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n WESTWARD.
STATIONS,
RAsTWARD, II

Passengers carried on Freight trains as follows:
EAST AS p m WEST. 10 30 a m
GEO. M. LOOSELY, Agent, Rock Island.
A. KIMBALL, L. ST. JOHN,
Genl Supt Gen. Tiki u Pass. Agt
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ENGRAVING
ASTHMA and CATARRH

Or. z. ". Reads Celebrated Asthma Belief,
ls undoubtedly the best remedy for ASTHMA AND
CATARRH yet discovered, also sure cure for COLDS
AND CoUGHs. Relief lie guaranteed purchase
price refunded. Samples sent free to any who may
desire. The medicine is put up in two sized pack
ages and retais Tor SOC. and $100. I>oz price $3.50
and $500 Those remitting retail price will have
the medicine promptly forws rded by return Eiall.
EAddress A ETHRIDGE,
Manufactures MD Proprietor, Rome, n. 7.
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DR.. SHOREY'S
Kidney investigator.

A SPECIFIC in the CURE CT ALL DISEASES
n of the Kidneys, Bladder, PROSTATE Portion
of the Urinary Organs, Irritation of the neck Of
the Bladder, Burning Urine, Bright's Disease,
Discharges, Night Emissions, Congestion of the
Kidneys, Krick Dust, Deposit, Diabetes Infam'
alton of the Kidneys and Bladder, Dropsy of the
Kidneys, Acid Urine, Bloody Urine, Pam in the
Region of the Bladder, Pain in the Back, Urinary
Calculus, Renal Colo, Retention of Urine. Ere
Quent Urination, Gravel in all its Forms, inability
10 Retain the Water, particularly in persons advan
ced in life. The INVESTIGATOR restores the
Urine to its natural color, removes the acid and
burning and the effect OF the excessive use OF lntox
icatiDg Drink.
The following are among those diseases IN which
the INVESTIGATOR has worked cures in disea
If
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NORTT4WEsT.

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Trains leave Rock Island as follows: Day Ex
press at s :55 m, arriving at Racine $50 m, and
Milwaukee els p M; Night Express at 1890 p m,
arriving at Racine 900 m, and Milwaukee 9:l5
m, connecting at Fulton with Chicago Il North
AT Freeport with Illinois Central Railroad for Du
buque, Lacrosse, and all points North. At Beloit
with the Madison Division of the Chicago North
western Railway for Madison. AT Clinton juno
ton with the Western Division OF the Chicago u
Northwestern Railway for GAINESVILLE, Oshkosh and
Green Bay AtWestern Union junction with the
Chicago Division of the NJ. 81 st. r. Ry for Chi
cago and all Eastern points. At Milwaukee with
Northern Divisions OF the c. Nj. Il St P. Ry for
Waukesha JanesvilIe, Madison, Watertown, PoF-
tage City K ilbOurn, Lacrosse. Oshkosh, Minneap-
oils and ST Paul Also with the Wisconsin Central
Railroad for Plymouth, Green Bay, Menasha, Ste
vens Point and Ashland, And with the Milwaukee
Lake Shore q Western Railroad Tor Sheooygan,
ManitOwOc, New l. nndon ard Cl:rtOnville.
West bound trains leave Milwaukee at7:l5 m,
and GIG p m. making close connections for all
points in the West and Southwest.
This is the only line running through
Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars between
Milwaukee and Rock Island.
Passengers wishing to take the sleeper leaving
rpm. Passengers for Dubuque can Il secure q
rest from p N until 4 20 m.
Be sure that your tickets read via Western Union
Railroad
| Tickets on sale at all principal ticket Offices.
For Information regarding rates, routes, etc, I'D
| dress
| D. A OLIN, Avn CARPENTER,
Superintendent. Genl Pass. Ticket ACT,
| Racine,Wis. Milwaukee, Wis.
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ROCK ISLAND 4 PEORIA hallway.
SHORTEST ROUTE TO The EAST AND SOUTH.

SHORTEST ROUTE TO THR EAST AND SOUTH.
LEAVE ARRIVE.
40 m way Freight. $50 IN F'ht & Accom'on
91O - Fast Express 1:19 p m Mail and Express
2:30 p N Mail and Exp's. $50 = Fast Express.
$50 " F'ht & Accomn 4:45 Way Ere ght.
The l 80 D m train makes close connection at
Gslva with c & Q for points west: arriving at
Gaesburg at 800 N At Burlington 7:15 p m; at
Keokuk 9:25 p m; and at Quincy 40 p m; also
making close connection at Poor with / B q "
and T & W roads for all points cast and south.
ROCK ISLAND i MERCER CO.. 3. 3.
Leave Rock Island at 1855 q. m. and 4 80 p m.
Arriving at Gable at II: 10 a m, and sos n.
leave Cable at $50 m, and :45
Arriving at Rock Island at Sis g.. m. 4 100 D. N
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CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, & ST, PAUL.

RACINE s SOUTHWESTERN DIVISION.
LEAVE ARRIVE
Oay Express and Majl.S:55 An Cos PM
Night Express O:3C Pm 5:55 A.
The night express leaving hock Island every
Sunday night at 10 :05 connects with the train arr
wing in Chicago early Monday morning. No lay
over checks given on through tickets from Rock
sland to Chicsgo. Through tickets only good on
thistIaln.
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rhe Senatc nch,,e Yc.,rr,ln,..


lie eHtIre SESSION. Of the Senate yester.
HaS' day and evening, was consumed in
discussing the b. 4 OR. r. The Judi.
"'Fy Committee reported favorably scna.
"F turner's Substitute for Senator John.
,, S'As bill, which substitute Is simply tho
'"a'er OF ISL as published in an other
column OF tolay's paper. Senator John,
sop ! >, addressed the Senate Tor over an hour
I1ne y 'orrnoon and for about two hours
~ ~ 'pe afternoon, in favor othis amend.
"s9, '4taIs to Tie bill, the main frature Of
'aS'' a,. was the following provision: -
an, y i!ia saaI y b. unlawful for the Baltimore
T,u @,l ollIo ,,,I EsiIroad Company, or any rail-
Ss,o ito'apany whose road within this
,;s I,Se Sol%ralcd or controlled by The Raj.
"G's ~, y, anu Ohio Railroad COMPANY, 10 en-.
$,;,.n. ..H atV agreement with any other
@bS, bSIa NO., ot transportation company, or any
Ia %b,s, sollpahy, corporation or individual,
lnnsaISv lS,Sv greater or leEs rate for the
,nr @ M Ip..4''oA o! like or similar articles for
n: tuy ooG Other corporation or individual. anII nd
;ons Eat'! Y; "a AMI every violation Of The Iroyis.
,.s ,1as o. this section, tho company shall be
TsIllsa SS ',s,, guilty oi u misdemeanor, and IN.
Ss ~. conviction thereof, sllaII be fined not
iSS,.aasa, M man liyS l'undred nor more than one
,,1na'p Ias provision i, in keeping with Mr..
'Sen'oa'' .se,a bill, which was simply an
u. Sa,'tSS9'ent ~. Of II local pro rate will,
NJ, ~ '0&aS' rate, whatever the Chi.
M.S. S FaiS might be, The Senate,
J,S e' long aud able speech ycstcr.
Ms twas not confined to the report Of
md nj 'dsnailiee, di... hut was a general rayIss
ss tss a,'ras,'on asT OF the whole history, pol
.yorl W aad charter Of the company. Tx II,
NJ. Go%sI y, IN tile course Of bis remarks tha,
at,DSDS II U5lsst ), was to compel the company i
Nse,aI ,'aJ' saeF charter and come under lii
'''s'A' railroad law Of the State. Ifthe,
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THE JefIersonyilIe Prison InyestIgntIon,


LouIsvllLE, February 12.-An exciting
episode occurred in the prison investigat.
Ing committee room at Jeffersonville, Ind.
During the examination witness named
Thompson, stated that conyicts In the
prison had been dressed in citizens
clothes and sent out to vote against the
Republicansand afterwards returned to tho
prison and assumed the conyiCt's garb.
Captain Carter, OF the Legislative Inves.
hgating Committee, denied that tho man
was his witness, in as much as Thompson
pronounced the story false, stating that in
a joking way with DR.. Lowman he had
used the expression merely as a Joke. Car.
ter's denial OF oil knowledge of this wit
ness elected sharp comment from VII.
lard. To this Carter replied, accusing
Willard Of misrepresenting the State and
acting as an attorney against the State,
whose rights he had sworn 10 protect.
To this charge Mr.. Willard, who Is q
son OF Ex-Governor Willard, responded
TO Mr.. Carter: "You are q d-d liar, II
you say this" This, Willard repeated
two or three times, when Carter started
for him with Clenchod fists. Willard
showed excellent grit, and was ready for
the attack, and the parties were only kept
apart by the intervention OF tho other
members OF the committee.
The gentlemen left Jetiersonville for
Indianapolis together, and the balance OF
the committee will have an eye on them
till they reach the capital,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
TnE oREAr srnIKE ExrENpINo.


LIVERPOOL, February 19.-Trade here Is
quite paralyzeIl by the strike, which Is now
extended TO the carriers aud the whole
body Of carpenters, some Of whom were
already on u strike. The strike among the
sailors has become more general and great
difficulty Is experienced in obtaining
crews, save at increased rates. Yesterday
several ships were awaiting crews, but the
men were Arm. II Is stated that there are
thirty-fve grain.laden ships at Queens.
town and that the owners do not know
where TO send them; meanwhile the grain
may be heating In the vessels holds and
rendered yalneleSs. There arc many rc.
ports OF intimidation by the dock laborers
and Others TO prevent the men from work.
ing until the dispute Is settled. The
steamer Lualaba, which was 10 leave for
the west coast OF Africa on Thursday last,
has not yet left her her dock. The agents
promise the men protection In the dock,
but the men say they require protection
outside also.. The Cunard company have
all their vessels in the Huskisson dock,
which Is enclosed and have provided
within the dock walls accommodations for
the men brought from Glasgow. The 10.
cal authorities maintain an organization
with the police and military and none but
people on business are allowed within the
enclosure along the whole line OF docks.
There is 10 be another interview to-day be.
tween the ship owners committee and a
deputation from the strikers.
The strikers to-day refused the old
wages and one hour longer work daily.
The proposition OF the ship owners for an
arbitration was also rejected.
WESTON BEITND TINE.
Weston reached Scarborough this after.
noon. 1Ieis ISL miles behind time.
TROOPS PoR THE CAFE.
LONDON, February 1.-THE Admiralty
announce that It has charterd fifteen
steamers to carry troops and supplies to
the Cape. This fleet includes the transat.
lantic steamers Egygt, France, Spain, Rus.
sia, England, China, Olympus, Palmyra
and city Of Paris.
TIsoOr STEAMERS.
LIVERPOOL, February 12.-The steamers
to carry troops to South Africa
will be fitted up at some other port on
account OF tho labor strike The owners
engage to have the steamers ready for sea
within week.
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chose to cling 10 their charter then he
proposed to enforce It by stringent com.
pulsOry legislation. lie contended that
the company must accept the charter in
It's entirety or abandon it altogether. lie
admitted that It's enforcement would oper.
ate very harshly, but that was the fault Of
the law, and the remedy was to aban.
don Il.
We have a short hand report OF Mr..
Johnson's speech, and will probably pub.
lsh It in full, and shall therefore defer
further comment until its appearance in
print. Other speeches on the same sub
ject, taking views more or less at variance
with Mr.. Johnson, were made by Senators
Turner, Faulkner, Brown. and Woods. The
whole discussion was very interesting
and was. listened to with much interest by
Senator. and visitors. Mr.. Keyser, OF the
Baltimore road, was present most Of the
day as an attentive listener. An interesting
episode in Mr.. Johnson's speech was a
very graceful compliment 10 the efforts Of
Mr.. Keyserto cultivate better feeling be-
tween the people Of West Virginia and the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad. He expressed
the opinion that II Mfr. Keyser was at tile
head of the company a change for the bet.
ter would result. This episode occurred
In tho midst OF line of remarls that
were characterized by a great deal
Of caustic and denunciative criticism
in regard to the company's policy,
and coming. as it did from the Soma
tor from Tyler, who's bete noir is the
took everybody by surprise. 1t
was, however, relished by everybody pres
ont, inasmuch as it took the personal edge
off of the Colonel's speech, and indicated
what he was disposed to appreciate and
the oyertures and efforts Of the
Second Vice President to introduce a new
sra on his road.
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psor. 4. L. WADE, Of Monongalia coun-
II. .ettlle example Of a thorough system Of
sbool visitation in that county, and also
ola graduating system at the end Of the
rhool course, and Of publishing each
yer an elaborate labulated report Of the
results Of his labors in pamphlet form,
tha. making public IL detailed report in
regarl to the scholarship Of every school
district in his county This example has
been followed, We observe, by Supcrin.
tenlentl'arks OfTylcr county,to whom we
arr indebted for a little quarto pamphlet,
xhichis almost a fac silnile Of those issued
in lIOnongllia county. It was gotten up
.t the Sr office at Mid,lleboarne, and is
in every way crelitable to that Office.
WhilewG find very much to commend
in Mr. Parks report, We notice that the
inevitable recommendation in regard to a
High School comes ina very lnal.appro-
pos recommendation just at this time,
when the members Of the Legislature are
publicly groaning over their local school
u1es. Wilha University and six Normal
schools on our hands for support, and a
9. cent State tax hanging over the pee
pie, We think that the gentlemen wllose
business it is to periodically cnthuse over
the idea OF an indefinite expansion OF the
school system should give the public a
rest in the way Of recommendations look.
Ing to au increase Of expense.
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A Meeting OF Ex.soldlers al Tor edo.

ToLRDo, February Plata meeting Of
the ex.soldiers OF Toledo and vicinity, held
at the Grand Army headquarters tonight,
Gen. J. X. Sherwood was elected chair.
man, and Col. Albert Moore, secretary.
The following resolutions were unani.
mously adopted:
:. Reaolred, By this meeting Of the ex.sol.
dlers ot the Republic, at Toledo, called for
the purpose, That the House Committee
on Pensions are respectfully but earnestly
urged TO Immediately report Mr.. Shallen-
bcrger's House bill No. 1924, increasing
pen sions in certain cases.
Resolred, That Q copy Of these resolu-
tons se forwarded to the Committee on
Pensions OF the House OF Represent Ives,
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nnIe q MIssIssIppI Road 10 coart.

ISptGNAboip, September 12.-1n the
United States Court to-day before Judge
Gresham, Conkling ct al, compliments,
W. the Ohio 4 Mississippi Railroad, de-
fendants, on pntItIon Of a majority in
amount Of the second mortgage bopdhold.
ers for the appointment Of Robert Garr9tt
as successor Of Samuel G. F. 0lell, de-
ceased, one Of the trustees Of said bond
holders, the court ordered that no.
tice should be given 10 the Ohio & Missls-
appi Railroad and Allen Campbell, the
other trustee, to show cause within thirty
days why the prayer Of the petitioners
should not be granted,
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MrNPlns, February lG.-A special to
the Appealfrom Brownsville, Tenn, says:
Frank Bond, young lawyer Of this city,
was shot this afternoon by his cousin,
James Bond. The shooting occurred in
the court house yard, at a sale of property
In which both were interested. Frank
Bond bidding on part that James wished
to buy he drew pistol and fred three
shots at Frank. One shot took effect In
the shoulder, and one in the side, passing
through the bowels. Physicians think
their is slight chance Of his recovery.
Alter shooting his cousin James attempt-
ed suicide by shooting himself through
dangerous.
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Cow stnbles QnarnnlIne,I.

NEw YoRE, February l2.-The extern
sive COW stables at Blissyille, Long Island,
where epleuro pneumonia exists, arc strictly
quarantined by order OF Gov. Robinson,
The milk Of these aud other cows, distil.
lery fed, is destroyed by the Health OFF,
GERS whenever found. Some venders were
fined to-day In the Police Court. The
Legislature voted $4,000 to aid in detect.
ing and stamping out pleuro pneumonia.
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A Receiver AnpoInted for TemphI,

MENpnIs, February l2.-Judge Baxter,
Of the United States Circuit Court to-day
appointed Thomas j. Latham receiver 10
take charge ofthe effects OF the late city Of
Memphis, including The taxes unpaid
amounting to near 100000, with the
power to sue and collect in any way BY
garnishment or otherwise. All the credi.
tors are ordered to make themselves
known and file their claims on or before
the third Monday Of May next. The ap.
pointment was made on the bills filed by
Meyers and Snede, attorneys, represent.
ing nearly $1,000, 600 claims against the
city. The other creditors, consolidated
cau causes, making total exceeding ST..
000.0Q0.
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western Dairy Association.

CHICAGO, February le.-The Dairymen's
Association to-day adopted resolutions
looking iowa d the representation OF the
Western dairy interests in the great agri-
cultural fur to be held in London, Eng.
land, next summer, and also toward hold.
Ing o dairy lSlr In !Ohiaago on November
10Th in connection with the fat stock show.
Several gentlemen then addressed the
Association oil the advantages OF the
creamery system over the dairy system Of
manufacture as now carried on. 0lher
subjects, chiefly interesting to the trade,
were discussed
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The Tarnty Gent Taxa Sort of Comp
a. EInt Yesterday.

Tie ThrnIy Gent TAXA sort Ot comp
a. Etnt Yesterday,
After the passage Of the usury hill yes
teNlay afternoon in the House Of Dele.
gales, sudden and quite unexpected
movement was made by the twenty cent
tax mel to take the bill providing for an
Increase of the State school tax from 10 to
0pnts IN the hundred dollars, from the
table, where it had been laid last Friday.
The movement looked very much like an
attempted coup d etat, and what was
curious about it was the fact that whispers
were in the wind all day yesterday that
aianction oi interests had been formed by
The six ltr cent. and the twenty per cent.
men, and that something might be ex-
Pectel as soon us the uslry law was dis.
lOsel OF. Notwithstanding these whis-
Ies, however, the motion to take the tax
bill of tlie table was surprise, and
ioand several Of its opponents absent
t'on the iicld Their comrades, however,
held the fort by dilatory motions for
short time, and ut last the
house I'erame nearly full, the final vote
showing 81 members present. The
Aft test motion, to Indefinitely postpone
The bill, was badly defeated by a vote Of
TtoSI, and the opponents Of the bill be-
F'H.to think that they were gone up sure
enough, hut the Iinal struggle to engross
'lt bill aud have it read n third time re-
suited III its defeat, yeas 80, noes 81.
There was II good deal OF feeling in the
snseIIeal contest before the closing vote,
The Speakers ruling on motion to ad,
loRrn being appealed from but sustained
" tile house. AS the bill now stands, /.
IS thrown "at Of the calendar altogether,
aaa can only be rc.instatcd by a motion to
reconsider the vote Of Yesterday.
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DROPS FROM THE WIRES.
The floods caused by heavy rains compel
eyeral factories at Aerident Ct, "a siop

The foods caused by heavy rains compel
several factories at Mefiden, Ct, "a slop
work;
Edward B; Thompson, retired oaHma,
Aore Of the United statps Navy, diod yes,
terday morning at Phlialelphia, Pa,
The Lake Shore and Gross Out Rail.
roads refuse 70 handle each others freight,
owing to q. disagreement about remupera.
ton.
The bonlsmen Of James H. Wright, Of
Saratoga, deiaulting County Treasurer,
have paid over S22s, 900 to make good. all
deficiencies.
The President nominated VIM. Butler
United States District Judge for tho Eaat.
ern District 81 Psansylysnia, Vice GalWal.
asdeL deceased. 3e''rS y
The Republican Senators In caucus have
agreed, besides the annual appropriation
bills, that Edmunds eonstitltt t6faal amend.
ment t9 prohibit ffIspSytpent Of 'disloyal
CLAIMS 2. should b I|! ge prssss y sRsIssa9E "
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LOUISVILLE, February l2.-At a meeting
Of merchants today the following was
adopted:
WHEREAS, In tho opinion OF the Louis
vile Manufacturers and Merchants Ex-
change the passage Of the bill now before
Congress establishing mail line between
New Orleans and Brazil would be OF great
importance TO the commerce OF Kentucky
and the South.
Resolred, That our delegates in Congress
be and are hereby respectfully requested
to support said measure.
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LITTLE Rock, February l2.-Representa-
tives Furbish and Dawson, members Of the
House Of Representatives, in response to
. summons 4ppeared before the House
Special Committee 70 inquire into The
alleged attempt to bribe members Of the
late Senatorial election, this afternoon.
They refused 10 testify, and appealed from
the committee TO tho House, Both are
,HNlnred
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cnttIe TraIns neInxa,l.

BUFFALO, February 19.4rn consequence
OF an order in the Council of the Canadian
Government the American cattle consign-
cd here viathe Canada roads were 12 to 20
hours behind time, owing to the reship-
meHt necessary Gt Detroit, The dealers
are bitter against the over Eealupncss OF
the Canadian officials. No exporters on
the market this week, although consider
able stock suitable for their wants were on
sale. Dealers generally anticipate further
trouble in exports.
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BERLIN, February l2-The German
Reichstag was to-day opened by Emperor
William in person. In his speech from
the throne he said he thanked the mem.
bers for assisting in the suppression OF the
Socialist agitation, and hoped they would
continue to support the government as far
cialist evil. He announced the abolition
OF Article 5 OF the Treaty Of Prague, and
referred with pleasure to the friendly rela.
tiOns with Austria and the results OF the
Berlin Congress. lIedeclarcd that the re-.
lations between Germany and all other
powers are satisfactory, and that he would
continue her influence in behalf OF Euro.
pean peace.
The Emperor referred 10 the plague in
Russia. He said the latest reports Justify
the hope that tho energetic measures Of
Russia will shortly subdue the epidemic,
when traffic on the frontier will be rcstor.
ed on the neighborly footing which BELTS
friendly countries.
Referring 10 the customs policy OF
the Government, the Emperor said that
our commerce has q right TO claim that
protection which legislation regarding the
customs taxes can afford, and which is
afforded perhaps beyond what is necessary
in the countries with which we trade. MY
duty is to preserve the German market
for the articles OF home production; We
should revert to well tried principles which
We in our commercial policy since 1865
have abandonetl-Clause five OF the treaty
of Prague was abrogatcd in orderto put an
end to the uncertainty Of the people Of
Schleswig, respecting their future destiny,
Tho speech closed with the following
sentence: "The promotion and develop.
ment OF friendly relations with and among
the powers, is task to which should he
devoted the greatest care Of the German
GoYernment.n