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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-15
IyDiAN TROUBLES IN THE VEST

PuFNIx, Ari, July 13.-The following has
been received from Globe City; Last saturday evening
esvep men, under Captain Lacey, left this place t. in
,ercept the hostiles who out and 10 prevent
Them from depredaung in the valley. On Monday the
force WAS surrounded by seventyhve Indians at Middle
town Ranch Pleasant Valley. and its stock OF animals
WAS driven of. No was injured, and the party Is
now working ts way back on foot"
A represeni alive of Tie Tucson Star now here, has
Interviewed Alonzo Bailey, merchant Of Globe
less than $50 hostles out the warpath, their
women and children accompanying them. These hos.
tiles belong TO the White Mountain Indians, and Mr..
Bailey who has had large experience with them, says
they have gone out to stay The outbreak has been
peo;ed for the past six weeks and confirms the threat
made to Colonel Bracket time by the chief If
the Mountain tribe that unless they were allowed
10 go and live in Pleasant Valley they would leave the
reservation. The first killing in the outbreak was on
the 9th inst and matters appear very serious
WASHINGTON, July 13.-rhe Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs furnishes the following dispatch the Press
POSCA AGENCY, l. T., July u,
VIA Arkansas CITY, KAN.
To Commissioner Indian fd'rs Washington. d. G.
Serious OVerfures have been made TO NeZ Perces nv
Cheyeunes Join them 10 raid 10 north Nez Perces
unwilling 10 TO- say large party Of Cheyennes Will
visit them within force them join They
AK be protected by Government Grave fears Of out
break by Cheyennes Particulars by mail Answer
Farmer IN Charge.
Commissioner Price says th2t in his opinion the phrase
oloy Of the foregoing dispatch such to convey
exaggerated idea the gravity OF the position with the
Nez- Perces and Cheyenues. He has telegraphed TO
Indian Agent Miles at the Cheyenne Agency for nfora
ton ON the subject.
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Real Gstale n1antfo.
5ieantoats 1n> alilr1I15.
A FALL RIVER LINE.
"a, for

A FALL RIVER LINE.
a. for
FALL RIVER, BOSTON, AND THE EAST
The most agreeable route TO the WHITE MOUNTAINS
MOUNT DIES RI AMI all principal cities inland aud
slo Of New In land ana the provinces
The mammoth palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave Nev-York daily SUNDAYS inclnded $50 =.
from Pier foot OF urrayst Connection via Annex
BOAT from Brooklyn az p. m Jersey City, p III
GRAND PROMENADE CONCEPTS
every evening by the splendid bands and Orchsras attached
10 these steamers
Long water route: fnu nights res five morning trains TO
Boston short ran ride time segenty-1Ve minuicSl
NEWPORT LINE.
FOR NEWPOkT r. 1, DIRECT
MATTHIAS VINEYARD, NANTUCKET. and SEA
SHORE RESORTS Of CAPE COD. Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY,
leave New-York daily. sundays excepted at p. NJ from
PIER - North River.
These steamers their Eastern terminus at Newport
Tickets and staero0ms tor both lines may be secured az
principal hOes. TT nseI aun uchet onces, al the once
on PIER ~. and on steamers $500
SEND FOR LIST Or TOT k AND EACO ESlpNS
FREE ON APPLICATION.
BORDEN d LOWELL GEORGE - CONNOE
Agents. Gtnl Pass. i gent
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LINE TO TH r WEST.
w p.lLl1al,ilia EaIflIurn and WAanIrlInn.

on and after May q. the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave rom Ienns vania Railroad Depot foot Of Cortandtst
and DCsDrussc,-st.. follows
except SUNDAYS pafor car attached arrives wash
ugton $40 D. Night express leaves " aahiugOn az 10
m daily sieepes aud day coaches through 10 Cincinnati
and Chicago.
p m daily Fast Line arrives Washington o:oj NJ Gin
cnnati $3.50 r. Chicago $50 and Il Louis $50 m
T. palace seepers Gay coaches though 70 Cincinnati
st. Louis and Chicago
j. OcOcs night daily arrives AZ Washington 80 Day
Express leaves Washington AZ lp4O daily sleepers
and Gdv coaches through tO Cincinnati
to 40 other makes faster time % the West. Trains
arrive from tie West At go A. $40 m and 1910
Tickets sleeping Oertns secured and baggage called
for and checked 10 des nation al companys Office No 81
broadway and az al the Offices o! the Penusy Railroad
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

L FOR Providence DIRECT
Connecting Providence Worcester RIl
for al POINTS NORTH and LAST via Be- OkCEsTER
The entirely new ana paAflal steamer MODE ISLAND
on MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays and the favoute
steamer MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesdays, Thursdays And
SATURDAYS. Will ,eaveat
. p. n. from Pier % \. H.. loot OF W arren-st; p
CouuectOns made al Providence, via J.. d ". r.
Worcester and all Northern. Eastern aud Whlte
Mountain points Tickets sale az all principal ticket
Offices secured at offices Of Westcot Express
Co. al Aston Nos Z0l 3ei. 90 anu AL Broad
way and at Fifth Avenue aud windsor Hotel ticket Offices
/. W. FILkINS, General Pass. Agent
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IrOOalpn DrOucrtu for Sale am % Get

FOX SALE on very easy terms a four-storv
brick dwelling on the west side Of Columbia Uci,bts
MIDWAY between Fulton and Wall Ferries ovcr1aS
mg the bay aud running through 70 FurDan- st with or
soiy store Furm4nst; lot 2JXljO a small amo1nf oly
VI essh required. Address LESTER Tribune Once '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-15
THE NEW AMERICAN.
RICHFIELD SPRINGS.

TEMPERATURE GENERALLY FIFTEEN TO
TWENTY DEGREES COOLER THAN NETWORK
CITY.
The nights always refreshing, cool and delightful
tire freedom from mosquitoes or malaria.
Richfed Springs otsego Co.. n. T. healthful
Of within days journey from Nev-York
and the change sidered
the The sanitary
arrangements are Of the best strictly enforced
The New American is frstass in particular and IS
patronzed b. people and it, for the
comfort patrons surpassed by any hotel
while attendance and table OF the very best
only nine ride from NewYOrk by direct drawing
room car connection. via " i. C. and Il. RRR.
URIAH WEIGH,
Proprietor
For Pamphlets and particulars address above or at pr
vate Office st Nicholas Hotel, New-YOrk city.
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Ernres Trans leave NewYOrk via DcsbrOsses and Cor
landt streets Ferries. a. follows: 40 - =
rI5 T., $50 I'D Limited II a. M l, V o:8V . D o. -
ana D. NJ II night. sundays, o:!J, Anu ~ a. H.,
4 D. T. q and p n, and y night -. -...- .. = M
daily, except sunday, az I@O
m and D. m running through via Trenton and Camden
Eeing train. leave Broad street station Philadelphia
l20I BOO 500 3i5, $50 49,, go, esy ana II a M
Express 1870 nj J. 3 J. - - tV 900, : ana
s.|1 m on sunday, 1901. SOB $40 80, $50 a m J.
03u 755 and SO Leave I'M VIA CAnueh
"a IN and $50 q. m. daily. except sunday.
Tic et Noes $40 ant 944 broadway Astor iouse anu
g., ~ o.nrosss and Cortaudtsjs.. touftsL and BT00S
In S,D.x station foot Of Fulton-st, BrOoEyn Nos Ia
Hud-0u-st. Hoboken, STATION jersey Slty !
I.nigr.nt Ticket once. > Battery place; -, g.. , -,
INC New YORK Transfer Company VIII CHI oi anu eAecA
ha0gsgr from hotels and residences > , ,r-oo,
FRANK THOMSON. II go y,
Manager. btntIAi = as 7 astn-
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Gin DroSerip 90 Get.

4 FLOOR TO LET in the new fre-nroof
Dulllne' 40 10 81 ROsest has the very best
~ M turing purposes freight and passenger eevafor
-, -. ana Gay ana 10 any extent required The
'eil urst lsEL uenty vSult heated ifh sfes,
Nster-s. 1907 - ~ - aAot-
4 49, ~ d. moderate pTlce, "A large we'll
a nchted rOor, with best APPLIANCES Tor
owner IN the building. APPv ." the
V-LE II urnlshed.-A very pleasantly To-
Sdted house convenient 70 delightful viey d,
"ncr Oh premises 1880 49, 1---9 Va
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THE cArsK11r MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
Elevation 1000 feet 10 10 20 cooler
Philadelphia only Hotel Commanding famous view Of
the udsOn Valley. Most desirable In the Catsks
Accessible
CATsKILL MOUNTAIN RAILROAD FROM CATS
KILL LANDING
and nearer in time 10 NewYOrk Albany than other
Hotel Oh the Mountains ODen June 5.
CAlshl LII MOUNTAIN HOUSE CO,
send for circular. Catskil, v. Y.
N BA large force is employed laying
CatskH Mountain Ralroad The track VIII be laid 10 Noun
tain House station before July Until the railroad avail
able Carriages Will meet Boats and Trains Catsk Landing
THE WENTWORTH
NEWCASTLE, n r.
WILL OPEN JUNE "A.
II has accommodations tor $50 guests and offers
fractions than any seaside Atlantic
Excellent advantages for boating fishing
ing Contains modern appliance best
spring beds large paios elevator Music Hall
theacas Orchestra OF twenty performers
Bowling Alleys. Billiard Room. Yacht
and Row Boats. Livery Boarding stable
Grounds iiluminate1 by electric light New-York and
Boston stock reports received every hour
Two miles from Portsmouth and hours nde from
Boston by Eastern Railroad Coaches Of the Hotel always
waiting
Address Portsmouth,, n. II.
GEORGE F. THOMPSON
Manager.
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DENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD.
l. on and after July /, 1872,


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains York DesbrOsses aud COrtandt Streets
Ferries as follows:
Palace attached. a. and daily New ork
Chicago Limited Of ParOr Dining smoking and sleep
ing al 8 a IN. every day.
Haven. a. tOrry ana trie
D. ~ CONNECTING Cory for TtusviIe, Petroleum Cen
OIL Regions.
Bafmore Washngton and South Limited Washington
Express Pullman ParOr Cars daily, except Monday 10
a M arrive Washington Regular at 0:lJ and $50
a M. ]. 3. 80, : and J.. m. and Il night
D. . a III. : and q p. ~, and - night
For Atlantic with through car, D. NJ except sunday
Long Branch Head Junction and intermediate stations
Railway and AmoOy $50 and o.4D d H. u hOon' y
1850, > and m
Toms River via seaside Park $40 a. m and p m -. -.
Roats rookyn connect with all through trains az
Jersey city anorng speedy and direct transfer FOR BROOK
Ign travel 49,,
IOlOp. n. daily. From Washington and Baltimore, $50
$50 NJ 300 $780, $3.50 and 1890 p nj sunday 6:j $50
a IN and 1880 !. M. From Baltimore lao on sun
days g:5 .. H. From Philadelphia 800 $40. $50, 600
ESQ $40, 1850, $40 a NJ l:2O = 700, 5;9 - 60 100
g:35 ant 1880 D. sunday, 900, b:-O, oJJ,
ESQ ll:iO a H.. 20 9;3j, 1910 and lOjO p IL
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-15
STtA1REIlNp'SSv YER AND nARBon TRANSPORTATION

GIARlN'S On .xn u,pRnp TRANSPORTATION
COAFA" fimcc Pier Is, y. T., foot Corusnit-si.
ept Of freight forw arded as drectol - any part
1.-THE world 49,. r,,.,,.rc,,
UNEQUALLFD FACILITIES fOH DI9FAICh
c,r reeeiye Tor delivery AZ kinds o. IIe1sA aud mer-
ebspaise 10 any part Of tho citg
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HAKBOR LIGHTEEAGE
Freight Of every description promptly hsheroi 70 any poiH'
H. tie harbor reasonable rates - $500
STEAMBOATS, BARGEs AM GkON Is ~ NhAh-
TER COR EXCURSIONS -
Steamers John H. starin ald Erastns Corning lor r"
HAVEN leave Pier IL ". T. a y ~ H--I' l9-'4lA.1'
executed .-,
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between NeN-forA Aao
Ncn-nA.cn care 4n4 dlsD4toI ya-r4ltssA - -. MI,
Tor points l. & " r. Il s75'tF04 ~ - -
FOr And points East ~ res - .su.. -
Gil Ce1ts IRON Per l. L. d. .o3s iss<s
CLNTKAL5dIPYAED,C OnaunlDAH y S.-I'i DoS.s
acnne aud BJller 5AJpA everything LJ)5.sAA1-s "
Construction alI raJllr ,. VssisiL
rI,HE TRAVELLING PUBLIC are informed
that through Pullman cars ir9h , 40 Grand IfIns
by Trunk and thieAfO AM ~ 80
Railroads from kf1e Depot Al y n ~NS'
Tickets the offices Of The Erie ha @ay., ID REACH
General Agent q. 7. and G and O. T. hAiI"-yA
TROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LlNE.-New
Il steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY eAIe 14Ly
Except saturday m, Pier "A. North RIVER I0oI hIls
opherst connecting with morning uAlns ter NoIAA s-o
West; sunday steamer touches ~ Albany
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GltD Real gstalr for 6nle

tOk SALE.-On East 51st-st, 3-stOry brown
stone free and clear Win trade for down-toGn busness
Y,oPerSy ana pay dinerence in cash. rutland q WILT
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COLORADO.

A lOLOhAJO,
~ OREGON. CALIFORNIA ct PAUL. MIME.
APOLIs, and points in NEBRASKA. UTAH. MON
TANA DAKOTA, MINNEsOTA AMI the NORTH
" I-,I are reached direct from CHICA GJ via "a
CHICAGO AND NORTHN E,TERN Ry
II from TWO 10 nve daily clrn between
CHICAGO All prominent Western points 1T ALONE
IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west oI
Chicago. Pl LYMAN SLEEPEhS re ali 81 It's
through AMI For fare and other
iorn3uOnappy by etterDrin person ~ cJIpJl
agent 10 L. r BOOTH.
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nor THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

Commencing June % special through express train with
teutral Depot y. y
H. IT, Is. r. a.y, except sundays. "a oII H. arriving
the early thr evening Two hours earl er than
connecting Wells with express for
Newport VI Quebec. seats In draw nC-roOmcars may
be engaged in advance D. X. ticket Once Grand
Central Depot, or by 9 10y mail telegraph
Z. 7. HEMPoTEAD d. r A.,
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20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON
SUNDAY ) STATION5 ~ PHILADELPHIA,
2IN NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-15

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
NfENT AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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= i
- SPRINGFIELD HDLIOKE MON REAL and interme
date points steamers leave PIER Is. r. H. Dali
-fluIIF- excel. and II pm. SUNDAYS inclu eds con
Meeting with trains NJ NEW-HAEEN FOR MERlDEN,
HARTFORD SPRINGFl ED. &c Tickets sold aud bag
gage cnec ked at g44 Broadway. y COurst Brook
lyn Excursion New Haven and return. y 30 on and
alicl JtIy Will Peck sip for
NEW-HAVEN at ~ sundays until further notice.
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NORWICH LINE

NORW ICH LINE
~ To Boston Worcester Nashua Portland ami the East
ThCneW Iron Stra ner - 800. - ..,...-----
CITY OF WORCESTER
without exception most elegant JjAJ Olble SO1l and
the iavOrits CITY of NEN-lORk.
30 North RIVER. foot )i W4t,st. next psr
Drsbrosse-t FerrYaLy &C pit sun AT pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-15

NEPTUNE HOUSE, Ocean Beach, will be open
~ for bOarders middle Of June y mosquitoes
beautiful 80 yards from surf Apply 10 MA San D
MAN, Z22 south l9th-st- Philadelphia
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NEW SUMNER RESORT,
v $500 FEET ABoNE -EA LEVEL

" 25OO FEET ABOVE -EA LEVEL
SPRING MILLS HOUSE.
Spring Mills Centre County Penn terminus OF the Lewis
burg AZ yroue Rit.
house aud newly furnished Win everything
&c lGing and OF guests The air u N
ylg0raug ana perfectly ree and particularly
favorable the restoration h. hcafh 0f persons afflicted
with pulmonary complaints malaria disorders AMI hay FEVER
SPRINGS plenty OF
came cunning fishing season. winter ana sni
tourist aud fimr. Tor season
the celebrated Penn caves SURPRISING any
thing kind SAILING miles under ground ana IN
sporting the table - penufuly sup
on fhv prepared and taefuy served Good staOlng
accommodations 49,
swered. ttoittf. Is. NASh' FlupiieV"I,
OCEAN GROVE, y. SPRAY View House,
~ directly opposite III large. newly FUR
nishe light ami airy all the modern imProv ments
Address Mrs JOS. WHITE
OSBORNE HOUSE, Ocean Grove, y. j., will
~ reopen 2fth Of June ss3 Has the cooest .ocaLoa
I,af sor the use of ruestA CHAS. b. HORNOk.
O'"' ''' '' ~ " Proprietor.
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
WI VIA GREEN pOTNr

The steamer SYLVAN GROVE leaves the pier foot n
23dst EAST RIVER for the Companys Depot Greenpont,
Beach q 3D.
iO;4j a. and halfhOury from ll.lj a m Ia 9l5 m.
leave Manhattan Beach at F7:35. 10 ll-O5
1890, ~ 80, loo 3O and every fifteen aud thirty
minutes past the hour TO $50 and az TO- 1885
VIA BAY RIDGE.
D. r. MARTIN and MArrEAWAN Leave
foot OF Whehast terminus all the Elevated RAILWAYS,
$40 N. aud halfhOury from 0.lJ 9.lO o.
Trans leave Manhattan Beach az 7 To- -slO $40 II.
and half-hOury from 1910 a. N. 10 1910 D. IN
aTrains marked thus do not 81 sundays
EXCU RSION TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALL DOWN
TRACK STATIONS OF THE ELEVATED RAILWAYS
PRICE 81 CENTS, INCLUDING ELEVATED RAIL
WAY FARES
AFTEKNOoN AND EyENING CONCERTS BY GIL
MORE'S BAND AND EMINENT SOLOISrS.
FIREW SATURDAY EVENING JULY is,
PAINS GREAT FIRE PICTU RE- DISTINCTION OF
THE SPANISH ARMADA LAST TIME
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5teamboats ano Railroads..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
"A DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier Al. North River 1901
OF Canal-at, every WEEK DAY. at D. IN, connecting s
Albany Sunday morning eIcepted with trans North "es
Excursion tickets Albany and reuTn good 30 g 90
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-06
PANIC AT A FUNERAL.

QUINCY, Jan. 5-During the funeral Of
the Rev. Simon KuhlehenhoetteT, at the
Salem EvangeIic church, this afternoon, a
friehtful panic occurred, and in the rush
for the street some forty persons were in
iured. six all ladies' seriously. The church
is one of the largest in the city, and was
filed with the friends OF the deceased. All
the seats were filed, and standing room in
the aisles and about the doors WAS occu-
pied Soon after the services commenced
the panic occurred. 1t is said that seat
in the gallery broke down. The people in
the vicinity thought the gallery was giving
way, and the rush commenced. Men, wo
men and children poured out of the door
leading from the main floor and the gallery
into the landing to the street. All efforts
to stop them were fruitless. The people
were frantic and would listen to nothing.
In less than two minutes the doorway was
blocked up and the scene that followed
was indescribable. The women who were
caught in the crowd were thrown down
and trampled upon Their shrieks and
the shouts of the men, who seemed to be
frightened out of their senses, were
appalling. For fully forty minutes the
doorway was blocked up and during the
greater portion of this time half dozen
wonaen lay on the steps under the feet of
the frightened crowd. a few men who
had recovered somewhat from the fright
went to work heroicly to rescue the
women, asad succeeded in getting them out
after they had been walked over by large
number Of men 4ae victims were taken
to the adj Joining houses where it was
found that several were seriously, prob
ably fatally, hurt Mrs. Spilker, aged 40,
received internal injuries, and it is thought
she will die Miss Maggie Merer was
bruised in the face by boot heels, and in
jured internally, hary Ritter, Minnie
Bundy and Miss Dickput We're badly III
jured, and their recovery is doubtful Mrs
Doleman, Mrs. Leham and Miss Wisemar
were badly injured. Rev Hollenbuch ha6
rib broke Many were slightly injured
and taken home Their names were moi
! ascertained. There was no occasion fol
the scene of excitement, which continued
l half an hour. The funeral ceremonies
were then resumed. At this evening the
victims were all alive, but there is little
hope for Mrs. Spilker, Miss Ritter and Miss
Rundy
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-06
ITEMS.
That are Gathered Through
the Land.
Congressional Action Other
Washington Matters.
Hangings, Fires and General
News.
CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Maxey offered
resolution instructing the secretary Of
the interior to furnish report on the sur
vey of the United States and Texas bound
ary under act of June 9th, 1858, and If no
final report has been made by the commits
sioner, to report the fact with the result of
the work SO far as prosecuted. The object
of the survey was for boundary between
the United States and Mexico under the
treaty of 1928.
Sherman moved to take his bill for the
issue of three per cent. bonds. Beck an
tagonized it with tariff commission bill to
be reported Monday. Mcpherson gave
notice of amendment making bonds re
deemable after January 1st 1891, instead of
payable after January 1st 1889, and ex-
tends the time of payment to thirty years.
Plumb gave notice of an amendment direct
ing the use of all funds now held in the
treasury for redemption of Z. S. notes
in excess of one hundred million of dollars
for the redemption of three and one half per
cents. The resolutions of Davis, of West
Virginia, asking information relative to
pension frauds passed. After which the
executive session adjourned until Monday.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-06
STATE OF ILLINOIS,


Rock ISLAND COUNTY, %
In the County Court of said Rock Island County.
James 5. GilmorS, Administrator of the Estate Of
Jane A. Harrison, deceased
FS,
Robert Smith James Reed, George Gilmore Will
liam I'll. Gilmore, Mary Rathburn, Sarah
fireman, John Gilmore, Hugh Gilmore
and the unknown owners of lot four a. in block
thrtyfour (34) in the Chicago lower addition to
the City of Rock Island in said Rock Island
county Petition to sell real estate.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order
titled suit the nineteenth day
of December, A D. 1881, shall on Saturday,
the fourth day of February, a D-1SS2, at the hour
OF two O'Clock in the afternoon at the north door OF
the Court House in the City of Rock Island, in the
said County of Rock Island to satisfy said decree
sell at public vendue the following described parcel
of real estate situated in the county of Rock Island
and State of Illinois. viz: Lot four "a III block
thirty-four (34) in the Chicago lower addition to
the City of Rock Island
Said sale to be upon the following terms. viz One
quarter cash down at the time of such sale, and the
remainder upon credit Of not less than six months
and not more than twelve months from the day OF
such sale with interest at six per cent per annun
note to be taken for said deferred payment and in
terest with good personal security, and mortgage
lhe premises sold to secure the payment Of such pur
chase money.
Dated this 2sth day Of December, A. D. 1881.
JAMES s. GILMORE,
Administrator of the Estate of Jane A. Harrison
deceased
OSBORN CURTIS,
2-i Solicitors for said administrator
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-06
rrRRrRLE POWDER EXPLOSION.

OLKALoosA. Iowa, Jan. 5.-An explo-
sion occurred at o'clock this afternoon,
when by 500 kegs of powder, the property
of the American Powder Company went
up in terrific convulsion. The explosion
was caused by some boys using the wooden
magazine as target for breech loading
rifle. Three beys--John Phillips, son OF
the mayor. Gerald Joyce and John Sted-
man were the boys engaged in the target
exercise and were all killed. being fear
fully mangled and burned. They were
carried from 80 to 200 yards from the mag
azine. and mutilated beyond recognition
Nearly all the plate glass fronts in the
business quarter OF the city were broken,
while many houses in the north part Of the
city suffered severely. The damage is not
less than $4,000 Many persons were in
jared by falling glass an debris. The
shock was felt thirty miles from the scene
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-06
THE WEEKS FAILURES.

New York, Jan. 6.-Failures for the
week throughout the country are reported
by r. G. Dun 6 Co., Mercantile agency a,
14e A material reduction compared with
the closing weeks of 1891 The Eastern
States had 16; Western States, 35; South
ern, 81; Middle, "a; Pacific, o; and New
York city. s. Business troubles in the
Southern States show no diminution, but
in all other sections of the country there is
improvement.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-06
ApPRoPRIaTIos ooHmITTEE.

WASHINGTON; Jan The House Com
mittee on appropriations met this morning
and the following assignments OF sub-com
mittees for bills was made: Sundry Civil
Hiscoek, Butterwsrth, Blackburn, Atkins
Legislative, Executive and Judicial-Con
non, O'Neil. Atkins. Consular and Diplo
matic-Burrows, Robeson, Cox Army
Butterworth, Burrows, Ellis. Post Office
Caswell Common. Ellis Indians Ryan
Caswell, Lefevere. Pensions-O'Neil, Bur
rows. Lefevre. Military Academy Black
burn, Ryan, Butterworth Fortifcations-
Forney, Ketcham, Ryan. District Colum
bla-ketcham, Hiscock, Forney. Def
ciency-Hiscock, Robieson and Cox.