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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13
LIVER REGULATOR.
SIX the recoyerered

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and Ague. the mercarial
diseased patient how
they recovered health
cheerful spirits and
good appetlte--they will
tell you by taking SIM
MoEssLIvER RE ULATOR
OR MEDICINE.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13
STOCK SPECULATION,

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Wall Street, New YORK, buy stocks on reasonable
margin, and, when desired. will advise when and
what to buy. Also Stock Privileges in which SOS
TO 800 can be probably invested Opportunities
formation application, and Weekly Report sent
free
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13
COLLINS
voL1A'c ELECTRIC
PLAsTERs
Electricity and Healing Balsams. In
slant Relief from Pain and Soreness.

instantly and mysteriously the electrical forces
generated by this wonderful plaster acts npon he
nervous system, banishing Pain and Weakness,
r0uslng the dormant Muscles into new life, stimu-
lating the Liver and Kidneys, curing Dyspepsia,
Indigestion Bilious Collie, Cramps and Pains
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Scistica, Weak Spine,
Weak and Sore Ludgs. Coughs and Colds Weak
Back and Kidneys. Nervous Affections, Weak
Stomach and Bowels, Ague and Liver Pains En-
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Activity, Nervous, Muscular and Spinal Affections
relieved and cured when every other plaster, 1ini-
PRICE IS CENTS.
ment. lotion, and electrical appliancefails
Be careful to call for Collins VoLTAIc ELECTRIC
and insist upon having what you are
willing to pay for. Sold by all druggists.
, 1880-10-09

The welt-known whr correspondent OF tho
Du4v Ne1rs Of LondUu. Archlhuld furbcs, ur-
rived Iu N1w% Yurk city from l:urupD Oh tho u
Inst. Flo has perfected arrangements With II.
UOYlN Iarl0 t' ielsvar LECTURES In tho United
SttAs ylld ENnAlA during tho aeuson Ut lhS!l- VI.
li6i ilrsl ltuturo In the untto4 Htntes will be in
Now York In tho c0urdo OF q mouth. lletnr0
lhht. however. no tntetltiA to visit New Druus-
wick aud Nova scotia. lu III Interview With
II always kept OUT ct hot water during MY
campaigns by hover referring IL IntuItionV, but
always lealtily With past 0sents. ! hnvu lnynri-
ably tried to keep wntrcureespnnl0lc0 within
Its proper lllnlta, and h4ve tlierofu!U bud no
complications " lep!.,Es., Will confess, neyes-
tl,cluas, that hAyu been cuIIacuAs, utter tho
GrGnt, Ut li4lstGr which might hay0 occurred to
tho nriny with which was present, in conse-
tlNence If U communication I,nndo t0 my paper,
Allhnuxh la u legitimate hummer. The battlu OF
tl9vnA, fur instance, which wa4 fought
July 04 .S11S. was extremely =, dIaastroae ~
Known OF WAAt had occurred and pushed
their foes with aylxor. the l!lssiana would haxe
messed that battls. rodu to bucharest and telG
Kraplcl luMx account to l.oA.Iun. a LrpthHr
eorrcspondent told mo after tho wnr that hIA-
AuIuet All FAaAn. tha Turkish commander, when
MY colleague received II cupy 0f tho D1Qu Neus
continuing my account exeuucJ, My Tod!
II had known II Ut. tho titus moi NusslRH
wou ID hAyu booh loft Oh th!a aldo vt tho Dnn-
ube.' liut, except for tho ssuxgishuesa OF tho
TURKS a,,I thelr luck Ut enterprise in not tete-
gruphlux the particulars fEuM London to Con.
staMtin0pls. md theucu tu tho theatre OF war,
hlnhbmut would have learned al tho eyeuts
three days after tho occurrence"
, 1880-10-09
SUICIDAL,

MlIwAuKeE, Wis, Oct s.-Dr, n. Il. Will
ianlson, one Of the prominent physicians
among recent coners In tlils city, attempted
suicide by poisoning while occupying n room
at tho Kirby House Inst night Dy the prompt
attendance anA efforts Of hts fellow-practi'
TONER'S his life was saved, aud to 1lay. IN .
volunteered Interview, to be published ~
the Eus,lt,lu lPisconsl,s this afternoon. nr
Williamson "details at length the troubles
Which, IN eccnmnlatlon. prompted ltis ~ ~
suites, rector 0t an Eplscopnl Church u
T1ennsylyan!a. eng va tspossd By t,.e tne
cause 1T stories circulated to the effect thai
le hay visited houses OF ii.fians end l:Ea ~
lninistry, lie took up the practics ot ,ne4!:
cins, removing to Milwaukee IN 1877. In
this profession he has been unable to VIC
suillclent INCOME to maintain his former
style Ut llfe. Ills family relations have been
unpleasant, and IN these, accounts he "
tempted sslt-murder: To-day. he states no
heartily rcpents Ills act. His atteudin2
physician says he will recover,
, 1880-10-09
DRAMATIC NOTES,

DRAMATIC NOTES..
Barney Afacnuley will bc next weeks star
Mt the Grand Opera-1Iouse.
This evening the Inst performance by Den.
MINI Thompson will be giyell at AtcVlcker's.
Anna Dfcll,son's new play, "Au A.ner1-
call Girl" In which Fanny davenport Is tue
chief figure, and which tho New furk critics
hive damned, IL drawing largo audiences III
that city.
Slr. Thomas Kcene appeared as Olhello
ss lsS *s aaassoe st s Sna bsF pas: " u
tic door-aa on every night Ut tls engage.
nlcnt--long bptoro tho curtain. WIS raisel.
Mr.. keane's performance W1s fAvnrably &C.
copte.I by tho audience. Ihis afternoon the n
The evening IN Kfc3Mrti III. On. Sunday
night, tho last OF tie UnGN Ee1nbnt which las
been from first to lust II brilliant popular
SUCCESS, the iattor character Will be por'
traycu by Kce',c.
M Mr Ahefy ys1sss %s evsny eny y qds e. up daaI hts 1a ID
Now York, for no Inns arranged to porioIn
It for eight weeks, beginning Dec. q, and thc
work Of selectlng tho COSTUMES. ot Whlcl, 9oo
will be NECESSARY, has been begun; The tinIa
and half. 1t llas beon decided that. tho
l,u,nes df tho NctUrs shalt mt bu printed on
the program. There Is considerable tl!yorsi-
ty Of opinion III theatrical CIRCLES with ro'
RHTu 10 tg lHlt!IicllI result VI ulG HulEIF!ht1
solnu people thinking that great throngs w1ll
be nttractrd to tho, spectacle BY curiosity,
others that thu moral sotso OF tho community
Will bo shockcd, n1,d TINT tho great mass of
There Is a rulnor about ut New York tliat
active opposition luny ba looked for from the
Roman Cnthn'ic Church. but tlls Is hardly
likely, IT, as IL stated. tho Catholic l}sf,op Ut
referred to. him, a,!d after careful realhz
withdrew MI opposition.
, 1880-10-09


LONDON, Oct. 8.-The Buarl 0f TrAtle re-
turns for tho month Of September show tho
value of imports into tho United Kingdom to
be 60 50O, GOO lii excess Of the salne ,uonth last
year, a,ul tho value Of exports 700 lii
excess Of the salle month last year.
NO MoIsE WILL STEER.
LONDON, Oct.- s.-James Coull. the sa!ior
who steered the Shannon in tho action with
tile Chesapeake Off Boston narbor III 1919,
died to-day, aged o5. 1le will be buried With
military honors.
BURNED.
The Park Street Spinning .Compnny's mill
ut Haywood, containing 1000 spna!es, was
burned.
q, STATE OF DISTURBANCE.
DsDI.sS, Oct. 8.-'rhe Gazette comtatns q
proclamation declaring Galway ttl,l Alnyn III
Mstate Of disturbance, and requiring addl-
tonal police.
, 1880-10-09


nronovrcnd 9outhcrnnrq. nni hcInr 5,tcs-
,.aneo ,.lt s ~ - nrssne Metu rontto @ "et n niars
en,..o,sinI1usd Mn :J II tat tirv wn,,id not hayn
ach'tGm y rhnmvn rns'u now s ihsv % couid. Tho
snoak"r eclosslI hts remarks With
wI,irh ,i''o ware nro,,scI when c az yiowci ilis
,,iI1tnrv miI1t c"e"riaa ,'.ar thn f'"il NJ i'm haf
liz ~ Sf,ssp,,nry isid9o. rrclttn9 il, coi,tlrc-
t,n, - ti,arrwiii' n vrrs,, NJ the mem, "'rhn
ishc c " ao f ;y mseva s "tes NJ ,s ao
sr"tfnns ri liza cn,ntryt
Thn Chair called u,So,,
LAW o''|''' e'uA az, ..n,,,, an >,n
n't 1nWAnnD t'
SMpertntenuent 3t Scl.tio!st 70 speaK upon
"'rhe l'ubllo Schools OF America anu En-
gland.u ,..,
MIR. uoWlanh made m excellent nnd eio-
tltent aaaress., II whlct, amongst s;s Ginof
, 1880-10-09
To Hold 1t as n Base for Further
Naval Operations if Nee.
csSnry.
Galway and Mayo, Ireland, De-
cfared IN a State OF Dis.
turbance.
Haribnlli's Son-in-Law 10 Do Released
BY tho italian Government.
Fifty Persons suffocated by Foul Air
in Mine in Prussia.
TURKEY.

TQlkh II L
RUSSIAN OFFICERS olsDENEn 70 THEIR sfItra.
CErrtSJE, Oct s.-Thc Russian Einbnssy
has becll instructed to send all officers on
leave Of absence to their ships, as they sail
Immediately.
sEApoRrs TH1sEATENED.
A Paris correspondent reports that there Is
reason to believe that tho fleets will seize sev-
eral of the ctItef ports Of the iEgean Sea to
cnt of supplies and money from Asia aid tho
islands to Constantinoplc.
THE uERl.tS TREATY.
BERLIN, 0c!. s.-r].e Norl'4 German Hd-
zctte, Prince Bismasck's organ, considers
that. Us Ii, some quarters MI execution against
Turkey Is advocated, 1t is not inopportune
to reprint protocol eighteen ot the Berlin
Congress. The protocol shows TINT tho
Congress rejected both the Russian proposal
md tho Austrian amendment respecting the
control aud supervision Ut the execution Of
the Treaty Of Berlin, anti that the Turkish
PienIpotentlary, declaring that he wa3 ready
to carry out the treaty, declined to submit TO
any control.
oERMAsY's ATTITUDE.
BERLIN, Oct. 8.-GernlNlly Will refuse to
give any nr,nsttce to .coerctye measures
ngainst Turkey, unless oil the Powers par
tEcipnte I'll them.
STRONGLY D1sArrnovEp.
CoSsrASTISor1E. Oct. 8.-The conference
OF the Ambassadors strongly lisapproyed tic
purtn's attitude. The Austrian aud German
Representatives are nevertheless trying to III
tllice the other Ambassadors to avoid TASTY
action.
MoRF: rIsEssvnE.
l1oME, Oct. 9.-'The Dirftto says: " The
new proposals Of England lave not yet beell
ltspntcllcd to tho Powers. It ts probable.
however, the Powers will recall tic whole
diplomatic corps FROM C0nstanttn0plo and
Runl tie international fleet to the B0sulinrlls.
II Is unlikely any Ottoman rDrts will be
blockaueA, but II nlay be expected tho ilects
of the Powers will prevent Turkey from
senllng ammunition or neil to the Hellenic
provinces tn resist annexation to Grecce.n
The Dtrttto Is doubtless informed from
Official sources.
FALSE ALA1sM.
CErrlsJE, Oct. 8-Tucs.lay night an accl-
dental fire broke out at Synnjn, The 4 lba-
,lian nlountaIneers opened u fusillade from
ono end Of their position to the other. doubt
less taking THO tlnlnes for MonteneErln
sIgnnl OF attack, aud kept up heavy fire
until dawn.
ALL AGNEED.
VIENNA, Oct, 8--Tle Political CoTTc-
spo7ldcMce says England hns received the
declaration OF all the Powers TINT they. nre
prepared to assent to tue proposal Of England
to seize some l,1ace In tho Archipelago. Thu
commanders Of the fleet nro Instructed to
prepare to depart lii f0rty-elght hours for a
IrUSl destination.
, 1880-10-09
1IlstoFy Of the SSar-Asrangomens oI
HE Official 1kecor4ia ~ Nar ~ Now
NeudY for Publication.

1alstoFy of the Nar-Arrangomen OF
tlle Official Records ~ Nar AZ Now
lteudY for Publication.
WAxI1ik0TDS, Oct, b-Ihe following n the ar
fanKoluent Ut subjects In tho trxt series OF the
0lheul recUrtA Ut the Wur Uf thu ltubcllpu, ~
far u now prepared FUR pubIlcatious
VOLUME /.
Chapter t-Operat!ons In Chatlcston lFarhor,
8outh Curultnn. DeG. ~, l6tU to Aflrl? II, l2Il.
ChMptur Tho secession OF Georxla, Jan.
B-si. lndl+
Chnptor 3-The secession Of Alabama and Mis-
ttssipi,l, inn. ALL, lbai.
.,Chaptu,,s sa:7,oporauons In Florida, Jan. 0 to
Chapter h-The secession Of North Carolina,
Jan. q tO Mny =. lsdt.
cnaptsr gMThs secession Of Louisiana, Jun 10
Chupter 7-Uporat!ons In Tuxas aud New btex-
lc0 Fub, to June H. lsal.
Chapter B--OpurAtuns In Arknnsas, tho In.ltan
Territory, kai44x, Alll Missouri, Feb. 10 May o,
VOLUME =,
Chsptor 8-Opcsatlons In Maryland, Pcnnsyl.
yan!a::, Virginia, and West Virginia. Apri! II to
2uly III, 1b1l.
VOLUME g.
..Chaptor l0-Operatlona In Arkansas, the In.
alan Ierftpry, kunsAs md Missouri uRd IN
Ke9tueky ue wsst @ OF the Teaiirssee River, May 10
Chaptrr il-0perations iu Te1as and New
hpxleo, juno II, lbul ~ Fub. !, lHs..
yOLrNk l.
Chapter I2-0pcrattons in Kentucky east Of
, 1880-10-09
CASUALTIES. .
RUN OVER AND KILLED.

RUN OVER AND KILLED.
sptetal plpatth to TAt Chteaeo Tribune.
GnEuusv1Lr.E, Ill, Oct s.-Josoph Manly,
n brakeman on tho IiannlbaltS & Naples Rail-
road, ii, attempting to get OIL the plot of tho
engine ut Valley City. this morning, fell I'LL.
der the drlvc-whecls, which cut him III two.
Special Dtspateh 10 Tit Ch,edao Tribune.
GriAND HAVEN. Mich., Oct, 8.-Thts after
mon, In the north part Of the city. Tony
Vanderza'nl 'was riding OIL n f!ht cur, sitting
OH the brake. When sudden Stacking of tic
train threw hin, down between the cars, nrd
both his legs wero cut oil above tho knee.
lie lived three hours in the greatest agony,
dying at 7 o'clock tllis eyrnlng. lie was a
lumber tlcaler in good CIRCUMSTANCES nboMt
- years old. nrd teayea q wlte Mld six chill
dren.
BRApronp, pa., oct. s.-William Wilson
this evening wus tlrnwl1 from Ills hnrsu to
tho track uf tho Bradford. l31rtlell Il Klnsira
Kallroatl, nntt befnre he could get nut of Tho
wny train passed. over his body, killing
him Instantly.
, 1880-10-09

sptftat Dispatth to The CAteapo TRIBUNE.
ST. PAUL. Minn., Oct. B.-About 10 o'clock
tonight Alma Ford, q man who recently
ca,no here with his family from 1ltehland
County, was shot By h!s wito III u fit Of
temporary mental alteration. lie was sit
ting in! Ills house Will, his children, when
s!lU deliberately went 10 q bureau drawer,
ie 1io w ot .s.e u 'a plta snai a w wi ptss5 pF
ably die. Tho woman was ArrcstGtl, but Was
not rational enough to give any explanation
OK her net.
, 1880-10-09

tho Tennessee River, and in Tennessee july
tn Nov. 10. 1e6f.
Chapter i3-Qpcrations In Nortt, Carolina and
Fo,!thoastcrn Virginia, AuE. ], 1891, 10 Jan. II,
1sE.,
vOLuNE &.
Chapter 14-.OperntJons In Maryland Tennsyi-
ranin, ami Northern Virginia, Aug. ], 1851, to
MMrch II, istsss.
Chnptcr. .ls-orcrnuons In West v,ratnia, Aug.
], lHll to Mnrrb II. lSt9
, 1880-10-09

DENVER, Colo., Oct B.-Thu following was
received from Del Norte to-day: A Lieute1l-
mt Of tho Fourth Cavalry passing through
hero to-day statca tint at Rock C'l,f report
roache.l lin that a. s. Jackson, the 1nall' WHO
slut tho Indian Il few dnys ngo, was found
dead ut tie staltc. This ialIIcs with tha III
dtat, threats, md Is generally believed.
Great excitement prevails, nnd tho clllzcnY
threaten Vengeance.
, 1880-10-09

W.ATEnnuny, Conn.,. Oct. a.-Two laborcrs,
TlIo1nas kIlroo and II. Nico, were killed
this forenoon by the cavlng In OF n bank.
Kllrou's lead was nashcl to Jelly, nnl
Nlcol was frlghtflilly ulanglel.
Spsetat Dispatch to 1hs Chfeaoo Tribune.
DUBUQUE ill.,, Oct. "a son Of Mr..
PetoolI; living near Belmond, Wright County,
WIS killed tt-.iay by the accidental discharge
If n gun. Yhe l>atl passed up through Ills
clin.. tearing one side ot Ills heat com-
nletely OF.
, 1880-10-09
BUlfGLAISlES.

Enrly Thursduy ovcntng ii burRlar entered
tho residence Of ". ~. Parker, No, SO West
Harrison street, by c!amborlng In through An
unfnstened bedroom window wlio tho family
wcro enjoying themselves In the purlor. Goods
valued ut $40 were Bt0lcn
Chnrn!oy i Lovestelt. lumber merchants, hay-
ing ~, ol1ice ut No. 81 Wust Chicago ayenue, re-
pDrt that turglara Thursday nI9ht forcod upen
tho otce 1nIr with II uck-nx, which they also
the otlco. 4 blt WIS used upon tho sufc, but ti0
b1rKlarg ~ere either scAreI Otr hgfUre c1nnriut-
Ink ttlu1r work or GBc. abandoned II Ut their
uwn accord. Tho former is most likely. US they
tnatto II hHsty departure, leaving bGhInd them il
large. pnir Of tinltcr's shears, q carp0nter's
chfHal. and IN nuKur.
, 1880-10-09

MEMPHIS, Ten,1., Oct. 8.-l.nst Wcdnos-
day, in Concorlia, Bolivar County. Miss, n
Justtco OF the Peace, and j. W. Glover, a
farmer. Owen WAS holding his court, and
Glover made disturbance a,,d was ordered
llntlpr arrest by Owen. Pistols wore Mt once
drawn by both, and firing commenced by
each. Owen fell dead. tllover ran about
200 yards, mud fell. 1ln died after lingering
eight hours. Both were young meu Of good
st.uldtnS In the community,
, 1880-10-09

EGHAN EEHIVssH 39NWsFFt
MApuD, Oct. B.-The Committee fntrllstol
with tho revision OF tic Cuban customs
tariff laye completed their report It pro-
poses reduction of duties oil articles of cost-
sumption, nlaehlnery, aud manufactured
goods, a1ld Il suppression Ut sttiEerenttal ilag
dues, ultl recommends tho FREQ lmportation
Of Spanish ccreals into Cuba and tic .rctiuc
tt01 ut ten lscsutos pei. bArrct Un fnrclgn
curea1s. Tho report will be submitted To tic
COrtes
, 1880-10-09
1tOUNCEp,

Hpffial DItpateA 70 ThN Chftd9o 1HhuHk.
Jo1Igr, ILL.,, Oct a,-The R0asl Of Super
vlsors ut II o'clock tonight ca,lo to ballot,
a.d by u vote OF II to II removed the Demo:
critic Treasurer, Mr. John T. Don0,ue, for
malfeasance In office. Tho Republicans aud
the help 0f two Democrats, 4 now Treasurer
Will bo appointed tomorrow.
, 1880-10-09
NEBRASKA ACCIDENTS.

6bEe1dl DHP1tth ID 1hs tH1ta10 7TabNHR.
LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 8.-Two shocking ac-
cidcnts. resulting in death, occurred In tllls
vicinity yesterday. Willie Walker, . years
old, while hertttng cows, incidentally SHOT
himself. Beforu the body WINS found, hogs
Ind eAtcu away n greater portion Of his face
willie still alive.
~ young lnan named Smith while pusll-
tng itat-car Mt the town Of Roca fell, md n
cur behind hin passed over his body from
head to foot.
Tho Directors car Of the Burlington &
Missouri rnr Into q freiEht-trafn near the
Kansas tnc early Frtduy morning. No lives
wera lost. The train WINS wrecked.
, 1880-10-09
HOTlI DYING.

8pttlas DHpatth to 1Ha Uhtcaqo 1flbaHE.
KANSAS Clrf, No., Oct. 9.-Two negroes
at IL 1o!ltica! 3neetlng near Wyandotte lu.sl II
terrible fight last night, which will cnh in
the death Of both OF them. One, named Ma
SOIL, demanded aunIo ta.onuy frnm George
Harding, whicl, .was rnfused Mason seized
huge knifo md rl,sl,utl ut Harding, but was
shut through. thB brNAst. not, however, be-
fore !le cut tho shooter four tllacs, BOTH 0re
, 1880-10-09
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW YUNK, Oct. S,-Atriyed, Neckar,
from Ilreuneu; SieSia, from Hamburg;
Rotterdam, frolu Rotterdam.
QuEESsrowS. Oct s.-Arriyed, 8. Baltic,
from New York.
L.lNuoS, Oct. e.-Steanlers Bolivia and
Alusel. FROM New York, MID 1iiystun, fsom
Boston, hnYe arrived out.
, 1880-10-09

DANy1T.LE, W., Oct. "a writ OF error
anil superse{leas has been awarded! In the
case of De Jarnctte, convicted of the mur-
tler OF Ills sister anil sentenced to D6 hanged
tue Mtl lust: Argument Will DO heard
December next,
, 1880-10-09

RICHMOND, W., Oct. s.-Oeoreo Lowry
a,,d DaviA Thomas wesa hanged by the c.t!-
xens OF Nelson county for having grossly as-
saultel and robbed u widow named MAsSte.
, 1880-10-09
OBITUARY..
DIR, JOHN RICHARDSON.

BFVt7dl UUpdEeH 10 tn EH9td0o 1FEoHH3s
DEiplII, Ind, Oct. s.-Dr, john Richard
son, one Of our Oldest and most respected
physcuns, ttied at Ills residence iere yestcf-
day. The Doctor Ind considerable reputa-
tlon az ii Politician. having served one or two
terMs III the 1ntla1ta Legislature. lie nlso
tI1Ietl for u term Ut ypAr8 an Important p0si'
tlUn IN tho Stuta Insane Asylum, being Med
Ical Director,
, 1880-10-09

SALEM, Mass, Oct. 8.-Chnrles ]. Free
mun, tho Pocasset child-lnurdercr, escaped
frotn tho Dallyers Insane Hospital this morn
, 1880-10-09
AT MOLINE, ILL,

spsstal DtspateA to Tns Chicago Tribune.
MOLINE, ILL.,, Oct. "a store belonging to
john Vnnluyance wis burned to-day. Tho
loss ls 81, 100, Ut which $1,000 was Insured !n
tho british American aud $40 III tho lioma
Ut NpW York,
, 1880-10-09

MANNING. y. G., Oct. 8.-rhe storcs Of n.
Levi aud W. Welnhurg burned yesterday.
I4cyi's loss Is s3s, ,ooo; insurance, s.o,0oo.
Wetnburg's loss Is unknown. The fire was
the work Ut III iIlcenltiary.
, 1880-10-09

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct, s.-The false work
Of the 1lcw bridge at Chippewa Falls wNs
broken to-day by n heavy tllnber fall[,.g, mid
six men were thrown Into the river. Will
lam Drnwi, died fr0n! lis injuries. The rest
wtru rescued without serious injury,
, 1880-10-09

ATLANTIC CRY. n. j., Oct. 8.-Dan Gard.
ner, proprietor of tho Columbia House, and
4 well.known retired circus mau, died yes
terlay, ngeQ O..
, 1880-10-09

6pftal D13patfh 70 1he Ehlea9o 1F1b4nF+
MILWAUKEE, Oct. B.-Tho s0da-water es-
tablfslmett Ut Otto Xwe1tluscil was damaged
to the extort OF Sa,o00 by tiro this lnoru!ug.
Tue loss IL covered b., insurance.
, 1880-10-09

QUINCY, ILL.,, Oct. 8.-From Capt. NJ. D.
Marne, Of Now Canton, Pike County, ILL.,, a
correspondent Inns just learned of fcarfnt
tragedy, caused by love, md resulting In n
double murder anl suicide. 1t seenls tint
six miles from New Canton lived Il family
l'nlncd Baker, consisting Of father, mother.
ai'd two daughters, the elder Is years Of agc.
"a young man named Sellers, from, Nebo, in
the sntllu county, Inns been working fur tho
funilly. About . O'Clock lust evenIilg, willie
Alr. llaker was from home. Sellers Insisted
hati becpi,,a nttneMeh, shonlA p7oMise to
marry lin. This was refused, wllen Sellers
drew n revolver md first shot tho dog, md
thcn Immediately shut .tllo m0tlor and the
ale to his own temple a1rl iiriul. Every slot
was instantly fatnl. The entire TRAGEDY. was
Witnessed by the youngest daughter, frnnl
this morning tho above facts were elEcited.
The aiEair las created Intense excitement,
, 1880-10-09
A Fearful Double Tragedy in
Bolivar County, Mis-
sisslppi.
Double Murder and Suicide Result
ing from Jealousy, Near
New Canton, III. y
Two Hen Lync1icd for the Crime Of
Robbery, In Virginia.
Freeman, the Pooasset Murderer, Escapes
from His Hospital Prison.
THE FO9A1lrY MURDER TRIAL
yptetdt Dtsrateh to Ink E.hitano Tfibuns,

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spee.a. Drue" 1,,'A 70 ~ I1eaes me-, .''Da"',
~. h.MoN. WIS., oet. 7, s:Innc io..rsm "ay oa
the prosecution In attempting to estabItsl, the
bcItrf In the minds of tic ilirors of the illicit
rclntioms nx,stImo hot,vseu % r,,ria.;onson tI'n
hired man, who confesses to tho murder. and
Mrs. Fugarty. In this tile prosecution Inns
been apparently successful, IN nearly every
,.tnoes lint Inc hoa,, cntfnf loa tnatIf,u,l to
acts OF qnestlohaole character between tl'e
two.
L Mrs. I1aupt, OF Jancsyflc, testified that sllo
went Ia Forarty's honsa when thew resided
, 1880-10-09

ca!alaty fell tlpDn It nlll lle saw how noble y
stand sho VIM il,.lk Ink ag1lliIst ithe tloughtof
whit Woultt 10 the best method VI pnyihg tic
debt. AZ lust ll9 tecldM to 20 sometnlnK
tho city that wins to rise nEafn, and so no NIB
Piled to tllo authors Of England for assistance
u help Chicago refill Its Public LtbraEy
shelves, atld the application tIlct with sinTll-
to send n number 0f works containing the
autographs Ut this antl'ors; a,,ung u,enl tho
works of her Most Gracious Majesty Queen!
,NlcsoFIa lappIAnss1, amt tl'oGgl. l,s ; lnA
Wh.ch contained M photographic letter from
their .author,-lor4 leacal.sltetd yet llo
w:!s ah!e to ssnd oyer l!ls books With tic yotc
cas6 Library, aud many Ct his !,rarets lnI
read the chnraettTstio lHttpr; II they had l,ht
he hoped they would. rs It was revelation
OF tl!e character Of tttAt most remarkable
Individual. Laughter atd RpplRusB.1
lntions between the two great branches OF
the Angio-Saxon race were very, different
from those at present prevailing, :, ai.d
1.1 whsh ,sSt S SSpea Seae w9S4 a ss as Whit tSat
these two great nations would never
be f0unI again In aMtngnnlsiM to onu nll-
other: As ali earllest of tho deep Interest ha
took n America, the speaker neuttonsd ,the
takcn past In the Rugby Colony. 0ne Of
them, il sun. hal been several years In the
country, nlld les!des fo hat two nepliows !n
Ioxas., All Of these l.ad taken thp necessary
work OF civilization depclileA Breatly llpul,
the Ang'o-Saxon race for Its pr0Kress, alil It
would a4sance NIL tho more rapidly aill cer'
t tainly while tue most c0rtt(al relations OK
ssmakns II liz lie oojsct of lis VIII isre, Ar.
klaaa was u the habit ot E.!lny wrong on