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Tngersoll's skulls. !"

Robt. Ingersol in his lecture on Skulls
SAYS: Il want to live so that when | die
my children can come to my grave aud
say: Here lies man who never willingly
gave us one moments pain" What a
grand and noble sentiment. Such were
the principles which actuated the HAMMELI.
Il LEWIS PROPRIETARY Co, of Chicago
when they decided to place on the market
their line of proprietary goods; among
which may be found Our" Liohtnsno
Linin.ent for all pain in man or beast;
Our" Vegetable Cure for Catdrrh for ali
Throat, Bronchial and Lung affections,
and "Ou'" Ladies Friend for the many
diseases peculiar to the female sex AS
before stated, it was the desire of this
Company to place ca the market line OF
Remedies which in time to come would
shed honor and renown upon their origin
ators, and from present indications they
have succeeded admirably.
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proceeded to lay down and to support by
argument counter proposition. Mr.. Gar
held went on tos show the fallacy of the idea
that the States are sovereign and declared
that the question had been decided in the
negative not only by the Supreme Court in
a long lice of decisions, but also by the
great arbitrament of war But now il
seemed that question was not to be allowed
toIstay settled, for the people had been told
recently in the South, that the lost cause
was not lost, that the men who had fought
against the union were not in conspiracy
against it. In conclusion he predicted that
the bill which had been before wrecked 10
another hull was about starting out on
short, disastrous and ignoble voyage.
Mr. Hurd then took the floor to reply to
Mr.. Garfield. In his speech he recapitu-
lated the principle points for which the
Democratic party has been contending, and
in conclusion appealed confidently to the
patriotism of the country. Ii on those
issues the Republican party were to be sue,
cessful such result would mean an end ot
the Republic and the uplifting of an en-
pre-. Could there be any doubt as to the
result Of such controversy? In Russia,Or
Germany, or France the result must be
doubtful, but it could not be doubtful here.
Civil liberty could not perish on its own
Threshold, and at its own 6reside. The
past and future protested against it, and
what was of more practical value the Dem
ocratc party protested. He could hear the
mutterings OF the Anglo Saxon resolve
against it, He could hear the tread OF
legions forming with the banners of civil
liberty above them. The contest was al
ready begun, and God would give the vic
tory to freedom and right. The speech was
Frequently aud enthusiastically applauded
on the Democratic side.
After further debate the committee rose
and reported the bill to the House, and it
was passed-yeas 81, nays 60. Though
several Greenback members were present.
| only one [Stevensonl voted, he casting his
vote in the affirmative.
The Senate joint resolution for the ap-
poiutment Of a joint committee Of the two
houses 10 take into consideration what
change should be made in the mode Of col
lecting and guarding the revenue of the
government was referred to the Committee
of the Whole.
| Mr.. CIymer, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported bill correcting
the clerical errors in the army appropria-
ton bill. Passed.
Mr.. Morrison, as question of privilege.
offered resolution for the final adjourn
ment Of Congress Monday, June 80, at four
o'clock p, m. On division the vote stood
so to IS, and the point mo quorum" was
made on the Republican side. The yeas
and nays were then ordered, and resulted
yeas 93, nays 73. This was a strict party
vote, with the exception of Acklin who
voted in the negative All Greeubackers
present voted in the negative.
/ AdiOurne1.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
TTsIsgraphsd totAs ROeEIsland Arous.1
To-Oav's Dispatches.
LvTCONGRESS.
SENATE

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Vest,
by request, offered resolution calling on
the president for the. correspondence be-
tween the state department and Mexico.
10 regard to the proposed survey of the
northern states OF Mexico for the Austin
and Topolovampa r. r. Co. Adopted
Vests resolution declaring in favor of
tree coinage was taken up. The question
Deing on referring a substitute accepted
by him, 10 the committee on finance.
hlrKwood submitted an amendment to
insert after the word bullion" the words
at as early date as these objects can be
accomplished consistently with public well
fare"
Rejected, yeas 20; nays 81, as. follows:
Yeas-Allison, Anthony, Blair, Burnside,
Butler, Cameron, Wis, Chandler. Conk-
ling, Eaton, Ferry, Hill, Col, Herman,
Kirkwood, Logan. Mcmillan, Morrill,,
Platt, Rollins, Salisbury, Saunders, 20.
Nays-BaiIey, Beck ,ICaIl, Cockrel, Coke,
Davis, Illinois. Garland, Hampton,
Hereford, Houston, Jones, Maxey,
Morgan, Pendleton, Ransom. Slater,
Vance, Vest, Voorhees,, Walker, Will
iams, 81.
Harris, Hill. Ca, Ingalls,, Thurman and
Window were paired with Paddock,
Dawes, Withers, Grover, Johnston, Ed
munds and Davis W. Va.
Harris and Thurman would have voted
nay.
Senator Mcpherson, Teller and Window
yea.
The morning hour then expired and the
resolution went over.
Senator Davis, W. Va, would also have
voted nay.
Senator Hill and IugaIs did not an
nOunce how they would vote
The house bill 10 correct two verba
errors in the army bill approved Juut
23d 1879, passed.
Senator Beck from the committee OF
appropriations reported without amend
ment the bill making appropriations t,
pay fees for Z. s. marshals and their gen
eral deputies.
HOUSE.
| WAsHINGToN, June 28.-The senat
bill exempting from license aud enrolmen
fees, vessels not propelled by sail or b
internal motive power OF their own, wa
amended and passed.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.-To-day at
California City, just across the bay in
Marion county. L. H. Moore, keeper of
the Dupont Powder Companys magazine
located there, shot and instantly killed A :.
Fulton. manager of the works He then
blew his own brains out. The tragedy
was enacted in the presence of Fulton
wife and children. Fulton had recently
given Moore notice that he would dispense
with his further services, to which Moore
action is attributed.
ALBANY. j une 27.-Hilaire Latremovile
has been found guilty of the murder of
Catherine Dunsback, near Cohoes, the 5th
of April,
ATLANTA, june 27.-In family dis,
pute Jim Burton shot dead his brother in
law, j. L. Kicks. Both were farmers.
CHICAGO, June 27.-Judge McAllister,
after hearing the evidence regarding the
shooting affair of last Sunday, held the
lieutenant and two priyates of the Bohe-
mian sharpshooters to await the result of
the wounded mans injuries.
LITTLE Rock, June 27.-Henry Taylor.
colored, was hung for rape to-day, at For
est City. He protested his innocence to
the last. Death resulted from strangula-
ton,
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n CRITTENToN, Prop'r Z Sixth Avcnu
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

FALL RIVER. June 27.-The mills are
all running this morning with the excep-
ton of the Narragapsette, which shut down
yesterday. Some miles gained few of
the spinners to day: others lost but one.
There is no Intimidation by violence, but
tbs manufacturers say threats are made
and a number of men at work yesterday
are out to-day through fear. Men who
came here have been returned home blythe
spinners. The depots are oil watched and
iu uported help solicited to return.
The weavers held large meeting in the
spinuer's hall tonight, but the intense
heat confined it to one hours duration.
Short speeches were made by some of the
old nd-bys of the operatives, and the
hope was expressed that the spinners would
stand firm until the manufacturers yield
ed. It was voted to work tomorrow. bui
after that date their action will be deter
miued by the action of tomorrow after
noon. Matters begin to look interestinG
here, and the question now is, viii th'
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TE,LTNC[S

CHICAGO, June 28.-To-day' s races have
been postponed till Monday. on account Of
the bad condition of the track.
The score in the IS hour walk between
O'Learv and Grassland at II this a. m.,
was: O'Leary, 2l4; Grassland 20l.
SPRINGFIELD, June 2S-The Z. Il A.
train, bound north, arriving here at l2:t5,
had on board German aged about 40
years, who was found ontthe track near
Shipman, with foot crushed and other
wise injured; apparently having been rur
over by a train early in the day. He was
taken to the hospital and leg smputated
but died after the operation, No papers
or accounts found cu him here and he Wa'
unable to SPEAK.
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EERE ASKA.

CHICAGO, Juuo 28.-A Nebraska City,
Neb., special says, a!horrible accident oc-
cured on the Missouri river i've miles 20, BE-
low that place yesterday afternoon. The
boiler of the government tug-boat Clyyhe.
exploded, killing james Lane OF East
Nebraska City, and Herman Boil fireman
and Engineer SIsaac. William Mckin-
uey, of St. Louis, fatally injured; Il. Pin
ney, captain of the tug and Matt Fyie
were horribly scaided.
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The LARGEST FARM IN THE WORLD
The largest farm in the world is 10 miles
square, and is situated in Ellis county,
Kansas, Its proprietor is wealthy En-
gIishman named George Grant, who named
his estate Victoria, in honor of his Sover-
eign, Vast herds of cattle. and a mount
ed stockmen roam over the face of this
great farm, on which the only remedy en-
plcyed for bruises, inflammation and the
like, is Giles LiDiment Iodide Ammonia.
GILES PILLS cures Piles.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamph-
let. DR.. GILES.
100 West Broadway. N. Y.
Trial size 25 cents
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Never Return.

1t is said that one out of every four real
invaiids who go to Denver, Col. to recover
health. never return to the East or South
except as a corpse. The uudertakers,
next to the hotel keepers, have the most
profitable business. This excessive NOR
taiity may be prevented aud patients
saved and cured under the care of friends
and loved ones at. home, if they will bat
use Hop Bitters in time. This we know.
See other column.
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CALIrORNIA. .

SAN Francisco. June 28.-The Fl. b.
Convention re assembled this evening,
and appointed state central committee
with power to conduct the campaign and
Gil vacancies 10 the ticket should any occur
A telegram was received from j. I: West,
Los Angeles, declining the nomination ior
Lieutenant Governor. D. q. Reid, oan
Diego, was nominated instead. Adjourned
sine de.
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urRGIMIA.

WYruEvI1LE, june 28 The engine
and three front cars, of the east bound
mail train, this morning broke through
Reed Greek bridge, three miles west OF
this place, and fell distance Of 80 S.i,"a tees
The express messenger Laughorn killed;
conductor Fairfax aud two mall agents
injured and several passengers hurt.
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The tonic effect Of Kidney Wort is pro-
duced by the cleansing aud purifying &C
ton on the blood. Where there is grav.
ely deposit in the urine. or milky, ropy
urine from disordered Kidneys, it cures
without fail. Constipation and piles red
lily yield to its cathartic and healing pow
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weagers strike and make the strike gener-
al, or will they leave the spinners to fight
out alone the battle begun by them2 The
spinners have issued circulars appealing
for assistance to the workiugmen of
America,
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CANADA.

MONTREAL June 28.-Mrs. McCor-
mack alas Conway was murdered last
night in low house in Grifintown. The
body was lying in pool of blood; the head
and one hand were severed from the
body, and were in pail.
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Nausea, headache, furred tongue, Bit
ter mouth and bad breath in the morning,
are all dismissed by Milk of Magnesia, a
remedy indorsed by TIE family The ner-
vous sensations produced by Indigestion
are always conqured by it. Druggists sell
~
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p.uonE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, June 2S.-C. Kober y.
I;rte ;eweler and matchmaker, at {
West Munster st. vas robbed last nigu
of SIS. 600 worth Of property.
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The Ohio Campaigu.

COLUMBUS, June 27.--The democratic
state committee have decided to formally
open the campaign early in August with
speeches by Pendleton, Thurman, Ewing,
Stedman, and others.
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naather probahiltties.

WAsHtNGToN, June % -lpdicatIona LOT
the upper Mississippi and lower Misso1ri
valleys: Diminishing nortberly who's, Is,
shifting to southerly, warmer clear or
partly cloudy dry weather, stationary foi-
lowed by falling barometer.
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NEW YORK.

NEW York, June 2s.--A receiver has
been appointed for the affairs OF oamTe' a4nn
w. Green, printer; liabilities over s4oO'
Arrived, steamship Rhein, from pre-
men.
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wASHINGTON

w WASHINGTON, June 28.-The president
has received the supplemental judicial ex
penses bill. There is considerable specu.
ila,tlon1 about the capitol regarding tie pres
idents action thereon.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 2Q.-The trustees of the
sportsman's challenge cup. say it must be
rowed for on the Thames or on the Tyne,
and will not surrender it to Hanlan to take
to Canada.
The breaking up Of the old Arctic
exploring ship Resolute begins Monday.
Lorillard's Pappoose, is credited with
having one Of the best chances for theJ uly
stakes at New Market.
The Chapel street cotton mills burned;
| Ioss so 600 mounds
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Observation-Disclosures

NORTH ADAMS, j une 2S-Blackinstoue' 3
woolen mills, damaged bV fire $4,000. In
sured.
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SPORTING.

New LONDON, June q. The Univer-
sity boat race resulted in an easy victory
for the Harvards Owing to rough water,
start was not made until 7:25. Yale
caught water first, aud at the END of
half dozen strokes gained slight advan-
tage, both going at toy'y strokes, but
Yale's lead was only temporary, and a
dozen powerful strokes by Harvard forged
their boat ahead and in line with \ ale.
At the half mile Harvard was a good
length to the fore. lead which Yale
spurted manfully to lessen, and did sue
ceed IN diminishing :. few feet, but the
effort seemed 10 consume all the bottom
there was in the boat, So that from this
point out it was merely question of how
great distance Harvard would be ahead
at the finish. At the first mile Harvard
was miles, and doing So; Yale So.
Thence to the finish Harvard did not lower
her stroke to less than IS, pulling magni6-
Gently throughout, and rapidly opening
the watertastern. Yale labored fearfully
and seemed to be entirely broken up, SO
much so as to excite sympathy from the
crowd. There was but little excitement
as the crews swept down to the finish.
The last half mile was as fine an exhibi-
ton Of rowing on the part of Harvard as
was ever seen, their boat fairly jumping
through the water and carrying them to
the finish between one-tOurth and one
half mile ahead. Official time 22:l5 fol
Harvard and 23:5S for Yale
CHICAGO, June 27.-The Jockey Clul
races to-day were run between showers
the sky being lowering, and not over twt
thousand people were present. Tracl
was heavy, The first event was tria
dash, a mile and three quarters, for three
year olds, for purse Of $l,20Q. Tb'
starters were: Liatunah, Lord Murphy
Buckner aud Sam Bakers. The race wa
= most ezciting one. Lord Murphy Ieadin
most OF the time, bat, being passed b
: Buckner at a tremendous speed, allowe
that horse to beat hin home by thre
lengths; Liatunah third Time, 3:l4!.
The second race was the Sherma
House purse, 500, all ages, miis heat!
= three in FIVE The following entered. Kin
Faro, Ella Rowett Janet. Virgilian, Krup
Gun. The following is the summary:
Janet l / l.
; Krupp Gun-I S 3 q
King Faro-2 2 2 I 0.
r, Ella Rowett-3 5 4 2 G.
Virgilian-5 4 Z Q.
e Time-1;482, Lac, l542, 1859.
e The last event was the hurdle, two mile
I eight hurdles Kelso. Raven, Verdegri
u Cannon, Redding started, Kelso led f
ee one and half miles when Raven drew u
q from the third place, ran even with Kel
J. until the one and three quarter mile pol
and won by length and half; Reddil
d second; Keso third; Cannon fourth We
g 3eRfis last Time 4:2l.
G. At 1890 P. NJ. O'Learg had walked /
Is miles; Grassland $50, The latter had Il
. the track for a rest.
'e SAN Francesca, June 2T.--The pedt
triaps, Fannie Edwards and Exilda
=, Chapelle, left the track last night on cor
~ pletion of thirty-tvo hundreth quarter
~ the match being declared draw.
ca COUNCIL BLUFFS, June 27.-Coun
Bluffs. 8: Dubuques, 7. Eleven iuuir
were played before the game could be
cided
n PROVIDENCE, June 2t,-Providen
+. IS; BoStons, 3,
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/ WOULD SOORN AND CONDEMN MY
RIGHTEOUS TITLE IF THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY HAD SECURED MY SEAT BY
FRAUD. "-FreSident Samuel j. IELden.
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FOR THE COMPLEXION.
Is recommended as a Necessary Accompaniment 10
every lady's toilet.
1T imparts the natural smoothness and delicacy Of
| youth to the complexion; not alone obscuring
al blemishes, but giving tone and vitality to the
texture Of the skin. 1t cannot be clRssed among
ordinary Lily Whites face powders, but is pre-
pared with o view to meet the special wants of the
most refined and fastidious lady. Nothing entera
into It's composition but the most strictly pure in
gradients, and all of q harmless nature These &c
culiarities have insured for it the patronageoi
ladies of the highest social circles, who for year,
have used 1t exclusively. II has done much to dis
sipate the prejudice against the of articles to
enhance female beauty.
1t is put up in handsome metal boxes, is deif-
ciously perfamed, and retails at 50 cents.
HENRY TETLOW,
Nos. 122 and l24 Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA
| For sale by JOHN BENGsToN, Rock Island.
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LIVE STOCK
st. Louis Market.

ST. LoCIs, June 2s.
Flour-Unehanged.
slWheat- Higher; No = Fed SSHI9a.
Corn-Better; 81.
Oats-3l932,
Rye-51M.
Whisky--1 o..
Pork-10 2001030.
Lard-6 20.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Easy: Yorkevs 10 Baltimores 6O13 50
smooth neayy g 7o53 90; receipts 300.
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COMMERCIAL.
Wheat-Quiet; shade frmer; receipts l59 600
bushels; saies - OO0; No northwestern June IS.
Rye-DuIl and unchanged
torn-Shade frnlcr; trade light; 400i3 western
mixed
Barley-Dul.
Oats-Quiet 38HQ38 mixed western,
Whisky-1 05x.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June %
Wheat Opened at yesterdays prices became fir
mer but adyar cewas lost, and market closed dull
and easier; Il June; 97ssQ9Tl8 July; 9lss asked
August.
Corn-Easer; S6is June; 8640s5% July; 87A
bid August.
oats-82as June; ssA July. ~. August; a6A
bid Sept
Rye-531S cash; 5a bid July.
Barley-Nomnalys 30 cash,
PoEk-9 s2j3 Junes IS asked July; 95 bid Aug
07aGS1 10 Sept.
Lard-6 10 bid June or July; & 20 asked August:
27ps Sept
Whisky--1 C5.
LIVE STOCK,
Hogs-Receipts 1e,00o: moderately active; weak
and lower; light siE5a So; heavy pscking G013
50; heavy shipping 1903 90.
Cattle-Quiet; receipts 6,000.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, June 23.-The opening of the
exhibition of objects to be disposed of 10
the France and American lottery took
place yesterday. Gen Noyes, i. S. min
ister, and Marquis Oscar De Lafayette
were present. Minister Noyes prepared q
toast to the French republic and the sue
cess Of the committee.
The governments determipatiQn TO re
uuire an oath OF allegiance, is owing to the
fact that a number of generals attended
the requiem mass for the Prince Imperial
A national subscription is proposed Il
purchase ground at Chise!hurst for tht
tomb of the Prince Imperial.
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HOUSE.

Tue morning hour business was dispen-
sed with and the House went into Commit
tee of the whole on the bill appropriatipg
six hundred Thousand dollars to. pay fees OF
United States MarahaIs aad their general
deputies. General debate on the bill was
limited to one hour.
The debate was opened by Mr. Garfield.
He grouped some of the leading points
made the present session on the Democra-
tic side. The propositions were that shere
are no national elections. taat the United
States have no voters, that the States ex-
elusively have the right to control the eIec-
ton of members of Congress, that Senator'S
and Representatives are State officers
agents or ambassadors. that the United
States have no authority to keep peace
within the States and haYe no peace &C
keep, that the United States is not ma.
ton but confedeFacy of States. and finally
that the States ere sovereign. He de
clared these propositions constituted I
body of doctrine more extreme than has
ever been heard before except at the yer.
crisis of secession. He believed thest
doctrines erroneous and vicious, and b
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TIELIS

TIFIIs, June 28.-The Tckke Turco-
mans, who made a raid into the Persian
territory, destroyed two forts and took
many prisoners.
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New Y York Market.

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FINANCIAL.