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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11
Cunduraago.

No use Of having the chilis, no use of
headache or any of the Ills that come from
disordered or Inactive liver. One bot
tie of this old and reliable family remedy
will cure the most stubborn case-will
relieve the system and make you feel like
a new person. Try it and be satisfied.
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$500 Reward.

They cure all diseases of the Stomach,
Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys
and Urinary Organs, and $500 will be
paid for case they will not cure or help
or for anything impure or injurious found
in them-Hop Bitters. Test it. See
Truths" or Proverbs, another column.
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MEDICAL.
r@A SURE THING !

treyer fails Cure yourself for ST. Prof. Cha
,rr,s Ruchu. .paiba-a quick, complete cure for all
T,ins-y kidney, Bladder ana Genital Diseases,
,nai1 or female 81 at Druggists. Advice free.
ISpot 81 Barclay St., New York, and for Rock ISL
- AZ ReurstOn's
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11
TELE!GRA.P1H.E'1C.
ITegsgraphed toll Rock Island Argus. !
To-DaY's Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-The steamer Zea-
land, from Antwerp. for Philadelphia, ran
down the Bark Corinna off Dungenness.
-Four persons were drowned the steamer
was uniniured.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11
PozzonTs ETeaicated Complexion Pow.
dSrs

For infants toilet it is an indispensable
article, healing all excavations Immediate
ly. Mothers should use it freely on the
little ones. 1t is perfectly harmless. For
sale by druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11

Sweet cream will make as good butter in
winter as is wanted in any market,if
treated with the Perfected Butter Color
of Wells, Richardson 4 Co.. Burlington,
Vt. White butter will fad slow sale, though
just as sweet. It is the color alone that
makes the difference.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11
Summer Suits.

J. T. Dixon, the popular cutter and
filter, has large stock of suitings of new
patterns and elegant styles to which he
invites the attention of the public Price
low and satisfaction guaranteed. Examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11
BUSINESS CARDS.
w. w. RATHRUN.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW AND
n Notary Public. All business will receive
prompt attention. Ohice in Room >, Bu'ord'i
Block, Rock Island, H. 02d&w1v
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11
TIE RESOLUTIONS.

1st-HOnesty, efficiency and economy in
every department of the government.
2d-All property should bear its Just
proportion of the taxation and we pledge
the Democratic party to reform the laws
Of assessments to that end.
3d-Lessening the burdens and increas-
ing advantages Of the working people.
4th-The equal protection of the rights
of labor and capital under just laws.
5th-Railroads shall be prohibited By
law from unjust discrimination and from
favoring localities or individuals
6th-The tolls upon canals to be KEEP
at the lowest rates possible, consisten
with economical and efficient management
7th-The maintenance of the publ
schools, the pride and hope of free state
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Sept. lO.-The follow
ing is corrected list of the State officers
elected: Governor. George G. Perkins,
Republican, Lieutenant Governor, John
Mansfield, Republican; Secretary CT State
Daniel NJ. Burns, Republican; Comptrol.
ler, D. M. Kenfeld, Republican; Treas.
urer, John We'll, Republican; Attorney
General, A. L. Hart, Republican; Sur.
veyor General, j. w. Shanklin, RepubIi
can; Clerk of the Supreme Court, Frank
W, Gross, Republican: Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, f. NJ Campbell, Re
publican; Chief Justice, Robert F. Morri
son, Democrat and Workingman. The
Associate Justices are not yet determined
upon
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11
TEl NEW YoEx DEMOCRACY

SYRACUSE, Sept ll.-Tho name of
Lucius Robinson was first presented by an
Albany delegate and received with cheers,
hootiugs and bisses, while ironical laughter
greeted the statement from the governor
personally that he was opposed to a con-
tinUation Of official lie. A Kings county
delegate seconded the nomination of Rob-
inson saying, We will give him FROM
twelve to thirteen thousand majority.
Cries from the gal!ery--You haven't got
it and can't give it.
Kings County-"1C Cs we have and we
will record it.
The Tammany delegates dominated Gen.
Henry W. Slocum and another Tammauy
delegate VIM. T. Badly" Smith, seconded
the nomination of Gen. Slocum whose
name was received with tremendous
cheers,
Assemblyman Grady, Tammany dele
gate denounced Robinson and said-"un
der no circumstances will Tammany sup.
port his nomination if it is made"
After other speeches had been made IL
eulogy and denunciation of RODinson-s
delegate said he was a Tilden man anC
Robinson man, but no man would ever bt
allowed to come between him and the De
mocrAtic party, and as it was perfectly ap
parent here that if Gov. Robinson wa,
re-uominated he would not be elected hC
was not for his re. nomination. When b.
had heard of this disagreement in New
York, he had said he would take the dele
CATION by the throat and make them d.
their duty, He had said the same thini
Of the Albany delegation, and he (th
speakerl had become convinced that Lu
cius Robinson cannot be elected He SAT-
the gentleman presiding here, Jacob
would make good enough governor fo
him, (Great cheering, long continued.
He then nominated John G. Jacobs, TO
governor; and the applause and cheerln
was very enthusiastic He asked th
secretary to put the question upon hi
nomination by acclamatlon. There wa
great tumult and calls for the questio
and nearly every u ember stood up on hi
feet, swinging his hat. The secretary pU
the question and there was almost VI
, animous response of aye, with long COZ
tinued cheering
The resolutions passed embody the 70
/ lowing points:
Prisons for punishment and n
formation of criminals and not for iDjur
of honest labor, which should be protected
Never again by fraud OF force sha
the popular will be set aside to gratil
= unscrupulous politicians.
Democracy means a government Of tt
whole people, for the whole people, and |
the whole people, but if any class is to r
ceive special consideration it should be th
working people, whom all other COVER
ments oppose and crush. The rights
the people should be scrupulously guardt
= from the encroachments of capital and Il
, despotic greed of corporations. II
Democracy believe now us they ha
always believed. in gold and silver as Il
constitutional money OF the country. v
condemn the speculative methods of Il
present secretary of the treasury. t
), questionable favoritism he has shown
particular monetary institutions.
TIE Resolutions.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11

ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN CHAN
n Gerry and Notary Public, Abstracts, Loans and
Collects. once and Avenue, 3rd uoOr east oi
Benystor's Drug Store, Rock Island, Ills.
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Legal Blanks, ofall kinds for sale a
The ARHUs 0FFICE1
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New York MARKET.
Chicago marEet.

ChiUA6Os sep. II
Whea:-Unsettled: strong and higher; 962l bid
spring a cash; 9,1s Oct; 90 Nov.
Corn-Steady; 33s cash; 33S Oct; 33x Nov.
Oats-Easy; 3l4023& cash; d Oct; 249s Nov.
Rye-50h.
Barley-V.
Pork-strong; c5 cash. 321z bid Oct.
Lard-Strong and higher; 3 rs cash; T71505 81
Oct.
Whisky 05
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11

FOR THE COMPLEXION.

S%s &AG SSA4S 4G0ASNs
Is recommended as a necessary accompaniment to
every lady's toilet.
T imparts the natural smoothnese and delicacy of
youth to the complexion; not alone obscuring
all blemishes, but giving tone and vitality to the
texture of the skin. 1t cannot be classed among
ordinary Lily Whites or face powders, but is pre-
pared with view to meet the special wants Of the
into its composition but the most strictly pure In
gradients, and all of harmless nature. These pe.
culiarities have insured for it the patronageot
ladies of the highest social circles, who for yeare
have used it exclusively. II has done much to dis
sipate the prejudice against the use OF articles TO
enhance female beauty.
1t is put up in handsome metal boxes, is deli
ciously perfumed, and retAis at so cents.
HENRY TETLOW;
Nos. 122 and 124 Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA
For sale by JOHN BKNGsToN Rock Island
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11
Last Nights Dispatches.
POLITICAL.
The New York Democratic State Conven-
tion.

NEW YORK, Sept, l0.-At 1890 the
galleries of the hall we're crowded, and at
one o'clock the convention was called to
order by the chairman of the State Com
mittee. Cheers aud groans were given
Governor Robinson, and Kisses aud groans
for John Kelly and others. Amid con-
fusion State Senator John @. Jacobs was
chosen temporary chairman. lie was
conducted to the chair amid great cheers.
Jacobs, on taking the chair, said he would
act SO as to promote an early and har-
monious conclusion. One OF the great
questions to be presented to the people
this fall is whether we deserve success.
Our deliberations here will have great
effect in the settlement of this issue, If
in the choice of candidates land the con-
struction of the platform we do not forget
to endorse the great reform accomplished
by Democratic administrations in this
State. aud Democratic Congress as we'll,
we shall command the approval of the
people
After the usual committees were ap-
pointed the convention took a recess.
The delegates were slow iu reassem-
bling, but the galleries were full soon after
4 O'Clock, and greeted warmly Senator
Herman, who appeared on the platform.
The temporary chairman called the con-
yentlon to order at AIS, and the names of
the members of the committees were an
nounced Senator Herman was received
with marked applause. and addressed the
convention.
The convention then adjourned to $50
tomorrow morning.
NEBRASKA DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEN-
TION.
LINCOLN, Sept. 10.-The Democratic
State convention met to-day, Elder
Wakel5, of Douglass, was nominated for
Supreme Judge, DIR. A, Bear, of Madison,
aud A. J. Sawyer, of Lancaster, Regents
of the University.
The judicial district nominations are a.
follows: First District w. P. Conner,
Judge; Third District, j. W. Savage, re-
nominated; Fourth District, W. II. Mum
ger was nominated Judge by acclamatlon.
The Second, Fifth and Sixth Districts did
not nominate to-day.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11

| EHOgs-Receipts $4,000; active; shade higher
| light 5 60G3 10; heavy 2003 IS.
Cattle-Receipts 1000; yesterdays 7.S9S: slow
! but unchanged; natives 00G5 90; butchers low
CT: Texans heavy supply and weaker.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11
., D. SWEENEY. WIN. JACKSON. CHAs. L. WALKER.
SWEENEY, JACKSON & WALKER
ri ~ CORRETT.

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRs AT Law
n Oaice-Bengston's Block, Rock Island, Ill.
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Rock Island Market.

Rock ISLAND, Sept. II.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
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IJII,YI.

BENTLEY At the residence Of her soninlaw silas
prury, 100 Rock Island County. IN Mr. Ann Bentley AZ
We ar, Of 10 years Her husband died last year at tie
axe ~ ~ NNHr.
CONNOLLY NARY Connolly. aced % wears month
ail ~ lays. bora u County Tppcrnry. ireland
Relatives aud friends respectfully invited To attend
Ne funeral from 30 Richardson = BROOKLYN H. d on
We'd r~laN, june 4. at o'clock T.. NJ
IhkNl ~ AT the late residence OF Ezra OSBORN,
tH al MhtilctuWn. Monmouth County. \ j Miss ENxt
lruh il"I,,iL aged lu2 years Deceased 10
COY. bsdic
tIurrl uu TUESDAY. at luuclock A NJ
tobDklbGF In Cambridge Mass on the Ist inst
llr Il daughter Of the late Frederick Goodridge Esq,
OF NrW York. ~
MAkkR-in Brockton, Mass. May ne James Maker.
aLNt so wears '
Nc AftRkN-In Brooklyn, on Sunday. June l. James
u. N't anrrN aged "a years
Relatives lul irrnis nt ms wife De.ia McGuinnis AMI
hf"iher cCalrcy, are invited % attend his
n'f1l ou Tuesday; June g. AZ Pa =. NJ. from his late
residence. III Good ST.. Hronklyn
MttAElN.-lu Fan River, Mass Nav 90 Mrs Julia
Nr'Ar nsed lp4 Years Her eldest son died years
M'pnl GAL-lu Philadelphia. Pa. May 30 Mrs Mar.
fatri VI Doug ed. lu The 1881 YEAR her age.
n M,p'M I'LL IN Philadelphia, Pa, May 81, James Nc.
PORTER -lu Chicago. IN. NAV 30 suddenly Of apo.
ltNN ni ne LUNGS Hubbard Porter. AGED II years a
resident 90 Chicago for over futty-nve years
SILL ON Junr ., after long and painful Illness
Pltrrh k'uiy. aged u years
NlaiNt. AMI friends OF the family are respectfully IN.
Nhl n nit.ui ht, funeral uu "Wednesday June from
hls late residence, lis East 18TH st.
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sam Dever. IL, the broadway Theatre.

Mr.. Sam Devcre's ability to make an au-
dience laugh for fifteen minutes has long been
acknowledged in tho minstrel and variety
shows. whore his singing. banjo playing and
negro wittlcisms have kept him iavorite. Last
evening at tho Broadway Theatre, he moro am
bitlously undertook to he diverting during the
most Of three hours. The effort was made con-
scientiOusly. nnd-owing 20 the heat-yory la
boriously. yet successfully. Mr.. Devere Rp-
peared in an old plny with the new tltle Of Jas
per; or. just on Time" and II is all that its
name implies. The hero. Jasper, is black,
funny. and always lust on time" 10 do the
needed thing. whether IL be To rescue the Rriev-
ously pursued heroine from tho very wicked
villain, or 10 sing and dance. The star Ia the
young and aciiy" Jasper. most OF the time, but
gress. The play is a crude affair, but serves its
purpose very well. and some Of the humor is
good. An Italian wAs well acted by Mr.. James
Cooper; and Otherwise the support WAS fair.
Mr.. Devere will probably succeed In his venture.
because he IL exceedingly amusing in his own
original way.
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SUPREME CouRr--CHAMDERs,- Nos. 10, II. 10.
~, - 70 a. ~, ~ IS; ~, TSt M' ~ lla, 2h,
itgs-Nos ~. 7ss io7e, $40, sds l,a-. 1850 ~,
ii,a nos llm mo IN lll2 nl3 ma, ms, liza
iu5 lllS iio, ll2o IL ne ii@$ rart l-NNoSs
l771 39s, il3ia: aiad s7E, a7oI ib2e,s a7d 9oM
l5i3's 2is2, .ali IN, atlt 500 si7a l5I9 sass
ai32 asa, ain3 4iid alli 3i2T 400 J4l2 2437 a7uI
ni1. 1904. 3i~.i 2liu Fart III -Nns l1Hl J41 il4I
si:@ $40 s7a, 2,nt, .sil ssi a.sH sOlo aSj5 ans
srrhRIog CouRr-Fart l-Nn- 80. 40 I7a $50 GaI
1"'s. 1865. us 33'i AN 6lH S27 J'F i,H aHd S.
lu2's f. 40 h2a a9S Part II Nous lli6 5Uj 1875 AZ
~ 1. 80 ~. h2l 81 i7o', 10 90, iA di7 Part
lll-Nns IA. dtu luhi 49, lOia ~ 10 1874 III lSl
l7n hn ~. ass 81 10 a17 tl5 37s u u l52 30 6ss
49, 1870 .uN. pa JtA. $3.50. $40
CoSAos rltAs-rart Nos 2llf o22. l0l7 2ItS 1900
ull 4lHS, 1oi 7>i l7ii sil, lGlN lnSi nj OO4 MO-
1900 2ol, s7s lnt5 1871, SIs, ga lnt5 s65. Equlr
IfWN-Aus l. 10 80 CuAAHFHs Ma II
MAWNl- Corm Part l.-Ans anai, 1870 sai5. 1850
iis d1!1. aild laiul ibl5, 57Da asI d1ul h1d alri
hhil Part Il-Nos. 5d1a, 1891, aG51 $50 38GH 1884
6ii2 hd2 ttpi aNl0 6leis 0Oih, $3.50 5sO Part III
Nos aSl8 b7ll 511l '4li3 hSl 66lO 6T19 bT52 5ID7
55Vi. 57O2. 1878. Oh, Vl2. I7ed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-03
To-day. Races where the Money !. Placed.

! ne thcts VIII open thls afternoon IN jerome
Park with run Of miles vita allowances to madens
AMI nonwnners The horses bullcuned TO start and the
prices at which they selling Mariana, 10 /
against Vrginian 10 TO l; Una Ia to Bertha. "a TO
l. dlcn OSc. 10 10 Baronet. 20 Co T. Kingston tOl
sectni race. Tor the Maryland stakes for thrceyear.
pd rlirs one ME. kachtL u 20 AGAINST; Euulee, 2ts
toll; Magnetism. u l. belinda tn L. Verdict. 10 I,
Tennessee. lotol liler. Sto terida, 10 I, Anna
Augusta. 10 T. Bonnie Leaf. ~ tn l. and Sprltc Ia
Mr. Wthers said last night that he might not start
Brhuil.
NrAWhr. Bonnie Wood. Gen Phillips aud INcrnOro
are auupunct a. start Bonnie Wood Is faVorite over
tir Held 90 SluJ 20 fli.
Iho fourth Is selling purse race. ~ miles Kenny,
2i go against NiceruY, 4tO Charlie GOrhHm, 10
sNiMk p ~ Fllnt 80 !; Albert, to l. Aaunee 10
The nun event j. handicap steepleohase over the
fractional course. turourt Trouble. Problem, Dead.
head Dandy. Derby Disturbance. NrntilHtor fulight
VIA Outs Affair, Lane D. wade Hampton. and Long
Sine ure announced Ia start As not more than four
nNr nj uen VII probably appear on the turf at the
nnns VI the bell, there was no betting on them last
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-03
SOLDIERS Ar ELECTIONS.
Mr.. sprinGer's PInn for Keeping the Army
from Polling Places.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-1he following is the
text Of the bill introduced in the House to-day
10y Representative Springer OF Illinois. TO rogu-
late the stations Of soldiers at elections:
Hhsor', Tie freedom of elections j. the utmost CON
sequence u The Preservation OF tie rights aud liberties
ut The people, therefore,
he q sritist a.. Firsl-That every day appointed
Tor amy general election aud on every day appointed
any special election VI Representative IN Congress no
so.iler within Two miles oi any city, town or place
where suc etcuun shall he held shall be allowed 10
nut n TIE barrack or quarter IN which he II stationed
uurss Tor the purpose ul mounting relieving guard
or Tor giving hs vote, emitted to vote, such euc-
uon, ana inst every siler allowed To such
purpose within the HINTS aforesaid shall return his
larrack or quarters with all convenient speed A. soon
A. HE guard shall have bcen reviewed vote rendered
Sccund-lhat wh,n AMI so often any ere uon OF
Representative m Congress shall be required by law To
he heli or i specially appointed 10 Ice made the Pres
acn OF The mod state, shall at sume convenient tine
before the DAY prescribed appointed for such election
LlNc notice thereof IN wiring 10 the general officer com
muudlne pa each military district the Umtcd Stats
VINO shall thereuuon give the orders Tor en-
orcs c execution OF thus act IN all places under his
command
1mr-That sections 2uO2 and 52s Of the Revised
statutes II the United states be and the hereby
lrAlvl.
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Mr. James Connolly of Cottage street, Bergen
Point. saw row going on in ngham avenue sunday
afternoon, and, being m haste to reach the scene he
started to run across lot IN which herd OF cows
aud bull The hull had paid Attenuon Ia the row In
lnfhmn avenue, which lay entirely Of his province
but when he saw Connolly hurrying across the lot he
suddenly hecame Interested. ConnnllNs eyes we're nNed
upon ut row ami he ran totally hlNious the tnrt
tdiheunE momentum WITH every plunge sudienly the
iul STRUCK Ia. target aud Connolly rising hghtN into
tiv ar Mhlrt ina nrrics rsats that Vndtd
WITH roll iu Tie dust Connolly tnrstt Hl about the ruw
IN lusham ANrnur in HE desperate efforts sscal the
horns ut the Oull, which was trNug Ia him With
battered hmhs ami iuttrred clothing Connolly finally got
out 900 the lot aud went home his bruises lie
didn't learn what the other row was about
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II VI :. Pinalorc presented by Fords Miniature
Company In the Brooklyn Park Theatre last evening
The children sang their rayis with much force and
swcctnes Their points ami situations well taken,
anu in some instances enlarged upon with skill
Tue pinlmacy Dramatic Company arrived In this
CITY Yesterday iu play at the Milhansburgh Novelty
Theatre but Without Miss Nelie Cummens who had been
!,u behind ln Philadelphia She u dangerously H.
Durn1 last week sNe appeared every evening At the
Arch street Theatre going from her bed TO the perform.
aucr. and returning tu bed Immediately AitcrWHrd. Her
malaiy Is nervous pru.traOn brough On by excite
uent ~ the Porter murder In Texas Miss Cummeus wit.
Messed The TRAGEDY. OF " hch she the innocent ause
and acted with great Goodness At the time but for
subsequent nshn was unable 10 sleep ana Is com.
llrtfly broken down She l. n Young aud promising
Western actress and appeared with Booth during his last
engagement at the Filth Avenue Theatre.
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Two Thsor,s. a. to coun. Ks.hlslr. Murder.

ST. PETERSBURG. June 2.-On Saturday night
Count Koske, the most intimate private and personal
friend aud conhdAnt OF the Car, murdered in the
suburbs Of this city The fact Of the crime made
known to the police Until yesterday, and the crcum
stances attending the murder are extremely mysterious
Two theories are In circulation concerning the crime
That the Count slain by order OF the Nhis
Committee In punishment for the advice which he Is
known To have To the Gar respecting the
treatment Of the reVoluuonisu aud that the murder was
the result Ut private and personal euny against the
Count entertained by the lover OF lady whom he had
wrOnged
The Nihilists. Brantner RdelmAnn AsSynski, and An
tonun were hanged at Ken on May 20
The death sentence passed upon sophia Won HeTkfeld
has been colnmuted 10 penal soTNitude.
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Engaged" ut the Grand Opera House.

Those who have waited for Engaged at
half price may now be rewarded Mt the Grand
Opera House. whore Gilbert's clever burlesque
comedy is acted this week by nearly the same
company that made IL successful at the Park
Theatre. There seemed 10 be an occasional
misuuderstandin Of the fun by the occupants
same. while the audience down stairs WIS en-
tlrely sensitive to the spirit OF every ludicrous
uoiut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-03
Lillian Duer's Trial.

Snow HILL, Nd. June 2.-The room In which
Miss Duer is kept In the hotel is exceedingly warm and
when she was brought into court she seemed weary.
The Court decided that the declarations made by the
dead eir during the last elk OF her sickness were ad.
Missile and that declarations made before that period
were not admissible As evidence
In the absence Oi Mrs George Truitt who had been
suhpnnaed by the state Mr. lleHrn father the muir.
dered girl called 10 TESTIFY He said that he had
conversation with his daughter SUNDAY previous
"a her death as a. how The matter happened he To
her bedside there was small scar on her The
witness took up her arm and asked How did you get
your arm huTti" She replied, raised up irnd on
the hrc. saw when LII stepped back that from the
EXPIRE salon OF her lace, she intended to shoot me-"
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New YonK. juno with 4 400 fresh cattle on
SAFE besides number Of car unds which were held over
from last Friday. the market tur beef cattle among
ihr worst of The ycr prices urier drcnei about sr
r. No. will NVrN slow sale ut soc a. No. ~ lrrss Ai9lJ
hs. Tor Texls and Cherokee cattle. aud 7h9eAe., to
dress ih@i0 MS for native steers Exporters used 40 ~
sssOilc r. ~ shipments Tor the week O,4ii quarters
81 hrr and 2ji live cattle
About 30 calves offered. with duh trade at 2S0
8ifc r. N tor butteruilk calves. and la8' for veals
Shcrp steady nta iaic r. for pour a. strictly prime
with luuis eNira do snt IL tNpnrter at IS ~
mr u e. IW NJ shipments in bulk lHll live sheen md
lhnc arcls-es M mutton Spring lambs easier ~ 6G1sc
n 10 Tor southern uud Western Receipts to-day. 5.030
head.
No trade In live hogs Nominally quoted IS 5OaS3 ~
u 100 rs Receipts u7G1
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Justice KnsmIre Ill,

There were rumors in the Ninth Ward yes
erday that Police Justice George Il. Kasmire had become
insane again had tried 20 assault his wife with chair
in his home al "a Bank street and had been an
asylum Tor the insane Mrs kAsmire SAID last evening
ina. The justice had been nervous for several days and
the extreme heat Of sunday had pTOsrard him, but he
had tried 10 assault her and he had been sent
~ asylum lie expected ~ be In the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday, but he too III 10 Out aud
Justice Morgan took his place