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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-17

JOHN HANNAS. being a Blacksmith by
q trade. had often felt the want of some means
whereby could soften iron at the forge. SO that
could work 1t at better advantage. This induced
me to make many experiments with different sub
stances which offered the best prospect OF success
1t was or one of these occasions that discovered
the wonderful effects of Electro Silicon on the
Human System.
had defect Ia three OF my fingers, which were
bent Or shnt up In my hand in such manner, by
the CONTRACTION OF THE CORDS, that they were
very troublesome to me in my daily avocation.
could not handle my tools as I wished, and often
thought would have my fingers cut off to get
them out OF the way, have used everything that
offered any hope of relief, but all to no effect.
Well say. was working with Electro Silicon at
ing in contact with my hanGs
took no notice OF the effect 1t had produced,
until one day, wishing to use heavy hammer, /
grasped with my crooked hand, and much to my
surprise | found my crooked fingers etraighten
out. and had as much use of them as ever
could hardly believe my eyes / showed my
hands to my wife and family, and general :
joicing was the result.
had a neighbor living about a mile from my
shop who had q lame knee, caused by the cords
bottle of Electro Silicon Liniment, and told him to
use it thoroughly. He did So and at the end Of
three months he was able to throw aside his cane
and walk to my shop apparently as well as ever.
1t had worked JUST as 1t did in my case pr ducing
perfect cure. gave 1t t. Others of my neighbors
from Swelled Limbs, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Stif
joints, Burns etc, all of which ii cured without
any trouble. Finding that the Electro silicon Lin
iment would penetrate the skin OF man further
than any other substance, 1t occurred to me that
it must be good for the horse, and 1t has proved
itself of the very best applications In all ex-
ternal diseases occurring to the noble animal,
PREPARED by the
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MASSASOIT HOUSE.

M q e 6. CHAPLIN. SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
The Massssoit House. near the Railroad Stations.
xpaa establiehed in 1913. It has been twice en-
larged making it three times Its original size, and
thoroughly remodeled and refurnished. The large
airy sIeepinr rooms furnished with hot and cold
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iaI attention paid to ventilation and all sanitary
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Electro Silicon Liniment Co.

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Sold Wholesale:
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
TREMBLING DEMOCRATS.

AFRAID OF WEAVER AND HIS FINANCIAL REsOLU-
TioNs-TAcTICs TO AVOID A SHOW OF CoLoRs.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON. Feb 9.-MOnday is day which the
timid Democratic majority In the House have come
10 regard with especial dread For the last three
Mondays the "bugle" which has scared them al
most ont of their parliamentary wits has regularly
a,peared in the form of financial" resolution
upon which Mr. Weaver has vainly sought TO get a
vote.
The first time the Democrats escaped by precipi-
tate adjournment, leaving the Iowa statesman in
posse ,sion of the field. A week ago to-day the
Speaker discovered that a committee was greater
than an individual and was entitled TO priority i'll
moving suspension of the rules. This happy dis
coyery saved the Democrats from an ignOminious
stampede that day.
This morning. after the House had, as usual.
listened for a couple Of hours to the reading OF the
titles of new bills-a weekly performance which has
become terribly monotOnOus-Mr. Weaver who had
been in his seat since about IL O'Clock. with that
dreadful resolution before him, suddenly rose and
claimed the floor. He was expected. MONDAY
session of the. House, nowadays, without MI.
Weaver, would be dreary indeed. He gave ont
this morning that he would have vote on that
resolution have fight. But he was dlsap-
pointed, for he had neither The same tactics which
were employed last Monday were found successful
to-day. After some feeble complaints by Mr.. Gil
lett, because the party of the centre" was not
recognized that party which might find rOOmy
commodatIons IN an omnibus quietly subsded.
The fear in which the Democrats h0ld the nttle
knot of Greenbaekers III the House has become very
somlcal to the Republicans.
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BUSINESS INTERESTS.

GREAT BAERINGTON, Mass, Feb. 9.-Thc
strike of the spinncrs aud caiders in the Monument
Mills at IIousaonic the number of abou l2j, remains
unchanged and mill, which l. fun of orders for cot
ION Warps together with The bod.prcHd nil Of Crane
Co.. Will be compelled to stop few days unless the
trouble u settled. The spinncrs demand an advance
from 20 cents Tne other portions OF the mill are
running usual.
DENVER, Col, Feb. 9.-At 1870 o'clock
to-lay tho last spike necessary 10 complct @
the branch Of The Achison Topeka and Santa ~ Rail
road to Santa Re was driven by Governor Wallace
General Hatch anl staff III, members of the Iegisa-
ture and others Attending There much rejoicing at
Santa re.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 9.-At n meeting Of
merchants to-day representing Western and NcwYork
starch manufacturers, Congressman Davis's b to in
crease the duty and Opun tndoTsed. and
luton adopted asking Congress raise tarif i'm
ported staran from 3 TO q cents per pound, the
advalOrcm 10 remain as at present.
LAWRENCE, Mass, Feb 9.-'The bagging
mill Of the Methuen Company. which shut down last
Monday owing to strike OF the back lers for an In
crease Of wages, resumed work to-day, most of the
work-peope having agyed to 20 TO work No advance
of wages prOmisen
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 9.-The Indianapolis,
Decatur and Springfield Railroad opened for bust
ness to-day, and the first through passenger train
this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
THE HOME RULERS DEBATE.


In the House of Commons tonight Mr..
Mitchell Henry, Home Rule Member for Galway re-
sumed the debate on tue amendment TO the address.
He condemned the Government for their inacti0n
in Ireland, and suggested vote Of aI0,0O0.00O or
100000 TO be used III building railways in different
parts OF Ireland and the OF systematic
reclamation Of waste lands.
Mr W. L. Forster Qberall, declared that II the Gov
ernmeut had not done their best of thc horrors
Of famine. would be too great for them. As
the Government were taking steps 10 avert
famine and as he could not but believe that
they would be able to succeed, he should vote
against the amendment He could not agree that the
land tenure the sole of the distress He hoped
that the session would not close without an attempt
being made to deal with the land tenure.
Nil William Henry smith, First Lord of the Admiralty,
argued tat have entered upon ambitious schemes OF
reproductive works Ireland wOud have iD,rrfered
with the natural course or food supply aDd employ
nrnt.
Keycs OClery wexford supported the amendment.
Edmund Dwyer Gray U'pperay) took occasion 10
express hs gratitude % tc duchess OF Marlborough for
hfr eXeltiOns In behalf OF the distressed IRISH
The Marquis of Huntington thought the question IN,
it, present shape, Lad been raised too sOOn He was
not In position to give opinion yet AS 10 whether
the Government measures adequate t0 the occa-
sion.
sir George Bower Wexford opposed the amendment
the Right Hon. Edward Gibson AttOrney-ieneral for
Ileland, defended the Government Mr.. David L. Cab
bctt Home Rule Member tor Limerick City, then moved
the adjournment OF the debate unll to-nOrrow, which
agreed to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
WASHINGTON NOTES

WASHINGTON, Monday, feb ~ lcoV
Under the call of States lGs bills and resolutions were
introduced in the House to-day
Representative james, or NcwYork, introduced Dill
to-day wnich prov es inoudng under the act grant
ing pensions 10 the soldiers sailors of the War OF
1912. all soldiers who served twelve days III sn "aI'
ana their widows.
It's officially announced that and after the lltn OF
February the Department OF State will be prepared to
dis rbrte the fourth insalment OF the awards made IN
favor OF American citizens by the Joint IommlsSon
OF the United Mexico organized under tue
Convention of 1865 between this TWO countries
Major Reno having learned OF the approval OF
the sentence Of the court martial dismissing
bim from the service has tceera phed to the President
TO be allowed resign The President mas hls request
under consideration and the orders Of the war Depart
ment I'm Reno's case delayed FOR the decision.
The Secretary of War transmitted to the Senate To-
day in answer to certain inquiries from the committee on
Claims relating balances due to the states from th
United States the report of Lieutenant Thomas II.
Bradley Examiner Of state Claims In the War Depart.
ment The rcpur that the total amount refundei
10 the States account OF expenditures mhd' nv thel
- atd tho suppression OF the late Rchelioh, y
same account, Sr,1SH,934
The report Of the agent who sent 20 the
books aud papers OF Thomas Ambrose late clerk OF the
United States Courts for the Southern District Of Ohio has
been received II shows that Anh0s' earned from the
United states and from individuals costs and fees over
and above his maximum compensation. ahd that ne
did not credit all hts carnings In hig cnOuncn accounts
for the from 1872 - lrI5 inclusive me excess
during that period beng ~56,23T 10 Was folnd also
fnaf he CHARGED for final records largely excess of
The actual number of fOos, aud Tor copies or papers
for the DistrictAtOrEey aegregatns several tbOusau
dollars.
lFor Congressional P,oceedngs ard Work Of ne Committees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
4 NIrRO-GLTCGRINE ExPL0SIoN
ONE MAN AND TWO HORSES KILLED-A SLEIGH AND
TWO HOUSES WRECKED.

ONE MAN AND TWO HORSES kILLED-A SLEIGH AND
TWO HOUSES WRECKED.
BRADFORD, Penn, Feb. 9.-This morning at
o O'CLOCK H0Y ard Hackett and James Feenoy started
from tins city Colcyille twohorse Sleigh carrying
with them 100 pounds OF nroglycerinc. At point in
the road four miles from Bradford tho sleigh upset,
which caused the explosion Of the compound. Feeney
Jumped tho sleigh just as It going Hack
EFT was thrown tCy feet from the aud Instantly
killed.
hole was torn IN tle frozen rondbed 90 feet in
length and H. in width In this excavation Fecney
found covered with the debts, but Siill aliVr. His
care from in death is regarded almost miracle
Al present The exact nature Of his injuries cannot be
ccriancd. TIE sleigh blown ID atoms, and both
horses were killed The house Of Charles Scelcy,
story and Il half frame building, huy feet distant,
shaken to pieces by the cOncussion. Mrs. Secley
sitting IN the the time. but escaped serious in
urv large frame dwelling house, occupied by Henry
DooR five rods away, was also completely wrecked,
huf aid not fall Mrs DolOh and six children were In
the building nt the time, but suffered no urther ninIY
tLon a Great shock. Tnc windows, mirrors and wal
ornaments were smashed to atoms barn was also
wrecked bv the coHcusSlOu.
Uackett the man killed. twenty-Seven years OF
age and unmarried. lie lived III Ere County, Penn.
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TELEGRfPHTC NOTES.
THE EARTn sHAKEN NEAR OTTAWA.

THE EARTH SHAKEN NEAR OTTAWA.
OTTAWA Feb "a shock of earthquake was felt
about three miles OF city, between Ocock
'''' '''''"S a DIsTuLFR ACQUITTED
SAN FBANCIsC2, lfeb 81. Baldwin who was
operatiou dsery Los Angeles has acquitted
BACK PAY IN MANITOBA.
WINNIPEG, Man. Feb 0.LIhe Manitoba House
allowance for members OF the Legislature shall DO
s'V0 THE RABER MURDERERs DOOMED.
PaIADEIPnM. Feb 0.-Tne Supreme Coqr! has
who convicted August last OF the murder of Joseph
i''O'' THE MABEL ROSE SAFE
VINEYARD H,yhN Ee5 9-Ihe D. & schooner emo @ Mabel NJ, od
By the contractor this morhnf after dscharsDg about 800
''"' AN ENG1NEHoUsE BLOWN Up:
DETROIr Feb. 9.-1he boiler IN the malt house of
the Hswley Malt Company Of !is city eSSdee 9sont
aging siDs1 the malt house 10 the extent Of $4,000
BEATEN IL \ TAVERN.
PHILADELPHIA Feb 0.-James Gallagher q
V S TSses 81 a. n,s M4 IN S Ss6
coc6ranC
IACOS Ont. Feb. 9.-The report III circn!a tion
that the young boy Connor the only witness Of The DoDney
%%TsI' %inoa oSnaIon Gos BY
'"' KILLED BY PULLEY.
PROVIDENCE Il. l., Feb 9.-PenlecoSt Sweet, the
Of the %sPS shop hop a. the Hcs o fSRps0 o s0S
mnasSremens whom struck the head by the
Of a pulley killed.
VI A CONDUCTOR INJURED FATALLY,
PRovIpFNCf, X. l., Feb. 9.-Milam Welch. con-
ductor freight train on the Boston ana Providence
Tiirnah was thrown under tho AT West Mansfield
a and hal Of his legs severed above the knee Ho
cannot survive
SWITCHMAN RUN OVER.
RptDGFPORT Conn, Feb 9.-J ines Gullick, who
as heen f,r a humber swcnman In the
Ward this city killed to-day lie stepped from in front
OF tran and run over by another coming om the
opposite direction
KILLED WITH SHOTGUN.
CYSTUIANA lKy., Feb. "a quarrel between
w,am Cli0orl aud john Shadd has been settled with a
at shadd threatened 0nord NE and went
hnc 10 rr When Shadd returned clifford
noth loads from shotgun him Shald
titaord has surrendered himself " the authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
4 fIGHT IN THE RJcHMoND CAPITOL
4 REPORTER STRIKES MGuBEE-A LIVELY IN
COUNTER.

, REPORTER STRIKES MENBER-A LIVELY IN
COUNTER.
RICHMOND. Feb. 9.-In the House Of Dele
gates to-day Captain Chanberayne, proprietor of
The state called SIR Frazer account for stating that
his paper had misreprcscnted him. lie branded tie
tatcment as false malicious, wanton and sandorOus.
Mr. Frazier Gisclaned any intention to offend him, and
SO the matter rested
subsequently Mr. Archer of ne state. WHO had writ
ten the articles about Mr. Frazer, went out into Q
rotunda and sent H. for him, who upon coming ou',
was accosted by Mr. Archer who asked him II his r.
marks on floor referred to him. Mr Frazier replied
" I say you have made false statements about me In
your reports" Archer ;hcrupon struck Frazer IN the
face and n nch; eusuci In which both did some lively
fus4iirQ Such wa. the disorder ia the rOtnuda That
mer tcrs OF both Houses, well as spectators made
general rush the ecenc and pl business tempo
Tarilv Ruspcndcd. The excitement was Intense. Ae
soon AZ the House resumed ~ deliberations squad =
cliv porr wac . for aud committee was appointed
10 investigate the disturbance.
In the The Dcutv SergcaniitArms arrest cd
Mr Archer and another reporter charged " IN taking
mart assault and hOt were brought 10 The bar
inc House when they both DISCHARGED 10 await the
report ~ The committee All parties, Frazier included
were subsequently arrested b. the police. ana were
haicd for their appearance before thc police cour to-
morrow 10 TO charge oi breach of the peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
THE VIRGINIn DEBT SCHEME.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 9.-Thc dominant
party OF the General Assembly, known locally the
Readusters, agreed upon IN caucus and today pre-
sented to the Senate bill TO reGstabsh the public
credit.
reduces the principal Of the debt by the elimination
OF the heretofore funded reconstruction and com
pound interest debts from $50, 900 10 7GGjO00
IL reduces the rate OF interest TO per cent, forbds
Collectors Revenue 10 a1receivable coupons
cut either from cOusOls or 10-1Os
loan Of 81 900 900 authorized, certificates Issued
hereunder TO c sold 10 taxpayer, at 30 cents on the
dollar, and TO be received In payment OF taxes.
This intended tO cOnsUl-h0ldcrs, who
cell their tax receivable coupons ut much higher
figure.
State COurts are prohibited from Issuing wrts
uelng tax collectors TO receive tax receivable
coupons
The act 20 be submitted to the people for ratca
fon in November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Monday, Feb. o. 1850.
sixty houses have been burnt down at Ayet. near Folk
in the Department of Arlege France. The sufferers by
the fire are IN great distress.
In Russia the Mennonites, hitherto exempt from mill
,rv service on account OF their religion, will year
furnish "a contingent Of $50 lnen
The warehouse belonging to the British ami Foreign
stsom wharf at Mapping. London. has been burned.
The damage Is stated at 100000.
roficial trial OF the Italian Goublcurretted q ncad
Dnillo, ully armed ana CARVING complete cargo OF
ammunition and coal, mas Deen male NJ ~ Z 4. Ine
trial WAS thoroughly ucteSSful
r,r ST Petersburg G0iOs has Intelligence nom the
transcaucasus that the condition OF the inhabitants OF
the shaur Daagcz D.strIct rs terrible. Aqudntiy OF
breadstuits has been seized by the hungcr-stHcken
people.
n John Emile Lemoine. pnbcist and editor. has been
chosen candidate the vacancy In the French senate
caused by the death OF " Jules Favre, by the Left
Csn senator's whose turn II *. according To tine stand
inr arrangement between the various groups Of tho
Left, 10 Il i up the VacancF
A rich landowner near Barcelona, his wife, three
daughters a son and two women seryauts have all
baen ound murdered IN their neds. The deed WIS ap-
perently done with a hatcIet. The house ran
sacked. A swineherd and ais two sons have been
rested, charged with the crime
Madrid dispatch says that at the trial OF Francisco
Otero Gonzales who attempted to kill the King TO-
Gently the Crown Prosecutor demanded thar he be
fenced deatu. rne counsel for ihe defence urged
that the prisoner irresponsible tor his actions az
the time and that the crime was unpremeditated.
The Berlin correspondent Of The PdH Nal gazette says
"Intmatons ihis morning in some semi-oif ia papers
that an increase the German Army intended.
beyond that already announced namely. by the forma
tto of speeal Lorraine regiments have caused
no little sensation. II understood that Baron
Manteunel. GovernorGeneral OF AsaeeLorraine, sup
ports the proposal tending 10 create national feel
Ing in the annexed provinces
Berlin dispatch to The Times says: The conditions
OF peace between Church an STATE will probably be the
consent of the Vatican recOgn'zA the Stale right 20
control aud the n0mmstion cf Catholic priests
and In return for this the repeal cf all the causes Of
the Fak laws which have been passed for ,hc purpose %
coercng the clergy"
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