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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-09
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 50
to 800 can be proftably invested Opportunities
formation on application. and Weekly Report sent
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-09
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
ANrEu0AoPoLISrS oEGIyJzING.

An adjourned meeting ol gentlemen wh0 arc
orros.d to the encroachmcnts of corporate inoaop-
oI,es npou public rights aad vino believe that this
question IN its various phases, is the most imminent
and important one that can be submitted 10 tile
people for political action was held at hncher-
becker Cottage last evening Among tile ioHy OF
more business lnen present were: !. j. Ihucer,
Homer II. Stuart. Nelson Smith, \. H. toote wilson
:. Wolf william W'ri. theolore l.. iomlns'u,
DR. +. p. Miller, Sfcpnen Il. BragI" ana L. A. CohK-
hng. . .. ala, , ,oort
which vas adopted. The as sIcia!lOn VIII work
rrd.r tn, ;tla of " The Nau'nal Anli,AloloPoly
n. .rti.,nouopolv The rights OF many ~ agaILst
privileges for the few the control OF corporations,
Inc creation OF the S,a,", by the Staie aoor ana
rapital allies. not cueml"s-lustcr Tor DOth inc
co,,,n,ttnr skr,i iui.or time tO Dtgt g plan or
the National and SAFE oran!zail'.l Addresses were
made by several oi tIO>' present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
GENERAL EEGISLATIFE WORK.
GOVERNOR LONGS MESSAGE.

NOVEL PROPOSITIONS ABOUT The EXECUTIVE
COUNCIL AND TIE PUNISHMENT For MURDER.
BOsTON, Jan. Ex-Governor Longs second
inaugural address to the Legislature delivered
to-day. The aggregate debt OF the State January
was $32.799,464. The funded debt has been essened.
The receipts for the year show marked increase and
the estimates for 1881 show deficit OF only S217554
10 be raised by taxation. against deficit Of $3lG 392
two years ago
During the year the total amount of savings bank de-
pOsits increased by $ll,6692l2 81, and the total
number OF drposOrs bv 3O,S10. There are 500 pub
lie schools in the state, with 30677O pupils taught by
595 teachers at a cost Of $4519413 05, the average
annual of each pupil being $l4 -. The insurance
companies doing business III the state wrote during
1851 than IS 900 0O0 600 risks property ana
lives OF which One-eghth WAS written by Massachusctts
companies The address advises legislation Tor nc more
perfect keepingaud counting ~ ballots nj pubic cleo
He "A more thorough enforcement Of the hquor
laws reviews the proposition 90 re0rganze Tue Accu
tive Council by maklng II composed OF cccuNe hcuS Oh
departments ana also recommends that these depart
men heads have seats III the Legislature, WIN thc Shl
To speak questions touching their branches OF INC
state Government. He suCgests u law TccoEhHng tir
custom OF pefmanenCe III appOntve clhcts dufS soou
behavior; indUTse> lie proposal 10 give properY-h"nE
women the risht OF suir and proposes chanpe IN
tho law OF capital punishment giving juries the rthI
practically To eec whether murderer shall DC uahbeu
rlmprsOned iOr life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Thurs lay, Jan. 6, 1881
George F slossou tie champion biarlist of America
has refused to accept the conditions OF NJ NSnauX for
match So.son consequently Will start IOI Ne"-h"rh'
Herr strassmln an Israeltc has been reeected preSl
o,t of the Berlin Mincpa Council, receiving % Vo'es
"nt of 100 Professor YIrcLOw Was elected Ncepfen-
dent. .,,u,.-
The ship Indian Chief, Of Liverpool from MidH'epor
or,b hound 70 Yokohama. has been wrecked near the
RANGE 10 the Thames River Eighteen persons "ets
drowned and eleven -eNct!'
A dispatch FROM Rio Janero says: On the l9th oi
December last mob ii 800 persons burst INTO tne pfIou
~ En,ro Ro4 Argentine f. pubic ANA hacAtu 90 plecoS
ior slaves who had murdered tIe son ! tLcF o"nei'
Much qualification is felt in j. rscy at the s'ea'iy
increasing demand from the United States for jersey
cattle Farmers are obt3ining high prices Tor % %eoMs'
Tbrre animals have jlst been GC iaSeI at INT P'''A
ou.ly unhear,i-of pr.cc Of l,o50 cach
Atnmeettng of the creditor Of the sheffield steer ana
IRON Works of Brown. Bagey Il Dixon the ii"o"ues
of o firm were s;atpl T. he e283 7o2 AMI the aas;s
PIoo6i5 4 resolution passed ior the voluntary
wiud.ug up OF the affairs o. the c1hcrfu'
The first party OF engineers aud their assistants 'or
Panama left hero yesterday for 81 Nazlire' "here
.tbov will embark to-day board the steamship
inf,yette NJ de Le-scps accompanied mem 70 tHc rdi
way train. Their departure was dttchdeo VII" ete"
ont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
THE MAINE GUBERNAToRIAL QUESTION

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. G,-The official returns
for Governor give Daniel f. Davis 1896; Harris Vi.
Plaisted 1892; Harrison aud Morris Piaisted, 4o3
Nye 3l6; scattering, 173 II is stated that copies Oi
the records Will show $40 Of the Harrison and Nor
rs Palsed votes were cast for Harris W. Paised Tho
committee has not decided what 10 do about amending
the returns by the records The opinion IL becoming
general that the Gubernaorai contest Will be submitted
TO the courts.
The sub-Committee on the Guoernatoral Votes Is
ready TO reuort fun committee. The committee
finds the following result on the straight vote without
any irrogularity; Davis 1880; Piaistcd 73367; Nye
306 JOY I24 scattering. 80. The number of misEoWers
1873. Der Of irregular returns not signed y the
clerk, etc. not Included in the ABOVE figures but VIII
be reported the full committee conference Is I" be
held here tomorrow between the two wings Of the Iu
sion party in an endeavOr harmonic for future poi
cal action 1t expected that large number o leading
FuNonists viii he present.
In Joint convention OF both branches OF the L"eisa-
ture this morning the following ofcars were elected:
Secretary Of StGtc-JOseph O. Smith.
AUOrne5- -GfneTdI-HcnrN B. Ceayes.
AdiHfaiit CCncrdi-GeOrge l.. bean.
TrScuftre C0unciiOrs- -MfssTs. Roscoe l. Eownrs,
FIRST Councillor District; Frederick Robc SEC ma DIS
trct Joseph T. IIinkev Third distinct; Wl!lIam WI
son. Fourth District; Jane G.. PrndictOn. ma DIS
trct: Lewis Barker. sixth distinct; and sdIiur4 n
Campbell, Seventh District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
TELhGRAPHIC NOTES.

CRUSHED IN GY SNOW
A<BURY PAX y. t.. jan. C. hc roof OF Aliens
bakery today caused by the weight Of tho 10
one was injured THe damage Is fl.5O'.
THE MELCHANTS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
AIB,NY. \. Y, Jdn. 6.-flrrmau Brn ~ .ld W.
r. Potter policy holders dlcl exceptions TO tho
Hale Kingsley referee, Oi tue Merchants Life Insurance
Company o,...,.,, ,o,
NoRfOLK Va, Ju. 6.-Ihc schooner Elizabeth
White with tes from Aaita9Ony river for rmaaeipha
10, IN the gale Tuesday night Of CoJbs lsand AL tne
wero saved
THE METROPOLITAN CONCERT HALL
ALBANY. n. Y, Jan. O. hr AlctnpO itan Opera
oIse COMPANY fled their ANNUAL report w the Secrei1y
Ststc foIlay folOWs SubHcTibei capital 4GOOOVO
cash assets, sjI sOl ~ no deota
THE NEW-HN NMPsHnRE STRIKE.
SCNCOnK. y. H.. Jan. G.-l he excitement over the
strike Is increasing Hundtefs 10 ay plraded the ste'is
win cjt1s Nearly all arc french Canadians There
,n'v a lew people Al work In the three mills.
A SAFE BLOWN OPEN
ST IOUfg ia. U-A large safe IN the pork and
,eef nackg hous jeremiah Murphy was blown open by
mr.. wen mdn ght aud daylight TINS morning. AMI
,wncnscks Tor $500 bag containing ncnry 500 IN s
yer were stolen.
CHOPPED TO PIECES WITH AN AXE.
GItvl SION lex. Jan. "a special dispatch 10
mi Ne,os from san Antonio 1et says most 2tf0ci0us
,ntsr as committed at wOOich0ppers camp, Tour miles
ist Of this CITY saturday might Bruno Image refused 10
snn his horses .RR, who wanted 10 20 10 san os
Wsxeo Hsy feilsd HlieO with an axe chopped MN 10
sccs and fled rhers pssss ai7coveres him yesterday III
The brush and effected bis captu6~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
THE BOERS' Fight FOR FREEDOM.
THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT REJECTS TIE APPEAL


OF TIE HOILANDFRS.
LONDON, Thursday, Jan. @, 1881.
A ,clegram from Utrecht states that Dutch
in London having presented to Mr. Leonard Court
ney, Under Home Secretary copy ofthe address drawn
up by Professor Hayng in favor OF the Independence
Of the Trausvaa Mr. Courtney stated that bis sympa-
thies IN the Transvaal question were unatered
General Sir Evelyn Wood. who cOmmandea a column
during the Zulu campaign will proceed TO the Cape i'm
medatey second in command OF tue forces uuder Sir
George =. COlley.
Before Mr. Courtney accepted Office Mr. Gladstone as
sured nm that the Government would not enter upon
any but the purely military pnase of the question until
the Beers ceased 10 be nsurrectionary against the
Queeu's authority.
The Earl of hery. Colonial Secretary, IN receiving
deputatiOn OF French missionaries Yesterday 10 urge
the settlement Uf the BasutO By mediation, Sad IN
effect that lie desired peace, but tue matter was IN tho
hands OF the Colonial Government.
Captain Lambert states that the Beers continued
firing ut him after killing CapaIn Elliott, ana that no
escaped by swimming the river He Subsequently
walked for three days the Beers IN the Orange Free
state refusing him ass stance.
The BOcis are organizing tie Cafres In the walker
strO0m district The Beers nave the sympathy OF the
whole Dutcn population throughout south Africa ana OK
some Enslshmen.
a meeting at Birmingham today egreed 10 resolu'
tlon c0ndemnng tue annexation ot tLe IransVaal'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
WASIIINGlON NOTES.
WAsnlNGloN, Thursday

MAsWlNGION, III TI-IIiIy, JlII. ., III.
Tho Treasury J.. .parIncnt to-day purchase 2G1OoO
onnc.4 Of hnc slVcr for dlI'ry "t Tue NeW-oriclhS
Mint
Treasurer Gi nilan to-day received for redemption
s4p3OoO OF Unucd state per cent bonds series OF
1850
circular relative to the Endorsement ana payment
T,,,.,rv drafts and Post O1irc Department warrants
Mas Iss, M the TrrusuI POl the Cn"d states lu-uay'
Representative Mors' OF Massachusetts, presented
To- tnr House. today, petition for the repea ol the
check STAMP tax and taxes on bank capital ana de-
u,.fts sIrIi.d by . 500 New England merchants
rh rc,pt couri-mar.ia sentence ot dismissal against
E.r.t Iiutcneut Alex Wishart. OF the Twentieth In
fautrv having been approved the order annonnGng hls
Gs,.s y iii lie issued Tomorrow Lieutenant "lsnar'
is from Pennsylvania
r,e C.nsu- Burcau reports that seven OF the elght
tovynsbirs taken Tor remuneration by Colonel Butter
ncrI und assistants In South Clrona chow population
iu Drcrfnbcr at 1882. agau,t lOo03 rentGn " rno
local cnumeiatOrs IL June. THIS s gain u o'' Va 70
NOR cont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
FESTIVITIES AT WASHINGTON.
YOUNG LADIES AT DINNER AT THE WHITE HOUSE,
ENTERTAINMENTS BY MRS. CHITTENDEN, MRS.
HAY AND OTHERS.
fBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE

HAY AND OTHERS.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Jan. G.-In honor of the seven
Young ladies' who are visiting Mrs Hayes she to-
day entertained fifty others ut luncheon at o'clock.
TO accommodate ffty-cight persons three tables
were arranged IN the State dining-room in the form
of the letter l. with broad top and base Mrs. Hayes
sitting at the midtc of tho upper cross piece. near
the door of tho conservatory which was formerly
the billiard-room with Miss Eyarts at her right and
Miss Thornton at her left. The dininG-room pre-
seuted an unusually beautiful sight. so full of
blooming young life. 1t was profusely adorned
with flowers. The resident guests were from Cab
met, diplomatic and leading judiciary and Congress
sonal families. Prominent among those not resid-
ing in the city were Miss Stone. Of Cleveland,
sister Of Mrs. john Hay; Miss Saymaker, of Den
yer, a guest of Mrs. Senator Hill Of that city; Miss
Harriet Scoyill of Wellesley College, Graud-daugh-
ter of Henry Ward Becchcr, and Miss Davenport,
both guests OF Mrs. Clfin: tho Misses Deycns,
nleccs of the Attomcy-Grneral; besides Miss Mills
Of San Francisco Miss Russell and Miss Morgan, Of
Ncw-York Miss Scott, of Now-Or.cans Miss Cook
and Miss Heron, of Ohio, for whom the party WAS
made.
IN" first State dinner Of the year will be given Mt
the Executive Mansion Thursday evening. January
13, to thc supreme Court Justices and their wives.
with selections from the Senate and House Of Rep
r., natives accompanied hy their wives.
1uis bclug the seventeen anniversary Of Charles
SumnoTs birth, Representative and Mrs CLitten-
den, who occupy hi4 late residence. gave tonight a
commemorative dinner To rhe following guests:
S.uaior and Mrs. I.ar Senator and Mrs. Eduuuds; :;
Representatives llawicy Loung. Clallin. Nral Bur-
rows and Their wives, Sir. .tud Mrs Charles Norl-
hon. Major Ben Pcricy Poorr, and Airs. George Aln
OF brooklyn, " 7.
select number of 'rcnl7 wero entertained this
evening by Colonel John iay Assistant >ccrctery
" M.s,achusrtts-ayc., 10 meet MIS- Flora Stone.
Ihc opening German hy The Bachelors Climb
ally brilliant and wei cnjoyrd The guests were re-
ccivcd Boy Nr-. Parsons daughter of Mr. Justice
Swq,nc; Alr-. Hayes, with To- group of Young
tie wife of Justice Miller, with a daughter aud
friend and Mrs. senator Clrpcutcr and daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
bISsIII>IIaD tHPLOiE&.

A Apu,ob.r of cigar-m,kc9. IN ;'e employ Of B. A.
shotvcu , ci.,ar manufacturer. of No 2S2 Ninth
AGO leit wUk or "Wednesday. 'lue cause of this
str,ke Is reduction OF wages. AT meeting hcldat
M 1913 Orcnard-st. "Wednesday toriy-twO ot me
x,,kn,en SIGNED their names 10 4 document edeihg
yes TO prrseycrc ~ te strike rs long a. 'ho
ru,uIoyer persists IN rcdGciug the "aHeo U'r
wa,es were reduced from 80 ~ , ; D" 4 tlGuSfin' e.
SON in Broadway. have been on s. X" for several
DAYS Oh account of he d!Sc'arsc oI .eyrn g;n M
49,. tatnn the ,natter in hand, and daily neeli0gs
are held by the Executive Vonmltte' ol the oIgAn'
;1a+iIn Ia AID the striking w0rkmcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
THE NEW SECRETARY OF TIE NAVY.
GENERAL GoFF. OF WEST VIRGINIA, NOMINATED
AND CONFIEMED--RECORD OF a LOYAL AND
lnY rrLrGRArn TO THE rRrBuxE.1

GENERAL GOFF. OF WEST VIRGINIA, NOMINATED
AND CONFIRMED--RECORD OF LOYAL AND
B~AvE SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.1
WAsnIvGroN, Jan 6--Gencral Nathan Goff was
nominated to-day as Secretary Of the Navy, and his
nomination was confirmed short time atterward
without dissenting voIce.
lie belongs TO n wealthy and influential family at
Cark,burg, West Virginia, where he was born II
1896 lie was educated for the bar, but at the out
break Of The Rebellion be entered tie Union Army
and was appointed Colonel OF the 81 Virginia In
fantry. He served in the brigade commanded by
Colonel now President Hayes, and ha3 an excellent
war record. having risen to the rank of Brlaadler-
General before peace was declared. iv has been
actively idontiiird with the Republican party OF
his State. andWls a candidate for the ALINth Con-
grcss, being defeated bv less than two hundred
votes. In 1876 lie was the Republican candidate
for Governor; and. although unsuccessful, his name
upon the ticket and his personal efforts during the
canvass added greatly 10 the strength and standing
of lis carty in tho State. lie was appointed Dis
tr,ct-Attorney for West Virginia by President
Grant in 1873, and was rcappontcd by President
Hayes in 1877. General GoG Is a man OF linoprcS-
ence and an eloquent sprihrr
II is said thai Genera G.T has assurance, from
General Garfield that hc Will hc retained in the Cab
met after ihc fourth Of March. This Is not truc.
General Con Wis personally well known to Frcsi-
dent Hayes, and was selected to serve during the
remainder of his term because Of personal irlendh-
Less ani known fitness. The West Virginia Ecpub-
lean Association called upon the new Secretary Of
the Navy in body tins evening to pay their
respects. S,y,ral friicitou. speeches were made.
General Grt intends to bi.aE I5 family % Was nluS-
ton IN a few days.
How will inc selection Of General Gof 40
ccvcd by West NrruiIu99 asked a correspondent
of IHE lIHBuNE OF Senator li,rciurl.
II will DE- very satisfactory TO us replied the
Senator. " He IS an excellent man aud Nlll MAKE
a crcditabr Cabinet officer
used 10 guard him IN lIhh, Prison said a
gentleman who wa, standing near. and who had
been CouvclsuC with senator Hereford. " ! wa~
gcaut of he guard and used To furnish him apple
lack | know hlm we'll. H. WIS drafted to bc ,FJt
IN retaliation for thc Threatened execution of soie
of our officers hy TIE mon iurcr-.
"IIov did hc escape p asked th" correspondent.
"On! The Union General didn't shoot tho Con
fpdrlItrS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
WHAT IS DOING ABROAD.
QUEEN yICToRINs SPEECH READ.

QUEEN VICTORIAS SPEECH READ.
THE GOVERNMENT POLICY IN REGARD TO IRELAND
ANNOUNCED THEREIN-TuE ABANDONMENT OF
CANDANlAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IRISH STATE
TRIALS BECOMING DULL.
The royal speech with which the British Paria-
ment was opened yesterday is largely devoted to
Irish affairs. 1t promises land reforms, but inti-
mates that cJerclve measures will be introduced
promptly. The speech says that Canlahar IS
to be abandoned, and that the Transvaal
revolt has set aside plans for the gov
ernment of that province. Mr.. Gladstone
and Mr.. Panel were both cheercd by their sup
Dortcrs on entering the House of Commons. In the
debate on the address speeches were made by Lord
Beaconsfeld and Mr.. Gladstone. Mr.. Gladstone
proposes that the Government measures shall take
precedence of all Others The Beers are organizing
Cafires. The British Government has reNN';ted the
Dutch appeals in behaf of the Beers. The Irish
State trials have become dull and tiresOmc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
GOVERNOR JARVIS on TIE NEGROES.

RALEIGH, \. c., Jan. 6.-GOytrnor Jar-
Wis in is Message to-day speaks in terms OF the
relations existing between the blacks and the whites.
and says The negroes. am glad to say are hec'in-
ing more industrious and thrifty" lie refers with ats-
faction to their Industrial fairs held at Raleigh and TO
the favor and encouragcnent bestowed upon them 10y
the whites. He regards il n an lmpcrauvcdniN h INC
White shoud zee ilai in all things full and equal Justice
shall be done the blacks. and mat the bach. are n"
left TO work out THEN own destiny alone. IHr Gov,
ernor favors greater pravisrn for puHc schools, and
Recommends putting the school IS cents Oh every
SfuO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
THE ORGANIZArIoN IN 1ENNE>SEF.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan. G.-The House
organized today b, the oertl"t ~ all The remaining
officers Stewart DemJ. from Polk and Bradley ConI
t,e to whom a certificate OF election was not given on
account OF the dsa OF the Governor and secre
tary of State, and who was declccd by the supreme
Court 10 be e:tltrd his seat. sworn n The Re-
pblicans have ned notice that they would contest MS
seat, .., C,.,.,. II
The Senate the first ballot today elected George H.
MoIgdu Duw-tGX ID -nocrat for Speaker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
DEBATING THE rEFrNnlNG BILL.
--rrFGcIVE srtiCH W MI. oiur1ISDEN-
Result Is DOUBT.


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