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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-05

In Denmark law has been passed that
mo showily dressed glrl is to be allowed
to stand behind drinking bar TO fasci
nate Youths of the opposite sex
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-05

The ..lum-tum' thing in Washington
10 said be to breakfast or sup with the
Chinese Minister and drink his tea, that
cost 1874 a pound in China.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-05

Mrs. President Tyler dresses her mar
precisely as she did when young ''f'"e
in the White House.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-05

Seven years ago 4dr Bell. OF telephone
fame, was poor man Now nc = sail
TO be worth $4,000, 900
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-05

Among the ladies of Vienna fencing is
very fashionable The belieS u ans
also indulge in the exercise
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-05

DNORCES.-NG publicity; residents Of auy
DState. Desertion Non-Support- Advice 81 q
applications for stamp v. II LEE, Atty. 239
Broadway n. Y.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-05

ADV ERTISERS by addressing GEO. P. ROW
~ ELL Il co, 10 Spruce St, New York. can lean
the exact cost of any proposed Hne Of ADEER
Using in American Newspapers ~ 100
page Pamphlet IS cents mh-2O-dw4w
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CON SEIMp EEON.

have positive remedy for the above oiSeass b It's
thousands Gf Of the worst Kind and af long
standing been cured. Indeed. strong ny
in its efhcary. that viii send TWO BOTTLE FREE
together with ALUABL f TREATISE this disease,
any sufferer GIVE Express and r. q address
DIR. T. 4. SLOCCM. Isl Pearl ST, New York
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Nv. POTTER. EoroH AND PUBLISHER.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-05
Thursday April ), 1883.

aov YoY.rn ILLINOIS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-11
THE CI0LEa4 PLAQUE.
The Death Roit-knEIaWti's detention,
Tue Preach GUVrrhmenI's PosItion,

The Death Roit-KnEIaWd's IutentionV,
Tue Preach GSyrrnmcaI's Position.
ALEXANDRIA, July l0.-At Mansurah
yesterday there wereSy deaths from cholersi
at sAmHnoud, I, and at Sherbiu, .. Fifty
Europeans died ut DAmieta from cholera
since tue outbreak Of tho diSeaEe,
LoNDoN, July lO.-S,r Charles Dixie,
prrEidGnt oi the Local g government Board,
stated iu Commons this afternoon that Il
was not the intention Of tho Government
to quarantine vessels coming to England
from India or Egypt. He stated, however,
that ships from these countries suspec,el Of
being infected with cholera would 10 de,
tanned and inspected, He has mol been
ini1gmed Of tlS existence Of cholera 10
China.
Tho Morning Pod sta'cs that N. Challe.
mel Lacour, French Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, informed Lord Lyons, British am
baasador in Pals, that quarantine rrHu'
lalioBs will 10 enforced at French porlG
AgAinss vessels from England, unless the
British Government takea precautions lG
avoid the spreading Of cholera from Etypt
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The President has appointed John II.
Livingstone, United States MarShll for
south Carolina, vice Absolom Bsrthe re,
aiguel,
A delegation from Erie, Pa, headed by
ex.RepressntaIiys Watson, called on the
President yesterday and asked the reten-
tIon Of Barr az collector oi customs at that
port.
Captain John r. Walker, Of the Third
cavalry, recently adildged insane 1t def
ierson Barracks, Mo-, has been brought u
Washington and committed 10 the govern
ment insane asylum for treatment.
The Treasury Department has been in
formed ot the arrest at Fort Townsend, W
T., Of nine Chlnamep, who were smuerled
into this country through British Columbia
The TACT has been reported TO The Presi
dent, who will order their deportation.
The Postmaster General has gone to New
York and will not return to WAliinptou
until the latter part Of the week. II a noi
probable tnAt any further action yill b1
taken In the lottery matter until bis return
II Is likely the Postmaster General'a reply
to the query whether his decision appilesi
to the agency In this city will take ne form
Of q general order 70 ali PostnaSterI
throughout the country, torbldding them
to deliver IegiAtered letiara or money order
directed to the accredited agents oI N, A.
| Danphin. -
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CABLE CLICKS.

Jas. Carey the iniysmer, has been de
elated bankrupt, owing to his failure tt
pay his rates.
l. Is reported from Crete that An Out,
break occurred there amorg the peopl.
agaiGst the payment Of taxes,
Intelligence from npe, the Capital o.
AMMAN, saYs the French Consul at thai
place Mas Geen insulted and attacked or
The public street.
The Porte proposes to impose tariff O.
10 per cent on articles imported for con.
sumption, ana tariff Of from 8 to 20 pei
cent on other impoRat!onA
The Joint Committee Of the Iouse o
] Itords and Commons, which has had III,
English channel tunnel scheme under con
0idrtation, has rejected Il by vote Of {
nays to 4 yeas.
1t is said Bey Khandell, who was PreIect
oil Alexandria at the time Of the riots and
maesacres last year, has been iound guilty
oi the charge ol iailisg In Preiect dutiet
and ot cOnniving ut the riots, and has beer
aenieneed TO two years imprisonment n
hnd labor.
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TIE evolution Of the race hone Is q mat.
ter which has stimulated scientific energy
and good deal Of otT.hand speculation
Taere is soms limit TO the speed Of horse,
but where itis to be found is the question;
aud this question is dicussed as though Il
we're oue Of very great importance. We
hear les about the evolution Of the milch
COW, a ieSs popular subject, though one in
which the average man has far deeper in.
tercst. /, was thought triumph oi nature
assisted by the Lairyniau's art when COW
wa brought up tothe high standard OF Il
pounds Of butter in thirty days. This
was the performance Of COUGHS Lily,
Of Jersy stock. OF the same stock
IAndseer's Fancy went y ounces better
So Lu eQualel that performance; Oak.
lands Cora 81 lbs, 81 OF; Eflie (SS5 A. ],
II. B) went to the front with the enormous
yield Of OS pOunds; and now Eflle's record
IL thrown in tho shade by the Holstein
Mercedes (7?3 II. II, II, b. owned by
II. wASs, Jr,, Of Iowa City, In les. re-
cent! made, the result OF which Is sworu
to, MeFcedes produced % lbs. u OF. iu
thirty days, not much short Of a round
hundred pounds. This. too, will be
sQnalcd and passed, as the Otllsr records
have been. There Ia a solid aud tangibl,
eommerclal value in this dereIopment.
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rARKEHsBuRo.
Circuit Couri-Lnrge Criminal Docket
Aceident-Iand GALES,

Circuit Couri-Lnrge Criminal Docket,
Aceident-Iand AaIes,
oOTrEpOadencs gfGs Istsiiig,.yf.
PARErEluuRd, ", Va. July 0.-Yester.
days rain had cooling effect aud the
mercury went considerably below 20. Al
night blankets v ere comfortable.
A great many country people were in
town to-day, owning TO Circuit Court,
which convened this morning. Thig tern
will principally be devoted ID tho criminal
docket. gar liil d full OF perSouB con.
tined { lr almost every crime, iron mnr.
der aud rape down 10 petit larceny. This
morning 1t was learned that the counsel for
the murderer Paul, whose trial WAS 10 have
taken place this term, would move for u
change u venue, believing that lle nau
could not get I .ir hi 10 this county. Il
will be remembered that Paul YYJ iIiei ii
tue last tern and ioAnd guilty u murder
in tie hrst degree, hut Ipou technical
grounds he was granted n new trial. he
will probably never bs hung.
This morning as I. F. II. Slevogt, q
grand juror aLd iather.in-lAw II Deputy
Sheriff Bsckwlth, was getting out Of wagon
10 front Of the jail, he fell aud lsioy4ted
the klee GI hte I.it ltg aud Gtherw 50 in-
iuled himself. Hhysiciaus were called and
soon restored the limb 10 ils natural pcsi.
tion, and Of last accounts Mr.. S!eyOst was
resting quite easy.
Several sllts 0i valuable laud took place
10 front OF the Court House tc-lsy. Among
them was 40 acres upou SlillwsIl rr,.ak
In the neiguborhood Of The neY QI. regsol
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-11

WrU TIngiyIA ought to be represented
=, the Louisville Exposition. Provision
,bosld have been maIe 10 defray the ex'
p.n,e Of the hes. exhibit that could have
ls,u 90, together; but this was not done
,.o i, looked as though West Virgtnia
v,nld ma be there. But after all We are
,oinp to be ulere, thanks 10 the energy ol
Major jackson, sou and private secretary
ol tbs Governor, Major Jackson has gone
into the work with 80 much enthusiasm
that We are encouraged % lcok for an ex'
bibi. ,ha. will give some iL!ea Of the great
resource, o! this State. All this hes
is highly practical side. Men with
money to invest will be al
The Louisville Exposition, and II We can
attract them to West Virginia to prospect
,her, /. little fear but they will sse advan.
t,ga openings for them here. West Viz
gaia has what capital is seeking, but she
dots little to advertise her wares. II we
an induce capital to come in immigration
will follow, values will increase, and We
shall ~. something out Of the great wealth
with which Nature has endowed Us. But
We must stand up aud let ourselves beseenr
0, capital will go elsewhere.
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FROM HE CAPITAL.
THE lNreRmINAsLe HILL CASE
rot,rdS,p rtOtrdlrr, ia the IA,t'tIratIo'
.JaiI Report Of TIE Department Of AsrieuI.
tars-PA,Onbls SAowlsE-R,d'nptIaa
otIuPrlatsd CA,ek SIups-SOt,S.

WASHINGTON, July lO,-Beiote the Hi
Investigating Committee Mr. Coleman
presented some additional vouchers in th
Bartlett, Robbins & Co. case. In expla
nation OF his offer he said the voucher
showed that Bartlett, Hayward 4 Co. pre-
pared plars and specifications for the heat
ing apparatus for the Custom Houses Of 81
Louis aud Chicago, for which they wert
paid $4,000 for each building. The
ground plans were prepared by the Super
vising Architect. The firm was atteS'
ward awarded the conlrac for SO 1plyinR
heating apparatus ut Chicago br Syi 600
and Ut St. Louis for Sl4B,000. ln this way,
said MIR. Coleman, they became the super.
intenden.s of their own work.
Francis \ Mortisop, steaR Gtter Of
this city, VIII examined, and said he had
worked Tor Bartlett, Hayward 4 Co. on the
Treasury building in this city during 1880
aud 1881. The workmen received So per
day and the helpers 81 %; they signed no
pay rolls.
The prosecution announced that they
Ind closed so tar Es the BsTtleit, BobhiaS
%. ca5s was concerned, and Nj. Thomas
b, gan the prosecution Of the case Tor the
defense by calling Il. l. Bartlett, OF BAlti-
more. lie testified that he was u member
Of the arn Of BArtletL Hayward & G" ,
successoa to D4tuelt, Robbins &
Co. Wherever possible tho material
uSed III Inp eGtFa work upon the
New York PoStofice wal charged 10! 3
contract rates. There was no corruption
between his firm and Hill In any shape or
form; did no, know that the firm had been
favored by Fill in any particular. In rc'
gard to the allegations oil exec Give charges
ln refltting rafters Ia the New York Post.
Office, witness said the bill had been made
up from data furnished by Evans, tho fore.
dian Of the firm, and not from his (wit.
ness own knowledge.
The cross.examinatiOn was deferred gn.
III 10 mOrTOV
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President chamberlain, Of Bowdoin Col:
lege, hes resigned.
Engineer Roebling has resigned his posi-,
ton Us Chief Engineer Of Brooklyn Bridge.
In tho ballot for United States Senator
in New llamp:hile, yesterday, Rollins
ma.ls \ net gain OF four.
The European stn9mers Wyoming, Storm
Queen, Lydian Monarch nnG i. y. Mat.
tnews arrived at New York yesterday.
A hail storm yesterday destroyed five
thousand aCr-s OF growing crops In Bon
homme and liutchison counties, Dakota.
Five more jurors were secured Yesterday,
for the PIX trial, at Nashville, Tenn.
Thia makes eight thus far obtained out Ot
the new panel,
George and Call Griffin, brothers, stSh.
bed to death John Walker, at Charlotte,
n. y for the psltry sum OF ten cents, bet
on game Of cards.
Dennis she1er. brakeman on the
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Railway,
Gss knocked off by bridge near Howard
station, o., yesterday, aud 4 teen freight
ratb ran over him, horribly mspglipg The
body.
Francis n. Kerr, the Chicago dsfaulter
nj $4,000 was captured at CalIao and
taken 10 The Sandwich Islands by the
A Americ4u tnsp.OEwar Essex, and thence to
san FrancIsco IN the pteatier City oi sgd
ney, aud arrived last night.
The tenth snDual Council Union oil the
American Hebrew congregation, n. 10th
presiding, began Its session Vt oinrippati
v.st.rtlaV. About one hundred and iiitv
.9, I,.I,,,'"S .sn nrsssnt rsnressn,In. one
leltgaes Mo p,n,Isns ps1Ie SvS Tba Sass;nSS ooa oao
,;aaas anSs,b ,hSS"5sys ''s '''S'-
"ANSU W e.. .'siS' -
Ala pnp'ic IeeiinR p tIe pf9uuce trade
OF New, YORK, yesterday, resolutions gefe
adopted opposing any legislation by Con:
gress lootiDB toward the redemption Of
trade dollars at par 90 being done In tue
interest Of ring Of speculatoIs, who haye
purchased coin Ia large quantities at its
bullion value.
The City Electrician oi CbicaOo has de.
cIar,,Il war against certain al ihe electric
light cotapaniCs Of this city by cutting all
wires not placed under ground. COMBAT.
lion has become so SHARP between the com.
nanies that II ia claimed they do not nse
uTopeT insulated wires. and siting thpnS' Al
random on house tong which wot,Id resuIt
in lnsiantaneous desih. 4 nnmber oi wisss
have already becn cut
"a a. ".s;I:.t a,a,...,,
AZ a.Jti I'..., ~, " il.lAeI t1aln on
!he NsICnvA HaIAsou H. toGu ygssetday even
ihel i've IiIs IIH tasl GIcnt., Mlss'
seven GSss y, lei. .nt1ugh oIiuge hlty lsst
hlRh' NonGIStoE iln l. v. Juhulugs was KILL
~ y, anu M iol,l9Si.IG PstsengGIs wounded;
MIs and MIss Cannon. % iii" "iS igsv SsnHs' SIn1ISs'
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No Danger THAT the old Reliable Stat
will ga Back on Its Hestrd.

CHICAGO; July l0-JudRe Nourse, oi
DeS Molnes. Is at tic Palmer House. The
Judge was oneot the principal advocates
oi the Prohibition platform adopted at the
late Iowa Republican Convention, and was
Chairman Ofthe Polk county delegation.
A reporter asked him what he thought Of
tho situation. lie said: I'VE will carry
Iowa by at least 10000 msjoriIy. All this
talk about our losing the Slate Is nonsense,
and those who say 80 show their lgnor
ance Of Iowa and its people. You WiSh to
know whe'e the 10 900 majority 10 10
come from? Twill tell you | will gel
fully 10000 Republican votes for the ticket
which were cast egIinst the amendmest. Il
mean that such men as D. b. Henderson,
who worked agdinst the amendment, will
be solid for the ticket. Then we will get
about half OF ths Greentark vtte, in spite
Of General Weaver and all be eau do. All
least 5000 lrisbmen will support our
ticket who hsve heFeioiore voted the Demo-
cratic ticket There Is u big temperance
movement ts Iowa among the Ca.hc..;.C
Irish. Then quite Democratic vote slI
over the Slate will come 70 no hroause ol
our platform. think this will amply com.
pen5ate tor any German detection"
"What do yon propose 10 do after you
elect the tICkpl?p
''In 1855 aprohibltory clause was added
to the COns'ii..::::..ion. 1t was carried by
majority Of over 5000. In 1858 the L%gis.
lature, IN obedience to tho eeNmants Of
the Ser.t4ns, Gu,saded That clause with |
what is known as the wine and beer CLAUSE,
exempting these beverages from the opor.
tion Of the law. Now, what we want is for
the party to undo what It never had any
right to do-pass this law. We EXPECT the |
next Legislature tS Teheai lhl1 Sit. Tie
temperance eleInentih The party has been
waiting for yeGg fOT tb!g 10 bs done, and
It would have been political suicide to
have lodged at this time"
say that Il We had not taken q pro.
stand on this question we world
not have bad coYp0Eal's guard 81 F0le5s
left. 10 regard to Judge Lily, he 'bas had
Two terms IN The bench, and lie would not
have been renonina,ed anyhow. What
vote be did got was due to his cours. in
this matter, and 10 say fhat he was s4crl.
iced to fauaiictsm Is rldlrVloua 4kuow
Iowa we'll, l,AYlng lived there tor thirty
fcara, and would not be afraid 10 stake
81 600 O1l on the iRsUR
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rrSnsYLNANIt mtrrnLIcASs
Arriving at IEarfIAhurE TO Participate
Iu tie NtRIo CUnVeRIiOA EpsflRy.

Arriving ut IIarsIAhurE TO Participate
Iu tue NtR,c CunVrnIioA tpsflRy.
NARRIsBuRG, July I0.-At o'clock this
afternoon not one.lourIh Of the delegates
10 the Republican State Convention made
their appearance, but by night there were
few absQntees. There is no change in the
situation, but PassmOre, LiVsey and HUI.
inga are the leading candidates for State
Treasurer. Crimson, for Auditor Gen
eraI, makes no boast Of great Strength, but
thinks bs will grow "a tue CANVASS pro.
ceeds. Niles occupies tbs most advantage.
ous ground. Stewart, Cooper aud Quay
are warmly in favor Of his nomination, but
some oi the Independents who voted with
him in the Senatorial light are not favor.
able 10 bis nomination. The convention
ia expected to be in session only half day.
The wave OF otrec0nciliation 10 Aimogt sire
to spread Its wing5 over the gathering OF
Republicans, who, by their opposition to
eaci. other last year, gave the Democrats
the Governor. The convention. will doubt
leas Spttls one point and that is, the Demo;
Gratis will haze to sops against reunited
Republican party at tho ne<t els9ueg.
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Tho Truc story r the shooting OF the
GRAND CauntS OnlceFp.

NENNh uhRhA
DgNyRn, July lO.-FrOm the multitude oi
conflicting reports constantly being re-
ce.yCl hero concerning the Grand county
tragedy 1t IL difficulty to get the real facts
in the case. The reportthoSeVfF, that a
body Of armed men bad left Georgetown
for the avowed purpose Of avengiDg the
death Of tho victims Is entirely without
foundation. Texas Charley, who left the
Hot Sulphur Springs with Fred Dean for
Gmud Lake OH Wednesday and returned
Ihnrsday, tells the following story Of tho
fight. which IL deemed authentic:
Barney Day, q. p Wrbhur and D. j..
Dean LEFT Mrs HOung's boarding house Tor
town When ahnut twenty 1.-Two PAGES tfon
The house and passing place noted Tor its
pine, and rOckR, W.bbFr walking thirty
stcps behind Dean and Day, four maAkt d
men Jumped out from behind the rocks
and pinss and shot Weber in the back,
lust above the hip, ths hall passing through
the body. Webber cried out, vi Rm shot,"
aud ran toward Day and Dean and fell be.
ioro them. The leader Of thu masked
party, II man named Mills, then spnng
upon Dean, knocking hlm down and
pounding him over thG head with u gun.
Day then drew revolver and shot Mills
behind the car, tue powder from tue pistol
burning his hair. Mills fell on top Of
Dean. As soon as Day shot tue man he
ran back toward Mis- YOungs iCeholse.
some ons OF the masked men came up be-
him Day when the latter shot at and 1t Is
t,.It.,,.N ,.nuNIal him
Al that moment n shot from behind
struck Day, the ball passing through his
heart. He Tau fifteen steps and fell dead
Ia the path. Webbtr was unconscious
after falling and died about midnight His
last words werel "Pour some water on my
wounds" Wehbtr's and Days bodies were
taken 10 Webber's ranch, from whi0h place
DAy's body was conveyed 10 the Springs,
where Il will be buried. Mills will be buried
at Grand Lake. Dean Is at Grand Lake
alive ut last accounts. q. Martin and
William Redmon, supposed to bo Of the
at,acGlpR party, have thus far eluded ar.
rest, Tic Inter is beyond doubt danger
uueIy wounded.
Sheriff Razor, Of Grand county, iS ut
Grand Lake, and important arrests are
looked for. While Lhs whole county Is In:
tensely excited no violence 10 anticipated.
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NEW WKssKLE
IN ihe Trade Tribunal AWaId-SOme
Mia,s Working Tor IhFee' Cehts.

IN tie Trade IfibuuAl AWAJd-SOme
Nin,s worhinE Tor Ihree' Cehts.
PlTEsHuGou, Pa, July lg.-ThIs morn.
ing ar. Roger Hartley, sAwmIlI run coal
operator, gave the following inslRnce as
the effect Of tue tribunal award. Said Se;
"Since the men started under tie tribunal
compromise one pit has put out $4,000
bushels Of coal at three cents per buslitl.
We will pay all the hack pay on this
amount, $hirh will rsach $l*s aqd in the
future We will pay 81 centa per bushel for
all We put out. But We won't put any out
at that price, The tracks and switches are
now full Of coal a.d last night We shut
down the pit. When We advanced the
rate in "aeGOfdanse with tue award, We
could get No orders. Now we will stand
until Uct0ber and perhaps later, aud some
other pits will do the salne."
The fact that quito II Number OF mineB
went to work some time ago, regardless Of
the tribunal, places difficulty Ia the way
Of settling ths Iiece question. Those oper.
ators who are g0veritd by the IstaJs o, the
award demanded that alfb6 made 10 pay
5! cents. 1t is said that presIdent Scham
lhg does not thog any intention II enforC:
ing the 81 ceht rate and that Secretary
fiannery has gone east 10 procure u man
who viii Iankip the ditiCnlty, N.pcrt Gays
that he will endtaVor 10 yet John Welsh
to come hers and stir matters on the Par
handle and establish Umpire McCune's
verdict.
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rhe Re:nnlas Of Archbishop PARCEL J,
Iug In hIAie.
CISCINSArf, July l0.-Ths body Of The
late Archbishop Purcell was removed tc,
day to the Cathedral, where /. sas placed
on da;s Of tho altar.snd Of the center
aisle, reclining at such an angle and at such
height AZ to be conspicuous from all paris
Of the auditorium. The altar and col,
unns arc all dtaped in blsps, and large
candelehra afe on each side bl Ills head
bearing lighted candles. The Fourth
Catholic Knights ip full uniform stand n
guards. The people enter in double tile,
ascend 10 the dais, separate, pass on either
side and depart by III. side aislea.
Tonight while the priests were chanting
the Offices for the dead, a steady stream oI
people were passing by viewing the dead
body. The funeral will ,ska place ,o.inor, 81
row at A. 4, and the bGFial aiterWa,d q,
g. Martha convent. A special ,raln hal
been provided by the CiaSianatI, Washing
ton 4 Baliusis railroad. Among those
who will be present are ArchbishoTs Wi,
liams, Boston, Harrilap, New York, Glib.
bons, Baltimore, Feehau, Chicago, Bishops
Rheln, 81. Louis, Curry, Albany, BatheP
Alton, Fitzgerald, Little Rock, O'Connor
Omaha, Gallagher, Denver, Ciilmour, Oleve
land, Toebbe, CoyinStoR, Shatard, Vim
ccsnnS?l Wa!snnP Columbus, RUdemak
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rHE Unol.,

In the Northwestern Exhaustive Ne.
view Of their Condition.
CmcAoo, July ll-The Farmer. Reritlr,
in its isacs tomorrow, will publish an ex.
hAastiSe report Of the condition Of crops,
based en- returns from over ono thousand
points In the West and Northwest. A
general change for the better in all cror
prospects, has taken place in The last two
weeks, owing TO tho cessation Of rains and
the advent OF bot weather. The Inst week
or Two combined served 10 bring forward
the late corn and push in the spring wheat
and oats. The weather has been very fine
iorthe early winter wheat harvcs. and the
crop Is now going into stack. The spring
wheat and oat crops are unusually prOmis.
Ing nnd are both now nearly assured. II
Is believed the corn crop Is rapidly coming
up TO It's condition In 1852.