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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-02-01
Board Of Supervisors.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLESx,
ALPEsA, ALPEsA CO.. MICH,

ALPzsA, ALrEsA Co. MICH,
Jan. 81. A. d. 1882. J
Pursuant to adjournment the Board of Su
pervisors Of Alpena county met at the Office
of the County Clerk at 10 A. NJ. and wa,
called TO order by the clerk.
Roll called.
PREsENT.-Supervisors Case, Hayes Nc
Donald, Pangborn and Sanborn.
On motion of Supervisor Pangborn, Su.
pervisor sanborn was elected Chairman pro
tenn.
Reading the minutes of previous meeting
omitted for the present
Several bills were presented to tho Board
and were referred by the Chairman to the
Committee on Claims and Accounts.
On motion of Supervisor Pangborn, the
meeting adjourned until 2P.M.
AFTERNOON SESSION, 2P.M.
Meeting called to order by the Chairman.
Roll called.
PREsENT-Supervisor Hayes, Pangburn
Sanborn and the Chairman.
The Chairman announced no quorum pres
ent.
On motion of Supervisor Pangborn the
Board adjourned until tomorrow morning a,
"a. NJ.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK, J
ALPE>A, ALPEEA Co, MICH.
January 2s, A. d. 1882.
Pursuant TO adjournment the Board of Su.
pervisors of Alpena county met at the office
Of the County Clerk at 8 A. NJ. and was called
to order by the Chairman.
Roll called.
PREsENT.--supervisors Hayes, Pangborn
and the Chairman
The Chairman announced no quorum pres.
ent.
On motion of Supervisor Pangborn the
Board adjourned until 10 A.. NJ.
Meeting called to order by the Chairman.
Roll called.
PREsENT.-Supervisors Case, Green, Fer
guson, Hayes, Mcdonald, Pangborn, San
born and the Chairman.
Minutes Of previous meetings read, cor
rected and approved.
PETITIONS.
Petition of Geo. Stubs for permission TO
erect dam at the head of Long Lake was
read. Also remonstrance against the build
ing Of said dam was read.
On motion Of Supervisor Hayes, the whole
matter of petition for, and remonstrance
against, said Stubs dam was referred to a
committee of three, appointed by the Chair,
to report at next meeting.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
To tho Hon. the Board Of Supervisors Of A.
pe,aa county.
GEsrLIMEr:-Your Committee on Claims and Ac-
counts. 70 whom was referred the following bills,
have carefully examined the same and bes leave to
rop foilows.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-02-01

Notes is hereby given that the frm Of Phslps q
Sinclair. backsmths and carriage makers, 10 this
day Giss lived by mutual consent, J. H. sinclair re-.
firing from the firm. AL liabilities Of the hrm wpl
WEB HRLPs.
j. H SINCLAIR.
Alpena, Jan. IS, 1882. s4IwT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-24
gELEGRAPHIC NEWS
The Asia Wreck.

Chicago, 2S.-Toronto special: Henry
Canvas, another survivor of the wrecked
steamer Asia, reached here this NOM
ing. he says. "I had my suspicious of
the vessel, and was very cautious. she
was laden so the flrepart was thirty feet
out Of water, Ehile the stern sometimes
plu, ged into the lake and she refused to
obey the helm, aud rolled in the trough
OF the sea. Every strong puff Of wind
that came wheeled the forepart round
until she actually moved as on pivot.
More than a hundLed people were on
board, half French, hslf English, ali
screaming az once, as TIE waves broke
over the vessel. The officers could do
nothing, their commands being IN
needed in the confusion. When it be-
came evident the vessel would ga down,
Canvas, with life preserver on, jumped
into the lake, followed BY a woman and
child. who elung to MIN, and shortly
afteFW4Ed, the vessel disappeared. After
being s-wo hours in the water, he and the
LADY we're taken out by a smuggling yes
sci, and carried to Collingwood. The
lsdy's name is unknown. She appeared
to be wealthy. She gave Canvas $50,
snd also money to the smuggIers.
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Political.

Newark n. j., ga. B. Clark, edi-
tor of the Newark american, as nomi-
mated for Congress by the republican
congressional committee of the Sixteenth
district, vice Churchill, resigned.
Freeport, ILL.,, 23.-The democrats Of
the Sixth congressional district nomin-
ated j. j. Tickner. OF Rockford, for the
long term, and III. Y. johnson of Genoe,
to fill the vacancy caused by the death Of
Hon. r. II. A. Hawk.
Washington, 29.-Col. W. 2. Cana.
day, one Of the coalition candidates for
Congress from North Carolina, is in the
city and gives hopeful view Of the in
dependents in his state. He says, that
in his opinion. they will get five out of
nine congressman, including the con-
gresham at large He estimates that
80 600 democrats will support the move
ment He is also hopeful that the cosli-
lion party sill have majority of the
legislature, though the senatorial districts
were resrranged under the last census
greatly to the advantage Of the regular
democrats.
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CasunIties

New Brunswick, N. J., %. - Mrs.
Jene Hickey and Christopher Csrlsn
were drowned on the lock of the Della
ware and Rarilon Cansl Both leave
large families.
Seaville, N. J..23.-The steamer Rup-
par, from North Shields, EugIsRd, for
Philadelphia, Is ashore at Townseud 10
let bar.
PlainGpld, n j., 23.-I. has been
raining Continuously for eighteen hours
ana streams are much swollen. The
STREETS are fall of water and the damage
to proparty is heavy. At 1.9O Grave
street bridge, ever Green brook, this city,
suddenly gave wsy while crowded with
people Rstching the food. Six persons
were rescued, but q mum bey 1t is believed
persisted. Both dams at Scotch PlsiGs
were washed out, and the water is four
feet d. ep in the streets of the village.
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UNCLAIMED FREIGHT AT OGDEN STATION
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PrOdnoe.

Chicago, 3D. SVhest firmer, 1025s93
Sept. 944, Oct. winter i02H0N, sprine
1929; corn steady 644@3; cash GA; Sept
$685. Oct. oats easier, 315@4; cash 315
Sept. BIZ; Oct. rye weaker 593; barley
81; whisky 40; pork higher Il. so cash,
and Oct lard higher 1856 cash and Oct
Milwaukee, 23.-Whest stesdier 9S3
cash 9S, Sept. 9415, Oct 81, Nov. No. 8
so; corn lower 641I; oats lower 3114; rye
steady; 60; barley stronger, Sc.
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a Big FaiIarc.

New York, %. -AloDzo Toilet, q
Wall street broker. alleged 20 be short
Ia his accounts had not, up to q late
hour, visited his Office today. His alb
sence filed the street with rumors OF
such a nature as to create q decided feel
ing Of alarm among his customers, many
of whom called and asked arxiOusly fer
him. To oil Inquiries the response wss
given that his arrival was expected. The
Gle K, with hesitation, said he thought
Mr.. Toilet wss in town. The amount OF
the shortage Is now placed a. OF less
than 81 GC0.0C0.
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Gable clicks.

Dublin, 23.-The failure is reported Of
a CONNER cisl firm of long standing. The
name is not given. The liabilities sre
estimated at 9lO0, 900 to $4,000
It is understood that the firm reported
is George Read s. Co, distillers.
Constsntinople, 23.-Count Court,
italian ambassador, has invited repre-
sentatives of the powers to a conference
on Sunday to discuss the Greek question.
London, % Six thousand miners in
North Staf.rdshire have given notice of
g demand for SD advance of ten per cent.
in their wages.
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coSsIGSoR. DATE. coys1eyrr.

MackintOzh Sands Nov p 1881 TR0s y iIiams care T5
Utsh Forw'dg Co. Feb g. 1881 Minnie e5 81 s
Milford Nv -N'A--'''4D o1
salt 4, 0a % % 1891 p W 9h1Tth Ogden graf
april lisp ]. a Robinson FvansroT,5 seal
Montpelier Coon
:June 25lSS2 G. Psrrott, Silver Bow InDof1 -
June 80 1882 @. + Stofer, -
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did She Die?

No; she fingered and suffered
along, pining away all the time, for
years, the doctors doing her no good /;
and at last was cured by this Hop
Bitters the papers say SO much
about" "Indeedl indeedl now
thankful We should be for that
medicine"
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miscellaneous.

San Francisco, 23.-Noonday has as
sessed % cents.
Laramie. Wyo.,2 Jimmie Rsyford,
the year cd son of Dr.. BsyfOrd, the
editor Of the Sentinel, this city. this
afternoon, accidentally shot himself with
s revolver, it is thought fatally.
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Frost

Chicago, 23.-Specisls from various
points in The northwest report more or
less heavy frosts in Western lows, north
ern aud central Illinois, and northern
Illinois. In only few places wss 1t
hesyy enough to materially iDjure the
corn crops.
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Ffre Record.

Little Rock, ga large fire oroke
out at Fort Smith asst night IN the bus
mess part OF the town. At LAST ae-
counts over 6 dozen business places
were consumed.
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PUBLIC SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PROPERTY mr.
the SPed below and now remaining unclaimed possession Of
Otah Central hallway Company, will be sold
@ 70 satisfy the charges thereon for freight storage together with
ad Company in Salt Lake City, Utah. beginning o'clock am On
saturday the 14tn day Of October, ~ ="
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT AT OGDEN STATION
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-06-18
CRIMINAL.

BURLINGTON. June 17.-An unknown
man was drowned off the ferry below here
this afternoon. He was intoxicated and
jumped overheard to avoid an attack made
upon him by drunken cripple.
DETROIT, June 17.-Ed. T. Smith. a law
student. sued Olivet college for $4,000
damages on account of suspension. He
claims that the faculty undertook to extort
money from him in settlement on a
groundless charge, and, not succeeding,
suspended him.
ST.. PAUL, June 17.--Two burglars
raided the residence of Revenue Collector
Bickel, but were baffied and escaped to the
woods. whittier oficer Daniel O'Connell
followed them and was not again seen
alive. His bodywas found, however, at
o'clock this evening with a bullet hole in
the temple The fatal shot had been fired
at such close range his head was powder
burned. The burglars and murderers
have not been arrested, although several
persons have been run in on suspicion and
a reward of $500 offered for theirsappre-
hension.
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-06-18
BRIEFS.

Farmers are cutting wheat in Southern
Illinois
There are ATT prisoners in the Chester
penitentiary.
The republicans of Rock Island county
have instructed for Hon. d. D. Parry, of
Monmouth. for state treasurer.
John H. Oberly. it is announced, will re-
sumo the editorial control of the Bloom
ington Bulletin.
The Cass county fair viii be held at Vir
ginia September ID, 13, IA and is, as an
.nounced by the secretary George L. War
low. -
The Misses Peck and Pinneo. who are
to engage in an equestrian contest at
Rockford on June %, for $4,000. are now
training in that city.
The supreme court of Illinois, in session
at Ottawa, has decided the dog tax law
constitutional, the tax being merely law
full exercise of the police power of the
state.
Alfred N. Walker has sold the Newton
Press, published at Newton, Jasper county
to John III. Shup. Mr.. Walker has pub
lished the paper for Is years.
Hon. John nj. Crebs is out in card in
the White county Democrat decllng to be a
candidate for congress in the Nineteenth
district. This leaves clear field for Hon.
Dick Townsend one of the most able demo-
Gratis in the Illinois delegation.
The Presbyterians in session at Spring
field have taken decided action against the
violation of the Sabbath by railroads. 8o,,
600 men are employed by the companies
in the United States who work seven days
in the week, so it is said
The Illinois woman's suffrage convention
at Moline, recently, reelected Mrs. Eliza
beth Boyton Harbert president, and passed
some energetic resolutions regarding the
right of the ladies to the ballot.
S. C. Hanks, who resides four miles west
of Decatur, has curiosity in the shape of
a chicken which has been hatched alive,
having four legs, nineteen toes, four wings,
two backs, one head and two tails.
The Illinois agricultural department has
advices that complaining has been greatly
delayed, that clinch bugs have appeared in
large plumber, and that the army worm is
ahead of schedule time in the southern
counties
In the divorce suit of Sarah O'Brien
against Hon, VIM. w. O'Brien, in Chicago,
the court granted temporary injunction
restraining the defendant from interfering
with the household effects now in the pos
session of the complainant. The custody
of the child was given to the mother, pend
ing the result of the litigation. and the de
times each week.
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-06-18

ST. JOHNS N. F., June 17.-The fishing
schooner Lasyrene, of Miqueler was sunk
by an iceberg at st. Peters bank. The
entire ecrew-seventeen-a lost.
LONDON, June 17.-The government,
with the approval of France and Turkey,
has determined to protect Suez canal trans
ports, and has accordingly ordered them
ready for embarkation.
ST.. PETERSBURG. June 17.-Russia is
preparing men of war to send to Alexan-
dria.
LONDON, June ia correspondent at
Alexandria states the number of bodies
found of the Europeans killed Sunday
is $40. Thousands of Europeans are ar
irving from the interior.
LONDON, June 17.-The police have
seized 1905 rounds of ammunition, 400
rifles and twenty five boxes of nevolvers in
stable, ready for shipment to Ireland
CoNsTANTINeF94E, june 17.-The Sultan
yesterday reiterated TO the French ambas
sador his objection to the conference on
the Egyptian question and maintained the
assembling thereof be attended with in
separable drawbacks. Gen. Akmed Muka-
ted will probably be sent to Egypt immedi
ately
ALEXANDRIA, June 17-It is stated that
the British controller will resign if ARABIA
Pasha is included in the new ministry.
Troops are becoming hostile towards
Europeans.
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-06-18
MuseAr1SE.s HUBBLE.

MUsCATINE, June 17.-This city has
been excited to-day over the action of the
local tournament convention, which of
fered the hose race sweepstakes prizes, in
ruling out the Rescnes of Muscatine, on
.he affidavit that one of the running team
had not belonged to the company thirty
days. and awarding the $500 prize to the
Rescues of Decatur, H., who made the
second best time The Muscatine Rescues
protested, and enjoined the treasurer from
paying the prize, and win carry the case
into the courts.
This action of the local committee is be-
lieved to be caused by the popular indig-
nation here against the employment of
professional runners by the Nuscatine
Rescues.
Owing to the rain last night the prom
ised hub and hub race to-day was declared
off
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-06-18
PTTTsBURG.

PITTsBURa, June 17.-The labor demon
stration to-day although not as successful
in point of numbers as it would have been
if the weather was fine, still it was impos-
ing. The number of men in the process
ion is estimated at from 10000 to 10000
1t was composed of FIVE divisions compos-
ing representatives of all the local assem-
blies of Knights of Labor and about thirty
lodges of the Amalgamated Association of
Iron and Steel Workers and various other
Industrial societies The Printers Asso-
citation held the place of honor. Most of
the parade occurred during drenching
storm and the streets in the vicinity of
the line of march were crowded including
fair proportion of the gentler sex. The
city was decorated with notices and flags
and presented gala appearance. On ONE
of the notices was the following: I'VE
ask for the repeal of the following laws
Conspiracy, contract convict labor and the
tramp law" The demonstration was par
ticularly orderly, and there was very lit tie
drunkenness. Tonight everything is quiet
as usual.
PrrTsBURG, June 17.-All window and
green bottle glass houses will soon shut
down for the summer. The season has
generally been a good one. The shutting
down will stiffen the prices in the twenty
glass factories of this description in this
city and vicinity. About 5000 men and
boys win be added to the list of idlers.
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-06-18
STORMS.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June IA very severe
storm of wind and rain occurred here be-
tween twelve and enc o'clock last night.
The aggregate damage to trees, glass, ETC.,
was very great Several steamboats, lost
their chimneys. Every telegraph line In
The city was prostrated, and most of them
are still down.
The steamer Blue Lodge. owned at La
Crosse, worth $4,000. sunk ON the Illinois
shore, and is total loss. The steamboat
champion, belonging to Captain Wood
ward, sunk at Gartside dump, East st.
Louis. The steamboat was worth $1,000
ana Is total loss. Captain Silvers two
boats were damaged from 81, 900 to ST.
0oO Other losses made the aggregate
over S25, coo.
OF. LOUIS, June IA Kansas City
special to the Post says terrific tornado
'nfoo1ed and overturned houses there last
night blew down trees, ETC. Fowler's
eOoper shop and the Western paint shops
we're blown down. Thomas Maddern, who
~ vas IN the latter; was killed. A hotel at
y(.S. USeuaie. suburb, was blown down, and
- n'ian Iteese killed. Fred Howell was
u'eo w. at Wyandotte, opposite here.
"e storm seems to have been more Sc
at East st. Louis than on this side.
is az: al the southern part of that town
ane nifty houses occupied by
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-06-18
FIXES.

BOSTON, June 17.-Several firemen were
injured by the falling walls of the burning
cotton waste mill at Highlands, one
fatally. Nineteen firemen were buried in
the debris, but all were taken out, though
nine or ten are seriously injured two it is
believed fatally.
WLKEsBARRE, Pa, June 17.-An ex-
plosion in the Lehigh 81 Wilkesbarre mine
this morning badly burned eight miners.
The mine Is now on fire.
TORONTO, June 17.-Hunter, Roks &
Co., publishers, lost SIS. 900 by fire; in
sured.
MILWAUKEE, June IA fire at Scho-
fields mill, near Wausaw, destroyed Hazel
tons mill and a large amount of lumber.
Loss probably $4,000.
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-06-18
SPORTING.
RACES.

CHICAGO, June 17-The Chicago Driv-
ing Park association has arranged match
between ST. Julien and Trinket, to be
trotted Thursday, July 30, during the reg
ular meeting, for special purse of SO, 500,
both to 60 to sulky, st. Julien to draw not
to exceed twenty-five pounds more than
Trinket. The exact handicap is not yet
fixed but left for Secretary Hall to decide
after seeing the animals tried. Both are
said to be in excellent order.
The Chicago driving park running meet
ing, which begins next Saturday. promises
well. Indications point to a large attend
ance from all parts of the country About
200 horses are now on the grounds,
including the California stable and one
from Winnipeg. @~
CoNEY ISLAND, June 17.-First race
three-feurths mile, Duke of Kent won,
Bedouin 3D. Godwet Sd; time :16
Second race, mile heats, Dan K. 1st,
Glenmore 2d, best time 1:42a-
Coney Island cup. two and one half
miles, Hindoo 1st, Reile 3D. Parole 8, time
3:5S.
Fourth race one and one eighth miles,
Amazon 1st Macbeth 3D. tins. 1 .47l <
Steepie chase, Frank Short fist. Disturb
ance 2d, Kitty Dart Sd; time 5.32A. : r.
WHEELING, June 17.-In the three mile
sculling race. 81, 900 side, William Brice-
land won over Edward Clater; time 2107.
Both reside here
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-06-18
POLITICAL.

LITTLE Rock, June 17.-The Democratic
state convention this morning nominated
Clifton r. Breckenridge for congressman
at large, and unanimously endorsed Senator
adopted resolution that, while favoring
resubmission to the people of the consti-
tutional amendment forbidding the pay
ment of the alleged fraudulent bonds,
this question is not test of any mans
democracy Adjourned.
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-06-18
RAILROAD BUSINESS.

NEW YORK, June 17.-There is some
curiosity as TO the occasion here of so
many eastern railroad magnates in the
west. The recent extended trip of Jay
Gould through the west has been followed
by similer trip by President Garrett, of the
Baltimore s. Ohio railway, President Geo
d. Roberts. of the Pennsylvania railway,
and President Jewett of the Erie, who ar
rived last night Vanderbilt is expected
early in the week. There is much specula-
ton as to whether these trips are purely
for recreation, or whether the coincidence
of their coming SO close together is not
due to some secret plan of the managers
of Importance in railroad circles.
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-06-18

poor families are injured and several
are blown down or twisted out of shape
Women and children waded around the
muddy streets for hours seeking some
shelter. The round house of the narrow
guage road was nearly blown down.
koehler's new mill lost most of the upper
story One hundred and fifty feet of the
Vandalia freight house was demolished.
Elevators and mills suffered severely
The loss is about $4,000. All Western
Union lines west of the city are still down
Iowa Cry, June IA severe wind
storm swept over this city last night, de
molishing several houses and barns and
doing considerable damage.
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-06-18
FoUR OF 4 KIND.

BosToN. June ia letter to the
Journal from Moretown, VT, the residence
Of the profigate Hartmann fanily. reports
that James Hartman, whose wife last
week gave birth to four children, received
Yesterday q notice that he has been granted
a pension with arrears of 1920. The pen
sion, it seems. was granted on the day of
the children's birth. The newcomers, who
are now ten days old. are all living and
well. Mrs, Hartman is but 80 years old
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-06-18
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, June Il.

CHlCAGOs uHe a.
Wheat-Spring, easier; generally nearly nominal
30 cash; l 81 June; 3201 32a July; / 11oH@
l18 August; oo7s01 Oh year; No 3 0a11 05;
rejected 7497s regular unsettled, weak and lower,
1901 1885, closing 1919 bid July; 053s611 O61S
closing LOSS August; OOPS year
ing 6e.s@69A cash; 6906934, closing 69ss@69a4
June 69A@7014. closing 781a bid July; 7Ol4070A
closing 70ss9o4 August. 50A@2925, closing 5e3s
year.
oats-Somewhat unsettled; generally lower
5a950A cash; 4a@50, closing at outside prices
June; 43S@44S. closing 4414 July; S2s@351
closing 351sGD355s August.
Rye-Quiet and unchanged; 60.
Barley-Nominaa.
Pork-1u fair demand and lower early closing
steady; 20 756D20 85 cash and July; 20 S71Si21 90
closing at 20 $500 50 August; 20 0oa20 Is Septem
ber.
Lard-Steady and higher; IL 471z@11 so cash
II 47a011 529z July; II 6315@11 6718. closing II g.
oil 6716 August
Bulk Meafs-steady, shoulders 9s5; short, rib
12 20; clear 12 IS. ~
Whiskey--Unchsnged / 16. go
Flax Seed 25G11 2S.
Butter Fair demand; easier; creamery l90s4H
dairy 1000; low grades 1o0l11.
Eggs-Plentiful; T01714.
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-06-18
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS, SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 49, 1882

Sixteen months ago she produced twins,
SO that she now has six little ones to care
for. Her grandmother had seventeen chill
dren and her mother also had large fam
lily. This private family affair Of Mr..
Harriman's has created great excitement in
that community, and persons came many
miles to view the filter. Of children. En-
terprising showmen have already proposed
to place the mother and children on exhi
bition but the father declined to entertain
the offer.
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-06-18
WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, June 17.-The chief of
police, by direction of the mayor, has is
sued orders that all gaming and gambling
houses of every kind shall be closed up
from this date. All keepers and inmates
will be arrested and dealt with according
to law He assures them there is no
double meaning to the order, but that it
means the determination of gamblers.
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-06-18
THE CROPS.

CINCINNATI, June 17.-Advices from
intelligent and reliable sources in Warren
county, Ohio, make the loss to the barley
crop from army worm and from water SO
per cent The worm is attacking corn to
some extent but has not yet harmed wheat
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June 17.-The
wheat crop of East Tennessee has just
been harvested, and is the best grown
there in ten years.