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told them TINT llrr husband was not at home
and her child was lying there sick: that this
wns something SHE kiow rutlng uhn,,t. hut
that ller husband would Gull At Trnsk's Office
NJ q o'clock Tint .lny mud pny whatever was
due. But without my further ceremony ex-
cept L, say TINT tito man C.Iok WIS a Consta-
bic, they proceeded III the most hiRhllandctl
inatlner. to tcar out tho .flrttlture, Eolng
fnib tho hetironms md aniptying tho
bureaus Of 1helr contents. which
they piled lip OIL tho floor,
tnklnE l0wil pictures md carrying out thu
furniture tn tho street. In tho meantime TIM
lady, thoroughly frightened atnl,l0t knowing
but tint she would receive personal injury,
i!ttl to ncighbors house alut gase tile a!arnf.
rero WI wcFe IT. tfat tlM,e q thv day Y, n,en Vt
cM,,le nutfy tn the rrscne md prutlueGA Lbs
amount of rent Gtni,ued. vs.. wllcl, they Eayo
tSot y The t,s ,nE t ls wolt rot sH'sdy
nisn l'al.l. x receipt being nskctl fos by thu
fatties. gnok c0ol!y rccclplr.l for 81! im tlsa
l,nl',u Of Edward i. TrasK, lSl West Madison
9trtaf1t.
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ming Of the continuation Ut 1t, ior righteous

ming Of the continuation Ut 1t, ior righteous
ness rl,tlnretii FOREVER"
Tho o'cluck cllildrr,l's ,uectlng WINS led by
Mrs. a. i. 11r0wn nsut wAs wc1l ATTENDED,,
great interest, beinY mnnlfustcd BY the llttlo
Vcople ns tho legend Of the CrUSs wns rctoltl,
witt, all Its bcn,ltlfnl Md touching appcals to
suffering humanity.
At9D'clpek Chaplain Stct.abe led s0c1nl
meeting IN tho ,largu taberunGlr. There were
al>nWt 400 1~oplc present. 'rlir entire scsslon
WIS taken III, II, the relation Ut l".iFunnI eS.
rctiellces Vt t;otl'S power 10 forgive sin ntMl
brlng ubout renewed happiness md pGnrr. af
,niiu 10 al who eOnHriehttnnsly scrk Him.
1%'ts =, nHnsr ';, s,' nf people foun thofr
Inst rycniug Mr.. Frank 1'nrter, nh under
graduate nf tho Jarrett IttbltcAl Institute,
preached Il, tl.n Tubcrlluelc..
'rliis morning at 10:m tho Hnv. Mr.. Hrooks
will prpncl,. 'Tlla ,lsnul afternoon snrinl
meeting will lie flplaa ut J O'rlnck. aud In tho
evrliinE thu isey. T. y. Hardin. Of Chicago,
will preach IN the IntiGrl,Arfr..
Thu fact tint Chnpialu MCCnhe Will preach
Sunday H1rfittX MtE}tt. III to itid.iceiHrttt
rnOugl, tn attract n lnrge crowd. Ills
seventeen yeurs' experience as n rcvlynl[se
ninf evangelist cnntlnt hlt l,:lye necllllnr!y
iittel him to address calnp-meotlhg audt-
eiices
III the afternoon tho. Rev. John William
inon witt be t,y Elder ". &, Willing. mud
nfter the service nm nlh-faslllUned Methodist
fOvg-fenst will bG held,
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THE, INDIANS.
TIE UvEs,


Los rivos, Colo, A,lg. 4, via Lake City,
Colo, Aug. b.--One hundred alll twenty U,l-
conlpahgrc and tf[sty-slx White River utes
have signed tie treaty.
The Commission left this morning for tho
Southern Ute Agency, 1iltfGr tho escort Of
Company e, Twenty-thtrl Infantry, Capt.
Pollock III COMMAND. Chief Dnruy goes by
the mountain trail Ia. join tic Commissioners
nj that lnut, antl assist IN obtaining tho coi1-
rlent.
Col. Mencllam will remain hers to take the
CENSUS If the uncumpahgre utes,
Gen. Mckenzie returned Inst hight from n
ten tlays' scout t1 G.1nrtl River.
Capt. Jones ,r,l S. H. raylor, Of tho Post
Oll!co Department Mt Washington, arrived
yesterday for tho purpose III yelnDring 70 tliNt
city tile remains Of the tuso Secretary Slick
ay spscIn ss Ill cevsynee. si vii VII, s psobaby W
reach WNsttlnEtOu mi eight DAYS,
, 1880-08-07
LOCAL POLITICS.

REpUnLtCAN wARI, MEETINGS..
Thu Republicans Of tho Seventeenth Ward
hive ,n never beon'@ l,armonlous rs they might
lie. There nrc, comparatively speaking, few
Of ti1om, yet they always manage 10 hnvo
several ward organizations during every
rar anu n res,. INC 9eo,
nlece'o.: fo1 several weeks one 'acl,on ,.as
been attempting Ii rerfuct a club but With
nut success. and Inst evening anotller
ei.s,.trT T't A1aso,,,inr M .ms,,ov 10 nresdnm
'rnn,.,na ,sr"s, s1Hs,"4Wtf W,e. arts fn,i,
so,,. Hcrr.,"rv. md EranE Nriso,,. n.rcns,;rt.r
'r,,, fn,y;nSs VAN n n"ntt.s 1ei.rat.as n
sa,' eFa' aaa1s nrma eH Mrat rmcy E, ffhk Ht
t III Krmvt II a;,i 'fhn"ns S.nnnom ' IN.
sauiix. in,,nI,ta % ~ iIsre Fr,,,' r, ~" IRA.
cinct wSa nis@, Gn,,ntntntI s.,moisnu ,unrc
,nutle hy Stsssrs, Kninif' Krnin"r' mid Ar.
rs ot9sr faston nse,s tIs syenE at the
onc ,ofco Of ts arfsst s @ nnst g snthslastie @
nagi, % Wa lieIl @ ,ast eysnina M inn ut M. iSH, Will
fnfc strea' Thn ,oeetn', wns ~ 1, cainti 1T H. t1a @
Thirt"'.,,tI, ,ynr'I Vntcrnt1 ft,,h "nt t,,n hi
MI MMH En1 mHtr ,vss .1,,ai nr',yp,. r.e'Tu s
M,st.iliilcs 1;jpn T]nI,. icst h. Fr,,mE nm. ny
barti. s1lir "Ohl Sjln,iyi, In rcs,,1r,st, to
la tnt1flt ami
HI" T. H. eSifa Siar @ ns M, ta pst hgs ss,aaInr apIaff H.
rcsoilcd @ brissiy U1l III tic tic @ ,,cccssIty % Of iasi
III "nr"ast .vnrt tiur.n,. tha cn,,,,it,, " ",.i
na;d IL. 5orcd W. H., snt.,r I n H. t,,,,s., @ s,'
@ peuci on kecpinr , the the inlMl f f1c,,.,cra;l,,
,artv nni n nn,ynr' .fntiCr StaffnrI ~
Misslssjs,,,j wos cajjsd 5or. nutj reano,,,Jrtj
by giving short sketch Of tllo o,,trnges per-
lMtlrtgtt under what Is known. rs. TIC :" Mis-
sIsslppi p]nn." lie saw M l!npe of tie Re-
pnblicans CARRYING Q single Southern State,
80 completely wns the machinery nf elections
~ tho lla,Mls Of the Southern Democrats.
Vntes went Into the ba1l0t-box Republican,
but through sonG mysterious pr''eess they
ga,no out. Democratic. l!e hoped tho In
fnnn,l$ frauds at tho sot!tl would bo rcpsl-
d!a,ea By united N3rsh. The Gtee CLUB
I yo T.; .h n.nMs r,,. N9u ;,,ts n ,n9 aun'anee
raht. ~ ar aonaS.i,U Gsn 'ntt
Wi,,;un, rsr;e< 4IGI 1 ,r ,eeea .,a,a,, " wMu,'
H.. n.at,;, wv MIX u,5, nIors ~ ~
t., & n,'d f,t,,nr ,Moaieo Will c''eefs lor oas'
''e" "''u <Ai'"'!'
A ,well-attendcd meeting Of the French
Garfield n1a Arthur CLUB Wns held lust
evening In Justice Den,ars' Office, oil West
Madison street, near 11A}8tgu. The ,JuStfCO
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THE DENTISTS.

lsosroS, Aug. b.-At tho session OF the
American Dental Association to-day report
ol dontnl education was presented by Ur. j.
N. Crousc, Of Chicago. 1t urges that the
Association should fix some standard OF pre-
!lm!nnry education to bc required by dental
colleges.
The question whether dentistry was the
speciality Ut medical science Ut not WAS COLI
stlese.l IN q paper submitted by nr. l.. G, In
EeFHt,tl, Ut kr0kuk. DR., 1ngurkoll advocated
tho separation OF medlclno from Operative
dentistry.
Tll0 paper was fIsyorably received, and q
general discussion followed,
Thu following OiliSerS weta elected for the
ensulMg year; Psssistent. G. n; l'rlee, af Phil
nAe!p!I!a; ylce, Presidents, ". e., narrett,
!!n1talo, ind Il. J. FrrtttflcKs, New Orlenns;
ltecurtttng Secretary, +. ii. Cilslltlls, Ch!cag0;
corresponding SECRETARY, \. M. Dudley,
Sninm; Treasurer, W. II. Goddard, Louis
, 1880-08-07
LAKE BLUFF.
Yesterdays Proceedings Mt tho Camp-
NTGottuu.b

Yesterdays Proceedings ut tho Camp
NIoattng.
As tho limo approaches when tho tents anil
cottages wifi be deserted aud tito Lake Bluff
ca,upmuetlnc Of 1850 shall DO thug Of tho
rast interest In tho proceedings seems to
deepen and tho attendance becomes lnrgcr
every day. If tho cainp-lneet1ng was orig
mated solely for the purpose OF spiritual coll-
vcrsatlon between people who have expert
enced tho benefits OF Christianity, the
meetings 70 far may be considered
very successful; but. Judging from
tho few. WHO have sought tho mercy
seat, It cannot be tr,thfully said that any
lnarkcd .legrco Of SUCCESS has resulted from
TIE daily prayer'meetinga and exi.orta tions.
yurs3ons hayo been made, but Il Is
believed thut not to excecd baker's
tlozen Of people. old and young, have
eyen expressed q desire to beconlc members
success cannot bo attributed to Chaplain
McCal,el, who has led tho meetings, for no
nlaal could lnva labored witlisnore zoui than
he. iits enttcavors to create stute u Gu
ssa esasG5 5 no1 asf Sf fhs tfo oF sdas ns0 sx nssn
p1n[ned reason his lahors hayo been ,,nrc-
wnrtlctl. AS result Ut nil this work It may
be possible that granh results may follow
hereafter, a,,a a,'0i. thls, theory the Elders
sniyps- III nmv rntA tie vt11,nrs nrn',lc lava
Ind vacatfoi, In Tho tvnns ntin fi,n ri5t}tirrr
h1ye thorUurhfv cnioyeJ thsIr vislt Il, tia
DMifs. ~'
Yesterday morning the Bible study wns Of,
tho thirteenth chapter Of tieneslst embracing
tho journey Of Abraham md Lot frdtii Egypt
" tile Promised Land. Tho Rey. JOHN Will
itrnrl1,t mf;sr Tint 1nan1nrofi" 5o,,ra"w r.
which tho nud!ence supplied various al,swors
Wl,ni wns tI,a not"ra ~ the in,,,1,n,,5 Wi;,t
nrn., ms1 t.i' a tha nmd ~ H., o,rnnw ~: ri. v i5
ii rnfI j WEnr ,~ieGnr; t."a nrbihitnt, hw
Hbrainmp W,nt suIiisi,nrss h. nt2 vhGt
siu waa rom,nittnN5 WI,nt ,ro,,,so ,xaa ma.
,,'nd"' i,v NnraI,nmp rraat Wnriutv ~
ia irn,inr hasod ,,rn,os'ttnus a of s,r;ua I
mrss,m ~ ,,,, ~, t,x.cs!,s s ~ ' H.
syssInn ,"n,srr, n +, ,Sa,"1 ,,t,,,s ,',n,, n9
t.a,iS hSsS,',u r,% ~ ,rs,,1. ~, s"av a.a s,t
tuMT ,nn ~ Wiii'o,;ts ts uaE tne Gu'vvatsIs
~ nSn i ~. y i'ili..aSo.i uefo"ntea Ut tno "eMtn
u,.e"ssa mu @ n. PLY ot Ia,1 , oes:sl
l3s1 hoyor r.. ~ i!.s. Vas s'ts nas ~ VI
ii H., as.S T.. @ 1|Ia.nc5 @ nMo e i ~
roH n .itH u a,,, ~ n!n ta !an ~ th *,
"rininai n,onasiion @ WI" nnd ,xt',o Il" a,,.Ino r. o
mos m aEsIe tEeI nI, W. nie ,i % m,,nhar %sSsst
ro o M' r1e 9, ts'1,ma 1uyg iat t1t nnHs annG cou
DEenae w. ts slcE, coniehax tnat u ne lol.,nWh1
,v Msaith must Of NECESSITY on generously dis.
!%Inutei % nnsnsaR ni Mie poor ahN heeay. 70 tho
,asS Rans " S.iu S.u' AMu @ @uAqActsSo % "ese Hntcl-
skntoga! Wt'tt s!Mstag nttn utiHs5ns, ata molo
'''sts MSM n!!a 1,.csts Wns ea ~
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lnNt cx,l!tntton when tho 1icutnDnnt-C Colonel
produced II pair Of MINORS cpaMlets and dexter
oHsly t,tton:tl Them 10 hs shoulders.
Tho wortls hatsllt seribblc:1 by the Empcror
ttI0t Capt. vttn H-'s uniform tFero "ztrt
Maior 1lnf5rlcrt'-"p protnotcd 10 MnIot"-a,.d
tho subsequent tlctnils of the general surprise
with ttclr cxrrusant. 1t II sn!tl lint In his re-
3ofelnR nt his !lnoxpcctc.l advancement, tho
iiewly-rna.1o Mntor rallied uE tho senior rloll-
1llm "scrgcant Molnr, tho squadron I. relieved
frum duty fur to-day. l,ut tito man have 'ta
mich u drink rs fhny reNso. pay for all"
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WASHINGTON. u. G., Aug, GA telegram
ut tho War Department from Fort Lcnyct,-
worth, kas., states that Col Talleo makes n
force nntt tIlo Indians at 1'fup Mountains.
-Four Indians wurc killed. Onn Snltlirr was
killed and tl.rea wou,nlt.ll. Tho tr,,ops also
lost ten HORSES Col. Vallee says hi. Is iiah-
Sierra F,rra h,,,,l 0f which IL ut right ul)gtps
will, The Sierra .lcl 1:urrncl;s. bordering the
river. LIS entiro forcu consisted Of about
En-
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md does not spe In tho composition of any
Of tho samples anything Tint should nroi,so
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ilcautiaes tho complexion ty stimulating tho
auKll blood, McliCiual 69ap.
, 1880-08-07
ALLEN ACADEMY

This MOS. cicnnns and thoroughly equipped 1,o,xA
~ sraiuntra s.uents hrrs+ Equal! aiivan,sses ~
II liz fe.dcnt lid n"y gSfa avnnIarsa,s % tna sa@llI
i,1cs,!cnra ta nnd aI,a As"domx hnI!nR are IL
three :,'.c,n', v; nGst,. G }~,S :'i'sn; sent 9
JGG Ac!liHnr-Ay.. Ckilrsuo
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-06
Chill ana Pera- Jnsrccassfal Neg tia
rions tor Peace.

PANAMA, Dec 4-The peace cJnfer-
epoc of Chill, Peru ana Bolivia. have held
sessions, the United States minister to
Chilli presided, the United States ministers
H. Peru and Bolivia being presP1f, Each
l. G,iii.ercut recpEu ii the n. saitY fer
y acc and the di>inrefest-t: c,.c:se q: he
Uni;ed States. Chill presea;ed tei as.
which wers for Increased territory, ia..i,.in-
u!ty and the restoration OF properly taken
froui Chiti q citizsDs, aud the g1veT3 oent
OF Bolivia and Peru rejected the deinauas,
Minister Chrlstiancy suggested that Peru
aud Bolivia might have propositions TO
make, the representative OF Peru moved
to refer The entire question to The govern
nent of the United States Tor arbitration.
the decision to be 6nai whether favering
one or the other party to the struggle.
The proposition was not acceptedioy Chill,
President Osborn, in declaring the cen
ference ended, said he and lis colleagues
profoundly lameuted that the conference
shou. d not have yielded the pacific and
ooncliartory results hoped from il, and
believed the same impression will be made
upon the government and people Of the
United States, when the fact is communi
Gated to them, that the friendly meeiation
OF the United States is fruitless.
Letters from Valparaiso assert that or
ders have been Issued to the com nander
OF the Chillan expeditionary force to move
on Lima at an early date 10 the mean
tue a portion OF the force had started az
expedition against Arsqaipa aud rumors
were current in Chan 50te, en- the de-
parture of the steamer for Panama. that
| that city had fallen into Chiiiau bands.
| This report. however. is generally doubted
SIS Lynch's contingent when last beard
from, was at Aquilca, some distance from
| the cid Inca capital
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-06
M0ffaf's Life Pills,
and
/ I1nniX BitterS,

Che M0st Successful Medicines
In the World.
Established in 1885, by one Of
oUr Most Eminent Physicians,
Gld iiGw used throughout North
aEJ South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
l-.3.siEe.
1TofGat'S Life Pills
are purely vegetable; they act
Oh the Stomach and Liver, and
regulate the entire system and
put al the functions of the body
in healthy condition, and
WARRANTED q certain cure for
all NalariOus Diseases, Torpid
liver, Impure Blood, Jaundice,
Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, COstiyenesS, NerV'
ous ana Sick Headache, Colds.
ScUrYy, General Weakness, and
Fever & Ague.
MOtTat'3 Phoenix Bitters
correct the Secreti0ns of the
Stomach, 5, AID arc Il Sure Cure
for S.eepl cSsHess, Nervousness,
Dyspepsia, Female Complaints,
Weakness, Debility, etc.
Thousands of Certificates are
IL cur possession giving perfect
CURES effected by these inYalU-
able medicines, and we are cer-
tain that they will do just what
VIC have said. 1t is simply ask
cd that the afflicted VIII TRY
TIIEli GNCE, their use viii con-
vince tie most skepticaI.
pa~e's Climax SaIvc % cents a box.
aatl2t's Life Pills 25 cents a box.
Mel.at's PhGnix Bitters $1.OO a bottle
- soli BY Druggists everywhere.
]. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
So Liberty Street New York.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-06
Last Nights Dispatches.


/ FIRES.
| PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Dec. 4.-ShortlJ
after O'Clock this morning fire broke
| out IN the fifth story of the Kearsarg,
mills, and in less than an hour the man
moth brick structure was in ruins, The
ire is reported to have caught from piece,
of waste in the hands of an employee
coming 10 contact with a gas jet The
Free Will Baptist church, opposite the
mill and in dangerous proximity to a
dwelling, is on fire. It is reported that an
employe named Greenwood was burned to
death. and that several were badly
scorched, aud cannot recover. The loss
| on the mill IS about 100000 Nearly
$50 operative are out of work. The occu-
pants had barely time to escape. as the
flames encased the stairways. Several
had to leap over the flames. and some
were badly burned. [: is only known that
one pecson burned to death. Had the
mill been in full operation, or had it been
twenty minutes later, the destruction of
life would have besn terrible. The bull
ding was 204 feet long, 70 feet wide and
six stories high. with two ellis. each 100 by
80, two stories high. The business was
excellent. The Baptist church was CON
slderably damaged. Insurance $4ll ,0OO,
all IN eastern companies.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec Two hundred
men are thrown out of employment and
four men were injured by falling walls
during the burning of the hosiery ujill of
Laughenberger & Co. Loss $I00,O00
fully insured
Sewrieht, Greenwald & Co. clothing,
were damaged by fire $25.OOO
BIDDEFoRD, Me-. Dec, 4.-Tho loss bv
the burning of the Pepperell Manufactur.
ing Company is 100000.
YANCEYvILLE, n. c., Dec. 4.-Mrs
Lewis Neal, wife of q we'll known mer
chant, was burned to death, ber clothes
catEing fire while at prayer with an infant
child before going to church.
BALTIMORE, Dec 5.-A fire broke cut
this morning in Havre de Grace which for
a time threatened the destruction of the
greater part OF the town. Aid was asked
from this city and 10 ten minutes five
steam fire engines were at President
street depot for shipment to the scene of
the fire, when another dispatch was arriv-
ed stating that three houses had been
blown up by gun powder by which the
Ere was checked. The buildings destroyed
we're Murshy's stove and tin ware store; |
Burke's tobacco and cigars; Fares Bros. |
produce; s. T. Potts agriculture imple- |
nent warehouse, two large frame dwellings |
belonging to Mr. W. w. Hopkin, and
arge brick dwelling house belonging to |
he estate of Dr., Thos. Chapkins Loss |
Sl2, 000
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-06
The New Treasury Estimates.

The first fruits Of the Presidential cleo
ton are already ripened and served up
The estimates for the next fiscal year are
twenty millions greater than the last APP
preparations deductipg the millions which
in these bills were voted for deficits.
a large part Of this abnormal demand
for money. forswhich there is no need IL
the public service. is for the increase oi
salaries in allathe departments There is
a general rush for greater pay, especially
among the officials who are already toe
we'll paid for the little work they do. Take
il all in all, the home civil service of the
United States is the highest salaried in
the world, considering the duties perform
ed and the time devoted to their discharge
1t is we'll known to all famllier with the
subject that there are at least one third
more clerks in the departments at Wash
ingtou. and the proportion holds good else
where, than are needed for their regular
work This third is an execrecence of
political power, created wholly IN the in
terest of members of Congress and Of 9TH
ers for the sake of patronage. 1t is not
only charge Of millions annually on the
Treasury, but it demoraliZes the service,
and is an obstruction to efficiency. Pre-
texts arc constantly invented tor new
Dlucer. " tNhf ~ '-N.t ''t"S to1i~J
reduction, aud th8 experience of the
Forty fourth Congress demonstrated
conolusivey that even when made sweep
inc!y. as had to be done when reform was
Iinaugurated by the Democratic House, il
resulted in substantial improvement
The Republican Senate, led by Mr
Sherman, opposed all the rotrench usu:s
and charged the Democratic majority q
the House with an intention to cripple the
whole service. Thirty iuii,ions were cut
off at q single dash, ana yer hen Mr. Shsr-
man went into the Treasury ho was com
peiled to admit that Other reduction:
conld be beneic;alv made. Bu. he never
rocanted the charges uttered in :he Ser.
ate. nor did he Eve the u l5'oefats cred!
for tteir exoei.cn' work
The ref0rtas 81 anstltt'1riy bS%u2 II
the F0rly fo:ss,h UJEsces. have MT ott
prosecuted VII! ;he sam> VIZ r slnee thon
partly owing 10 tbs physical disabilities q
the Chairman OF the Appropriations. arc
partly to q lack OF earneStness 10 othel
quarters. The po!,cy OF ee"nomy' ~Aef
vigorously entorGCo' closeo 'ha Coz .or
the LOBBY, Cut Oh ) i"', ~ .t n .,no
Gratis, who affiliated with rotten h'pooi,
cans, combined against system "hiG'
touched the most sensitive nerve ln ~
pocket; and this cosiitlon was aoIe 10 III
pair the efficiency OF the lntended Woi
but not to arrest II coln pie'els' - ~
could have Deen saVsu, 'na' ~
saved flmpiy ptGsu'o :, 'heir Tiedgae aot
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-06
IL !. & l. /. i t.! J. !. : E.EIC,
LzeEsgraDhsd totAe Rock Island Arous !
Io-Dav's Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.
IR REEkEn.

IRELAND.
LONDON, Dec. 6.-Steamer Australia
from Nsw York for London. lost IS cattle
during the passage.
Foreign Summary.
LONDON. Dec. 6.-The Da1v Neu,
prints the following conspicuously: We
are authorized to state that all powers
having agreed to the proposal of Hel
Majesty's, government that the inter.
national feet should separate after mutu-
ally communicating the respective desti.
nations, Vios Admiral Seymour has
ordered the signal TO part company Sir
Stafford Northcote has issued an urgent
conservative whip for the opening of par.
ment. A Castel Nuova dispatch says th at
the international commission has decided
that San Georgia is to remain in Turkish
hands.
A telegram from Teheran says, Sheik
Abdullah has returned to SER Guntains
Disorder is reported at Uramiah
A despatch from Waterford says. Par
nell's visit here is believed to be his last
public engagement for the present.
There was a banquet after the land
league meeting here yesterday.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-06
CRIME

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 5.-Another cold
blooded murder was committed here last
night. A bout halt past two clock in the
morning as police officer Sheehan was
passing the corner of 10Th and Olive
streets, he observed the door Of John L.
Lionberger's residence standing open, and
suspecting that burglars were inside, he
gave the call rap. and in moment or two
officer Michael Walsh came up. Station
ing Walsh at the front of the house, ,Shee-
han went to the rear to wake up the coach
man. During Sheehan's absence. Two
men appeared or Olive street, bat exactly
where they came froD is not known.
Walsh halted them, whereupon one OF
the pair irn medately drew a revolver and
shot him in The head. Sheehan returned
just at this instant, and seeing the man
raise his pistol es il to fire another shot
at Walsh, made dash for him, when
ha turaed uad ran. Sheehan gave
shase, but alter running three or four
blocks, during which several shots were
exchanged by Sheehan and the murderer
without effect, the latter escaped in a very
dark alley. Sheehan then went back to
Sixteenth ani Olive, where he found
Walsh lying on the ground with a large
bullet hole in his lett temple, unconscious,
bleeding terribly, an artery having been
severed. IA ambu!ance was procured as
speedily as possible. and Walsh was starts
ed for the hospital, but died on the way,
and his body was taken to the morgue.
L was learned to-day that Mr., Lenberg
er's house was not entered last ',l4 IL, but
several ;,urgiaries were 9nujt, ID few
blocks west Of IT, ari from ali ne circun
stances in the case it is bell. we'd that the
two men balt,d by Walsh were concerned
in them. for they evidently killed the eff.
Ger to avoid arrest. The police suspect
several parties bu: GO real clue
to the murderer has buen ub aimed.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-06

HUMORS OF the BLOOD, SKIN
AND SCALP,

CyrTTTctrEA REsoLvENT 1s most powerful
Blood Purifier and Liver Stimulent ever com
pounded In forty minutes after taking the first
dose it may he detected in the saliva, blood,
sweat. ana urine showing that it had entered the
blood and been distributed throughout the entire
system In it's passage through the circulating
futs II meets with the corrupt particles of matter
which foster and maintain disease, with which 1t
chemically unitea, destroying and gradually elm
mating them from the system.
Hence It's power to forever expel Scrofuiousl
Canceruus, and Canker Humofs. which nncaecked
fill the body with foul corruptione. and rot out
the delicate machinery OF life.
CuTIcURA, the great external remedy for ali II u
mors of the scalp and SKIN, Ulcers, Sores and pS-
charging Wounds, Is the most soothing ana heai
ing OF outward applications. 1t speedily stroyt
fungus and parasite g-owthE, rcstoTts the Oh
glands and tuhes o Il healthy condition and cures
when assisted bv the CUT.oaRA SOAR, diseases ol
the Skin and Scalp which have been the torture o
a life time
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-06

How to Get Husband, Take OF
modesty !; large portion; unite with urban
ity and good humor; to which add COED
sense, and plenty of love- with yirtuous
heart and pretty face. Take Simmons
Liver Regulator regularly. that the blood
and com plexion be pure and health good
From actual experience in my practice
I am satisfied to prescribe it as a purgative
medicine, 4, w. MASON. VI. D,