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New-York tribune., 1879-01-18

PROPOSED CA>CELLAri"> ot iHr C"NrrAcr WIN
rHr BtN, .-H-PANo COLONIAL.
\ letter dated Havana. january l., contains
,he f.'owlus N Iegtld 20 Cural Ha.Dcrs:
O.rof the alstortuBc, t.Ir w,rc brought r0ca the
Island O. Cuna du'iu- thr in-uir elton V1 iE" t1.ft"
which tLc Government .el i,-i Obliged tc enter iHt'
aln ne so-cal,d Banca-Ispano Colonai >ni al! per
son. woo knew tae calamity which tLe existence 't
that coa..aci Wa s4ou. This country 4,. Ie 'ycd
whom ,patch from tac N.W-iork A.,oc4d,ea Pr.
az Dec, .a,r iJ. uuc,d t.at TIE 7rAu: .t h'd
bad voted n favor o. tAr project Cor lIw cinc' IlC
t, contract l,rt4. S15.oOU.UOu loan wltA tAc BaHco
Hi-tr.go Colonial aud aulh5rZ1-: new loan gudfan
;c.d ov rrra.nry bonds rnr Eturo-fil-pano Colonial
Was nothing les thsu loan Office, Instituted by few
r1ca aud uatric Saauiar,s here and n spain. wlth tc
on,ect OF endpg money 10 the Government on the
nio.t onerou. conditions IN exchange Tor their loyalty
sud patriotism. II never fulfilled tue functions OF "A
bank nor IL II che ea-t usefulness 70 any body tnd
Wa, Only disguised under me name ~ bank fOr the
purpose OF living f,clf tIr appearance of rc-proi5-
bilty The Government, and coUoeaueuty Indirectly
the cuba, paid interest 0f y Per cent
lr annun. 4adin adi.tiou 80 per cent of tLe suru,
which IN. Custom House duties Won q produce until
the trrnlua ton II the contract Octnhrr 81 ISL In
IlHlgafrd a. . law ana Government Will thus relieve
Cuua ol another 0 The fatal consequences oi the war
tnorized 10 make n"w issue o. bond. Of tie Cl'1n
Treasury equal 10 those created by Envai decree o.
sv,.y ar-tin. % cancel - the termination OF tie htd
yr o. nriur, tuat unr. tie c' tL.ct maze "ljA '-'
m 10 sl!t BANK tue amount "hcu According 10 hGn-
datIou Nbe it, iue ~lth 10 per cent, according To- arr
cl- ,v o' tLc contract. Jad rc-'ryt- Zoo t1r huk ue
I-h' ',5 . i ,,. ''iI'' IT, - min 0rnn, l
I-~I. Ills rgu, be c0uprnsIicd hy thr Govern
nr'' l - ,S ..'' i =, 50 & .tI ~ ~. ircr.3-. m
10 ia propcrt.oa 10 The tur f-ori iAe datc o, COM
o.. H lfHH .s.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
THE ACADEMY or MEDICINE.

At a meeting OF the New-l ork Academy oil
N,Jic ne Thursday evening, D.. O. :. Purple
the late president, made yaldicf0ry addTtS-'
DR. Forlvee BarkeI the president. also delivered
an address. The Academy, he said, had been
in existence for thirty two years. and the great
good n had accomplished bad long been appareni-
He spoap very hopefully 0f he uure OF the AcAlrmi
- ',sT,i.ul ary urged upon mru.ber. ~. impOrtancc
- Dtrparng considered papers Tor reading Al
he NEE
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
A GREAT FIRE IN WORTH-ST
Continued from First Page.

Bell & Co. :. Alexander. Baleson. Wisdom 4 Bowling
j. LeB. willard; BOttum Pnep.s 4 Spencer. dealers pa
machine twist and sewing six: John -Aillito o., oi
Cincinnati, and T. W. Marshall & CO.. % Charies'Un
oham. Tucker Co, Gea' r. IN cotton goods. ani
agents for the Linca-tcr, Nashua. Jackson, Az
pleton. shetGckrt. ami Falls Mills. Occuy.-d
M. - Thorn s-st.. thr1uGh whir1 considerable
water wAs leaking ana which IN danger from thr
fire at No. = Ih0uasi.. and she BUILDING mmcdi ltc
ITS WOr:h-.f.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
A ooLD STANDARD Fog NEw-YoRK.

The right OF the State to determine hy liw
the erri iu ion ~ ,Ars rev ,nie~ ma c"urf";-
sisi' nc paid Is ab. she'd 'rc~l'as at az" lifted
S-at.~ supreme Court. Il ma the aJmC tI' 90 Np-'
Itself iron. d0l.ar tbat - not 70 ''"4ai taa' th' a |
nave. and WlIc, tnry are Iul5 a~-'ri.'E. lar
ut i!oul.t- 30 Congress may 1,od tIc country with ,-
vcr dYi.. compel nobody iO iHkt - 'i.
cy.sr d. dents slre. r. Iis.cteu n - ti'u- tItt
the I.-l- tire y, 60 10 Ucte nan If -C. - rh
tl,. n.,.l,til ronruauded p, TIL Itur>I Dtc V
and tuu. i.t cI yA.c ~ uI l~f
vu.., u..I.i tu. the do.ar OF 'lr ~tatr -4''.a Do.
wuIfI loo .-utS. ult Eot - CENTS 'it'i '.-'i IA
should Y. accomplished.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
THREE Young WouEN KILLED.

HARTFORD, Conn. Jan. 1.-The blasting
fuse factory Of Foy, Bc1ford co.. at sims
barg WAS blown up yeoteri.y and E.Lihetn Wall axe
twenty Aan Wall. aEe seventeen, and Lieu Nc
Npl,, a,e seventeen were killed. Mr. Arx.udnr Kerr
ana P,rr D,l4u were slightly injured. Tie acridrnt
- ,,ii-cd Dv the friction Of the machinery. The loss
4. atatur = lQ.OOO.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
OTHLR FIRES.
FIRE N The NEW CAPITOL.
BrRNING OF ,uNE TIES oN A TEMPORARY RAILWAY
n TIE UPPER PARI oF THE BrILDlNG-LIiILh
DAMAGE. But MUCH EXCtrEME>E

BrRNING OF ,uNE TIES oN A TEMPORARY RAILWAY
~ TIE UPPER PARI OF THE BrlLDlNG-Lli LIZ
DAMAGE, But Much EXCtrEME>r
ia7 rF1hGnArm TO rSiHCss.i
AIRANy. Jan. Isl y. m.-The new state
C,pol Wa discovered o. be on r" St i;3O a. ID To-Day
aud the entire Ere Department Of Albany was ~ once
summoned 10 Capitol Hill Tie engines were
dragged Wuh great .il.aly through the de'P
SHOWS tuat flied tue streets. Arriving AZ
the Captol the hrrInru SAW flames pouring from
it, summit at be eA-tern eld o he buIdn- WIN Hrri
if-ntv he r.of was reached. There IL was f0uhR ina
IA. flame. proceeded from wooden structure p'At'"
urou an unfinished portion ofthe building Inc su''ui"
con-n.nei a boiler u-ed fer supplying steam Y"
large derrick used in hoi-tnc stone 20 that portion
of the building. II IS supposed that some codls e'
esy scattered about he boiler SET hre 10 lHr "'o'-
WORK - the structure The flames burned hrrc"iy.
Lighting I'd every portion OF the Carlio. J.
was feared for some time that they would COM
munirate with large wooden ROOF over thc grand
staircase of the building II this temporary fooI
had caught ffe the luildns could @ n"' III ~, =,
failed 70 sustain great damage; fortlntte} no eIi''
igulpeu the rOol. The nrcCleu cdm1'itu o. /
tn snow-coycred roof OF ne b!ii.aS In 10 n , tnr
structure covering the boiler, ana WIN pes ''it
It 10 pieces Inc burning fragments oi wood io 'hio mo
unfinished rooms oeaSatl, the h"o.s Vl " A''N AZ
covered with snow, and were thrFr iuehcH'u'
Half IN hour after the fire was discovered
u was completely subdued. Altogether the
damage Will not amount to over pI'"'
uun eds Of curious residents OF Albany gathered aooHt
the building drawn by tAe claInOr oil the hIe DrilH'
and watched the hreInep at their work. The
arrmen wAo arrived Late, having 10 guide were un-
able to md any way through the vast building
IN tho roof The engines were not requirr'i
AZ any time during the hre, although hose Si-
reghy for service water neither u-"d nor rtqire
Tor ggn.ug the IRE No part Of the rooms occupied
bv tbe Legislature we're IN The slightest degree Jam
aged
ANOTHER POST OFFICE BURNED.
CuIcAnn. Jan. ~ fire ~ Gruudy (entIe,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
A POLITICIAN N TROUBLE.

SruINctlfLp, Mass. Jan. l7.-John F..
Arnold D. tortI Adams, tie EGIrr candidate
Tor Lou;rnau5 Governor at the isst election. E'-
fc-u indicted ~ the Grand Jury Lft,te.d '"r uo-
tanning money uLdrr Ill" Ir"t'nce- and well
de- tr. next week.. iIe 'o-I ,U-. d hn Ntu.rF. fr:
,t. ,.fp. .u cruIlpfc ut Arnold. saved some
= ,s-1 Nncn Arnold narrowed from iinr ~ tlut. @Ir-
.L.-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18

TRIBUyE OFFICE. Jan. l., 4 a. m.-The inward
movement of the barometer continued throughout the
morning hours Yesterday. but the mercury ie rapidly
il he afternoon and evening. The weather was partly
roudy aud cloudy ard the Temperature vas h-hcr tban
thr preceding tay. Tn" mercury r'uged between
10 and PC being particularly even curing the ldSi nall
0f 2 g. dav.
Warmer and clOady weather. with rain or snow, nav
be expected IN thi- civ and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18

THE ILLNoiS >fN4Tor>HIP.

GENERAL Logan yoNINtrFD.
SPRryGPIELD. H., jan. 1.-The Republican
members 90. lc L.-istur. held their Senatorial caucus
to-l.I- aud nominated General Logan on rnr t.-t hu
luf The vote stood: Logan. -; OEcsbJ, 26. Al tie
I.-L-.lILcIu lltnLAer4 prlStlt.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis f7r NE Gsi 2i hours

SVn0psis ,or ne Gsi 2i hours
WASITNGToN. Jan. IL, ! a. m.-The baron
cter has ltIrD tUe \ lautc coast. with increased
loneliness and rasieriv wiid,. Light ralus have pre-
vailed m he Gu state. and rains In the ONO
valley 3ud TuUtsttc. 1He ten ptfatur Il. risen cas-
o me Misss.pr Rivrr O.. the Lower Lake region IA
iu New England. The haIomeie. has rscu IL the Mls
sOusi NalcJ.
IgdlsFT0HS.
For Scw- England, generally cl0rdy weather ana 'no"
rain. With -outhrrl westerly winds. Ia u birOh-
.er. ANA Stationary -iIgat Ia to4bpc..a.uTc.
For tnt- NdIle Attiuc state, Ec.rtAl' cl'uu'
weather, and snow. Soufh~as wind- -hft'hg to
sOut erly Westerly nag fIaWrd oy riSinE DdrOh
ctrr, aud stationary si-Lt li-r iu ttE4l rd'ite
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18

Important Dr. WV HALLS BiLsAN for ihc 'ungs
coughs. colds Group consumption aud AL diseases Of Lle
J.e HENGY- ClRBoLIc sALvE FOR pinpe- frecSlrs cuts
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
ARKANSAS sIAgE GovFRSlIEN'-

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. l1.-Ihc Governor
Secretary OF e.a,e. Aui.,r 1e,.-,se. au' At.o n'}-
General were inaugiratrd today oeros, join session
OF thr Ieg.ature. Governor II Her. inaugural eddi-,s
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
DEATHS At NEw-oRLEAys.

NEw-OELEANS, Jan. l1.-Thomas Sloo, for
many years president oi the -ru MGtEl Insurance
C.ruYat,y - drad. age eIgLty-uluc.
T,nu N : words. 4 udtIv- of boston aud weil-known
,.--rr ilndrr Governor NarmutA, iJuut dead ln
yf. brdt ty-ta
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
TwENTY.FOUR CArILE BURNED.

greenwich, Conn, Jan. l'.-AleSander
Mead's barn was burned th' morAint' WIN ."'Hy'
- nd of c,ttlr Loss 10 900 par;il Insured.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
H4RRfED

SAYRE- -POMEROY-On Wetnrsidv. January l5 at ~
Thomas. Clut. hv tAr Rev. ur Mor-an assisted bY tho
ErF Henry o. Potter. 90 Grace church lewis Hal >ay.e
NJ. d. ~ Alice. only dan ghtrr of VILLAIN l.. POmctoy.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
7Ror 1AD Bn>roN EIILRoID.

ANNUAL REPORT OF IHr STATE FNGiNHER.
ALBANY. Jan. l6.-Ihe Troy lud Boston En.-
road Company ia, sens tAe following irIoU . The -'
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
Cyprus;

tNprusi
ITS Ancient ARTS AND HISTORY.
ILLU STRATED
TRIBUNE EXTRA no. A.. NOW READY,
contains
CEsNoLA's LECTURES ON CYPRUS.
Illustrated by OVEa FORTY ENGRAYtSC,.
CONTENTS.
I.-PHTNGCIAN ART
Ia HCHAIC GREEK ARr.
IL-PURE GREEK ARR.
IV.-DECADENCE Or GREEK AND gOAAN ART.
PRICE 10 CENTS
ADDRESS THE TRIBUNE
SaES
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18

adv 80 admirably given before this season succeeds
,a-o,d what mzht have been looked for.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18

PETROLEUM ~ PHtRMACY.-By an ingenious
process. " Nilsson, Freurl chciS Aas succeeded IN
removing thr Aslgrec,1c oI'r - pe.-pieut thts ren
derng a. valuable -lo.ti,Ite for aconn! N p1ar-
mlcy. Ia vessel containing 22j pounds Of p"'ro-
.eum are separately iDtroIucet. hy means Of long
funnel two ounces cacn OF supIuIlc ,nI nitric aeld,
and IL pound ~ stronger c0lo are cagrtIlW poured
upon the -Ir'Icc " Ga, petrol Tie acono gTadu-
lv SINKS 90 the bottom, lui wh.n coming iNO contact
with the aod. heat dcvcpped and EFF ryescrncc
takes place. bar not proportion ~ the Gulnrit ~ the
liquids. Ethereal prod Ict- Of very aGreeab odor
formed and the substances treated acquire analo
gOu- odor. - IN same n becoming yclloSi,hin color
The operation lasts about hour. aneT waiCn the
llqu.d, are thoroughly aga ed FOR minutes with
Wttrr ani, after resting for rlgIf ten hours. the
PM h"d petroleum. IL drawn or. The lower stratum.
which mixture Of Che ACIDS. water and acOhOi may
used n ttpiniL iLlug tsc b OILS OF petroleum ~
ayif.lU 2 thru well twenty Minutes. and after
twelve hOuls washing the oil of lime. 20
move the ds. Prt.Oi ttuS pui fed may be used
IN pharmacy for many purp'Sr- All the iuciures FOR
external may be- prepared A. ike the tncture
o Iuica. alkIue, and 0,mpno, and may also be u-ed
Tor dis vlug - ier ard cuIorUOrn. lh" alcohol; ana
combined with iat> s. rnr. ~ promises 20 De Or
great utility M the 'meHf KIN diseases, etc.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
ASnrnER Pnsr OFFICE BURNED.

CuIcAGo. Jan. ia fire at Grundy Centre,
Ioya this morning DESTROYED eight business houses Ia
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
MIDNIGHT WEA7HGR REPORT.

oluaIns two banks and the Post Office Loss estimate
At $40. 900.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18

An notices Of Uqriages out BE- ioior,H le''1 MI,
.f.fII.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18

hour throughout the day and night. As soon ~ the
sytnpoms appear be misga et. tho quantity - nin-
ish tO pOOn nj ,ccOOd b0hr. ana ~ he IN
termed at perioi mixture composed ~ gycertne two
ounces. boriV grtius. similarly 2 by tea
spoonIal = time Thc ir,l-xly,eri8r ~ prDGrtiF ~
Ing-r periods and adIaiy replaced ~ mo
bOraT- gyCe me.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18

Ff0" Inc iifd"H r. en- nv '.4if'n' III
The TiidcuI"s ale much concerned TO know
how IHl Tribune goi l"d "i tl" cinler fc'r1tu- r
tDaf tnr are genuine and were traced lack directly 10
tnr residence OF samuel !. i1 en-.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
special Notice

Special Notice.
HOW AID ~ANi4F..
Annonncs e friends and Dr trade generally that they
,kru the s'"r~ 80 56 Bl"af ant
orders iste4 70
them. NlthOlt delay.
nee thst new fascinating move, SEBASTIAN. llst
pu,I!.nei n TRIBUNE NOVEL EXTRA 80 y. Puce ID
eeuts Address ,4gly TIE ItIBCNE. Srs-Nors.
"Three Bail ssbing CRYSTAL" II adopted trade
protect sYcs i-il4't many "Ur' iit@. i.a
tons. G. n. fl-tNl8 s. 90
WAY the -0uIh IL ~oIjv
TRIBUNE EXTRA 50. =. Price &c..
Just issued. contains
THE TkIBUNE- .aNrstgallon %; mo recent eection a
south Carolll showing how Republican HGJ0uu,s wcrs
wiped out by lntu.d- uon and fraud.
also,
Nr. BLAISEs SPEECH IN THE SENATE.
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. Il. Price cts.
Address TIE TRIBUNE.
New-Y0fE.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-10
Kidney and Bladder Diseases.

All manner of Urinary Bladder, Gent
tai and Kidney Complaints. as weak
ness, paralysis, atony, inac ion, irrtia-
ton. Inflammation, non-retention, it
confluence, distractions, brick dun,
and other deposits, pains in the backs
thighs, hip joints, dragging down,
whites, impure or disease discharges,
contract or contagious diseases, ulcers,
tumors, enlargements. dripping, ETC..
etc., completely cured by Prof. Chap
in's new and remarkable remedies,
"Buchupaiba," Injection Fleur' and
Constitution Bitter Syrup" Prof
Chapin's reputation as a specialist
in the above diseases is guarantee as to
character of these remedies. Sold by
druggists at $100 each or sent by
express on receipt of price. Advice
free. See circular with bottles. Adj
dress f. S. Wells, So Barclay street,
New York
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-10

The coming session OF congress is being
awaited with great anxiety by many as il
is expected that important financial legis-
lation will be attempted. 1t is to be hoped
that nothing will be done to disarraDge the
currency, as certainly no good can result
from radical change 10 our financial
policy-though some routine changes may
be deemed necessary aud probably will be
made. Ii would be suicidal for the Dem
ocratio party or any party for that natter,
to make sweeping changes in the financial
policy as it now exists, as such change
could only result 10 disaster 10 business
interests, The ultra fatists such as
Weaver, Gillette and De LaMatyr will of
course seek to force the passage of some
measure at once impracticable, and also
disastrous to the commercial interests of
the country. It is to be hoped that the
Democratic congressman will have the
good sense TO leave the currency alone.
There is no necessity Tor tinkering with it
liz any manner. Leave the currency alone
and let the business requirements work
its solution. Ii is the best and safest way
to legisiate on the fnances-not to leeis
ate at all-at least until the wants of trade
show wherein change is necessary. I'm
til that change becomes evident the bus-
ness interests of the country can be best
'ubserved by leaving the currency ques
ton where it is.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-10
Says the Chicago Times:

The roorbach started in Chicago that
Grants advent here would be followed by
his impartIng important information;
sing, hey. the gallant general that he is; !"
sets all the wiseacres wondering; and all
Of them occupying seats on the editorial
tripod are quite certain that he is to pro-
claim from the top of MIR. Palmers tav-
ern that he won't take any third term in
his'n, nohow. The New York EUening
Post says IF it should turn out that he
has determined to say specifically and
peremptorily that bis fixed purpose is to
follow the patriotic example of Washing
ton and Jefferson In refusing to accept the
office of president for third term, it
would be admitted on all hands that his
message is OF sufficient moment to justify
che mysterious character of its announce
ment. Such step on his part would add
to his solid and enduring services for the
union, the sole remaining patriotic act
that bis brilliant military accomplishments
have left for him to perform" If the
sky should fall we'd catch larks, Grants
entire political history justiies the sdog-
matte assertion that there has not been a
day since he quit the white house that he
has not been perfectly willing and DESTROYS
to return. The journey round the world
has been made with that view. Aud his
silence with reference to
his personal ambition serves to draw out
such foolish utterances as the Posts S. which
decidedly to the boom. What
does Grant care for the precedents set by
Washington aud Jefferson! He won't
take the presidency if he can't ger it.
That's ALL
The Times hits it squarely. Grant
would take anything that offered-if it
paid the necessary dividend. He not only
does want TO be president but be has been
working for the nomination and will take
IL lie he cnn GER II
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-10

The Chicago Journal summing up the
New York contest says of the nationals: -
III the entire State of New York the fat
vote this year makes less than 5000
Next year it will be still smaller. Every
day aids earth to the mound that covers
tie oaca promising rag-baby. Ii is no
longer an element il current politics. 1t
has had its day, and, like other mldgets.
disappeared at the close of its ephemeral
career The persistent fatism of such
men as Butler. De LaMatyr and Wendell
Phillips only serves to show how hard it is
for human nature to acknowledge an err
For"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-10

At the earnest solicitation of thousands
OF citizens who will profit by it, the king of
Spain has reluctantly consented to provide
a number of entertainments for the people
en- the occasion of his marriage. Some
time ago it was announced that he would
devote the money intended. for this purpose
TO the sufferers by the late foods, but it is
probable that the lavish charity of the
French has made further contributions in
that direction unnecessary.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-10
Heue facCOrs.

When a board of eminent physicians and
chemists announced the discovery that by
com bining some well known valuable rem
edies. the most wonderful medicine was
produced, which would cure such wide
range of diseases that most all other rem
edies could de dispensed with. many were
sceptcal; put proof of its merits by actual
trial has dispelled all doubt. and to-day
the discoveries of that great medicine, Hop
Bittors, are honored and blessed by all as
henefackors
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-10

The New York Express, John Kelly's
paper) in summing up the result in New
York says that there is enough of uncertain
element in the vote for state officers to
keep the public mind on a stretch that
may be extended to the conclusion of the
state official canvass. The governorship
is settled in favor of Cornell, but beyond
that the vote on the state ticket is more or
less subject to doubt. The Democratic
journals throughout the state claim the
election of the remainder of the Democrat
ic state ticket. The Republican papers
make equally strong claims for their whole
state ticket, except for Soule, for state
engineer, who is 30 far in the lurch that
they concede a probability of his defeat;
but his defeat, or the success of the other
names on their state ticket, except that OF
Cornell, they state will be by small major
ties. These journals make the vote in
this city and in Brooklyn the basis of their
calculations, aud beyond that their conclu-
sions are drawn in a major portion of the
counties. from an estimate OF the vote
cast. This kind of guess-work looks wild,
and fails considerably, on its face con-
demning some of the bald looking assump-
tions.
In a table of the vote in this city for
governor, apparently very carefully pre-
pared, in single column of figures an err
ror is made of 5000 excess for Robinson
in one assembly district, and another err
TOR of 1000 deficit for him is made in an
other assembly district. These journals
yesterday guessed Mr.. Kelly's vote in
Queens county to be 500. 1t is now
quite automatically reported at 1885. On
these same guesses it is somewhat safe to
guess that the Republican papers may
come out wrong in the end, unless they
start to guessing the other way. and keep
it up for a time. Unquestionably, there
are some oddities in the vote. These
peculiarities show a considerable amount
of independent voting. It is impossi-
BILE, however, to fix ratio for these
divergences from the straight" tick
cts that will apply to the entire state.
This fact is another hindrance to
anything like accuracy 10 the Republican
guess-work. There is great variance in
the vote for the different Republican candi
dates on the State ticket, which shows the
scratching" extended to all the names.
Variations are also noted in the Democra
tic votesfor State officers. but, except for
Governor. they are in much less degree
than the variations of the Republican vote'
The vote in this city for Governor and
State officers according TO the very latest
returns. foots up as follows:
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-10
WOMEN

Leucorrhea. Excessive Flowing, Painful
Monthly Periods, Suppressions when from I'M
natural causes. Irregularities, Weak Back. Prolap-
sus Falling of the Uterus Anterversion and
Retroversion Bearing down Sensations, Interna
Heat, Nervous Depression, Debility, Dependency
Threatened Miscarriage, Chron Congestion, Inf1a-
nation and liberation of the Uterus, Impo-
tency, Barrenness, or Steriity, and Female, Weak
ness.
Added to these the pangs, the troubles, the
wearing strain of maternity, and which often do
more toward breaking her constitution and weak
ening her for other efforts than all else of her labor
and duties DadSse. 1t is in this direction that
one often discovers that which it most pitlful in
the life of such woman. She labors on through
period of CESSATION to the last possible moment,
often over eXerting herself, and often doing her
and her offspring irreparable injury. The result of
all this is that the mother at that period of life
when she sb ould pess he threshold of vigorous
and cheerful old age. is often broken down and.
after year or two of intelerable suffering is hur-
ried off 10 tn nearest chnrchyard
bottle or two of ShoreVs Investigator taken
during the year, will not only make womans
life light and happy, but will cure permanently
most of her complaints. Sold by all druggists at
one dollar per large package. Sold in Des Mones
wholesale and retail by
c. II. WARD & CO. and by druggists generally
FULLER & FULLER,
Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
Depot, 55 Cedar St, New York. 6-26nwf&w
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-10
Population OF the Pacific Slope.

We estimate the civilized population of
the American states and territories on the
Pacific slope Excluding Montana, Wyo-
ming, Colorado and New Mexico, which
belong mainly to the other side OF the
continent) at 1906 900. The following
table shows the population. as reported by
the United State census for June, 1870,
and for September. 1879. as we estim ate
1.-THE estimate being in round numbers