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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-05
Court Chat.
Following ore the last orders entered:
CIVIL CAUSES.

IOiuN .HS UAC liiL AhSb CiuCiS CutClCu
CIVIL CAUSES.
4-Richter & Husche w. L. Coyne-
garnishment Dismissed on plaintiffs
motion.
Hemph'll, Hamlin e. Co v P. L. Mitch
ell, ct sl Dismissed on plaintiffs
motion.
E. s. Jaffray & Co. vP. L. Mitche", ct
al-gsrDishmeht Dismissed.
Seine same game order
Seymour, Morgan & Co. V Harley
Hanes -remanded Death of defendant
suggested and Busillia Hanes and Norva
Hanes substituted.
Mccormick Harvesting Mech'ne Co. Y
p. W, Sanderguard-attacl nent. Con.
ditional iudgmentby def@lut End sci ia to
next term.
B. d. Buford & Co. Y E. G. Sheldbn-
attachment. Dismissed
Same v same Same order. !.
John Hudson. Sr.. H. B. Terry
ct al -assumpsit. Judgment by default
and damages assessed at $149.96.
Martin Houlhan c., B. & O. rail
road company. Dismissed, costs divided
CHANcERY
I'D B Nash Charles Atkinson, et
al Leave to amend by adding Henry
Remsen as party defendant
The court room has been packed all
yesterday afternoon and this morning.
The Wal2ron-Holland rape case is the
attraction. Testimony was being received
until this afternoon, when the attorneys
commenced their arguments. The de.
Tense is attempting to prove an alibi,
claiming that the prisoner was at home
at the time the alleged assault was com
mitted, on the 4th of August States
Attorney Parmenter made a powerful
plea, who was followed by w. J. Entri-
ken for the defense. j. NJ Beardsley
assisted in the prosecution. As we go to
press the case was given to the jury.
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The DAILY ARGUS.
Friday October 5, 1883.
Glad to Hear II.

We are glad to see the Union ac-
knowledge the corn in the Cramer case
which it did for the first time 'h's moi1-
ing 1t says ''the booFs of ne water
works were found to contain important
errors" An honest confession is good
for the soul. Cramer and his attorneys
must think there were important" errors,
too, as they were not willing to stend
trial at the present term of court.
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AwELL KNOWN DRUGGIST

My drugstore was the first to sell Swift's
Specific. 1t was then put in quart bottles
which sold for $500 each. | have seen
a great many cases cured by its use. and
some who had tried all sorts of treatment.
In fact, | have never known it to fail
when taken properly. l sell large guam.
tity of it and for all diseases that are de-
pendent on blood poison or skin humor.
1t cures.
PTMPLEs AND BLoTCHEs on TIE SKIN,
and makes the complexion fair and rosy.
As for blood faint, there is no such word
as fail. 1t cure cases that have long
withstood other treatment, and without
any recurring troubles that generally fol-
low mercurial and other so called cures
T. L. MAssENBURa,
Macon, Ga.
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A vRxED CLERGYMAN.

Even the patience of Job would become
exhausted were he preacher and endeav-
oring to interest his audience while they
were keeping up an incessant coughing,
making it impossible for him to be heard.
Yet how very easy can all this be avoided
bysimply using DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
Trial Bottles 10c. at Hartz 6 Bahnsen's
Drug Store.
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Vox Populi.

The voice of an intelligent people de
clares. that SOZODONT is an article of
genuine merit. and their patronage con-
firms what their voice proclaims. There
is no gainsaying this pronuncamentO.
Facts attested by the evidence of number
less respectable citizens prove that it is
correct. No article for the teeth has such
wide popularity, assuredly none exerts
such a benefcient influence upon them,
rendering, as it does, their structure more
solid, and extrcminating the seeds of its
decay.
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Geo. w. D. HARRIS,
Real Estate
Insurance Agency.
FOR SALE.

l.
A fine residence with large grounds highly i'm
proved, nice location, on Esd street, worth s. O0
will be sold at a sacrifice, on reasonable terms
nice residence in upper part of city, on ;th
avenue; good nelghDOrhood, good cellar, water
barn; price and terms esEy
s, 200 will buy a house of rooms. with bsrp
lot 40xlz4, well located, on 2Oth street
81 500 will buy good house of rooms. COED
cellar, eistern and barn, well located on slst 81
1880 will buy good house, 5 rooms .!lot SSxalo
well located, on Moline avenue. converts, nj TO VI
per saw mills, depot end rouLd honse.
A fine house and large grounds. well located On
Elm street; will make price aud terms reasonable
$1,000 will buy good house and lot on Elm -
A farm of 200 acres in Iowa, cheap.
GAO acres ia Iowa on reasonable terms
A nice fruit farm in this county, cheap.
81 100 and 81 500 will buy two neat houses, well
located, healthy neighbornoOd water and dry Gel
lars, convenient 10 lower factories; terms reason
able.
Fine lots in all par's of the city on easy terms
$500 will buy small house and lot on easy
terms, on 18th street
Good bluff property, cheap, on easy terms
INSURE your property with Geo. W. D. HAR
I2IS; Standard, Reliable Companies represented,
No. 1920 SECOND AVENUE,
apl-9d1y Under Harper House
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HARD COAL MARKET.

The best Is the cheapest. | have large
stock, best quality of all grades and size:
Of all rail coal. Also blacksmith coal
coke and charcoal Office at E. ID. Fol
SONS flour and feed store No. /, 706 Third
avenue. Telephone No 1856
Aug 23-tf VIM NEvIN
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HARD CnLE. MARKET

Pea coal $500; CRATE and egg $500;
range, nut and No. 4, $3.50 per ton,
screened and delivered. Brooktield (or
grates) $500 Blacksmiths' coal, Con
nellsyille coke and charcoal at 1903 Sec
ond avenue E. G. FRAZER
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BASE BALL.
TO-MOrrOW's Game---R0ck Island TO
Enter a League.

II had been decided to mike tomorrow s
game the last one of the season, but ar
rangements were made this morning to
keep the Stars together for another week.
when several games viii be played If
the weather ~ favorable tomorrow a close
and exciting game may be looked for, as
the Central Citys are said to be a strong
nike.
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RFDUCED RATES.

The Rock Island & Peoria railroad is
selling tickets to Cincinnati and return al
reduced rates. to accommodate those de
string to attend the exposition. For tul
particulars enquire at the company'S
office, corner of First avenue and Twen-
licth street, s4tf
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Chicago Market.

LIVE STOCK.
HoGS-Estimated receipts to-day, are IL, 50(
light 81 S5Ql5 40; mixed packing, 81 5GS4 sc
choice heavy, 81 S5065 90 car lots
WHEAT-94& Oct; 50 965s Nov. 80 9sz Dee
CORN-4Sh Oct; Az Nov 46 Year.
0ATS-27I Oct: 274 Year.
PORK-$10 S7H oct.I $40 60 Nov. S1I 30 Jan.
LARD-Ss20 Oct. 81 G2h Now; 81 6711 Jan.
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Notice
pieces.

have five fine steers, little over
yearlirgs. in the city pound, having been
placed there on Tuesday. If they are not
redeemed in twenty -four hours they will
be sold. PHIL. MILLER,
City Marshal.
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NV NAMES.

The follow .ng names VII appear decid-
elly queer and foreign, no doubt. but as
they were given to the Stars on their re-
cent trip. we publish them as matter OF
originality. Hawkins was called the
"baldfaced kid Sage Blossom. Port
ner, Wild Oscar" Cavanaugh, coli
vette;" Hudson, Spare Ribs" Walsh,
"Sorrel Top" Bowen, Bones" Hodge,
cold Man. Wheelan. "Soapy."
The boys will play under their assumed
names tomorrow.
JoINI-SG THE LEAGUE.
Several gentlemen Interested in the ma.
Honalgame WI hold meeting in Capt J.
j. Parks office tomOi low evening, for the
purpose of discussing the feasibility OF
entering the new Northwestern League for
1894. The new Northwestern League ia
an organization which will be independ-
ent of the old Northwest ern League. and
IL under the management of Mr. Smith,
of Sioux City The-cities he has selected
to join the league are Sioux City, Keo
kuk, Davenport. Lacrosse. Wenona, St.
Paul and Burlington. The gentleman
has been written to, asking if Rock Island
would hdallowed to join, if she so desired.
An answer has not vet been received. nut
it is expected that the pc. D'ssion WI he
granted Ii ~ cost about So 800 Ia
start acluhiu tbs league, which is hall
the amount required by the old North
western leasle
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HARD COAL.

Call on f. B. Sargent at the office of
Port Byron Lime association, 2017 Sec
ond avenue, for prices on the best hard
coal in the city Nut and No, $3.50
DRr ton
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LEUIGH HARD coal

j. s Wylie can furnish it, and the
Scranton white ash at prices satisfactory.
considering the superior quality. Office
at Coal Valley Mining Co.
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The County Building

TRANSFERS.
3-Louisa Healy to Squire P. Hatfield
lotd, block 2 in 80, IS, 1w Healy's sub
division; 81.
Thomas ]. jenkins to Charles Flick, lot
8. block 8, West Moline; So, 900.
Maurice J. Mnlchey to Sylvia Huntoon,
part outlot 25, G. Y. Bells addition to
Moline; 1878.
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PROBATE

Estate of VIM. Henderson, deceased.
Claim of Stewart & Montg 81 SO,
allowed in 18th class.
Estate of Perry Henderson. deceased.
Claims allowed
LICENSED TO WE'D.
Mr.. John Buell., of Geneseo. and Miss
Sarah E. Swank of Hampton.
William McNeish and Miss Jane Ho-
warth.
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Mr. E w Hopkins, 500 w Twenty Sc
cond street, Chicago, Ill, says: Brown
Iron Bitters cured me of severe dyspepsia
after physicians failed:
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Overcoats, suits, pants, shirts and over
alls, of my own manufacture, of every
description, for men of extra size down
to the smallest size for children. cheap,
at Krause's, 125 and 1877 east I'd street,
Davenport, Iowa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-30

The free thinkers.


SALAMANCA, N, y, Dec 20.--The resolu.
lions adopted by the Free Thinkers conyen.
ton declare that they aim to place, by tree
discussion, before the people on immoyahle
basis thH national. sacred and inalien able
rights OF all men 10 exercise entire freedom
OF thought ana freedom OF speech on all
subjects OF human interest without the
dlctation Of Others nom state or church
We would defend by arms, II necessary,
the rights Of all religions from the
pope down TO the salvation army 10 believe
aud worship as they plea,e, and this right,
which ia the spirit and letter Of the national
| constitution We % cheerlully sccord them
we claim tor ourselves, aud will exercise IL
TO the fullest extent OF our ability VA
a war upon the supeisdtions Of the
church and her olAins TO prescribe to all
men what they shall believe and worship. -
/ The concluding resolution Is as ioilows.
! I'VE aim BY criticism and argument 10
/ weaken the confidence In the Bible AS n
| purely inspired revelation from heaven con.
taining the lnlalllble rule OF faith and prao.
I tiCe, believing that the book itself
! sets forth no such claim. Our position on
/ this subiso Is all the more important, be
cause the practice OF polygamy In Utah IA
an anomalous fact OF American civilization,
| anu We Vpnieta ouI apprehension
that the idolAlry OF book
which glorldes polygAmiss ana
holds them mp as model saints, is the great.
est hndrauce III the way OF settling the
| question which Is raised by u, without re-
sorting Ia civil war The Mormon plant
I log himself behind the rampar's
OF the Bible and the exam
pie OF our foreign missionaries
who, with the appreciation OF the churches
at home, admired polygsmists into the
mission churches, conquefs in debate any
rel gionists who attack him. This natur
ally inereas,s the zsA of the Nor
mons and makes them grow ia num
bers, and this complication otoiroum s,ancei
threatens 10 precipitAte another civil var
which, II undertaken by the government
viii never cease until every Mormon is eX.
terminated and will give additional proof
that this multitorm which calls itself the
church OF God has been the Gauss
/ Of shedding more human bloc,
of men on earth, While Mormon poly
gamy is Bible institution, We rspudatj
aud condemn Il, as u violation OF the Law
OF natural morality As we wash our hand'
Of the guilt OF petseonting by tre an,
sword and would meet 10, 40 We do al
snperslitions OF church and Bible by SOM,
argument aud by the monogamic tonden
I cis Of our ciyiliz alton, by free schools and
Z railroads
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sv. LOUIS, Dec. 0-rhs convention Of
oolord school teacher, which has been la
session for tue past three days at jefferson
CITY, Effected the permanent Organization
OF the state Cnlored Teachers as,ocisl IN
with lnman Z. Paigr, Of Lincoln Institute.
rs president, Resolutions were Adoptea
declaring that fiollitiss for the higher edu.
cation OF cooreu youth ought To be pro.
vlded, that an Industrial school ought 90 be
established ~ department Of Lincoln fr-
slltuts, that the state ought 10 put q pre-.
MUM on the society aud make permanent
morality superior TO mere intellectual a.
tainments II applicants Tor school certlil
Gates, that the welfare OF eolofed schools dc
mands Of the county institutes for oolofed
teachers that the teachers thculd better ht
themselves for their work by the study OF
inc best literature, history aud the highsy'
thought Of The age; u az circulating librari,
would greatly pr0mota the efficiency ui
teachers, aud that tho surplus revenue Ia
The national treasury should be EMPLOYED
10 diminishing the enormous percentage OF
illilefacy In the south and west
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NLyEroE, Dec. % Especial ! - The
wer committee met to-day 10 consider
Interpretation Of EAds. After reading n
leNe the following resolutions we're
Re9ved That the proposition OF Car.
Tain 1mes b Eads, IL his letter OF Dece IN
Dor Blt 1858 in reply TO the letter OF the
comm zee, be and the same ia hereby en-
doraed Mat a committee OF three be APP
polntedly the chair TO prepare the report
on ths ommlttee TO the city council with
instfucuOs to submit The same 10 an nd
lourned netting Of this committee To be
htld NJ lp. N. Monday December 3ist
Messrs. T. ,ketChum, q. G.. Mills aud r.
I q. street Wre appointed such committee.
Daniel Ifsey the negro servant, who
/ robbed the residence OF Preston Perry
I night beiorepst, was sent before tire Grim
ma tsd court O charge Of burglary on a
The real es,te transfers for the week
amounted 10 5000.
4 DE-. Perry rePrts twelve deaths for the
SIX marriage lreus,slh ere issued BY the
county clerk dung the week.
GALVESTON, Da. 0.-i Press THE com.
mittee OF alderAen aud citzeus to-day
formally endoraedCapt Eads letter. sud az.
pointed Messrs hichum, Wells and.Streoi
IA sub committee tOprepare n report TO the
city council. The committee has not yet
determined what oufso TO pursue with
reference to obtaining the sum asked f,i by
Eads, and has TO, cbsidefed any thiBg ful-
ther than the suggestion Of that gentle.
man TO pat the mater before congress
The whole subject VIII be presented TO IN,
city council Monday WsninE. The propo.
sition contemplates tie payment OF s75O, 90,
rs soon ms seventeen leet OF water hav,
been obtained, aud ate that payments q
Increase In the same ralp As the depth q
water increases f,r nineteen ana each add
tlonal two feet until uore is depth o
thirty feet the largest pigment being tn,
last.
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SAN ANTONIO, Dec, 20-[Specisl The
president OF the Texas Bar association has
Just appointed the standing committees TO
serve for the ensuing year. They are com.
nosed as follows: Jurisprudence and Law
Relorm.-W ? Billing. I. j. Deyine, r.
u, street, I, J. Brown, & w. Tyler; Judl,
olal Administration and Remedial Pro.
ceuure B. IL. Blsse.t, =. G.. Tucker, J q.
Gooch, Arson Rainey, p. Simpson; Gem.
mercial LAVA. j.. Peeler, II. J simp.
kln,, 7 n Waul, W. l.. Crawford, I. u.
MdXey; Memorials r. S. Walker. SetA
shepard, Charles S. Morse; On Grievances
and Dlscipllue.-O q Kerrin,A. HnMusek.
5. G. Grothsus. Il G Bower, A. w. An.
drows' On Legal Education aud Admission
10 the Bar N Roberts, II S. Gould. w.
H. Fly, Ii. ID. Prcndereast. Gu Puhhcs.
u1u.-A. W. Terrell, French Simuson,
John d. lomploion, n. l.. Davidson, John
L. McUomb The officers Of the association
are j. ii. McLenry, president; J. A. Baker.
yice.presideuG NJ, II. Mott, treasurer; Cnns.
5. Morse, secretary. The board OF direct.
ora are l.. C.. Alexander. c. G. Garrett, J
\ Heggseu james MastJsou AID W. b.
Prathcr
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M RSSPECIALS.
l i""O' Of Divine Who Pre-
Ncd His Demise.
San Antonio: Important Action by the
State ar Association.
Gain'sTllle' Arder Cases and Town
Inducements.
ST. Louis SimOI Cameron Comes 10
Town and Cldles Carlisle,
Austin; Burglars olsten Their CLAY
ina Soon.
Marshall; A Nation, Bank Scheme
the Topic Ofe Day.
Other Interesting New BY Specials
Other Interesting New by Specials.
PLANO.

PLANO.
PLANO, Dec. 29.-ISpecial l,parsnn y A
stanton, who was up And,t,and,n, ~
business yesterday, was strtt snddenI,
with paralysis last night, "a dIsd mi
morning at IL O'Clock. lie a. h.sn :
Baptist minister for thirty odd ear, and
was respected and liked by eyerSoa, A,
me Time OF his death he was pasT 3f ths
Biptist church here. While preslins Las,
sunday he remarked that IL migh he ~,
iast sermon he would ever pre,h IN :
Piano congregation, which has tursd 0r,
10 DO TOO true. He will be buried ! tSc
NJ asonic fraternity tomorrow even , ~,
Bowllltle Greek cemetery. Is az
telegram was received from Johutlor.
per, at Denton, to-day, stating that hthII
lounu ms mare. supposed 10 hays rsn
stolen '"ristmss night W"
JOSEF Hart, son Of Mr.. Hart and \,i
ter Vol iEs, his stepson, aged thirteen IA
lonftfeni disappeared from their hom
,-f miles east of here, yesterday. ny
mari Is recently from Arkansas and thini
lhey have run away and will return bar
from whence they came Nothing ds6ni
mas oeen heard Of them since their depat
uge.
James Lee, who has been with Kendrie
y %, Tor the past six Yeas, has accepted
position rs travelling salesman, with Georg
n Siark & Co., wholesale hatlers, of Ne,
Business has commenced to fall of.
Ihe weather is cloudy and damp,
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Nav YoEX, Dec 20--Money, l.2to2
10. prime mercantile paper, o TO III
sterling exchange Is. b., quiet at 4sl 81,
sight, 4si3 4, 3's bonds, Of; United States
AS, lli7's; neW A.. LA 81 Pacific G's, OIL
Dsayer & Rio GNnde, AIS. Houston &
Texas Central. ~; Missouri. Kansas A
Texts. q 10. Missouri Pacific, TAs. T,xas
& Pacific, U.s. Governments fraction
lover states quiet railways generally
strong
Stocks opened firm. Prices advanced IA
to rs. The Wizards, / oweyer, were
weaker In the first sales. North.
ern Pacific opening NJ 20 3 4, preferred, 90.
Oregon lranscOntiuenial, 81 7-S The lnl
ter continued weak throughout the fra
hour and sold rs low as 30 b.s, considerable
long stock being marketed at way down
prices. Before II n, m. under purchases TO
cover shorts, Northern Pacific ross is par
cent, preferred 2l-2; Oregon TranscOnti-
mental, 49, Oregon Navigation, 9l.2. In
the meantime Union Pacific nuctuAted be.
/ tween "a and AIS ~. Paul was somewhat
/ weaker, the Others very hrm. Near mid
day prices iell OIL slightly, aud for some
time selling orders In Missouri Pacific made
their appearance. THIS stock declined To
/ 10 against 81 ! earlier In the day. Wa.
bash sold down S, preferred, /. Oanadi an
| Pacific, is, Lake Shore, 5s; Northern
! Pacific, rs. preferred 81, Oregon Tians.
continental. 81 1he decline was sue.
cetded by iiTmer tones aud prices
tailed ~ 10 5S In the general
list, and ~ toll In Northern Pacific
Oregon aud Oregon Navigation. Subae-
qusnily Missouri Pacific weakened again.
sales being made NJ S98S In the last hour
of business the Wizards became heavy ior
Oregon ffanscontlncntal Gud Oregon Nnyi.
CATION. IL was currently reported that In
sidris were selling The rumor grew out
OF The hct that broker who was related "a
a member Of the investigating committee.
was a ifee seller This broker hal orders
70 sell 90 shares of Oregon Tfansoonti.
Mental. but II wts not for hccount Of any
ono connected with the Willard properties,
aud II is thought he was employed by the
shorts m the stOcks. II was also slated
that EndicOt had Withdrawn from the
Oregon Transoontinental company. This
was officially denied. On the strength oi
these reports Oregon Transcontinental
dropped TO 30, and Oregon Navigation
~ % l.2. Northern Pacific was well
sustained during the aid, the preferred sell
ling No to 81 l.2 and the common TO - ~
TO "a ~. The general market was con-.
paratiyely steady. As compared with last
night the closing prices are i.2 to . - per
cent lower for Canadian Southern, Rock
leland, Louisville 4 NASHVILLE, Missouri
Pacific, Kansas A Texas, New York Central,
Ere, Oregon. Navigation. Oregon Trans.
continental, Union Pecidc a Western
union and IS 10 l Ia higher for Wabash,
Northern Paclhc, Canadian Pacific, Quincy
Denver y Lake Shore. Laokawana aud
Texai Pacific we're unchanged. la tho
speoiallies Alton a Terre Haute declined I,
TO ~, Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland \
Indianapolis l 10 as. Sales OF stock the
past I've business days we're less, rs
shares. The transactions to-day were 3l0,.
900 shares.
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edyiee OF the European powers. has win.
uFawh her troops nom Banninh,
III IL stated that no otleg of meditation "a
tween France and China will he accounted
oy France until Hong Hoa and Btepins
are occupied by the French Ia N nndas'
STOOD tbal Premier Ferry has inspired mi.
statement. ''A's
PRoscsiAEn PRoyESpER.
rARls, Dec, @.--rhe decree prohihltins
,ne potta,ioh OK salted meats into French
ports IS published Ii admits until lam,
AIRY 9Oth, 1884, only fully cured. Wholesome
perfectly preserved and compelelv ssIted
experts fV""VVN W
0LAnSroNR's BIRrHpAY,
hAWARnEN, Dec, y - Congratulations
arc pouring IN upon Gladstone frnm Iii
parts OF Treat Britain upon this his bitth.
DAY anniversary.
RErogrKn QUIET.
oAlso, DEC. 9,--Colonel Frazer has "a.
turned ,,om Ieoonnoiteting expedition IN.
W we ni,e valley IS Ear ~ the second cat.
wS sos a nnr Morosk Pass He reports the
ON srIKE.
MAhsfiLLes, Dec. 70. ~ wo thousand ,,o-
Aois anu sAilers are on q strike.
REPrALRD
PARIS, Dec, 20, The chamber of damn.
Ties, Nv 70 I'll repealed The government
circuit Dill Tor 1000 600 francs 10 colombo
lRhkfREssfBLE BERNHARD
fARIs, Dec 70 fhe bernhard. Co,om.
oelr incident IA given fresh intertst hy the
announcement offs book entitled UIinma.
RE Colombier per Sara Barnam," shortly
TO be publ shed.
ROBBED AND MURDERED.
o. THOMAS, OsT Dec. m--rwo masked
men entered silcoxs store last night and
demanded money. One struck him with
~ iron weight aud tho other took salO
Slleox died this morning,
REcuyED Oddly.
bukNos AYRgs, Dec. 20 -The Ei.isn
minister received with oolduess Yeleslasi
note cone srning the re.estahlishment al MA
PERUVIAN government
HkAvN DAMAGE SUIT.
QunEo, Dc, % II, A. SENEGAL Is sulne
the proprietor OF the Chronicle Tor 400 900
damages Tor reproducing from n Toronto
paper an article referring 20 the illegal i,il |.
urs OF heneca's financial schemes.
INDIAN SCHOOLS.
MANfron,, Dec. 70 -Archbishop Taebe.
OF ~ bpnltice, MouIreal, ia here maklnp
arrangements TO carry out n scheme estab.
fishing industrial schools for Indians nil
over the northwest. Ablat fathers will
have charge of the boys aud Grey nuns OF
TIE slfls' schools throughout the territory