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Daily globe., 1879-08-22
Westward
Leave.
Eastward.
Arrive.

Northern Pacific Railroad.
Depot foot of Sibley street. Ticket and Freight
O@oe, No. A3 Jackson street. -. 3.
Daily globe., 1879-08-22
WHEAT.
MILWAUKEE,,
CHICAGO.
CORN,

Wheat receipts in Chicago, 4,847 bushels: shin
ments, 81, ,9l6 bushels. -
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee 24,72o bushels; ship
ments 45,55O bushels
Daily globe., 1879-08-22
GO TO HICKS RESTAURANT,
81 Jackson St, for your
Excellent 25G Meals.

Smoke Hicks Daisy = 5 Gent m Cigar.
Best Scent Smoke vet offered the Plb-
lie. Try one,
ss;ss s;'.,
Daily globe., 1879-08-22
AT All Hours.

Hicks Meals haze Gained
fO, themselves a Wjde Rep
ettntd02a. Call in, and TIN
one Of Hicks 20 cent Break
fNsts, Dinners and Sa.l,pers.
Daily globe., 1879-08-22

Corn receipts in Chicago, 2s7, 1888 bushels; ship
PORK.
Daily globe., 1879-08-22
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Specially Reported for the DAILY Globe
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@inen neuen Sorratb Don Brudbdns
bern oerihiebeiier slrt, iopie @eraoehalter
fiir iunSe Serren uno Damen fiir5lia ct,
halten .-.
S. Salteyer & 5sbn, Mpstbetsr,
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SIN SATIRE 1870 wurben betanntlth

- SIN Sabre 1870 wurben betanntlth
meartre Witslisesr oss 1oetal pemotrati'
1aen partsi. Ausldunss 3u Braunidweis
uno gDolfsnbIttsl auf Mnoronuns oes
Generals 0ossl .. 5altenfsin psrbaftst
unb nah 9Sbsn transpertirt. gines bic.
fer Witsliseer bat ssssn Den General cine
&lase uus'Rrsnst in tuelessr Sads pOr
einsen 1assn bonn Sberseriht In Boi
fenbattsl oas lrtb,iI sefalt III. Sn
usbsrtin limmuns nit benz Gsrihte erlter
Snltan, bat ous Otsrseri6t oatin erfannt,
bab eer @sneral Bosel .. 5aItenfsin oem
&lassr gntldaoisuns gu leilten Babe, unb
bteie Gntidaoisuns auf s 81. fur isesn
Sag Der Suterniruns In eSbsn fsfse1sbt.
Qubsresm bat Der @snsral pro3snt Gin
len pom Sage Der @rbebuns Der &lase an
3u sanlen unp bic Soften Der Bsrufunss
Snlfan3en gu einsm Drittel gu erisssn.
Das grtsnntnib 1T snpsultis uno niAt
msbr anfeGtbar. gntldeibeno 1T bet
Bsweis sswelen, oab Der Belassrunsssu.
itano In braun ldwsis niemals seleblids
pruelamirt eeweien III. usbsr bic &ofen
Der erasn Snlians 1T nod beionpers 3u
ertennsn, ba pte 81 aser Die pom ibnem- er,
bObsnen meitsrn Gnt ldaoisunssanlpriiAe
tiir @slhaftsltOruns, SteausrtretunB u.
bsl. isst erf nod gu beuetlen bab,u, Nell
der gewsis ttnsn ssaattst piro.
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@emabt, stnea srObsn Sbst pes SsrmOssns
Ssrlpielt bate, als Wittws oa,u osrurtat'lt
mar, iber bic 8srsanslidtst allies Srst'
{hen nad3abenfen uno Dor ben NuSen Der
Wslt wsntslsns ben S&sn sinss aus'rlt'
den pruntes su bswatren, wortn lts alS
fluse anb sswanbts 6rau. obns straoe lser
sewt0enbaft in Der Babl Der Nt'tsl gu
fein, eine Msitsrin mar Oer 1un5s
Wann in Der Uniform oss Ssnsncwlcten
@arbe Stssments, mslder in saem amsrt
eanifhen @daufelfubl balane'rsno Der
@rafn ssssniibsr lab, mar itr etn3Ser
5obn, yBlaStmir. Die Mebnlt1tsit init
Der wiutter in ben mdnnlthsn. ausbruds'
pollen 3aa bss jansen Sfiicisrs mar
unpsrtenu6ar, unb bod mar Der san3e
Qusbruf oes GfIhts elm ancsrer ; In benz
islbsn mar nibtS Don Dem Stolse uno Der
faltsn, eemsGsnsn 8ube Der Muttsr, ss
trua atsr aud niht pas @eprdge BON De-
rem gasrsis]uno WiQsnstraft; es par stn
mdunlidb fdSneS, piftnes @stht, aus ben
buntlsn Nusen blibten J,oblinn, Ssitsrteit
uno 9sihtlebisfeit NIT elmer suten Oolts
Don 0etensilbermutb unb 0sihtlinn. VI
mar Der perwGbnts aisblins, Der StOl, Der
Wuttsr ls bate jsoes Spftr ssbrabt,
eamit br SOba in ben sldn5sneen &tsi'
fen Der pornsbmrn Delt eine Steauns be-
baupte, lpie lfs etnsm @rafsu Salosub 3u-
fam wsnn Der teiBdliitise Sffeier NIT
allsr 9oraIOisfsit leinss 2smpsramsnts
bem Yrineip Der Wuttsr unoblesse OBJ.
lige", in brsm Sinns bulciste uno auf
bem ldIupfrissn Boosn jsner ssnuBluhtt.
gen Rreiie Elm lletriss5 tbat, 70 faut bic
ShulO gum Sbsil uuf Die SHUTTER islba.
Gprtfssuns fclet.)
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g d bmerbafteS mptp mt

i'm Wasen unb pntsrlsb fSnnsn eniwe Der bas
0Orbanefniein BON SYspeplia in erffsren Obsr
tins Bsritcpfuns i'm lsyteren, peer tas Ssran,
rabsn elmer 6rI.raartiseu Eranibeit pbsr sn-
fa6sn 3ierrbSr psrfiinOissn. Splif, bittsres
Pesr lanrss aufitcbsn. eiu Sinfsn i'm Inter.
lsib; eriidsnoe Octr bsbsnot Gmpfnbunssn in
Der Wagengrlte esbgren nit su oie1en beun-
rubi9snesn Spmptpmsn. DitIe, lopobl wit
ibre llria9tu, werben burd 9pltetter'S
Magsnsitsra raid ssbOesn oft s.nii9t
Gin sinsisea @sinaaa SOa snr iQicrtiaen Be-
feitisuns ptS S6msrse9, Danert bas lltbel
fort, lo-brausbt man nur psn @sbrau& btles
pOraiislitsn tpinstreibenpsn uno antiisptii6en
Miitttls iertsuItssa, um pollitansis uns bau-
srnb furirt su tptrtsn. Das Yitters bat weber
in lsinsr 3uiammraIeBuns nod in Isinem Sc
l1maf aud nur has ssrinsfs nnansensbms
OSsr Sbdclits. Die Msrsts srflafn ss fur
bur9aus rein,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-07-24

- Sn Samburs bat bas StrafseriAt
Dor 8ur3sm msbrsre nit amsrifanil den
Dcttorttsln seiGmiidte 5eilfiinitler. bic
oas lstosnbe publitum nit ibrer 4ualt
besludtsn, gu elmer @slslfrafe pon 300
Mart, suent. 80 Sasen Saft perurtteilt.
Ran bsiawsrt lia in Dsuti6lano barber
baB wabrenb bort an eie anaetenpen
Nsr3ts u. NJ. I'm @ramsn bic lhpieria
fen Mnfprosrunsen seitelt msrOen uno
Semanb, Der nift oas Mbiturientsns@ra.
men ssmadt lGcn ibsrbaupt gar niat
baran psnten fann, bas Staats .gramsn
,u abfoluirsn, es Sfwspem,bsr mad Nmeri.
ia sebt, bort liusirt uno ben Dotturtitel
srptrbt, erlautt iein fol-, beut1den Qsr3.
ten, tis ii6 ibrsn 3itel our& sisautidsn
5lsiB erwsrbsn baben, Gcnfurrsu3 gu
MAIDEN.
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= Der teitsraptila ermabnts DroS.

- Der teissrapbiid ermibnts Dre9,
brief sfssn e'n 6Snis Der 8slsisr mar
an bic 3bur Der gOtutirds ,u qastsn an.
ssbsftst unc In plamiiAsr Sprads sfr=
faBt. Sisr isin Ucrtlaut: pSn 8clss
bes nsusn SdulgsisBts mub ih ppn met
nsn ainosrn betrO9sn wsrb,n; lis wsrpen
nit ibrsn esbrsrn ipa,isren ssbsn uno
btsis ,osresn fe ,u Dtrbsn MAIDEN. IS
pro llb sin G6ais Faosn, um ein iolass
1sisb gu unttrJfihnsn, absr Id werpe
mid ra4sn, esnn i'd fardts niht, gu
ltsrbsn. Bsnn ioldes 8srbrsden gtatt
Enest, 70 i0l!t ibr aoa lais ~ eastsn bp.
Ken. eann absr wirS Is su ipst fein.
Mpieu /"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-07-24

- Die beutldsn Witt.l aaaten bsfinbsn
litb msiit in elmer lhlimmsn Jinan,lase.
Sie babsn, um benz Nsihstase eiublid
In itrs BupsstpsrbaltnilIt gu sebtn. Dir'
lelunaen I6er bic giatsjabre 1880 uno
1881 ssmadt, weldf iammtlib anlsenli-
DE Defeits ssisen. Oieislbsn beiiftrn
Td fir Baytrn auf 26,536, lS5 Mt, fur
Sa6ien auf 100000 Mt., fir Dar.
tembsrs auf 100000 Mt., fir Saosn
auf 5000, 900 DIT. Cine daratteriltilhs
8ole lpielt ii6srau bas 9ilsnbabnbubsst.
Sn BaYsrn wtro elm 8adsuns Der @in'
nabmsn BON ben Staatssilsnbabnfn aul
100000 Mt., Oas Wnmadlsn psr 81.
fsnbabniAulo auf 4. 490,379 Mt. bsre&'
net. SIN Sadlfn iiap bic ginnabmen
Don ben StaatseH Htnbabnsn um S,310.702
Mf. bfrunfrsssaneen uno man farAtet
einsn wsitsrsn erbsblihen Nbidlas uni
0filliuner, wenn einbeitlihe Normal'
frahtlabe tlts 0eben treten. Sn Babsn
erfornsrts bas Staats gilsnbabnwslsn In
1878 einen 3uIhub bon 4,soS, 1S9 M.
Dattsmbsrs besniist Id pamit, etnen
beoausrlihsn Rldsans Der ginnabmsn
aus ben Staats giisnbabnsn 5u eonltah.
rem. Darin liest cine rsdt bsbsrStsens'
msrtte Matnuns lolpOtl sssfn bes 5or.
eirsn oss ltaatsieitisen gilsnbabnbaues,
ais sessn pas eaifswsroen Der goltaDsr.
trstunsen In Der 5uriorse sesen au3u
rethlihe Nsths' uns Staatssinnabmen,
wslhe allsin bic ertravasantsn llntsrn.b,
muugsn srmGsli6sn.
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Teft: HrDgramm
beS 5w eiten teranil9en
. II It , E g. & ttrnfenes.
Sreitag oem 1. Auamf.

Sreitas oem 1. Ausmt.
@rnpfang ber @i te in Der 6alle unb
@inquartieruns berlelben. 9teun llbr
abenoS Gpmnler5 i'll Der Salle. Gintritt
so Gents.
Sonnd6en0 oea 2. AngmCf.
Otcrsens 81 ll1r Iusiasuns in ber
Sa0e. NbenpS 8 llbr l1eberaabe per
Gurnerballe pur6 bas 8aucpmite ait ben
8erein. Sierauf Ball. Gintritt fitr
Serren $3.50. sbenoeien fret.
Somatas oea 3. Ausua.
Bic=9eic an ben Gan Bebrc Sprinas.
gerlammluns IN Der 6a(e 8 llbr Morz
gems. 9lbn1arl9 9 llbr mad ben Gan
Beorc Quellen; na6 9lnfunft 9tait, sSrei=
iitunsen uno allgemeine unterbaltuua
3 llbr Na6nlittass 6eitrepe bon Gurner
q. Siemering.
preis : 1urnen.
Gurnlpiele, Yreispertbeiluns, 9ans unD
auaemeine llnterbaltung @iutritt fiir
Serren 25 Sent8.
9iufmarl4 na6 Der Staot u l1br
abenbs. stbenos 81 llbr Gpnsert, 16ea=
ter uno le6enpe Silper III bet Saae. Gin>
tritt so SentS,
Ni6tturner fSnnen gu ben Seltlidteiten
einsefiibrt meroem. .
Das 6efccmite fir Gmpfams,
Grmquartieruns uno Gommers: y. Wauz
ermann, 6. Summel, u. Wlcureau, q.
gette unp @ep. Silsers. r.
8olL Bicnicuno 3 eforaticm:
9. SacpblCn, $. Sdiee, S. aellner, 2((b.
Bedmann, 8. s. @rotbaus, SIS Desener
unc guS Staifel.
8inau5zG mite; s, 6. Sau=
ellen s. s. Sdaier mp $. glmeu0ori.
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= Das rparmfs Rltma In Der Union
tabsu bic Staaten 5lorDa uno 9oui fana,
100 Die mittlere aemperatur na4 @uTnab'
me in Sadionyitls uno gfsw Srleans
watreno bss Sabres 60 Grab betrast am
tiltelfea 1T es Oasesen In Minnelota, no
Die mittlere 1emperatur &. 3. In ct.
YauD AZ Grab 1T b. b. Grab fdlter
ais In Sitfa, Sauptort pes UNI uieles
nOrplihsr eelessnen serritoriums Nlasta.
Sm lsbtsren Sale ertlart lh Die tOters
Warms Semperatur ourd bic burtissn
warmeu Sir6munsen hes Oceans, pslAe
oielem bod i'm 9lcroen selsssnen 5errtto'
rum tbatladlid sine milbere Durhlhnitts,
Semperatur esten, ais iie germcnt,
Maine, WiseonFn uoer Wgcmtns aubu'
pstlen taten.
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.s = Wiiitter, lnb eure Sdueliuse idwad
uno @leno? Siehen lie 5uiebenoS babin
uno beiiirdtet ibr baS ShlimmIte Z Wem
10. pann perIdlimmert UNI bes SimmclS
Willen nidt bas uebel, inoem ibr ibnen
unueroaulihe 9fabruns uno idledten
Meblbrei reidet, Die Be lte NabrunS
far sdu9linse uno tlene Sinoer unb oaS
ein3i3e ourdaus ,uperldIfse @riaemittel
fir Wtuttermld lit gf eu Itaeb ter'S
nDeut des Sinbermebl (Yae-
bctrcpbine), oeicm portreffltde @isen-
Idaften eureu Rleinen balo wieber bic
RStbe ber @eiunobeit auf bic Wansen
5aubsrn werben. Sn alien Apotbetea 5u
baben. ,t.
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- 9oubOntr Muiilritiler wollen Ia Der
amfritanildn Ganssrin Maris yan
3anbt sine fiinfiiss patti sntoedt BADEN
nne propbe,eten Der iuusen Dame sins
sldn,snee Qaufbabn.
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- Nidts auoereS tpiro 6ieber. uni
eeberbeihweroen 10 raid beieitiSen als
u9teeoS @ose Eonic."
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- ReebS Silt Gose Comic 1T Elm un.
ieblbares Utittel seSsn Waaem unb nla.
laril dye 6ieber.
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@n8 1T biniaer,

elm padet Dukes Durham, oas 5wansi9
Yfeifentopfe poa oes belfen TabafS entz
balt, coer cine sem0bnlide Gisarre 2
Sebes tcltet 10 Gents. --...
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Sanger ais sin Sabr mer isitesm yer.
aanssn.
Sn bsm slsaantsn 8euooir zines Sotels
am snslifhen auai In ct. petersburg ia
psm mir swsi psrlOnsn. Die Cine. cine
altlhe Damt nit hem ausbrud nsS 6p&.
Nutbs In ben 3asen bss tla6en Antlibts
Ape pen talitldeaetn sranen alssn. mug
is tn tbrsr Sussno sins ShSnbsit sepsien
lsin ] 90 mar cine @rafin Salosub, uel6s
In ben bS&atn Grsilsn Der psttrsburSer
Mriaofratit stnf sins slan3snbs Nolle &c.
btslt, isbt aber, naAetm Der Graf ibr
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-26
LABOR TROUBLES

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25-All the Chinese
cigar makers in the city, eight in number,
have signed the terms of the agreement of
the Cigar Makers Union and joined the
strikers twenty-five cigar manufacturers
have agreed to the union price list and
others are expected to follow. All stove
founders in the city, excepting the two
proprietors of which have agreed to the
demanded advance in prices, are idle.
CHICAGO, Aug. %. About fifty truck
men and freight handlers of the Michigan
Southern railroad struck in one of the
houses to-day for raise of wages. They
have been receiving $l.00 per day and
want $l25. They also claim they are re-
quired TO work thirteen hours day or
more. They consider the hours too long
and the pay insufficient for the support OF
| their families, especially iu view of the re-
cent heavy advance in freight rates.
Some of their friends in another house be-
ing ordered to take their places, refused
and we're discharged,
| Coal beavers in Robert Laws yards,
some 400 in number, are contemplating q
strike because the proprietor has put g
number of colored men at work. Numer
GUS small strikes are being inaugurated and
settled every day. A general disposition
is manifestipg itself to demand and con
cede TO trifling advance in wages in mos
branches of industry.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-26
a Grant Boon,
(Chicago Times y


The soldiers reunion at Aurora was
was made, as far as the orators of the day
could make it, to contribute directly to
the advancement of the Grant boom. Mr..
Cullom sang the praises of whats he called
the Illinois triumvirate. Lincoln. Douglas
aud Grant, and the only inference to be
drawn from his remarks is that, while the
glory of Lincoln and Douglas was the glory
of the moon, the glory of Grant is the glory
of the sun. Mr.. Logan told the story OF
the battles of the rebellion, and the bat
ties which he dwelt upon longest and
most eloquently, it is needless to say. we're
those in which Grant figured. The sol
dlers of the west, who never confessed to
any enthusiasm for Grant while they were
under his command, Of course could mol
be expected to grow enthusiastic over the
sounding of his praises at this late day
But they learned, while listening to the
speeches what they may not have OWNED
before-namely, that they had beer
called together to boom for Grant.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-26
Special InvitytioY1

Call at our Drug Store and get.a trial
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery
free of charge, if you are suffering with
a Cough. Cold. Asthma, Bronchitis
Hay Fever, Consumption, loss of voice
tickling in the throat or Lungs. This
is the great remedy that is causing SC
much excitement by its many wonder
fnl cures, curing thousands ofhopeless
cases. Over one million bottles of DR.
Kings New Discovery have been used
within tbs last year, and have given
perfect satisfaction i'll every instance.
We can unhesitatingly say that this is
is really the only sure cure for throat
and lung affections. and can cheerfully
recommend it to all, Call and get
trial bottle free Of charge, or a regular
size for 81 90.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-26
STORMS.

PwTsBURG, Aug 25. 5.-Reports from
the suburbs of this city show considerable
damage caused by the excessive rain fall the
past two days. Railroads centering here
from the west suffered more or less by
land slides and washouts. Houses we're
flooded, fences and out buildings washed
away and other property destroyed. The
principal damage was experienced at
Mllvale Borough, where thirty houses were
flooded, stables and outhouses carried
away, and bridges and culverts destroyed.
The Evergreen narrow gauge railroad al
that place loses seven bridges and several
hundred feet of track. No loss Of life oc>
cured, though several narrow escapes from
drowning are reported.
| GALVESTON, Aug. 25.-In Fridays
storm at Sabin Pass the steamer Vicksbure
was wrecked. The steamer Laura is ashore
two coasting schooners wrecked, severa
slightly damaged, wharves nearly washed
away, many houses prostrated and Others
injured. The damage to the cotton anC
orange crops is very great. Reports from
various sections in this vicinity repor
damage to houses, fences and crops.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-26
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Aug. Cat the cabinet
meeting to~day the attorney general read
his opinion to the effect that arrears OF
pensions under the late law, went to the
inmates of homes for disabled volunteer
soldiers, and not to the homes, as claimed
by the managers.
The president has appointed j. B,
Leake, district attorney, at Chicago, II
place of Mark Bangs, resigned.
National Lodge, Knights of Honor, o.
this city. has forwarded fifty dollars tt
their brethren in Memphis.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-26
Crime.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25.-The coro>
ners investigation into the cause of the
collision on the narrow .guage railroad on
the 14th inst. resulted today in holding
to bail on the charge of mansIaughter OF
|J. S. Vertz. assistant superintendent,
Chas. E. Redmon, telegraph operator al
Camden, Elwood johnson, engineer of the
freight train, and John 4 EwiDgs, con
ductor of the freight train
MINIATURES, Aug. 25. In the town o.
Hartford, Wisconsin, two strangers named
Cook and Ovens lay claim to the same
wife. Owens and the woman came there
together short time ago. Cook followed
and on Saturday entered the house to ge
his wife to return home. He was driver
out by stoning, whereupon he drew a re
volVer ndsshot Owens. Cook was arrest
ed. Owens is not expected TO recover.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-26
KALLOCE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 25.-Up to mid
night Kalloch's condition is reported I'M
changed Notwithstanding the uniformity
favorable reports OF physicians, those who
still linger about the vicinity of the Tenn
pie, persist 10 the belief that he will die,
and that the favorable reports are designed
to keep them quiet. Kearney processes
to share in that belief in common with the
bulk of his followers. Everything is quie'
about the city Precautions about th5
central station are still maintained, and
two companies Of the national guards are
remaining on duty there to relieve the
police, vino have returned to their regular
duty. The offices of the Chronicle also
are still guarded.
All quiet this morning. The authori
ties still maintain vigilance. Kalloch
condition continues favorable,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-26
Important Information.

Macalister Cough Mixture now being
generally introduced through the western
country is meeting with good sale and is
giving better satisfaction than any other
remedy in the market.
1t is boou to sufferers from Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis &C., and a single
teaspoonful taken 10 time will prevent a
fresh cold' from developing into some.
thing worse.
1t is also valuable remedy for whoep-
ing-cough and groups in children. Fol
sale in Rock lsland by John Beugston
Druggist. I'D
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-26
CALIFORNIA.


San Francisco, August, 25.-Leaders of
the:W orkingmen's party bad a conference
With KalIach's medical attendants to-day
to consider the expediency Of putting up
some other man for Mayor. The physi-
clans informed them that at the present
time they saw nothing in the condition to
make such course necessary. Intimatipg
the probability of his early recovery.
Charles De Young was brought before
! the police court to-day, aud waving exam.
ina!ion was held to answer the charge of
assault with intent to murder, without bail.
The American District Telegraph boy
who was with De Young at the time he
shot kalloch was run down by Bulletin
reporter this afternoon, He states that
De Young called in coupe at the Office
for him; that together they drove to 2,3l4
Nineteenth street and De Young instruct
ed him to ask Mr.. Kalloch to come out, as
a lady in the coupe wanted 10 see him.
KaiIoch was not at home and after making
Inquiries as to his office hours, they drove
from the house to the Temple and De
Young, peeking through curtain of the
rear window OF the coupe called the boy s
attention to gentleman in white ulster,
who was getting in buggy with
friend, as Kalloch. The boy then
told him lady wished to see him and he
at once came to the coupe, although eau
tiously as though anticipating something
wrong. When he reached the coupe the
shot was fred, which frightened the boy
. so that be ran as fast as be could back &c
] the Office. DeYoung was cool during the
ride aed gave no indication of intention to
! do anything of the kind
The excitement of the past few days
y has toned down to deep interest in the re-
suit of Kalloch' s wounds, and the univer
sal inquiry on the street is as to his con
J dition. This afternoon decided chang'
for the better was noticeable, as result
4 of which the physicians express tbs
opinion that there is strong probabiit,
Of his recovery. Notwithstanding thes
D favorable symptoms there is still a goot
deal of talk among the workingmen as t
: the course to be pursued in the event of ;
4 fatal termination. Among the renk an'
file there is a strong desire visible to pu
Z up Mr.. kearney for Mayor should chang
become necessary, but the desire is shares
neither by the agitator nor bis friends
4 and it may be considered certain tia
II nothing of the kind will be done. At tn
police station vigilance has been relaxe
during the day and only q few officers Wer
on duty and few militiamen and work
lingmen's specials sworn in for the purpos
. of making sure that DeYeung il not splE
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-26
IOWA

Sioux CITY, Aug. 25.-Carl Schurz,
Secretary of the interior, arrived here by a
special train Sunday evening, and was ac-
corded hearty reception. John Brennan,
a leading Irishman Of the city, made an
address of welcome, to which the Secreta
~ heartily responded. The Secretary was
driven about the city and escorted to the
rooms of the Mannerchoir Society where
many citizens were introduced to him
He left this morning by special train for
Yankton, which place he left at O'Clock
for tho Santee agency He also had a
warm reception at Yankton. Count Don
hoff, Webb G. Hayes and a number OF
other gentlemen of prominence are of tht
party.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-26
From Wilkes Spirit of the Times, Dec. 8, -

tFUIL " IIhts . pint UI NIV 1 iIlIvS1 DtC .,
A. B. c., Mich.-What should be done
to reduce an enlargement OF tendon of
forward leg the back tendon, caused by
grabbing it while trotting. 1t is sound
now think. 1t was fired last spring, and
the horse turned out all summer.
AnsUer Clip off the hair, and apply
Giles Liniment Iodide Ammonia twice q
day, until it irritates, when temporarily
discontinue, and commence again. 1t is
the only remedy that will permanently
remove a chronic enlargement of this kind
GILES PILLS cures Rheumatism.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamph
| let DR.. GILES,
12O West Broadway, N. Y.
| Trial size 25 cents.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-26
SPORTING.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. &c. Monmouth
Park track is very heavy; attendance good.
The selling race, one mile, was won by
Una. Pique, second, Pilot, third Time,
l:5O2.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 26.-Represeutatives 26.
of William II. Vanderbilt repeat to-day
with emphasis, that the international con D..
test for the Ashley belt. will not take place
in Madison Square Garden, in Septem Der,
and that the present lessees might as we'll
make up their minds to it. If they 60 on,
and try to begin the match, Vanderbilt
will stop them by means of the law.
HALIFAX, Aug. 26.-The Ross-Smith
boat race, weather permitting, will take
place between 8 and this afternoon.
| The st. John men abandoned the claim
to the stakes on account of the buoys being
in position on Saturday. Rankin, sporting
editor of the Boston Herald, has been
chosen referee.