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pensions for lump sums of money. Sir
Wllfred lawson, Radical, and Lord
Randolph Churchill. Conservative, op-
posed the motion. The latter alleged
that the Egyptian WAT was at first I'M
necessary. The origin of the war, he
said, was disgracsf1l. not glorious.
As Government puppet the hhedive
was the real cause of the massacre at
Alexandra. Sir stafford Northcote.
Conservative, supported the Govern
me2t II opposition TO the grants. He
characterized as shabby the present
raising of question as to the policy of
the war. He declined to be led by
Churchill, and he hoped the House
would not be induced By the noble Lord
10 accept position degrading to its
honor. Gladstone declared Churchill's
allegations IN regard to the khedive en-
tirely at variance with all the evidence
IN the hands of the Government.
Churchill promised TO give proofs of his
statements if the Government would
grant a proper inquiry.
Mining Accident.
OTTAWA, Cana. June s.-One man
was killed, and four probably fatally in
jured, by the caving of the roof of
phosphate mine at West Templeton.
Banquet 10 Z. 5 senator In London.
LONDON. June S.-The Irish Members
of Parliament will give banquet to L.
5. Senator Jones, of Florida, at the
Westminster.
Paid the Penalty.
ALEXANDRIA, June S.-Suleiman Da-
ored, sentenced to death for setting fire
TO Alexandria at the time of the British
bombardment, has been executed.
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tine, the supposed murderer was can
tured at yisalia few weeks AGO and
since his arrest the husband of the mur-
dered woman has been CHARGED With
the murder. he is now in Jail AT Sacra-
mento. The remains of Mrs. Tro;a
were exhufned by order of the Superior
Court of Sacramento, and An exam;na-
ton made by DR.. Gardner of that city
Eight shot were taken from the hodv
The officials expect to be able to move
by the shot who killed the woman, as
there are witnesses who know the kind
OF shot each gun was loaded with.
The Iappeus Investigation. Etc.
Special to Posi-
PORTLAND, June s.-The Lappeas in
vestigation closed this evening.
Ihe Astcs Will have tomorrow an i'm
portant interview with U. s. Inspector
Samuel smith touching the free deliyery
system of the Pacific Coast.
Ihe Republican primaries for the
nomination of City Councilman will be
held Monday evening.
Guinnini, the Vancouver Swiss muir
derer. will not be executed June I'd. as
he has appealed TO the Supreme Court
which meets in July.
Mining stocks.
SAN Francisco. June S.-Alpha -.
Belcher LEO. Best Il Belcher 5.lo. Boiie
Con. LILO, Bullion lis, Cali -ornia $50.
Chollar $50, Con. Va. 20, Crown Point
-, Eureka Con. $50. Exchequer 45c.
Gould Il Curry $40. Grand Prize soc.
Hale Il Norcross S.25, Martin White -
Mexican -. Mount Diablo I, Ophir
$50, Overman 81, Potosi lao, Savage
$50, Silver King IL, Sierra Nevada
$. Union Con. s.37, Utah 2.95, Yellow
Jacket 40.
shipping Intelligence.
PoRT DIscovKRY. June S.-Arrived-
Mary Glover.
PoRr townsend, June s.-Arriyed-
j. Nj. Griffiths.
SAN Francisco, June Sailed
Steamer Geo. w. Elder, Victoria. etc:
steamer Willamette, Portland, etc., and
steamer Columbia, Astoria.
NEW YORK. June 7.-Arrived-State of
Nevada, from Glasgow.
LONDON. June Arrived out-HeIve-
ia, from New York.
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T. THIELE. VI. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Deufscher ArztD

UyEMP RARY OPFICE, at.
Charles Hotel Second street. Seattle
Calls by telephone mo. 7Ot win be
promptly attended TO.
once hours, 8 10 10 an. to and 70
5 pm. tc5u
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A ISLANDER REFUTED.

UNDERSTANDING THAT GER
~ tain buss bodies are reporting my
horse spawned. with view 10 injuring
him with those wishing TO breed, and to
fnnity and method Of publicly and POSI-
lively denying the reports. and i also as
serf that my herse cannot be said 10 DO .
perjurer. e can te sAid uf sorne other
perDons. HENRY VAN AsSELT.
Seattle. May ~ ms7d wA ~
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Heavy Rails sssrua.

NV OsIxAxs. June s.-A heavy rain
this afsernoon flooded the streets and
MANY Of the lower doors Of bosines1
houses. The rainfall today Vas IN
inches, the greater part Of which fell in
Hasa than An hour
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A Pullman Contract.


SAN Francisco, June s.-The immense
pavilion was again filled In every part
To hear the second Thomas Concert.
The scene presented was equally as i'm
posing as that on last night. The first
number rendered was Schubert's unfin-
ished Symphony, undoubtedly his great
est work. and by many considered the
most beautiful orchestral composition
ever written. II was given with rare
fidelity TO detail and the mastery con-
cep.ion that has made the great reputa-
ton of Theodore Thomas and his or
chesira. So also it might be said was
each succeeding number of the evenings
rrrnCrAm
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NOTICE.

TyATTLERs. woMAN'S RIGHTsLEc-
i turers. husband henpeckers. gratis
advice g1vers. and all persons who know
our business better than we do ourselves.
will please give our little house. Carrie
ton Cottage on the hlli. q wide berth.
All respectable people are welcome.
mys9tf G. g. PHfNSEY.
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Mysserious Homicide.

Tucson, June s.-This evening John
Cook. a stone mason. was found dead.
shot through the body. At first it was
supposed 10 be suicide, but upon inves-
tigation it was found impossible, from
the nature or the wound and the dis
lance of the gun from the body, for de-
ceased to have fired the shot, The
whole affair is shrouded in mystery.
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Loupox, June ga stormy debate
aruss in the House of Commons ON q
notion 20 recommend Lord woiseisy's
and Baron Alcsston's annuity bills for
~ p1xpsse Of committing proposed
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CHIcAoo, June s.-Crop reports dated
June lst, from $50 correspondents in
Michigan. give the following percen-
taces compared with last year. Wheat
in the southern four tiers Of counties
~. north of that IS; oats. acreage So.
condition 81; barley. acreage IS, coadi-
ton ~; apples, condition ~; peaches,
condition G.: estimated wheat crop
- on, 600 bushels. OF nearly lo,OO.o0o
short of the crop Of ISS2. Illinois State
board OF Agriculture makes the follow
ING report OF the condition and pros
pects OF the winter crop Of the State,
June LIST. estimated crops north divis-
ION. $4,000 bushels; central division,
s. ssi 600; south division, 6.&50, oO; total
1881 600. The report Of MAY lst esti,
mates the crop al O.66e, 90.
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BERLIN, June e.-The consideration
Of tbs Budget was begun IN the Reichs
tag today. The Pro2rcszionists tried
70 have the proposed military and ma
val votes deferred until autumn, bat a
motion to that effect was defeated by q
coalition Of Tory and Catholic men,
berA The proposed vote for the neg
corvette viii, however. be refused. de-
spite the plsadings of General Won ca
prini, Minister Marine.
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LONDON, June S.-A committee Of in
fiuential ship owners on the project of
another Suez Canal, have decided to
proceed vigorously TO work, especially
as the statements made by De Lesseps
at the meetiong of the Suez Canal Com
pany in Paris, are regared as most
unsatisfactory. The assumption of
De Lesseps, that harmony existed be-
tween himself and the English direct
ors in strongly disproyed.
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No News from Gen. Crock Yes.

TUcsoS. Ar. June s.-A dispatch from
HernosilIo SAYS: mo news from Gen.
Crook. A courier. Just arrived from
near where Garcia and Torres had their
fight in the Sierra Madras. confirms tbs
report that the Apaches have scattered.
and are trying TO get away from the
troops. Small bands are reported in
the Inountains. trying TO work their way
NORTH General Topete saws be does
not place any credence in the reported
fights between Crook and the Indians.
He doesn't think Crook is in any dan
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CALTARo, Dalinatia, June s.-A force
of 200 Turkish regulars marching to
l.ipenek, were attacked and murdered
on the LIST inst. by body of Hattis.
Accounts received here state that san
culinary fighting took place on the End
and 3rd in Albania between Turkish
troops under command of Assym Pasha
and body of Castralis. The Turks, il
is reported. lost 1900 men.
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LONDON, June s.-Her Majesty's dis
patch steamer Lively, stranded near
Stornoway. She is breaking up. Loss
E35, 900.
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Unexplained Explosion.

San Francisco, June Ssh ortly be
fore noon today report reached here
of an explosion near San Pablo Bay.
Nothing definite could be learned re-
garding it. II is believed that the ex
plosion was caused by the ordered de-
struction of two yats of glycerine Of the
Nitro-glycerine Works.
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A Turkish vicasry.

C0rTAR, June S.-The Turks have de-
feated the Malissoris, who are In full
retreat. Their villages are in flames.
Fatal Accident NJ Q Race Track.
ArBusS, ". Y, June s.-while scoring
for the race the Relding driven by Eu-
gene Root, Of Syracuse, became unman-
ageable and the sulky was broken by
collision. The horse dashed from the
track through the grounds, dragging
the driver by his feet. Roots head
was crushed by the horse 30 that he
will die. The buggy was smashed and
several were SLIGHTLY injured before the
horse was stopped. There vas large
crowd and wild excitement The races
were resumed within half an hour.
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Papai Propaganda.

RoME, June S.-The idea that the Va
tican have any misgivings in regard to
the wisdom of issuing the Papal mani
festo on Irish Affairs, is dispelied by the
fact that the propaganda are preparing
10 reprint i've acts of the present pom
tificate relative to Ireland. for circula-
ton among the Irish by the Pope and
clergy.
wefuxed n ReDrieye-CharreSI with
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NEW YoRK, June 8.-A panic that
might have resulted in dreadful loss
Of life occurred in u primary school on
Fifth street this afternoon, by scholar
ahouting fire; and scene Of wild ex-
element and confusion followed.
Hundreds Of children In different class
rooms crowded toward the stairs, and
oil the efforts Of the teachers 10 pre-
serve order were Intellectual. A number
Of children were crushed. and had their
clothes torn in the struggle. The po-
lice report that no one was seriously in
funod There Vaa no IRE.
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STOCKTON, Cal, June s.-The body of
the lad killed on the track near Ripon
on Tuesday was exhumcd today in this
city, al the request of T. II. Covley OF
San Francisco. who identified the lad
az his SON, Eddie. The boy ieft home
on Monday with Gang Of boys and
fell from brake-beam and was killed.
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rarsnc

wAsuxoros, June s.--The President
has appointed the following Govern
nent Directors OF the Union Pacific
Railroad Company: Isaac Brombley,
OF Connecticut, q. +. Haven, of New
York, Watson Parrish. of Nebraska,
Colgate Hoyt, Of New York, and Arthur
L. Conger, Of Ohio.
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ST LOUIS. jane 7.-Information is re-
osived here this evening that Q band OF
so TO 700 striking miners left Bellcville
this afternoon bearing bannen having
"Bread or Blood" inscribed thereon in
bold letters. Nobody seemed TO know
their destination or what their particn-
lar mission waa. but various rumorn
sooa got into circulation. and one OF
tAsm was that the striking miners had
Rons 10 Pinknsyville 10 liberafs the
miners who were pat In jail there yes
terday in default Of bail Tor rowdy con-
duet. Another one was that they had
Roos TO Collinsviils. who're the Abbey
and other machine mines are situated,
and which were the sccns Of the drst
s.oecus demonstration made By tho
a!ikssa nearly tvo weeks ago. The
nsase theory . probably eogysoe. - very
- Tonight dnpatoAoo Woeo roeoiyod
- Collinsvilfe o1nainG that several
- had arrived II ~ tDwn whc
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Heavy Storm.

READING, Pa, June 8.-Last nights
storm was tho severest for many years.
A force of men were kept at work all
night repairing washout at Perks
men junction, on the Reading railroad.
Two barns were struck by lightning,
and church at Amityville damaged.
Cattle and horses we're killed in various
uarts of the country.
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WASHINGTON, June s.-Secretary Tell
or has reversed his decision in the case
of VIM. Chandler vs.. the village OF
South 81. Marie, Michigan, and has now
decided that the potter field il located
upon tho tract In question, evidence be-
ing produced that the Indians did not
reside ON the tract. as supposed at the
time Of tho first decision.
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ST. PETERSBURG, June S.-The collec-
ton of poll tax from the poorest of
the peasantry will entirely cease Jana-
airy LIST next, and the tax from the re-
mainder of the PEOPLE will be reduced
one-half,
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UxBxrDox, Mass, June s.--The wool
an company q uxbridee Is about TO
shut down. The other fsw mills run
IN b run out. HinsdAls Brus-, Of
HinndalA vho have -four o. Ave hundzed
hnnds g their TO millas haSe given
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The first annual meeting OF tho
Actors Fund Society took place this
afternoon In Wallack's Theater. The
total reccipts for the past year, were
1883. Expeditures relieving dis
trsssed actors, $l2,39<; fitting mp room,
etc., 81, 794; balance ON hand, 3,2a9.
Several English actors, Ill. were assisted
10 return home. The establishment OF
an actors exchange vas discussed, and
The proposition favorably received. A
committee was appointed 10 select
suitable burial plots. Lester Wallack
Was chosen president.
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Reduced hts Fec.

A suit 10 recover $3OOO counsel fees,
brought by j. 8. Bigelow, an attorney of
this city, against Bette Il. Mason, wife
Of Sergeant Mason, who Is now serving
out a sentence for attempting to shoot
Guiteau. came into court today on a
motion 10 dissolve an order restraining
Mrs. Mason from using she money col
lected for her some ago by public sub
scription. Among the papers submitted
by Mrs. Mason.s counsel was letter
from counsel OF Bigelow, Offering In be-
half OF his client 10 relinquish all claims
for $500. The case was submitted
without argument.
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DUBLIN, june The Lord Lieutcn-
ant refuses to reprieve Kelly, the con-
victed Phoenix Park murderer.
Poole, already arrested. is charged
with the murder OF Kenny, in Seville
Place, year ago.
NthiltSs Attacks On the Gar.
ST. PErxRsBUEo, June s.-The Nihilisi
Journal. Wa II the People. violently at.
tacks the Car and Cxarina.
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Mrs Margaret e Troia was murdered
at Gait in February, Is63, and has BODY
was inferred h this city. John Len
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6PRINorIELD, ILL.,, June 8.-Harper's
high license bill passed the lower house
of the Legislature today by vote of 70
to IS. il provides a minimum license
throughout the State of $50 for beer
saloons aud $500 for tho sale of distilled
spirits. It's adoption by the Senate Is
deemed positive.
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settled.

DopaE CRY, Kas.. June 7.-Adjutant
General Thomas Moonlight has been
here for the past twenty -four hours, and
succeeded In effecting an amicable set
Element between the warning factions.
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Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON, June S.-The Mark Lane Err
press, in a review of the British grain
trade Of the past week. says: Grain is
universally dull and nominally I'M
changed. Careoes steady. Little bust
ness done today in wheat. Moderate
trade in flour and unchanged prices:
some American brands in fair request.
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SUMNER, Ia, juno s.-The Barber
boys we're taken 10 Independence jail
On the night Of June 6sh 70 keep them
from the mob. Sheriff Brennan returned
With them at O'Clock today, and they
arc now in Wavsrly Jail. The proepects
are that they will b hung tonight OF
tumofrov NIGHT.
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ne Wanted q Rest.

CINCINNATI, June 8.-John BittneF, Jr.,
IL fifteen years old and on trial before
Mayor Lord. Of Riverside, for arson,
being charged with burning the Debris
Cooperage Works In April, 1882, entail
ing loss of hundred thousand dol
lars. Two witnesses testified that the
bow told them no set the place on fire;
that he made two attempts before, and
two since that. His object was TO get a
rest. He was employed In the factory.
Fast Tisne by ''No Record" Horse.
CLEVELAND, June Sat the races this
afternoon Pilgrim (no rcoori) trotted
an exhibition mile, making the last
half mile in 1O7L.
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Bosrox, June s.-The Senate passed
by q vote of l6 20 IL the bill incorpor-
ating the Cape Cod Ship Canal Com
pany, capital tsm.0u. The company
Is required 10 deposit $4,000 with the
State e guarantee OF good faith.
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RrcHsosp. Va, June 8. Sheriff
Douokley and +. w. Walter, fought a
horseback duel yesterday near Patrick
Court House. Walter WAS fatally
wounded. He was opponent to Donek-
lev at the last election.
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KiAnappea and Confined In IN Insane
Asylum.

New YoRx, June s.--An action has
been begun by Lewis T. Slot a9ainst
Oissriot Attorney Mckoon, James r.
Hnbsrts, clerk in his ofiice. Thomas
brsnnan. Commissioner OF Charities
and Correction. and Warden Lawrence
Dunphy, OF the Harris Island Aims
Houss, a. defendants. 10 recover $780,
60 damages for alleged conspiracy
against him and false imprisonment.
Plaintiff 10 the brother in-law Of Mo
koon, by whose influence u 10 alleged
he vas kidnapped and confined for three
ysars and ten months ON Harris Island.
This vas done, Il 10 said. 10 enable
Mckoon TO gain control Of the estate Of
plaiutifss father, Of which plaintiff was
executor.
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CmcAao. June s.-Geor9e Sherman
was arrested this afternoon for embez-
sling about 5000 as clerk in the office
OF the American Steamship Company.
He confessed the act.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-05
NOTICE.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

HARNESS MANUFACTURERS.
Sauerman, John, 219 seventeenth street.
HARDWARE.
Stewart Il Montgomery, 1890 second avenue.
MERCHANT TAIL0RS.
Wendt II. 1902 second avehEe.
NEWS DEALERS,
Wilmans, j. NJ Post Office Block
NEWSPAPERS.
The Rock Island DAILY ARGUS; published every
posite Postofiice, Best advertising medium in the
city.
The Rock Island WEEKLY ANGUS; published
every Friday. A fine job department in connec
tion with the establishment
RESTAURANTS AND CONFECTIoNERs.
Krell, Fred, 1919 second avenue.
Evers, Fred, 1911 second avenue
STAT1oNERs,
Wilmans, J. M, Post Office Block.
SALOONS,
Challberg, G. j., 1924 second avenue
Wolff, Oh, Market Square
Nestphal, John, 1872 second avenue.
MATCH MAKERS
Bromley, G. A, 1917 second avenue.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-05
FLOUR.
THE MARKETS.
de
CORRECTED DAILY BY HEN

CHICAGO, Dec. d.
Rodiger & McIntyre's market circular this
evening gives the following range of prices:
Wheat-January, opened 971lc, closed 97c;
February, opened 9S19c, closed 975sc.
May, opened $l.05, closed S104A
February, opened SIC, closed 56$sc; May,
opened 5S3lc, closed 5S9c. Oats-May,
Opened 313sc, closed 81 &c. Porl-Februasy,
opened $l3 621%, closed $3.50 Lard-Febru-
ary, opened SS.57115, closed S8.621%
Live Stock-Hogs-Ma moderately
active, firm, and prices a shade higher
Light grades selling at 81 4004.S5 for
common to choice heavy mixed packing
at S4.30@4.80 for common to fair, and
shipping, $4.S0M5.4 40 and a bunch of extra
heavy sold at $3.50 Cattle-Strong; exports,
S6.3O@6G0; good to choice, S5.4O@6 Is; com
mon to fair, 81. 25@5. 25; butchers 81. 25@4 90;
stockers, So 25GQ425; Texans, So. 90Q4sO.
Produce-Butter- Higher for fine; trade
slack; fine creamery, 37@3Sc; fancy dairy,
S0@32c; good dairy, 22@25c; poor to fair
grades, 90l5c. Eggs-Fresh, 26@27c; ice
house stock 23@ 24c; picked, 2Dc. Potatoes
Early roo' or peachblows, 35@4Oc; other va
rieties, @503Oc no sale at all for poor.
New YOrk.
New YORK, Dec 4
Wheat-opened 1z095c higher, subse-
quently became weaker and lost most of ad-
vance. Active speculative trading. No.
white, nominal; No red December, 81. 107k
@l11H; January, 81 1880 l3hl; February,
81. 1.1416(11 15A; May, 81. ~ @l204. Corn
-A@15c higher, fairly active; mixed west
ern spot, 59865c; future, 6@a4 id67Ac Oats
H@%c higher; western, dG@42c. Provis-
ions-Beef, quiet and steady; new extra,
s12. so; pork, firm; spot new mess, sl40o@