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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE. OCT 10
Wheat-a0sssc higher; closed firm; hard %
No l, %; No 2, 2014 cash; p Nov; "a Dec;
No 8, 13; No 4, / U41.
Corn--4314.
Oats-S0Ac.
Rye-75hc.
Barley 77Mc.
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-16
IOWA.

kEoKUK, Oct. 15.-Ful returns from
Lee county give Trimble $50 majority. q
Democratic gain of $50, Blackburn Re-
publican, is elected treasurer. The Dem
ocrats elect the remainder of the county
ticket
The Republican state committee have
up to this hour definite returns from fortv-
two counties and partial returns from as
many more. These indicate the majority
of the Republican state ticket at Is. 900
over all the three other parties, Repub
lican gain of 27,000 over 1877, and II 900
over 1873. On the legislative Mr.. Rum.
mells claims 26 out of 90 senators elected
this year. with chance of electing all,
and 80 out of 100 members of the house
Tenth congressional district aud Sixth,
eiecting Greenbackers to congress last
year. go Republican this year. The
Seventh, which gave Gillette for congress
2000 majority last year. gives 3,SO3
Republican majority this year. every
county going Republican. The Sixth that
elected Weaver, Greenbacker, to congress
last year by 2.1O0, goes Republican by
265 this year. The Republican State
committee claims the election of Thomp-
son to congress in the Fifth district to I'll
the vacancy By over 5000 majority. q
Republican gain of near 800.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-16
Last NIGHTS Dispatches.
ELECTION RETURNS.
OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Oct. l5.-Since noon the re
turns received by the Republican State
Committee show that in addition to the lis
of Senators sent at noon, the Republican,
have elected Sinks 10 the Third distric
apd Mounts in the Second district. bu
they admit the defeat of Chan bers In the
Fifteenth district. This gives the Repub.
licans % Senators and 81 Representatives
or 3 majority on Joint ballot. The Demo
cratic Com mittee do not concede as large
q majority as this, and it may take the
full official returns to decide what the ex-
act majority in the Legislature will be.
The returns which have been coming in
this afternoon are largely from Democratic
strongholds. which materially reduces
Fosters majority. Gen. Robinson, Chair
man of the Republican Committee SAYS he
is satisfied that Fosters majority will fall
below 10000.
The Republican Committee are now
notifying their correspondents that Foster
majority will probably fall as low as IL
900.
TOLEDO, Oct. 15.--Lucas county official
returns give Ewing 90 majority over Fos-
ter, a Republican gain on the vote OF
1873 OF 1853.
TOLEDO, Oct I5.-Returns from twenty
seven precincts of Lucas county and care
ful estimates of the remaining fourteen
precincts show majority for Foster over
Ewing Of 100. Walbridge. Republican
for State Senator, has a majority of 1000
to 1,200. The Republican candidates for
Representatives have majorities of 500 to
700. All the Republican county ticket is
elected by majorities ranging from 300 to
700.
CINCINNATI, Oct. l5.-All precincts of
Hamilton county but one give greater Re-
publican majorities than this morning.
Geo. w. Williams. Republican, leads the
highest Democrat more than 900 votes.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-16

NAPLES, Oct. l6-A meeting is to be
held the Goth, inst, to advocate stimuli
taneous partial disarmament throughout
the world All peace associations have
been invited to send delegates, A special
deputation will represent American.
Euglish aud German peace associations.
, 1879-02-12

patience. self-1enia!, purity. self-resl'cct,
courage, gratitude, mercy, kindness, otc.,
it will nt once appear how tiacnIoualy
1t Ia. Tho subject might havo
been n,at1c still moro nmnsing il Cen. RrnS-
s1pE had explained the manner in which
each Of these virtues were to be impaired,
md 1t woula l,ave bcon infinitely inatruetnR
md valuable to mankind In general IT llo had
boen ahlo to indicate how these admirable
mental antl moral attributes could be conf
munica.ed to tho young under the practice
Of rec!talions or evon the uso OF the foFE'lle.
The sunday-schoo1s, established for tho ex'
elusive purpose Of instructiug youth In the
practice Of Christianity virtues, hare navar
yet ncl,iovcl system whereby any snror
means Of communicating the gracos Of life
could be secured than That Of illustrations
from tho Dible, from history, and from &c.
ton directed TO TINT end. Tho common
school, In addition to It's ordinary discipline,
can bcst furnish Children with fncilitiea for
studying tho benefits OF good conduct md
the evils Of bad conduct BY providing tho
basis for intelligent readings and tho know1.
edgo requisite for going through life with
tlecency. Tho nngelio qunlitiea which Gen.
BURNSIDE would have instlled III tho youth.
full mind aro too intangible to admit Of Other
instruction thnn that of good example md
wholesome influences.
, 1879-02-12

,,;. hi,t I. t1,ot which m ,kra assessments NJ
- ~ 1nr :, ,ns,not NJ ,rnv , In eacl, yenr.
,rho 1,;.o,,,n /, ,ho, IN ,fcu,,,rv t,lo farmers
hav. nr,n,nr. ~ Iva stock Of, laul which
tho~ t,;sro,o -, hcforo I'm f,rat of stoy. and
,harof,r, ,hor will lava tn INV ioxes wl,;cl,
t1,ov no,x srconc- rr,,;a oh;cct;u,, In not es
an1stonliol "a II may seeu,. Tho Slate,
co,ntv. anil o,1,or rsyanna ia now loyied In
rr,,s. s,,ns eoci, oonntv naya n ro,,u1 s,,m Of
tavoe r. t,oro he las ,;ve s,,clr In bfay.
tlo,, I'm Inv IN I'm 1sn,5 ID nronortIoua.ely
incr.osel. n +h.ra ho rnoro hons md catt,o
In .1onnarv thon III, rata NJ tsx on land is
,,r,,,or,;onn,o,v rat,ncod n tho rcsu1t will
ho snhsiantia.1v tho snmo in either cese,
Anot1,or fort gooa IN ronova thu obioc,iou.
,rho a~-o., h,,1- ~ ,ha hooa of tina s.ato
M ~ mnrrats1 ,,oforo IL 1at ~ Ionuary. and
.ho natt,a ~ nj n. IA IN January nor Al
rn1ro,Is ,s thsv ors th,co montha Inter,
,rha ] nro,t r,,s,, -, rocs tn morlot ID IN M.
var,hs- mi 1,acomhor. wt;1o tbo onttlo nre
~, a. 4 ~ nonsrol ttino ,ottonod for market
.,",t;, = ,otor ,1.v so that nract,cally tho
c,,nrso ~ dot, for Tia enumeration on,1 va1.
,,at,a, ~ norsora, ,,ronorty m farms will
, 1879-02-12

Illinois, rs uE'lal, farcs poorly in tho ann,al
distribution Of prizea known as tho River
und lGarbor Appropriation I'LL. With oil her
nineteen congressman slo IL unal'lu to so-
euro rnoro than n pnltry $4,000 for prose.
cuting tho improvement of tho Illinois
1siver, work in Which lie farmers Ut
tho grea!ess ernin. producing area IN tho
world arc directly Interested; whils single
Representative from WISCONSIN .listric. las
bcon Rbls to persuade tho Appropriations
Committee to put in I'LL item Of :*t00.Ofh, for
expenditure In Lis district un.lar tho }retonso
OF carrying forward tho Fox Kivur improve
mont, which, 10 can!ploto will cost abant
SO, 600, 900, but which Il Is safe to say will
never DO completed. Out Of thu millions to
DO divided up among dry creeks and gcoso-
lonls, to luaks streams nnvigalIs wl.ius.
neyur l.ud any watcr, aud Improve hur'ors
never hoard OF oxcopt when this auarnl bo-
1,anza IL ficced out. thu sutn xst apart for
tho Illinois River Is absurdIy stlall. What
Lave our Congressman Leou dung all this
timoF
, 1879-02-12

Ono after nnoiher tho EUROPEAN nations
are iustituting tho most rigid precautionary
measures to wanl oG the much.drea1lcA
plagus whicf. appears to DO slowly moving
westward from itt Asiatio birthplace. Al.
ready cases Of the full tliseaso have ai,pearud
III tho Grecian Archipelago, md snost. II not
I'LL, the rorta Oh tho Mediterranean nra
virtually closed to tho Dlnck Hea traffic.
IN d commercial poiut OF viuw alone
this dreaded visitation IL already aGect-
Ing the markets ot Europe, aud,
should It gain a footlold there, tho
A}ensuro OF It's influence iu this regard cau
hardly be calculated. AL tho Governments
OF Europe are aliye to tho necessities OF tho
occasion. The most alarming predictions
are made aa 10 shs possible terrible copso-
quences Of neglect to guard against the in-
PRODUCTION Of the plague. In the Italian
HOUSE Of Deputies, yesterlay, high ,uv<li-
c4l officer declared that should the disease
succeed in passing the Larr'pra set up by tl4e
sauitary authorities, 1t would 10 likely te
carry oG oue-tLird OF the population oi
Europe. ......
, 1879-02-12

I1yEnrooL, Feb. 11.-Tho order Of the rElvy
Council fevoking, nficr Mulch ., Art. IL Of thu
farcIgn.an!rns order. 10 far as It relates to tho
Cnitoa Htatcs, was a great surrflso. All cattIo
from tho Enlted 6tatcs, after March ,, will haselo
be slaughtered In tho nbAttolrn nnw preparing on
the dock at Nlrkcnhead nnd Liverpool within ten
daya nftet landing. g.-Irtss Dlspatth.
The aforementioned regulation threatens
a disturbance Of tho trado In live stock be-
twson This country md Great Gritaiu. Tho
whole proceeding evidently Ia instigatod by
tho protection demands Of tho British and
Irish cattte-ra1sera American boet Is ontor-
Ing largely into British consumption, and
has so roduced tho price Of beef that
IT il becoming possible for Thousands
OF consumers who could not afford
It ut tho domestic prioos. The prohibition
Of American cattle On the plea that they woro
afflicted with tue rinderpes. was too trans.
parent pretext, aad had to 10 abandoned.
Now this ortlor requiring that cattle from
tho Uultod States (not Canada) shall bo
slaughtered within ton days is IN equally
insidious movement to protect tho british
beot. It requires some timo to restore cattle
from tho etiects Of the sen voyage, and tho
| beef OF cattle killed On their arrival must bo
inferior to the native beef, Nevertheless
tic effect will bs to forco boef in less per-
foot condition on tho public. Tho manu-
faoturo Of leo il not yet a british industry,
/ but We expect that tho arbitTary
reaniro,nont to slaughter all American cst!lo
/ will lend to tho carly Introduction of ice
manufacture, aud to tho establishment Of rc.
frteerator cars in which tho beef eau Ia
, 1879-02-12

controls tho Stato and locnl machinery wo
shn1l ADOPT tho sh1no tnctics; wo shall cx-
cl1,slo Democrats from tho polls, We slinll
yots our repeaters ns often ny wo like, wo
shntl atuf tho bnllot-boxes nnl count the
returns 10 as,it oursotveal'r Wlnt 'sonld lo
tho resuit Of this agreement upon violcnce
and frnud ns tho ruling p>onsenta OF Con-
gressionnl elections? It would eycnlnato ii,
tho destruction Of Tho olcclivs System Of
government. Advanturcrs and knnvos would
then be tho poti.ioal chiefs Of the country,
and tho rnto Of tho mnjoritywo cease to DO
oven pretcnse. Our aystem Of government
conld not endure for auy longth Of tino
under such practices
In seeking to forco the repeal Of tho Con-
grcssfonn1 Election low, tho Democrats arc
starting ont as tile champions Of intimidation
and violence, fraud and corruption, illegal
voting and tho atnfring of bnllot-boxcs, for
the law rs It stands Is M equal protection TO
both parties, and onahlos both parties to take
m aotivo supervision, under tho auspices Of the
United States Courts, OF tho election OF Con-
gYossn1en. These Congressional elections
form no part Of tho State Governments, mud
! The lattor hnyo nj moro warrant In sccking
| tho control thereof than tho Unitod Statos
| Government would have In tho effort to ss1-
| perintend md direct the election Of members
Of tho Legislature in the various statos. II
tho Democrats will not assent to aprroprin-
tons for carrying on the Gcneral Govorn-
nscnt except on condition of its snrreutloring
entirely ita Jurisdiction In National elections,
, 1879-02-12

This gentlemen OF the South Division who
mot On Monday evening to discuss the prop
osition to givo Michigan avont1o over to tho
jurisdiction of tho Park Commissioners
csincot q unanimous approval Of the scheme,
and appointed committee to look after tho
s,ccosa Of tho bill which has bean intro
luccd into tho Legisfnturo' to coufcr the
necessary authority. This Committee, con-:
stating Of 1Icssrs. BALLOON, CoRwlTH, md
ArRn, will hive an opportunity for prompt
action, as 1t Is reported that the bill will
como mp in tho Senate to-day. With
proper representation Of tho roal purpose In
view, thoro ought to 10 no opposition what
ever to tie passage Of this measure. It will
affect no other city or community In tho
Stato but Chicago, and imposes nothing
upon Chicago which It's citizens, through tho
Common Council, may not rotoct II they sec
fit, Tho bill is simply designed to provide
approaches To tho parks md maintain them
in a decent condition. So fur ns It will
affect local taxation, It will rather dccronso
tl,an enlarge It, for tho street selected aa IN
approach to tho park, after boing onco paved,
will bo preserved by tie exclnsion Of heavy
tcaming anil by n sys.om Of constant repairs
In vogne with tho parE Commissioners but
not with our city authorities. It is only
through some auch n'oasuro NJ this that tho
residents Of Chicago and those who visit tho
city oau hnyc any comfort or enjoyment out
of parks which lavo already cost 10 many
millions Of dollars. Tho proposition Ia
aimply that the city sl,a1l surrender police
supervision Of aomo ono street leading to sucl,
park into tho hands Of tho Park Commits.
sionors, aud this is tloslred by MI tho pnrtfof
in interest. Wo fail to 500 any reason,
therefore, why 4ho measure should bo op'
posed or retarslsa by anybody In the L'gis
lature. II allowed 10 pass Immediately, II
will be possible to improve Michigan avenue
mud mako 1t available III patk driveway fol
! next summers use.
, 1879-02-12

4 shocking disnster occurred yesterday Mt
.Nansaa City, where tho Gazing in Of ll.s sidn
Of deep RAILWAY cut resultcdin tlio killing Of
nix lahorors employed on tho wo,k. Tho
cut was ninety feet doep. and its sides, coH-
posed Of earth aloue, Ind been given slaut
Of tl,roo feot to ten, hut this was not s,1lfi-
cient to prevent thu aoit from slid;ug with
such tcrritio forco NJ 10 pile itseIf up twenty
feot high on the opposite Hit!o of tho cut.
Tho OCCURRENCE Of s,,cl. aldo wl,ils n
passenger train WINS rushing through the cut
would have produced a horror by the slo OF
which that OF yestorslay Hae,,H Insignificant.
, 1879-02-12

People who are up to reforms anl that sort OF
thing a1c called ''yiewy"i III Engllnd row, und
To be 4'yicxyh Is tu be ''yulguh." Whist ls cn}
OF tie atnusclneuta that is not regarded "
"ylcwy,' alll consequently statnla the lest of
time better thau any other. TIC Rev. Mr.
A1u4yAy, WHO writes up thla whoit subject tu
, 1879-02-12

II IL not much wonder that the United
Hsatcs Kcnste should indulge iu q laugh
whenever Gen. l,uAss1pK's proposition comus
up fur introducing "moral and social sc4-
ouce" d q part Of the common school sys-
tenn OF tho District Of Columbia. When it is
explained shat this proposition consemp1ates
tctual instruction iu such abstract mud
AdisiduAl qualities OF the mind -
, 1879-02-12

DlLL SPRINGER was wnrkft'x a"af !" s'.,
TtLpEN ant! his coparcencrs III the f'pue. 49, =,
ncss tn New York, whau Congressman h..J' IN,
sialnc, got In oue un hIu. srHlhot' aas -,
tsrfered III tho exan,!hatIou with us ra''u" i.
iusulcnre, Wien Sir. REED draw'ed out: .,.x
ways know tilal whcn Brother srnIaos" !. .'~ '-.tt
hls mind on question It will u7sf1ap WV
flntA ~
, 1879-02-12

B.shop FoLEr, tho Catholic prelote III
c1nrgo Of tho Diocese of Chicago, lies dan
eorousty sick at his residence i'll this city.
Prayers for his recovery will bc brcntl1etl
nllko in rich md humble homes wlero the
rood Bishop Ia |,cIl in roverent affection.
, 1879-02-12

The Portland faie.) Iress accuses : .,ktuf
n,en,ber Of ths Alpius Legislature o. :, ,,to
seventeen speeches ln oas day' anu " ,ould
jumping up u,.a saying that II men'oe'. ,.Ias,.,
uply atop talklng tl,.y could e1peato r...,yu4
asui reach tuat adjournment ~11hla > '~~
bic tiule,
, 1879-02-12

Legislature will generously, liboral1y, and
promptly afford tho relief asked.
The ENaL1sH DEFEAT IN AFRICA.
Tho English schenlo Of nggrandizement In
tic ricl, aud cxtonslvo region Of South
Africa Inns como to temporary lnlt,-tho
Zulus, tho most warlko Of alt the tribos,
llnying overwhelmed ono colnmn OF tho
invading forco In irrotriovablo rnIn. Tho
defent wns equivalent to utter nnuihilatiou.
Apprehonsious Of danger To the forces uader
Lord C1sE1stsFonD have boon frequently OK.
pressed OF lato In tue English papers, and
tho tcrritlo result ahows their fears were
justiGnble.
The Zulus havo novor boen conquered by
tho English. Their territory oxtonds for 20o
miles along the English frontier. They aro
tho bravest, most warlike, bost armed, mud
bost drilled Of nil the African tribes. Thoir
King, CETEwAYo, it Is said, can put in tho
field between 10000 and G0,000 warriors,
nrn,eti In part with breect-oaitng guns,
organized into regiments, md accustomed to
execute concertol movements. The English
have hitherto fought tho African tribes ono
W ono hn'. oseseo'no 'l't''' nao Hs"a"'J
annexed 1he'f te1ra.oFy' unlll ~ 'aa' 'ocy
haa pnsneu 'he'E uo"na"''es UP ~ "te
| frontiers Of the Xulus. Tho approach
Of tho English wis tho signal for
m uprising Of tho Znlus, md 1t
boea'no 80 general nut 'os"'aaoie 't'..t 4'otu
CHELMsronn was eofnre'lea 10 aoanoon JUS
operations against SEcocES1, o powerful
warrior IN 'no 6ou'nesn pnss u 'no 1sAus@
Taai' ano concentraso n's 1otcoS ~ I'o.s 't'o
attaex OF oxrs"A9o. II appears eua1 us OK
reais'oh nao .eael'eu .ne taeo,a N,''t' ooAe
distanco aoEta 1Fo'n Na'n' 'A's ..eaotieH@4
tera wofo maslo ~ Ans"nuusaaa Leaving :.
pofslon Oh tno A"oa's '1eaf'n nes't''nt ~ ~
wh'te tfoopb' oat1eF5 u ats'l'e'y' ailu wv
ol"cS ao''''"lios ~ R'psu .no eAn'p' 1ota
c1ELAasonn se' Jul WIN 'no son'1'''o'e u
tno e1pesa'un upo1 'osu''uv'1eaaeo' ~, v'.s ~
h'ea" VI "'''4''e NV 1'"1A'' '.'' .1a' .A"As -
HANK movement, a"oop.a ao"n ulol .ae
camp A. heao4aaF'e's ~ 4a'BS .oses' sa',' "
oo -o'uo 8e1ous. "1s' A.ct us't'st"'o oat-
tte' lMs'y ann1n'"'et' 'no n'''Sa aotee' "Ao
STOOD tne'r g1oano aespe1a'e'y' 1o9a
cnELAsfohn was oomPc.1oa 10 oea3 nas'y
retrca1 o"o@ ihto .1e t'H4t eo,ony "''u
.ao t.u1""a.a =. m 49, ~ aaa.'.e1 .s"~o-;
mn 'oo "'tA ~ .uAAo @uo'a'' .eI"Atu
'"os''eat au.A ~ w. ~
'n'o1c'''snss 'os ~. "",,n wv ao'''ao'
OF LUZ oo'onS' %. .,I A"4 A,n1' w
sum- tHn' .''o 'o'"o "Ao "."po1"'s
ohe ~ sAo"" " wv s1''.e aa .a''t,y ~ aA'oAe
u"o <utus' t'Po.sea ~ "'oo' ~'''" ""s !.
, "ounaeu oe'oto 'uo t+n6'sA '.'opS "eso ~
, 1879-02-12

The KouEsoM Investigation sAo"' 1:,,,ttu.
Roach has made fortune ous o. vs. o,jns Of
lncnt BY questionable means. lhe .sn.- rbus.
new subsidy to him, while tue 1o'.'' r,,,ycL
Is under investigation, would pa = 's
scandal uAl uisxrare.
, 1879-02-12

Tres that arc pretty Rare 10 encounter tho
party resistance Of tho Republicans. The
purpose Ia to compel Republican acquicsceuco
in those Objectionable measures, or to de-
fent Tho Appropriation bill Of which they
ars to bo made pnrt, autl In tho latter easo
to neocssitato m extra session Of Congress- Mt.
which tho Democrats cnn organize their ,pa.
jority In each 1Iouso mud pass their measures
in spite Of Republican opposition. |
Tho two measures In question nre {l)a bill
repealng tho tcst-oath for Jurors III the
Untotl stn.cs Courts, a,,t {2)n Li1l rorealing
tho United States Election law. There IL
not tnnch to tho first mnasnre, md probably
tho Republicans would agreo 10 arcpeal Of tho
sest-oath II tho proposition wore submitted
in proper shape. 1n.locd, the Democrats
c1ain, that thu requirement. Of aucll m oath
wns actually rcrenlett, mud TINT lin existence
on tho statute- books is 'fua to MI error In re-
vision. This mny bo conceded to bo tho
fact, In view Of tho many o:rora alrcady dis |
covered in The Revised Statutes. Tho form |
Of oath objected to requires thu porsou k,i,n-
noneti ~ juror to swear lint he Inst vertnkon
lart in rebellion ngninst tho United 8tntes, nor
given my assistance IN 'nonoy or otherwise .
10 tloso who have participated iii such REBEL
ion, md tho District Attorney or other per-
so, act;nn for tho Gorcrnment n,ny. nj lis
a;errot;on ran,,;re tin Court to administer
,h,a mil, in o,l,lition ia tho a,snal uualiilca-
ton. There mny still 10 aorne objections 10
removing tho privilege Of demanding s,,ch NIL
oath, bu. they are not Of sufficient weight to
warrant mn issue which would involve au cx-
I'm uox.,on NJ canrress, tis very different.
t,,,,raror with tha 11n;ted gtntee Etcct;on
s,otntoa .rha Inv in m,est,on ,royi,1es fpr
,,o o,,,7o;,,t,o,, nj Yrnarvisora in .,;,ics ,,av.
;,,r, ,,.,var,7 ~ On mn, i,h,b;ta,tu ,,non lin
nnn1icot,on NJ two citizens. or IN INV county
,,.,.,,r, ,., e;tt,a,a ,not,o xn,h o,r,;cat,on 10
.o,,,,,,;,o ,,,a e,cct;n, for ronurc.u,,c,, mil
,,rotar, Il fro,u fraud Tte prnctico of Il,o
f,orr,, !. IN orno1nt fwo Hunprvisf,,s ror coc,
,o,;,1 nroci,,c, ana sf,ectc;, from mel, of
tho t,vo nr,ncipal mrtie. IN CONTEXT. mi, s,,ch
,ar.on a. mol nnrlv mav rccommentl II In
+. rnn,,t,,,, on,1 t,t for tf,o nosIim, Thcso
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