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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02
Decatur.


Special to the Herald.
DECATUR, October 2S.-Judge Ireland adj
dressed large and attentive audience here
to-day. Many greenbackers were present.
His arraignment of the Davis administra-
ton was scathing, and he placed Jones and
the independents cheek by jowl with Davis.
He gave more satisfactory history and ex-
PLANTATION Of state affairs O. any OF our
public men who have spoken here. He
will carry Wise county by an oyerwhelm-
ing majority. His speech was able and
most convincing. He goes from here IN
company with Colonel Borth to Wichita
Falls and Henrietta.
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CIeburne.


Special to the Herald.
CLEBURNE, October 2G.-Sod Lott and e.
r. Roby, Lofts nephew, were both badly
cut by each other this eyening about 8
O'Clock in quarrel. Lott abused Roby for
refusing to go on shis bond. a few--weeks
since for beating his wife, which lead to the
cutting. Roby is not eEpe ted to live
through the night. Lott received a severe
but not necessarily fatal cut en- the head
by one of Roby's friends, who was near
when the quarrel began. Lott is now. in
Jail awaiting trial, He is hard drinker
and has been before the authorities before
for various olfenses.
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Hflneola


Special 70 the Herald
MrSEoLA, October 2s.-oolonel Withers'
sudden withdrawal from the congressional
race has Disguised and demcrahzed the
rreenback party, who believe that the Jay
Hubbsl barrel is the sole cause Of their
betrayal. The contest is now between Rus
selI. radical, and Jones. liberal democrat-
Tire rreenbackers VIII vote almost so1ei
fo- Jones. Is being more in accord WITH
their own political principles, end ~ no
case viii they support Russell tne rsoioai
rn0nop0list- -.
sensfor J. A. Buchsusn left here lest
night 70 speak 81 kiigore. Gregg COUNTY
today
Trrses. Buchanan and HoEE, the demo
cratic nominees for c0lIgress, tie sla,e -
- ~ Fist-frt ATTORNEY respectively. VII
- e1erted bT lsrre rnsio-Ities- The rnoi-
~ handful IN fhis section r ois,n1Te1 q
he popular enthusiasm ic- tbs dernocrnr5
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BastrOp.
BIstrUI
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
BAsTRoP, October 26.-In the district
court Sam Jones, for robbery, got seven
years in the penitentiary; Dimps Dyers
theft OF horse, seven years; Henry Hamil,
ton, assault, two years. The grand jury
found only twenty-one bills. Court will adj
journ in day or two, there being very
light docket.
Judge Hancock is gaining ground every
day in Bastrop county, and very reasonably
hopes to carry this county over Davis by O
small majority. It's a hard matter to find
an American who will vote for Davis. o.
course the freedmen will give Davis theil
solid support, but they vote only 1900 o.
8, 200 voters. The German vote is about
400, majority of whom will support Han.
cock. At these figures we may allow 2OC
absentees and the county will still be ahead
for Hancock. Some of Wash Jones most
ardent supporters are enthusiastic for Han
cock, and appear rs anxious to defeat Davis
as they are to elect Jones.
BAsTRoP, October 2S.-About dark last
night three masked men entered the store
of Messrs Ward e House at Snake Prairie,
fifteen miles south of Bastrop, and COM
PEELED the proprietors to hand over all the
cash that was on hand, the amount Of which
is not known. The robbers also took mer.
chandise. Sheriff jenkins was notified by
runner and left Immediately with pc sse
for he scene of the robbery Nothing has
been heard from them yet.
District court adjourned to-day.
There was a supper at Academy hall last
night, the proceeds of which were for the
improvement of the city cemetery grounds.
1t netted $50.
Hon. Joseph D. Sayers left to-dayfor San
Antonio on private business.
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Acker's Blood Elixir is a most powerful
eradicator all impurities of the blood.
Ulcers, Old Sores, Scrofulous Eruptions, OF
Svphlitic Poisoning, are speedily cured by
its use. IL purifies the whole system and
banishes all Rhenmatic and Neuralgia
pains. Sold by w. II. Patterson & Co.,
Dallas. Texas
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The mos dangerous ieFsrs are typhoid,
biI,ous. rnaiari0us and fEstric. These All
origiuate in the stomach, liver OF bowels
and rnsv Re easily prevented. one 81 Par
cons purrafive Pills each night Tor Uees
VII drive disease from the sTsfem. Whole.
sale end retail scents, W. H. Howell A
Bro. Dallas. Terss-
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Marshall.
Special 10 the Herald.

special 10 inc Herald
MARSHALL, October H.--The erection oil
the wires for the electric lights commenced
this morning. We are to have telephone
exchange also in the near future, and then
we will be happy.
The exercises at ST. Mary's academy this
evening were highly entertaining and
amusing. The reports of the Mother Su-
perior were highly complimentary to the
pupils, who, Judging from their proficiency
and elegant department, de- erv d well the
compliment. - -.
plans and specifications for new church
building, to be of brick, which, when COM
pleted, will be an ornament to our city.
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sp..l.i 70 fhs Herald

Special 10 ne Herald
Horsros, October &c. o. Wallace.
claiming 10 hal IRON 81 Louis. and pork
r.eter. committed suicide ct the Hutchins
houss today. Some time ego he deposited
= dr-ft for . 80 viii 7. W. House's bank for
colleai.n. drawn on c. p. Garter 4 Co,
81 Io1is. wholesale provision 1ealeIs- Ne
Arr 80 returned today unpaid Hallace
tin returned - bic rooms - ne nolell
fIrested himseh 81 his outer cot ing,
krr1 m re BED. lay down. belo his hea1
~r1- ~ hnsir. nn1 cut his t1roet WITH
rrrar from ear 70 ear 1eF1r1f ~ - =
.rrIrr. Re eridenilF BID be bea1 o,eI
ne tasi1 ~ = r1nsl1erA1le tine -
I~-.r' - resrIr filed with be blood
49, f..III.1 lie r|ns erfirrt. 1I1 ne r11T
- IrIrr On tte nc1- hesl11 ne bee, hay
~ ITIIr~ rr- reI1erl1r n rrrr- An ~
,r..t zas he'd 1nl Te--ict q f1irl1e E-s
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ola and reliable medicines are the best TO
depend upon. Acker's Blood Elixir has
been.prescribed for years Tor all diseases OF
Impurities Of the blood. In every form OF
Scrofulous. syphilitic or Mercurial disease
is invaluable. For Rheumatism j has
inoequal. Sold by w. II. Patterson q Co.,
Uaiias. TEXAS
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MonderfnIi without Number

are the cures recorded by the use Of Brown s
Arnica Save. Not a family in America
but should keep a remedy for burns, cuts,
bruises, old sores and inflamed sore eyes,
always in the house. The Brown Medicine
company warrant every box OF Brown
Arnica Salve.
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Tbe one buys a box Of Browns Vegets.
BE Liver Pills, which cures constipation,
sick headache and a torpid liver the other
you pav your doctor NJ a penalty Tor rot
using Brovn's Liver Pills IN time which
amount viii you pay All Of Browns med
cines Tor sale By all druggists 10 Dallas
ast Dallas and Texas.
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1t Is Not a Corner!

THE finest and most extensive of its kind devoted solely
to the sale of Mems and Boys Clothing in Dallas.
Our reputation for handling only frst-class and strictly
reliable goods doubtless well known majority of those
who will visit Dallas during the coming week. and anticipating
large demand for clothing have made ample preparations
the way stock embracing all grades prices
and fabrics and have added largely force of statesmen,
so that all may receive careful attention
Every garment purchased house is guaranteed to
of the latest style and just represented in every respect
In all cases when any dissatisfaction the purchase money s
cheerfully returned
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Brn1or. October 2s-Districi cour. ID
iourned here today aftsr holding one
month. the limited period It this place.
There we're quite uurl ger 81 criminal 49,
disposed u and The lol1N lnf con- ion.
--.le. stefe ~. Il. &. R1herer. peI jury
- v-psrs In tire renefertiHry; ". J. PSI
fersrn. then of bore. eve Tears, Bob flnE-
ner forgery. two Tears-
r. ve-fhrr 4 fns md ne streets havt
,,een tiIrore-d the rsst wsst vlth EhEons
ln.1ed With cotton
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saos-f si.ep nights. p is the complaint o
fhrussrls sfferinE from As.trna. Con
sumption. Ccurh. etc. Do Tca efef ~
1880 frrr-r ~ al Unrest ar1 IrnE
--rrfIrr 81 cents ard 81 ~ t1-t.s- SD
~ VI. r. Pstts--on A Co. -l-lss, lsrHs
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Many offbs good things q this ne are
u1rrU-fuIiv JET alone on e1c1u-t Of DTsfeF'-
"a brf th1ronEh use d Acker's lTsrer'-
"a Tables gives us he TrlTllee. q eat.ng
In rrrf1-t. . snd - cents. sold b. W
II. rItts-srr A Co, Dallas, IeEas-
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Special 10 the Herald.
SnERMAy, October 27.--This morning
about 4 o'clock, negro In Jail attempted
to commit suicide by putting piece Of
blanket around his neck, fastening the
blanket TO q strap and the strap to one OF
the cross bars Of his cell. He stood on a
wash basin until all the fastenings were
made ready, and then kicked the basin off
the bucket. Ills companions in the cell
gave the alarm, and the jailor cut him
down in time to save his life. His name is
William II. Smith, and he is a United
States prisoner, charged with robbing the
mails.
AT Bells Station. the junction of the
Texas e Pacific with the Denison & South.
eastern, at O'Clock this morning, young
brakeman named j. w. Scott was crushed
to death while coupling cars. His body
was cut in two above the waist. his right
arm crushed to shrcds and slivers and the
right hand completely severed from the
arm. He has q widowed and infirm mother
living at Hannibal, Missouri, whittier his
body will be shipped from this point at
once. A car on the Denison & Southeast
ern backed down against him while he was
attempting to couple cars on the Texas IL
Pacific track
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and practically foniod nov, The old demo
cratic shanghai " preparing ~ GROW loudei
lhan eyer,
Our board N school directors have susi
pended tho rules against pupils Attending
The Mabel Norton troupe played Colonel
Mulberry Sellers M Caspfays Opefa.lOiise
last night and East Lynne Tonight 70 large
and apprcclatlvo audiences. our city Is
being vlsltod by the best troupes travel ng.
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Special to the Herald.

CoRsIcANA October 2G.-Hon. r. @.
Mills, representative from this district, was
called to Washington last night by telegram
to attend the sick bed Of his wife, and will
thus be unable to fill his engagements.
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Waco.
snecial TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
WACO, October 2S.-The courthouse was
filed to-day with people of the city and
country to hear the discussion between
Senator Coke and Wash Jones, which oc
cupied nearly the whole afternoon. The
tenor Of the speeches was about the same
as at other contests throughout the state
be,goon Colonel Jones and his opponents
in debate. The utmost harmony prevailed.
Compliments were passed, severe and
pointed, but good. thrusts we've
made and the audience were well enter
tanned by the discussion. Colonel Jones
made a good impression, and Senator Coke
maintained his reputation as logical and
ready debater. The latter presented Davis
administration and its acts ofoppression and
snoliation. and appealed to the democrats
10 present a solid front TO the old enemy
now in the guise Of the independent party.
Colonel Jones has received warm welcome
here by nearly all prominent democrats,
who called on him at the hotel, drove him
through the city and suburbs and treated
him right royalty in everyrespect. He leaves
here 10. morrow tor Hillsboro to meet his
next appointment there on Monday.
ID. Lucy, q merchant at Harrison station,
and Walter McGregor, Son Of ID. McGr9gor,
died Of black jaundice last night. The
sickness here and over the. county is alarm
inc and deaths frequent.
Nothing has been heard Of the mother
who abandoned her infant child on Thurs,
dav. IL looks like a clear case Of intentional
The Texas & st. Louis railway will put
on A regular train tomorrow between Waco
and Gatesyille, running on schedule time.
Colonel Eman & Son, retail groceries,
were closed out to-day by the sheriff.
WACO. October ia man named Up
shaw. who had been arrested in McCnlloch
county. affer pursuit Of three weeks, was
brought here this morning in irons and
nlaced in fail for cafe keeping. lie IS ~
a. custody of the deputy sheriff of Eraih
county, where he r. want~c for cattle steal
~ Yesterday morning Mr.. NJ. A. Scott LEFT
49, irfsnt child. three weeks old, in care o.
a. oid nurse. and has not been seen since.
N il believed 20 be case Of desertion.
A Young German laborer named Phillips
fell from Z wagon last night and had ms
Toianei Wash Jones arrived N the city
this evening and viii speak at the conrt-
bouse to-morpw evening at O'Clock. The
fiogesf crowd OF the campaign II expected
~ - rreseut 10 hear him, as hUndreds who
iii vote against him appreciate his worth
er,d errecf 20 bear q speech mi 81 Orlg7-
neiftr srld good sense and horoely wit
Senator Coke is expecied tonight ano
iii rreak 70 morrow II he arrives u time.
Grand preparlfions haFe been made ior
fl,e rrcrrfior II Hon. DIN Wellborn. Who
vii sddrsss the people Of this city on Mon
fhrr. IS srrot,e talk Of crookedness in the
- -r1~t i1I1-s III one 81 the marriage nid
nss0cisfions bere. nnd i Is not impossible
ff.f tl-r frtfftr viii axe definite shape By
errss-rs IN me nerspepers OF presenfneni
70 the ErHBd jury
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,srosB. MrcHroas. August y. is7s.-CAErEE
WruTC-NE C0rPArr.
Geutiefnen-Plesse send 20 my address
another bottle Of tie Little Liver Plls-
consider them q sovereign remedy Tor Head
ache. CHaHLEs 5. sAEDFOgD,
Midland county, MiciFHn.
Tor sale b. Williams Toiiivsr walker
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Tbs Hrrsrr's ftkst I'll q 70 r-ss
-i-i-ir a. re-f fg-r q fTs t1Ts 20 -.
IN your nnrne.
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gotyook n Rowland w. Gallmef NJ al
hDhr bowie county reversed and fefnandcd
freeman NJ ~. Va MebOnHy M alj from Mc
Lehman county, affirmed. Black vs. VIII
llams, from Titus county, stricken from ih'
docket.
The following cases, ON report Of The
commission OF nppcals,were adopted Judg
ment anlrmod-Hurlock II. al. ". McLalnI
from Navarro county; Ford va. Wright ri
al, from Guadalupe county Watson ".
Murphy 10 Co., from Lamar county Rogers
vs. Dogley, from Dosqne county; Wright
VS.. Crockett OF al, from Lamar county
The case of Prather VS.. Love, from Nc
Lehman county, was dismissed as per agree
ment.
TYLER, October 2S.-The court of appeals
affirmed the following cases. Freelander
vs. Johnson, from McLennan county; Mar
shall vs.. Jewell ct al, from Taylor county;
Chapman VS.. Texas IL Pacific railway, from
Grayson county; Freberg, Klein ~ Co., vs..
Thomas, from Brazos county; Landon etal.
VS.. We'll d Bro, from Lamar county; Pitts
VS.. Blake, from Brazos county.
The following were reversed and re-
manded st. Louis & Iron Noun
ain railway VS.. Handsman, from
Tarrant county; Newman vs.. McCullum ct
al. from Dallas county; Robert Ford VS..
the State, ftom Franklin county; Wiley
Jones VS.. Brazele from Brown county;
Pressler VS.. the State, from Nachogdoches
county; Wohl VS.. the State, from Live Oak
county.
Appeal dismissed: Wheeler vs.. the State,
from Baylor, dismissed at cost of appellant;
Harris VS.. the State, from Freestone, mo-
ton to dismiss overruled.
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San Antonio.
.hn Haro11


SAN ANTONIO, October 26.-In the United
States district court to-day, James Carroll
was convicted Of manslaughter. Carroll, a
few weeks ago. killed Fritz Pandley, shoot
ing him with revolver. Both were gov
eminent employees, and the shooting oo-
Cured in the arsenal grounds, in this city.
The United States authorities took the case
after an inquest jury had exonerated Car
roll on the grounds of self-deiense, and
proved that the evidence going to acquit
was perjured, involving man and his wife
who were friends of Carroll. The case ex-
cited great interest, on account of the posi-
ton assumed by United States Attorney
Evans in claiming jurisdiction.
SAN ANTONIO, October 2S.-Mr. A. j..
Williams, an attorney of Floresyille, and
Miss Sallie Green were married at Hord's
hotel last evening under romantic circum-
stances.
The popular Soledad Street Methodist
Episcopal pastor, the Rev. w. j. Young,
is to marry Maggie Mitchell next week
The Princess Louise, her husband, the
Marquis of Lorne (the governor of Canada),
and several English noblemen are expected
here tomorrow.
A child named Beir Calamuda was stran-
gulated last night in an attempt to swallow
bean.
Mayor Carson offers over So, $50 per acre
for seventy acres of land comprising the
Unitod States arsenal grounds at Browns
VILE
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-17
WASHINGTON.
DORSEY TURNS UP.

WAsHNToN, May 16. = Attorney Gen
eral Brewster was in court this morning
when the star route cases came up The
deputy marshal reported he had been un-
able to find John w. Dorsey. Judge Wy
ley suggested that perhaps Dorsey might
De IN court. and directed his name to be
called. As the crier called the name, Car
penter rose and to the surprise of the spec
'ators said Dorsey was in court and had
oeen in the city ten days. He added that
IL had been Dorsey's intention from the
nrst to attend when wanted. Dorsey was
'nen arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
Merrlck said the government was ready
10 proceed, but stated the grand jury was
NO" considering the Rerdell case, and h
Nerdeii was not tried with the others II
would necessitate another trial.
Hearing was adjourned until the aDth
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ITEMS.
II.IINlIS
THF TANNERS STRIKE IN cHrcI

THF TANNERS STRIKE IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 16.-Two hundred tan
ners employed in the preparing depart
ment of the city tanneries, have struck.
They have been receiving $11 a week, a
dollar more than in other cities, and they
demand $12. The employers say that to
grant the terms would make if impossible
for them to compete with outside firms, and
they believe this is test strike, and
that, if it succeeds, it will be followed by
others.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-17

Stewartsville, 20 miles east of st. Joe, is
in ashes. Thirty houses, including
every business house, burned. The prin-
cipal losers are Jas. FCaisman, general mer-
chandise and dry goods. $4,000; E. G.
Sheldon, general merchandise, $50, 600;
VIM. styall, se,0oD; White & Son, hard
ware and groceries, $40. 900; A. z. j. Cul-
bertscn, $4,000 All insured origion
of fire unknown.
AT PEORIA, ILLS.
CHICAGO, May 16.-A Peoria special
say: J. Hutchinson & Cos cooper shops
with machinery and stock burned yester-
day Loss $4,000; Insurance $4,000.
AT PoMPLrN, VA.
PoMpLIN, May 16.-Ten stores and
dwellings burned here to-day. Loss $780,
ooO.
@ AT HELENA.
HELENA, Ark, May 16.-This morning
between and o'clock fire broke out
near the central portion of the block east
side Of Main street, composing the entire
business portion of that street on the east.
Before <he fire company could get to work
the World newspaper Office, the grocery
house of T. J. Vaughn, in the rear of
which John K, Coalage g. Co. had a mat
tress factory. and the clothing house of I'll.
Fink, were wholly enveloped in flames. re-
sulting in total loss of all three buildings.
Loss estimated at $15, ,000..
EAST SAGINAW. Mich, May 16.-Jesse
Hayts planning mill burned this evening.
Loss $40, 600; uninsured.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-17

CHICAGO, May 10.
wheat-&nsettled; irregular; weaker 2s9l 2514
cash; 23%Q1 24l4 closing; 1 231zQ1 "a May
24ss0l1 26ss closing. 1 24S bid June; 2424G
25l. closing 24ss bid July No. 3. 1901 II; re-
jected; nominal
Corn-Easy: 76076A closing TO- cash; closing
76@761s May 734@4ss; closing ray bid june
73a@744 closing 73S bid: July 7354@749s; closing
inside; rejected 1874 &474.
Oats-Qniet; steady; SO cash; May 521222s clos,
ing 521s@5214; June 46D468 closing 4oA bid
July.
p Rye-Steady; IS.
BaFiey-Nominal No. 3, $3.50.
Pork.Fairly active higher; closing easier 10 10
ole 26; cash 19 30; May 19 .171l919 40; June; 49,
55017 62A July.
Lard-Active; higher; IL 40(011 42k cash 425s
154; closing 421s145 June 575s862H closing 5718
@62H July.
Meats-Bulk: Unsettled; higher; Shoulders 05
short rib IL ID; clear II 80.
Whiskey--Firm: 16.
Flax Seed-Quiet, merchantable 40
Butter-Quiet creamery 21@25; dairy 146l22.
+ Eggs-Suppy large: l6; receipts H. ST. 122, 40, 2
8; shipments 70. 50, 237, 1o2, 30, 4
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-17
SMALL Pox.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May 16.-Reports to
the State Board of Health mention a new
case of varioloid at Streator which was
contracted at the pest house. The small
pox case of a German emmigrant hereto
fore reported in Mt. Hope township, Nc
Lean county. is doing well with good pros
poets of confining the disease to the origi-
nal case. Owing to prompt measures
adopted by physicians and local authorities
the case of continent smallpox has been
removed to the pest house at Alton.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-17
THE PEORIA LAND LEAGUE.

A Peoria special says the Peoria branch
Land League resolved to forward the fol-
lowing message to the treasurer of the
League at Paris: 1--WE heartily indorse
your refusal to appropriate any portion of
the Land League funds as reward for the
conviction of the assassins of Cavendish
and Burke
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-17
ROCK ISLAND ILLINOIS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY H.

special says the total of the killed and
wounded by the recent cyclone at Meal
lister, Indian Territory, foots up 120 of
which number fifteen are already dead.
not recover.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-17
COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL.
wheat-opened better declined easy; little
stronger; receipts 81 600; exports 1000; No.
spring SO; ung graded red 2101 AZ; red 45A
al 46.
Corn-Opened better: last advance closing
stronger; S41k0S5H; elevator S55s delivered; un-
grades. S20S6A.
Oats-Lower: receipts $1,000; exports, 40: mix.
west. 69065; white 62067.
Eggs-Higher; firm; 20,
POrk-Strong; firm; 1Ss@19.
Cut Meats-Firm long clear mids II shoot clear
11S.
Lard-Steady; II 60.
Butter-Weak: dull; 1O0n24.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-17
PRINTERS FRANKS.

LEAvENswoRTH, KS, May 16.-A mum
Der of tramp printers tried to capture
freight train here day, and a number of
shots were exchanged near the Union
depot. The ringleader, Frank p Shep
herdson. and another of the gang, Frank
Onirk, were captured and landed in the
CITY iail
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-17
PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, D. C, May 16,-Indica-
tiens,-Upper Mississippi and Missouri
Valleys, warmer fair weather, followed by
increasing cloudiness and northwest por-
tions. local rains, southeastsrly winds,
stationery or lower pressure
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-17
A CRANE.

CHICAGO. May 16.-The pastor of the
Catholic church at Charlton, Ia, last Sun
day in the pulpit openly justified the re-
cent assassination of Lord Cavendish and
Me- Burke in Dublin, Ireland.