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Condensed Locals


Street lamps will be lighted at $50 o. m and
eXttnguiShed at 2 30 q. m
The funeral OF the late John Ross, proprietor OF
restaurant on 7th street, between Louisiana ave-
nue. and ID street, who died In Baltimore on Thurs
day last. took place yesterday afternoon in this
city, a2d was largely attended. The Washington
Light Infantry battalion with martial music, Le-
Damon Lodge No and Lafayette r. A. Chapter
NO. OF MaS0nS formed the eS cOrt to Pros pect
Hill near GlenwoOd) where the tnterment took
place.
Daniel Speaks, colOred, was taxed SO or 80 DAYS
Dy Judge Smell this morning for Carrying his Ia
yorfte weapon-a razor.
Samuel Davis, colOred, was sent to the work
house for 20 days by Judge Smell to-day In default
OF $50 Tor carrying pistol
AT I'D O'Clock this morning an alarm was
struck from box l24 for fire in the third story OF
GEORGE r. Tnlno clothing store, OF 9Th and
streets northwest, caused by the explosion OF q
gasoline stove. Damage about 500.
Kate Burns alias Belle Fitzgerald. young girl,
charged with lOu1 and bOSterouS talking On the
Default OF IS fine.
The Parneli branch OF the land league held a
meeting last night, and after the transaction OF
tne usual business IL was decided TO send 500 to
MI Ean, OF Paris, the proceeds of the picnic held
on the ith o. July.
In the Police Court to-day, George Washington
ana George Beauregard, cOlored, were witnesses
In the same case.
James A. Calbert was charged In the Police
court this morning with havn" on Saturday night
assaulted Henry Palmer, in South Washington by
cutting him with razor, and was committed for !.
nearing next Saturday, under $500 bonds.
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Affairs In West wash;upton.

PoRT.-Entered-Schr Nellie Champion, Cham
pion, from Dresden, Me-, with $50 tons OF Ice for
Great Falls Ice Co.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Great Falls, very
turbd; receiving reservoir, turbi1; distributing
reservoir. clear.
HIGH 1IpE-July TO- 8 .oq M 42p.m.
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SroRk's mnsruurn ro1na
FROM BALTIMORE
To Nantucket. Martha's Vineyard, Plymouth and Bos-
JULY 9th and AUGUST 18th,
Grand Ocean Trip via the splendid steamer D. H. Mil
Ter, to Boston, to Isles Of Shoals, Lake Sebago,
White Mountains, Etc.
Descriptive Guide free at Stationery Store Of
j. d. FREE,
1343 street, Washington,
jy6-5t And w. L. STOKK, Baltimore.
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COLLINS PLASTERS.

instantaneous Relief from every Pain, and Weakness
of the Lungs. Liver, Kidneys and Urinary Organs,
Rheumatism Neuralgia and Malarial Pains, in COL
cents. Sold everywhere. ja23
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Amusements Tonight.
THEATRR CoAIQUE-Variety AMI burlesqua.
ABNER'S SUMNER GAHDEN.-COncert
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDBN.-Specialty Perform
ence.
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Special Weather bulletin
LOCAL RAIs;s .To-MORRow.


TIE chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: The
barometer IS highest in the south Atlantic and
gull states, and lowest in Manitoba. General rains
have fallen in the northwest and upper laFe
region and occasional rains in all the other dis
trictS- The following stations report over one
inch rainfall during the past twenty four hours:
davenport. LIZ; brownsville and Den!son, LIB;
vail in the MISSOURI VALLEY. c!sswhere they are
mostly southerly. The temperature has fallen in
the northwest and has risen east OF the Miss.s-
sippi river. The following special temperatures
were reported 81 a. IN this morning.: Mt.
Washington. 4go; PASSPORT, 90; quebec. Alpcna,
yer, 60; san Francisco. $50. The temperature
averages about 30 above the mean Tor the month
In New England, the middle states and lower lake
region Local rains are Indicated on TueSlay in
the middle states, lower lake region and New
England.
THE NEW YORK PHOTO Co., 723 18th, formerly
Davis branch.) will adopt the following prices FOR
their fine Photographic portraits during the sum
mer months: One large picture for framing, 81:
duplicate copies, 50 cts. finest cabinet portraits
g per doz; card pictures best style, 81 per Coz.
We guarantee TO make good work for the above
prices as Is made in this city, these prices to
tinue only till September 1st-
DRY GOODS AT AUCTIoS-In order 10 dispose of
our stock prior to rebuilding we shall commence
series OF auction sales, and continue the same
until our entire stock is closed cut First sale
morrow morning, 10 O'Clock. Young Stern, S04
eth street.
PRoREKTY-owNgRs in arrears for taxes should
PARASoIS in all cOlorS, cleaned, and Grape wells
renovated equal to new at A Flschers, 9oj g st.
For CHEAP TRUNKS and travelling bags go to
HerzoS's ao 9Th ST.. near Pennsylvania avenue.
FUssELL's Ice Cream.
ROMAN and plain studs. 81 set, at Prigg's-
FINE PURR RAsPBEREY WINE, the best article
against summer complaint for children AMI general
disorder IN adults, at Chris Xanders, No. Oil 9TH
streets northwest
500 travelling trunks and 100 baby carriages sold
atreduced prices at X. GoliSchmtG5, S12 9Th Stn.w
HousEKEEPERs keep Harris roach or insect pow
der.
p. WRIGHT was again sent down by Judge Smell
to-day for 80 days for being fOun1 drunk In and
about the streets.
THERMOMETERS, large stock, Hempler'S, 453 Pa.
ave.
DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS should read William
DickSOn'S advertisement in another column.
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I AWNS! LAWNS!
so pieces best LAWNS. fast colors, 1Oc.
o0 pieces best 5 and 6t4 cts. LAWN in the market.
Au pure LINEN LAWN 20c.
SEERSUCkER DAMASSE only 121xc, sold for Csc.
ZEPHYR GINGHAMS reduced to 81 1ec.
We have few rieces of SATINS left and which have
been reduced to 45c.
All pure SILK GRENADINES. q. 25, 81. so and 81.
PERSIAN LAWNS in Polka Dot.
Our White Goods department is fully stocked, and
comprises some of the latest novelties.
PARASOLS at cost.
Large stock of Ladies' and Misses HOSE.
J. A. LUTTRELL Il CO.,
jyS S17 Market Space.
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500 travelling trunks and 100 baby carriages sold
atreduced prices at r. GoliSchmid5, Sl2 eth Stn.w.
HousEKEEPERs keep Harris roach or insect pow
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HATARRH,
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE,

The great basamic dlstilation Of Witch Hazel. Amer
lean Pine. Canada Fir Margod, Clover Blossoms, ETC.,
for the immediate relief and permanent of every
form Of Catarrh, from simple Head Cold to Incipient
Consumption.
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DRY GOODS.
MIDSUMMER sPECIALTIES.

27-in, wide Atwood NEWPORT sUITINGS reduced
from soc. TO 37Se.
42-in. wide CREAM LINEN sCRTM CLOTH for eve
ming oerunes at Csc.
ANDERSoN'S SCOTCH SYLPHIDES reduced from
45x to isc
sa-,n;, wide genuine SCOTCH GINGHAMs reduced to
Best quality pure LINEN LAWNS reduced from 81 NC
TO 25c. Finest quality MERv LAWNS reduced
to soc.
Figured French sATINEs at sly and soc. Plain col
orcd French BATISTES reduced from 4Sc. to soc.
Rare Bargains" in BLACK GREN tDINES. FOU-
LARD and SUMNER SILKS. SPANISH LACE
NETS. Embroidered BATISTE and NUNS
YELLING ROBES at cost. PARASOLS at cost
All the -.Noyetes' in WHITE GOODS" HAND
KERCHIEFS and GLOVES at popular prices.
Ladies' BLACK Isle HOSE at 81. Ladies BLACK
SILK HOSE at 81.
Especial Inducements" in choice SILK FABRICS for
day and evening costumes.
LADIES' LINEN and MOHAIR BUSTERS.
CASHMERE and CHUDDA SHAWIS.
Embroidered CASHMERE FICHUS. Fine DRESS
SHIRTS at 81.
sS An early inspection will reray all.
ss-CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES.
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GREAT REDU CTIONs
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
make extensive aeratons We therefore will close the
entire stock Of spring and nner clothing regardless
Of cost.
Partial List Of Bargains:
g CENTS for 6 5EffcE FGs1HATs xSrh %
isF StFs5 IS SSnFs SsIb worth So
]! tor BOYS, sHfTs, worth s. s'''0'
3 for HEMs blue F Hoa SUITS, worth SO.
g for BLUE F Ian SUITS, worth SIS. cav
IS for Blue White mixed ALLiNEN sGi Is
Sc for hes; made ENGLISH sEERsUcKER SUITS,
ssi eoHq sp VH 2
S 81 &SSt faAHsx s5tes J.
G sof nf E EsReh RASds si So
TT EsES BasRs eEs1 ssssg worth So.
fss RbAz P5EE Hs1 ros,,a
OUR MOTTO:
''No TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS"
Satisfaction guaranteed to every purchaser at the
NusF1T STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND + SITS. jy7
DICKS ICE CREAM, WARRANTED PURE
y and satsfsctorL q. 20 Per gallon. Wholesale and
! vanta avenue WashiuGtons Do WA
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1000 NEW STYLES
OF AMERICAN ORGANDY LAWNS

OF AMEKICAN ORGANDY LAWNS.
in Lawn Tennis. Polka Dots, Stripes Lavender Pink
Blue, Tinted Grounds, Black Blue, Brown AMI
Pink Figures yard wide. IL cents
200 New Styles Of Union LINEN LAWNS, at cents
india LINEN, ~ cents.
Wamsutta COTTON, 9 cents.
200 New Styles Of Madras DRESS GINGHAMs, In
Plaids and Seersucker Styles. 10 cts. and II cts.
FOULARDS. in Saline designs, IL cents
Satin Stripe NAINSOOK u cents.
India LINENS, very fine, 20 cents. 25 cents.
Persian LAWNS. very fine. 25 cents.
Dotted Figured, and Lace Striped SWISS, 49, 90 CSC
Lace GRENADINES; Lace BUNTING, IS cts.
CLOTH, for Boys Suits, % cts, 81 cts, so cts.
LINEN, for Boys Suits Is cts, IL cts. 20 cts.
PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, 81, 81 %, 81 so.
81, 81. so.
Lined PARASOL.S, So, s., 81.
MATTINGS and CARPETS.
LONSDALE CAMBRIA, 10 cts.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON. DC. July 10, ioS2. $50 am.
For the middle Atlantic states partly cloudy
weather In north portion, local TdinS, winds
mostly SoUthveSteriy, stationary or higher teIl-
perature. lower ureSStlre
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
Cleanses the nasal passages of foul mucus restores
the of smell, taste and hearing when affected,
frees the head throat and brorc al tubes of offensive
choking matter. sweetens and pures the BREATH stops
the cough and arrests the progress Of caarrh towards
consumption.
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p. WRIGHT was again sent down by Judge Smell
to-day for 30 days for being fOun1 drunk In and
about the streets.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Is the only complete external internal treatment
One bottle Radical Cure, Catarrhal Solvent and
Sanford's Improved Inhaler, with Treatise, in one
package, of all druggists for ST. Ask for Sanfords
Radical Cure for Catarrk.
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SUMMER REST.
RchOb0sh Reach.

FAvoRITE SEASIDE REsoRT-THE PLACE AND ITS
ATTRACTIONS.
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ROMAN and plain studs. 81 set, at Prlgg's.

FINE PUIR RASPBEREY WINE, the best article
against summer complaint for chiliren AMI general
disorder IN adults, at Chris. Xander'5, No Oil 9TH
streets northwest
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DARASOLS. SUN UMBRELLAS SILKS LACES
India Linen, Satines below cost 70 Close out g 7S&
3sl7 J, Z. YOUNG,
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FICKS ICE CREAM, WARRANTED PURE
retail stores snd3 Center GarEet EouHnS Pennsy vi
van1a avenue Washaugtons Do M
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

DELINQUENT TAX-PAYERS should read William
DicksOnS advertisement in another column.
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The German Orphan Asylum.

RECENT PUBLICATIONS REFLECTING UPON THE MAN.
AGEMENr INVESTIGATED BY THE DIRECTORS.
committee OF the directors of the German Or
phan asylum met at that institution yesterday
for the purpose OF Investigating the charges
against Mr.. George Breitbarth. one OF the drec-
tors, and MFR. SchwartZman, an empioya OF the
institution, growing out OF an application made
last week for warrant for those gentlemen 10y
Mr.. August Herring, who claimed that his little
son had been brutality assaulted by them The
Investigating committee was composed Of Louis
Kettier, Charles Graft, Ed Abner, John L. VOgt.
c. Schaeffer, j. Jose and j. f. Weyss. The follow
1nG ether directors were also present: Dr.. j.
Nalt'r, j. j. Appich, CaSpar Schaffer, William
ket;ler, John Kaiser and George Breitbarth.
The committee heard statements from Mr.. Brett
barth, Nr. SchwartZman Mrs. Killian, the matrOn
OF the institution; August Herring, ir the boy said
to have been badly treated, and Willie Schultz,
another inmate Of the asylum. This testimony
showed that the foundation OF the charge against
Mr.. Breitblrth was that he had boxed the Her.
ring boys ears for making a very diSreSpectful
remark, administering SO light blow that the boy
had forgotten on which ear it fell In the case OF Mr.
SchwarZman 1t appeared that he had taken the
boy by the arm and forced him down stairs, be-
cause he had deserted the work to which he had
been assigned. Mrs. Killan testified that the boy
was the worst one to manage in the institution.
Resolutions were adopted by the committee setting
forth that they found no foundation for the Seri-
Gus charges published in some papers, and exOner-
ating the management.
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PRORERTY-OwNERS in arrears for taxes should
consult William Dickson See advertisement
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WEEKS l. POTTER, Boston, Mass.
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PARASoIS in all cOlorS, cleaned, and Grape wells
renovated equal To new at 4. Fishers 9Oj @ st.
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An Admirable Medicinal Wine.

The Papers are Full Of s. Food,
medicines, but there is no STOOD" nonsense about
Carriers Liver Bitters. They make you want all
the food you can get.
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THERMOMETERS, large stock, Hempler's, 453 Pa
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DO not consider this idle talk. Every lady N wasA
ngton knows the magnitude o. our stock. which ~
safely state is three times large the stock oe
any other merchant in this CITY, Therefore. prepare
for Bargains! As by the time move into NEW
HOUSE. expect to reduce the stock the smallest In
the city The Goods all fresh, having sent al
old trash to New York auction. to be sold highest
bidder Call early in the morning to avoid the Immense
rush.
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For CHEAP TRUNKS and travelling bags go to
Herzog'S. 30S 9Th ST., near Pennsylvania avenue.
FUSSELL'S Ice Cream
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Catarrh Of the Bladder.
Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured by 'Buchupaiba.'
81. Depot, StOtt Cromwell 6
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTIoS.-In order 10 dispose of
our stock prior TO rebuilding, shall commence
series OF auction sales, and continue the same
until our entire stock is closed CUT. First sale to
morrow morning, 10 O'Clock. Young Stern, S04
eth street.
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E>IRST GRAND EXCURSION
GROCERY CLERKS PRoTECT1vE ASSOCIATION.
TO MARSHALL HALL,
On the fast and commodious Steamer T. V. Arrow
smith, WEDNESDAY, July 10Th, 1882.
Boat leaves 7th street wharf at and p M re.
turning at 6 and IL pm.
Tickets. SOC. Shroeder's Band on the boat and pa
vilion.
Arrangements have been made with the street cars
meet the boat on the return. jyS-3t
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DRY GOODS.
WE ARE NOW UNDER ROOF.

WE ARE NOW UNDER ROOF.
THE pLAsTERERs AND CARPENTERS AaE Ar
WORK.
We positively expect open in the early Fall We must
prepare for removal
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HEBER TENT OF RECHABITEs
IL OF GEORGETOWN,
To LOWER CEDAR POINT. Steamer JANE
TUESDAY. JULY II. 1882.
Leaves High street. Georgetown at M, and Sixth
street wharf, Washington, at q. m. Tickets so cents
Refer to former excursions. jyS-2ts
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TIME CELLULOID TRUSS; THAT NEVER
IL breaks, never wears out always clean, and can b
worn while bathing. u for saleat
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-03
FTxING yURTEs.

The following dispatch from Chicago is
an interesting exhibition of the course that
justice takes in that city; $3.50
CmeAao, March 30.-The charges SO
freely made during the winter that juries in
the State Courts in Chicago were packed in
the interest of criminals and litigants, result
ed, short time:ago. in the arresaof Gribbler,
on charge of receiving bride, His trial
has been in progress in the Criminal Court
for several DAYS. The testimony against
him and the class of professional jurymen
to which he belongs was very damaging.
This morning State Attorney Mills an.
nounced to the court that he wasinformed
that at least one of the jurors in the Crib
bier case had been bought, and that he had
the proofs at hand This caused a great
sensation, and as sson as the evidence OF
the jurors corruption had been examined
the attorneys for Gribbler, Col Mum, w.
w. .O'Brien, and others; withdrew from the
case. The evidence against the juror Jesse
Shipherd was in the form of affidavits. set
ting forth that he had told the atlantis sew
eral days before the trial was begun tina;
he would be on the jury and that by clear
ing GribbIer he was to make BIS. Judge
Barnum thereupon discharged the jury,
#remanded Gribbler for another trial. and
arraigned Shipherd for his offence. 1t is
charged that the jury of which Shipherd
was member was thoroughly doctored,
and that he was not the only one on whom
the defence relied. Further startling dis
clio sures are promised.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-03

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.


The linton is out with one of its only
original arguments in the case of Mr..
Hurst It states that he is too good man,
knows too much for the office. The state
ment is surely o curious one and must at
tract attention from its eddity. There is
certainly nothing else in it. The Union
knows full well that the custom and it is
a right one, of assessing real estate is to
put it down at one third its real value
Now cannot man who knows values
and is honest-do this better and fairer
than one who does not. AS to personal
property the Union states the case when it
says that enough of it escapes valuation
altogether to make this proportion, even
if it is as low as that. The trouble has
been that real property and business inter
ests have to pay the entire tax. The Union
argument reduced seems to be about this;
Mr.. Philleo is an incompetent man for the
place; Mr. Hurst is good one; then
vote for Philleo 1t is not an especially
good one
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-03
THE MORAL OF 1T.

The Union is pleased to express virtuous
indignation-what it feels is another mat
ter-at what it styles an a.'all fools jest"
published in Saturdays issue. Be that as
it may there is moral in that same pict
IRE that it would be well for all good citi-
zens to reflect upon. 1t is notorious fact
that there is deep distrust il the minds of
many good and rejecting people whether
there was evidence enough produced at the
trial of Heilwagon to warrant the death
penalty imposed upon him. The very fact
that pretended confession could be writ
ten goes to prove that the proof of He'll
wagons guilt was pot entirely conclusive.
While the ARGUS has no opinion to offer as
to the justice of the sentence and has con-
CURED in it without protest yet that ac-
count was written in order to bring home
to peoples minds what a terrible thing it
would be to convict and hang an innocent
man. That was the purpose of the ARaUs
and the first day of April was chosen to
give suitable color to the misrepresenta-
ton. Some few years ago, in order to
draw public attention to the unsafe condi-
tionlof the theatres, the Chicago Times
drew an imaginative description of the
burning of an opera house and carried it
out in all its details. The paper was
blamed for it at the time. but short time
afterwards an actual fire occurred in
Brooklyn that exceeded in horrors the
fancied one of the Times 1t took the
actual occurrence, however, to teach poo
pie the need of caution.
So in the Heilwagon case; while the
ARGUS does not say that Heilwagon was
innocent, in fact considers him guilty.
yet many people, and reasoning people.
think differently, and the entire account
was written to show the danger of hasty
and excited trials, especially when mans
life is at stake Had the account printed
been true, it would be in fact .
most horrible story. Al stated above there
was moral in it.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-03

In the Second ward the situation is high
ly encouraging. The republicans have q
clear majority in the ward, and William
Gray, the nominee, is deservedly popular
with all The opposition, instead of con
centrating upon one candidate and thereby
embracing whatever chance there might
be of turning the scale, are divided be-
tween Sewall Dodge and Citizen Bennett.
- Union
Is the Upioa SO sure of THAR All OF
Benefits support outside of the national
vote comes from the republicans and there
is serious split in that party in the ward
The republicans who favored that Warren
investigation are all Bennett or Dodge
men and opposed to Gray, while the dem
ocrats are united on Dodge, knowing they
can trust him. ). Mr.. Gray will be third in
the race, and Dodge's election is almost
secure.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-03

Says the Union: Every dictate OF pru-
dence, order, economy and good govern
ment, points to the ACCESSIBILITY OF electing
every one of the nominees for aldermen on
TUESDAY, for the election of every one, and
the Mayors casting vote where needed, is
required to resume republican control this
spring"
Does the Union from this mean to init
mate that Mr.. Hull is republican, It
must if the Mayor and republican alder
men that it is possible to elect would make
a majority. In the meantime they will
not get the seven