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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-08-15
LIST OF DELEGATES,

The following is paEtial list, with the
Hancock vote of each county. of the dele,
ties representing decided majority of the
Democratic vote of this distrc) who partic>
ipatcd i'll the convention held at Odd Fellows
Hall 10 the town Of Keyser, last Saturday,
and nominated the Hon. D. b. Lucas for
Congress
Cou"ty Of BurJomr, 10 Votcs-Alphous
Murphy, Bartlett O'Neal, Joshua W GODS,
G. W. Vamroy, b. r. Vamroy, j. R. Muir,
ply, IL. a. Barrow. D. W. Gall, w.
Woodford, W. D. Xinn, y. Simon, II. G..
Bartlett, j. S. Arnall, e. a. Byrer, james
Mutton, j. " d. Grim, Peter T. Reed. Alfonso
Woodtord. +. ii. Woodford, Thadeus Me-
Key, J. II. Woodford, Jr, Caud Bartlett.
S. Bartlett
County Of Berkeley, 16 cs.-William
DUdd, J. NJ. syester, Joseph Is. Vanmetre,
K S. Eichelbcrger.
County Of Hur6y, 8 Votes Joseph Van
metro, d. p Vanmetrc, Isaac Vanmetre, w.
Writ Harness, I. b. Chrismau. p. o. Mau>
pin, WesttalI Garrett. VIM j Foltz, Juo. ]
Chipley, r. Il Sherrard. Il b Allon.
County Of Hampshire, Is Tofes.-A. W.
Kercheval, John Blue, John Carder. John
Martin, w. II. Powell, Robert Washington.
Isaac Parsons, James Ludwig, A. G. Low,
Asa Hiet, l.. D. Schmithe, George Deayer'
A. Monroe.
County Of Jc0crson. 20 Totcs.-J. C.
Holmes, D. II. CockriIl, John Il. Colston.
George Baylor, Frank Bcckwith, Fl. b,
Davenport, L. ". Brown, Il ~. Bedipger.
Gerard D. Moore, John G.. Shirley, A. n,
Tauquary, S. L Markfe, Eugene Baker. Jas,
Il. Grove, Geo. D. McGIincy, Nelson T. Sny,
der, D. S. Rentch. JIo. 0. Aglionby, r. D,
Lamar, John Il. Foley, John NJ Daniel, J.
b. Lucas, j. G. Hurst. John II. Hostler,
Robert W. Baylor, R W. Morrow, Adam
Cockrell, L. B. Moore.
County Of Mario" II Votes w. B. Sine,
a. Howell, NJ. MILAN, Il. W. Hamilton. T.,
NJ. Jones Jacob Murry, S K. Thomas A j.
Maple, +. Smith, NJ. v Knight, ". f..
Drummond, w. o. Brodil, j. w. MuriIl. A.
McCray, T. j. Board. j. B. Trailer, Jesse
Shaw, p. r. Martin, Johnathau NJ. Arnett.
County of Mineral. 8 Totes-Em.nuel
Polling, John A. Robinson, Okey johnson.
Col. ohnson, Charles Stotier, E. j. johnson
L. Rinehart, John T. Pierce
County of -rOnOnyaiia, II Tofes.-A. G..
Davis, d, b. Stewart, j. K. burr, Geo. ".
johnson, Joscph Morcland. John S. Hood.
County Of Morgan, 4 Votes Il Michael,
John Mclaughlin, Il. Hunter, James West.
c. NJ. Pendleton. DR.. Kirk.
County of Preston, Is Toics.-George
Purcell, p. A. Coniff. H. c. Wortbington,
D. S.emple, Dorsy Formap, l. G. CockreM,
w. H. Anderson, Geo. b. Moore, 2. J. Gro
gan, c. d. Eickerey, j. NJ. G. Fairfax, j. L.
Fuller, W. NJ. Volt
County Of Randolph 8 Totes.-J. B.
Ward, J. G. St. Clair
County Of Taylor, IL Tofes-Z NJ. Coch-
ran, NJ. j. Bartlett, j. p. Scott, Job G. Bart,
lett, David Bartlett, w. i. Smith, n. d.
Lake. Michael Fabey, H J. Sniveey, John
NJ. Thayer, - Mckinney, Capt N. Dom
ohue, Francis NJ. Lucas, Victor Lucas. John
Delworth, William Gould, q. W. Newton.
Capt. John Riley, Jonathan 81. Poe, SOL
ONION Poe.
County Of Tucker, 5 Iotcs.-Magarga
Parsons, VIM. L. Talbot.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-08-15
FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

In these tines need the very best men TO
represent } Jefferson County in tho House of Del
gates. Neither of the old members seem TO care
abont re-alcotion and, in this view, we an
known to us for his scholarly requirements, his
devotion t" Democratic policy, his enlarged
both National and State-one who would do
honor to us oil, ISAAC EnuKE.
Lot he rcfOrm-nominate and elect ISAAC
t"UKE to the House of Delegates. and we will
be sure that ii cted. ne will 10 an immense
amount of good TO th" people of
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
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The THIRTEENTH ANNUAL FAIR

Shen. Valley Agriculturl Society,
will be held st W1Ncu.sTER, VA,
October 10h, 1lth, 18Th & 18Th, 1889.
1fl to ths people of the Valley siil be- pre-
sented. Large premiHms in every department
ATTRACTIVE TRIALS OF SPEED.
Competitive Military Drill by Com panies of I'd
Virginia Regiment.
INDIANS from Carlisle Barracks.
Specially large display of Saddle fiorses ia corn-
petition for valuable 500 Silver Cup and
money premium.
o0 Every arranGement has been made for tho
com fort and entertainment of visitors.
o. Fer premium lists. etc, address the Sec
rotary at Winchester.
HI. D LEWIS, Prest.
August Is, 1889
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GEO. III. BELTZHOOYER FOR SEN
ATOR.

Believing from tho earnest voluntary express
sions of numerous prominent and representa-
tlve men thr0ugh0ut the county, that public
BELTZnooVER al our next Senator from this dis
tTiet, we present his name as y candidate for
faat Pokltlon' subject to the decision of tAe
Democratic Senatorial Convention
We are'authorizad having waited upon him
for the pHTPosc of obtaining his consent to say
that while he will not enter into n personal con-
test to secure tho nomination. that if terderrd
he Will accept it. and will aid in the canvass in
behalf of the tIe%ot
CITIZENS OF sEEPHERDsrowS
4uRust 1850
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July %, 1889
A CARD.

Editor SpirH:-In your issro of August sth,
raw name is announced for State Senate an
preciato the kindness of "A Friend" and
Others" bnt as have no desiro In that diree-
tlen you viii obliVe me by Withdrawing my
name from your columns.
law HonEE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-08-15

For August trade 1 will reduce price on
all summer goods to very low point Those
who are in need of Clothing, Hats. Shoes,
&c, will do we'll to call, as these goods must
be sold. GEO. H.G1Ey
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-08-15

GREAT RKDUoT1oNs in prices have taken
place at the Twin Fronts. We will sacrifice
goods to enable US to make room for Fall
Stocks. From this date you can obtain real
bargains. Do not delay but como at once, and
be convinced that We mean business.
August 8. JOS GOLDSMITH.
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DR.. To1Illin sons
DENTAL OFFICE.
CoRS1R or CHARLES AND LIBERTY s7Rxrrs,
CfRa9'Eest0wEa.
ERRoRSOE YorTu

4 GENTLEMAN who eoffsre for years from
~ Nervous DEBILITY, PREMATURE DECAY
and all the effects of youth full ind isc ton will
Tor the sake OF suffering humanity, send free TO
ALL who need it. tho recipe nd direction for mai
ing the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing TO profit by the advertlsers ex-
nerience can do so by addressing in perfect con
idence, JOHN b. 0CDEN
Feb. 81, 1ss2-1y. 42Cednrst. New YoI.
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TO CoSsuHIpTIyES,

The advertiser having been permanently cured
OF that dread disease, Corsum ption, by simple
remedy. is anxious TO make known to his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure. To all W o desire it
be vii! send copy of the prescription used free
OF chaTge,) with tho directions for preparing D
using the same. which they will find sure Cure
for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, A sthma
bronchitis, &c. Parties wishing the Preecrip.
ton. will please address. Rev. E. A. WILSON,
1873 Penn ST.. WilliamebuTgh, N Y.
Fab
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PINIPLES

! will mail (Free) tho recipe for a simple Veg
etabic Balm that will remove Tan, FreckIes,
Pimpies and matches. leaving the skin soft,
clear and beautiful alec Instructions for produc.
ing !u1uriant growth of hair a bald head or
smooth face. Address. nclosiug Sc stamp. BEN.
FASDELF 4 CO.. 10 Barclay ST., Ny.
Eehruarx 81 lSSS-lv -
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$500 per year be easily made at homo
working for f. G. Rideout Co., 10 Barclay
Street. New York. Send for their catalogue and
full particulars. Oot25si.iI
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JAS. LAW. Ho0FF,
ScDtenzbez ed. 1882.

OcDteNIOe7' 20, ISS2.
The 060Ue date is the
time ire will positively close
our Photograph Gallery in
ChG7'leStozc71. IT yo1h W07zt
any pictures tt1hez1 coll 0t
once, and 0Uoid the rush that
zce 0zzDnys h0Ue ut the last.
VIII not return.
-D.ARNELL g. FOLTZ.
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Remember that you save money by calling
at IL. A. Burton's Jewelry Store to have your
work done. Main springs and cleaning Watch>
es is only 81 25 each; Clocks cleaned and
everything that is in my line of business is
repaired also. I repair the Pat Fly Fans
and make old ones good as new-when
Wheels are worn ont mako new wheels and
new parts. Bring them on, and everything
that belongs to my trade. Look for the big
sign, a. A. BURTON, Watch Maker.
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August s, 1854 2
OTTERBEIN UNIVERSITY.

VII I71s1911tN UNI
For both sexes. 35th year begins Thursday, Aug.
81. Classical and Philosophical courses With Pre-
tuition and all incidentsls. one year. Expenses
kept low for moor but worthy students. Good ia
cilites for study of Music. Drawing and Pain tin r.
Standard OF study ranks with best 10 State Com
piete, thorough instruction. No saloons. Moral
and religious inla noes. Heallhful, beautiful To-
cation. students received at any time. Address
: - Rev. II. a. TAoaPsos.iD. D. President
(Mention this paper.) Westeryille. Ohio
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Agents Wanted for DAYS of the
SON OF M A N

DR.. MARGINS Great WORK Justout.
The result OF years of patient study and travel
book TO charm tho young. delight the old in ter
est the student; a book for everybody. The style
is elegant and forcble !; tho language pure and
pleasing. Finely and appropriately illustrated,
artistic binding. Commended by the press and
clergy. viii sell sight. A rsre Opportunity
Tor Ladies, Ministers. Students, Teaehers and
others wanting paving employment. Address
J. z. McCURDY co. PHILADELPHIA Pa
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The Baldwin House, at Hagerstown, is one
Of the most popular hotels in tho country The
number of arrivals registered during July
were 1857 against !, is for the correspond
ing mouth of 1881. Total number registered
since the opening of the house, Sept. l, 1880,
is 80, 1853.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA

LEAN GION, VIRGINIA.
This we'll known State In.tituticn has been in
successful operation since 1899, and having been
reorgsnIzed by Tho act OF 3iarch 3, 1882, with .
new Board OF Visitors. ana the reelection OF the
old Faculty, is now prepared TO supply upon the
beat terms. the distinctive advantages OF ener.
Scientific and Military School, upon tho basi. of
the U. s. Military Academy at West Point and
upon the same system successfuIy pursued be-
fore the
The Faculty which once in luded Gen. Stone-
wall jackson, Gen. r. E. Rodes, and Com.
nj. +. Maury, now consists of Tho following Su-
permit nd ent and Professors:
Gen. FRANCIS H. SMITH, LID, Superin te nde a.
aud Professor Math. aud Moral Philosophy
Gen. T. 81. WILlIAMsoS, Prof. Practical Eng,
etc.
Col 8. saiP, Com. Cadets and Prof. Tactics.
Col. NJ. BaooKs. Prof. Physics.
Col Nd. 3. HARDIN Prof. General and Applied
Chemistry. etc.
Col. T NJ. SEMMEs, Prof. Modern Ian guaEes etc.
Col J. w. LYrtL. Prof Math. and Logic.
Col. J. 81. MORRISON, Adjunct Prof. Chemistry 4,
etc.
Col: E. w. NICHOLS. Frot Civil and Military En-
ginserinS and Astronomy. ~
Under the direction of an efficient Finance Com
mittee of the Board of Visitors, and With an en-
lsrsed aunuity from the State, expenses OF cadets
are reduced to the lowest rates. Session opens
sept L. For in formation appoin tme1t. ed-
dress GIN. F. Fl. SMITH,
August Is. lSS2-4w. Superin tendent.
ER
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Best ever mHdo, Emory's Little Cathsrtic Pills,
pleasant to take. sugar coated; gripping on ~
Is cents box, of Drug ista or by mail. Standard
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-23
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 90, 1882.
CHANGE.

The year outgrows the spring it thought so
sweet
And clasps the summer with new delight,
Yet wearied, leaves her languOrs and her heat
When cool br0wed autumn dawns upon his
sight
The tree OutgyOws the buds suggestive grace
And feels new pride in blossoms fully blown,
But even this to deeper Joy gives place
When bending bOughs meath blushing bur-
dens GrOan.
Lies rarest moments are derived from change,
The heart Outgr0ws old happiness, old grief,
And suns itself in feelings new and strange,
The most enduring pleasure is bat brief.
Our tastes, our needs, are never twice the
same.
Nothing contents us long however dear,
The spirit i'm us, like the grOsser frame,
Outgrows the garments which 1t wore last
year.
Change is the watchward Of progression, when
We tire of the well-worn ways we seek for
new,
Thus restless craving in the souls Of men
Spurs us to climb and seek the mountain
view.
So let who will erect an altar shrine
To meek brOwed c0nstancy, and sing her
praise
Unto enlivening change will build mine,
Who lends new zest and pleasure to my days.
-[Ella Wheeler.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-23
MALARIA (!
THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN
To DESTROY This Deadly Pest.

The most alarming fact, in our sanitary con-
ditiOns is the prevalence of MALARIAL POL
SON not only in marshy, low-lying districts,
but in the cities and upon elevated ground
where. few years ago ii was unheard Of.
Frequently fatal disorders of the digestive
functions, wasted and enfeebled body and even
insanity are the dire effects of malarial poison
ing, the sure precursors of death, if the poison
is not neutralized. The bOatmen on the Del. &
Hudson canal, as well as the inhabitants of
the surrounding country, have been great suf-
ferers from MALARIA. Not until few years
past did they find reliable remedy. Now
thousands testify that there is but one real and
speedy cure for malarial poisoning and that is
DIR. KENNEDY'S "FAVORITE REMEDY''
which by its action OH the blood purifes it,
and restores healthy tone to the entire system
AS preventive in localities where this dam
gerlurks it is invaluable. The "FAV0RITE
REMEDY" also cures the worst liver and kid
ney complaints, and all diseases caused by Wit
lated blood. For sale by all druggists, price 81
per bottle. 1t is an absolutely safe, purely
Vegetable remedy, the greatest Alternative med
icine in the world. Address the proprietor DIR.
David Kennedy, RondOut N. Y.
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$4,000 Reward.

For any case of weakness, ill-health,
dyspepsia, indigestion, nervous debility,
urinary disorders, lung trouble, liver
complaint, or any chronic affection that
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11
Lorillard's Touch -Me-Not
Wins.
Arab Suffers Indignittes
from a Eunuch.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 11.-Complete but in
official returns from Hamilton county show
the following democratic majorities:
Newman, for secretary of state, 1860;
Okev. for Judge of the supreme court,
$500; Weible board of public works,
1854; Hawkins, sheriff, III; Dalton, clerk,
937; Pugh, prosecuting attorney, 1886;
Muscroft, coroner, 9, 2,644; Robenstein, re
corder, 272S; Kuhl, county commissioner,
3.13T; Cosgrove. solicitor, 3, 555; fowler,
board of control. 3, 1863: Applegate, infirm-
ary director, 3; Follett, congress, First dis
trict, S39; Jordon, do, Second district,
,763. Republicans claim the election of
Beresford for sheriff
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. additional
election returns are coming in slowly as
the republicans are getting no more ad-
vices and conceding everything but few
congressman. Estimates this morning put
the democratic majority in the state at
$4,000. and make the congressional dele
CATION stand IS democrats to 6 republicans
The election of Mckinley in the 18th dis
trict and Robinson in the Sth are in great
doubt and must carry both to get six con-
greSSmen. The peculiar feature of the
contest is that while the republicans were
championing temperance the prohibition
vote has greatly increased it is estimat-
ed as a larger per cent gain than the dem
Ocratic.
BcsToN, Oct. 11.-The democratic
Tenth district convention nominated John
Hopkins, republican, and in the Second dis
trict Gov. Long, republican. The Second
Connecticut district nominated John F.
Waite for congress.
CAIRO, Oct 1.-THE preliminary ingui-
ries thus far all tend to support Arabi's as
sertion that the outrages perpetrated dur
ng the rebellion were committed against
his will. One of the chief eunuch of the
palace entered the cell of Abdul Jaffer, a
political prisoner, reused him from sleep,
spat in his face, and inflicted other indig-
mites upon him. The eunuch then pro-
ceeded to Arabis cell and acted in SINH.
lar manner, but with greater violence
Several officers of the palace are accused of
completely in these outrages. Correspond
ents accompanying the British army in the
Egyptian campaign will receive the deco
ration order of Medjidich Sir Charles
Wilson is satisfied of the impartiality of
the judges appointed to try the rebel lead
ers. According to advices from the in
terror the British occupation produced but
little or no impression.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Newmarket
Bedford stakes for two-year-olds was won
by LOrrilard's Touch-me-not, Redgold sec
ond, Speculum colt third.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11
A TERRIBLE FIGHT.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 11.-The mob
which took Redman from jail and muir
dered him last night were opposed in every
possible way by the jailor and sheriff, but
were deferred neither by threats nor actual
firing of pistols in their midst. They said
when ordered to halt: I'VE are from Po-
sey county, and came after Redman, and
we age going to have him" When the
mob had full possession of the
murderer they placed him in buggy,
which was at once overturned by a fire
wagon dashing into it. 1t was then de-
cided to kill him on the spot and one man
dealt him a powerful blow on the head,
telling him to the ground A large force
of police arrived at this point and opened
fire on the mob, which retreated, firing.
The fight was lively one, and none
of the lawless mob could be captured.
The result of the battle was that Redman
was killed. Over "a balls were shot into
his body. David Murphy, brother-in law
of the murdered woman, was killed. The
mob separated quickly when Murphy
fell. Two men were arrested, but one,
a heavy set man, was released 1t was
learned later that he was the leader. Dave
McFadden was reported to have been ar
rested. He was a brother of the muir
dered woman. A fourth, and very pugna-
cious horseman, was arrested, later; all
were heavily armed, and they numbered
some fifty in all. Those arrested will not
be allowed bail If they are charged with
murder.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

A drunken man performed feat yesteri
day. which for sober man to have under
taken would have been the utmost folly
The man referred to above came staggering
down Lind street. When he got to the open
inc in the sidewalk around Wallace's side
cellar windows he fell head first into one
of them, but in descending he threw out
one of his hands, catching the sidewalk
with the same, and holding fast until res
cued by some one. In his downward de-
scent he turned complete somersault.
The man was not hurt, but you can bet he
was sobered off considerably.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH.

New YORK, Oct. 11.-At the annual
meeting of the Western Union Telegraph
Company the following directors were
elected: Marvin Green, Thos. Eckert. Ed
win D. Morgan, Jno. Vanhorne, Augustus
Schell, Harrison Dwikee, Jay Gould, Rus
sell sage, AlonZo B. Cornell, Sidnes Dill
Ion, Cyrus w. Field Jno. Pender, M. B.
Henry, Weaver Percy, r. Pyne, Robert
Lennox Kennedy, Hugh ]. Jewett, j.
Pierepont Morgan, Frederick Ames, Ed
win d Worcester, VIM. d. Bishop, c. p.
Huntington, Geo. B. Roberts, Zolman G.
Simmons, Samuel Sloan, Erastus Weman,
Amasa Stone, Geo. j. Gould, Chauncey
M. DePew, James W. Anderson, Geo. O.
Baker.
The annual report shows a capital of
eighty million of which twenty millions
belong to the Treasury of the company,
bonded debt six millions, surplus the first
OF the year OF net revenue over the divi-
dend, interest and sinking fund, 81, ,852, ,4O7,
surplus January Goth 81, 1864, ,24O.
Surplus does not include surplus funds
OF the American Gable Company. Ad-
dlnonal capitalization will be unnecessary
there being surplus to meet constructions
OF purchases likely to be made for several
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11
DISGRACEFUL DEMOCRAT.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE Neeos says Frank
lin L. Chase chairman of the Cook Co. Dem.
committee, has been proven defaulter for
a sum estimated at fifty to seventy thOus-
and dollars. Drink, harlotry and specula-
ton caused his downfall. He was a law
yer, and the money had been contided to
him by his clients, who trusted him without
security. Mrs Morton widow of Chase S
partner, Judge Morton. loses 10000, and
through her the story first came to light.
Chase managed to settle small part of
her claim to avoid the penitentiary, but
other creditors have within a few days
pressed him so hard that he has threatened
to commit suicide. A custodian has been
placed in his house. Chase confesses his
insolvency, but denies any criminal act.
He says his attempts to get rich fast have
resulted disastrously.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11
DIED FOR A Drink.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 11.-Anthony Bacci-
oco, policeman, while drunk, shortly after
midnight last night, entered the saloon of
Adam Dallar, on Broadway, near Court,
and being refused for a drink by Mrs. Dal-
lar, became abusive. Mr.. Dallar attempt
ed to eject him. when Bacciaco fired two
shots, which proved fatal, Dallar dying
within an hour. Bacciaco was too drunk
when arrested to give any account of the
murder
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11
DEATH ON THE RAIL.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 11.-A very meager re
port from Dallas. Texas, says that train
on the Texas & Pacific road ran through a
bridge over Sweetwater river, some two
hundred miles east of Dallas at an early
hour yesterday morning Report says that
five or six persons were killed and several
wounded, but no one seems to have any
definite information, and as no train has
since come in from the cast, and railroad
men will not talk, no particulars can be
given.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11
EARTHDVAKE.

PANAMA, Oct. 11.-An Indian from the
San Bios district on the Atlantic, brings
the report that on September 7th an earth
quake occurred. There were four tidal
waves, which overwhelmed six or seven
little villages on the island and main land
and drowned about seventy persons.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11
FATAL CARELESSNESS.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE evening Jour
mails Pine Bluff, Ark, special says: Daniel
Camp, well-known planter, died from
the effects of carelessly eating water
mellon which he had poisoned for the
benefit of thieves who made inroads on
his patch. Three of his children, who
also partook, are likely to die.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE Chicago Chris
tian convention met here this morning
under the,auspices of the evangelistic com
mittee, its object being to intensity and
shape the revival spirit of churches in the
northwest. Over 500 ministers will be
present, and the hall was well filled in the
preliminary meeting to hear Rev W. c..
Mackay preach the opening sermon.