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AT rnE nALL.
The Hearings Before His Honor Lsst
Evening.

Evening.
At the police court last evening Sergeant
Mcconnell occupied the scat, Of Chief
Hawkins, who was absent on business
Sergeant Decker opened the session by crying
in stentorian tone, s.Hats of, gentleuron.p p
The few spectators wearing their head gear
suddenly dotted them, and John Ferguson,
John Collins and William Jackson we're
placed In the dock. The first was dnIy
ftned Sl for being drunk, the second 3a for
being drunk and IN . fighting MOOD, and
the third lfor being stupidity drunk
William Moore, an aged black man, was
fined $50 and costs for allowing sow and
three pigs to run ct large. Il was shown,
however, that the pigs had broken from
their pen and had been secured by the
owner when notified by the police. The
ane was therefore remitfed.
The father Of two small stone throwing
boys was allowed 10 pay The costs Of having
his sens nrrested for indniging In their
dangerous propensity. aud tho case was dis
missed with word of advice from HIS
Honor.
"Thc court is through now, gentlemen, p
cried out Sergeant Decker and the audience
dispersed.
THIS MoRNINa's nRARIS0s.
The Mayor this morning fined four men
so cents each for simply being drunk, aud
three men 81 each for various stages of
drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Emma
Washington, yellow woman, was found
drunk during last night In the vicinity of
the gas works, and after much trouble
locked up. She was 6ued &c.
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why They Fear Blake.

seems that the Republican papers. desire TO
have Peter 8. Blake put before tho public as
a gambler before II Is proven by tho court
Why they thus strike at Blake, We are In
formed, is because there 10 great fear he
may open up certain frauds committed by
certain Republican leaders in tho recent
elections. Blake knows something about
those .ax receipts iSsuedin the Seventh ward
at certain house on Orange street near
Twelfth, He knowS who tried to induce
him to bring repeatere hers. II Blake ever
Req 1ublieans Blake now is very bad man.
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I,emoora,Ic Gains In yirginin.

Tho Richmond Bfspateh publishes com
plete returns of majorities for congress
man-at-large iu Virginia, from which 1t ap-
pears that John s. Wise, Mahoneite, leads
John r. Mas ey, Democrat, 4,245 rotes
In the State. The majority of Cameron
over Daniel last year for Governor was
II ,716, 80 that the Democratic gain since
then has been 7,47l. 1t is not at all prob
able that the Mahoneites will ever again
carry Virginia and, in view of results ger.
orally In the country, Wise could not he
elected to-day if the election were to be held
ryay
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What Pos. 0moe Changes Produce.

The scramble for the Towanda post Office
Is getting under way and before 1t is finally
settled the President will have abundance
of time 10 remember that the appointment
of postmaster at Wilkesbarro helped TO
elsct Democratic Congressman, and the
of the administration in Della
ware politics, by removing good man nom
the Wilmington postmastership, helped to
ciineh the Democratic hold upon the little
pocket borough.
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A FALSE CHARGE.
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Rx-ChIcf MAXWELL Demands the Retrac-
tion of Libelous Publication.
In the Republicans of the 18th inst. and
the Morning Ne~s Of the Goth appeared
statements charging e r Ghtefef; Police VIII
liam j. Maxwell with attempting to in
nuence the principal witness Ggainst Peter
Q. Blake, colored man, charged with
keeping a gambling house, and promising
to have the case fixed with the attorney
general II the witness would do as he was
directed. Mr.. Maxwell denounces the en-
tire statement as vile falsehood, and this
morning called upon the papers making the
charge against him, informed the proprie-
tors that the publication was tissue of
falsehoods as well as groes libel ana de-
manded a complete retractiou.
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The LIQUOR MONS Assessments.

An authoritativc denial is made OF the
charge in the-morning organ to-day that the
Den,ocratlc party made assessments upon
all the liquor men IN Wilmington, to help
along the last campaign There was no
regular organization Of liquor men III behalf
OF tho Democratic cause, and very few OF
the liquor men were ssked 70 contribute,
and none were directly assessed. The charge
thai the Democrats made direct BID for the
liouor mems influence comes In with bad
grace from the morning organ, ~ view OF
Mr.. Birds expressions on that subject IN ms
flrst Fourth street speech.
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A Reyerened Rosigner.

tCentreNIIIe Idu.i Ub5trVeT'J
Rev. Vaughn Smith, who was !" Ia.
vited;n about four months ago, to serve
Asbury NJ. Z. Church, near Crlsaeld, for
the balance of the conference year, vice
Rev. G. s. Gassaway, resigned, rendered bis
resignstiare to the official board Of the
church last week.
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Tho Frienda, Lyesum.

The drst meeting Of the Friends Social
Lyceum for the season was held at Fourth
and West streets lsss evening, when plans
of organization for the winter were carefully
discussed At the next meeting, oe Monday
ersnjng, officers VIII be elected.
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An Inquest at New Castle.

Coroner Smith and DIR. 0gle, HE physi-
clan, went to New Castle this mofniig TO
investigate the death of the three-months-
old child of Perry Ambrose, eolored. After
an investigation a certificate OF death from
natural causes was given.
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nnrraes 10 be conferreti.

Humanity Circle, No. I, Brotherhood Of
the Union, will meet this evening at the
hall, No. sos Market street. After the
regular business is transacted degrees will
be conferred on some Of the new members.
A full attepdanee is desired,
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Lost AND FOUND.

CTRAYED.-A DARK BROWN MARE
. ABOUT NINE YEARS OLD, came TO the
premises of Thomas husbands. In Brandywine
hundred, on Wednesday, November Sth. The
owner can obtain possession OF the above named
animal by proving property and paying for this
advertisement. novl4-8tuGitW
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CaIlnnsier,a NIinstraIs.

The representative Of Callander's Min
strels called at the office this morning
They showed In Library Hall, Pittsburg, Last
night, and dispstch says that hundreas
we're turned away.
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mi. A. Cochran.s WIN.

The will Of Robert A.. Cochran, lats Of
Middletown, was admitted to probate yes
ierday. Edwin Z. Cochran, son OF tho de
ceased, is the executor Of the VIII
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cAArERoN,s AXE.
He Decides to Cut on tho Head of tlie
philadelphia Postmaster.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Ex-senator Cam
eron held q conference with Colonel Quay
and other Stalwarts last night. 1t was de-
cided to obtain the removal os Postmaster
Huiderkoper for Independent proclivities,
and give the position to A. w. Norris.
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R1aISrER,s NOTICEs.
DpGIsTER'S ORDER.
RycrsrEn,so opProE.

REGIsTER's OpRIoR,
y,v Castle Co, Del, October u. tso2.
r,su the application Of Charles Freeman.
4 hrror OF John Dowden, late OF Whining
f 7. Inbdrtd, in said county, deceased, IL 10 or
. ~ nd directed by the Register that the Adj
.rtststor Atoresaid give notice Of granting OF
|s,fn Tesamentary upon the estate OF the
:hst-d, with the date OF ranting thereof by
. h,af aivrrtlsemenis TO be posted within forty
/ tU ION the date Of such letters. In six Of the
4 ~ bahlit places OF the county OF New Castle,
|r,iIng oil persons having demands against the
IN. 70 present the same or abide by On act OF
|lwghlt ln .nen case made and provided. And
( n rn,r thp same 70 he inserted within the SANE
/ ~ 10 the DAILY GAZETTE, news
! "a published In Wilmington, and 20 be con
! |Hr,d therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
4l.>l Given under the hAnd and seal OF ONCE
Ia Isfihe Register 1foresald, At Wtlmlngton.
liz lin Sev Castle County, Aforesaid. the day
'''' '''' i. G. BIGGs. Register.
HoTICB.
llrsrlons having claims, against the estate OF
N isc,A.ed, must present the same duly attcsied
+ y he Executor. oH or before October nth,
lG ~ abide the act Of Assembly In such case
sie and provided. CHARLES FREEMAN,
Executor.
liirss: Thuriow, Fs. oct2i-tts, 3w-
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FOR SALE.

EOR sAfE.-DWELEING HOUSE NO.
Il 1915 WASHINGTON street. Eleven rooms
with all conyeniences; lApGly y,to,,r,,vv
rovia.ima 500 Market street.
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PERSORAL.

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DEGRTER'S ORDER.
RygIsrER's oYYIcE.

BPGIsrER'R OYHIcE.
hEw CASTLE CouNrY, DDL., oct. 18th, 1889. I
upon its application Of Joseph Pugh, Executor
u kblnl Watson, late OF Wilmington hum
dred, IN ld ouunty, deceased, 10 is ordered and
dircie4 " I've Register that the Administrator
alofrHl 1re notice 0f granting OF letters Tee
tanennp ppOh the estate Of the deceased, with
w dAif Qf gnntinK thereof, by causing adver-
is'nel. 70 be posted within forty days from
Ne d,ts d such letters In SIX OF the most public
Prei Of The county OF New Castle. requiring all
ffs0hs haylnE demands against the estate TO
ttSl the same, or abide by an Act OF Assembly
Hth case made and provided; and also cause
knmetO be Inserted within the same pcriod In
kDAlY GAZETTE, q newspaper published in
NHlrglon aud TO be continued therein three
fskA te O. d.
Given under the hand aAd Seal or
~ ,OMce oi Register aforesaid, At Whining
y s. Ton, In New Cassie county aforesaid, the
~ day and year above written.
>. c. BIU0b, Register.
ASfcE.-All persons having claims against
mel.ie Of the deceased must present the same,
iat'led TO the Executor, on or before
uqsi 18th. lsaa, or abide the Act OF Assembly
hs.thcAse made and provided.
a., JOSEPH PUGH, Executor.
DfiFe''' SO North Eleventh street, Phila.
hovil-tts-aw
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FoR SALE.
So Desirable Dwellings.

1 s,sne,y s,sto,y pfleN' NO. o' .s''...','. G 900
nnssssor. nrict s,s X Ing atrpat 80. eUo0-
co., bricE' ssla Wasbin 1fon street 800
.oryy pri,I' ~ Market street ... 500
: 49,, LricL oIa I.Iudcn street -. 1000
S-etoy Stoy hricI %S = aot Linden street 900 each
sssoryy hrick' aS s. Van Ruren street $40
ss-ss,.ors hrick 9iS ga WI VI Elm 81. COO each
/ 2-story brick, 406 NonrOe street. :..' hD
s,story er,cA 80 '''' o', 100 each
l T,s,9Iy rrn nrivS; s,reet T. 100
4 s-story brick, IiS3 q 1881 Elm street iOS Sacn
4 2-st0ry brick, 800, 3li 3la 3l5 sohth ,oo ..oh
YanBuren street. .:.;;...... y" oAou
1 a-story brick, 7uS. 7cs 10 7i3 Brown .on...,.
S.story brick, 7o7, To andTIa Wright ,oo ,,c,
street.
2-story brick, 9th and Franklin sts
now in course of erection. Also vat-
uable truck farm OH New Castle ave.
nur, containing u acres and good ooo
buildings. Price ........'....''''',.'' ~"o
The above dwellings arc In good CONDITION a., aha I
eontain from to 10 rooms each, ane VIII DC soi~
an icrn,s 10 suit the purchaser: APPLY 70
w jos. l.. CARPENTEh, JH.
nov2i-lmd&' Aq Mashlne.on s..-o..
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hOTfCf1s.
THANKsGTvINa PROCLAMATION !
STATE or DELAWARE.

STATE or DELAWARE,
ExkCCTIYk DEfATAENT.
We are appro aching the annual peroid which
has been established by custom for a public
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of our obligations to AiInI shtY
God for manifold aud unmerited blessings which
he has so Rraciously bestowed upon us during the
year. The peace and good order which has pre-
vailed within the state the result OF faithful
and Impartial administration OF law In every de-
partmenf OF the government, the abundant har-
vest with which the labor NJ our hands has been
blessed and the exemption OF our homes from
pestilence AND famine. should cause us to turn
with reyerent and grateful hearts TO Hin who ID
the great source OF life, health. prosperity and
happiness,
Now. Iherefore, ], John W. Hall. Governor OF
the State OF Delaware, do hereby set apart
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1881.
as n day OF Thanksgiving and praise. and most
earnestly request the people TO assemble at their
respective places Of Worship between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock. n. IN. and IL O'Clock, ni., for the
purpose Of rendering thnnks to God for His
mercy and goodness In the past and invoking
Him TO so guide and direct us In the future that
we may be able TO fully appreciate and discharge
all the responsibilities which accompany life In
all its vArf,,us rcia ions,
In testimony. whereas, I, John W.
~ Hail. Governor. Aforsald, have hereunto
Ls. set my hand and caused tue Great Seal of
day OF November. In the year OF our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and eight-two.
JOHN W. HALL.
JAMES l.. woLcorr. Secretary Of state.
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kEWAKDS.

@0OO REWAR I'm ACCORDANCE
CpEJO WITH the following resolution, duly
passed by the City Council OF Wilmington; {;
f'Resoivod, That the Mayor be authorized % offer
q reward OF e21O for the arrest and COMPLETION OF
any Of the persons who were engaged In tho
riotons aud disorderiy conduct which seriously
disturbed the public peace and endangered the
hyes OF many citizens In the western part of the
city on Tuesday, November Tth;' j, Mayor of
Wilmington, Del, hereby, offer the reward mem
toned In accordance with aud for tho purposes
specified In tue resolution. 81,
WILMINGToH, DEL, Nov. 10, 1889. novii-tt
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ho option o
noyI7D

NOTICE. HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
IN THAI TT Is my intention TO prefer pcti-
tion to the General Assembly OF the State ot Del
from the bonds OF inatrlmony with my husband
william A. CuIumlns. LOUISA CUMMlNS.-
WILMIH"TOH, Nov. IA, 81. novl5~dlW-wim
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-13
What Is a Mascotte.

Both dictionaries and scholars fail to
answer the question, which the opera
with the title constantly raises, what is
q mascotte? But the visitors of Monte
Carlo tell us it is fetich-a luck-bring-
er All gamblers are superstitious, and
draw their inspirations from the oddest
circumstances. A mascotte may be q
sou or a sixpence with hole in it,
button, lock of hair, anything which
the punter has associated with lucky
turn. Aims to a beggar-m de-
NAL of alms-mascotte; seeing hunch-
back or white horse-mascotte; meet
ing a black cat-mascotte. Three years
ago a little hunchback at Monaco de-
rived large returns from standing near
the table and rubbing his hump at the
request of the players He had tariff.
Once, francs; long rubbing, 10 francs;
for standing half an hour behind cur
tain player and not rubbing for others,
20 francs At the end of the season, re-
turning to Paris on the train, he was
seen to throw away his hump. Mascotte
is the opposite of jettatura, or the evil
eye.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-13
CHRISTIAN CONVENTION.

CHICAGO. Oct. 13.-The Christian con-
vention began its last days session this
morning with the usual prayer meeting at
9a.m. Over 200 clergymen were present.
At 10 o'clock the n citing was called to
order by J. V. Farwell, who read scrip
tural passages, and in commenting thereon
related the story of the foundation of the
Young Mems Christian Association here.
Rev. Marcus Cainsford, of London, then
delivered forcible address on ''The Full
ness of Him that Filleth all in All" He
was followed by DIR. Mckay and Rev.
Bishop Payne, of Virginia. From 12 to /
o'clock was prayer meeting conducted
by Rector Rev. Bishop Cheney of this city.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-13
Mortgages Sale.

Whereas, William Schroeder, of the city of Moline,
of the county of Rock Island, in the state of ILL
d. 1882 execute and deliver to George Wagner, of
the city of Rock Island and same county and state,
chatfe mortgage which is recorded IN the record
ers office of Rock Island county. Illinois, thereby
conveying TO the said George Wagner the following
described chattels, to-wit:
All the dry goods notions boots and Shoes mil
linery and other merchandise of whatever kind now
situated in the building occupied as store by said
VIM Schroeder. located upon lot one in block nine
(9), in the old or original town of Moline in the
county of Rock Island and state of Illinois, to secure
the payment of a certain promissory note mentioned
in said chatte mortgage, and the undersigned hav-
ing taken possession of the said chattels under the
said mortgage, by virtue of the terms OF said mort
gage Now therefore, notice is hereby given that
the undersigned, George Wagner by virtue of the
terms and conditions of the said mortgage, viii on
the 23rd day of October, 1882 at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon of said day. ut the premises above named.
sell at public auction TO the highest and best bidder
for cash all the aforementioned goods and chattels
GEORGE WAGNER, Mortgages.
Dated October 18th 1882. oct1Sd1Od
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-13
A Druggists Love.

It was evening, when a youth with
''penny-royaP' step slowly meandered
down ''serpentaria'' walk. apparently
communing with the s'sweet spirits of
nitre.'' "'Aconite' miss her," he whis-
pered in stentorian tones; II .aloes'
could depend upon her. o Cupid, how
bitter sweetr Hark! what was thatP-
Nothing but belated colt s-foot' borne
upon the 'squilly' breeze. Ten miles /
'camphor' to see her, to gaze into her
'glycerine' eyes. Oh, why should /
sulphur thus?" and with an agonized,
prolonged, soul-stirring, concentrated
ginger" cry of bella Donna % Che was
an Italian''O he recklessly threw him
self into .sfustic'' chair, and the clock
doomed eight. An ethereal" s'chlo-
roformic' step gently approached, q
lissome figura with face of ''cold
creamy" COZ. .plexion, nearer, nearer,
and the cloc., doomed nine. The dis
tant barking of dog mingles harmo-
niously with ''wild cherry" Peruvian
and ''elm" bark, ravishing to the
senses. He starts up with glad ''hops,"
rushes forward and soon his lips are
''ground glued to hers. "My darlingr'
he mutterS, '''Iodide of potash had you
failed me, but now hopes, doubts no
'morphia' | castor oil to the winds"
But she only gazed into his ''blue mass"
eyes, and the clock doomed ten.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-13
SHOT HIM DEAD.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 13.-Ths Posts Marsh
field, Mo-, special says Sheriff Laelede was
on the passenger train near here this morn
ing and recognized Bob Taylor, des-
perado, who, with two brothers, murdered
the sheriff and deputy of Hamilton county
Tenn, on the 18th of September last, and
as Taylor resisted arrest he shot him dead
1t is thought that a brother of Taylor's was
on board. but he disappeared.
The Posts Chattanooga special reports
that one of the Taylor boys is surrounded in
the woods near lockwood by a posse,
who are bound to capture him. $4,000
reward are offered for these men.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-13
Sun Spots and Floating Ice.

Professor Fritz, of Zurich, who has
studied the years when floating ice was
most abundant in the lower latitudes of
the Atlantic, declares that sun spots and
an abundance of detached iceberps are
synchronous. From 1888 to 1870, epochs
of maximum sun spots-and there have
been ten such periods-have been pret-
ty nearly the years of the greatest fre-
quencv of floating ice. The masters of
the North German line of steamers, who
having kept detailed accounts of the ice
met with every month in the Atlantic,
show that from 1860 tc 1869. very SIM
liar weather, with pretty nearly the
same temperatures, were found, anC
that during these years the greatest
amount of floating ice was found. Now,
going back to the cause, the present
temperature is not caused by a cold
Arctic Winter, but rather by warmer
one, which has prevailed pretty uni
formly over the North Atlantic and
Northwestern Europe, and which has
detached larger proportion than usual
OF Arctic ice fields. Sun spots NAV be
made to explain innumerable things
'ther than meteorological ones, for
great many periods of human strife
show some coincidence with ..hese solar
outbursts, commencing with 1888 and
ending with 1882.
Gen. T. E. Spinner, whose signature
upon greenbacks has made him famous,
writes to the sporting papers describing
his delightful fishing excursions in Flor
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-13
THE DAYS NEWS.
FOREIGN.
One Million is to be the Cap
ital of the New Irish
Bank.
Arab to be Defended by an
English Barrister.
Bycotting Field Sports in
Ireland.
No Channel Tunnel for
England.

IoSDoN Oct 13.-Gen Sir Archibald
Allison, from the committee on the Cnan-
mel tunnel, made report unfavorable to
the project as dangerous to England, and
the report of the committee is supported
by still stronger objections to the tunnel
bv Gen. Wolseley and the Duke of Cam
bridge.
CLoNMEI.. Oct. 13,-The farmers and
peasantry assembled and forcibly put
stop to the Carraghmore hunt yesterday.
Cologne, Oct. 13--The bi-metallic con-
ference passed resolutions in favor of the
suspension of German sales of silver, and
calling in gold and paper money below the
value of ten marks.
DUBLIN, Oct 13.-%he prospectus OF
The Irish banking company is in circulation
The proposed capital is 91,000, 900. The
project was received faYOrably at the pre-
liminary meeeing.
The Times says Broadley, an English
barrister, left here for Egypt to defend Aar-
bi iPasha.
LONDON, Oct. 13.-The race for the ju-
venile handicap, two year olds, at New
Market was won by Petticoat, Lizzie sec
ond. Esa third; ten ran, including Lorll-
lard's Touch-me not. Great challenge stakes
won by Energy, Tristan second, Scobel
third. The winner is two year old
TORONTO, Ont, Oct. 13.-At meeting
of the University Senate, Roberts, from
the special committee, then submitted q
recommendation that the Lady of the
Lake" be allowed as alternative with
'Marmion" at the matriculation exam1na-
tions. The report was rejected ten to eight;
the effect being that the Senate declined
tn interfere and the s.Marmion" is retained.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-13
THE SCOYlI.LES.

CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-Mr. and Mrs SEQ
vile are beseiging the courts here with va
rious bills, cross bills, etc. directed against
each other, and offending the public with
the most scandalous counter charges.
Scarcely a day passes without one or the
other appearing in some new phase in the
courts. Their bills are generally of the
least possible interest, and their quarrels
are actively promoted by officious outsiders.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-13
EXPLODED,

SPRrNaFIELD, H., Oct. ia frightful
boiler explosion in the lumber mill near
Petersburg Yesterday killed Jas. Stephen
son, proprietor, and James Hoheimer,
blowing them to pieces. Watkins Lontier
was fearfully scalded and otherwise in
jured and is likely to die Another work
man was seriously scalded.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-13
THE ASIA ACCIDENT.

OWEN SoUND.-Efforts are still being
made to recover the bodies of the victims
of the Asia. The body of Mrs. Woods, of
Cincinnati, has been found concealed on
the Island, stripped of her jewelry and valu-
ables. The lighthouse keeper upon the ISL
and appears to have found the body seven
days before the search party discovered it,
but didn't report the fact
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-13
COOPERS' STRIKE.

Chicago, H., Oct. 13.-The coopers in
the employ of the different packing houses
and other establishments at the stock yards
and in Chicago, are on strike under or
ders from the coopers' union. Several
hundred of them are out. They have been
getting about $2.75 per day aud demand
So. New men are taking the places of
the strikers as rapidly as possible.