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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-03-14


fEs usa5n line runs from Chicago 20 Council
Bhls, passing through Joliet. Ottawa T4ss sisi.e,
tennessee Aoiinc- Rock Isin1td. Davenport, Vest
Liberty. Iowa City, MareHs0- Br3oxyE Grin1eIi.
tic. and AyOca with brancnee fso:si Bureau
Junction Go Peoria; Wilton junction 10 Musca
tlse. WaEEtngson. Fairfield. Gid1B, EeiEaeFI.
Ssentrovfife Princeton. Trenton. G4aIlatiu Cam
washington 10 6lgcrrnez. Csze1aosa- ana HDox.
stiIes j sk5l1usl FsTTntHgtaH, BanayszT1e, Benz
f9nsport Independent Eidcni Dt1-zsnTFAs EDDY
vile Gs!xstoesa. Peise. Monroe, and Das &oine:
Newton % Monroe: Bees Mosnes 70 IndSslola & I'd
NiDteEzet: Atlantic To Ies7ts and An1 u5oUr 2 I'D
r Aveca 10 Harlan This is pogttivalT thc osiy
Railroad. WHICH owns, and operates 4 througA
Ire from Chicago INTO the state Of kansss
Through ExEress Passenger Trains with I,Jii-
fuan Palace Cars attacltea, are each ay caity
between CHICAGO end IsE0HfA, KANSAS. N1ffs
COUNCIL BLrRFss LEAyENk4oEsTh arla i A .l
RoS. Through care ere asso run between AifHad.
kes nne kansas City. VIA the 4S1Hsaokee s-o
Rock IsaRnd Snort lane y
The .slreaE Rock Isiandn Is naEniHcentiy
track Is laid with steel rails
Wnat via please you most VIA De TIE pteasure
of ensoyfng your meals. White passing over tina
beail fs1i Y<afies OF Illinois and Iowa. in OF
Through Exprcsa Trains. Sou get an entire
a1enl Us good as IS served ii any 6Ts1-c2ss slSte
I tors sveExy-five cents.
Approaching tie TACT FEar ma5o9ity OF the
purposes tard the immense passenger business
Of this rms varTunfinR It'll are pleased 70
EcIIcs that this Company runs EiliEHNEFs Patace
Sl6kDisaJ GzTs Tor accepting purposes, and EaBGce
FLLEnIAN PALACE CARS ara y,
GC5NgzE4s Bs4UEFA, hAEEAS CITY,
eli sCtetxet Agents. m tho Ualted states
E0r inf0Eaaazs0n not 0hta4nahks as N
Ties Frsssdsa1 sna Gsna Manaeue
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-03-14
A Gnnbic Book Review.

The critic of the Burlington Hasckeye
thus graphically describes the new cover
OF the Gsnsnry Magazine which he says:
sis an improvement on the old one. The
old one. as near as we could understand.
was map representing the internal
economy of the human system in state
of siege, induced by sudden attack of
cholera morbus. The new design is
very unique. In the foreground lady,
who is running petty eash-bock By
leaning on 1t, has an old-fashioned lard
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-03-14
Moffat's Life Pills,
Phoenix bIlrers.

The Most Sliee essIuI MeaIcines
In the World.
Established IN 1885, By ere of
our Most Eminent PIP sicians,
and row used throughout rnrth
and South America, WItsl mere
pleasing results ti.an aay o1i.er
Medieina.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-03-14

Climax! Climax

RACES CLIMAX SalFcs
A Family Blessing for rs cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be w ith0Ut it.
We WARRANT ii TO CURE
Sores, Ulcers, Scrofula SGres,
Fever. Sores, Salt Rheunl . ore
Breasts or Nipples, Ely ipeIas,
Swollen Glands, IHlialned Eyes,
Scalds, Burns. Cats, bruises,
Fistuia, Piles, Bells. .i:;blafis,
Frosted Feet, C0rns. al;s all GU
taneOus diseases Oh il.a;. 81 beast.
1t has been used nser twenty
five years, without o.se failure.
1t has no parallel I.aFil.g PER
fectIy eradicaIe1 esiSea%a, s#gd
healed after all Gther sesaeil les
had failed. It is 4 compound Of
Arnica with many other Extracts
and Balsams, and put u III larger
boxes for the same price tl2an any
other Ointment.
eI Sold by Druggists every where
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M0fsat 5. Life PITS

are purely vegetable: they act
ON the Stomach antl liver, ard
regulate TIC entire system; and
put all the fuGeti0.fs OF lie tos:y
I'm a 4aE4ai.y e311tiIt io.., o 4
WARRANTED 4 certain es.st FER
all Malarious Diseases, ) Grpsd
Liver. Impure Bleed. sa:.i!Gsce,
Bilious Complaints, Ejspe 3@za<
Indigestion. Costiyenass, hci-F~
GUS and Sick Headache, EQlGs.
Scuryy, General Weakness, and
Fever & Ague.
MOffat's Phoenix Filters
correct the Secret;ons af the
Stomach, and are q SAFE Gsls'e
for SIeepIesSness, NcE'sesi;s;ie sssss,
Dyspepsia, Female Co.'s 3aSats.
Weakness, Debility, ese.
Thousands Of Cerfil. es...f i IRE
In our possession giving perfect
CURES effected By these iaYa.a-
able medicines, and we aPo cef-
tain that TREY will do iasE wEla.
we have said. 1t is simply ask
ed that the afflicted viii TRY
THEM ONCE, their use viii cen
vince the most skepticai.
Pages Climax SaIye 25 cents a box.
Moffat,s Life Pills % cents hex.
Moffatss PhHnix Bitters Si.00 bottle.
e Sold by Druggists everywhere.
j. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
SIS Liberty Street New Yorl.
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CHICAGO, nOCK ISLAND & PACIFIC z. 7,
TIE GREAT casNECrING TINg RprYEEN TIE EEEaI

nEd HLE1H HE ElAf3E - I AAl1 - KS .
Dta4sse Gers for eating purposyes only ore 9tnSE
| SALOON yheTe.you esaa enjoy your havana
all bouFs of the day. -,.-.,.
ataci1acent Iron Bridges SPAN 40 Bliasissippl
Iifla ard transfers are svolded ~ founeh DluBs,
| kansas City LeaFeuEoFtns ana Atchia0E, c1E%
foeSioas heiGg made 10 Union pepe5s.
spi aif1 EtRsiE5AT fblt5uGE LING 1EiE Is
A eflIeAeo With al civerEins Hnes Tor tbs
AT AZ NeLESopp. wsta tasL. 8 aE.s- ana P.
AZ 4sHTaeros Hg1aars. with P, c. 8 IS
AZ Ia sALLE. With III Cent. r. r.
W.; III. Midi and r. r w. Rea.
AZ ROCK ISLAND with " EgtIwaukee a Rock
IsianG snort Line aad Rosk lsl'd A Pee. kd8I
: A. D1As 8 !. 9 with tae Da7snp Division
At WEST LIDERfY, with the B.. C. r. NRR
.AEGRENEELf. with Central Iowa r. r.
At DIES MONIES, with ID. "A. a. r. II. X. r
ASCOUNCIL BLUFFS. with Union Pacific r. g.
At OMAHA. with B. q no. r. T. r. u Heb.l
AtCOLUhfBUS JUEcTEoE,WithE =. g. II. & N. 1t.Ik
AZ OTTUsIwAs. with Central Iowa r. r. We
At kEoKUK. with 1ol., PEG y War Wab., 81
Louis Y Pac.. and st. l., kec. a NV. X. kcs.
AZ CAMERON. with =. St. J: r. r.
A. I.E4yENwcREE, with Kan. Pac, and Kan.
Aik1EsAs CRY. with all Iines for the Yves
and Southwest.
y thseuEh 60 FE0RTAs DEg A4gENEas
ASgCEAAsDMs and LEA u ZEN BHG&1sS
- 1reae lsock kstand Re1eess are seia bS
e. hosss Sielkes afs0e. address,
Ia ST. JOHN
asnF xakat aza Rasa g AGSs
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STEAMBOAT sQUIRs
Noted Down During n RamhIe AIo,
the River.

Noted Down During n Ramhlo AIonc
the River.
The Fred Wilson No. 2 with eupties pass.
ed up.
There Is no Cincinnati packet from this
port to-day.
The DurnAl had cool trip for Parkers.
burg yesterday morning,
The marks on the gauge last evening, in.
dtcated about 10 feet and still falling.
The ". n. Chancellor passed down bound
for the kanawha river and Char lesion, at an
early hour this morning,
The Jennie Campbell, Captain Hornbrook
IN command, pulled out for Louisville Thurs.
day evening with her three barges In tow.
The Modoc was laid up last night at the
loot OF Fhtrtee1th Etrees, and the Pres Eli.
son had hcCn dropped down from the water
works to the r. ". & Ky. depot,
Captain CoulSon Is agent for the Pittsburgh,
which will pass down tomorrow morning
en- route for St. Louis. The amiable Car.
tain can be found at the St. James.
The terms of sale by which the sciota was
purchased from Captain Dillon by CAPTAIN
Booth, are at present private, but are under.
stood 10 be in the neighbOrhoOd OF $1,000.
The Soi0ta has been sent 10 bank for short
time ut the foot OF Fourteenth street, he
place formerly occupied by the Campbell.
PfrTsRuR0u, March E7.--Rtver O feet S
inches and falling weather clear and pleas.
ant
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rmtrrnnt nfrhmnrmsn.

DeSvER, March 1.-THE RepuJlieaa,s
special from Gopher Station says; Thos.
Hitman, section foreman OF the Kansas
Pacific Railroad, his brother and John
Ebberts were shot by two emignnts, Thns,
Woolten and Jas. MeCullep, on Wctlaes.
day. The section men and emigrants had
some trouble. In the morning while the
section men were at breakfast the two
emigrants entered and ordered the men to
hold up their hands. The order not being
obeyed, the emigrants Immediately opened
fire. One OF the Pitmans was wounded in
the shoulder, the other in the thigh, and
Ehberts was wounded In the face. Wool
ton was shot in the shoulder by one oi the
Pitmans. After the. shooting the emf,
grants robbed the wounded section men
and escaped. 1t Is not known whether
any oItbe wounds viii prove fatal,
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WALL STREET,
The heCOudIIiOn of the Stock Market-Gos.
atp on 'ChRnEc.


NV YORK, March l7.-Prices irregular
attheStock Exchange with the changes
fractional As lar as recorded, the majority
being in an sHUPward direction. At the con-
ference Of the bear operators yesterday, it
was uTed that Il good many shorts had
been covered; that considerable profits on
the leag side were to be realized, and that
the clilnts were discouraged by the lack
OF outside backing. On the strength OF
ihsaH attack WAS made, which resulted in
showing thA the bulls meant what they
aol. Gould and Vanderbilt said there
nad been no change in the programme;
uey Intended to support their stocks and
'4Perlr,! 10 see them advance.
Mr.. NaNicTbilt's statement yesterday
morning Increases confidence here, and in
Europe and London. Dispatches men.
Ion that the American securities attracted
GynNoHted attention, several pools being
iO'med here, in which London capitalists
Wte interested. 4 German house, large
pnyeN otSocks and bonds, are predicting
~ Increase in the departures OF stock,
lE Amsterdam, before the close OF the
week. Tile reported large buying OF the
Hentcr < Rio GrUnde, which has been
Mu'Gatcd 10 Gould, has been in the inter
@o'thc Missouri Pacific Company, which
company has it is said, through the efforts
VI u friends, secured nearly, or quite
s,t1hclent stock to control the Denver &
@aaGmnde election.
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FRESH FOREIGN FACTS
aLEANEo FRoM cAeLE DISPATCHES.
Tie stls Of tie War CtOud On tAs Csutiusut.
Tie Facts that FOlst to Probable CsDtInB.
I'd Peace Between RsnIa and Austria
and GsrnanJ-FOrslga Notes.

LONDON, March 1.-THE Tfmes Berlir
correspondent says There seems to be
decided determination Of the Government
Of Germany and Austria to reply with fact
to the Panslavtst tendencies OF Russia
Such facts were the speedy recognition o.
oerrin's elevation to the rank Of King
dom and formal incorporation Of Bosnis
and Herzegovina with Austria would seem
to be a significant answer to the Paasla.
visits. Also the statement that Count Won
Aoekenstein has been treating at Berlin
for the final and dednitiye annexation TO
Austria Of Bosnia and Herzegovina
were received from reliable friends, and
may be accurate, But he draws attention
10 the fact that Won Welkenstein has lust
been appointed Austrian Ambassador at
81. Petersburg, and says he doubts whether
any diplomatist could maintain his reputa.
ton as persOnd grdtiG at the Russian Court,
II suspected that he has been made an In:
strument In such an anti Russian policy,
LONDON, March t7.-The Daily NewS saws
The suspension Of negotiations in regard to
the copyright treaty between England
and America, Is entirely due to the lack OF
common action among the American pub.
fishers.
LONDON, March 17.-A Vienna CORES.
pondent Of the s.. james Ga.esle SAYS: The
general understanding between Germany
and Austria to jointly resist a Russian at
tack upon either power lately resulted in an
arrangement Of details for immediate nc.
ton II necessary.
DuBLIS, March IA meeting was con.
vened to-day for the purpose Of considering
the resolution for dlssolving the Home
Rule League.
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,Iat the DFnApnt extra
Il s e'a','' ,',,,, ,,, ni,, have cost ,b;s
session. d lSr ,-s',','', =, a',iorrrs sov IN he
STATE BY tle "''s y AVA :" rho S,0,a no.
next ten ''!,' ,,... .", s,o ooo of sufficient
short AT !'1' ,,.,,,.,,,, Wv, ,.. and hosido ,his
monet to ny .''Nl -, "a ,I,o .,,,onl
hsayeaf' '"''''1' ,I,r, is ho,r "a ,0o,,o
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legislation ~" '','l ,.l.,as;o,,. ,Lo ,no,,,
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poles u nav ~ ~. y.;,a;n;, Tho;.
a.nS F0i'' ;,,t - yha;r orx;o.,,
faa'''" ."Y'. ,, 80, Loan, ond c,oto
70 carve I'' -'I' -, ,ta,,o.. tn,
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u"' : Ptn''"S anu more MONEY VII. DC
09''oS'' "o'a ''e h'hNs 10 meet 1t Inc
s''o,s !, n'"y OF may not gel their interest
"a '%@s as"l''oA l''a' was raised last
yea,oytr Tc numbering Ci the iund 1t IS
uoao''aI %0e'AtF'''cy would nave received
aaolN o' oa'S interest. indeed it is likely
u" R'e money would have been taken
nom '0e SAooI ''ho' 1t was only lear
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ABoUT THE ASSASSIN.
How lie Looks, What He Is and What
He Thinks He In,


How lie Looks, What He Is And What
He Thinks He In.
ST. LOUIS, Morch l7.-An editorial letter
from Washington in the Post. Disp1,rL r;vps
Iono ,"rn,,,,9 - .aoo,. ,.;.;, ta 80. 60,
'91s "'"o"ns ~, u " .eee"' ''s'' " '"''e''l
in his cell. The writer says:
G2iteau does not look like any Of his
photographs. nor does he resemble tho da-
sor;,,,;ons ,,;,o,, ~ H., H.. a., ,o,,s..s
9t''P''ons e''e" u '''"' " t''o 'si'o''eis'
lie 49, Tue leuer says, common place per-
son, manitests great eagerness to get money
ana presents ana mas no Signs oi lunacy:
tie IS allowed 70 sell ms Photographs and
autographs, ana Is receiving nearly hity
dollars per day.
Inc most oI TINS money he sends to his
publisher, nloson, who Is getting out
ah3ttfet etitsou OF ms gooS rum at the
authors expense nc mas also gwen some
money 70 ms sister @ I0r th'nEs sne sent nm.
Last week ne sent SloO 10 Scovllle, his law.
yer gov 10 nis pfotIier III Boston anu S-OO
20 e, ms P"o!isheE ne haSdleS green backs
IKE q BANK teller ana talks about the dill
ierent points anu features Of MS photos
prsclsely as II nc were behind u counter
seIIlnS fioOohs or lace. :,
I heietT6g IiT 10 uu!teau 3 SANITY me " iler
s'1lu lhe only exception 70 the mans
perfectly rational anu commonplace tatt;
dnrlng me VISIT was when the name oil
1orham, eo.tor OF tns Aat'o"d! RcpuSNcHn,
was mentioned. nuhean Immediately
changed ' nus manner ann anu anu O5oSe out IN a
lurio1s attacS WIN GIenched nst, and arm
raised anu gestlcmiatinS' cred out us loud
Us ms voice alloweM mat these stII,
Waft papers were a!l Abusing. uaTlieid
uhtl! Goas man came 10 rem9Te ,E NM
ana now 'tiey ABUSE NoNs man. rms out
burst was sHott, however, anu after u was
over ne %aS again al .Sid SaLmhess IS anG Dust
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nuG TMEIR oWN GRAYEs.
FfVe Boys BGried Alive ia Tunnel
They Built nj Play.

Pfve Boys fsTrfetf Alive fn Tunnel
They Built Rt Play.
ST. LOUIS, March l7.-Yesterday horri.
bic accident occurred Mt St. Joe. Some
boys were digging tunnel in q hill on the
outskirts OF the city, for boyish purposes.
They took turns in working at 1t in small
parties. The tunnel was five feet high and
eight feet wide, and had been pushed into
the hillside about ten feet. About three
o'clock some Of the boys went away, leay.
ing nj work Mike Gatrish, aged II; Allen
Fails, aged 0; Sam Montgomery, aged s;
Jack Montgomery, aged II, and Nicholas
Kell, aged Is.
When some Of their companions return.
ed at 5 o'clock they found the mouth Of
the tunnel closed BY heavy mass OF earth.
Their cries to their companions brought
no answer; and hastily they began to dig.
Two feet from the entrance the protrudinp
hand Of young Fails was encountered.
The alarm was then spread. and hundreds
soon gathered on the spot. The liieless
bodies OF five boys were recovered, amidst
the anguish OF mothers and sisters Of the
unfortunate lads. Garrish alone gave eyi.
denCe Of life by faint pulsations Of the
heart, which ceased almost as soon as m
body was exhumed. All the bows belong.
l ed TO well 10 do families,
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Special Dispatch to the lntelllGencer.
WASHINGTON, March l7.-Senator Davis
says that since his return from West vir.
ginia he has heard considerable talk about
the West Virginia debt and the injustice Of
her bearingthe burden that has been thrown
upon her by Virginia. He said that he
proposed to take the stand that West vir-
ginia should pay her entire debt whatever
it was without n question rs to its justice,
She was entering an era Of development
that pictured great prosperity for her in the
future, and she could not afford to take
any risks as to her credit. Ic was graft.
fed, he said, to find nearly the entire Re.
publican party Of the State with him in this
feeling.
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House Committee on the Inter State Com.
merce bill. lIelsaid the difficulties attend.
ing railroad transportation were mot the re.
suit olspecial iniQuities in this country, bu,
were inherent in the railway system.
The general features 0i .lie problem are
too large to he dealt with ut this session Of
Congress, and he recommended that the
COMMITTEE continue It's examination Of the
subject during the recess, or that COM
mission be appointed to report at The next
session Of Congress. He said the principal
questions to he decided from practical
standpoint were:
First-Ilaye the services Of the railroad
been rendered at reasonable cost.
Second-lIas the cost been cquitably
assessed upon the people.
The people, he maintained, were deluded
by demagogiCal talk Of railroad
extortion. In submitting the sta
tistics showing the extent Of our railway
system, he said there are nearly US many
miles Of railroad in this country MS there
are In tho rest Of the world. 10 greater
calamity coHld happen to the people OF
this country than the passage Of the Reagan
hill,
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Interstate Commerce.

Special ptApalch 70 Ihe AhSHl'tSs1'OsF'
W4sHlxoroS, March I7.-Cbauncey,
Depew, Fink, blanchard, BARCLAY, Wilson
and Tyner we're before the House Com.
mitteO on Commerce to-day. Mr. Blanett-
ard finished his massacre Of the Reagan
bill. and Pool Commissioner Fink read q
long and elaborate argument against the
Iscasun bill, and proposed that the Charles
Francis Adams Commission bill should be
adopted, or that the Committee itselI
should sit during the recess lot Congress
and ucuuaint themselves with the subject
The Charles Francis Adams bill win be The
probable outcome.
.AaOciatsa Pres Df,pateh.- Commissions
Fink made an argument to-day before th'
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WAsnlXo4oS, March 1.-THE Senate
Committee on Territories to-day unani,
monsly instructed Mr.. Saunders to report a
bill for the admission into the Union oi
Southern Dakota. The bill provides that
the census Of the population Of Southern
Dakota shall be taken the coming summer,
and II the population Is sufficient to entitlt
that part OF the territory to a representative
in Congress 1t shall be admitted as State
the present territorial government to con
tlnue, and the territory remaining 10 bg
called North Dakota.
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Special Dispatch to the lntelllgeucer
WASHINGTON, March l7.--John A. Black
of West Virginia, was among the graduates
Of the icaldepartment Of the Columbia
University last night.
Mr. schaIleuberger presented in the
House yesterday the petition of D. Hart
and other honorabIy discharged soldiers,
residents Of Washington county, Pa, in
favor Of the passage of the bill to establish
a Soldiers Home Mt Erie.
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FIRE RECORD.

NEw HlvES, CT, March l7.-Konold's
En dLsiillcry, at Grapevine Point, was
,,,l Datnw t!S morning, Loss $4,000. In.
S4!aRte StT $1,000, Before the engines were
AllSI S. away from this FIRE another alarm
", WI sounded, caused by the burning Of the
STJ U"SaIy bapiist Church. Only the steeple
Tuu Ts walls were left standing. Loss S75, 900
tiss ttIisa'aiiee S50,00d. Both fires were incen,
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~. ra'riCt's bay in tho East,

,,r,.t NEM a3EE, March 1.-THE St. Patrick's
ra,"uy' r;n" winch was very tine one, was re-
WI T5eSed by The Mayor at ihe i'nton s"uare
y lhey 'ncn proceeded to Jones' woods.
WET. ""ste Congressman Cox delivered an eIo.
4nehi address, The day has been generally
Observed throughout the east, Al Montreal
S,So SS uSaai M Procession took place, but in the
Els abanhonch. NN wy tt1'Huo
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Special Dispatch to the In,Cligeucer
WAsnEXGToN, March l7.-Wm. +. vii.
son has been commissioned postmaster at
the new postoflice establishcdat Knoxville,
Taylor county, ". Va; C. Dunlap, ut Peniil,
and James Collins, at Beall's Mills, West
Va. Their commissions rs postmasters
have all been forwarded.
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Special Dispatch to the Entelllgencer.
WAsnINCToS, March l7.-shadowy rec
objections OF the troublous times of the
dead past came tumbIiRg up to-day in the
Senate, with resolution to pay Hamburg
Butler $500 and William Pitt Kellogg
$4,000, to reimburse them for the trouble
and expense incurred in defending the title
10 thnir snnts-
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Cotton spinner, strike.

LAWRENCE Mass, March 1.-THE entire
cotton spinning help oil the Central Pacific
Mil have struck, stopping $500 spindles.
A meeting Of the strikers Is being heid in
the City Hall, addressed by MI. Mccoy,
editor Of the Catholic Herald. There Is
great excitement.
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DEADwooD, March l7.-Crow Dog was
arranged In the United States Court to.
day for the murder Of the Brule Sioux
Chief, Sprotted Tail, last August. He en-.
tered the plea Of not gnilty; alse that be was
tried Tor the same offence in accordance
with the laws Of the Sioux indians. The
entire day was consumed in procuring q
Jury,
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Special Dispatch to the lnIellIgsncer.

special Dlspateh 70 the lntelligehceF.
CHARLESTON, March l7.-Whfle handling
fnil rutsyestcrday in the woods near this city
George W. Huffman met with a latal acci.
dent. He lost his footing, and log rolling
over on him, he was crushed to Jelly.
Death was instantaneous.
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wnkEspARRE, Pa, March IA large
mass meeting Of miners and laborers will
be held at Pittston tomorrow, for the pur.
pose Of forming United labor organize.
ton, The leaders favor an advance in
wages Of twenty per cent, but disapproVe
OF strikes,