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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-08
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Tt is reported
that instructions have been received from
the Chinese government modifying the orss
iginal order for the return of Chinese stu
dents in this country. 1t is believed at any
rate that this order will ultimately be re.
considered. There is a suspicion that the
refusal of our government to permit
Chinese youths to enter the military in
large numbers had something to do with
the recent action of the home government.
Then it is true that the boys showed an in
subordinate disposition which rather
alarmed the special commissioner.
1t is rumored that the postmaster gener-
al contemplated resigning to accept the
presidency of the anatomical loan and
trust company, to be organized by Van
derbilt. James denies it.
Investigation shows that nine -tenths of
the bags in use in Canada are the property
of the United States, and the Canadian
government has commenced the manufac-
ture of bags.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-08
FoILED.

FREDERICK, KAN, Aug s.-Yesterday
about forty masked men made q Intellectual
attempt to capture two brothers named
Hardin confined in Jail here for murder.
A warden being overpowered gave his
pistol to Hardin who used it to kill the
ringleader John Hoffman, where upon the
remainder fed followed by posse and
heriff
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-08
VESSEL. LOST

HALIFAX, Aug. 8. - Steamer Cortey,
value 500, ,0o0, partly insured was wrecked
totally by striking rock, going out harbor.
She was bound to ST. Johns, n. F., cargo,
offioar and beef consigned for New Found
land from New York, valued seventy five
to hundred thousand dollars, which was
saved in damaged condition.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-08
a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and In
discretions OF youth nervous weakness early decay
loss of manhood, &c. will send recipe that will
cure yon, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
wGs discovered by missionary in South America
Send self dressed envelope to the RKv. JosEia
r. TsnAs. Station d, New York City.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-08
BEST RECORD.

LONDON, Aug. 8.-At Birmingham Sat
urday w. &. George. pedestrian won q
thousand yards handicap from Scratch in
two minutes, Is seconds This beats the
best amateur record In the world, which
was Meyers of the United States.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-08
SPORTING.

SARATOGA, Aug. s.-One and five-e lights
mile heat-Evord 1st, Longtow End; time
3:043.
Three -fourths dash-Sir Walter 1st, Ida
end; time 1 "a.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-08

A SAFE AND SURE means of restoring
the youthful color of the hair is furnished
by Parker's Hair Balsam, which is deserv-
edly popular from its superior cleanliness.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-08

on account of Fenian plot against his
life
show decrease in imports of f1, ,201, 900.
and exportsf159. 900 as against last July.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-08
GENERAL NEWS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The State De
partment refuses to state what viii be the
policy of the government in case Russia
demands the extradition ST Hartmann.
Russia has not even asked examination of
the case yet.
The attorney general recently rendered
an opinion which has been adopted by the
Secretary of War and concurred in by the
Secretary of the Interior, relative to the
right of the President to establish military
reservations on the public lands. The at
torney general holds that this power Is con-
ceded to the President by the Courts, and
is sanctioned by various acts of Congress,
that such reservation may be made upon
lands claimed for preemption by settlers
who have not made final proof and pay
ment for the land but that homestead en-
try segregates land from the public domain
by original entry and therefore military
reservation cannot be declared upon lands
entered under the homestead law.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-08
Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
y the undersigned at the City Clerks Office. Rock
Island H. until O'Clock p. on the 18th day of
August 1884, for the building of the superstructure
of q BRIDGE to be built by the city of Rock Island.
across Rock River. at Milan Ills.
The bridge viii be In spans of 40 feet eaeh
roadway Is feet in the clear-no sidewalks go
ry distributed load 1000 pounds running foot
ana rolling load of ten tons single pair of
wheels Wrought iron parts to bear tensile strength
of at 5eg0O pounds per square inch ofseetion
with factor of safety iron parts must be free
from flaws and of the best quality. All timber muaf
be sound ana free from shakes, rot splits. snp
and large loose knots.
Bidders furnish their own plans and speciica-
lions and wiz state what parts are to be painted or
dressed and in what manner. Bids viii be received
for all wood, all iron or for combination bridge.
The right is reserved TO reject any or all bids.
GEORGE w. HENRY.
DAVID STEPHENS,
JOHN c. LAFREEZ.
astsd Bridge COMMITTEES.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-08
BEER PRICES.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 8.-All the brewers but
four or five have agreed to restore the
price of beer to 8 dollars per keg.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-08
THE HEAT,

JERSEY CRY, Aug. Mrs. Eliza
Dawes, her infant daughter and mother,
arrived from England Saturgay. While
they were in the railroad depot the same
evening, waiting for the train to take
them to Peoria, where the husband of Mrs.
Dawes is employed, that woman was pros
trated by heat and died this morning.
A MURDER.
PrTTsBuRe, Pa, Aug. 8.--The excite
ment at McKeesport over the murder of
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-08

Medic
needek
and vicinity diseases
remarkable success of her medicines give tie oiowing
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-08

ez ( ora 5Ae ~se..
NEw YORK, Aug. s.
FINANCIAL.
9old- 0b
Aoney-2E@3
4overnme nLe-Firm
O.S. Bonds SO cent S0s' 1881. .-.-Lt25s
AIS 1q1a
IS lex DiV..-.--..-.. --...--.... -I.Iozs
New be. ...---.......--......-.-- .1u27s
COMMERCIAL.
wheat-Excited and higher; No red Aug 29H
al 3Ozs Sept 31h41I 32l4 Oct 3s1s al 34as.
Corn-Mod orately active: higher; mixed west
spot 5o1S9A future 59h0
Oats-Firmer: western 44GD50; No 2 Sept 49,
Perk-Firm; new 1S o001S25.
Lard-f1 90.
Chicago e arEet.
OHIoAso. Aug.
Wheat Active and firm; higher; rs cash;
17S Sept; 17$ Oct.
Corn-Strorg and higher; 53A cash. 54ss Sept;
Cals-F1rm and higher; s2A cash; sax Sept;
S21s bid Oct.
Rye-S6.
Barley-92A
Pork-Steady; II 95 cash.
Lard-Firm and higher; II 40 cash; II SAY Sept;
II 57ls Oct.
Whisky-1 12.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs receipts is, 600; fairly active Heavy &c
higher; light, 30lD6 45.
Cattle, receipts 4,5oa; stronger, eastern 609G6 50
common good shipping, 4.75N5 so; butchers 2. 10
@3S0; stockers feeders, 500; Texans, 300G325
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-08
YESTERDAYS REPORT.
IS 1T A RELAPSE.

The day at the executive mansion has
probably been the quietest since the Presi-
dent was wounded There was some
comment about the city regarding the in
formation contained in the morning bull
letlnes, the language of which was:
Ihe President this forenoon is in good
condlton, although the effects of the
1ebrlle disturbance of yesterday are stiH
slightly perceptible in pulse and tempera-
ture.
This is construed by MANY persons as in
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-08

Ha1f0rd Table SauCes best
raIiah In uae.
, 1881-02-05

PRESS NOTICES.
IA series Of twol,ty-,l,rco articles has boon pro
pared ly tWcnty different nullurn, most OF whom
as already known practical work or for research
up0H tho mgttcrs Cnttlstct to them. These articles
hayo MI beer, written for tho pruscnt publication, nnd
coyet very vida ael!. IN fnct wiacr rnnGo has
teeM gyen t,an has tcen Thought necessary by any
other nnthor nr editor.
"Tl;s circumstance Will undoubtedly nid In giving
tho took pato usforo Tho general 1catl1ng public
whose tastct md npata hvc. perhaps unconsc!ousls
been cnnsctl b. nlost Of tho wsitors though With
tut NATURALLY dotracln from t9 scientific vnluc of
tho atl'cek. The style !A usually clear md froo OF
unnecessarily technl1at tGrns.''-Tlio Nation.
nj should form part Of tho l,bsrY Of crcry largo
public eInslItntIon-penat educational. or eIeenosy-
sG.-end OF tho health onlcors Of syory tuwn md
eltr."-l1aEpers Monthiy.
"Tho work Is u,l7uc In 80 fnr ~ considerable por-
unn Of the irnt vo'ume Is devoted to Individual IIy.
Eieno or Personal 1tyGenet subject too apt TO he
oycrlooacd but Of thu Arcatost Importance. as tho
h5cienlu rendition ut tho must dcpoad largely
OH tltp hyRlrnc cDndtton Of tho units Of tho MaAs.
Tho nstries we.i written. tho snrsuub snbjects
discussed bcnR brought UP TO tho nteat tnt0, nt,d
the work. na Whole. IL tllU mort cnp11t1 treRttb1
on hyg!cno md ysnb!.o hensth which has heSn pub
llthcdH-Thu Sanitary journal.
at should bo remarked a,Sro, however, that cvary
fubject brnughs under dsenssion carries With itaef
tho fa', weight OF authofisy,"-rlo uoston Medical
Journal.
"1tisG enmnondtum OF Tho rIpcst Wisdom Of our
limo With respect 10 MI matters re1ntlnx to tho pcr
sonal and public euro or lloalth."-The n. \. poat
1t fur surrassps my expectations, 1t proves to b.
teomplofo AtMnnIpntarinn for tho snniAriAn, but
mono tho Ices nslapch 10 tho clttzon wh0 takes IN
interest tn hygeNM. HMk0 suited tu and onstiy com.
Ffchcnded by other. heartily commend 1t to tl,e
PnGltc Cable. 81. D. rzuslaent National board
oflaca'sh, Alchmoud, Va.
, 1881-02-05
Published in Philadelphia by ]. D. LippIn.
L. n


This Is the first lns.allmcnr OF projected
series OF English Philosophers. Of which
lrvan MILLER, Of Oxford, Is edltor. Art,
science, letters are already represented by
one or moro series, and It is now intnnle1 to
adt philosophy to tic llst OF subjects and 10
thereby attempt to render 1t more popular.
the reader what each English philosopher
thought and wrote about the problems with
which he dealt, not what he may think he
on9htto have thought aud written. Criticism
WILL besuggestcd rather tlau inlulge4tn In. aud
, 1881-02-05

tl!Gse volumes viii be exposttf0ns rather thnn
reviews. . III tho summary will he found
general survey of the main criticisms that
haze been passed np0n the yinws at tho
philosopher wltn forms tho subject Of tho
work. The lives Of philosophers arc
not, rs rule, eycntful, and the Biographies
will, consequently be hr!ef. It IS hoped that
tho scrIes. when completed. will supply n
comprehensive history Of English pIlloso-
ply" It Is essential to understand Mt tho
bcginning Of now enterprise exnctly
wl,nt the projectors Intend TO accomplish
In order to Judge ot the merits Of s1,ortco'n-
Ings nf tlleir work by s!,e standard they have
themselves erected. Tho plan Is n different
osIu from tllat adnptcd In the other series, as
In "Engtlsh Men OF Letters" "0rGat Mu-
'E1asstc Serles.n Here the philosopher
plays part subordinate to hta works. 1t Is
history Of English philosophy rnuser Tint.
Of English philosophers, and To TINT extent
the general little IS lnlsnomer In tilo otIhes
SERIES the t,lan Is tte chief topic discussed
tho plan Df tlle latter series we have cheap.
c0ncisg biographies Of Hotcd men and
sketches nf the work accomplished by fhef,l.
II ts ths s2fc n fof e a"tFr c caXs " sntres @ sSs ot
English philosophical thUn9llt hut cDtnpnrH-
lively little about tile lives Of the rhilosnptlgrs
themselves. rhe first v0lMtne Of tlIls series
phl!osopl'sr, onIts e1tlrcIy tie '. promised #
bibl[DRrnpl,lcal appcntllxand the biography
Of Adntl Snitli IL ncngre and Unsatisfactory,
In fact itc0Itains but iltt!n more Information
than VIII BE- faM.nl H. u,e Encyc!opcala.
Either Lord 1srnugha1n's two ynlitncs ,or
Dngall stewart's lIfe OF the antllor IT tthc
Wealth OF fattonsn 1ntRht llave ntfnrtleu
tho necessary material fora more complete
biography, and what is given would have
bren rendered much ntUre interesting By tho
c!ta!soM Of some Of the asec!lotcs alluded 70
" being y exlstenco y. tfe t,agts Of tlle
work or II popular biography Is to Rad!er
ard weave together. the scattered lnatnrial
concerning the her0's life, from tia n1ttlort-
tcs whish we Inasgessse!e 70 tt!e Ss SenssG,!
mush i'c!ter donc. The writer ot tI!is volume
ness MI, Customs" 'rhe J" Theory ot Mora!
sent'mrn!s 'M published In to- ~, T''cn
tho work discussed - In this volume,
1t was Allan Smiths theory, that. nll moral
emotions and distinctions spring from sym
s lsad = s: sf!lsy nl tiHy iiun. Witt ibss is
| IMtull Notwithstanding l}utler, md
IIntcsleson-.ayc up us inexpl[cnble. The
controversy cnncerncd, us Hume said, "tlle
| riycd from reason or sentiment. or arrived at
by the cltain Of argument. mid PROCESS OF
reasoning. or by certain imnetflate feeling
mid Internal SENSE" Mr.. Fnrrer only nlllitlcs To
ts,,a,stsccnreIy,-th "'Vealtl' of Nations y
The volume Is therefore, neither; n c0!l'pre-
hens1ye, satisfactory review Of his whr K. nor
| n iull nccuult OF Ills life, and tho series. 50
fnr, rntght be extended i'll scope without dis
advantage. Tfe book Is neatly bound and
clearly printed TN gn0d paper.
| Published In New York BY g. r. Putnam 8
| Sons.
, 1881-02-05

- a., 'tIs ~, t,,o ,,Mt y,u ,nnra1
WIN neal,t paIpose' " ~ e.i!nsnt no,'n ~
roformer WIG yells her identity under tue
of "4la1nlet" tho Prince of Denmark In
,,,ros ~ Dn.oacr<,ptz. What nr,vs pu ont
I, Iutao' .,'', -. Mar ~, ,r,ra ,',,, ,snt
neMg Ans"efen' None'I my n,o' onS ), r., elal
tho worlds grown honest" replies: "Tl!cn,
.,,uee, sn !, - = o ..hnn ,he ~ wy,tor eI NJ
."m,,t,su ~ o,,,,"as tno trod,ttnns ~ har
,,tnr"rn u'ns c,r.cr 1"S n,M ,yrIfrs I % cnan hrrlt
novel which might find p'ace In the library
ia eo,,n", ~ iIsotf RI nhiact of :, 4 WI.
,a.o eIy ro,,,,,,',,,,, IL N ,.v ,ho ,oano,,sma
Italy today. There IL enough Of 4 story to
interest any rcatler and the book Is filed with
.oy,t,nles of snnrp satIrral writing. strong.
eloquent descriptions, and earnest plcas for
Tho tale is not altogether pleasant one. II
tells Of petty tyrants using tl'o'r Temporary
power to crafty personal feelings, taxing tic
poor TO llho their own p'cKcls, breaking up
peaceful mid happy families art scl0slily
wrccktng otherwise bright mud pleasant lives,
set III nll conforming strivtly 10 tin letter Of
tercstlnr, and. tnk!Is It for era,,led that tIle
1oiIllcal facts ttre as stnteG, it is il work
flint Innv hn rcnH witt, 1rDl1t by nuv
n,ln.. EsnceinIly sl,fl,lA It bs rt,ad III Italy,
wlinra tic icSsG,, II tearlcs ia ryit]rntIy NJ
vt lli,enr,jctl, Tlle wretcl,cI Iniinu Is n
knppy tur,,l Gy tho sitle Of tho Ituliun pens
ant, il aouitta llas not too yl,lldiy coiorutl
j,or picture In ouicr to make It effective. Thu
srrnn of lin st0ry IL iuii in S,t,lfn Rusalin In
Saliva. f,r,I jeais yftli tIln lives md ioyes Of
n.nsn',ts rs n,fnetsI i,y itto existing ntl,icpui
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mirn!fn,; NJ fhalr natinnrn nlul fnteliigonce.
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a,sIfa SSdMirnhin Il, fheprv> Vlsnnvnr
h6 In fi,n nnttonce Ia reatl tha
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Forms for wills, deeds, notes, bonds, mort
CAGES. leases. I,otes ut invitation and Intrf-
stuction,-in fact, fnrsns fur more tilal, scure
of the Urttnnry .trnnsnctLons IT llfc.-are hero
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, 1881-02-05

Is wiietissr Me Govcrnn,ent Viii or viii not
t!on. r thoy "a, bishop Whlnple aaya ti,c
Cherokees will light to tho death agAflst Il.
present conll ltlon of tiie Cherokso Nation
from latcr date than "Il. H." gives. 1t OK.
htblts a Cherokee ard mixed population Of
e:oE1, an4 an actual pouu!ntlon n tho couf-
bor d, ,4o6; tho hogs, i0 %; and tl!a horses.
1865. Ont Of q population Of t5,lb0 males
over, Is years Of axe, 3,baD aro farmers. a
single district last yoar exported 1900 bales
try- About Sne.halt THO peope can speak
tho English Language. Liquor ts excluded
from Tie Territory BY the intercourse nws,
Rtd tha Nation also Inns stringent nr0!leltory
common as alleged, but by. personal tltls,
aild the oherokees are ynry jealous Of their
rights In t,Is respect. There are but twenty
eight minutes OF tho PenttGntlary.' 4 large
are cnuse.t BY tho lawlcss Invasion Of the
Territory by Wtte mel, and the attempts tn
eject them. The popuIatlon fIas iacrelsed a5
por ccnt since tho War. mid tho native Of.
the people as eyilenes that the experiment. Of
civilization In tIlclr case at leaSt Inns not been
failure. Tue CherUkees aru moro tractable
and Industrious than Tie majority Of 1udta1ls:
which, to certatn nxtent, sum up ttie ,n Isst
Ut the book, wa iitl that there nrb about :.00..
600 Indians IN the United states. exclusive OF
thOse In AlRska. OF these, la0. .000 are wholly
md 81, 900 partly ysclf.s,lpporting. while only
q, ,000 arc entirely dependent oil tho Govern.
ment. About $1,000 noyer visit an nseney,
and over them the Government does not prts.
tend To have either control Or care. These
&, 900 "subsist by lluntfny, tlshEnx, IN roota,
NUTS berrius, ETC., mud by letIGi!g aud stett!-
fnOF Yet tho "North American Ildtan y
the tobtIst typo 0t u EUnthen nlA1i I'll earth T..
| Every pago aud every year OF tho record Ut
the history Of tho IntlfaAs Inns lts dirk stail,.
"Tho story Ut one tribe IL tho story of ull,
| varied only by differences Ut ttma and plAce.
| Colorado Is Us. greedy and unjust III 1850 US
wis Georg!a IN 1850 md Ohio III l7u5;
ana the unltul States doyern!nunt
thsn. and with all addeA. ingenuity
from long practice :. ClIeatsllg. rub
bling, breaking promises, ,--theso three arc
| clearly things which must CEASE to hU tlnlle.
| Ono tlloro tflng, also, and that Is tho refusal
0f the protection Ut tie law to tile Indl lnn y
Fights of property, "nf life, liberty, aud tho
pursuit OF tlnpplness." Wien tllesv four
filings llayo ceisutl to bo done, time, status.
/ nsl:hIp. philanthropy, Rntl Christianity cai,
| slowly. aid surely aO tho rest, F'Itll these
four things have ceasol to DO done, states
!nansl!lp and philanthropy alike must work
IN yaln. and even 0hf!stlsnity can reap bul
| small haryests." The Indian Commission oi
1sB-a Government creati0n-seportetl;
| "1'he history OF the Government connections
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, 1881-02-05
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, 1881-02-05

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