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No. 517.-Enigma.

NO. JI 4.-LuISnds
many thrilling scene unfold;
/ turn to silver pale yeur gold;
! steal your brightest gems away,
hide them from the light of day;
j make your wisdom folly seem;
Your brilliant past, q faded dream.
And though my touch is hard, you say,
kiss your sharpest pangs away;
But, IL you use me faithfully,
Your bright reward will come, in me.
DOprny
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Steamship.
New York Herald.l
Here are some of them:
"Good-by."
"Hope you have an awfully jolly time"
Don't be seasick, now"
"Good-by."
"All sshorel" lin hoarse tones by an on
cinl)
Gwen miss you terribly"
eighteen monshsl Why, we may be all
dead when you get back"
"Good-by, old fellow"
"No, Pm not going-goOd-by."
"An ashorei"
"We'n write as soon as we get there"
"Give my love to the folks.'
"Good-by.'
call eshoIeI" and the hoarse footing Of
IL whistle browns al other sounds as the
last lingerers are hurried to the dock.
And SO it goes every day.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-03-13
FOREIGN LAMBS.
Trying TO Prove an Aiihi.
.s sRsx N@ka sTH es&N-
The Isonaon Times Thiaks President
Greyy Wishes to Resign.
The French Radget.

PARIS. March 1a.-sDoesuaents have ar
rived here showing that John Walsh,
who was arrested at Havre at the instance
OF the British government. was not In
Dublin al the time the Phoenix Park
murders We're committed.
HAvRE, March 13.-Patriek Casey is
English detective VINO assisted ia the ap-
prehension of Walsh on French territory
PARIS. March 13.-Dstectivss who are
watching the socialists believe that Prince
Jerome Napoleon and Rouher are eogni-
zant of the deings of the rioters,
ST. PETERsBURa. March 1S.-The. last
act of Gortschakoff was To dictate q
telegram to the Czar, salating him on the
occasion of hls birthday.
1t is reported that the Chief Sovereigns
and Princess who were at Berlin during
the celebration of the silver wedding of
the Crown Price and Princess, agreed to
be present at the coronation OF the Gar
by ambassadors only =.
LONDON, March f8.-The 7imes cor
respondent at Paris, speaking of the
runlor that President Grevy intended to
resign, says The general political sita
ationis making constantstrides towards
radiealism The chronic instability of
the cab met; the insults of the reactionary
organs; and the threats made at anareh-
list meetings, exp'an the de ire of 0resy
TO resign the presidency. The budget
for '84 has been presented in the chamber
of deputies. The total increase of ex-
penditures is estimated 600. 900 franco;
estimated revenue 8, EOS. .e4O e25 and ex
penditures 3, 103, All. 165 francs.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-03-13
Bill Arp and the Bows Pick Sweet Potatoes

For some time past have been antici-
patiRg big frolic for me and the child
rem. for my sweet potatoes were very
tine, and so the other day We got ap
sarly breakfast and set in for the day.
1t took the plow bog an hour or SO 10
clean off the vines for start, and !
helped him with a four prong hoe wheel
the plow got too fnll to carry. Then me
and the three little boys undertook to
pick up IS fast as the plow turned EN-
out. was to give a quarter 10 the chap
who found the biggest potato, which
soon found was bad policy for it made
'em run over and skip a good many lit
tie ones and II kept me busy picking up
what they had left. The frolic was
splendid for half n day and I enioxed
seeing the big, ones roll up TO the SUR
face almost AS much as | did Wh,'n q
boy. but after dinner didn't feel mnel
like going back, but | had to go. aud /
went aud stitri. to il until nj rift and we
bunthed EN- in little plies and e,vert-tl
'ein up with the vines. iid tie next day
we went al il ae ain, bnt | s!isln't 20
with the me aiacrity, aud tie b.,ys vot
tired OF aasuiing for the biggest aila aud
one OF 'ena took the heaat,-tae aud laid
down in the shade. and | Thought he
might have 0yerNoFhe.t linn self aud
sent him To the house To rest, aiui in
fifteen minutes he was setting the dog
on cut up tree aud having ii bully
time We only counted on day ami a
half to close ont the job. and we worked
hard ana faithful, and IL took ~ three
whole days, and | never saw liz. like of
potatoes ON an acre of ground. and to-
wards the heel of the last day. which
WAS yesterday. was So tired OF seeing
'em roll OUT and picking 'en up
W0uldn'f hare dug another patch IL any-
body haa give II 70 me The last day. q
digging was among the yarns, and the
Enilky glue that run otlf Of en- got 30.
thick on my hands ] had % soak azId
rub and scrap6 sem for m hour to get
It on and II ain'f all Of yet. and my
fingers locked like they used TO when i
had been hul1ing Mainaafs all day Sakur-
day. But believe In potatoes and lake
comfort In having plenty of seni during
the winter, and / have always felt B
feeling of pride and confidence In our
sunny South. because we could raise to
perfecaion four things that the Yankees
can't. and these are cotton and coWpeass
and Bermuda grass and potatoes. When
our farmers leaEn how 70 rmise these
things to perfection, We can defy the.
world and Che. flesh. and mighty nigh
keep the old devil ut . respeetahae dis
lance. Aklasxfa Co7astskutlpsz
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-03-13
bUKEs.NUTT MURDRR TMTAa..

UNIoNTowN, Pa. March 13.-The
Dukes Mutt murder trial was resumed this
morning. Letters written by Dukes to
Capt Mutt were put in evidence. and
created q sensation. Dukes acknowledges
ha had Illicit intercourse with Nuts
danahter. and gives alleged town Iumors
respecting her charactsz. He gives it al
his opinion that Miss Mutt is in 3 delicate
condition, and suggested that abortion
might save the homer of his daughter anf
family Prosecution rested.
The defense proceeded to show aftel
tragedy Dukes said he was sorry for wha
he had done, hut acted only in self-de
him
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-03-13
4 DivmEsp nEcl.aRRp.

NEw York. March 1a.--Ths executive
COMMITTEES Of the Western Union have re
solved 20 advise the board OF directors a
the meeting TO morrow 10 declare a aivi
dend or per cent. payable April is,
next. This Is the largest dividend thai
has ever been declared.
On the arrival of the steam ship Hud
son from New Orleans ii was discovered
that she was on ere in the hold The
vessel was flooded. She was loaded with
cotton Value OF cargo and vessel about
half million.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-03-13
sLERPER BURNkB.

PrTFsRURa, March 13.4The Wash
layton sleeper on the western express,
due here at S.z5 .. m. caught IRE near
Wilmere station. Allegheny mountain, al
A O'Clock this morning. was entirely con
sumed. The passengers escaped without
injury, but lost nearly all their clothing
When the train arrived here many of the
passengers were half named. The Pull
msn company's loss is $20.0 600.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-03-13

Racine. Via, March 73.-Chris Heck
d Co., made soioatary assignment As
ssss and liabilities, SS5, 600.
WASHINGTON March 13.-The board oi
directors appointed by the commiste on
labor legislssion, organized by authority
Of the last congress of the National Labor
Union, submit to the organized trade I'm
ions and assemblies of labor of the United
States manifesto, headed with stirring
Ncan to your tents, @. Israel" The man
ffesto densuhces the majority of senators
as lawyers retained by federated capital
lists; demands an extra session OF congress
as remedy for impending strikes. ansi
advises all wOrkmen to join the work
msn's union.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-03-13
ArRN TnouAANp BLAZE.

HARTEoRB, Wis, March IA build
s Ing .wned by Mrs. Nenis and occupied
NV lnilliners and dress makers, and q
iewelers shop. Yves destroyed BY lire.
Loss over @10, 900; uninsured.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-03-13
guK WkArtsRR.

WAsaissToS. March L.. Indications
for the upper Mississippi and Missouri
valleys faiF weather, variable winds,
stationary or lower hIgher temperature,
lower pressure Lower sfissnari valley
will fall slowly
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-03-13

HooPEsToN. Tl, March 19.-H- B.
Mayors dry good store and adjoining
building. occupied By the American and
United States express Company . burned.
Loss S15. 600; insurance about 810. 600.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-03-13
ReNs R0BRER GIVING EvIBENcE AGAINST
Ma PALS.

Sr. J0sRPH, No., March 1S.-The case
Of Enoa J. Crowther. charged with COM
plicifg In robbing the city vaults Of
S100 900 In city bonds about year age.
In now on trial. John 3. Cox. one OF the
defendants. turned states evidence and
seszEnsa tsat Ne, sogefher with Crowther.
Irwin anA Scott. planned and commitEed
the robbsry. subsequently, Scott and
Irwin went 60 New York 20 negotiate the
bonds, NJ
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-03-13
a HEAVY LBss.

AssuRx PARK. N j.. Afaret IL The
new Queen Anne villa of Wni. a Street
al Rulnson Park, burned this morning
1t was only partially completed aud u
portion OF the loss falls upon the coRtrar
ior E4oss $50 OO0
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-03-13
AseFnER FAIt.D8E

ALBANY, March 13-Frlend Ham.
phsey & Sons, heather dealers. assigned.
There are thirty nlne preferred creditors
whose claims amount To 8123. 329
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-03-13
Milwaukee Market.

.I Mtisw AUkEE, March IS
y sWlIEAT-IrregnIar and nnsettled; No 2 o94l
3, 93. No q. IS.
8 C0RN--Ea sier; 5Sl1
= OATS-Tame; A.. .-5as tts ..F
RYE-Lewer 6l1s
BARLE1-SteaAv: 80 -'a
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-03-13

lEFEERsoE GFTF. March IS Downing i
htgh iicense bin as Il passed the ssnate
was passed by the house today By one
majority, and II now law.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-03-13
ChIcagO Market.

FtIIcAao March Il.
sToCk
HOGS-Receirfs II 500: fairly active: prices
nnehange d light, So6ti Is mixed ppek4ng Is so
O. lai heavy packing and shipping ael Z 50.
IE-ReceiPts 4. 500; afhi eA ports Is SOC
o0; GOOD tochoiee shipping, ftsdaG ~
aHa cRA,Sst; sssss
WHEAF-1Inwer; rttsIl8f aststs ak;f1 April
1925 Mays / l39s Jnne ffr -
May; 62 June.
!. oATs-Lower: 4ei3 March; fsll April 44ss
May ;4a sQe44 Jnne axe -
RYE-65la
3 BA ARLEY RS $50 '-sfs5& ~ ~
= WI1ISK EA.--E IL r.as ss,ft ssIa
$ FLAX SEED--I Is.
PORK Shade higher; 81 q March: SO se@
3sS 25 April: SIs ~ May
LARD-Shade higher; $li % Aarf4 ,sl1 -
April; S1l 531a May.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-03-13
wIlKRD OUT oa Tas wlNp.,

xouAaaFowN. O. hTarch 18 John
aalliaPs s. while asleep walksd out OF q.
IN. .naEa skoFy window of sfhe Union House
s;l .sls morning, and falling So feet was
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-03-13

WAsanxaTon March 1S Maaagascar
treaty was ratified AZ the state department
this morning.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-03-13
FOUR DOl.I.aRs a DIY.

BosToN. March 13 Stone masoas re-
solved to demand four dollars per day
after the Ist of May.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-03-13
Cave In Of Mine,-The Miners have q
LneEy Escape.
Jewelels, Milliners, Dressmakers and
Express Companies stores Burn. s
The Captare Of the Murderer OF Pise
Hen.
The Creditors Of Geo. II. Tayior & Co.,
Agree to Take 40 Per Cent.
A saeepaag Car Buraed, 1.-The PasseR-
gers Escape.
Fhe Dnkss-sutt Murder Trial.


DEADwooD, D. r., March 1S.-An ex-
tensive cave ia occurred IN the Highland
1niae. The miners all managed to escaps
uninjured excepting one. who was fatally
hurt.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-03-13
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-01

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, June 30
Bicrne was represented, 1t Is reported, by
mond, and Elan by John Smelling and
John q. Lewis and son. Elan il danger
ously shot through the right thigh. He Is
at The hotel at Waynesboro and has
tclcgriphcd for his wife. Bierne passed
Charlottesville for Richmond on the 1920
do,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-01

NEW YORK, June 30.-The approximate
figures Of the business failures over the en-
tire country for the half year ending to-day
compiled by Il. G, Dun & Co., indicate a
marked increase In the number and extent
Of the liabilities as compared with the cor
responding period OF the two previous
years. For the first six months Of 1881 the
failures were 1852. for the first six months
Of 1882, 1857; tor the first half OF 1888,
4,6S7 The liubiiti ~ show greater in
crease. In 1881 the liabilities OF the first
six months were S40, 200. 900. In 1889 they
were $50, 900, 900. For the iirst six months
Of 1893 they reached S66, 000, 900.
The increase In the liabilities
for the last half year Is attributable largely
to speculative failures IN the west, but even
deductlng the indebtedness springing from
this cause, the increase In failures and liza
bilities is very marked. II is noticeable,
however, that during the second quarter OF
the year the mercantile disasters are much
less than IN the first quarter, In
which the bulk OF the increase occurs, 40
that II Is possible the worst part Of the
year has been got over. Reports rs to the
business outlook from ninety seven trade
centers indicate more-bopeful feeling AZ to
the future.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-01
A Fast Young Mans Troubles.

New YORK, June 30. Samuel Stern, a
young man OF good education and pleasing
address, son OF Joseph Stern, dealer in
clothing aud clothes at No. 25s Canal street,
was arrested yesterday, charged with hsy-
ing swindied number OF merchants In this
city by means Of bogus checks. The detec-
tiyes had been searching foryoung Stern for
several months, and they 6ually captured
him in the Bowery. The first complaint
against him was received by the police from
Mr.. Charles W. Schuman, jeweler, at
No. "A John street, who reported that Stern
had purchased iewelry and diamonds from
him TO the amount OF $50, and had paid for
them with check which subsequently
proved 70 be worthless. From the deserip
tioa given OF the swindler. IN the above
case, IL was learned that Stern was the OPP
orator in each case. When arrested he was
brought to police headquarters, who're he
was Identified by three OF his victims. He
made full confession TO inspector Byrnes,
He said that his father was the senior mem
Der OF the frm Of Joseph Stern Il Son, in
whose store he was employed. He be-
came
INFATUATED WITH A WOMAN
Of bad character, and for nearlya year be-
fore September 1889, be had been stealing
from his fathers store TO procure money 10
lavish on her. He was Ia the habit Of Wis
iting his fathers store every Sunday for
months, and carrying of with him roll of
cloth which he disposed Of
through third party. In
this way he stole probably be-
tween u 600 and S., 900 worth Of goods. In
September, 1882, he luarreed with his
father and left bis employ, ard since then
he has had no r. gular employment and no
permanent home. Philip Tobias, aged
forty-nire, OF No. 346 Bowery, was arrest
ed last evening charged with receiving and
disposing OF some OF the goods stolen from
his fathers store by Stern, and also por-
tons Of the jewelry obtained by him on the
bogus checks. An elder brother Of Stern
was sent to the state prison ten years ago
for grand larceny. On bis release he wen.
to Texas, where he now lives.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-01
The Hill Investigation.

WASHINGTON, June 80. In the Hill in
vestigation John Macarthur, architect In
charge OF the Philadelphia public building,
was asked his opinion as an expert whether
1t cost more to complete the Philadelphia
building under the modified contract than
it would have cost under the ID per cent
contract. Objection was made, and an ar
gument ensued, Finally the witness
was permitted TO answer, aud
SAID the work under modified
contract was inferior in quality TO that
performed under the 10 per cent. con-
tract.
The witness thought ten per cent. would
be fair estimate as to superiority OF
the work under the fifteen per cent. con-
tract.
Bartlett, Robbins Il Co.. IS case was then
taken up, and Gen. Stinemetz resumed
the analysis OF the charges OF Bartlett,
Robbins Il Co. for extra work upon the
New York post office, The examination Of
stinemetz upon this branch Of the case was
concluded and the committee adjourned till
Monday, when Stinemetz will be cross-ex-
aminel.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-01

NASHVILLE, Tee, June, 3O.--A promi.
nent lawyer OF this CITY who accompanied
me into the court room where ex Treasurer
Polk Is on trial, declares doubt Of David
son county furnishing twelve men qualified
10 sit In the jury box. The prisoner was
the cynosvre OF the eyes OF several hundred
spectatoryAs he hobbled upon his wooden
leg and took chair alongside that Of his
leading counsel. His face bespeaks an ex-
ceedingly weak but never vicious chsrac-
ter. His full, watery-blue eyes, effcmi-
patey mouth and chin, and
small, delcately pointed nose, all indicate
him as devoid Of decision onfrmness. His
rudy complexion and pufiiness OF face de-
note high living, Despite the marked
greyness, which appears to be premature,
OF hair, moustache and imperial, he looks
the picture OF dependent child leaning
upon It's parents AS he bends now and then
toward one or the other OF his advocates.
The latter, Nessrs. East, Collier and Chill
dress, are men OF years, legal acumen ami
forcible determination, who will contest
every inch Of ground. The attorney gen
eral, Mr.. Montgomery, IL o brilliant young
lawyer OF thirty five and his assistant, Mr..
Dodd, appointed by Governor Bate, scarcely
older; so, even II Il jury II obtained, the
prosecution will find Itself jostled at every
step In the proceedings, and the trial Ia
likely TO consume several weeks.
Only one more juryman was obtained this
morning, making four all told. 1t IL ex.
IRENE doubtful whether the full Jury can be
secured, but il II Is done not less than three
thousand persons will have to be Sum-
moned.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-01
Subsiding Waters.

ST. LOUIS, Missouri, June 3d.
The sidewalk and good pSrt Of the street
on the levee is now free FROM water, and
by to- morrow morning 1t will be possible
to walk from the street in upon the steam
boats on dry ground Business is rapidly
assuming ITS normal condition.
The relief committee at Venice have put
an end to supplying, people with rations
who are at all able TO get along
without.
The relief funds received at Venice 80 far
amount TO S3lT. OF this S268 has been OK
pended and the committee hope 20 make
the balance do till Monday.
In all 1903 families, numbering All persons,
have received aid. As usual IN cases of this
kind jealousies are beginuing 10 make their
appearance.
The relief committee Of Brooklyn have
thus far received $50, and appear to be
doing very well on that. Squire Sites,
who il the chairman ofthe relief committee,
is giving good satisfaction In the dist ibu-
ton OF the provisions which no procured
for the funds.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-01

JOLIET, Ill.,, June 30.-Mr. Frank
Fellows, for many years connected with
the State Penitentiary here In position OF
high trust, died in his home, yesterday
He had risen from his breakfast table and
was tying his shoes, when bis mother saw
him fall y the floor on his face. When she
raised him up blood was pouring from his
mouth and he bled to death from internal
hemorrhage. He was aged sixty and un-
contracted while serving in the prison. His
aged mother is the only one OF the family
left
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-01

NEW YORK, June S.-It has been re-
ported that firm OF tobacco merchants in
Philadelphia hss been guilty Of using labels
Of other firms for the purpose Of selling in
ferior grades OF tobacco. The principal
sufferer has been the firm OF 7. Lorllord &
Co., OF this city. their tags having been
most used on plug tobacco. Proceedings
have been taken TO have the practice stop
ped, and criminal actions will be begun in
the courts.