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SPORTING.
Chicago Races.

CHICAGO, July 25.-The weather to-day
was very fue, the track fast and sport ut
the Jockey Club track fine The first
event was the final heat of yesterdays un-
finished pacing race. The enthusiasm
over this race was very marked. Matte
Hunter had won the first heat aud had
run dead heat with Lucy in the second
trial, while Sleepy Tom won the third and
fourth heats yesterday. The start of the
fifth heat to-day, was effected with Tom
at the pole and length ahead OF Matte
dunter, Rowdy Boy third, and Lucy
fourth. They went at tremendous pace,
and until the half mile in the same order,
when Lucy passed Rowdy Boy. At the
last turn, Matte made grand squirt to
pass her blind competitor, but he let out
his last link and tore down the home
stretch and under the wire in 2l24
fastest pacing time on record by two Sec
onds. Matte Hunter was the second by
half length, Lucy next, Rowdy Boy last
Tune of the entire race is 2:I84, 2:l69,
2:l62, 2;l6, 2:I2l.
The next event was the 2:24 class. purse
$4,000, divided among four. Monroe
Chief drew the pole, and the favorite, Rose
of Washington, the third place. The
other starters were Russ Ellis, Dick
| Wright, Lydia Bassett, Ally, and q. T.
Pilot, In the first heat Ally took the
lead and kept it to the fuish, the favorite
breaking badly and going far to the rear
In the second heat Ally became the
favorite and justified the opinion by win
ming that heat also, although hard pushed
by the Rose. In the third heat, Dick
Wright got the lead and only pulled away
from Ally on the home stretch by reason
of the latter's bad break. Rose of Wash
ington meantime came up on the outside
and closing in very fast at the finish be a
Wright by neck. The fourth heat wa
between Wright, who led throughout, an
Ally and Rose. At the half mile, All,
left Rose, who had been crowding har,
for the second place. and made play fo
the leader, but could not quite reach him
The fifth heat was repetition of tn
fourth, except that Ally, iD most ex
citing race down the home stretch, over
hauled Wright aud Won the race, Th
following is the
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Ingersoll'a skulls" "

Robt. Iugersoll in his lecture on
Skulls" says: Il want 20 live SO that
when / die my children can come to my
grave and say: Here lies a man who
never willingly gave us one moment S
pain" What a grand aud noble senti-
meDt, Such were the principles which
actuated the HAMNELL & LEWIS PRoPRI-
ETARY Co, of Chicago, when they decided
to place on the market their line of
proprietary goods, among which may be
found 'Our" Lightning Liniment, for all
pain in man or beast: Our" Vegetable
Cure for Catarrh for all Throat, Bronchial.
and Lung affections, and Our" Ladies'
Friend for many diseases peculiar to the
female sex. As before stated, it was the
desire of this Company to place on the
market line of Remedies which in years
to come would shed honor and renowr
upon their originators, and from presenl
indications they have succeeded admir-
ably.
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CINCINNATI, July 25.-The first witness
before the Congressional Investigating
Committee to-day was Jacob Kramer. He
testified, that he asked Mr. Thral for
list OF deputy marshals and was referred
by him to Washington. At the Sixth
Ward polls, he met variety actor named
Shay, who wished to vote. Kramer took
him to what he supposed was his proper
polling booth, and gave some change. ten
cents, to put 10 yellow fever contribution
box. de did not know where Shay lived,
but vouched for him as voter. Shay
was afterwards arrested by deputy mar
shal for illegal voting Witness stated
that the names of deputies were wanted
for committee appointed to look into the
October election frauds. Witness gave
the following as the names OF that com
mlttee: John Brady. Joe Moses, Tom
Shay, Larky McHugh, Tom sHartshorn,
w. Fl. Pugh, L. q. Bernard, S. Hoffman,
Jacob Kramer, Daniel MuIlaney, Charles
Hit, Nathaniel ColdwelI, and Charles
Sargent. The idea of forming the com
mittee originated by letter from Wash
ington, received by Nelson Sayler No
records of the committee meetings were
kept. Witness did not read the memorial
carefully before he signed it and had no
personal knowledge OF aDythiDg wrong
charged in the memorial except the al rest
of Shay by deputy named Hotchkiss,
The Democratic county club appointed the
committee. Two committees were ap-
pointed because some one in the first COM
mittee gave the thing away. The expenses
of the committee were paid by $IOG from
the club. Some other contributions were
made to assist 10 the investigation.
The chairman here suggested that if
these questions were allowed OH one side
they must be allowed on the other.
Mr.. Butterworth said that the matter
was to be a criminal assault upon his col
league and upon himself, and he wanted to
go to the bottom Of it, step by step, as in
any court.
Mr.. New thought the examination into
the method in which money was raised
should not be gone into, unless it was to
elicit facts covered by the memorial.
Witness stated he signed the memorial
on account OF what he had heard and was
not aware it charged Butterworth and
Young with buying votes. He certainly
would make no such charge.
Eugene Daylor was the next witness
He testified that he had been connected
with the police force and criminal Official
business since 1858. Witness was &C
quainted with several of the Deputy Mar
shals, one of whom, John Gleason, had
killed one man and was also charged with
killing a boy. Mr.. Conger protested
against the introduction of such testimony
| He did not want man to get the reputa
tion Of murderer from the reported pro
ceeding of the committee, when witness
said he knew nothing Of Gleason's genera
character.
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YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS, July 26.-At a meeting oi
citizens, held this morning, committee
on safety was appointed from whose mem
bers the following executive committee
was chosen: D. f. Porter, president and
ex-officio chairman. DR.. R. W. Mitchell
John johnson, A. S. Livermore, W. w
Thacher, J. S, Prestige, Rev. W. E. Boggs
and n. w. Speers. On motion of DR..
R. W. Mitchell. it was resolved to take a
census of the city as basis to calculate
the necessities and wants of those remain
ing.
A petition from the citizens of Wilbur
station on the Paducah railroad, at which
point it is proposed to erect a camp, pro
testing against the scheme, was read anC
referred to the executive committee.
One new case was reported to-day. Twt
deaths have occurred.
The weather continues damp and dis
agreeable.
The board of health will, tomorrow
doubtless declare the fever as an epidemic
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three detectives 10 the fight arrived at Fort
Hartsuff, Tuesday, and left Wednesday
with soldiers from that post for the place
where Middleton lays wounded guarded by
his men. Later reports differ from the
story told by Lvkens. the first detective
who came 10 Tuesday The detectives
were trying to get Middleton to give him
self up and receive the pardon promised by
the Governor of Nebraska for past Of
fenses. Middleton was considering the
proposition, when Lykens, secreted in
brush past which Middleton and seven Of
his men with Llewellyn and Hazen we're
riding. changed the programme by open
ing fire ON the outlaws In the general
firing that followed, Middleton was severe
ly wounded Ein the abdomen. Hazen was
badly wounded and L!ewellyn slightly;
two outlaws, Black George and another
were killed. The probable result will be
the capture of the wounded Middleton and
the breaking up of the gang.
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The Indians

WASHINGTON. July 25.-The Indian
Agent of Fort Belknap reports to the
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, that a
camp of % lodges of British bloods had
recently crossed the line and camped near
his post. They were we'll supplied with
meat and very impudent They waited
upon the Agent 10 body and demanded
feast. Upon his refusal they set fire to
the hay Oh the meadow and exhibited
other h9stilities. They are now camped
five or six miles from the fort. and the
Agent says intend remaining there for
sometime. He suggests that the military
take the band in hand and show them
across the line at an early day.
A telegram from Gen. Sheridan, at st,
Paul, received at the War Department
and forwarded to the Commissioner Of In.
dian Affairs says: Commanding officer
Custer, telegraphs that Lieut. Lapoint, %
cavalry, at Berry's sLanding re-
ports that VOLTS band of Grows
is at the Landing with informa.
tion that 800 lodges of Sioux are south oI
the Missouri on their way to Tongue river
to make friends with the whites,
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IILIEQTS

CHICAGO. July 25.-A Congressional
Committee to investigate industry and
trade, of which Hon, Hendrick B. Wright
is chairman, arrived to-day, and will begin
to take testimony next Monday. They
expect to be here week.
The committee intend to pursue the
same course as that of the committee
which sat at New York last year, They
desire besides getting the views of the
workingmen, to learn the opinions of the
chief questions regarding trade and labor,
which are now before the public The trades
unions in this city have taken measures tc
present their case before the committee il
proper manner
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scrilne.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July %. During
an affray at Grandville, in this county,
last night, Thomas Hyst cut Burton Nc
Donour. of Martins Corner, Allegan
county, with knife, cutting him several
times, and SO seriously it is feared he will
die. Hyst has been arrested, aud will be
held pending the result.
GALVESTON. July PA Nes08 special
from Waco says Bill Stalworth was arrest
ed last night in neighboring county for
threatening the life OF a resident. While
asleep under tree this noon, under guard,
party of thirty rode up and asked for
Stalworth; he answered, when the mob
tired, killing Stalworth and wounding one
guard.
OMAHA, July 25.-Hazeu. the detective,
wounded in the fight with Doc Middleton
cattle thieves and outlaws, on the Niobrara,
larrived here to-day. LleweIlyn and
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YELLOW FEVER

MEMPHIS, July 25 Eleven cases 10 all
were reported to the board of health to-
day. among the number being Ben Hol-
lander, we'll known saloon keeper, whose
daughter died last night. Ten deaths
from yellow fever are also officially report
ed for the "a hours ending at 6 p. M. Mrs.
Judge Rays name appears among the
list, although she has never been reported
as having the yellow fever, Two colored
companies have recognized Col Cameron
as the representative OF the governor, and
will obey any order issued by him.
The last train on the Charleston railroad
leaves tomorrow night, every station be-
tween Memphis and Knoxville having es-
tablished a quarantine against this city
But one train is now being run on the
Louisville & Nashville route, leaving Mem
phis daily at s p. N.
The Howard Association have 23'nurses
OF duty.
ST Louis, July 25.-The Illinois, Hard
Cash and Belle of Memphis were stopped
at the quarantine to-day. OnIy the Hard
Cash was held, the others having no Mem
phlS people or freight on board. The
Hard Cash had Go cabin and "a deck pas.
seugers from Memphis but none of them
were sick.
ST. LOUIS, July 25.-No case of yellow
fever has developed yet among the Mem
phis refugees in the city, or at quarantine
As matter of safety. however, the CITY
authorities decided tonight that no boa
or people from Memphis should be allowed
to come to the city after tomorrow. The
| general government has been notified O
\ this determination and tho propoeitioo 4al
egraphed to Washington that a refuge,
camp will be located on an island near th
St. Louis quarantine landing.
| WASHINGTON, July 25.-The mayor o
St Louis to-day telegraphed the Nationa
Board of Health that yellow fever refu
gees from Memphis are arriving in sucI
large numbers that the establishment Of
quarantine becomes necessary. He ask
that tents and rations for 1000 person
for thirty days be forwarded at once.
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SPORTING,

SARATOGA, July 26.-Track heavy;
weather cloudy. The first race, mile
and one-eighth, was won by Bramble;
Mintzer second, Dan Sparkling third; time
200.
The mile and half dash was won by
Checkmate, Belle second, Rochester third;
time 2:464.
The selling race. three quarters of a
mile, was won by Charlie Gorham, Piaue
second, Grand Master third; time l:l94
| Disturbance won the Hurdle race. Kel.
so second. Patrol lost his rider at the
last hurdle.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-26

New YORK, July 26. Bank statement,
reserve, shows an increase of $2,887, ,925
Frank Portfolio, murderer of Michael
Bolander, has not eaten since last Thurs
day. When pressed by the warden to eat
be replied, "Me no eat, me no care. He
still gloats over taking the life of B)lan-
der.
The board of health say there is no vel
low fever in the city today; $40 eUigrantf
arrived this morning and have started
west.
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The GREAT EXPRESS COMPANIES. -
The three great express companies. are
the United States, Adams. and American.
They employ, all together. an army of men
and q host of horses. For their men and
their horses these three great companies
use exclusively Giles Liniment Iodide
Ammonia
GILES PILLS cures Suppression.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamph-
let. DR.. GILES.
100 West Broadway. n. Y.
Trial size 25 cents
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wASHINGTGN

WASHINGTON, July 26, Surgeons
Walter K. Schoield and Thomas Heland,
of the United States navy, have volunteer
ed for the yellow fever service, and will be
sent to HAVANA or the West Indies to
inspect vessels leaving for the United
States.
The secretary of war cannot grant St
Louis tents for the yellow fever refugees
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GOOD FOR BABIES.

We are pleased to say that our baby
was permanently cured of serious pro.
tracted irregularity of the bowels by the
use of Hop Bitters by its mother, which
at the same time restored her to perfect
health and strength The Parents, Uni
yersity ave., Rochester, N. Y. Sci
another column.
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PURE CoD Liver OIL, made from fresh
selected livers, on the sea shore, by Cas-
well, Hazard 4. Co., New York. 1t is alb.
solutely Pure and s1eet. Patients who
have once taken it prefer it to all others.
Physicians have decided it superior to any
of the other oils in the market.
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WASHINGTON. July 26.-Indications for
the upper lake region, upper Mississippi
and lower Missouri valleys: During the
rest of Saturday clear or partly cloudy
weather, northerly to westerly winds
cloudy, slowly rising barometer, slight
change in temperature,
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Cundurango.

No use of having the chilIs, no use of
headache,or any Of the ills that come from
a disordered or inactive liver. One bot
tie of this old and reliable family remedy
will cure the most stubborn case-wiIl
relieve the system and make you feel like
a new person. Try it and be satisfied.
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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 the family. The Der-
vous sensations produced by indigestion
are always conqured by it. Druggistsssell
II
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The last race was for the 2:22 class,
nurse s.. 600. The following is the

Darby was hot favorite, scarcely any
odds being taken against him, especially
after be won the first heat easily. In the
third heat the judges displaced the drivers
of Lew Scott and Little Gypsey. Rarus
was exhibited between the heats.
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Old Meafora.

Nothing is Superior to the old genuine
Mediord Rum from Daniel Lawrence &
Son, Boston. They keep only strictly
pure article For sale by all first class
dealers inRock Island. Inquire for
Daniel Lawrence & Sons genuine old
Medfordsa
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Summer Suits

J. [. Dixon, the popular cutter and
filter, has large stock of suitings of new
patterns and elegant styles to which be
invites the attention of the public. Price
low and satisfaction guaranteed. Examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, July 23.-At FIRE at
Kalama, Washington Territory, last night.
Paterson's hotel, rail road, saw mills and
a number of stores, saloons and other
buildings we're destroyed. Loss estimated at
AIS 600
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TRENTON. July 26.-The court of errors
and appeals has reversed the decision oi
the lower court, in the case of Mrs. Smith
and Bennett, convicted of the murder o.
Policeman Smith at Jersey City.
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PENNsYzvANIA,

PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-The Penn
sylvania r. r, freight depot on Delaware
Ave. and Walnut street, is burned. The
loss to freighters is not known.
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NO Fort Street East, DETROIT MICH
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. July 20
Wheat-Unsettled; generally higher; winter
90 cash. spring "a cash. 94ss Aug; 92X Sept.
Coru-Easier; 359s cash; S5S Aug; 369s Sept.
Oats-Weak and lower; heavy; 242l cash; 24zs
Aug.
Rye-52
Barley-70
Pork-strong and higher; 60 cash; 57H bid
Aug; % bid Sept.
Lard-strong and higher; s2HG5 IS cash; 5
S711GB5 90 Sept
Whisky-1 06.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts 4,5O0; light 1904 IS; common
to choice heavy 8 2503 90
Cattle-Quiet; receipts 700 medium to choice :
35605 rs.
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Printing and binding executed neat
quick and cheap at TEE ARGUsOFFIcE,
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CHILL

LONDON, July 26.-Advices from Val
pariso report that large reinforcements
have been sent to the Chilian army on the
Peruvian frontier.
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Last NIGHTS Dispatches.
OHIO.

The Congressional Murder
ers for Deputy Marshals.
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VERSAILLES. July 26,-In the chamber
OF deputies motion that the ruins of the
Tuilleries be razed, was referred to a spe-
cial committee,
The rivers Aisne and the Seine are
rising rapidly,
The waters in the north are subsiding
but the country is much damaged.
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New York Market.

New YORK, July 2G.
FINANCIAL.
Gold 90
Money-2H63H
GOyernments-S Steady.
@. s. Bonds 6f8 cent 20's 1881. 1....... .s..f043i
U. :. lu4O'e- l.UlB
New 5's - -lGo4s
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat-Unchanged spring qaiet and nominal
winter H@Ac better; No red cash 1a11.
Rye-Firm; 64A,
Corn-Dull and easier western mixed 4314 OASIS
Oats-Quet; mixed western 361a a@S7; white 3854
@4.
Pork-Strong; 12h
Lard-Flrm; 6 0006 014.
Whisky-1 o.
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. Hogs Receipts 1,412; strong and foc higher;
Workers to Baltimores S5a4 on; good heavy ship
ping 50G3 70; rough 3 0003 30.
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RUSSIA

ST. PETERSBURG, July 26 The minis.
ter of the interior, reports 3,50l fires dur
ing June, causing damage of over TWEEN
ty milioni roubles; sos fires were incen-
diary. Further particulars OF the fire at
Novogorod the 10Th of the present
month states that while the fire was rag
ing Rl4 explosions. occurred in a bazaar
killing and injuring 40 persons.
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VIENNA, July 26.-The King of Spain
is expected here in August, to ask the
hand of the Arch Duchess Marie.
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FOR THE COMPLEXION.

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