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, 1880-09-04

10 fht Eilll0f o. 1hE Ehlc1P3 1Tlbnnt.
FULTON, Ill, At1s. .a.-T, too, utn new conner,
hut, rs n rentlor nf The Home, nevertheless
sa,!y disappointed nuu thoroughly t,isR,,stel ut
many things which nrncnr therein. and With tho
tnuch~nbsctl nnt etnlU theme at love I'll pMr-
ticular. An empty wnEon inkcs the tntst ,tltsr,
md as It seems to n,nkn hut little difference
With the Hrent majority uf tho cootn9 doves Tint
contribute tu Tile Homo whit lilo subject nAt-
ter may DO, they nrn ctcriNlfy pratEng n9out
love. II would an,tbtlcss lio, altogether snfo to
predict thnt nnetccn-twcntlctls 0r these atcls-
cntng sCntllncnsnlfsts do nut Etcn know Wrh-
stcr's hc''Mltion af tho word. m,,eh less nppre-
cintc or exercise It, except In Futsonu n,ll,ulott
aha fhml car.'ases nf lHnnlles Or @ @!nnkt'lury
nslnls; A. AZ eyi,!ecs "! , Of tsir mhly t. M
cisni n, iryuf,y, they III, their trenchnnt ~
ncn IN h.'l',al, sn1e md [a';net' f1r,h lhtsnt t
Worthy a;y IT 1T tuoir .tce iii: icst aiisI'a
10 such nwful, p'on.l-c,.rdinx things M II 1'ar-
thor tinwr sunssli,lIes.- thclr o:nntlonal
.M.sWrss, - wu,,I hs;sur ssessst IRAN. s'.ch war
poo,ir. su,ii.jnsprimg ihoi!cs nl tnuoitsilne,
tnllsLg, 1--we. nn'i 1owcrs. "t.uvr." according to
W,b.t.r, Is excitement ty l'sn.lty," md wls,scs
Hf.er waning, i!eta.,. as.ssw, whcm sssurc s ~
is'ich tcnlIty ~ !ifn i.'r wlicl, to wED lmttlt2
Slnny IN thor ltlnl tnlntuatlotl e0t',u siurt o.
bruitty, cvult or. clln II tn1 that sunH nrE silt
conssli'ln!to is1its. nntl therefore =" ',l rs t,
fHA f11uf{ {l11lFs
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n,tnrmn"s or iira" wnrtfj!,crs t st,rin IN ' .f
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scinrIY xly' H. ' mn, m.rsns ~ tIs stt,tu 'f nj
.ns1s '!te'' "h'' MN pc'""l'' ~ VI "''
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~ s x ",s %s n n:@ csr. M9n 10 ,K9 ,r fo
,Sr't tnthEs sn"M PERSONS VI Srit w tsNsat
IT, snt ,,u tnn,"r nr ;,oI lnhv IN nSscrcmfo
y ~ at.'Ss"1 @ 'n,t ,i, . Ht2 rt2 ~ H,,. ,to,,
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ts . st'!n a ILL., ~ stn ~ ~ .a.F ~ y u..''Si ; & ~ ,ui ,,
iri wsres s,.y In nj "It III p'hliy III thoy ro nsi"r. lar.
ts; MI saey WIN Msess ss. SGu 80 ny "S
II n,t,! ia , w.nt E,;3 ,nth1n. ,,sc ,,r IN,
ior ~ A - HH xii 5 ~: 1 tnn f ,ios
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t.tres St,h,t artt Sm Ts sHey % .e.i"rn tny
Gn ,li fg xc,v IT, % na onu u ,,a" s IN, ~ 1a r'so
~ 1p tnnt % usGtS u"ns u % ~ .'!u f .uf ,1 f lt
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Ply s,i.t -. f ,.. '! a tu "ut" ~ ~ nt @ ,i ~
tn1 Nf!lGTs !r AMo sE,!nt % y" ~. ,a t1uis l
snnnro o. a@tsn; n ms.ena OF ka ~. r
.,s'MGn ,.r, a', ,,'ne1,',,'3 ~ Tn G
EtGut HHh1l9, WIZ eNHf Gs'tHMuhtHlt" mugs.
, 1880-09-04
Polly phemus Performs Little War.
Dance for Fun.
A Not Ovcr-EfEccti1e Reply to Eta Beta
ri by Forty YcarS.
Some More Descriptions Of Maryland Seem
cry by a Travelling Chicago Lady.
Mabel Gray Furnished NTH Any Amount o( Good
Aa1'te BY aigRone.
Life's Aims Discussed by Maud Mercd|lh--
Miscellaneous Contributions, Eso.
SLEEP. !.

Clothe u,e IN dreams, O sweet, sad wrath OF
Steort -.........-..
Nvrar me from head to feet In garments whlto
OF mystto dreams: With stnrs Of radlnht light
Gcmu,rtt hero md thcre In these pale clouds
TINT wcert
For tired aenrs and weary hrntn t1nth leap
with ono Eroat throb toward tho dim unknown
Tint holds long rcst for onrth-born Sigh and
inOnn.
6hrold me IN pnltft! dreams, o Rhost Of Sleepi
1.ny your wnn fingers on my aching eyes.
And It'd I,fo's other Fintom@ tleo nwny
Int q tho solemn etindcs thAt llnvo no .lnY,
Whc ere. hrtoAingy. ctcrnnt silence lIcal
Then whisper, SOFT ns moon on frost-wreathca
hhnf.
"Drcan,, worn-ollt ono, drenm hero, forever
ntOTpT' -..
1850. FANNY Dn1scolL.
, 1880-09-04
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents.
Tbore II nut rcmrt!lAt ngent iM this world thIs
Will euro Fever uMd ABuc uEd all othcr ai@tast'
ouA, Bilious, Scnrlct. Tvphoifl, YclnW, and ntls
fcvcrs taitici t,y iAnWAY'a PILLS. 10 quickly
as SItAUWAf f'S READY RELIEF.
FIFTY CENTS TER lOTT'LE.
, 1880-09-04
niDvvAYsS READY RELIEF.
DIR. RADWAY'S
ARSAPARILLIAN
RESOLVENT.
The GREAT BLOOD PuR|FIER.
Clln,lges as Seen and Felt, as
they Daily Occur, Aft
er Using Il Few

]. f'ood fpIrita .dIgoppcarnuco Of woaknc,,,
ianxuor. t.vlaue,N'.y, i"cscass aud hardincsso 4
:. Strength increases. appetite i,npsoves, rcI.
,ss, tor foMi ~ ,ots sour sr"otatsoils nt w4ter
slco,,, nwakeu fresh and vigorous, ''osa
,e .kp ps es4 1f snSts s SpSee' tsa sna%pss
eey o s1i1 she hsi hsSHF Ts'f ts Eesf. Psss
wlt!!unt lnit nr st:Ildlng; little or no sediment;
qnrttoy of involuntary. weakening .liach.rssce
n,nncnt cure. incrcasrl sirrnath exhibited il
tho scsrctinR Elands, an.lfuncion harmony r.
'rs Yeow txo ~ t wte OF tho eyc, and
ctu,Kcd toa c!car. lively. md healthy coior .''l
l,,mrs Or sMrsles wtli rralSs grent beaett bSltf IL
cxpGctnrn!nf freely thG t',cKh phteRm Or nlacus
ts,t s tue E; HnaES "T s. III e wn
couFh; general incrcuse Of strenRth throughout
the systcn,: KtUppnEG nr nsght-swcnta aud pana
ic2s shnuEiert, ole: cessatton of enid and
c'iill.. scI,so or surocattel,, hard brcnthur aid
rnf Ss % ty S yk w e .5mp'a Ss,1E 4
':s &s III 9 et !ae ssIHiisssArAltL1Ax
Gu, WIFI vii a II al forcaa III Ind S!rss,s !pS1s
deposits. nntlcs. tunlnrs. cAcnrS. l,nrd luinna,
so!,na and healthy: ulcers, fcvor surcs. chrunle
skin discusses. Kradnaly disappear.
Z erery wesn sfn IT.
Innate hare accumulated aid bccnmc deposited
IN the homes. Joints, etc.. ca.fsnR carries q! Tho
sSs aS Wit so reso,ve v y'n tscso "s epo;. saH,
nnd i exier,ntnate tho virus of tho disease from
~. # those who nre taking theae medicines ior
tho cure. uf Chr1ntc. Scrnf,tloHs, or Syphl!tIo
, 1880-09-04
CONSUMPTION

t,f tho Lungs and 1uhereu.ous lhthiss, scrot.-
lm-SyphtIoht IbIseases. Wnst!n3. Degeneration,
rnne of Water Hnstnntancnus relief nGorrt.
whcre cnthetnrb, linre lmen .tsefa. thus doing
asny with tho painful operation Of ,,'iny these
alid III all cases Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-21
JUMPED THE TRACK,

Cincinnati, Feb. 20.-A Belaire spec al
states that as the engine of the passenger
train Of the Belaire IL Southwestern narrow
gauge railroad came on the trcste work, so
feet nigh, near Jacobsborough station last
night it jumped the track, throwing the
coaches and the baggage car down the en-
5ankment, turning bottom up. Its rumorod
that eX-Congressman Danford and Mrs.
Caldwell were MORALLY injured and A. B.
Bots, mail agent. badly bruised.
Cincinnati, Feb. 2O-Adviccs from the
scene Of the railroad acciieRt, near Belair.
Ohio, are meagre, as there is no telegrphic
line TO Che spot. 1t is reported that ex-
Congressman Dantord, Mrs Caldwell and
Mr.. Bonner are fatally hurt, and at least ten
or twelve others seriously injured.
Cincinnati, Feb. 20-Thc lotest reports
from thescene of the Bellare q Southwestern
railroad accident state that none of the
wounded have yet died. Those reported
fatally injured are eX-Congressman Dan
forth, A. Ii. Wylie, Mrs. A. B. Caldwell,
Henry Wendell and William Trigg. Those
reported severely but not fatally injured arc
Mr. Boerman, of Parkersburg, West Vir.
g!nla; Mr. and Mrs Bowman; Mr.. Pendle;
Conductor Burkhead; Mail-asenl Bath: Ex-
press-messenger Hayden, and others whose
names are not given. There were upwards
of forty persons on the train, and it is con-
sdered almost miraculous that SO many
escaped fatal injury.
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FROM SAN ANTONIO.

Special Dispatch to the Herald,
En- GOVERNOR DAVIS CALI A MILITARY
MEETING.
San Antonio, Feb. 20..-A call has been
issued here, signed by L, j. Davis, Brigadier-
General of Texas cavalry, and others, for n
reunion ofthe First Texas United States
volunteers, and ex-Federal soldiers residing in
Texas, at Austin, March 24th, 1880. The
purpose of forming the association is to per
petuate the history of the regiment.
RICH SILVER SPECIMENS.
George Menzbach, who accompanied the
Chintl Mining expedition, returned to-day,
bringing five specimens of surface ore which
assayed as much as fifty ounces of silver to
the ton. lie is confident the expedition will
bring forth good fruit, and open up new fields
of enterprise for West Texas.
Great preparations are being made by the
Athletic club to celebrate Washington
birth-da',. in becoming manner
ONLY ONE WEEK FOR LANHAM.
John Lanham, the murderer of George
Drake, will hang next Friday, unless the
Governor commutes the sentence, which Is
hardly probable, although Lanham is still
hopeful of Communication, and does not seem
particularly alarmed over his impending fate.
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COTTON CASE DECIDED.

New York, Feb. 16.-The trial of the suit
of George L. Kouns & Brother, of New Or
leans, against Captain Otis N. Butler,
formerly United States Purchasing Agent,
to recover bonus of $4,000 which
was paid to the Government during the
war for the purpose of allowing eight hun.
bred bales of cotton to be put in the market
ended today, the jury rendering verdict Of
S29,S59 in favor of the plaintiff. The novel
question involved in the case was the con.
struction of President Johnson's war procla-
nation, plaintiff claiming that the procla-
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STATE SUBJECTS.
FINANCIAL FACTS FROM AUSTIN,


STATE flNANtkh,
Austin, Feb g0,-The reports now being
made out NJ the Complrolors olloo will
show ~ very healthy state Of tho State Anan-
ces' Thoro will be quito an excess over OK
pcndlturcs, md that, too, Notwithstanding
that ono'quartor Of the general revenue has
been paid for schools, the only source pay
Ing one'slXth being tho boll-punch and
the drummors' Tux, n the two lattor arc tho
only taxes collected thus far for 1879,
of which one'sxth was appropriated
for school purposes II shows conclusiyely
that the claim Of the school mon In the last
Legislature was right when they insisted TINT
one'quarlor could be appropriated, and
still the Government could DO run within
lis revenues.
Treasurer Lubbock will probably call in
some more deficiency warrants after the nc
counts up 10 the FIRST of March are made
out They are par with accrued interest
BURIED.
G, l., Mcmillan, killed by Eanes an yes
terday, was buried this afternoon,
The verdict Of the Coroners inquest has
not yet been returned, The District COURTS
engaged in the trial Of g. Q. Darlington, for
murder. 1t will consume the week.
MEXICAN MOB.
The following dispatch was received to-day
by Adlutant- General Jones, dated III Paso,
Texas, February 20, 1880; "The County
Surveyor and party were attacked by nm
armed Mexican mob on tho San Elizario
Lands on the 10th inst. win eXtradite
Particulars by mail. A. BLAcKNER
Judge and Extradition Agent, United States
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ton issued by tho President, dated June
10, 1868, removing all restrictions on
trade and commercial intercourse IN territory
east of the Mississippi river, and made eYac-
ton Of the bonus Illegal, Tho cotton In
question came from Shreveport, IN the Rod
river country, and bonus of % per cent,
was paid TO Captain Butler, then purchasing
agent, who turned the money into the United
States TREASURY,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-21
FIRE,
BIG FIRE IN NEW YORK.

New York, Feb. 20.-The large, tve-story
iron-front building, 304 and BOG Broadway
was entirely destroyed by fire this evening
Two iremen, who were upon the roof
when it fell. persisted in the flames.
AT 1880 the fire was still burning, but unde
control. The total loss exceeds Sl,000,00O
as follows: Hazen, Todd IL Co., $4,000
Dickershaf, Ruillors & Co., $4,000; Jane,
Wilde jr., 81 Co., S35O,0OO; Lorillard & Co.
$4,000.
Philadelphia, Pa.. Feb. 2O.-The Imperia
cotton mills, at Darby, owned by John Yer
fingers estate, were destroyed by fire las
night. Loss, $4,000.
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a. CARD

been identified with the gwth and prosperity of Dallas from
the opened business here EF year has witnessed large ad
on list of customers and hav made greater preparations than
year. with regret auggon the the city
facilities because athe active business season. will
b. very difficult all good from the Railroad depot to
in the prescribed time and Turner prohibit the of side
walk adjoining entrance ohb samples of goods
6 space instead twenty 2O che present We do
sidewalk front cur solicit trade but rely
wholly the limited number of mpswhh exhibit to make known
business therefore, city Authorities should pass proposed
ordnance trust th public will read
business from week weekand thereby keep informed
our location and of business
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-21
HORRID HANGINGs.
Ten Thousand People Present and a Dollar Apiece
for Seats.

Cincinnati, Feb. 2O.-A dispatch from
Murfreesboro, Tennessee, says fully 10000
persons witnessed the hanging of John Hal
and Burrell Smith, near Titles creek, to-day
for the murder of Henry Pugh, in 1879. The
scatfOld was erected within thirty yards of the
public square, and raised seats had beer
erected facing the galows, which were sold
for one dollar apiece. Hall died without 4
struggle, but Smiths death was painfully
prolonged.
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DIR. BRANDRBTH DEAD.

New York, Feb. 2O.-Dr. Benjamin Bran
dretb, of Brandreth pills notoriety, died sud-
denly at his residence in Sing Sing yesterday,
of heart disease. He leaves an estate valued
at from S2,OOO,OOO to S3,OOO,OOO, including
considerable real-estste in Texas.
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BIG STRIKE ANTICIPATED,

Cincinnati, Feb. 20.-Telegrams from
Piedmont, West Virginia, report that a
strike of all mining operatives in that vicinity
for higher wages will probably BE- made
Monday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-21
A BOASTPUL BOATMAN.

Toronto, Canada, Feb. 20.-Hanlan offers
to wager $1,000 that he can beat any man in
the world five seconds in the Toronto bay
race, to take place in June or July. He has
deposited $500 forfeit as an earnest of his
sincerity In the offer,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-21
AN OPEN SWITCH ACCIDENT.

st. Joseph, No, Fob. 2O--An engine and
thirteen freight cars were ditched near Rem
ick, on the St. Louis & Wabash railroad,
last night by running into an open switch
John Brennan, engineer and a brakeman
were seriously injured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-21
OABINBT-MAKBRsi STRIKE.

New York, Feb. 20.-Five hundred cabi-
in the employ of H. Herman,
struck yesterday for an increase Of wages
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-21
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

Detroit, Feb. 20.-The Republican State
Convention will meet here May 18th.
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WASHINGTON,

Warrington, Feb, 20,-The subcommittee
Of tho House WAYS aud Means committee
to-day heard arguments by Representative
Joe johnson and Mr., Barrow Richmond In
favor of the bill amending the revised stat
utes relative TO tobacco export bonds, They
will probably report II fWorably TO the full
committee.
STAR ROUTE REDUCTIONS,
Postmastor-Genoral Key issued mn order
to-day reducing the service on Nil star routes
to one trip per week, allowing one months
extra pay In service dispensed with, II this
reduction is found insufficient to keep the
expenditures within the appropriations, the
service placed ON all now routes since md
including July lst, 1879, will be entirely dis
continued, The Inst named routes were es-
mblshed by post routoa, but were passed. by
the extra session Of Congress last year and
are mostly nsubordinates.
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CUSTOMERS at a distancecan always buy what they
want precisely the ame terms as if they called in
person In writing for .annples always indicate the
price of what you want md samples will be sent IN
all cases, free Ofcharge. SANGER BROs.
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To PRINTERS.


Tl1O PRINTERS-Four imposing stones for
L sale. Apply otns office.
TINO PRINTERS--l0O fonts of secondhand
l. display and card type, In cases and tied
up, for sale. Apply to this office.
ITO PRINTERS--For sale, bed and roller
l. platen proof press, cheap. Apply to this
Office
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-21

YSICgAN.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON NOR
y TON. Office, In first national bank build
ms. Residence, Corner Haniacinto and
Harwood streets. nov27 DIR
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
ARTIFICIAL DIAMONDS At LAST.
The Russian Government aull Much Alarmed
Attn Attempt 10 XIII ths Oar Debate
10 tho House Of Lords Over Irish
Relief Aighanstan, Eto.

London Feb 90 Tho boring of the 81
dolhard tunnel will be- flushed in twelve
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FOUND

MOUNDS artists crasors, owner can get
II by applying 10 this oniee and paying Tor
Ihla nhNnrIIa mont IrhIl
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-22
wouar, rs Lawyers.

Though Old Nr Fogy has long question
ed woman's fitness to practice law,and bel
opinions concerning legal matters, DO one
has ever questioned her opinion concern
ingI DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prespriction
For women freely affirm that the Prescri
ption is positive cure far those drag
Ring down" sensations, and the many
diseases and weaknesses peculiar TO their
sex. The Favorite Prescription is sold
by all druggists under a positive gnar
antee. e-o
PITTSBURGH. Pa. March 14tb, 1879.
DIR. r, V, PIERCE. Buffalo, n. Z:
Dear Sri was treated by four differ,
eut physicians without avail for disease oi
the liver and uterus, Some time ago
commenced the use of your FaEorute
Prescription and Discovery. being at the
time confined part of the time to my bed
AT fret nv Improvement was slow oot,
/ now fnd myself well after the use ol
four bottles of each of the medicines
With many, many thanks.
I am. very respectfully.
MARY E, GRACE,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-22
POLITICAL.

CHICAGO, May 2l.-The Tribune's
Spring field special states that ten OF the
Congressional districts have entered their
protest and deny the right or authority OF
the Logan element in the convention to
throw out the anti-Grant delegates. aud
that these districts had previously chosen
delegates who will take their appeal to the
National convention.
SELMA, May q l.-The Republican state
convention passed by ll3 to So the folloy-
ing resolutions:
Resolved. That the choice Of the Re-
pubicaus of Alabama for president OF The
United States is the ilustrious soldier,
patriot and Statesman. u. s Grant; that
the delegates from this state to the Ch "
cag0 convention ars hereby instru;iod aad
.oIsuluiy pledged to cast the whole vote ot
that stAte in that convention for U. s.
Grsnt, 50 long az a mnj5Ei'y OF the delega
tion shall decide that there is reasonable
probability OF his nomiEatioD.
Resolred, That all those Who may be
hereafter declared elected as delegates to
the Chicago convention shall give pledge
to abide by the foregoing resolution and
10 the event of their doing so, then the
maiority of delegates so pledged shall cast
the whole vote of the state in convention.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-22
MISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS. May 2l.-A suit of oonsld-
erable importance to steamboat men was
decided by Judge Treat, IN the United
States district court to day. In November
last the tow boat Liouess, No. 2, shipped
a crew of ten men at Pittsburgh, to bring
a tow of coal to ST Louis. 90 arriving al
Cairo the tow was divided as usual, requir-
ing two trips to bring the entire cargo
from Cairo to this port. % her second
trip the Lioness was obliged to lay up at
Bushberg. twenty-6ie miles below here.
on account of ice in the river. The crew
were paid off to date and discharged.
Subsequently, the men sued w. III. Brown
& Co. the owners of the Lioness. for their
expenses back to Plttsburg and wages
until their arrival at that port, and Judge
Treats decision is 10 their favor.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-22
INDIAN q,

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2I.-A dispatch
from Tucson, Arizona, SAYS dispatches
from Capts. Upper and Kramer state
that they ran Victoria into New Mexico
capturing twenty horses, They passed
within Eve miles of the head OF Gen;
Hatch's column and followed the trail
beyond the line towards the Rio Grande.
Gen, Hatch's troops were placed on the
trail, the Arizona troops having exhausted
their rations, breaking many of their
horses down. They turned the trail over
to Gen. Hatch. in whose department these
Indians are now going to the Mescalero
agency.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-22
The Strikers.

OMAHA, May 22.-Two companies of
militia, one from Columbus and one from
Whahoe armed on special trains last night,
Gov. Nance arrived with the Columbus
company. Two companies Of Omaha
militia are DOW on duty at the smelling
works. Two com panies OF United States
troops from Fort Omaha are uader arms.
at Fort Carroll few rods from the
smelling works. No conflict yet between
the strikers and troops, but it nay occur
any moment The authorities are deter
mined to protect the Smelling Works Co.
in putting men at work who want to do so.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-22
.XLvI CONGRESS.
HOUSE.


WASHINGTON, May 22.-There wa.
much confusion over the public building
bills, and when a motion go into committee
was made. the point raised Of no quorum
Finally the House decided LAG TO 40 te
go into committee, and MIR. Bragg moved
to reconsider, which was tabled, and the
house considered in committee, the reports
from the com mmitttee on public buildings.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON. May 22.-The Presiden.
presented the Secretary of the Treasury's
answer to the resolution regarding the
method of revenue service, 10 su bstracting
the tsre or foreign sugars imported iu
boxes; IA per cent, is allowed in such cases
but importers may insist on the ac,ua
tare.
Bills passed extending the southern
boundary of Nebraska so as to include the
present territory of Dakota south of the
430 parallel east of keyapada river, and
west of Mamie channel of Missouri river.
when the Indian titles are eXtinguished
After few unimportant changes the bill
passed.
Senator Morgan supported his joint rule
for counting the elestoral vote.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-22
SENATE.
The MethodiSts.

CINCINNATI. May 22,-There was g
stormy and exciting session of the NJ. E
Conference to day.
DR.. Evans Colorado moved as q SUBJ
stitute for the majority report, his minor.
ity report on the Book Concern, which re-
mended the consolidation of two
southern papers.
DR.. Kynelt of Iowa, moved to table the
minority report,
Gillett, a layman from Illinois moved &c
have the vote by separate orders and was
sustained. After the greatest confusion
and many points of order, the ministerial
vote resulted in favor of tabling DR.. Evans
report 131 to 95. The lay delegates op
posed tabling 90 to 80. The two order.
not concurring the report was not tabled
and the conference adjourned.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-22
WoTne. Never Think.

If the Grabbed old bachelor who uttered
this sentiment could but witness the
intense thought. deep study and thorough
Investigation of woman in determining the
best medicines to keep their families
well. and wonld not their sagacity and
wisdom in selecting Hop Bitters as the
best and demonstrating it by keeping
their families in perpetual health .at q
mere nominal expense, he would be forced
10 acknowledge that such sentiments are
baseless aud false.