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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22
CITY ELECTIOHI

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
W 9Th day Of April xt, at the following Voting
Places in the CITY Of kock Island, election win
be held for
One Mayor for year.
One City Attorney for year.
One City Treasurer for year.
One City Clerk for ye r.
Two Aldermen, First Ward for years.
Two Aldermen, Second Ward for years.
Two Aldermen. Third Ward for years.
Two Aldermen, Fourth Ward for years.
Two Aldermen, Fifth Ward for years.
One Township Supervisor for year.
Two Assistant Township Supervisors, for year
One Township Assessor for year.
One Township Collector, for year.
PLACES OF VOTING To BE AS FOLLOWS:
Fret Ward Hose House.
Second Ward-Hose House.
Third Ward-Hose House.
Fourth Ward-Hose House.
Fifth Ward-Hose House.
The Election will be opened at O'Clock in the
morning and continue open until O'Clock In the
afternoon OF the same day.
Dated at Rock Island this Sth day OF March, 1880.
JOHN /. REED,
sdtd City Clerk
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22
Swallowing
POI S ON

Spurts of disgusting mucous from the
nostriIs or upon the tonsi1s, Wstery Eyes, Snuf-
Aes. Buzzing in the Ears, Deafness, Cracking
sensations in the Head, Intermittent Pains over
the Eyes, Fetid Breath, Nasal Twsng, scaos
n the Nostrlls, and Tickling in the Throat are
SIGNS OF CATARRH.
No other such 1oathsome, treacherous
and undermining malady curses mankind. Que
ntth of our Children die of diseases generated
by its Infectious Poison, and one-fourth OF
living men and women drag out miserable exist
enees from the same cause. While asleep
the Impurities in the nostrlls are necessarily
swallowed into the stomach and in
hailed into the lungs to poison every part
Of the system.
DR.. Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure
sbsorbs the purulent virus and kills the seeds
of poison in the Rarthest parts of the system
It will not only relieve, but certais ~ cure
Catarrh st amy stage. 1t is the only remedy
which In our judgment, has ever yet really
cured case OF Chronic Catarrh.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22
REODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE. March 22.-The Demo
cratic state convention made the following
nominations: Governor, Horace NJ Kim
ball; lieut.. governor. Stephen P, Slocum
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22
TEX AS.

GALVESTON. March 22,-The steamer
with Gen. Grant on board is not due here
until to-day. A Norwegian bark is ashore
off port.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22
CAM ADA.

LACHUTE. Ont, March 2.-McLareu' 9
woodenware factory and Portras' wooden
factory, burned. Loss, $25. 900.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22
New York Market.

New York Market.
NEW YORK, March %
FINANCIAL.
Gold / on
Money-5G6
Governmente-Steady.
U. =. Bonds 60 cent eos 1881 ........ ....1O51z
Il Ut1a
ANcW Or -. .1.Uo1f
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat-sprng nominal; winter cash steady fu-
lures &c lower; white May 36M No red April
44A11 As; May 42G11 42X.
Corn-Dull; shade easier; mixed western spot
391G14014 do futures 52670
Oats-Heavy and lower; western 44x04S
Pork-Dull and lower; old mess II Oo
Lard HEAVY and lower; steam rendered z Is.
Whisky-Western TO-
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GLUE.
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22
RUSSIA.

ODESSA, March 22-The son of a
priest, an expelled student. and one of the
five Nlhilists to be tried by court martial
at Kieff, has been condemned to death
His execution will make the nineteenth iu
Russia for political offenses in less than
two years.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22
Legal Blanks, ofall kinds for sale a
THE Rnra 0TFICEi

Frank Miller's Harness Oil and Backing
is pronounced by the trade generally To be
the best manufactured. The grade Of
these goods is always standard and tbeiI
reputation unsurpassed anywhere. The
firm is one of the Oldest in the country and
has the largest trade 10 it's line. diff
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22
Children Cry for Peecher's Castoria.

Ceutaur Lin3ments. the worlds great
Pain-reIieving agents for Man and Beast.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22

ENGLAND
g.oNDoN. March 22.-Oxford won thu
university boat race,
National Republican., 1880-08-14
4 KNIs HTLY RECBPrIOM
Columbia CommAndery's Distinguished
Guest--Serenade at tho Ebbitt House,

ColumDlH COmmhnuerys Distngulsheu
Guest-Serenade at tho Ebbitt House.
Washington and Columbia commentaries,
Knights Templar, of this city turned out yes.
terday afternoon in full uniform for tho pur-
pose of meeting and receiving Sir J. q. Balm,
right eminent grand master Of tho grand com
mandery Of knights Templar Of the State OF
Virginia. Headed by Weber's band tho fraters
left their asylum shortly after o'clock, and
proceeding by Ninth street, Pennsylvania
aud New Jersey avenues, thoy reached tho
Baltimore & Ohio railroad depot, by which
road tho eminent sir knight was coming to
the city. The train arrived about 6:45 o'clock,
and after receiving the customary command
cry salute the grand commander, escorted by
Eminent Commanders Sir w. j. Stephenson Of
Washington No aud Sir II. VI. Parker Of
Columbia No. 2, took seats In carriage
which was assigned in tho line between
the two COMMUNICATES. Tho march was
then taken up TO the Ebbitt house via
Pennsylvania avenue, Fifteenth and i streets.
After giving The grand commander parting
salute at tho hotel the communicates returned
TO their asylum, where they were dismissed.
Tho two Communicates had large turnout
made 6ne appearance and were complimentod
for tho excellent marching and display that
they made. This evening Columbia command
cry with Grand Commander Balm as their
guest will start for Chicago via tho Baltimore
ONO railroad. Tho company has made every
| effort to promote tho convenience of the
lraters, and they will doubtless enjoy the trip
There is much in tho way Of scenery along the
liue of this road worth travelling over the limo
to soc, and those about going west will never
| regret having accepted this route.
Last evening about 1890 the Marine band
| arrived at tho Ebhitt house, whore q large
| crowd was present in anticipation of the sere-
| made TO Mr.. Balm. Tho band struck up tho
"Amicitia March, !" and then waltz in andante,
after which Sir Knight NJ. NJ. Parker intro.
| duced Grand Commander Balm In q neat and
| well-timed speech. Mr. Balm handsomely
| acknowledged the compliment and expressed
his thanks therefor. He spoke Of the time for
Cancellation aud fraternity for all sections of
the country, aud in eloquent terms said:
| Death to the heart that shall conceive tho
thought that there shall ever he more than
Que flag over tho country from the lakes Of the
north to the gulf of the SOUTH" In conclu-
sion he reiterated his thanks for tho compli.
mont paid through him to bis native state and
tho position lie held. The band then
played tho "Forget.me-not" polka, and
Mr.. Parker, in response to loud calls,
appeared and said he WAS not going to make q
| speech; he had great deal of work to do and
| was much exhausted, aud felt the need OF
| bracing up. In the name of the grand cont
mander of Virginia, he invited all his friends
inside to help in tho "braCing-up" process.
The band then played another air and the
seronade was over.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
Boys In Blue Organizing.

Tho soldiers of the union army and sailors
of the union navy now temporarily residing
in Washington, in pursuance Of q call assem-
bled in large numbers at the hall in St. Cloud
building, corner of Ninth and L streets north
west, on Thursday evening, for the purpose of
organizing company of the Boys in Blue.
Major William II. Decker WIS unanimously
elected president of the meeting, and he stated
briefly that the meeting was called IN COM
pliance with general order No. issued by
our old commander and chief General U. s,
Grant and to do all in their power to further
tho interest of Garfield and Arthur, the union
candidates for president and yice-prcsdent of
our glorious country, Captain John n. Brough
was elected secretary. committee on orgsni-
zation was appointed consisting of Major
Decker, chairman; Colonel Cutler, Captain
Torrey, Captain Marsh, Captain Stiles and Cap.
tain Brough. A committee on finance and
hall was appointed, aud after enthusiastic re-
marks by tho comrades and q cordial invita-
tion extended to all who consider it an honor
to have worn the blue to meet with them
in St. Cloud building on Saturday evening ut
8 p. M. sharp, the president declared tho meet
ing adjourned.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
THE CoRCOR-4N SQUARE.
A satiricai Petition Sent to the Distrio
Commissioners

satlrical Petition Sent to the District
Commissioners.
Some gentlemen evidently not In sympathy
with the citizons who oppose the erection Of q
school building on the Corcoran Market
square Square 44G) an1 who appreciate tho
force Of satire, have united In petition to the
commissioners stating that they have asso.
ciated themselves together as q company,
having in view tho construction Of q hotel,
ostonsiby for tho benefit Of the public and
indirectly for tho benefit Of themselves, and
to this epd make application TO lense for n
term of nincty.ninc years the whole or por-
tion of square No. 446. Tho petitioners then
solcmnly give ten reasons why hotel and not
school house should bo erected on this
square.
Among these reasons Il Is stated that hotol
and schoo.houso should never be in close
proximity; that the District can better afford
to purchase ground for a sOhool.house than tho
petitioners eau 10 build; that unless thoy are
extended aid in the manner Indicated they
will be compelled TO purchase land at their
own expense, and thus bo brought into COM
petition with similar enterprises conducted by
private citizens at their own cost, ard That
school houses can be built anywhere without
reference to convenience, while hotels should
always be erected whore the public can con-
venently reach them. Tho petition contains
the following notice:
IF this petition is not granted VIC shall
employ eminent counsel, who will resort to all
methods known to the law to prevent the
construction Of said school-house, thereby
causing great injury and dctrimeut to the edu-
cational interests Of our youth"
The paper Is signed by Hugh j. Bonifaco
(presidcnt) John 7. OslteT, Philemon Q. Boots,
Uriah Steward and Patsy Cook.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
A Trio of Young Counterfeiters caue,

n ITO NJ tnucnt.
Daring the Schuetzen fest a numberof stand
owners have been victimized with spurious
half dollars aud at one place, Thursday night,
thirteen pieces were passed on the waters.
Information was lodged at police headquarters,
and Lieutenant johnson OF tho second precinct
was instructed to keep lookout for the
showers OF the queer" Another attempt was
made to pass one OF the spurious coins last
night by three young men, who acted in sus-
picOus manner. Detective McDeyitt and
Officers McGraw and Slater, who had been
watching their movements, promptly arrested
them, but in the confusion the coin was thrown
away or lost. The prisoners were eken 20 the
second precinct station, where they gave their
names as George w. Collins, Leon Bowen,
alias Smith, and Eugene Scaggs. Although
none of the spurious money was found upon
them, their statements were so conflicting
that il was deemed best to hold them. The
money, several pieces OF which are now in
the possession Of the officers, is pretty good
imitation, and calculated TO deceive easily.
One OF the pieces was cut open aud found to be
lined with plaster OF Paris, tho outer covering
being lead. The prisoners will be presented
in the police court to-day.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
Il CHALLENGB ACCEPTED.

The Columbia Rifle Association to shoot
with the Baltimore Marksmsn.
The Columbia Rifle association mot at BEN
ning's range yesterday afternoon for practice
at the long ranges, and good work was done,
but not, however, constituting record. A
meeting of the executive committee was held
after the shooting was over to consider the
challenge recently received from the Mary.
land Rife club of Baltimore to shoot friendly
match on the last Saturday of tho present
month. 1t was unanimously decided TO accept
the challenge aud TO put team of six men
in practice for the 200-yards stage, with ono
or two Us reserves. The challenge is for two
distinct matches one OF i've or six mon on
side to shoot ten shots eaCh olf.hand, and the
other Of four men on a side to shoot thirty
shots each at 600 yards. 1t was agreed to
accept the latter also. The Columbia club has
some strong material to select from at each
of these distances and are in hope that their
best men can be chosen, and will make gal
LIANT fight for the victory.
The team which will probably be selected
to represent the Columbia RIhemen is as fol-
lows: Colonel J. o. r. Burnside (team can
taiu), A. A. Adeo, Lieutenant Hubbell (U.S.A.),
Charles IL. Laird, u. J. Lauritzeu aud Walter
Scott, brother Of DR.. Scott of Sandy Springs
Nd, who earned such a high reputation in
the recent international contest at DollymOunt
The members of tho Columbia club com
menced practice yesterday for representa-
tive team for the annual long.rauge shooting
matches at CreCdmoor.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
TIE s7IckxEY oBsEoUIBs.
Imposing Funeral Display at Calvary Bap
tIst Church.


The funeral of William Soulo Sticknoy,
secretary OF the Ute commission, who died
in Colorado on the 20th Of July, took place at
o'clock yesterday afternoon from the Calvary
Baptist church, and seldom have Hrcater
hOnurs been paid TO the dead. After prayer
at tho house Of Mr.. William Sticknoy, fatbor
Of the deceased, at the corner of Sixth aud NJ
streets, the remains were removed by tho
uudertakors, the Henry Lees Sons, to
the Calvary Baptist church. The church
was already packed with people, the
crowds extending out into the street.
The funeral ceremonies were conducted
in the Sabbath-school room, which was
draped in mourning. The teachers of the
Sabbath school, who wore appropriate badges
of mourning were seated ut the right OF the
pulpit, while the space at the left was occu-
pied by the 800 children of the Calvary mission
school attended by their teachers. Each child
held in his hand a bouquet of white flowers and
wore upon his bosom white silk badge, in.
scribed in black letters, July 90 1880 In
memory OF our beloved superintendent. w. s.
Sticknoy. Ia solo Dec sahls" The cask Of,
which was walnut cased, covered with
cloth, with drop black handles, with
a plato suitably Inscribed, was placed before
the altar. feature of the ob5equics was the
richness and prolusion of tho floral display,
flowers being worked in every appropriate de.
sign As the procession entered the church q
dirgo was rendered by Professor Hayden the
organist. Rev. DIR. Groone conducted the ser.
vices and pronounced oulogy Of the deceased.
He WAS followed by Roy. DIR. Morohouse OF
New York city, formerly pastor Of tho church
attended by the deceased when a student at
Rochester, n. Y. DR.. yelling. prosidon, Of the
Columbian university, also added his testi.
Imony to the worth of the deceased. During
tho services tho children Of the Calvary mis-.
sion, undor the direction of Mr.. David Haiues,
sang with fne effect ut is Well with My
soul" Tho remains werc then removed from
the church to the hoarse, Mcssrs. Theodore l.
King, L. r. Taylor, J. n. Bcssey, J. II. Olcott,
II. G.. Jacobs, II, II. Kendall, ID. A. Chambers
and d. E.McComb officiating as pall-bearers
Over 200 carriages followed the hearse 10 Oak
Hill cemetery, whore tho remains were inferred
After the caskot was lowered into tho grave
the children of the mission school threw theii
| flowers upsA it. The choir of the church sans
an appropriate selection at the grave.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
THE rExNnssEE REpunhIcAxs.
A Serenade to be rendered 10 Postmaster
GenArnl MAYNARD

General Maynard.
An enthusiastic meeting Of tho Tennessee
Republican association was held at beadqus..
ters, No. 934 street, last night. Aftor rou.
tine business the corresponding secretary
stated that during the week large number of
communications had been received from re.
publicans in the state asking that campaign
documents be sent them. Quite voluminous
list of Garfield and Arthur clubs in the state
have been supplied with documents during
the week. Letters containing tho most en-
courngng news from tho campaign In the
state were read. These statements, fresh
from the field, convey the information that
the democracy arc hOpelessly split IN the state
campaign, and this, together with tho in
formation that unusual republican gains were
made at the lato county elections was re-
ccived by the association with enthusiasm.
The prospects for gaining at least two mem
bers of congress from the state are the most
encouraging.
committee consisting Of Messrs s, s.
Kirk, Guy w. Wines aud II. W. Austin was
appointed to prepare an address to tho republi-
cans of the state, urging prompt action in the
present campaign.
A committee consisting Of Messrs. r. w
Austin, Guy W. Wines II. l.. Gosling. J.
McE. Bishop andJ. o. Manson was appointed
to tHko the initiaiory steps toward giving
Postmaster. General Maynard a serenado on
his arrival in tho city.
The following honorary members were
elected: Judge Alvin Hawkins republican
candidate for governor; Major A. IL. Pcttbope
Hons. George Nancy, A. A. Taylor, and the
several editors OF the Tennessee republican
press.
The association adjourned to meet at bead.
quarters on Thursday, the 10Th, at p. M, aud
from this point to join the ratification parade
under the marshalship OF q. w. Wines.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
A Cheap Country Excursion.

Three industrious young New Workers,
MCssrs N. Israil, II. Oppenhoim aud B. Rosen-
blum, who board at 9l Chrystie street, desiring
country excursion, preparatory thereto clubbed
and spent ono dollar in the purchase from NJ.
A. Dauphiu, No. $40 Broadway, New York
city, of half of ticket No. 35o39. in the July
drawing Of the Louisiana State Lottery, and
honorably earned by their enterprisng ven
ture 5000 which was Immediately paid them
in gold. They have extended their trip to
Europe. eWho is tho next lncky man in the
September drawing2 Who2
National Republican., 1880-08-14
Hotel ArriVals.


Motropolitan-H. A. Hswson Of Boston, @.
NJ. Feuell aud Charles Watrous Of Illinois,
Hon. NJ. w. Ransom Of North Carolina, David
Clayton and wife of Alabama, aud L. II. Jones
of Petersburg, Va.
St. james,. L. Heller of New York, Frank
Wheaton Of New Orleans, V. G.. Siperich Of
New York, George Il. Baldwin aud R. p.
Woods Of Philadelphia, c, p. Stewart of New
York, Julius Collst Of Darieu, Ga A. B..
Holdery and family Of Alabama, A. n. Lea,
wife and child Of Yicksburg, Miss, George
L. Kenyon OF Virginia, aud W. Lancaster of
California
Imperial--W. w. Watkins of ST. Louis, II.
NJ. Grayson aud wife Of Maryland and G..
Gerard Of Falkland islands,
Willard's-Hon, $, W. Dorsey Of Arkansas,
Hon. S. b. COnover of Florida, J. Wcrlheimer
of Pittsburg Pa, Thomas s. Fouke Of Penn.
sylvanis and b, H. Sarpe OF Louisville, KY.
Riggs-Walter Iittloneld Of Boston, Alexan-
der Norton Of London, II. II. Mccormick OF
Chicago, L. b. Wight, city, and George Place
of New York,
Ebbitt-ITon, S. J. r. Mcmillan of st. Paul,
| H. II. Bell Of Chicago, Il, II. Starr Of Philadcl.
phiu, Miss hbbie CaTington and A. r, Car
ringtou of New York, DR.. J, G. Mckee, u. $. A.,
II. S. Upshur aud Mrs, J, G. Balm Of Norfolk
| Va.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
National rnIr Nntna.

Though the art building is to be given up 10
the horticultural exhibition during the comi ng
national fair the art exhibition will not be
done away With. Space will bo sot apart for it
probably in the main building. An effort will
be made TO have a contest Of speed on the track
during tho fair between Maud 8. aud st.
Julien, the horses that eolpsed everything ON
record ut Rochester last Thursday Plats OF
the buildings on the grounds arc being pre-.
pared with the view OF dividing the space
among exhibitors.
National Republican., 1880-08-14

During these piping dull times no more on.
joyable recreation can be INDUCED in than is
TO be found aboard Of the elegant steamer Cor
coran, Captain Blake, on her popular trips
down the Potomac, Boat will leave her wharf,
ing aud on tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 p. M,
returning each day about $3.50 p N. Moon
light, music and refreshing breczcs arc GER
miny pleasant Fare for the round trip on
Saturday 20 conts; on Sunday 30 cents
National Republican., 1880-08-14
SerYicnh 1o-mnrroNy.

son, pastor, will preach at IL a. IN. Theme;
Enduring and Fighting for Peace"
Reformed Episcopal church, Willard hall
Services at IL a. M, and sermon by Dir. Rea
on Classification" Strangers always vel.
come. Evening service discontinued till first
Sunday of September.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
Go to cobb's Island next Monday. SEQ Sta,
BBNEDIcTINE MALT WINE BEER. Finley 8
x och, agents, 1906 Pennsylyania avenue.
Illinois RepublIcnnS.

Tho Illinois State Republican association
held meeting last night at Veteran hall, Mr..
J. J, Whitaker in the chair and Mr.. Theodore
Il. DeLand secretary and w. r. Goss treasurer.
A large numberof now members were enrolled.
Tho chair announced tho executive committee
-Mcssrs. j. NJ. Henkle, +. d. Stephenson, l..
+. Cutler, j. A. Frank and j. II. Wick;zor;
committee on entertainments S. II. Edwards,
Charles Dicmar, DR.. J. b. Littlewood. Dr. w.
p, LAWYER and A. i. Kingsley; committee on
hall, w. A. Moore, ir NJ. A. Dennson and j.
NJ. Chadsey; political commtteo--stato at
large, Washington l.. Wood, James S. Dclano
and Theodore l.. DoLand; first district, DIR.
William Grimstod; second, Robert s. Brown;
fourth, A. +. Kingsey fifth, B. F.. Chase;
sixth, Charles Scott; seventh, George Marsh,
jr eighth, j. +. Atkinson; ninth, b. +. Fuller;
tenth, A. II. Holt; eleventh, A. /. Pitpey;
twelfth, w. w. Hays; thirteenth, +. 4. Fout2;
fourteenth, T. f. Wood; fifteenth, Sam Nc.
Pheron; SIXTEENTH j. b. Patterson; eighteenth.
Theodore L. Lamb; nineteenth, II. w. Happy.
On motion the president of the association
was added 10 the political committee-a large
He was also, on motion, instructed to confer
with presidents of other state republican as,
sOciatons with view to taking steps to OBJ
tain reduction Of fare for those members
going home to vote in the fall. Tho associa.
tion then adjourned until next Friday even
ing.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
CITY ITEMS.
The pIensmrcs Of Home.

When tho body is bowed with pain an in
tense longing for relief brings hone. This may
brighten the suffering but il does not cure.
At time like this how welcome is such u
friend as Warmers Sufe Kidney aud Liver
Cure, bringing hope, health aud happiness and
tho Joys of renewed life.
National Republican., 1880-08-14

LOOK OUT that your nurses do not drug your
little ones with laudanum, paregoric or other
soothing remedies. Give thom DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup, which innocent remedy is warranted
not to contain opiates,