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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-22

The volratc Belt Co., Marshall. Mich.
Will send their celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts to the afflicted upon 80 days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write to them With
out delay.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-22
Harper Opera House To-Nighs.

Buffalo Bill and company of "a artists
arrived in town this morning and are
quartered ~ the Harper House. They
appear at the Opera House this evening
in John 4. Stevens drama The Prairie
Waif," written expressly for Mr. Cody
buffalo Bill and taken from real scenes of
bis past Iife-the scene of the second act
being q facsimile OF his home 10 Utah.
The entire scenery used for the piece 10
carried by the company. The Minneapo-
lis Tribune thus speaks of Buffalo Bills
company and play:
"Fhe Academy Of Music was filed with
pleased audience last evening on the
occasion of the appearance Of Buffalo Bill
in his new drama, Prairie Wait" The
drama was what the people expected to
see; and was an excellent specimen of
that class of border dramas which are
made notable by Mckee Rankin and
Buffalo Bill. Il was full of startling stu
atoms In which the rife, revolver and
dagger played an important part, and was
exciting 40 il is intended to be. The form
of Buffalo Bill. in real scenes of which
those presented were the mimic shadows,
gave az added interest to the play. The
company was good one, and rendered
excellent support to Cody's leading part
The exhibition of rifle shooting given by
Buffalo Bill In the course of the drama
added a feature of decided novelty and
Those who desire play
Of EXCITING scenes, rapid action and 40
element of blood and thunder, with cele-
rity like Buffalo Bill 10 the leading role,
will end it this afternoon and evening at
the Academy. The audience last night
showed itself pleased and enthusiastic.
which after all is the best recon, mendation
a play can have.
Tomorrow Thursday evening Buffalo
Bill will be at Davenport,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-22

Our LADIES FRIEND for female COM
plants. never known to fail. Only fifty
cents q bottle. Sold by @. Speidel. Rock
Island and Richards & Sohrbeck, Mo-
line.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-22

The Chicago, Rock Island Il Pacific
Railway will sell tickets for the Chicago
Exposition, Sept % and Oath, good until
Sept. 9th. Rate $3.50 for the round trip
including Exposition entrance ticket.
80 2ld3S
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-22

C.B. Dorr. of Toledo, o.. says he has
used DAYS KIDNEY PADS in his family
with results so superior to ali other treat
ments that he regards them as the best
Kidney doctor in the world, -
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-22
Ths Frssbysery Of Rock River on
Temperance.

Ths Frssbysery Of Rock River on
Temperance.
Alta meeting Of the Presbytary of Rock
River held at Morrison. Sept. IA. the fol-
loving preamble and resolution on the
the subject Of temperance we're unani.
mously adopted;
WHEREAS, Infemperance continues to
prevail in most. If not all the comm unities
Within our bounds; and is universally re-
cognized as the most prolific source OF
poverty and crime, the disturber of social
order, the toe of domestic happiness, and
the pronounced enemy of the church;
therefore,
RcsolUed, That we personally pledge our
selves to reward zeal 10 the effort to drive
this acourge from among US. committing
our pulpits to outspoken opposition TO it
striving to bring the people of our sever
al charges to array themselves by voice
and ballot against il. and endeavoring by
all legitimate means to create sentiment
among the whole people, based on the
hatintemperance il unqualified
y inimicai TO every real human interest.
whether IL bs scala. political Of religious
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-22

Our LIGHTNING LzNIMENT Is . "soorza
friend 60 the afflicted. Try it gently:
Sold by @. Speidel, Rock Island and
Richards & Sohrbeck, Moline.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-22

Young ladies are educated for business
at e.. B. Bryant's Chicago Business Coli
lege. No young woman can afford to do
without this training.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-22
LOCAL COLUMN.

To GIVE tone to the stomach and
stimulate digestion there is nothing like
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-22

Have you tried those Jolly Robbers
at Bengstons? Tho best picksl cigar 10
the market. ~ dit
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-22
10 ciuc1nnati and Return,

Round trip tickets at reduced rates for
sale by the Rock Island Il Peoria railway
until Oct. 7th. l6-dsf
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-22

For SALE-Old newspapers at so cents
DER 100 nj THE ARGUS Office.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-22
Perfectly No = E ~ Harmless.

II can be used any time without fear by the mos
delicate persons. No matter what the siling, and
may be given to children with perfect eafety, nc
bad results follow its use doing possible injury
AS mild Tonic. gentle Laxative and harmless in
remedy for
hALARIoUs FEvERs, Bowel COMPLAINTS,
JAUNDIoE, CoLIc. REsTr xssNEss
MsNrAL DErREssreE, SICK HnADAcHE.
CONSTELLATION, NAUSEA, BIILoUsNEss
DYSPEPSIA, &C.
read the Following names OF persons well and
widely known. who testify to the valuable prop
ertes Oh SIMMONS LIynR RneULAToB ON MKDIoINK.
Hon Alex Stephens; John w Beckwith. Bish-
op OF Georgia; Gen John b Gordon. Senator;
non5onn Gill Shorter; Ri Rev Bishop Pierce, j
$500 thompson. Hon Rill. Hon John Breck-
r nhr,aes. rrof David Wills, d d; Hiram Warner,
p NJ ph aslcs q Georgia; Lewis Wunder, Assist
&c ~ Ill phia; and many others from whom
s nats istters commenting upon this medicine as
A'noSs valuable household remedy.
SAuToH-As there are number Of limitations
oneleo 70 the public, we would caution the COM
munity 10 buy no Simmons Liver Regulator or
Mouic.ne unless in our engraved wrapper. with
Heo q" trade mark, stamp and signature unbro-
Nsa' Hone other are genuine
J.H. xEILIN ~ CO.,
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-22

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures dumb
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-22

serbia paner NAV be found on fle ut all times ut
T. Z q p r. r. Ticket Oface, No. IS Clark st.,
Chics go where our friends are at liberty to call
and Examine it, - W - - i
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-22

Cincho- Quinine cures chills and fever.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-22
LIVER EEau1AToR.

Testimonials are received every day by the pro.
prietors of SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, from
peFons of education and prominence from all
paris q the country atteeting TO the wonderful
other preparation but the gulator has ever been
discovered that would efectually cure Dyspepsia
and It's kindred evils, and restore the patient to
The rapidly increasing demand for this medicine
and our large sales IN consequence, lie indeed sum
Gent evidence In itself Of its great popularity.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-22

PIXIES TooTHAcHE DROPS Cure 10 one
Minute.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-22

Aaliord Table Sauce, sold
hy ALT xooera.
, 1880-11-22
GERMAN DRAMA.

GERMAN D1kAMh.
Co1mer md Iscnstcfn's German dramatic
coulpnty brought out Inst evtnInx at MoVIrk.
cr's H|Grnstjernu 1sjBrnsnn's dr,ma, "Eln Fal-
Basement" III tatl,.re, translatet frorn tho Scan-
liunvian by fMngc. Tho play would hHvop proved
complete fnll,lro hn'l II nut been fur tho excel
lent manner In which tho varu,a characters
wore represented Inst cvortt,R. It Is not MI lh-
ferlur production BY any snctlns hut Its pht Is
tuu npic aud It's nGtton ttnI slow tn tnkg well In
this coitry. 1t Is tho sin!o ttOry vi tho stri,g-
Kics 0f an influential Hcrchaht nKhtllrt
n,lyerstty, but In sl!tu vi hl Ills
Efforts hc Is forctd 10 declare himself
hEniyet,t. Through tho MD of t,tlt, Of his ,rrks.
tho lnver 0f hin daughter. lit hHhItt H.trt"t* III
nlll1in0 I'M Ills business. nHtt svGryba!F srt'lt
happy in tic Enh. Tho chaEnctnrs ar.. well
drawn. md give ruin flr the t'taHtlnnHt act.
lin. which ',nf,nrtunity WIS wrll ttiprnve'f f'y
thnss who assi,Mcd tho principal 'mri* lust even.
y3air. wns we'll n,rforu1fHl !.y Mr. Mntrr. vii"
App.:Hrc,1 here fur tliO tccnI,i tItho :hs staaf
IN incn,, prctt,,$f,,ns. Mrs. Markham Hs
Ing ins hrr pnrt With much f."iin4
umti tenderness. MI.s isertnxer IL Httilmfl,
nild Miss Wnssnnn SiuHt, daughters III 3,tht.
could hnrlly lInvc ttcn iutt',r. l,nIh tnctt
ln,llrs nr1s eite!i txclrht hcirrsAes tt Mtliiiss
JItTpsr ifrndt wMs ahiy represented BY Mr.
KuItlner. Hn1 Mr, Meyer pav.: tlts t'ru<ttlr ttt
honest brewing muster Jt,c"'st't n instnn"r
thnt deserves ureMt praise. Mr.. !tfchnrtl. wht!
gave tho pnrt uf SdAi,tts, also deserves yDotl
word fOr his fl1tc AGtInH.
, 1880-11-22
POSSIBLE MURDER.


4 bartender Badly Pounded In
Saloon Row.
A saloon Mt No. II Michigan avenue. owned By
Jalnes Feenoy, proprietor OF tho Hitch House,
was tho scenp Inst evening ut o'ctuck Ut n tlcs'
pcrntp encounter, tho outcome OF which tilAy
rttssibly pu unother murder. Not long 1R0 IL
1nrt6ntlor employed nt tho placc shot u lnA't
who lodgcd With him In tho sats'o', hut l'otoro
dying OF, htd wound ut The County ilnsrlfHl
thu victim sail It was purely nccidcnsal.
arld 90 thuro wns .io criminal prosecution. fes'
trrsIly afternoon thu rr4,I!nr bnrtol,lcr 1T tho
plHco wisl,uA tu lny uIE, nt,d Nr. FecnUy seut ha
MephUw, william Frcncy,, young Inat. q u
yours, oyor - tho s'!l9on & TO- Tux. l us @ n!MeU;
Charles Miller. Jn,ncs keefe. aud =. Smith, wAu
arc very vol kpown to Lnlnoa Ftat,uy, ntll
cnuid nut hnvD hrcn entirely l!HknWn y tAe
ucphew, entered tho 1nlom 1fu tlclItAlnlHd ttye-
cent lbti,ur. Yh!nn Fcsney rrntns1".i tllIt lho
s,it,otl WIS not ilve-rntt house, at1d lhut liquor
cn,l not lg served tho!r fur l.ss tl!'!'i ~ retita
ixrkn. urd cited times wtui thVy hns l1o1
srrTy.l with It not only Gy tho pronriv'
'or, hut The rexalar barto"'cr. FSc.
siato thcin brought on n notsy disturbance =,
which lko hack dior was forced otMn. Etsur'
wll..t,ws we!u ttnkt'n, nla glassware strow,l ~
a,stl bcHM, um assault upon him with billiard.
CUES. Tho tF1loas continued Mlt Jnt',ss wS"y
tho snIan about thu sn.ao tl1n1 tut ~ ~
approach tho slreD nun rctrca.s' They rel,tt's
shrty il,crtMf1ur. md When teelley '.i,! a'.ihe,
sfiir rusisiet Ill tho way y tho Btat!,t,, W.!
keafo nlla Le only reacnes ~ ~, "t"s @ E,sanv ~
at ,v,,a ,rrri%Iv ~ i,irrl nit lho hr,.I. nd wss
bruised l cut III tho na,,st pro,aIss!!ous ina,i,
sr xsr, tt,r ,ja.ssga n s yseaa dk not ant!gl
rntu thut tAVy WDlilu pFUFe seEtoHa.
, 1880-11-22
ITALY,.


SlkFstAHIst FUN tlsstMlilONs
srss"s to :" h",a"t ~. !'m..
hoME, No'. 49, ~ I'ftto u ',tls e'en'ns ".
says tltt S'eflor MaElail'l. Alfflster 0! r.
nallcc' HaS 1se'H'fe" lor tt'o auf'litin' oi l''s
1oFcel lHref currency lirfcueciflf'bIe 'ezal.
tender 1l"les!. 10 provide tho si'n' require!
ING olate VIII colltrnet Il i"re'sh lohii "
N''oo.ooo ot francs ~ Specie 1or wn'el
fenies ho1s1sJ arg 10 tn gwen. roI1s-'"ur
iRllltnh lfitlcs ol inns VIII be fcqi''et III pay
a dent which tllc siate o"eA ~ Jug h.ta
ita''a Ithilway. hla Willch WIS ceost. 10 .''o
l'hhctl Nazltfi,alc Ill lstn n1steI sil "p''ea'.''
10 fcuee'li u III specie t'!lee nl',1tt's a"tei"1
10 tie apolltI"a Vi tho lofee.1 l'een.!clls'"dl M
habcr currency. ING 'enln,!l'''s uovu~ooo '',,
ot l9a''eS VII ~ csiiposeM s ~ ea'!''e"'s''4"h
ttlat amount ot tlic oio'uN,ooo III larer .li"ies
III cltchlhtlon ltehrlS SIoo''"u'""lt I'll" ~,
il1AllilE 'Au h1llto!s hi ifa"ts u W. "sa.l'lc'.
by Inc STATE Wnich III pinee III t,'o h"leso ~
tIle Assoc,alca l''1lks VIII Issue '"'et,'llc.lt
noics u the sumo amount pasap'e.bs tt''
Hnyal treasury III sisl't III ncalgf' SYSTEM
Whtell "oult. nv W. new. ''Ne..l'''etlt ~
lctll-tel1tlcr! iaotc earc,tt't@loil e*'Sl'ae III
Germany AM AUSTIN. LUZ e'o,e9t'nen' II
to "ayetWo years' 1l,ho u ra' tie 'hse!'ah-
ISM ol INC opcratsoh III plhc1lce, het'ee leeAl
choose t''e occasion nl''stoPppFluhe, "he'f.et
from IL po'ttical or from M economic l"''i't
oi view, 10r contracting tilo loal'' watneraw-
Ing the 'lnies' md fcol'eilne suo 'eiall'c cur
ie,leS' N,l.'n s1e N'e .''t' "'so ."uso .I,s'
Interests which might stiitGf INJURY ny lAo
sudden change Of system Will have lime tn
provide for lts coming. AS fcEartls the fear
expressed by sumo that. notwithstanding
tile abolition Of tho forced [Irrctcel'Iat,lc
legnl-tenalGrl 1mper currency md tho
t'A millions francs Of specie nut In ctrcl'-
latlon, Itafy will not have sufficient s,ppty
Of spccle to inre. tho requirements, tho
Dtrftt0 states tlat Mt tho c1,d Of September
, 1880-11-22
The Death Of Two Great En-
gIlshmen Reported
Yesterday.
Lord Chief Justice Cockburn
and Field.Marshal Gon-
ernl Yorko.
The Arrival Of Michael Davitt in
ireland Not Followed by
Arrest.
Minister Forster Of, Ills Way
to the Distracted
Island.
The Course Of the Government
Largely Dependent on
His Impressions.
Discouraging Observations Of the
"Observer," Moderate
Liberal.
Tic Bntnvin, n C,lnartlcr, Ielns
into tho Steamer Alfcu-NO
Great Damage.
Laycock Desirous Of Rowing with
The Course Of the Government
Largely Dependent on
His Impressions.
Discouraging Observations Of the
"Observer," Moderate
Liberal.
Tic Bntavfn, n Ctlnartlcr, Ieuns
into tho Steamer Alicc-No
Great damage.
Laycock Desirous Of Rowing With
the Champion Hanlan.


THE 1oI.n CHEF JUSTICE DEAD.
LoSnoS, Nov. 4i.-Sir Alexander Cock
burn. 1.or.l Chief Justice Of thu Queen's
Bench, died suddenly Inst hight. lie had I,
hard case nt Westminster during tho day.
lie walked horne, nte dinner, and, ni'parc'It-
fy we'll, rcired ut l,a1f-last II, when he WIS
seized with pain over thu heart, aid died nj
Most Immediately.
FlELn.stA1wtrAL GES. Sir CHARLES lollKE.
Constable Of thu Tower, died yesterday. aged
90, 11e served with distinction III tho realn-
sllln nMl ut Waterloo.
TI1E 1tATAy1A Co1.1IDEs- WITH TIL: ALICE.
L1yEnroo1.. Nov. 2l.-Thu Cunarl Limo
steamer Batavia, which arrived ut Queens
town Saturday frn,l New YHrk, while otl
way to this port canle in cnltisiun with tho
steamer Alice, from 1.ivcrpuoI. Tho lattcr
WIS cut ttnws, iu tho wa!er's etlge, nNl re-
turned 10 port. The 15utnyia was not much
Injured.
.l1s. LAYcoc1l, THINKS 1IE CAN DEFEAT
l1ASlAS.
1.oSDoS, Nov. 2l.-Iaycocls, In his ctial-
1ellEG to lInn!at, 8Ays 1lG 1ltst sOO11 return tn
Sidney, and therefore hnpes lfnl1lnn will Af-
ford lin Ill opportunity of aserrtaining WHO
Is the best seullcr lii the world. LaycacS
desires 10 row tn tho Y'hnlncs course fur tho
championship of tho world, tho Sportsmell's
Challenges Cup, a1,1 4sa,lN IL sllc, a1ul llas
posted E:,0 for tho matcll. Laycock atso
snys hchas heard Ross Is islissa!siietI will, his
defeat in the international regatta, nnd states
lo will row ,nNicl, with lioss. III the
rhames my day the present week for .El0o OF
eco a side.
FAILURE.
LONDON, Nov. 2l.-J. Il. Turner IL Co.,
wool manufacturers, OF llu.l.lurslleld, llavu
fulleu. Liabilities nro estimated ut E50, ,000.
, 1880-11-22
THE IRISH.

pAF!uf SDl ANlsh7,En: ,,:. -
ee1tK, NOV: .l.-M'cHael n1',!t LIS IT,
,af;lea from NV ,onr ~ tlle una1e" o'ates.
Mo pIlngs .ne ,e'uet F .. tlo 'Ieeon' i,t'ue W
lne li1ilcluaNl5 ol oA1eaeo ~ t1heM'
Sor WV @ t,oit;rui' ~ nv . n'Emn. ~ sihm' ,
hoSnoS, Nos. 'p ut'strue', :" ,' asn'.
iis e"l!oll"l, aass' ~ ial''nch' M ,a's7 ~. ~
oeen sut',lloneu ~ iect nee' loa 49,. ,.u u.s M.',
p",ch ol pus'less, wy ,'h.s "ss"lno ,'l't alo
CApl1let nsa uht'eciaeo trR"'"at!E M NV 'l"es"
tof' o. MI eafls sess'oh' ine poi'cS u post-
po'llls. coeselel't y p''s'lo"'. "it'' H"as1'c"
uoh u e'le I1esent sys1cIa y ,l'o le's'. "i'u'
len!le a,i cah w .l1ea IN ,e1ucus io' u'o p..s
'a'!aI'R aeltat"'' ",". "'scut11ealt' nus ou.-
Mshe1' -! W. at1' y. ~ .,.",.'nn"..,,,
tho arguments which presented themselves
tn behalf of i'nmed!ato actlo'l' The country
Will not be disposed to complain OF thls de-
ctsion. Tho present con1nnctuto Is cxccctl-
tngly favorable for dealing Win ITO iansi
question, nnd II conctliatory policy ought hot
to be M1rrAt by tic l'rccoaeut OF 4 suspnn-
s!on Of civil liberties:
tho Governments decision. rs wise and states
in,lltkc, we cannot share the ll0po that my
laiNt-reforn, however comprehensive, can
possibly obylato tho necessity fur cocrclfc
legislation. Tho desires aud aspirations Ut
the Irish National party extend far beyond
my alteration OF land tcnure. They Involve
demands Inconsistent with the Integrity OF
tho British Empire. Tic fact TINT these TO-
iIaluls are such rs Great britain never would
consent to accept under compuision cohstl-
tutes Ito reason why We should not remove
any real grievance OF which ireland has to
complain. But, WHEN We havo ttonn oil tllat
Legislation call effect, wc inust asscrt tho a,l-
, 1880-11-22

MEXICAN RAILROADS.
Tho Now Yurk 115nes has tho following
II NJ tfnx xto natFr


n NJ: MEX1cAS s:; s. RAILROADS: n ~; ;,,,,,.,.u
1ha Now i"rk 11m8 nus tue iollo"ns
co1tor,a' M!''no On on Me1lean ralIroa.,s: ,,,
rlti Schemes II uttsaciing n,te,iton It f,,ny llo
Of Interest tn know precisely whit, has l.cc,1
ern,ncnt Inns recently bccn showing disposition
!" .'s I1ally wt 5o.sx e.pcc'aI1y Aer M
y's pna,ts IT tho s 70 of kroad
syatcta. nntl sasernt parties hnys ntItaInel com
r'ssols. Lust summer tho Mexican ConRrcss
Rrant si,ct. Concessions rs hn might ,ectn most
atlva,!tnE'nns +" tho country, It teetns to Io
lst nnt eo1nt lnt Tasr s s Y t to sse,ye @
@ 0 ~ + ,,rs rsa 1ns ns ,~,""'a nn ID
oretnt!tn Il. Mexico II TINT frt,rn vera Cruz to
tlln eaI,ffn tity Ky ,s wtllcfl wis thillt nn,l s
W,s .9.' n @ IT, ',,s tf It1y N
ts.. rhe rni'tsnI stock c%nststS Of stl.:,y,1o In
nialHnry shares, si.:,;;1nrt, IL nrat rrcfnrcncc
s!lnt,s. *,pH ~ In *crn, preference st,arcs. md
sM,nlHtl NJ 4 t'cr ceI!t perpetual mortgage
,lnbrntnrr stock. 1lle tinvcri!tnent sut,.cri','l
!" sIssa;, I r r. the 1n.!.Ary sh.re: M fa!snx the
VI tt,o :hnt,se ns:at ,i'irng 4 serirs i
,rnrt. It a!sn Rrtutcs' Il direct subsidy nf
tt4. frn'f!i tRr cent ri tfv import duties from
ihu ts1stu-l'i,lstA 1T Ect1 Cruz Tam slnth.
s, VIZ sy Mse e 10 @ 'n tf:i aa ~ st pnss mss isi '
tcn.'t only ~ Inc tnort3uEo stock u'id tho first
rrf['rsst fsssnt sn9s sqsc, rcrnnps tho most ,mDor.
.al.t 8 thc Nrxisnn csnir wti',se lnn Is 10 =:
te!rl 1rtnn Tho clly IT MexItr, t. Fl i'a*o. lul
IL I'D eoees Viii 'ha Xte;o T"pek
4 snntn Ft, which y rcn.Alns, unt tor Tint
point. anl lg already Within lln m!ses of It: Thu
ct,,.ett3: and fn,inIy composed Of l.o.tun cnp-
tnsiA WIN Aru largcly Interested 4! tho Atgh'.
tS "k N!, Sni% it, rs e S ssx,ea IT, t. 1ea @f:s!
ii.s. and the Company wAa tureeetve Il subsidy
, 1880-11-22
jti0EF MARCH.

Spssfat Dts7ateh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
MUSC1E, Ind. NOT. :L-Tho condition OF
Judge Walter Mnrch. who Wis, at o'clock yes
tcrr!ny afternoon, solxcd with II strnkc OF
rnrn1yslH, II Tonight unchnn0ed. lie Is yet un-
conscious. aud biz frscntls hnve given up hopes
of his recovery. rho prospects OF bis donth havo
muLc heuyy mnny acnrts fn hfunCle To-day
, 1880-11-22

money tn forward the cn,sc "s the Irish
farmer. Subscriptions amounting To 81,
wrr. paid IN. Applications were received
from various tlae'H for lcayo to establish
branches, which wns granted.
, 1880-11-22

HEN. HYitNEss I,nDf.
F0nr Wore7fi, Tex, Nov. 2t.-The lHr1y OF Gen.
]. ]. IIyrncs, recently killed by the indians neAs
Fort Quittnnn, was brought In to-.lny.
, 1880-11-22
Shukers' Sarsaparilla ia n tr1lo tnodlctne.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tho Public VIII Beware of n Frxuf1us
len: imitation Of Dot.,ns' Electric Soap now
bring fnrcril On tho market BY ini4rupreAcnta-
lion. II will rltf, tlbty ClothcA washed With 1t.
lnalgt litNnll hnvtng DltliIlns' Electric.
, 1880-11-22

HYDE PARK.
At tho rcul1cat Of citizens, tho following ia
rcpabElshel, showing tho distribution Of general
funds for street improvements III tho tli!Ecront
clcctlor.tlstrIets fur lsst-'a): . -..-..
First District, Sa.,Gia; ScGnnd District, s..,0G.:
Third District, $a.2ip; Fourth District. $3,E'h;
Fifth District, $.44a..; Sixth District, $GE;
Seventh District, $5r'; Eighth District, s?,Gs3;
Ninth District, S..a; Tenth District. ss2.
These figures nro tHken from tho report of tho
Super intenaent of Public Works.
Antlrow Anderson, nf Wootllawn, whllo under.
mining bRnk OF earth IN tho South Turk, hni
hts !eg t,rok On by tho eHrth fnlfng on him. tfo
WIS t4ken ycstorlny to the County Hospital.
Saturday night ut 10 o'clock n fatal acotdent
hnppunctl OIL stony Island avenuo, Mt tho CROSS
ing OF tho 1laitEnloro & Ohio ltailroad.
l,rlsn Eolly, Of tho Illinois Ccntnat
tic gra.diug Of tho trunks 1T Konaiugto,l, ur,l i
INN nained Connols. were driving to Chi-
SS sts;sek II hy a1n is'ii noa Ksliy GsaE Killed sni
his ct.tnpanion lntlly Injured. Tho horse wns
KILLED ma tho n1Ey hroxS ,a S,,s co,n.o,y nn'
he'd.
4 musical ontertainment viii ba given to-
morrow evening iii tho Forty-flrat street Pres
Sstng Sras a1 th' rsi1s Of %, tn
Iiloptp.l expressing tho utmost rGRnnl for tito
Ituv. nnyf s. !uhlsnn. wllo bus aeverc'l his coll
grct % u tho % coprsE"tIai, @ it TMr.ln9 Viii t,le
w,io has 70 entcareti himself til III. Tho wnrln.
est w:ai,:s were expressed fur Ills SUCCESS In 1a
Dr. Joh,ls.,t, loaycs Hyde park 10 take charge
or tho First Presbyterian Church af Atm. ~.
evening tO tnku net!on relative to hla sucucssor
in tho pusturAto.
aouTn ciI1uAno.
It ia reported thnt Il nuw luEalInr cnmpany will
start III Nouth CIIeuKu Hext Btnaoil. u,nIeGtg,l
with IL pluu1lX- mill CDnsEnnf III Mlea1Hnn. 1t
, 1880-11-22
THE STEAMERS,

New Yo1lK, Nov. :1.-Arrlvcd, tho HrttannIo,
from Liverpool.
IosuoS, Nov .1.-stcamsh1p Clrcasstau, from
Montreal, and Frlsla, fruu, Now York, have nr-
rived Ont.
, 1880-11-22

Oai"sl,y, Scnntor t!urrows. W. Il. arr.tngs. II.
W. I'LL. James MllIk'tl, J. III. Lewis. Il. #.
Roberts, Rili j. X. 1tnru.
, 1880-11-22
r1t1, REV. r1E1.ntN0 n. EWING.

pEoAru1t H.. Nov, al.-Tho funeral Of tho tato
Fay FIplding n. Ewing, WIN al!eu III this city OH
tue lgtl, Inst, totIk place frtn tho Presbyterian
Church this afesnut,. THO church wna TILED IL
tts utmost capacity by our pcoPlU, whu Asseil'
bed ttoro tO lny t!loir lust tribute of respect To-
n highly cslocsneA ncIghlMr aud friend. A1notsE
ths,so present. frun a1rpltl wcru saIlutnr navid
I}Ayls t,vho who hure WIS tho guest Of tho lloll+
Il. y, Jack} tho lia md Mrs. j.. L. Stovthsuil,
Mr.. uni! 3tra ]. 4. Ewlux. atAtthow Scott, Dr, And
Mrs, Z. L. Wurr1ll, alnf bloomington; Campbell
Wakefield, Ut lleywurth. ILL.,, DR.. h1okItliey, OF
I.noon, ILL.,; W. +, Ewl'lE Ut Quincy; OrlAndo
Powers and Dr. w. ". !tursl.ai Ut Jacksonville.
Tho lornl otEorluys wero rich ald beautiful, Tho
ltey. W, II. prrsly, p;lst0r OF tho church.
preached Nn impressive fungral sorInOn. pAyln
IL hVh tribute to tho life atsl character OF tho
deceased, Tho lter. IIorpha nsslAlud IN tho
services.
THE nYcEAsEn
WIS horn IN North Cars,lnA III 1911, and grad
unttd frrMl tho Nashville University TT
lxB, Subsequently he graduated from
tue Princeton IheolnKcal b0mInnry, III
lBl;l and was IIconsosl tn preach
by tho New York lrehlytcry IN 1915. III lsa9 h0
VIVA pastor ut tho First Presbyterian Church Of
Bloomington, H., anl removed tu Decatur. III
isU1 hs wus Chairman, Ut tho Executive Com.
1nlttco ps tho Theological Seminary Of tho
Northwest. lucutcsi ut Chleaxo, A1tl WIS mainly
instrumental In permanently establishing thnt
Institution. Tho Seminary Including lts pEup9sty,
IL nav v,luc.i ut hait MlIllo,l VI ,lnlIars. Do
ceased leaves II vile, two ErDwtl dnAs, nnl q
juG8hter. Tho pai'-eeaFers wero cx-0ov.
, 1880-11-22

Ing arp the nhrs,es Of tfr Committee at Arrnnnn-
,nrits: ErrtIr II. ttarrIatI,. Tt.n,ns IEnynr. ".
Il. inir1nnk, Il. u. AsAy, Fcrd Peck, John Will
kitlYui1,
, 1880-11-22

NEW YDNK, Nov. et.-ShnnuOn s E4lrsnH's
Golden Datur Combination has left here I" f;i!-
III n1t engagement ut fLn1nn's Grn,i' urerls-
Jthisu, III Chicagu, commencing tb-H!urruW G'C.
u[1tr,