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BAXTER 5
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CHEAP LOTS.
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
WIRED WORDS.
Fire in New York and two Women Suf-
focated.
Father Walsh of Connecticut Cables
Funds to Relieve Irish Distress.
Arkansas Levees In Great Danger OWNS
to Last Nights Gale.
A Texan Wretch UNANIMOUSLY Assaults a
Young Lady and Kills her Father.
HoRRIBLE Dual CRIME

WACO, March IA most horrible double
crimee was committed last night near
Hubbard City station on the Texas and
St Louis railway about thirty miles east
of this city, by Tom p Vardell, son of a
prominent stock man of Still county A
ball or dancing party was given at the
house of wealthy and respectable farmer
named Landa newcomer from Wiscon-
sin, to which Vardell had been invited
Yesterday Vardell with a young man
named Geo. Walker, came down to Waco
and bought pistol and ammunition. and
returned to attend the dance. About mid
night Vardell induced one of Landa's
daughters, a young woman of about IS
years, to take short walk with him away
from the house. As soon as he thought
they were at safe distance he drew a pis
tol and forced her to go further and
finally committed brutal outrage
upon her person. When the two
returned the young womans
sister learning what had occurred made an
outcry and exposure of the crime, when
Varden drew his pistol and made an as
sault upon her. At this point the father,
Mr.. Landa, made his appearance and order
ed the girls into the house, when Varden
turned on him and shot him through the
heart and shot him again as he fell dead
Vardell Immediately made his escape in
the darkness, accompanied by Walker, who
seems to have aided and abetted the crime
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
THE JEANETTE SEARCH.

WASHINGTON, March Under date OF
Irkoutsk, Siberia, Dec. 8th. 1882, Lieut..
Harber writes the secretary of the navy,
giving detailed report of his operations
His party in their search for the missing
people of the Jeannettee party, left Ir-
koutsk at midnight, June 23d, for the
Lena Delta. On July Sd they took in
stores left over by Melville, then fitted out
four parties with native boats. The Incl
dents of the search are then described
How they were frequently compelled to
wade and drag their boats for miles
On the morning of August 21st they
reached Matrai, visited the tomb of De
Long and companions and put four heavy
bolts through the standard and arms of the
cross in accordance with Melvilles re-
quest.
Thence the search was continued to the
northward and on the 31st they reached
the spot where De Long and party were
found. The search was made to see if
anything remained hidden under the snow.
Nothing of consequence was found. Re
turning the party reached Bulin on the
10Th of September and the sea ch was
continued by Lieut.. Harber and Mr..
Schultz on sledges until November 9th
No trace of Chipp or his party or his
boat was discovered by the searchers or
any natives. The balance of the report
relates to the arrangements for the re
moval of the remains of De Long and party
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
Chicago Market.
CHIcAeo. March

CHICAGO March :.
STOCK.
HoGS-Receipts $4,000; quiet and firm; a6a t0c
higher; light, 6OG7 10; mixed packing s 5l1a
90; heavy packing and shipping, Z 00917 rs.
CATTLE-Receipfs 1900: firm; 5G015c higher:
poor to fancy, 1906 so; butchers. 3 0G6525
stoekers and feeders, 3 5e74 IS
GRAIN.
WHEAT-Lower, regular I 0S Mich; 1 0asx
April: 1885 May
coKs-Lower; 5s cash; 575s March; 5s1s April ;
621s May; 81 as june
oArs-Lower; 42A cash; 434 March: 4sss
April: 44A4 May; 43Hl44 June
RYE-65A
BARLEY.-7S.
WHISkEY-I Il.
FLAX EED-I 33L
P0RK-Lower; 81 e5 March; SIS 07ss April :;
SIS 271z May; SIS 42l June; S1e 57ls July.
LARD-Lower; S11 12H March: S11 250
S1l s7A April; S11 400S11 4215 May; Sf1 45 June !:
S1I 50 July.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
FURIOUS GALE REPORTED.

HELENA, Ark, March IA gale last
night and to-day lashed the river into a
fury. The struggle to save the levee was
desperate, and is SO far successful. A
message from Long Lake, miles south,
says that without hundred men the levee
cannot be held another hour A squad of
so has just gone, and more will follow
quickly. The situation is extremely criti-
cal, and about the only hope is in the wind
calming
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
FOREIGN LANDS.
Irish Famine Reports Perfectly AT
palling.
New German Dignity for the Prince OF
Wales.

PARIS. March 7.-Rendering of a decis
ion in the case of Frank Bvrne. who's.
extradition was asked by the British gov
eminent, is postponed till the cabinet
council, to be held on Friday.
LONDON, March 7-Lichta1ler. cotton
manufacturer of Bolten, failed for ESQ.
600
LONDON, March THE valuable collec-
ton of paintings, plate and furniture in
Wratham Park, the country seat of Earl
Stratford which burned yesterday, was
saved.
LONDON, March News is just receiv-
ed that the British steamer Gloucester
City. which left Bristol Feb 8 for New
York, foundered Feb % in latitude "a
north, longitude SO west The crew were
rescued and landed at Havre.
j. B. Green, author of the History of
the English People, is dead.
DUBLIN, March AT meeting of the
local board of Swineford, county Mayo, it
was reported that great distress prevailed
in the district. Over thirty persons were
in the poor house suffering from famine
fever; seven hundred names were on the
list of persons needing relief. The dis
tress has not been so great since 1e47.
People who refuse to enter the work house
are dying from want of food outside.
BUCHAREST, March THE Chamber
of Deputies passed bill providing for the
of 915.O00,000 for the erec-
ton of forts made necessary by the pOlit-
cal situation. The prime minister said
the sole object of the construction of new
forts was to guarantee the neutrality of
Roumania.
BERLIN, March THE Prince of Wales
has been created field marshal of the Ger
man Empire.
Tt is rumored that Admiral Won Stosch,
chief of the ministry, of Marine, and Gen.
Von VeTdy Duvernois, director of the
ministry of war, are about to resign.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
MICHIGAN nEmnCRATS.

LANSING, March THE democratic
state convention met at noon and after a
temporary organization adjourned till
afternoon. A resolution to divide the
ticket with the Greenbackers, who hold
their state convention to morrow, was re-
ferred to a committee but there is no
doubt of its adoption.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
IN CHANCERY.

NEW YORK, March THE remains OF
Elliott, the prize fighter, arrived this mora
ing Many well known sporting men were
at the depot. The body was taken to the
residence of Elliotts sister, Mrs. McDavitt.
The parlor in which the body lies Is heavily
hung with draperies, being the same used
in the room in which the body of Cornelius
Vanderbilt lay before burial Funeral on
Sunday
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
wAsBTsGroN FACrs AND RUMogs.

WASHINGTON, March 7.-Gen. Negley
of Pittsburg, president of the National
Union League has called meeting of the
executive committee of that body
at the Continental hotel, Philadelphia,
the oath of March for the transaction of
important political business.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE.

ST. LOUIS, March THE freight bureau
announces the establishment of a regular
line of steamships between Liverpool and
New Orleans by Harrison Deed Company
of Liverpool, to ply monthly in the hope
that they may divert the emigrant traffic
to the MississiDpi valley to that route.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
RIVER STEADILY RISING

MEMPHIS, March THE river here is
30 feet and 8 inches and stationary; the
long looked for decline win set in here by
tomorrow, as. the river aHOsceola. Ark, 90
miles above, had fallen 9 inches up to
Yesterday noon and was steadily declining.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
CASUALTIES.

NEW YORK, March IA fire this morn
ing at Cambridge flats, east of 64th street,
Mrs Wakeman aged 56 and her daughter
Rose were spffecated, The building was
ewned by Thomas Reid, damaged $1,000
furniture $40 600
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
LIBERATED.

LANSING, March IA convict named
Samuel Ulum. has Just been pardoned out
of state prison, where he has been confined
twenty nine years for murder There is
little doubt that Ulum was entirely inno-
cent of any connection with the alleged
murder
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, March fluctuations for
the upper Mississippi valley, fair weather
variable winds, shifting to southeasterly,
stationary or higher temperature lower
pressure. Missouri valley, warmer fair
weather, southeasterly winds lower pres
sure.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
ASSIGNMENT

CIEoINNATT, March IN L. Epson,
proprietor of the Central Oil Works, has
assigned to Chas. L. Mitchell Liabilities
$21 ,000 assets $50, 900
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, March G.
WHEAT-Easier; No / 08 cash; 06a4 March
0SH April; 1915 May No ), 90. No ]. rs.
CORN-Easier; 5S1S
OATS-Tame: 421a
RYE--Lower; 6I1s
BARLEY-Sfea0y: So
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
FnLRER SAYS IT'S LIE.

WASHINGTON, March 7.-Secretary Fol-
ger denies the published statement that he
said it would be long while before any
more bonds weula ba called.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
DONE FOR.

AfIDDLEBURG, Pa. March 7.-Uriah
Mayer was hanged this morning for the
murder of Gretchen Kentzler in 1877
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
FOG IRRLaND,S RELTEF.

WATERBURY, Conn, March 7-Rev
Lawrence Walsh to-day cabled 81 1874 for
the Irish relief fund, and 1908 for the Land
League
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
Peoria Market.

CORN Quiet; mixed 54l5055
0ATS-No. white, 4aa42k.
RYE-561S a57.
WHISKY IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-17
pueoprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON sept lj.-l23O u. mAtl1ntlc and Great West.
,rn dist mortgage trustees certificates sG2 do second
mortgage Enc 3 III do second eonsols, 9S New
Centra 1872 Central 1913; Pennsyl wanna ai Dad,
60 Philadelphia and fteadns 26ae Mexican Ordinary, 49,
New-IorK, ontario anu western ZJ4' ST. f@u common
loSsf.
LONDON sept l5-2sO0 p. ro-Atiantic lnr Great West
ern first MORTGAGE trustees ccrncatss AZ u. Erie b "a
New.York Central l9i4 ILLINOIS Central l31l& Philadelphia
and Reading, 262 Mexican Ordinary BO2 Ne"-fOik'
Western. 23il
LONDON. sept l5.-2:OJ e. n-PsTlt hvice' qnote thre
10 and 922 cenmes Tor Tao &C
balance to-day Is &Z6.OOO
IONDoy sept l5The EcOnofdfs Of this week The
for bsuk bills sixty days TO three months ~
2ss2s per and for trade bis SKY days 10 lhee
343l2 The market for foreign securities
his Improved Canadian Railway stocks and bonds are
Railway securities irregular Norfolk
an preferred and Union Pacific nave advanced s.
Potomac Tunnel aud Cleveland and Puts
burg Denver aud Rio GTande common ana Oregon and Cali
forna Central racine has declined r. Lac shore
u and Louisville and Nashville per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-17

Trunk declined from 1872 to 11.s the Nickel fiste
increased from 7s to 11.16 and Erie fell from
17.5 to 14s All this IS circumstantial evidence
that the cutting of rates was extended last week
Comparing the movement of the week with
those of the same weeks of 1SSZ ana ana
1881 the total tonnage of last week was ~ 1Sor
less than for the week of 1881, but the ole INES
last week carried only 725 tons more than Tor tne
week of 1882 and 20,443 tons less than IN tne Wsek
of 1881 The percentage of the two VanderoHaC
lines fell from 500 in 1881 to 375 IN 1857 ana 10
80 in 1888; the Pennsylvania lines rose nom "a
in1SS1 10 3S.7 IN 1882 and fell back 10 Zo'| Ill
1881. ~.
The following table shows the tons ana per-
centages shipped by each of the railroads eas' "a
Chicago, fof -four. grain and provisions LOT NC NC
week ended last Saturday. IN comparison VIII 'no
~ zoe, 1892. 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-17
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Sept l5-7Ae DrocerS Journal reports; -Hoqs-
Receipts 900 shipments 60J0 market dull ami 10 a
follower Packing 90 Packing aud shipping 81 %
ass TO- iAght "a 3OaSj 30 Skps So 10 asa closed weak
Cattle Receipts $780, shpnents 5000; market nominal
Shiupns Grades very dun 80 $50 80 Good 10 Choice
Shipping So 2OSSb 90; Common 10 Medium 80 Range
Cae dull Grass Texans which SOLD NJ So 10 9S3 3O
Americans 81 2O6$5. halfbreods - 900s4 80.
St>cD-KeCsipts 400 shipments Z,9UO market STEADY;
Inferior Fair 81 60as3 49, Good 50 o Choice 81 Texans
$225dS3 40; Lambs al 9S3 90 per head
BUFFALO Sent observation-disclosures today 800 head:
total lO745; for time 1000
through AIS market active but not
steers common dull Salcsk1
Steers s. 90GS6 40. Good Shippers 50 3OG$J 50.
Steep-Reoeipts to-day $500 head total for week thus
far head; time last week $4,000 head;
receipts consigned 50 market dull aud demon
allied. fow sales Good Westerns 50 7505i 20
Canada so ass 60 loads Of unsoc stock
yesterday shipped East for sale IN first hands for want OF
buyers $1,000.
33 200 ne last week 5000 head receipts
consigned through l45 market fairly active and shade
higher choice common dull Good 10 Choice Workers
5ODSj 65 at 50 TO- Grassers and hicnig1ns
81 9o0s5 35 Good Medium and Heavy So 6oes5 IS; Pigs
VERY duh at 81 25GSs 10.
ST. Lous Sept l5.-CGue-Recepts 10; shipments 400;
suppy small and demand outside OF hight retail
trade.
Sheep-No Receipts nothing done.
ogs-Recepts 500 shipments 700 market dull and hogs
scarce Light SJGs5 90 Packing "a 1Oss1 butchers - 10
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Npw WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY SEPTEMBER II. 1888

sa,e- 600 bags Brazil she's 274 bags s to $50 test
81 0sac $50 hhds Cuba Muscevado 81 s2e; go nhds
alec for Fale Refined finn Cut Loaf sei Crassed SC;
"a" Sic. CONFECTIONERY a." S2cI standard "a, sScl
on "A 77sdsiaci White Extra &C" 7s4ci Extra &C. 7se
7a.c.; &C" %. 97i4c-; Yellow. 6lsa6ssc.
sTEARINE-Dai ana nomiRal CITY quoted SC; West
10 arrive, 9ar. Oleomarganne Stearine, &c
TALLOW--Moderatey active and steady; Prime City
quoted 7fsc. bid sales 10000 n. 7hs07S4c.
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Droposals.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING COM
L POUND AEMOR PLATE4 FOX TIE IURREi Ar
MOk or TIE 4. =. MONITOR MiANIONOAOH.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WAsHfNGToy ID. e. August 20. 1888 .
SEALED PROPOSALS are hereby invited upt n 9on q
Tue.say October 1881 for tho supply under opntlacs
Win nc Rufelu COnsruciipu aid Repair Navy Depart
mrnt ~ the under mentioned compound armOr plates.
/. inches ana Weighing about u tons
each cirht 81 inches thcsu's. weighing shout lIt
Of II y Inches thct mes weighing aOont
80. tous with other smaller plates cnos ~ mi hne,s AZ
arc TO fashioned and htcd Ia dance Win
mans aud SPECIFICATIONS % be application 60 to DO
pGruoat be deiyers ~ hs Navy Yard az Broo&'
lyn NcWN FREQ Of expense the dOFernmenI WITHIN
tho spsc. months trer the contract Il signed
All nrms individuals OLeng proposals. 10 present
evidence 10 tho Department Of their aGly 70
IN accOrdanc" with The plans and speclh
cations anl IN "a satisfactory manner. -,
The bidder his lawful agent or attorney wiz
be REQUIRED WITHIN days after ue acceptance u his
propo,a frrma contract COR the supp OF the
subject b TIE specified ondtoas OF lne
tests and 70 give bond therefor win snhcirnt
surete- the penal ~ fiOuOh H. be forfeited u to
nnen in delivery ~ The places under tue
afor ,a conditions failure OF the plates 0 EXHIBIT mo
an aes eudue the tests mentioned In the speclhcA
uOns o. ,r,,e,.,
Chief Constructor. u. ;. n, Chief OF Bureau.