno 2ouiie Ntalice, IA Sabre alt, muroen III
ueri6isOenen StaDttbellen bonn Slite er'
idl(a0eu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-03
aas punoerbar spirfenoe SantmttteI

9aS uunoerbar suirfenoe SautmttteI
Sulph lie OF "A r n u m.
Simmer, Blltben, Beulen unb ade Soutausibldse
perben I'm bebinst sebeilt; 81 Sas Badet; NIT
ber goft suseiditt Wan ienbe oif=SIicezStempel
fir Bampblet nebit 9e6rau6 6saHpeiiuns.
9r. Sobne & Sonp., Rr. Sc. Sftz6apettefr.,
Dein Ipotheter bat es. (6ebr20, 1J,i.a.8.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-03
&lopnantt & sscllmatn BON ToD=
tttottlt ((eOrellt.

9&em Dorf, 2. Aug.-5iaat 9iObmunn,
optical. .GOmp.% yir. a, onbiOnitraBe, it
onrhgebranut uub bat, lpie man augibt, cine
bebcutenOs, Der 6irna gebDrige Summe Sci
be8 nlitgenommer. Die erlpGbnte @ompag=
nie beitcbt aus ben So. &lopmann uuo Sell
mann, mel6e auBerDem an elmer GQenmaa~
in @aloelton, &er., NIT einem
3weisqsi9dfte i'll bieier Slaot, betbetIi9t iino.
24ie (5r. 8lopmann mittbeilt, iit Der BON
&obmanu unterIdla9eue Sstra3 nod ni4ter-
mittPft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-03
Der @cIontnrft.

0emz gOrf, ?. 2luguit,- @etb fiiiig
Su %. g8e6iel 4.82. @olb i6loB bcutc
5u 1904. 8unoe8 SbIitatiouen iflOien
feif; 1881er Coupons 1879, neue 1865er
1923, 1S67er 1O5b, 1868er lO8, neue 6ituier
1868, 10.4Oer Coupons 1O9. 2lttien idloHen
fau; gtep 9Orter Central l08, @rie l74,
gafe Sbore 634, SQinoiier@entrul 83B, PittS-
burger 80, @bicagOzNOrt9meitern 35y, Yrios
ritdteu 66B, OtodzSslanO HE, 9SeiternllniOn
Sel. 9O&.
llntsri6atamt8 Silau3: Sob 1926, 1921, =
07I.OO; @onrant S48. .331.O
- Die 3Ol @innabmen betrugen beute
$339, 700.
- Der llnteri6abmeiIter sablte beute fir
Snterefen 100000, uno fir eingeSogeue Sb
l1aationen 1926, 900 aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-03
sic d,it,e;iid,e (,eSot,ofid,aft.

Sau 6rauSis CO, 2. Au9ut.- Die dt-
neIiid)e @tianotlhaft miro mor9en in eineul
SpeSialmaggOn mad nem Often abreiieu.
Scr @eiunOie bate 9eitern abenO cine langere
llnterre0ung NIT 6ru. See, Dem 4nmalte Der
ied)S bineiti6en &ompagnie'n, uno mebrereu
heruorragenoen hineiil6en Saufeuten. 6r.
See TT utht autoriiir, ole 9leuBsrungen OeS
@eianoten mitsutheilen, iagt Iebod, OaB Der
Qettere mieberholt Die BON ielner Re9leruug
ge9en Die Ser.5taaten gcbegte 9roBe sSreunos
lhaft betonte uno' ertlGrte, er ptlIe nift, oaB
it'd @tma5 erelgnet babe, nm Die guten SeStes
bunqen slpii1eu beioen 4dnbern 81 lt0ren.
@r Sollte Dem ebemali9en ameritaniideu Ge.
iau6ten in @bina, Sru. Some, iopie 6rn.
SelparO, benz gegenwdrtigen geianoten, unb
Sru. g. gBeas gSiuiams, Dem einittgen Sc
cations -SefretGr, groBes COB fir ihre Ser
6ieniie biniidtli6 bes Smi6en bsiben 4dnoern
berri6enoen guten GtnuernebmenS.
Sbget9 Die biefsen 6Oocral-, Staatsz unb
UtuniSipals sBeh6rben Dem @eianoten feline of
fSieue @ourtoiiie erlpteieu baben. purbeu ihm
oennod BON peri6iebenen promtuenten Biirz
germ uiele &ufmcrfiamfeiten su &betl.
Sie gSaDt itt 0orosGarolina.
9S Stlmln9ton, N.'@., 2. Augult.- = 9ie
beutise 8abl lit cine 9dn5lit eineiti9e, iuz
Dem feline SppOiition 9cgen oa8 oemofratiids
Staat8tidet ouf9eitellt poroeu mar. Scioe
Sauier Der @eissgebuH9 lperbeu iibertpiegenO
0eniofrQtiidl 5etu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-03
Gtn 9SetSer bon eitent Neaer er-
fttnt'Ncf

81 a t t an noO % a. 8cnn,, 2. 2(ug, =
Sin yte9er t6otete geitern einen 8eiBen, Std
mems 9aoe 0torton, pclder in ben pSulcaHz
Glenwerfen belddttt9t mar, bel etnem Sttmmz
plate am SuBe oe5 YOotout-Wtountaiu Selez
gentlid elmer gSabl. Rorton'S Sreunbe bro
ben. ben 9te9er su lpndlen, allein bis iest iit
es ihnen nod nidt gelunsen, oenelben auf=
sufinOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-03

1te ue,sen tiirRifd,en uno rmifi&ea sIsft
aaenstjd1sm, 9VerfuriaIz, eMtpefeI unb Sampf'
kasss In Er. t47. Saratosas, nabe GutanArase.
ano lest fir Sersen uno Damen In boiler 9hStiatst.
(gepit0. .121RteO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-03
Nr. liDerDDpt@


Beratbuusslotal: SIR. 132, gforo<entdfplfr.
Ser grose SnbianerzarduterzD Doftor 6ebanoelt NIT
grfos aGe droniten 8rantheiten ess SIrns, Salless
Der eun9e, oe5 Uasens Der aeber, gtleren oaie peg
3er5enS unb ieoe llnorbnnn9 i'm JferoenlgIeMe,
gtropbeln, 3rebs. @eihmulf, Sanopurm, Nerpoilz
f6t uno ae 6roniiden uno atuten seioen oeloef ge-
thle6ter. Or. 9iperpool, osr sroBe Snbianers3rou'
ter=Doftor, Mr. 1872, NorosGmfanitrafe, behans
belt saamenihipdde, nerp0ie Sdmdhe, SmpofenS
NIT ooutommenen grfose, tpas Sunberte oebelsen
Setoe1 tein @slb mebr neg ion6ern beiu1t uno se9t
Dr: sioerpool su Sfathe nno ieto berseu9t er nlfo
9uh Don eieien Observation-Disclosures been. map
Aem afle onoeren Iers.e gut nidt been setonnt. SO
Mo1te Cub, Die Sbr @ud iene Yatent= Webianea babt
boten aiien uno oiee ur6 iene Wrtur obneusen pros
kft bab ,surHen: Id fanngu turiren. Beratbun9Ss
StiRoen bon iriih bis Mbenbs nbr; Sonntags
aum HtffeH Der ar6eitenoen &laiie uon frib 10 bis
RaGmittaas nhr. (Suni. Il, 3 3Ufte. .iaIs)
Ydt5el Y6tiel
5us Heile ms Ausanb teiorst innerhalt a Gtunbeu
n. 8atne,
Gde bs UnlttmsreRTdss uus YoHs0 0tRees MpeHue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-03
gpsssais sNGttsss.
&3terber 9eSdjattt!
9lsftSdbe uno rmiiifdle 8aoer iiir SO GentS
in
Nr. "a, Noro=2tbertn= StraBe.
(Suli4,tS) 9. 6. Serrep, Gisentbimer.
san, sIetld,mamm & 9omp.'s wreBbe,s

compressed yeast).
Da mon enibedt bat, bas piele Natahmunsen un.
ierer 5efe fd TN 0iartte beinben, 70 bat aae dhte
BreBbeie unares Sobrtats aui iebem Badete ben Was
men unierer 5trma. ane anoeren itnS Na9abmun,
gen.
9aan nerGanse BON Ieinem Grocer San, GIetfd,s
naann & Comp . VreBbefe. 2dsd frif&!
>Babrif=Depot: 3tr. "a, Noro= ro=EatatpsStrabe.
9. &. Benmett, @ef6aitsfabrer.
.(Ndrsi9, ,12Dhef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-03
@ermiidbte 9epeideW aus s1e,ps

9tew-Y orf, .. Q(uguit. - Der 0ampfer
y&itp oi Moutreal" lit BON giUerpool uu9es
fommen.
- @OlO er6ffnete beute 5u 1909.
- 0ie 0ompier ySOlmer" BON Oiittslz
meerbGfen lno y9tedar" BON Sremeu ilnO
elugetrOfien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-03
0r1nDe.

Parter8 burg, 8.-Strg., 2. aug.-
Die SGrberei oer t6o. SlGoe & Comp, iomic
Die Sabrif SeS 6ru. 9tatbbone brannten &C,
itern nicDer. Serluit $780,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-03

Sapuatt's 9etriiaereiett.

8 It 0 II, ?. Nug. = 0a8 bleit9e nS0ur-
nal" uerfiinoet, baB l3r. Sappau oor Der am
ndhiten Dtontage Suiammen tretenoen Sranoz
Surp in 2tnflageSuitanO periebt uno wabrz
ldeinlit1 uerbaftet mereen mirb. Sappan ct.
martet Dies uno bereitet fb uuf feline Ger
tbeit tgnn9 Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-03
6auberiid)e Ie9er tn Wtr8tntett. -
Giubrud, tttto Wor0,

81 d NJ II D, SlrJ., 2. ug.-9Sabreno
Der pergan9enen Nad)t pransen suei gte9er in
ben 2a0en unb OaS gSobnbauS beS 5rn.
Mtosbp 9snlep in @OOalauoz zGOuntp, etpa
Is Meilen meltlib BON bieier Staot, ell, lpur>
Den jeOoh ourdl Die erwafenOen Otit9lieber
Der Samilis oeri6eudt. 6r. Sosnlep begab
iid NIT einem @elpebre an ein 6eniter, mo
tpd6reuo er iid bnausbeugte, purOe er ourA
eiusn BON ben ytegern abgefeuerten SduB in
Oas @eii6t getroffeu. Sin sweiter, Ourdl Die
Sbiir abgefeuerter ShuB traf 6rau Otnnarb,
4brn. 5enlen'S Sfmiegermutter, in ben Sta
gen. Die Gerbredler fehrten iOoann III bas
6auS suri!d, ioroerteH @elO uro 5wei Yaare
Stieiel uup saben Die gtummern Der BON
ibnen perlansteu i5uBbefleloung an. Srau
Senlep CAB ben 3iGnbern Aae8, mas fie per
lansten, unO Die 2ebteren entfernten iid ba'
raul. I6r. 5enlep ertaunte. in Den 6duberll
spei gh9er, lpeldlc iid] ieit etliden 3agcn III
Der gadbaridaft bsrnm9ctrisbeH batteu.
Srn. 5enIep'5 gSunoe lit 5war bebenflid, jc=
bod) ni6t abiolut t00tlid, ulleiu Srau 9in-
uerb plro ld,mer.idl Qerettet lperoeu f0nneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-03
Gin ssiiugitug 5ltfG4t9 OOn fetnent
gSritoer erSdtofSeu.


gforiolf, Swg., 2. Au9. - Gin Sting
ling, Nameu8 Sobn gSm. Bebwortb, Sobn
pes befannten Biirgers SameS g. YebwOrtb,
meld)er porgeiteru Don ieinem altercn Srubsr
bnrd) Die 5ufaulge @ntlaOunS elmer Bifole
geiGbrlid perpunOet muroe, 1T 9eitern getorz
ben. Der &eridieoene mar ell ptelOerlpre@
d)enoer jun9er Otann nnO algemein beliebt.
StraBemraltbcret TT oen 9Iad=StaS.
0eaolpoo D, 9.z9., 2. 9lu9. - Sa8.
&noerIon, meldler etrua 10 Dteilen nDrolt9
BON bier cine Nteierei beiiet un0 Wttld) in bic
Ter Stabt gum 8erfaufe berumfdbrt, brad
beute friib Sur gepObnteH 3eit mad Der Staot
auf. gtwa 3pei Oteileu bon ietner &and)e
ruuroe er bon fiinf ma8firten StraBenraubern
angebalten, weld)e i'm fnebeltcn, feline aus
et,Ua $50 beitebenoe Saari6ait, iolpte ieine
beipen Yferoe raubtcn uno ibn iooann biilfloS
OIL pcm 9faube zines gSaloeS BuriidieBen.
Die 9tGub9 begaben iid oarauf ndd Qn6erz
ion'S 8au1c, benldhtigten iidb oreier melterer
Bferoe unb SGttel, 10 oaB iie aae Stint berit-
ten mareu, uno entlernten iidI, na6oem iie
einem g(rbetcr 9(nOerion'S 9eiu9t batten, er
ioGe id naf) Der bctreifenocn Stclle be9eben
uno Ietnen Oerrn betrcien.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-11

evidently the work of an incendiary, as
there had been no FIRE in the Ocean House
since the close of the season.
The entire burned district covers an
area Of about forty acres and is bounded
by Congress street on the west, Washing
ton street on the north, Ocean street on
the east and the beach on the south. The
total loss is estimated at $400, 200, of which
more than one-half is covered by ibsur-
Rnce.
The principal losses in detail are as fol-
lows: Congress Hall, 100000; Ocean
House $45, 900, insured for $33. 900; Cen
tre House, owned by j G McCrary, loss
$35, 900; Columbia House. owned by John
G Bullet, 100000, insured for $55, 900; At
lantic House, owned by G Knight, loss
$4,000; Merchants Hotel, owned by Wm
Mason, loss $4,000; Wyoming Cottage,
owned by George Hildreth, loss $4,000;
George Freyer's cottage. loss $4,000, in
sured for $500: VIM e Kings four cot
tages. bath houses, ETC.. $4,000.
The fire burned stubborDly from in the
morning until between and in the af-
terneon. The water supply was good and
furnished by artesian wells. No lives
were lost and no one seriously Injured, To-
night the steam engines play on the ruins.
| In 1869 almost the same section was swept
away by a fire scarcely less destructive
than that of to. day. The fire is believed
| to be of incendiary origin
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-11
YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 6. DIR. Chopping,
president OF the board of health, in reply
to a letter from dov. Nichols, says the
sanitary condition of that city is excellent,
and he considers it safe for absentees to
return to the city.
Commencing Sunday, the TO- the Chi
cago, St, Louis and New Orleans Railroad
will resume the regular fast express
through trains with full service and Sleep
lug coaches.
Physicians have reported ] 500 case Of
yellow fever treated by them during the
epidemic and not heretofore reported
Maj. H. W. Benham, of the Howard As.
sociation. who is now assisting in making a
report of the work of the Howards during
the epidemic of 1878, expresses the opinion
that there have been during the past four
months forty thousand cases Of fever in
New Orleans and vicinity. The Howard
Association physicians did not report to the
board of health.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-11
ILLINOIS

SPRINGFIELD, Nov. Gov. CuIlon
has issued proclamation announcing
Thursday, the 28th OF November, as a
legal thanksgiving day in this state.
CHICAGO, New. 9.-The New YooL
Farmers Loan and Trust Company to-day
filed bill to restrain the Galena & West
Wisconsin railway from being sold, and
asking for the appointment of a receiver
for the same. Allegations are made in
the bill that the road, on which they have
prior lien by virtue of the trust deco
executed at the time the bonds were issued
for its construction, has executed several
other mortgage in various forms in viola
ton of the law and with intent to defraud,
and that one of the mortgages is now
about to sell the road to satisfy bis claim
The road is short one of about ffty-twc
miles.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-11
ELECTION RETU RMS.
Additional Particulars and Eeturns,

ST. PAUL, Nov. 9.-Raturns from south
ern and western counties on the PROPOSE
ton for the recovery and destruction Of
railroad bonds indicate that it is defeated
by large majority.
NEW York, Nov. 9.-FuIl returns
from the First congressional district OF
North Carolina show the election OF Mar
tin, republican, over Yeates, democrat,
the present incumbent, by about 100 ma
iority.
Topeka, Kas., Nov. 9-Returns from
III representative districts elect 81 repub-
licans, Sc opposition. All counties but
four in the second congressional district,
give Haskell, republican, 1900 majority:
In thirty-one counties st. John, repubh
can, for governor, has 8,813 majority.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 9.-Gen. Gibson S
official majority in the First district is s.
436, and Mr.. Ellis Aba, in the Second
| district.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 9.-The official vote in
this city changes the result as to prose-
cutting attorney of the court Of criminal
correction, Hagan, democrat, being elected
| by small majority over Harris. republi-
can. This gives the democrats elect all
city officers except three. The democrats
also elected thirteen out of fifteen repre-
sentatives, instead of twelve, as previously
reported. The vote also reduces the ma
jorisy of Wells, democrat, in hesSecond
district from 334 to 259.
MAUCH CHUNK, Nov. 9-The contest
for congressman in the Eleventh distrie,
is still iu doubt. Returns from Columbia
county increase Albright's vote and reduce
the apparent majority of Klolz to less
than 100 Albright's counsel to-day pre-
sented petition for recount of the vote
in Monroe county.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 9.-The Josaaa
to morrow will publish a causic letter
from Mrs. Agnes D. jerks to Senator
Hill. of Georgia, replying to his recen
structures on her course. She denies tha
she has confessed her guilt or has any tt
confess. Sine is not in the treasury de
partment, but in New Orleans. She say
she has nothing to regret in her connection
with Louisiana politics and reminds Sen
ator Hill that be holds seat 10 the senatl
by the generosity and suferanee Of tn
government.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-11
NEW YORK.

RoNDoUT, Nov. ll.-Charles and Peter
Shultz. brothers, quarreled about yoke
of cattle. and the latter killed the former.
New York, Nov. 1l.-In the suit Of the
government against Nj, L. Sykes, treasurer
and secretary of the Chicago 4 Northwest
ern railway, on motion to show cause why
attachment for contempt should not be is,
sued against him for not producing the
books of the company in court, Judge
Choate decides Sykes not in contempt
The case grew out out of the suit of the
government against Samuel j. Tilden tc
recover alleged unpaid revenue tax This
action has gone over for the term by
agreement of counsel.
New York, Noy. 11.-Judge Barrett
has refused mandamus to COMPEL the
comptroller to pay another million dollar,
of the city's money towards the comple
ton Of the Brooklyn bridge, Oh the grount
that the eight millions voted by BrooklyE
and New York has been already paid
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-11
NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Nov. 9.-The police believe
that they have some clue to the Stewart
grave dosecraters and have discovered that
the body was taken out of the grave yard
through the balcony of an adjoining board
ing house and across the Cortland stree
ferry to Jesey city,
The suit Of L, Rogers & Co.. and E
Jones & Co. against the city for 81. .000, ,00C
for stationary aud printing furnished tht
Common Councii during the Tweed rims
days, and the city against these firms L
recover 100000 alleged excessive pay
ments. have heen discontinued and a set
Element effected by the payment to th,
firms of $4,000
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-11
GIANT TOILET SOAPS.
THE FRIEND OF ALL!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

These famous Pills PURIFY the BLOOD, and
act most Powerfully, yet Soothingly, on the
LIVER, STOMACH. KIDNEYS and BOWELS,
giving TONE, ENERGY, and VI6oR 10 the
whole system. They are wonderfully efica-
cious il all ailments Incidental TO FEMALES
Young or old, and as a general FAMILY MED
ICINE, for the cure of most complaints they are
unequalled.
IMPORTANT CAUTION None are genuine unless
the signature OF j. HAYDocK, as agent for the
United states, surrounds each box OF Pills and
Ointment Boxes al p cents 81 cents, and 81 each.
eSy-There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes. HOLLOWAY d Co., New YORK.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-11
A CURE FOR ALL +!
HOLLOWAYS OINTMENT

his own Doctor. 1t may be rubbed into the
system, go as to reach any internal complaint
by these means it cures Sores or Ulcers in the
THROAT. STOMACH. LIVER, SPINE, or other
parts. It is an Infallible Remedy for BAD LEGS,
BAD BREASTS, Contracted or Stiff Joints, G0UT
RHEUMATISM, and all Skin Diseases.
IMPORTANT CAUTION None genuine unless
the signature of j. HAYDooK, as agent for the
United states surrounds each box of the Pills and
Ointment. Boxes at % cents, 81 cents, and 81 each
~ There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes. HOLLOWAY & Co., New York.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-11
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-The money
order service the past year yielded a net
profit to the government of about $1,000
900.
1t is stated unofhcially that after the
first of January next, as an aid to resump
ton of specie payments, it is very likely
that the treasury department will send tc
parties desiring it the standard silver dol
lar in quantities of $1,000 and upward
free Of transportation in exchange for like
sums of greenbacks deposited with deposi
tory banks.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-11

The great virtue OF this medicine is that it ripens
the matter and throws it out of the SYSTEM puries
the blood, and thus effects cure
ScHENcK's SEA WEED TONIC. FOR THE CURE OF
LIVER COMPLAINT, INDIGESTION, &C.
The Tonic produces healthy action of the
stomach creating an appetite, forming chyle, and
curing the most obstinate cases Of Indigestion.
SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THE CURE OF
LIVER COMPLAINT, sc.
These Pills are Alternative and produce healthy
action of tue liver, without the least danger, as
they free from calOmel, and yet more eieacious
in restoring healthy action of the liver
These remedies are certain cure for consump.
ton, as the Pulmonic Syrup ripens the matter and
purifes the blood. The Mandrake Pills act upon
the liver create healthy bile, and remove all dis
eases Of the liver, often cause of Consumption.
The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone and strength to
the stomach makes good digestion, and enables
the organs to form good blood; and thus creates
healthy circulation of healthy blood. The COM
bined action of these medicines as thus explained
will cure every case of Consumption, If taken il
time, and the use OF the medicines persevered in.
DR.. Schenck is professionally at his principal
Office, corner Sixth and Arch SITS Philadelphia
every Monday. where all letters for advice must b(
addressed.