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, 1880-05-08
WASII,BURNE.

N1STU0H t4NJ NHtGnctt M4pM
At no time does n political purity, National
III Its character and principles, So much de-
sire SUCCESS rs ut II Presidential election. A
victory ut such M election places the admin
istrnltUn Uf latiUnn1 ntfnirs In itY hands, and
gives II III opportunity to carry into effect
the principles III which 1t Is based. A tlofeat
not only renders every effort 10 establish
these principles useless, but II, many Ill
stances collsigns tho party advocating tEsm
to II nniItEcnl grave.
Looking ut the coming contest, then, III
this tight, what is the duty Of tie Republican
party' To this party t0-,lay tho Republic Of
the United States Of America owes Its life,
its wealth, its power, and its prosperity,
When Its life was aSsnlletl by internal foes,
tho worst Ut all foes to n llAtl0n the ltnpul,-
licutl party stDnd by Its stnNiArd aud gnllnllt-
~ M'd successfully maintained the lnylo!a-
frGest, nlul best Governments the world Inns
ever lti,owll. Tho. principles Which llntlerlip
tNat tioycrnlnnilt the people wnnt maintained
III ull tlclr Integrity, md 10 the Republican
hayo II tIonc. Clenrly, then, i Il tic duty Of
tia purty 70 obey the desire OF tho people III
Can Ills be done by bitter contest for tho
nomination Ut CnlsdidNte fur tho lrcsl-
tlency? Tho nlerest tyro In, politics knows
that such u contest courts defeat, II It tlous
mt Snt.,I f(e IT, mil We nra HOrrr tn gny thnt =,
cOrttst uf tint character is now bcints wnrrI
III tic party. THO Sfnflnei has hui,l nioOf
frGn It, hoplng TINT tho better Judgment Of
Republicans would lend thun to seq tho folly
nild peril Of nN acrimonious scramblu fur this
mf,a fr il,irr In lila cn,1,,r,If., ,viinsr nm.
iI@cv w. wan,ti l,arnn!1lza @ t9a ,iscnrjmrt G ne-
imenfS md ieati lila l,IrtV Ia n ,mnw,,iiteMI,t
vtctnrv' Nfnnv III fhs nirtv tn.ti'v Wi,I, RI.
nitzu ihe situ,ttloN Of affairs nti ifu,, nossl-
biiitv III duI,at If either III thn fwts intst
l,tniiIinnl1t candidates nre tlon,innttnl. mid
wio nlso see tlle n,wessittyfor Tie lsepi,blea,l
y canSyai.n WIFI WITH caildi!tnte wloss Via ~ FFscortl IN
INV mnrficnnr II viii nMt h, neressnrv Il, ,lI..
frH,] mi II, w,,nss flynr aji cn,, ia s5f,i nfo
n,iytcatin.s tj,o na,lli,,ntInn az tint hnnHst
ritis"v m,.i hIsi,.u,,Il..Ii s.utcs,,aI,Mtbn lIG,
% S,iH, ~ sa,Ml,iatn J I t,e Sc,ttnc, ha,,evcs >fr
Wnshh,Ir,It. % tn h.. II briievcs thnt his 10 nnn,. mi
nutum viii MT uly urn,,tte l,,,ru",,r il, In,
narty, hit viii call o,lt tiu United nnti yiRor.
oils s}lort Of syery Republican, l., Ills beiialf.
thssa,is e ~ ~, Snrrs XII i, ,.vtEv Mai" nj tx
iImin,,. .T,ha Nntim knnws Nir Wnshh,rn"'
ii;s innu mi Iii. ,.,,rr +, Hn,vyass s,,n,f,
IIfm n ,,,1n,,. n,,ti II rn;,,,fntnn M snt,.aM,,,,
strn,i X, MIN, III the "n,in.,1,k stn"sn,p,, ~
NMrrica. NJ corrupt taiI,t oyer l cIing to his Is
oy,r East a,' @ ,o oius ~ III S ";or{a g wv
,-,nr III" Nnti"l,.s TrsHry :" frn,u ,n th - d,'
smItcrs i,s,,I, MID. witlis hi Ind % tj'o in l3wor.
ntt n tlainr NJ lila ylhIc f,,,s wns M ,,aiI mi
~ a.tt ytmta," Il, rls I,u
mi nn.s rn,n"rknSi,, nhlttv ~ ." stSt"s,,'s,
n,,f .m,u"t ~ n"" rs MILL ~ ~ - - .a IT,
,'I., nn" ~, t,n sii III " ~ 'i tt,n ,,,.,aJ IT,
, 1880-05-08
TEE SECOND WARD.

>.. IN ~ HNn@it. t,. ,,oA ~ Css,n..
ons ~ t,,tra ~, 49, ~ 49, iss, s,sos
m' t nu ~ ~ nannat ssas,l
nen ~ ~ VIZ .n,.s Iian ~, ~ T,nm ,ras asa.,.d
Chairman. In taking me chair MI Ai@
sail TINT the meeting WIS called to ges ~ eS'
Preston t o. Of opinion as to e oamst S
as'so ~. .1'o uo g g. ,t:"sia S;1a
W"s nu'o!1lely lelu!1H'' ooto tsop,s s.n..t 49,,
TINT Gen Grant WINS the man. ana the nAosa %ss
inquiry was, why was no INC ohty hant - ~
pcople who advocated liis election e1pee!sa
fayors. for It was known that those VINO snaae
received the. best oi1eeS. L.; W'e! VA
tllat there woro 80 many hepubileaa: w
would not yoto for any ymnn, Do he eHR
great, for n third term, that be could not %
e elected. Tin. Insertion that Grant saatt
carry tho South or a single Southern hsM
WIS the si,eercst nonsense. THE epeate
thought Grant WIS mr. honest mau; out ~
eo,,l.l not voto for him. II Con. Grant rs
'vlaow ,xn,' ". r",crt ut' 70 lis .o
Lieut.. Grant, Potter Palmer, or II. q. lieat
ore. [.auklltcr.l Tho speaker thonsht1S ,t'' a,tnS
haye been for" ltinl hlst ~. :"
nil, but next to Chandler he .e,' ~
uretl Ilatpe. 1t was, not 'necessaflt ;
true tint Gen, Grunt carried III BIN al! ID
,,,.,,,s ,fti,, ,'o,t,. .uf t1,ore wars u,tnteEL
S ,nt -. 10 tu l1 ,,;,;, g T., ~, nstv Mr, Wsth
1ns' H.. tnou 1.u't n,r,a -, ~ optmi9n, Ind pac4
nMtMe ~ tho nRGanes ~. .u,,ora IL mild i}ot il
naMtsr'sa ,t ~, ~ dn,sititon ""''o NV
eeli ahs nir Hrn,M.t H." t,,tr,,1ncc,, Mr.. DanbsF
~ Wi,,,,i.s.' ' TIA iin ."fIi Il lacked To hIt y
q ,,:,.s,, M,s,n'sa''' llo Sal" ~ so'Ns'. ::' :
''o'1n .no.x .ooxv, ,so, Arn cANEnoS -.
| !,.as !n'' '.s'1.,sa i" tha frnnt to torts
nu plHs11 tMe"sssfn Gs,ft,, ~ vna U Tia county.
t1e tirN-teFni iMasiu'ty "aa a,,cr .t'n n,cn would
WnSM6t' 1MGhs, s0n,,, a,", .sot o'er on'iiered ihd
InI "cWPt. Ill., ,,ht Wtsn shn", mos tst NJ woFthyA
!eti'' nli! llo thoHEiI t''et. j"st t,royei jhA
Lieu. nrnnt: 1'Fa,,t ..s,ns, naa nd ulauJ.
H. W9s not statfs.'as'. tSa Snl.tv hsSa.ra Ii
MepuniMs.asM ~ ~" y s,, ~ ~ farm II ts pe.
WE GtcEten c,' ~, neIu ~, ~ ti,air uarty pra
0crats ln!tt proven tf!n ~ a',I u!H' fHSya bes1
| tiples,, i!ofcn uloeioS ~, Mon n,,rant Kspqhle
e!ec1Hi ~ tlaI IiMie. MM ~ ~ f91,olaoul
nn m'ftS t MonW .n,voi inyu s'.tH ttecy nc to tfa pp
ths rst n'oaet aad ~ sg;ak't f ssSttss esss!e .
~ Ynscs, aoTiit'c his ,st,n,,nn XIX ~ ~ the party U!
Hnt nnnr tn,E T. urt"",i"ne Gefor5 pctsul,al ~
.!ua !s WIN pvSeuS1 ,,,, ,s,a, inn,.inusel, ard fH
eso,.tSo mt,o 1al wv ,a, M.. n, and ptospehv
nmMikHSs saM Nm.'a ~ ,vss,, ~ thS iDIuinteta
MnhA " Wss sar.I II as,s;nn mym },nnventtol !he
!ltuH W t!'u n. - ~ i1ttorv leader, ad %
, 1880-05-08
ILLINOIS,,
DL.IttNE IN STERLING.

tfrfT nksk A., 9Is
op.sas Ds" r. IT,, 90 1a' -"'ea" n' ''uan " t,r
orEh'lSd, ~, alaS t.--lhe nooM LUZ
James &, Blnino In tins vicinity grows
stronger every day. Tic entire DELEGATIONS
vii. ,,tI1 - tn ,,,m rnuntv Torvo,,,n,, -, In
fa!,s " w go " Ino I"9I1ly MY Co.venton " w
heta ot MORRISON next Wea,lesdhyt ns Il nhle
LOT alt. blalne, a'lu, ,Nn!ess tnlnEs tahe very
different c0ursa from tint expected, tho dele
CATION In this city, on next Montlny, will aiso
le soiiI for tle xa,ne esutlcmnl,, IL the
III nIolnn mon corrv tha 1ov IN tI,s t,,yns,,n
ihar, ] iii ho t;t,a % ,"n,,t n ~ us ' ~ INV t'
Grant nro doing everything III their power
aud wnrk1rr anrlv md intn tn sncn RI, n re,r,.-
.nmtn,in ~, to,. "anIt',ats at t,,, ~, ,,,t,,v
County Convention and. to bolster is t' up ur t,cir
weakened forces, thoy have arranged! for
grund polit[ccl "blow-o,,t for to.morrow
eycnfnr, whcrcot lila lion. Emery 4, Sforrs.
Of cl'icago Will orete III favor of their ea'nli-
date, and much nolse Will be mttlc III tho
nrrnuccInents wore to be keut secret from
tuo l''a'ho 1hen ahtt to,'N"lroM, "1A
1t Is escli r.nored that the posters nt-
nounclng the meeting were not to
te put up until 'atc tonight.
Starra ~ n,, nr,1,,,na',to @ tni, hn M, n,
s,u,'n ~ ~ f. "y ~ 1I n,n iii ~ iy ay W. W.
n,im,ls m Il e1,nI,1,ity nv Intaiiirsnt ~ this.
! *TI0 penpln j,err know WHO they want, a,ul,
willie thoy admire Gcn; dra!lt ai!l admit t!iGt
hnve beUn lcapru upo,l lin both Iii tits
country and at,rUntt. tlev don't favor Gis
nutnlutltlon t,Ruin TO the highest uoyitlou
| which tho Nation cAn bcstoW,
,rt,,. ~. s.,rv n,,r, ,cr
| sA11s, Wav7-"l1ow;"r ino,' "', ~, nv.
server nt ts lily In snlla Go,ty pe!' sun1l' ~ 9
fnnvnntion'' NJ ri M "nnmnt % rsfrnim Yrnn, pivimi,
Isy 5 5ssss *s;e ~ S9 SG snSss e s te " 10 AS5 x5
| si,n,iI i,nvn ti,a is,st.f SIres ~ ~ othhr
worlds utter they had s0ttl,Ni wild siuui,i Go
tho choice VI In Salle County fur Congress-
nian. tic mMcllnu worked ,noro lar,.0,ilnus-
Ing OF tic Convention. for tic instructed, vt
tho delegates iii fnyor OF Grant Thu ruSo1,,-
tlun for tint purpose WIS int.. wed, tic
ayes mud noes wefo called, antI, ! ugh mo-
| carried by the Chairman, Wtlo, It IN uuCtileys
to My, III 4 Urn,,t man. 4 coll Tor a division
Of tho house. MatIo by PROMINENT German
f'ete Ms [S g 9'swS eSt$r wis sn sis M p1ssP "ss
against sufi, . outrageous, Rirosse.lIaxs: i It Is
2en WILL allow himsnlt TO bn gnggetf, nlMl
ae setss fer "p s t' caSe aS Ms
according to their best convictions.
| \ GEnMAS tErul,LIcAN.
TAyEwEt,r. COUNTY.
III tas EIitnr ~ N. cstI,,,s tribune.
PERM, it,, May S..rhe ] rsporttcIssrap),cil
S ~ to te Ttn'E sa o. tHn ,l nxss! @ Ganty y
nu.s R'.1,I,.n ~ rnrt WIZ e H. ~
Sar W"4hnIn w RIA ."ana,Inm a Heu atamiv ris s va
fur t;r"mt ~" f,r ;i,ntMn ,, mns Sf f"r Nvnsi,: &
a,Ma lI m,"h'' o"o 'oe o'a'''e' '' o'e 'or Has'i'
p"''c' ,>,ro j.
sAi,,u' ~
Speetat pf,s" % t KY unteaoo tat arto " so,n
EAttN, tll't 1iAt at-ltl9a!t ih!efeht IL be!ne
1yic,, tstf ~ e tsn,psah Gty y Gxst tai
% tiia usifgntes @ Mi!l % for Blaine, although
t'e'o Will III F" llhra heHt.
, 1880-05-08

sptetas DtspafeA to The Ghieaeo Tribune.
ISplASApoL1s, sfAy TIT is well known
iii this city thut William Henderson, tic Viu
President Of thu Bank OF Commerce. and 4
lnuInber OF the original nonrd Of Water
Works Directors. of wticl, 81 much was said
four years ago, Il one Of tho confidential a.l-
yisers Ut Gov. Hendricks. Iii fact he IL
NIL J.. own cousin, !. and. In all
matters pertaining 10 Ills business
and political Interests the Governor Is known
, 1880-05-08
THE COhttAtII('R OUTCOME.

Special Dtspd&cA 10 TAe Chtedeo Tribune.
CotuMDUs, O., Mny THU defoat ot Sci1-
atnr Thurman lh'yasterslny's Convention wAa
crushing orc,-tlloro SO tllan WIS apparent
last night, tho Tilden. tho l'ayMe, hild THO
Jewett fae,fons NIL combining rs one man to
bring about tho result. before entering tho
Convention yesterday afternoon these tnc-
tions ngreel not TO oppose any resolutions
the agenta Of Mt. ThurlIa,. might choose to
lny before tile Convention, but to inAorso
them with a hurrah.' So cleverly were tho
resolutions intlorscd tint tho INIT rulo WIS
also embraced IN tho resolutions This was
what the factions nost desired, well knnw,E
for Observation-Disclosures was brought buforu
the Convention: there we're about doxe,, ',
eaopressea f for sono a9S " lime '"a 1 0 Jon g.
s,rnnrsI ~ thn nnnos,,o,, the i,unnimlty
s.tGs. s,,. .,,o, mA ~, .a pp"s' n ''iH ,,Iorsn o
rssn1tio,s s havlas HaoFn Completely co3yrc, Up
tho movement Just about to bo successfully
carried ont; j. The observation-disclosures which
senator Thurman most desired elected were
John F.. Follett. and tic lion. Frank Nc
Kinney Tic slats made by the opposition
before tho Convention met
WAS 1iosf Hu.eEsSfp,p
tne Il!tlen-tstyhe communion eleetlHG iu1ec
out Of tho four. whlte 1t Is believed Gen.
Ward, tho fourth, Is with tl,em. On tho
othnr hnni srnot,r THURMAN was ,nnble to
oa,"at . o,a., W. Ha,annta n"t ~ yn',r frho
ssleot eseh ola eeles'Nc oat y. -, aoNl. .aa. aMe
election OF these delegates W'ts tho rial test
mud Senator Thurman WIS most signally de-
fentcd. It demonstrated whtle tho Ohto
nrmocracv ,lcsire,, n con,nlfmeut lin. he
no,I,1 ,,nt ;n,,o ~ I,,I tl,n,,, Inns II nlso
% I,sc,oanI % ~ ror,,I,.,rn ,o ~ t',o snco of
% ulseNsseu u,o ""u,""iM ~ s"o 1'sI ItiI,.,,oa
Ira'lefey fafk: NO eahttia h'nm nc'ieses
/ that i1r. Thurman IL TIC ilfst
clloice of over 0ne-thlrd of tho candidates.
| After being CDmpl meuteit, the majority
, 1880-05-08

THE EEw YORK AND rEAasYIvAHIf 4 DELE.
- OAT10Ss. :, r."
sp@etal Dasatth 70 1'hs chicago 1s4sua4. =.
WAsu1aoTos, y. G.. May T,-Washlngton
has beeN tseated to more than ons startling
piece of polItlca! news to-day. The letter of
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-02

NAcoAORE'9
NEW, CHEAP
CASH STORE.
Our Fall Stock is now cOnaplete. The
fine style, good quality and remarkably
Low PRICES
Is the tD0nder and admiration of all.
Cali and see for yourselves and be con-
ptnced that sOe haze the cheapest and
best selected stock Of
-E0naels,
Blankets,
Wate1pr00fS,
Jeans,
ShGUls,
Clo0ks,
Ladies' Underwear,
Ckildreas Underwear,
Mems Underwear,
Boys Underwear,
Fine Shirts,
Bnlmor0Z Skirts,
Kid Gloves,
Neck Ties,
Hosiery,
Cloves,
HOOGS,
NubiGs,
Germantown Yarn,
Zephyrs,
In all the Popular Shades,
ToWels,
Table Linen,
Wool Jackets,
Silk Haadkerchiefs,
Linen Ha7adkerch1efs,
Canton Fl0naels.
The neU CIOGks are
marked very cheap.
Hi goods at our uni
fornaly lou prices cheap
for Cash.
A FULL LINE OF
COATS THREAD
ALWAYS on HAND.
The Standard Thread Of the World !
Hi We ask of the pub
lie is to call and see the
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-19
rns wisztrg steamsr A1pena.

CHICAGO, Oct. l9.-The Associated
Press correspondent telegTaphs from Hol-
land, Mich, this morning THAI lot OF
camp stools, part of the forward deck and
inside partition. showing fne graining and
evidently belonging TO the passenger
steamer washed ashore about mile north
of the harbor. Bucket marked steamer
Athena. O spiral stairway and q piano
with the lid torn off we're found, Men
are watching the shore for other por
tons.
MONTAGUE, Mich, Oct. Is.-Ths mes
senger sent to Stony Greek yesterday,
returned at two clock this A. NJ. with the
iuformstion that the reported cabin
washed gshoFe at that place and supposed
70 be that OF tbe Aipena proves to be
nothing more than 6 small portion OF the
promenade deck of the barge FRASER
which water logged last Monday night
The two sections found near the W bite
Lake pier, supposed to be part OF the
AIpeua's wheel rope, belong probably to
the Trader, On account Cf The drift wood
and lumber which had been thrown upon
the beaches laid i1 cne endless heap Elk
feet high. Patrolmen copG!dered it use.
less to lock further during the might, 3nd
will therefore wait till day break when
thew will continue their search.
HOLLAND, Mich, Oc.. ia man inst
in from Ventura. eight miles north, says
that during the night bucket, two life
preseryers and cabiD door, all marked
Athena, came aabore there.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-19
Climax Climax
Pages (Iim0X SaIVO.

Pages Climax SalVe,
A Family Blessing for rs cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without It.
We WARRANT it to CURE
Sores, Ulcers, ScrORula Sores,
Fever Sores, Salt Rheum, Sore
Breasts or Nipples, Erysipelas,
Swollen Glands, In1iamed Eyes,
Scalds, Burns, Cuts, Bruises,
FiStula, Piles, BOils, Chilblains,
Frosted Feet, COrns, and all Gu.
taneOuS diseases on man or beast.
Ii has been used over twenty
five years, without one failure.
1t has no parallel-having pers
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound OF
Arnica with many other Extracts
and Balsams, and put up in larger
boxes for the same price than any
other Ointment.
eB- Sold by Druggists every where.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-19
Moffat's Life Pills,
PhGniX BitterS.

The Most Successful Medicines
in the World.
Established I'm 1885, by one Of
Our Most Eminent Physicians,
and EOw used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine.
MOffat's Life Pills
are purely vegetable; they act
on the Stomach and Liver, and
regulate the entire system and
put all the functions Of the body
i'm q healthy condition, and
WARRANTED a certain cure for
all MalariOus Diseases, Torpid
Liver, Impure Blood, Jaundice,
Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, COstiVeneSs, NerV.
Gus and Sick Headache, Colds.
Scurvy, General Weakness, and
Fever & Ague.
MOtfat's Phoenix Bitters
correct the SecretiOns Of the
Stomach, and are a Sure Cure
for SleepIeSsness, Nervousness,
Dyspepsia, Female Complaints,
weakness, Debility, etc.
Thousands of Certificates are
in our possession giving perfect
CURES effected by these inVaIU-
able medicines, and We are GER
tain that they will do just what
we have said. 1t is simply ask
cd that the afflicted will TRY
THEM ONCE, their use will con-
vince the most skeptical.
Pacr's Climax SaIye 25 cents a box.
M0i?at's Life Pills 25 cents n box.
Aohat's PhGniX Bittcrs S1.OO bottle
C7'~ Sold by Druggists everywhere.
J. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor
So Liberty Street New York.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-19

WASHINGTON, Oct, Is Secretary
Schurz before leaving Washington to day
telegrs phed as follows to Gev, Pitkin,
Denver. Col. The Associated Press re
ports that two companies of militia have
been started for the Ute reservation TO
arrest Agent Berry. and that a conflict
between them and the Indians is an;icipat
ed. 1t seems almost inevitable if this pro-
ceeding goes on that conflict will come.
Such force is not necessary to secure
obedience to the State process on tho
part of the sgovernment otEcers and the
government of the United States will be
entirely readyeto aid in enforcing such
process without any aggressive movement
Of State troops calculated TO briog on a
disastrous conflict with the Indians. Any
prisoners arrested under process is Untitled
10 absolute protection against mob violence
and the state authorities should accom-
papy any arrests by adequate guards OF
personal safety TO their prisoners This
being evident there will be no reasaa WHY
the aocoScd should not willingly obey cuy
lawful Government Of the UGited States
would not countenance any such disobedi-
euces. | most certainly press upon you
to arrest any meVem ents or cauduef on the
part of the State militia which can posi-
bic lead 10 so disastrous a consequence as
an lnd!an war would be.
SCHURZ
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-19
6GalNCToE.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1e.-The Secretary
Of Interior has q despatch from Gov. Pit
gin, Colorado. saying that two reports are
received there, one saying Agent Berry
was among Indians. and proceeded by
them. another that be was with Oomman-
dant at the post. He only knows the
evidence of Berrys guilt is strengthened
by his escape from Sheriff of Gunnlson
County, and urges Government to order
Commapdapt 10 surrender Berry 10 state
authority, otherwise the state must = sena
a force 70 take him. He is confident berry
will be safe after arrest.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-19
EEEE ASKA

OMAHA, Oct, l9-General Ticket agent
Daniels of Lhe Wabash line, arrived this
morning and a cut TO 1926. Omaha to
Chicago for $40 90 for round trip tickets,
Unlimited. was inaugurated. over $15 600
worth sold to 6 P. M, when the sale shut
down. orders 1T headquarters leaving
many intending to buy nnsuppied.
Moody & Sankey held fopr lnnense
meetings here Sunday aud lett TO day Tor
Salt Lake and San Francisco.
Ex-Uuited States Senator Upton. can
d;date for governor, addressed large
maes meeting OF Democrats to day.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-19
ox,o nEmocRAr1c ADpREss.

COLUMBUS. o., Oct 1.-THE Demo
cratic state committee has just issued the
following address:
To THE DEMOCRACY OF ONO: The
result of the elections just held 10 Ohio and
Indiana. while disappointment to cur
reasona bic aud just expectations. is by no
means a loss irretrievabie, even to the
Democracy of Ohio. and should have no
other effect upon the national contest than
to stimulate the Democracy of the whole
coun;rv to renewed and more determined
efTort 10 elect Hancock and English in
Noyemher. In these local elections the
II ,,.mrat,c yai:y iI~s 'o'r rnl, I'D to
contepd. not agaigsl tta~ IL, y .vl.can party
of those states alone. but against the
oraan;zed capital and machinery of the
Republican party of the whole country as
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-19
Dandelion.

If you are afflicted with Biliousness.
Liver Complaint Headache. Dyspepsia.
Fever and Ague, Rheumatism, Cons;ipa-
ton of the BoweIs. or Gng GieordeE OF the
Blood, use DR. Whites Dandeiion Altera-
tive. 1t is purely vegetable, harmless SIS
water, yet very thorough in it's action.
Pint bottles only one dollar. and every
bottle warranted.
For saie By g. Speide. Rock Island,
and Richard d sohgheak Moline,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-19
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Oct. 49,
Wheot-Lower; O0ss cash; cox Nov; 02x
Dec
Corn-Weak and easy; 39K cash; 40tS Nov
Oats-Easy; 32H cash; 30M Nov; S0G Dec.
Rye-S4.
BaIIey-S0.
Pork-Irregular; lower; IS 90 bid; 10 90 asked
cash and Oct; II 90 Nov; II 67M Jan
Lard-Weak and lower; 10 bid cash; 90 Nov;
= 30 Dec.
Whisky II.
LIVR STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts $1,000; active and firm; light 4
1904 e5; shipping 901t5 10.
Oattle Receipts 423 steady; common to medium
0034 40; export 5 20Qs5 As; butchers 25Qts 20
Texans 9O13 %; through Texans 50G2 s5.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-19
A wise Deacon.

Deacon Wilder, l want you to tell me
how you kept yourself and family we'll the
past season, when all the rest of US have
been sick SO much. and have had the doc
tors visiting US so often
Bro. Taylor, the answer is very easy
| used Hop Bitters in time; kept my fam
lily well, and saved the doctor bills Three
dollars worth of it kept us we'll and able to
work all the time. I'll warrant it has cost
you and the neighbors one to two hundred
dollars apiece to keep sick the same time, 7"
Deacon. LII use your medicine here
after"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-19

CHICAGO. Oct 19.-The Daily Ne,os'
Grand Haven special says large amount
of freight from Alpena has come ashore
six miles south of here. Hundreds OF
citizens now Oh the beach here are hunt
ing for pieces of wreck or possible bodies.
Several chairs known to belong to the
AlpeDa haye been found north of Holland.
1t is thought no one survived the wreck.
The Journals Rockford special says the
com mlttee report in the case of Rev. W.
ID. Thomas is that they discaim certain
views which DR.. Thomas put forth in his
recent sermon as being those of the Metho-
dist church. They regret that the reso-
lutions were not put in milder form: they
recognize the pure character and iDtellec-
tual ability of DR.. Thomas, yet claim that
the church has right to exercise moral
control over the utterances Of its own
pulpit and find that some of his views and
methods Of statement are destructive Of
the integrity of Methodistism; that he is
essentially oBt Of harmony Eith the M, 4.
church. and think the issae shoEid be
made at once; recommend that, in view
of the shortness of the time of this confer
ence, that the case be referred to the
presiding elder of Dr. Thomas district
The report was. after much discussion.
adopted, and at the request OF DIR, Thomas.
Revs. Jewett and Hatfield were requested
to formulate charges and present them to
the presiding elder. At his own request
DR.. Thomas was then granted supernu
merarv relation to the conference
The steam barge Trader which plies
between Chicago aud Muske
gon and does a lumber business. and
which according to adyices and reports of
officers of schooners who have seen her
wreckage, has been lost and gone to pieces
on the east shore of Lake Michigan, was
eaptained by Frank Brown and msDned
by crew OF ten. She measured 100 tons,
ciassed 3, 2, and was valued at 5000.
All hands have probably persisted.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-19

A purely vegetable. m edicine. containing
all the virtues of calomeI without any OF
the injurious tendencies so justly dreaded
by mankind. Simmons Liver Regulator
will be found prompt to start the secretions
of the liver, and give healthy tone to the
entire system, without saIivations or any
Injurious effects. When used as a cathar-
tic, it in no wise disorders the system. nor
does it produce any nausea or sick stomach
when about to purge. It is mild in its
action as not to interfere with business or
pleasure.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-19
PENNsyrvANIA

PITTsBURG. Oct. l9.-The. common
wealth will bring charge of murder against
those found guilty by coroner's jury of
causing death of so many persons in the
late railroad accident.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. .l9-The Democrats
OF the Seventh district nominated John
Slingleiff for congress.