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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-10
Watches, Jewelry and Diamonds.

have just returned from the cast where T
made selections of the finest goods in my line
ever offered in the state, and have an immense
stock now on display. | would especially call
attention to M fine diamonds, which embrace.
the richest and latest designs. Prices are low
and goods unsurpassed. All the latest novel
watch department contains everything in that
line all first-class and standard | would he
pleased to have you call and examine my stock
and can make 1t Profitable for you.
l.. ROUvANT,
PSI Commerce street, opposite >. Deutsch a. Co.
lob
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-10
GERMANY PLEASED.

A dispatch to the Morning Post, from Ber-
lin, says the newspapers there commenting on
the democratic victory in the United States,
express hopes of return free trade and a
more honest railway policy.
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ARTHUR DRSERVEDIT.

London, November 9-The Daily News,
in an editorial this morning, says that Presl-
dent Arthur's administration will be seriously
hampered by the democratic success. 1t is
more than probable that the wish to thus tie
his hands led many Of his supporters in 1880
to oppose him. The rebuke thus given to the
president and his friends was thoroughly we'll
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-10
WASHINGTON NEWS.
THE LIE PASSFD,

Washington, November 9. The case OF
Fall the lawyer implicated in the star route
jury bribery, came up to-day, and Fall
counsel waived an examination, and he was
placed under $4,000 bond to await the action
of the grand jury. In the course of the pro-
ceedings N the court, A. b. Williams of the
counsel for Fall, twice called Gov. Wells, the
prosecuting attorney, liar. Judge Smell
fined Williams twenty dollars.
NEvINs APPOINTED.
Washington, November 9.-The secretary
of the treasury has decided to send Special In
spector Nevins, of New Orleans, to Galveston
and Dallas on bus .ss. onneCted with the Sc.
lection of sites for the new government build
ings in these cities.
AN UNFAITHFUL OFFICER.
Attorney General Brewster has written &c
the district commis sioners asking the remova
of detective Geo. d. Miller, on the GROUND
that he betrayed the interests Of the govern
ment in the star route cases. The Request
was made upon the recommendation o.
Messrs. Merrick, Kerr and Wells.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Washington, November 9.-General War.
rem p. Edgerton, chief Of the postOtfice in
SDeClOIS lOl lilC WIN ~
at St. Louis, has arrived in the city on bust
ness connected with his division.
DISTRIBUTING YOUNG FISH.
Since the beginning Of cold weather, the fish
Commissioner has been busy arranging and
sending young fish TO different parts Of the
country. Recently Car containing 100 900
German lether carp was sent to kentucky;
also several thousand to Columbia, Ohio.
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NEW YORK NEWS.
SOME BIG MAJORITIES.

SOME BIG MAJORITIES.
Albany, November 9.-The evening Jour
nal estimates Cleveland's majority at 1870, oot
and gives IS democrats and 43 republicans If
the assembly, and Says the majority in favor o.
free canals is fully 10000.
A DANGEROUS ANVIL.
Rochester, November 9.-Yesterday after
noon some democrats began firing anvil sa-
lutes, using an iron instead Of wooden plug.
The anvil exploded, and blacksmith named
Metcalf had his arm shattered. 1t was after
ward amputated. Mr.. Stafford lost the sight
of both eyes, and Mr.. Donohue had his
nose blown off and lost the sight of one eye.
THE CANALS 70 BIZ FREE.
New York, November 9.-The following is
the vote in the city on the constitutional
amendment to make the canals of the state
free: For the amendment, ia, o54; against
the amendment, 63o.
CLEVELAND STILL ADVANCES.
The Times this morning says the ma ority
for Cleveland, for governor, is over 10000.
HEAVY DISTILLERS ARRESTED.
New York, November 9.-Goodrich H..
Busted, distiller of spirits, of Westfeld, Mass.
and George d. Bayard and Gustave S. Her
remon, extensive liquor dealers of this city,
have been held in $4,000 bonds each to
answer to charges of defrauding the revenue.
1t is alleged that Herremon and Bayard sod
spirits manufactured by Busted, from their
store in New street, stamped with stamps that
had already been used.
COALlTIONIST ELECTED.
Staunton, November 9.-The democrats OF
the 9TH congressional district concede the cleo
ton of Paul, coaitionist by 1873 majority.
New York, November o-Herbert Spencer
was rendered a complimentary dinner by over
200 gentlemen, at Delmonico's, tonight
Hon. Evarts presided.
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Notice..

Mrs. L. Rhen takes this method to thank the
residents and those who have heretofore pat
rOnized her late husband that she will continue
the business in her own name. She will keep
on hand full and select stock of general mer-
chandize, consisting of dry goods, fancy goods
and notions In addition to which the grocery
department will always be fully kept up with
every thing desirable for family supplies.
prices will be low and satisfaction guaranteed
at her store on Austin street, near the Sunset
depot. l05-tf
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1882.
Type for Sale.

One large, double font of nOnparlcl, (Old
style, about l0O pounds or more, with abull,
dance of caps, small caps, figures, leaders ana
sorts. Will bc sold III Il bargain. L pc IN Gool
condition. Also several hundred pounds OF
BREWER and long primer. which is nearly new.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-05
4 faun. Narried-Maman LIEF, Alone
for N1er Two Yelrz

SALT LAKE., May &.-Auons the batch @!
missionaries sent oct by the Mormon
church 10 make proselytes il Europe was
young man who has olly been married a
little over year. AL MoEmors look
toward with dread to the semi-aanusl con-
ference meeting when they expect 10 hear
ihei. raDes read OF IN the tabernacle and
rece!ve the solemn sraclocS 10 leave
home and friends 10 wander IN strange
lands where they expect 10 be ualuea.ed
and imprisoned. There Is no appeal
from their appointment and When mans
name Is red OF, he has nothing 10 DO bu.
10 pack up his ,hipFs ard get oct. Il is
generally understood that the men sen:
sb!cad are in some way especially fitted TO
spread tie bogus gospel 10 the world, but
the Neru01s know vel enough tagt 4
man Who is bishops rival in love Affairs
Is more likely than 81: other 10 be oniere:
10 so. Al last conference Tolns Ear
was ordered to 20 TO England, who
bad not been married much over year.
he vss horror stricken when he was
appointed, and, going 10 the council.
begged 10 b. excused on the ground tina.
biz vile would be 6Ea.,brokea ii he lei
hex The caly reply hego. Vas tbs. there
were plenty more wives 10 Re had, and
tia: he ought TO take smother wife 10 keeF
her company. He went hone and ,old
bis vile the xoss., and the poor Eorac be,
cane elaDos. t-antir with srle: and sppre
hension. 0r Saturday last be babe he,
god by, kissed his child, but lev
months old, and started out on :
two years trip to help enslare other
Is be Eas enslaved. Since hi
departure a;s vile hss b-en almos
erased aud is ineonSolsh!e with grief
These are niseries which cold arc
hear.ess priesthood are continually iaaic,
Ing upon their benish.ed followers. II:
nsa who thus lei, young vile .; the bid
ding oil the priest deserves no sympathy
Had be been possessed OF the right soss 6
Ia hear aud : lirtle backbone, he wocl;
bare cut loose IRON the rotten church, an'
when asies. came to e1postu!sts, kicks
him IRON the steps
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-05

TIE symptoms Of itching piles are mos
tura, Ike Precipitation. !ntsase itching. mos;
a; night seems Is il pin worms were eFaslIn.
In or about the sectrm. The more yoG
sct1scA the worse they Itch: very distressing
The private parts aee often affected. Dr.
sEayne's Ointment is the most effective rem
edy e1taat for .his tortrenting complaint.
Gives ress ~ night without The d..ise to
scratch; also has no equal In quickly stadi.
eating letter. itch, sal; theun; efysipelAs, bar.
her, itch, pinp!es al sc.ly, errs.y, itchy
tainly the best remedy ever used in ny ptIc.
tiee"-Dr. Cotton. Woodstock, VI afrou.
bled With i:ehiae piles 70. oEe. twenty year,
il cured ne comp!etely."-L 8 Mestr, En-
field. Ne. Sent lot ftty cents lin three-een,
stsmp.s three boxes, 81 =. BY swayns
/ Son Philadelphia Pa Sold by all drug.
giss IL Wheeling and elsewhere. xsrAE.
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The LnekJ Nan Copsratulatea-

The announcement that tickle, No. 75,ilI
in the March drawing OF The Louisiana Safe
Lottery had d.'wn toe cspit.i prize Of So.
on, aad hat bali OF the tieke; bad been .oId
II Savannah created considerable excite.
nent, and many Ee-e inclined TO think tha.
there Eis some mistake, We a.e pleased TO
Saie, however, th4. there WIS no mistake.
and that the lucky person Vas OF. veil
kno<n townSnsn. NJ. Ensece 3 Philpo,. Of
he I'm OF John Sullivan Il Co. During The
day Mr.. PhiIpotr ecei7ed the conr,atrls,;oas
OF Numerous friends, who were rtio;ced 10
hear o: bis god l1ck. 1t WAS biz ret1ra
oa the Investment OF SI.-S9reaH1! .Nt....
Rirt4 iS
He seat TO ". 4 Dauphia, Ssx Orleans.
Il The next drawing viii take place on
May 9.h.
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Ex-Secretary Hunt, Minister 10 Russia,
will sail for S. Petersburg on the a0sh inst.


TIE ".ondon Hal, Colo. ges.o,e.,
Is the most delightful article erer in.
troduced 70 the American people and
totally different from all other Hal,
Esstpters, being entirely free tson al
impure ingredients thai render many
other articles 10. The hai, ohao,ioc.
Where badness or filling Of The hAi.
exists or Premature Etlyness from
s!ckuess or other causes, its Use will
restore The natural youthful color,
and cause 4 healthy growth, cleans.
Ing the seaIpfcom al Impurities, dan.
druf!, etc, al the sane lime s pleas
ing sod las!ing hsi- dressing, irs.
g-anly pertumed, rendering the hai.
soft and pliAble, L king il an iAdis-
fsnSaels article in every toilet Ask
VOC. druggist for London Hal. Colo.
Restnser. Price IS eeas = bo;tle.
Some ten yess ago my wite's ha;r com
rataced fallins,and GOT very thin and ,u.net
gay. bat Atte: Using London Hal, Cole
Restores the scalp became healthy, the b.
stopped falling, the colo. wAs restored, ana
Is nov groEias bea1ttully.-J. 4. TrSrs
Wilson, y. c. xvr4E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-05

Are you disturbed al night and broken OIL
yo1r ~; BY sick child suffering and c.y;ns
Kitd the e1ceueisrus psin o; cutting teeth
u so, go al once a2d gel: bottle OF Mrs
WaasloE Soothing Swap. I, xill relieve
The poor Little scEeres innedia;ely-desead
lPoa il; there Is no mistake ahou;!t. Ths.e
IS not mother on earth Who has ere. cset;
!; who Kill no: :ell you \: once Ia: !, will
regulate the bo=els, .ad give res: 70 TIE
mother. Anc relief and healih 70 the child.
operating like magic, Il is perfectly safe to
use in al cas-, s2c pls:ssa. 20 The taste, and
Is tie prescription Of one O: the Oldest bes;
female Physicians and ncrs-s il the United
Sts;e.- seld eTe-!TAe-s- = cents bo:;le.
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TEEB'S E~LECTRIC MEDICINE
Dr., ffaZisr's Root BitteIS

EI-i=I ~; E.t;t-s arc acs d-2ce hop xhst!
s-vtsS. '1: .se g1-3r:iy -9sstSGcA Il eTef- .<1se
~ Il So. EEGu tie I've. SD k!taeyA keef
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: A:..7fir-E. Iss;<p..A. Ee=e- AnS Age. D.ofs!,
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Z: =J-E-LsT :-eIzSxa3s=l
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80. a: @.s:.;s5L, Hl-zae,s, weakness AID kiS'
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ENET / CO.. Sole Props.
t--s7E - ve-~J >tr"st. Ser Tork City.
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0-pha u Hodge, Battle Greek. Mica.
E7tes: = C;1s-t tea-Setile o. boiling hot
Esier % M hsad- y ); once applied Thomas
Ec!scI-:c Oil. a4G ;ae et=ec: vas TO inne6i-
a:eiy sllsy tie pain E2s cured in three
ds!ST
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-05

0veT-saSng i. in one sense as productive Of
sri! Is iot-Iuperaaos in d,iokias Avoid
ooiS, aad keep the body purified With Bur.
dock Blood DiI.e-s, sad you will be rewarded
with .oacst health and al ;arigp..ted sys.
Ten P-:ce 81 O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-05

Go 70 yo1r druggist 10. Nh. Free-417', !Ses
-fctsoEal Oys:- Eo- brightness .ad dr-sb;lit,
c. oo!o:. a-e uaeeualed- Cole. t.o-. 10
pounds Directions 10 English and German.
Price, IS cents
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-05

Is rorz ih-o4s sore. dea.: d, w;--;,s'
LcngToTt Compound positively c1-ss ali
iA-ostacd lung diseases T1y it, sod by Logan
L Co, and al druggists
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-05

IEocsAS9s testify % the c1-es Ia: D..
Virgins LCag=o.t Compound A.s accou.
plisaeI T.y it For sale By Loszo & Co.
and Eli druggist
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eli.Merited Nuec~>~,

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5. S fur aay G!Ood i1a2srts
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B1ESCx's Circus alsays takes along S.oss
Of German Corn Remover Sold br dug
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ll-zly ,gIilg --'s p: Fa-tsuls-s; AID
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-05

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.s.Iedy. Y iiEa:rs' I1d$as Pile 0istuea: Is
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soaETI,iN6 WONDERFUL.

4 Trip TO the Gres:e.t Gas Welt in The
United 'es-oS.ersatiou> and So,e,
There and BY the Way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-05

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MEDICAL.
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-11
PERS ONAL.
Cameron.

A Kienert and wife of Monmouth were
in the city yesterday.
r. H. Curtis is expected home early next
week.
City Attorney Russell. of Muscatine, was
in the city yesterday.
A. c. Mills, of De Laire, Ohio. is ex-
pected in the city to night, on visit to re
latives.
J. A. MERIT, of Toledo, Iowa. where he
ofticiated as city attorney, is in the city
on visit to A. l.. McClain.
George Buford of Kansas City, arrived
this morning, and will remain in Rock Isl
and for the next week.
Rev. S. S. Cryer has arrived home from
his summer vacation, and apparently en-
joyed bis trip, and was greatly improved
thereby.
Capt. Aug. Timm is now in this city in
the interest of the State Liquor Dealers as
ISOLATION, of which he is secretary.
A. S. Pennoyer, agent of Fritz Emmett
was in the city yesterday. Emmett will
appear at Harper's theatre on the 18th of
the present month.
1t is reliably reported that Mr.. C. F.
Meek. who has resigned his position on the
c., r. /. & P. road, has been appointed
superintendent of one of the Des Moines
railroads, the particulars of which will be
announced in a few days Mr.. Meek is
a gentleman of fine executive capacity and
railroad man of great practical worth.
That he is sure to win marked success and
rapid promotion as a railroad manager, no
one who knows him and his fine capacity
in the least doubts.-Des M0ines Register
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-11
MAYNARD WIFE.

The Des Moines papers contain the
somewhat sensational story that a man by
the name of CANNED, who resides in this
city in search of his wife, whom he sus.
pected of leaving her home. and clasping
with a new love. The same authority
states that last Monday night the truant
wife was discovered in the capital city of
Iowa. She was not pining away in her
loneliness, for she was found in the COM
pany of a man by the name of Bunce. who
was making her stay in Des Moines as
pleasant as was possible under the circum
stances. On the following morning the
wronged husband preferred charges against
the said Bunce for lewd conduct, and the
case came up for examination before JUS
tice McMartin. The evidence, it would
appear, was damaging, as the court held
the prisoner, and Bunce will await the
action of the grand jury within the narrow
confined of a Jail cell. The husband offer
ed to forgive his erring wife. and to forget
the past. The woman appeared to be
agreeable to the new arrangement. and the
two left for this city last Wednesday.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-11

The Moore Bryant case is very ouio,
present. No new developments have No..
made
There will be a select party at the ro.;
dence of B. w. Toward in Davenport HI
evening, composed of Moline people
The mayor viii probably talk to the fr.
laddies on parade day He gave them ,
splendid speech at their parade last YES,
The Sylvans have invested in new b...
ball suits. They aired them this afto,
| noon.
The plan of Charles Leland's new star.
on Main street, has been drawn upanl
bids are being made upon it
The Sylvans, of Moline. and the Stars q,
Rock Island, played match game Of I,n
this afternoon at the ball ground, in We,
Moline
B. Slichter of the Moline plow conn,
ny, has returned from an extensive trim il.
the interests of the firm
The MinnetsOns won the senior for,
cared race at the national amateur regret,
at Detroit. yesterday. The Sylvans br,,
them at Moline three years ago, badly.
1t is reported that Bob Moore is maxim,
money at Fairfield Iowa, with his new.
paper. His many friends here viii +.
glad to hear of this
The ARGUS is increasing in circulation
in Moline, and it will be our aim to further
increase it. The subscription price iss
teen cents week.
The Hook and Ladder company ran 3oo
yards last night in 80 seconds and put M
the ladder. This is pretty good work for
practice, and the Hooks are confident Of
beating that time.
James Macbumer. one of Moline,
citizens. was united in marriage
to Miss Jennie Campbell, of Davenport, On
Wednesday evening. May long life fH
of pleasure be with theirs
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-11
FIREMEN's FETE DAY.

On the 18th of the present month The
brave fire laddies of the metropolitan town
of Moline will go through with their 80
nual parade and review. The compane,
from Rock Island, Davenport and Geneseo
have been invited, and have signified their
intention to attend. So on the 10Th Moline
will present quite body of fire fighter,
The mayor and common council will CON
mence their inspection at ten o'clock Oh
parade day A grand picnic will be held
on Sylvan island in the afternoon and
evening, and an opportunity will be given
the boys to enjoy themselves to their
hearts content
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-11
BREvITIEs.

The public test of the new Cable water
works will occur next Monday.
Zoedone the great English health drink,
at McCabe s. Wheaton's.
The Swedish Baptist church is nearing
completion.
Travelling eases and toilet articles at
McCabe & Wheaton's.
The Chicago Laundry is open and ready
for business, at 314 18th street. IT,
Work on the Fifth avenue sewer extern
sion was commenced this morning.
The next term of Circuit Court will con-
vene early in September.
Yesterday was pay day at the Island and
numerous employees were gladened by the
sight of their earnings.
The temperance people of Davenport
held picnic at Black Hawk tower this
afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-11

The Illinois editorial excursion passed
through this city the other day on its way
home from the west. The editors were
not out west solely for pleasure, as many
of them had their wives with them. The
members of the party looked tired, care
worn and dusty, and will be fully prepar-
ed, for the next twelve months, or until the
next excursion takes place, to sit in their
offices and use their scissors on coupons or
exchanges. The excursion left Chicago
on the 25th of last month, and started di-
rect for Salt LakeCity, where they arrived
on the 28th inst. They remained in the
Mormon stronghold over Sunday, and
some of the religious members attended
church From Salt Lake, they went to
Ogden, and from that city, many private
uarties visited all the points of interest in
that locality. After doing Ogden. they
were conveyed to Denver Georgetown,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-11
COLORED CARNIVAL.

The colored folks of this city propose To-
celebrate the anniversary of their emanci
patton in right royal style on the 22nd Of
September. The location has not been de-.
termined, but will be at either Brooks
grove or Sylvan Island. Invitations have
been sent to the colored people of Chicago.
st. Louis, Cedar Rapids, Burlington. Mus.
catine, Davenport, Clinton, Iowa City
Peoria, Geneseo. Rockford, Rock Falls
Port Byron. Rock Island and other cite,
Reduced rates have been secured on all
the railroads and there is expected to be
between three and four thousand colorei
people present at the celebration. which
will have, as an interesting creature. an
old-fashioned barbecue. A sheep, COW and
q hog will be roasted, procession will be
formed at ten o'clock in the forenoon, rd
by the Plow City Band. The celebration
will eclipse anything of the kind ever held
by the colored people in Moline, and may
success attend it.