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ANNE ID. BLISS
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-21

The death of ODonnell on Monday was
the last scene in one of the most ghastlv
tragedies ever enacted in the worlds his
tory. Indeed it may be doubted whether
any more startling and sensational series
OF incidents ever occurred than that which
ended in Newgate Jail on Monday NOM
ing. First was the formation of secret
society whose object was murder, and
whose members were bound together bv
the most fearful oaths; then came the
terrible assassination of Lord Cavendish
and Secretary Burke in Phoenix park
Dublin, on the evening of Nay 6, 1882,
and the almost miraculous escape of the
murderers without apparently leaving
ony trace of their identity behind; next
after patient toll by the authorities the
unraveling of the awful plot and the hang
ing of five of the participants in the crime
then the killing of the informer Carey at
the verge of civilization whittier he had
fled from the vengeance of his fellow
consplrators; add now his slayer has also
paid the penalty of his crime Truly a
bloody catalogue. All in all nine men
have lost their lives through the murder in
Phoenix park.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-21
ROCK ISLAND ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1888

win," and he took one Now, the cara
mel was filled soap, and the jokers expect
ed to see Garland spit out the nauseous
stuff That was where the laugh was to
come iii. But Garland disappointed them
He ate up the whole thing, soap and all
and never made sign. The perpetrator
became frightened aad ran out into the
cloak room, exclaiming, Good Lord. I'm
afraid the man is poisoned. " 'Oh, you
needn't be alarmed" said Butler, of South
Carolina, "Garlands got an Arkansas
stomach. =" To this day no one knows
Garland tasted the soap or not.
Speaker Carlisle has been going through
a irving ordeal in the formation of the
house committees, but at this writing it is
understood the work is about completed
and ready for announcement. Of course
everybody is not going to be pleased, but
the general impression is that the result
will be about the best that could be pro-
duced. The holiday recess will extend
over to the second week in January prac
tically, whether it does nominally or not
Notwithstanding the absence of a good
many congressman next week it will be q
lively season here, as the holiday season
always is, and the business of "peddling
cards" as senator's wife expresses it,
will be carried on to considerable extent.
Usually the departments close for a half
holiday each afternoon of Christmas week,
but civil service reform has knocked that
pleasant practice in the head and the clerks
will this year get only Christmas and New
Years days. may take holiday myself
next week, the better to prepare for the
hard winters work to follow.
Dow PEDRO.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-21

ATHENS, GA, November 6, 1888 81
am averse on general principles to saying
anything commendatory of proprietary
articles, but there are few on the market
that force those of the profession who
come in contact with the diseased and
suffering to acknowledge their superior
ity. Among those l find Swifts Specific
to rank high. One poor unfortunate re
quests me to tell you that he had long
been sufferer with the terrible blood
taint, and securing little if any relief from
other treatment finally resorted to Swift's
Specific. He claims now that it has af
forded him relief, that he feels that his
blood 10 pure again, and wishes me to ex-
press his deep obligations, with which l
cheerfully comply.
Yours respectfully JOSEPH JACOBS
Druggist
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-21

A few days more and the year 1884
will be ushered in. The republicans
view its advent with apprehension, the
democrats with confidence that they will
gain possessionof the government after
twenty four years of weary waiting. With
twenty six democratic governors out of
thirty eight. with an overwhelming ma
jority in the house of representatives and
the senate nearly tie, candid observers
must admit that their faith is well
founded.
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CoRREsPoNDENcE.-Lo news of general in
terest solicited from every town in Rock Island
and adjoining counties. Letters must reach the
office not later than Wednesday to insure insertion
the same week in the Weekly. All news of spec
ial Importance should be sent as soon as received
by special dispatch or by telephone
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-21
Chicago Market.

+H CHICAGO, Dee, 81.
LIVE sTGGR.--
HOGS Estimated receipts to-day, are 30O0D
light S. 0o05 65; mixed, packing, s. 1895 60;
choice heavy, S. 65a6 10, car lots
WHEATGS 50 90 Jan f; S. O01s Feb: 81 07la May
CORN-605s Jan; sos Feb; 61A May
OATS-35 Jan S5J4 Feb; 39ls May.
PORK-SI4 65 JAM; Sl4 s5 Feb.
LARD-S9 90 Jan; 50 y Feb, 50 81 May,
RIBS 81 40 Jan. 81 52IIS Feb.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-21

HARNESS MANUFACTURERS.
8auerman, John, 219 seventeenth street
Il HARDWARE.
Stewart & Montgomery, 1900 second avenue
MERCHANT TAILoRs.
Wendt H. 1902 second avelre.
NEWS DEALERS.
Wimans, J. NJ, Post Office Block
NEWSPAPERS.
The Rock Island DAILY ARGUS; published every
| evening, Sunday exceptedD in Argus block, op
poslte POstot1icc Best advertising medium in the
city.
The Rock island WEEKLY Argus; published
every Friday. A fine job department in connec
tion with the establishment
RESTAURANTS AND CONFECTIoNERs.
Krell, Fred, 1919 second avenue
Eyers, Fred, 1911 second syeHHe.
STATloNERs.
Wilmans, }. NJ, Post Oalce Block
SALOONS,
Challberg, c. j., 1924 second avenue
Wolff, CHI, Market Square
Westphal, John, 1872 second avenue.
MATCH MAKERS.
Bromley, G, A, 131! second avenue
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HARD COAL MARKET.

The best IS the cheapest. have large
stock, best quality of all grades and sizes
of all rail coal. Also blacksmith coal
coke and charcoal. Office at E. d. Fol
SONS flour and feed store No. l, 700 Third
avenue. Telephone No. 1856.
Aug 23-tf VIM NEvIN.
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Milwaukee.
NfILWAUKEE. Dec. q

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 90.
Wheat-Unsett!ed; cash, g11sc; January,
e75sc; February, 99c; May, SL06H.. Corn
Scarce: No. =, G0l.c Oats-Dull; No. =, ;}4c.
Rye-Steady: No, /, 5S52e Ear!ey-Firmer;
No. :, G34c; February, u 4c; extra, sSllc.
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NOTICE.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

FOR SALE-old papers for sale in any quaint
at this office, cheap.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES!
DAILY-12h cents per week, or 80 cents peg
month, delivered by carriers to any part of The
city
WEEKLY-Ss,00 per year, postage paid.
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e. w. HURST,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Office No. 1919 Second
n Avenue, between 18th and 18Th sts., up stairs)
kock Island, Ill, dectl2-dlv
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The MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Dec 90.
Rodiger & McEntyres circular Of this even
ing gives the following state of tile market;
All markets steady, but weaker on call.
heat-9anuary, opened 99%sc, closed
99c; February opened Sl.00%,
closed $l.0GEs. Corn-January, opened
6l4c, closed Gl9Bc; February, opened
594c, closed 59}5c; May, opened 624c, closed
6@c. OatS-May, opened 3S5sc closed 3S${c
Pork-February, opened ana closed SIS 20.
Lard-tebruary, opened and closed 50. lTl6.
Live Stoek-H1ss-Aarilet opens quiet and
steady at about Yesterdays closing prices: F.:
light grades, S4.s5@ 80 for comaion to
choice; heavy mixed Pa king 81 SuoJ5. 10 for
common to fair, and s.. So. W for fair to
choice; heavy shipping, S550la6OO
Quality fair. Cattle : Quiet and
dull exports. $625G7 90; good TO
choice, S55HW6 go; common to fair
81. 4.o005.40; stN.Negs 81. 25Qq4 y. butchers,
S2.50@4.30
Produce-Butter-i7i creamery, 3}1 34c.
good to fine dairy, 23VJ 2Sc; fresh roll, l4a fsc
poor to fresa packing, "a Egss-Fresh,
scarce and wanted: Z. "a Sc. ice-h0usa 94,lta1.
peachb:ow, 35@ 40c fair DO, 25@3ac; no sale
for poor.
Sew Ynris.
~NHh oflh, DeG. ~.
Whe&t-Dull slightly lover and trade
nominally on speculative account: No, /
white, nominal; No 2 red, january, 81. I38S
Ggl13}@c; February, 81. I5llz0L Ll58c; Marcl,
SI.1iizWL L17@5; May, &L2lssta1 az. Corn
Il @t4c higher, bu0 qaiel; mixed western
spoy, 4sN3GGc; futures, b+s4mGyMc. Oats
&c better; western, 39W44c Frov:s;ons-
bee: quiet, firmly held; new extra. SIg SO
Pork steady but quiet; spot new mess, Si4 30.
Lard hgh her and lirm, steam rendered, 50 %
81. GGuis.
ST. LOUIS, Dec 90
Wheat Higher; No. . red, $L0255at
cash; S1G23g hid December; $I04l. .al.04l,.
January; oI.C6% Wl.311s February; 81 l28d "a
l.l5M May-ciosing at inside prices No, )
red, 9315Uq94!3c Cor.i-dirher; 1875 uG49lsc
cash; 491sGl50c January; 5H54 4M5O1c Feblu-
options lower to sell; 3I@3lLc bill cash:
3O94c bid December; 3l3sc bid Jan
ualy; 321 C bid February; 31tsc MAY. Rye
Slow; 54I5 bio. i;ariey-DuIl at 59a5O.
Nhisky-UnchanSed at $l.14 Provisions
Firm and held higher; Little doing. Pork
S!4.5D asked for Old; SI5 for new. Bulk
meats-Long clear, $40; short ribs s.. go;
short clear, S1.S5 asked Bacon-Flrm; long
clear, SL.c; short clear, SIC, Lard NominaliV
higher.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, Dee 30
Whoat-Dul end steady; No l white,
S1Gj]5; No , do, 9a099tsc No. 2 red cash,
S104GgL05%; December Sl0l: January,
L05I; February, SLU14 March, Sl.09E :
May, 81. is bid; No 3 red, 9355@ 96c; re jccted,
70@75c. Corn=-Ilrmer and quiet: No : cash
or December 55C: January h5L[c. Nav
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-21
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
M. E. SWEENEY
M. III. STURGEON,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
II Office Buford's Block, Rock Island
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-21
rIIE DAILY ARGus.

oHly Democratic Daily III the Eleventh Con
gressional District
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-21
ROCK ISLAND DAILY ARGUS,

D. W. FO!fER. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
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THE DAYS RAILWAY NEWS.
what Boston Has in the Way of Ter
minal Facilities.
The L., N A. & C. Issuing More Bonds
Business Improving on President
Ingalls, Seneca Road.
Personal Points.

Charles Pierce has been appointed agent Of the
indianapolis & st. Louis road at Bunker Hill, Ill.
Official notice was received Yesterday of the
appointment of NJ. Knight as general freight
agent of the Wabash system.
Joseph W. White has been appointed general
ticket and passenger agent of the Georgia and
South Carolina Railway companies,
J. ID. Campbell, of New York city, general
counsellor of the Indiana, Bloomington 81 West
ern Railroad Company, is in the city.
N. j. MeC0nney is to be agent of the Bal
fimore & Ohio and the l., B., & W. express freight
line. his headquarters to be Indianapolis, 3S
South Illinois street.
]. A. Webh, who is to represent the passenger
interests Of the Baltimore & Ohio road, arrived
yesterday and will make No. SO South Illinois
street his headquarters.
d. b. Martin, of st. Louis, passenger agent of
ths Bee Line system, is in the city. He reports
the passenger traffic of 1882 to have been the
heaviest in the history of the roads in the sys-
tenn.
The directory of the Niekel-plate road will TO-
day bold a meeting In New York, and 1t is un-
derstood that President Cummings and Vice
presidents Brice and Caldwellw will hand in their
designations.
F.. c.. Minis, general passenger agent Of the
Denver & Rio Grande, announces that Mr.. ".
B. Cobb, heretofore known as travelling passen-
ger agent for this company, is hereby designated
Eastern passenger agent, with office at No. 135
Randolph street, Chicago.
Payson Tucker. general manager of the Maine
Central, has been appointed to a similar position
on the Eastern. By the appointment of Mr..
Tucker the entire line, from Boston to New
Brunswick, will be under mis- general superin-
tendency, and will virtually be conducted rs one
road.
The stockholders of the Toledo & Indianapolis
railroad, Thursday, held their annual election in
Toledo and elected directors aud officers. Direc-
tors: T. p. Brown, W. 7. Walker, j. X. HamIl-
ton. G. Fl. Coy and n. W. Dyer. Officers: 7. p.
Brown, president; C. II. Coy, vice president and
treasurer; N. W. Dyer, sccretary; p, Bowling,
general manager; j. X. Hamilton, general attor-
ney.
Circulars Issued by President Bald of the
date of New York, ian. 1, 1883, gives notice
that Mr.. Milton Fl. Smith is this day appointed
general manager of all lines operated by this
company, vice MIR. f. de Funiak resigned. The
second is to the effect that Mr.. f. w. Vaughan
is this day appointed consulting engineer of the
company. Office, corner Of Main and Second
streets, Louisville, KY,
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Superior Court.

Room No Hon. Napoleon b. Taylor. Judge.
Mary Ogden VS.. Adolph Click, appeal from
Thompson, j. 2. Dismissed by agreement at de-
PENDANTS costs.
Silas j. Trick ct al. vs.. Mary Trick et nj. r. O.
Hawkins master commissioner, filed report of
distribution of proceeds of sale.
Churchmsn & Fletcher vs.. Peter Reuter-: suit
on note. Dismissed,
Room No. 2-Hou. Daniel W. Howe. Judge.
Addie E. Wade vs.. Jethro Wade. Divorce
granted on grounds of failure to provide and
drunkenness.
William II. Mays VS.. Frances f. Mays. Di.
vorce granted on grounds of adultery.
William Kelly VS.. Ebenezer Steele: SUIT on &C.
count. Judgment for plaintiff for $315.l3.
s. A. Fletcher ct al. VS.. William L. Lowry ct al.
suit to quiet title. Dismissed.
Louis Schulmeyer va. Emil Wulschner: appeal
from Justice of the peace; suit for payment for
dog. On trial.
Room No. Sion. Lewis C. Walker, Judge.
c., II. & d. Railroad Company VS.. Union Rail
wav Company; injunction suit. Taken under
advisement.
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To the Editor Of the Indianapolis JournaI:
Yesterdays Journal quotes from the spe-
cial correspondent to the Cincinnati News
a report detrimental to the character of Com
missioner Dudley. 1t will be found to be a
false accusation. If your correspondent is
not mistaken, it will also be found that no
more honest, honorable and careful public
servant than Colonel Dudley is to be
found in any official position. He is too
good a soldier to be induced to pander to
any effort to wrong the men who
gave their best abilities to save the
country, or to place impostors ON
the pension roll to further any political
movement whatever. l know, from an ex-
tensive acquaintance with numerous appli-
cants for pensions which were pending
throughout the hard-fought contest in this
State, which, if they had been granted.
would have given the Republican party
votes. But they were not granted, and will
not be until such evidence is filed in the
Pension Office as will compel the Commits
sioner to grant them, or violate the law and
his oath of office. | hope the time will
come when a good man will not be publicly
a%rraigned while honestly working hard to
discharge his duty faithfully.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 4. J. W. HERvEY.
GEAR brings disgrace, bravery brings honor,
cowardice saves no man from his fate" says the
Caliph Omar; but DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup has
saved millions from an awful fate.
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General News.


The trunk lines now impose a switching charge
at New York OF So per car on all grain consigned
TO be graded.
There is no truth in the report started by Chi
cage papers TO the effect that the Western Trunk
Line Passenger Association is about to die of in
anition, and the members are much dis
pleased over such false rumOrs.
The Louisville & Nashville announces that
after date the Louisville, Evansville & st. Louis
road will name its own rate between st. Louis
and Louisville. No change in the issue of
through tickets will be necessitated.
The Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Company's passenger-rate schedule in New Mex
leo is made up on a basis of six cents per mile,
and even this high figure is considerably lower
than what 1t has been up 10 a recent date.
The fastest train on the New York Central rail-
road Is the Chicago Il Lake Shore special, which
runs to Albany, 40 miles, without a stop, at
the rate of 49.5 miles per hour. The first 5sA
miles are made in one hour and twenty-eight
minutes.
The receipts of live stock In Chicago during
1882 are gwen as 177,237 cars; of this amount
The Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy carried 40, S71
care, or nearly une-third of the whole. During
The last two days OF 1882 the receipts of live
stock were 1913 cars, Of which the Burlington
carried los cars.
The management of the Michigan Central
road announce q consOlid alton of interest with
the Canada Southern. Michigan Central way
bills and car-cards will be used in billing freight
and carding cars to all stations on the Canada
Southern railway. No division of freight
charges will be- necessary, as between Michigan
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freight within the city:

In addition to the above. private elevators,
with 100000 bushels capacity, are connected
with the several railroads.
The following are the present actual facilities
for the accommodation OF ocean steamships:
Fisk,s wharf, 3; NJ stio wharf, b. & L. railroad,
4; Constitution wharf, Fitchburg railroad, 3;
Cunard 8. s. wharf, 3; Eastern railroad wharf, 3;
HOosao Tunnel Dock & Elevator Company, A.;
Grand Junction wharves, B.. g. A. railroad, 10;
New York IL New England railroad, 6. I'm
proveInents are now in progress which viii
greatly increase their accommodations for ocean
steamships.
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A News bureau.

The Indianapolis Views Bureau was organized
yesterday, its objects being TO supply the State
press with general legislative news. and to take
special notice of those matters OF a particular
local interest to various committees which eau
not be obtained through the regular reports of
the proceedings published in the papers Of this
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DIR. William p. ClOthier, Buffalo, N. Y, says:
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The following cases were also decided:
9,645. Samuel kiser VS.. John w. Lovett. Mad
ison c. c. Reversed. Best, c.
$3.50. Edgar A. Brown VS.. Adams L. Ogg.
Hancock c. c. Affirmed. Morris, q.
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RAILWAY

Trains marked thu +. C.. reclining chair car;
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RECORD OF THE COURTS.
Proceedings in the Various Courts Of
Record, Yesterday.
Full Abstract of the Opinions Rendered
by the Judges of the Supreme Court,
Supreme Court-Jan. 4.
Hon. william A. Woods, Ohief Justice

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