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,DETR0THED TO A PRINCE.
Tho Union OF Grent Riches and High
KaMk-ThO Daughter Of n Very
NonltllY lIMnsInta to Wed Alexander
of Hu1yMrfns

Tho Union or Greut Riches and IIis1,
Rantk-Tho Duuuf.tcr Of Very
wcnltly ltusslnn to Wed AlexauIor
OF "ulSnr,n. n:st,.na.a,n,. NJ. ,,.,. rv,n>,
''.p' "m t's'0 -. "" Nm. .n.e'. A..
rAIls' Ap1'1 W.-for tno nsst Mmo uo
notables OF Bulgaria have grat'f'cd their soy-
dress of coneratu]ation Of, his return TO tho
,a sosos =, NO ."t". onu!eI. Nv .tosn
Gs .' he" e' %e ~ st see ther er
midst the CHANCES wore decidedly against
l,is cnmine hack n0a,m. Thn 1,nlrnrInns hatl
nt .s i" hon,, ~ % NJ, ~" ,s,,,, Sot ",a"a,Ior @
Wnn s 0sa Hattcnhorr h ,v ,v"aa ma % thav r"rs
quite miserable during the few months Of
Ills resi,ie,,ca at Tirnnyn., n1,i l,a toli ti1am
vrrv Mainly Tint eIthor thav mist bn-
1,nvo t tton,s,,v..s NJ asak ncw ru,nr
and ho wns entirely III earnest
But. NJ in the caso Of wejtlcd pafrs ut, the
ava of n sepnrotion, hoth nartics reflected on
tho oonaoo,o,'"os md "f,r"cd ~ nost,,o,,o n
deilntt rupturo until sona more auspicaous
moment, THO natives are not very fntelli-
gent race, but among their teachers md
nrenchers aro to bo found a few imliyiluals
w.rs sraw'i en"Mrh 10 tafsa % Il, HIT ~ II ss tsY.
aner Mufe an,, Ia nrcoi ~ i''No ~ h1ant 1 si
tunrsa uoe 4hnt ,ni,t hafa' - tba noa ta
tlis,rI,u ,unmff UrI,,n 1,nnfr ,r :, iyaai.,, ,rn
hatRs Woasa % f0ho ~ psek Sr tSuss'am s! pro-
thesis ,muIyInp II t3of iI.gt ,ant-
mi naIsnS,ink. ' an. ~ ~ ~ tnisratn ,n
Hin "' aG s nGs ycory yH o IN E.
11a ia" "aasc,eW vss uocr.ns i,vor ~ a AZ honds
a,o u 'g i,nris Mu1sa n,.rto ,'1t,oCi1v @ g ti sG
Gaieo an;. - 5Gtt1 s'n thoIr II naafnt te M py ,Ji
oGx " ce @ tH w IoeT n m.. ~,
a',,tu T., H. in1rrnsta ~ ,utrio ~ ~ ~
slnty jlin,. r. H9 lnts1astS 9 muStra t ~ MuSn
lor tLe htlg1sflnl1 pontlclhns, WHO Threw Np
the siol,go g. g. soom ~ warnillg W4s = seit si
Sa S,s},,o aFn, ~ L., o. % 9aUtSog g .nG nagt ,nt
illllco 70 pa telnPten nacK nRnln was Mot
enfY to ts tGas socsty y y a, &c v
0iiio1g theSo o9ors Is naturally very ropng-
na nt " h4n, s !ce!nRsi m @ apef'Tt soi, s.4s
is.ssla's POLICY tl'at bulgaria siiali be M ~.
a9}'enaSmE t,, S State 1ast nov; MMss@ u noa a
saaka Hsnl.S,.ta, and Until s'g Is rGady y
shall Sit 0n tho throne q Furkuys ll9mlnally
yassal State, 10 that when tho fullness Of
tine artlycs convenient ~ pFetext for another
rrlnce Alexander Yrs l0ath to go back; the
, 1880-05-21

manner Of our modern enryclopnlias, md tho
compilation Of which 10 shown to huvO boon
ftiado moro than 1000 yeara u. G., II bus hreu
Ehalttua was the parunt-land of astronomy; for
u is found, from this 991nn!latton md from
tho stars. and distinguished and named tho con.
stel!atonA; that thny artnnEed tho twelve CON-
sse!latlnss thut form our present xtHl!ao to shbM
atyilt1 ti!no Into weeks, months, and years;
that they divided tho week. III VIZ iluw haye It,
suventa y day uf rcst, 70 which thoy gnyo
q n4mD from which We haye derived our word
"saobath," and which day, a. q day Ut
they observed as vigorously 10 tho
jew oI tho Puritan. Ths motion u the beayen-
woro uote4 down. aud y oUnasouou, ~ havo
, 1880-05-21
NILSSON AND THE SHAH.
An Interesting Statement Of the Way
F.. These Parties Mot.
kttu Inrk TJn,fs

Etw l'ork TIu.s,.
Wien tho Shah Of Persia was in foadon IN
the summer Of la7:, the spasnn NJ l,cr Maize.
ty,s o,ara NJ nrnrv ~ M srhca,r" vas NV. 'a's -, a.
hight, md tbs Lord Chamberlain ordered The
Director to make arrangements for special
performance to bo given In llonor of hIs
Or1rrtu1 Atnicatv Fnr I'm onocioI narfo,,r.
..a,at ~" tno ops.at ~ ps.av.m' s.aA
NICE "e Orufy Lane III hnt'oe Of t''ls poIea'
operns wns to he prepared. To tho surprise
Of ull ler felIGw-artists sf)le. El,sson An.
M it, ~, $3.50, 's' ~, .a"sssa ~
hounccd tnat ahe "onla open INC penoEa.
9nce, . task Which Is not much sought
for, MS MI tho audience does not gra.
10 nftor time Tor brutnning. md ,Ht
o. oo,a,.,@ 1.u. .' 49, ~ e"n, ."a.t,,. ~ ali
crchKlhG OF ooots, ING fastlhS oi u.
and tho clatter Of tho stalls on their hingesa
not improve the effect Of q 2!nger's voice Bas
. .Ntlssoil's fcliow-artists did not then know,as
WouiI corisca,,eniIY bo OBLIGED to leave Tie
opera bcfore 1l,at time. The Swedish singer
lid priynto information from IN authe4,!e
source. The others learned the secret Of hct
anparent ses1S1eS ssl d ntsr ~ @ aa arae so M
WIS arranged with Nilsson III thu first aet Of
"TrNyintu u to open tic performance, to 10
fo[lowrl by Mn act Of .'Fayprita,"" with
VitlcIs, mn elaborate ballet, and Tue first net
Of" Mtgnon," In which Nilsson would agala
appear, For the i" TrnvIata :" net the prlms
,Nnp 1ronl Worth, md on the might ot
tic performances. before Tie curtain was
raiscd, sllo WIS ntttrctl in ypleldor, aud lter
ft,lr facn was wreutiled in smiles. Il was
s.:Il n'ciock. tte 1i,cM,bnrs of tic orchestra
Were III their places, Sir Michael Costa held
lIs bnton In Ills hand, nllil there WeEo n9
sEnsa e The sa Ts a r1ss ns q y wa|s' s a s
frai,cna will fhs iirecior. for tlis Shal. Tie
brief overture was ulaye,i, the curtain .' ,yas
r,,t,r m. mid tho Imrfur,l,nl,cc begun. SILL
M s{rnY al Tho Shall, As tIla act Uf "Tray'
intn int y d procertleIl. tic SMILES IN VtotetAst
fHcu changed BY degrees to frowns., Hsl
performance was very spIritel. Tho c!ostnH
' nt so v"t orriye II III 1t' X was 10 oclock when a
a,tnrn,i ,~;ti, III s,vnrti,v s,,t md took Ills
% nlnce in tGe M liuynl M hex, The PtiMce Of Vale,
,,,n,iaretcnJ ira ajt,tmt{on. md saw at 0fIco
S''1 thNt n 1eut!e @ bteexe was In stare Iar
tlo director, Tie suggested that ME
N]sso,, p1j0j,t BE- pacjtet{ by all intrlNllicoa
to the Sinh In Ills bUx. Mr.. Slap!es9e as9e
eel,ii1aa el1is. ~ ~ NJ hit ~ s,a%"s ho Prince a;
rassnd tha VIA. f.,,Mn,heriain who conferred
WIFI. IT, ti9 tr, ,wi,, II is tmrn spoketo
X" vIzfar n,,'i nftsr tliS suggestion, Ind befa
,nnt)n fn f1,nror fiyn other Important ofeefGs.
II tinoiiy rcncheij tic Tersinl, llol,a1cl Thlsf Tf
i,o WIS devonring peach, which BE- n,e'taf sed 4
aS III KID ~ tg @ ,vos ~. rnm,,I1% M % lawn Ills coat.
ine lce, Wieis Was 1ttifi ~; ~, iinrn,ss 10 grant
s!se,Hi ae't LII III, trf1t;ma Eltss0n was
traMsmitts,l ti!ro,,mh the sa1t,o series VI 1tlt
cnrw r. Tia isrimce .t1f Wales. When 81.
hInpleso.. went upon tho stage to n3t!ity w. a,s
, 1880-05-21
THE LAW.
A Suit to Compel the Payment Of
Assessments on Private
Parks.
The Darbed-Wire Cases Concluded
and Taken under Advise.
ment.
The Record Of All tho Courts in Full
Now Snits-Jnlgments,
Etc, Etc.
IN GENERAL.
GRnvTLty1) PARK.

-, GRovELANi Park; ,,u..,
A bill WIS filed yesterday Ill the Circuit
Court by j. y. AIOuItotl, Jntncs Forsytlle,
Robert Warren, j, j.. Woodward. G. II.
nooi 7 = nr,crs T. II Smith, .1nlln a.
n' Tue"' =. " M.BRs, - ,,m.. ~ 1'" w., wi" IT. ~ ~
Wilton, j. w. Grfswpld, ]. N. GaEe,
Mary Aratteson, Mary r. Ci,nntiIcty,
Ann Tluynr. h. Partridge, aid Etius
t,..,a.t IN. s.s. N.,,.o., 1,asr.. a,,a ,,f. t,o
Goioeft "Et'hss Ntiso!, te1'a III" "ne, sio
Charter Oak Life-insuraMco coiMpafy'
Henry Strong, and julia =. mason,
which involves nuite m interesting point
os N ,v,othar 4ho .,nfn,an,,tu rnu h,, n,n,,c IN
-, ~ NV, mso! W. ato ~ ~ tn'nr"n,ur nr,
pay taelr pro fatn 1owata improving pri-
vatc park in front Of their residences. Grove
land Park is situated on the cast side Of Cot
tnrc drove avenue. between Thirty-thlr,l and
HTtrt,.f,i, str roots o,,,, ia nhnnt es1 fcnt vida
4mety.l stree,s, a'la ~ "pon. ~ ise. WIZ
with houses fronttnR on u llorth Md so"tn,
md running from tslo avenue to tne !ake. It
WnsSilDniVlt!eM nfa plnttel " otepAen q.
DotlEins u. le's; anu t!te centIal sphcenI pMIK
OroEcr WIS On tne !hht Netticntea rs trivhla
park, tlle tatle being veslet III tne SuNG III
trust ior th9 owners o. tho lois 1rohtlns
0lt II; Tlie PARK was 70 De oFlla-
naelitet'. regulatetl, ana proicc@a IN glc!'
malnSf rs ma!oii.y M saca "WMeIs W.. si!aii
: prescFlDe. cael owner 10 snare IL tllo c9Mtfoi
, 1880-05-21

~ actinn nil at rspft.ssson whicl, il
,neNWtessi''a,, ,sts,,n'i,, ~! ~ wnie!l tliny nfo
n1mnpprasm 1arl, s.. lraxtsles u'o nl''Eer VI .iaa
irrck stnrn Ms @ n,u ~ 10y ,vos gffs , q M ~. h. nIc ~
ii,o latsf Xttis ss!!Sel ilis statScs d WOMEN
o;noi MS'n ~ c nt bnty . IL ws - wo
~ 1,,i,,s WV y ,v,,a s, tq inous M
ui E;n"r s,nt""a II tha ,Snr Gs 9'fe,, VI "a,i
ss Soysss s E gnss @ H%; %fH S far %S N%!s'
h.hE ~ olsre t', ms pt!re te lMsmaeh3t H. q the
m,n s ,i,. " uiu y ,.easy uac ~. i, ~ uiG 1m
' Hi cno "5 ~ M tc ~ si,r;on ~ ~ s,at etoo M
Aphi9te OF tis HtMinn tho "Wsas e. Of
sci,inr ~ ,nmc, 'mi"rInr @ n!thn,,l, IH ~ ,tyt y
np';taes' !' G,eces; An!, inein'I, + ny M aty a,
{y lnisfiof Srads q iS , lsaaty a. Si tIis l
di'sSs Macm p9 e,Et53 " 3a s s,a,,,,s s ' t
fafnStSfsc f " NJ p1esen,o o. W. geins, ~ ,' oa
v iiGt ~ ~ Y n,ors no s''' ssa'o'o III '''
III s .,s statue e Tn!c ns IT,, wss ao @ mere s oM thsr
~ SGn!5 "KV s 'i ,t ~ ,",n - s',u ,rni'niv
~ ot li'sa Il tnon @ vnaya 9Ms mn,ns ~ IN sn
no. ~ sM @ S seni "uSf f Iy,nma my s hv
ti,c iityar Sr Hipheios' " wl,IcIl oycrjowea aud
van n5sI ~ y onks n ;,or II as ee H. ts rnn @n
;nvnrr sS TO lily t;c WIrH Msti to osrnast @ s"ntn.
Hnn ~ III 'oS,;na,,t ~ h,storicni cri,ir Trrs
Gars e4s oS'sf ts ,9 fen % ta o exeays1 rssk aoS IT
UynsM @ ~ u aptopf@S Fa @ ,aa 1oF Mn tas prpose
f sg liz IT. rH Is n"
~ plneo oI seem 70 invite researches nf
s thn, h t,vnIa ms r .Soe y for mt,r
I'M, \ {ho1,snnd yeara Iii thentrr. m the ryt,,.
asSn tho penef1 enc d.; sctiqE'asS 4op 9f al al
a,nnb ~ cn,innttvclS It'll 'u no Hrao1.a' 's Tho III
toak paco M S St ss Iyn,n % Il ost IL in m.
, 1880-05-21
SOLDIERS REUNION Of THE NORTHWEST.
III The Editor II I,hs lshifddo Tribune.

s Nv. ~ Es,,a..'s.,.. a".. a"s' A., 30,
Az" .., ,.'.s..'.s n.e ca,.ua, ..I
1,'n.., @ ,s"at.ttn's s -, 4.,a Wast,.,,.. o ~
M. 1snun - c..,;.. @,.ta W." ,,.s'.I''"'.. ~.
~ r. ,vn,sa ' xoro oe IT.. r1o"I,z4's,,innt. .
~, 1,,,,"t. 1,.,na..sH, ces.,,s1 VIZ 1,sa.','
@ ',... III y, :, Ha.',.n. a" a tr's.,,... 10.
1I' ", ~ ro.tos " E.,r;,.'',n,,, cesSa.,..
,r,..,a oot... ,,a.,t,,t1s ~" Esao,'t,,.a ra,
TIE, - 49, sna'''t~.t',, ~ ~ 40 1e"e
ia'tno "a wv 11es'S"s1'.,. W o"''' 20 to'
NJ INC Falhsef HOUSE, III tlas clty' Was 'ie1d
meeting Of tho committee Of tho whole, ut
which time Il was te.erntned to lrnye the
matter of t],e uext reunion. ia In Tina md
place, to tho Executive committee: A clreu'
a,ul a copy addressed 10 the Mayor Of eae,, Of
tho nrinr{n,l citins l., tbo .Sto,n ,.,,tnv fnr
,!S m's'uM ~ 1.ess -. NV o.u aanns Aoe
n'As 10 sceuse lho hleetlne lor 1h,s year.
Tho Committee adjourned, directing the
ILL.,, on Alny i, to open bids aud determine
lime md ,,ocn NJ ia ,,evr rc,,n,om T,h,rn
as'so LIN .', p'..eo ~ % t'a l.'As rcun'oH. iheto
ta Ms'' stats avn ~
upon rs tho next place OF meeting Of tho re.
11t,iou. and tha data was ffxrtl nj tue, 4. 4
n",i 4 A Local Exrcutivn commi,to" t i has ~
M been ~ appointed In lint elty ofllcorea Sy L. R s
Lambert, Chairman; l.. r, Stone. Secretary !;
tco nrp charged With making Mi Tho nccrs-
sor. W., f,r ~" sni,r M 'p pon .I
s, sary afrangeH'en's 10 ior tno coming reunion
Tlley guarantee tent-accomnloslntIons FREQ
for nil soldiers; abundance Ut rood water:
chcap subsistence: to build fort mounting
t.,, cn,,,o,, ~ ,,ror,la too hattar,oa ~ ii..ht
nrt1lscry, O0 rounds or blink cannoil-cart-
rltlges. 75,0O0 rounds of blank Muskct-cnrt-
ridges, md 1000 stand of nrms,-tlleso Tor
, 1880-05-21


RoCKFo1D, Ill.,, May 90.-1}y Il recent de-
:ision Of tho Supreme Court, it witt be seen
t!at Winnebago County Is not linblu for the
damages caused by tho falllng Of the Court
House in 1877. As wilt be remembered, tile
demurrer Of the defendants to the plaintiffs
declaration WAS sustained In tho Circuit
Court OF this county. Upon appeal to the
Appellate Court Of this district, tho decision
was thon taken to tile Supreme court.
nAd 2 decision rendered on Tuesday -nfflrnl-
Ing tho decisions Of lntll tho lower Courts.
lndgu Dlckey filed dissenting opinion. As
;hfs was 4 trlat cnsc, IL will doubtless he the
means Of putting an cnd to tuturc litigation
fiji this tlirrctINn.
, 1880-05-21

Ju1y0E uAnY-2,l5i. Hcnry ". Kiu9shury V.
Seth X. Evnms: verdict $sn.-:,5s Frnnk G.
tulxt s.sfoai-s,G.o. Mary Ryan +. William b.
Palmer: verdict *i,hst and ulDtt0n for now trial
by p!N.--:tt'o. Annie Clnmry, Exucutrlx, &C., Y.
Jnnies CiAury; ,notion pl1f. tttlgt vacatod nud
suit AIsl.; no cnsts.
Judge Ko9ers-c...ll. Ainneml 1tccd ct ii. v.
.I md e11'. mon @ for me's now truR sett
Cnsh; submitted to Court md hudug for teft.;
onch party to pay his own costs.
, 1880-05-21
THE RECORD,

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
JUDGE HLop0ETT.
law Orlors-i5.sS', Connecticut Mutunl Ltfe-
INSURANCE Company y. BeA ur1ier entered or,
mandate from tho United States Supreme Court
for writ Of rcslJfiltlon.
Ch4ncery 0rucr4-Slnlth v, First National hank
Of Wcstboro, md Sumo v. Aynr; tnutInns for
tlcerce8 ia per lnaIldnte from tho Supreme
Court continued until M0ndny morning next.
, 1880-05-21
a Negro lslslop in Westminster Abbey
IA Touching Assertion Of the Equnl-
tIY OF All HIAn flt EOdtk EYnA.

rccoRt gathering III the bishops Ut tho Anglican
Communion III London wlls tho prcstncb 0f tho
uishop OF liHyti, An African. born in tho United
York, III 18TH. ulahop james Theodore uoleY
, 1880-05-21

fs3i. III tho matter Of tho MI R,i fngunity of Fo
rawz Warthing; ydt, l,s!tnc and paupcr.
l,l. y tho i,ntter Of the est. oslai. 4. Jnmcs,
rr0bntp CT: mo. by Atty. for cat. for non.suit
over'll aud cxcptns BY Ban,o nifty. Jury llston
to testimony.
2,4l3 III tho matter Of tho pot. Of Herman md
Elizabeth MeslAEo for tho N.lopt1on Of Annu
Hammer; onlcrol stntnuls and publication.
, 1880-05-21

Forbidden to Marry. d. mart,
1,uss,an stut,euts arc now forniaar ar,. 10 w u
md thUsa who YlolAte thts rus wv
p1lieti fr1,1u tho university
, 1880-05-21
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
JUDGE NLDDGETr.

Crmnal-6la, un!te.lStates M Y. Spanldlng; order
doft. DO cnvcrt In to tho aredit Of tho Treasurer
OF TIC United HtnteE tor the Jltlicary Fund OF
the Treasury Department, nnd TINT !. chGUk 10
drawn tltH'n tho 6ui~Tteasury to tho order Of
Frnnk Gilbert. -
liankr,p.ey-9.a0l, John q: Cochran; ordor
entered for deed to J. Il. NUWberry.
, 1880-05-21

fEfTEES 1NSVEU.
In tho estate or Frederick I'escli iottcss tcstH-
nlctltnry wtrc Issued ~ Mary Trsuh. Tho ostate
IA VALUED ut about ts,0t
ORDERS.
Est. Emily Perry, pf. hrshp cnt., and ndmin.
oxcs.l. from further duty unless cllcd tC npptnr
est. Mnry 1IRud, pf. hrshp, e!it.; est. Frederick
Tesch, will PROV Aii.l nlttd ii prab.; est. Hem
1n1htn f. nlfn, dee. fur sale Ut rcnt nst. cnt,
est. Frank Wilder ct nl.. tniltnrs, dec. for a.o 1t
rcul cat. cnt.; est. William Il. Cuna1t, lui.Atic,
dee. fnr sng Of rcAl CIT. cut: est. Allcp DontDn
dee. far gue rtnl est. tt,t.
, 1880-05-21

Rrandest md largrst gathering ut soldiers
States, outside of Tho largest cities. X.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22

Tue contested election case of Donnelly-
vs. Washburne. presents mixed state OF at.
fairs. and. if the majority report be true,
the sitting member Washburne is clearly
not entitled to hold his seat The minor
ity report, however. presents the case IN
an entirely different light. and instead OF
sustaining the charges of corruption
against Washburne, declares that there
was bribery on both sides-and yet in
summing up, with true partisan instinct
recommends that Washburne be declared
entitled to his seat. The position taken
by MIR. Weaver of Iowa, seems the fairest
and most tenabie of either-He reports in
favor of declaring the seat vacant and or
deriug a new election. If corruption exis
ted to the extent claimed. aud if, as is not
denied, the law was violated in numbering
the ballots, then the claim of either party
would seem to be vitiated. The majority
report declares in favor of Donnelly, the
contestant, on the ground that, when the
illegal votes are eliminated, he has major
ity of $50 over Washburne. 1t is not ex-
posted that action will be taken before
the next session.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22
WOMEN

l,eucorrhea. Excessive Flowing, Painful
Monthly Periods, Suppressions when from IN
natural causes Irregu afities, Weak Back, Prolap-
sue Fall ng of the Uterus Anterversion and
Retroversion Bearing down Sensations, Interna
Heat, Nervous Depression, Debility, Desponde ncy
Thr ratened Miscarriage, Chron Congestion, Inha-
nation and liberation of the Uterus, Impo-
tency, Barrenness, or Sterility, and Female, Weak
ness.
Added to these are the pangs, the troubles. the
wearing strain of maternity, and which often do
more toward breaking her constitution and weak
enng her for other efforts than all else of her labor
and duties 1t is in this direction that
one often discovers that which ii pitlful in
the life of such woman. She labors through
tie period of CESSATION TO the last possib moment,
often over eXerting herself, and often doing her
and her offspring irreparable injury. The result of
all this is that the mother al thaj period OF life
when she sh ould PISS he threshold of vigorous
and cheerful old age. Is often broken down and.
after year two OF int erable suffering is hur-
RED off TO III nearest Churchyard
4 bottle or two of Shorev's Investigator taken
during the year, will not only make ms
life light ana happy, but will cure permanently
most OF her complaints. Sold by all druggists at
one dollar per large package. Sold in Des Moines
wholeeaIe and retail by
c. ID. WARD & co. and by druggists generally
FULLER & FULLER,
Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
Depot, SIS Cedar st, New York. 6-26nwfdw
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22
Z Sure Thing.

Urinary genital, kidney and bladder
diseases, on account of their peculiar
nature, should be promptly and thor
oughly cured. The high standing Of
Prof. Chaplin as specialist IL these
diseases is a guarantee as to the char.
acter Of his new and favorite com
pound, "Buchupaiba" The great po
qularity aud rapidly increasing de
mand for which is additional evidence
OF its worth. ''Chapin's Injection
Fleur" is to be used with the "Buchu
paiba' where there are diseased or i'm
pure discharges "a syringe is with each
bottle of Injection) His Constitution
Bitter Syrup" drives all traces from
the blood. Sold by druggists at 81
each. They never fail. Advice free
Depot So Barclay street, New Y ork.
Printing and binding executed neat
quick and chean at THE ARGUs4 ArrIGp
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22

The passage of the marshals deficiency
bill, with the amendment tackled on chang
ing the mode of selecting the special depu
ties, and making it incumbent to divide
the number equally among all parties, is
at least change for the better. The per-
sistent fight made for this amendment by
Representatives Springer. Randall. Cox
and McMahon,and the concessions of Gar
field. forced the Republican stalwarts to
yield. Keep up the music-it will tell in
the long run.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22


It is to be hoped that no change will be
made in the mode of counting the cleo
toral vote at this time-more especially
any such change as that proposed BY
Senator Edmunds. 1t was Edmunds who
framed the electoral commission bill, and
the recollection of that infamous measure
is too fresh in the minds of the people for
it's repetition in 1880 The bill of Senator
Edmunds provides no recourse outside OF
the state supreme courts for disputed
points-the ruling of the state tribunals
being final and conclusive. There is only
one way to remedy the defect in our elec~
toral spstem for the election OF president
and vice president. and that is by direct
vote of the people, Congress to be the
final arbiter of all disputed points. A bill
covering this was introduced by Repre-
sentative r. w. Townshend, of Illinois. at
the beginning of the present session. which
if enacted would meet the case exactly.
AS it seems impossible, however, to agree
on any such measure, the better plan is to
leave well enough alone. If any change is
made the Tow nshend bill or one similar is
the best yet presented to Congress.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22

The Chicago Times says: eff the re-
port shall prove we'll founded that Mr..
Mosby. American consel general at
Shanghai, has at last brought Mr.. Evarts
to the conclusion that it is necessary to
remove Minister Seward, it can be regard
ed as service to the country that balances
large part of the account against Mosby
for his work on behalf of the southern
rebellion. The proofs connecting Seward
directly with most scandalous corruption,
)oobery' and peculation in China, under
cover of the American flag, we're positive
and overwhelming. Indeed. unless half
the testimony was absolutely false, the
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22

The appointment of Gen. Melikoff al
chief of the Executive Council of Russia
is reputed to have been made for the pur-
pose of compromise. The first step
towards conciliatory policy is the aboli
ton of the Third Section" the most
obnoxious branch of the secret service. It
IS semi officially stated that other reforms
will be inaugurated at an early day, and
that radical change will ultimately be
made in the Russian home policy.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22
Total,


The central committees Of the various counties
requested TO immediately cause their counties
to be org4nized as pro posed in the plan adopted
by the state central committee, and report the
same to these headquarters.
At lsrge-JOhn Forsyth, Chicago; J: NJ Crebs,
Carmi; A. Urendorf, Springfield; Charles Duu-
ham. Geneseo; William K Murphy, Pickneyville;
Andrew j. Fryer. Charleston.
First District-H. Z. Sheridan. Chicago.
Second Dlstrict-T, E. Courtney. Chicago.
Third Disrrct-F. 81 Winston. Chicago,
Fourth District-H. r. Enoch, Rockford.
Fifth Dis; rict-F. a. Marsh, Oregon
Sixth District. 8 Drake, Rock Island
Seventh District-C, Farley. Joliet
Eighth District-G. c. Darlington, Watseka.
Ninth District-W T. Davidson, ewiston.
Tenth District-W. G, Hooker, Ca thage
Eleventh District. NJ, Bush Pitts6eld
Twelfth Dlstrict-T. W. McNeely, Petersburg.
Thirteenth District-J. B. Irwin, Pekin.
Fourteenth DistrIct-E. A. Harringer, Montt-
cello
Fifteenth District-W. A. Cochran, Shelby
vile,
Sixteenth District Lewis B. Parsons, Flora.
Seventeenth DistriCt-T. w. Coppinger, Alton.
Eighteenth Dist:ict-T. F. BoutOn, Jonesboro.
Nineteenth District Robert 2. Pace, Mt Yer
non.
T. W. McNEELY,
a ORENDORFF, Chairman.
Secretary.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22

The plan of organization prepared By
the Democratic state central committee il
the smost complete and thorough ever
adopted, and must certainly bring victory
to the Democracy of Illinois, if its provi
sions are strictly followed, Let the work
begin at once. and. once inaugurated, let
there be no tagging behind. Earnest and
persistent work will make success a
certainty-let every Democrat do bis
share.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22

The refusal of the French government
to deliver up Hartman, the alleged Nihi
list, who attempted the life of the Gar.
being, it is eaid, the leader of the conspir-
stors who tried to blow up a train on
which the Gear was supposed to be pas
senger, has made bitter feeling in Russia.