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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-04

The foreign kilograms to the London
Times, including long letter from Khar
toum, cost on single day in October
SIC, 900.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-04

There is a rumor in the east that sena~
tor Edmunds will not be a candidate for
reelection.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-04

Mrs Victoria Huelskamp is said TO haze
a fine voice for driving horses, drinking
beer and eating onions.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-04

Halc's Honey of Horchound and Tar
has far larger sale than other cough
medicine.
Pixies Toolhache Drops cure in one
minute.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-04

A New Bedford man is missing, and
his friends offer $25 for his recovery. If
he has any self respect at all he will never
allow himself to be discovered by COM
munitY which values him so cheaplY.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-04
AID. SlLVllsl !!.l,! .! I!AIIIG.
UUpp, ,,rII TRADE. EASILY LEARNED.
orxCE $3.50.

.,meet long felt want for conven
snd portable PLAT q e. Apparatus pa't dshyu
With W nn,C'.Fc and NIcK1 PLATING on WATCHES,
GOLn, elPn'yGs. KNIVES, Forks and SPOONS, have
CHAlSs,n n Sboye low priced set, consisting OF
made 'P lined with ACid-proof Cement
TANK iis of Battery that Will deposit 30 penny
Three ce ,f mrtala day, hanging Bars, Wire, Gold
weight % aue ouart of Silver solution and half
sOlltouf S%ickle. Also box of BRIGHT LUsTRE,
gallon 5' i've. the metal the bright aud lGstrous ap
iba WIZ If finished work. Remember, these
peafalt.. are not exhausted, but viii PLATE any
.oluon arrc!es if the simple book of instruc
numptr s""irved. Any one can do il. A Won
tons =, ,s,rE Eor Fifty Cents Extra will
an. wv MAINS or RINGS that can be Cold Plated
send SI for Two DOLLARS mere than To the %,1 w49le
out1ll cTTGF PF0PLE,' which offers unrigalled
fgn ALL sent FEE fn@ successful
can pe EFHEHRER, this is practical outfit
LI %iI warrant it, or it can be returned at my
eSprnsv q 20, balance TO he collected when de
reePi u Next size outfit, with Tank 12xl0xb, on
FeTeEn IN TRY IT, Profits over 800 per cent.
\ so'UVyt free Atlres,
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AN ON PnARMAcIsr.

! have had To do with Blood Diseases ana
selling Blood ktmed os for o. years, ana do
nol hesitate 10 sny hat Swfl's 'SpoclHc h ths
Isl ,uluDers OF cures ur Blood Poison by
us use nuNe come under my observation ana
some oi thcW wonderful Its nh rNcelient
lohic, ana Is used largely by delicate ladies
ana children. Being enu'ely vegetable n
nVrs nul pr &c any bad effects Ike potash
VIZ, uros, ana ID The most satisfactory REM
Guy 'hSt lselt q. w. DIXON,
Auburn, Ala, Sept Is. lsSl
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INOOULArEn rnIsoNl

some e'ghtyeHrs ago became the VIetlm
OF earInl Blood Poison, communicated by
nurse 90 my inmnt, and th nee throuas
w breast ahd Suffered for six long years
70 LriVe the poi on further Into my system
ohly 10 bresk out In worse iorm on other nor
lions OF my body. Three months ago began
hklhg SNlits Specific, and has cured als
which has come to mankind Ina years.
hhs. W. LIE Greenvlile, Ala, sent. I,lSs4
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MSD,ClNEs

h ~ GENE DEN,UX, OF FRAN NIX
4, mate Us mis- svent for the state OF rexs.
On hoiai Restorative or VitsllYerD All
Nlctu With nervous debility, loss OF mar.
.ool aud all Kindred diseases, should nj one.
tlW ,,el his circular from which TO learn Inc
use OF me diseases above mentioned. then
AZ once procure from us. or fhromoh ne si' On
S' ..' Vt"shiN, on BY nresS, the never-f ailiue
'"''"No G"owUUs Il BALDWIN.
ft,. ,,t..M no;eshe Druggists, Dallas, texas.
~ ',',tl ~ IloWcti brOS'. and j. l.. Wiil,AIn,s
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vANDERhILr,s BILLIONS

,,SSo9'd mo- buy rom me what Swlftis spa.
~ ~. uda uone Tor nae. IL cured me OF Seronl
Y, ~ lts worst form. amer had suffered wits
IT n'tSh lou wears, aud had tried ali ths
,eledlesi only to break down my health anJ
make me almost hello, Ss "N''''" anu
MRS. ELlAABETH BAKER.
AcWOrih. Ga, July Is. ISsI
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ulcers sasyEARs,

member OF my church has been entiralx
v ..uu oihn liberated sore leg of twenty-fiys
years landing by using two bottles of Syyift,s
HrJ3o'nc', sue had various kinds of treatment
SI p, mug am 81 des air OF being wen,
HWlits SPECIFIC cured Der, aud she feels that
sue has q new lease ON life, S"'
rh "ltuMPLER, Ppstor Meth. Church.
Macon, Ga July II, 1885,.
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Sick Headache.

Ono single Oooe a Baii.Y's saliaa ApsrlsDs
will cure IL mae times IL ten cates. I.is ths Mild
81, beat lnd cheapest substitute for Fiis in the
world. Il crss Constipaiirn, biiousssas, sick
stsfnscl, sick headache hsort .burs, acid stomach
relieves iadis stinn, refreshes and invigoxatss
the weak and feeble cheers the depressed, actS
gssily upon !he liver and kidneys, sllavs symp.
toin' Of tsvtt, promotes hoalthtul se0pirsucn,
regulates the nor Of bile, nitigates The panss "A
Rheumatism, clesnsss the stomach and koepa tho
brain cool and clear.
When you need q paHs9sVe--tfy il. Iarse
bott'es - cents. IL il - pleasant IA slAs. q
~ soda water. Sold everywhere
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-28

|k an ',au, look here, you know how
~ tbst e,iNnus your wife *, and you
Il hnr Oaticr's Iron pills will re
|bnv now why not DO fair about Il
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ECzEmA,s

ny d4nghter, seven years old has been af
, ,.',t WIN eczema Tor two years. and after
w I'm otheF remedies in vain, gave hAr
SWiits Sp cite $, : =, and one and n haf
itlies cured her sound and we'll. II IL the
pesj blood remedy in the country,
slRs. NJ, $. JUDKINS,
CadGrtOwn Mil, July 3D. IsJ4
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~ seli.eyident that n physician PAYING
lMllculat attention 20 a class OF cases attaf6
IreM SKI Y, and physicians I'm regular praetisB
w over the country knowing this, frequently
recommend cases 10 She oldest olice In Amerf.
ga where every known appliance Is resorted
70, aud lhe proved good remedies OF al
Asts nhd countries are used, 4 whole house IL
80 TOT once purposes and all are treated with
Lhlll IN a respectful manner; and, knowing
what 10 90, no experiments are made. ON aSs
count or the great number applying, the
ehargca are kept low, often lower than IL DE-
msnded ny others. II You secure the skin and
Fetaspeedy and perfect life cure, that IL Ms
inlorlali matter, Pamphlet, 70 pages. Seat
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viii !, you cough wheu Shlloh's
aud y7'e immediate relief. Price
~ ~ Sold by ]. N, Uouse,
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j.. B L o o ID

Ar lntere' my reatis6 on Blood and Skin D.s~aaes
viii be melted ce 10 any one vino anil sanI
N'sSs % beSwits @ciic Co .Dnwsrs Z, Atlspss tjs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-28

( 4 Eenknovn gentleman Gays: an,
vile has been IA delicate health for M
teen ycuH She ruilerCd icarmlly ever
mus,h with pains and excessive mense.,
Doctors could 10 hcruu good. One bottle
I OF MrFiiaes Wine OF Cardui restored hel
heItn, ana she gained eighteen pounds
WI WI. ln two months while mEinr Il J
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holsree's Wias OF Cardui ia recon-.
D7ndsd FOR painful Inuutbiy habit,
dii0oult, suppressed, excessive and
Irregular Henses, Whites, Failing oS
ihs Womb, Change of Life, General !
Debility aHd - toaie Tor delicate |
ladies, Il was tested ia sOsO eases
aud cared edOO OF them. TIA aston.
iss'sg action rnystiheS Doctors, dc. I
lighted sufferers, and restored thoz.
sands OF serrsrins women ~ health
AID happinss., Druggists sell II MT
9i'oe psE Bottle. A siIty-four page
Peuphlss telling ali about IL free b.
wall.
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Tie Joker.h VI Wv" SuoNius
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Shis pare vine IL n simple yeee- :
'ablo extract without Intoxicating
qualities, ana hsH proved to be the
most astonishing TONIC FOR WOMEN
6nowG g. Nedical science.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-28

Nos; as aud oet ran between Fort Worth
and Marshall ny daily sIcspt Sunday Nos. l5I
hn1 10y connect at Fort Worth With trains Ia
and from Colorado. Nos s0t mn ond Q,,,
take meals al the Union depot.
SOlld trains 81 PaSO 10 ~. Louis Ais. Dial.
lss 70 san Antonio, etc. Fast time, trst-class
equipment, sure connection.
Sec tng. Dur ticket reads vim tine 're,ns a
Pacific rauway,
For maps, time tables, tickets, rates and All
required Information, can ON or address
b. y. TURNER
tleket Agent, 0A Main street, Dnllss, Tex,
HIP. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texa4
y. ". NCCULIOUGH,
yea fats uus Ticket agent, Galveston, Tot
W. u. NEWMAN,
trntlV Manager. Galveston Texa.
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z. 2 OU N d!
FOR LADIES ONLY.

REMEDY cudOrsedhy Tn, hes Physicians
ana nugsisiS 40 Us nome.
REMEbN that Mr. G. W. O'Ncu. Good
water, Ala says rniSe1 his wife from am in
val Us bed, lmd lac believes spNeI her M.
A kth EDA of which t ptOmi Fcut NtlHuta.
merchant s1id: 81 would have given 500 as
soon z would q nickic fnr w'ut2 hnitCs
OF your medicine did for my daughter"
4 bEMEDN IN regard 10 viii h -. J. Cas-
ellis, MD, dru.Gis ThumHsville, IA, saws:
vi an recall Instances iu when 10 afforded
re y. Glicr al the u>u 81 remedies failed
y kENEDV shout witch lr. u. Is. F,rre'I
LAGRANGE, Ga, " e.:"i have used Tor the
Hast 20 years the Wcd Inc sou -ie puttlug
mp, tud consider o. the tv combination
ever Ziien toyo,h 'or the lses.s Tor
y hich 80 is recommended
4 EEMEOT about Nhich Or. Jos Br.uhRn.
Atlanta, SAID; "l have examined Ca. rte
Clpa have no ucs 'tStiun n advising tie
use, aud conn lently recommend It."
REMEDY witch the Rev IL. b johnson
near Marietta, Ga, SAYS hc has used In his
i0Wlly with the "utniu1i sptisftcu u,"und
recommended Il tn three families who
lnn' - go nr j. II Whit 10 l. rVcuumen LED.
n hk6EDA OF which Psmbsrton, Ivsrson &
lennituu say; I'VE have beau selling 10
Tor many years with Cuustau ~ inarsaslng
sNios, The article i siNps With Us and
q, otNOsO'Lts srlt'
\ REMEDY 81 which Lamar, Rankin 4 La
NOR say; Two 'u.d Z gro,s IN four months
HuJ never soih IL l. any place bat what 10
kLhEDV by which nr. Bsugh Of La
Stshso, Ca ~ =: 81 cured one - he
most Obstiuute cases Of NICARiOus NEN-
SITUATION thH' ever came within NV
6nuvtuds-, with few bottles"
REMEDY OF which Or. j. G.. llus., y Ia
suga, Ala, saws; 81 Am fully Convinced
tnst H. uuriVulri fr that aSs odds, x,ex
which % cl inns 90 Curtr
4 KEMEuT ab lut which Malor John G.
VIII tuer uf At, ,nt}L well -nd tavorahly
known all over the Unite Slatos ~ @ Gem
erti Insurance Agent says; II used this
rem dy before the war, ON = lar vlnuta-
tHu, ON great number OF ogses, always
with absolute success
A EiNENG about which Mr. t.w. Strange,
uf CWtors die, Oa.. crttiaes that one bottle
cured two members Of his family uf men,
strUa' irrcgu'Ur.ty OF many years ssuliug
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pl 5IH5 MARRIAGE GUIDE. |y2sss

Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed for ~
cents IN po'tageor currency, Over hfty wsh-
eerul pen pictures, true to life, articles Or rho
WHY Trooper aRutn marry. Who marry 1rst,
Manhood N9mnuhoud. Plyf,cai lecgy Who
thpnld marry, How '4ie AID nngrinoss may be
tucfcahcC Ihotc Wegf sd a. Col Ten mating
Earr, ms nhoI.G rass y a JHvs. ~ 81 read
by all alult pt'sOtt. tnca ktut auecr iotik ana
key fopN a. u,is'dn alu.e VA Anova, Lut PAPER
81 pogttgf.
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Bladfeld FeIlaIeRoguIatoI

send for our Treatise on ali ealth and Hap
piness of Woman" mailed free.
BHAprIRLD REGULATION co.. Atlanta. Ga.
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i "ul e. nj. W simmons; from Tay-
I county. Opinion Inv Delnu,v
,"ot'viI H. Is urged That the court
WI admitting In evidence the
r., O. attorney from the |, irs of A
Naap,r'9en TO j. Echols and j. T.. PAT
Y gnu lrom ErholS and Patton to
N H n,l verified cnpios were offered
"pl'euAuls objected that the certitl.
H. w a'kuuW tvdaempnt were not
n, ~. 10 admit them % registration,
,N were as follows: "District of o.
KEW county of Washington, |. J..
n ,w't,h Gordon, n notary public in
IN da lhe county and district afore.
,,1oW,", hereby certify that William A..
whose name IN signed To the
~ hhnVe, bearing date of tho am
Il w January, 1877, this day arknowl-
r. lhe same bsrure mo I'm my said
6IsF' Given under my hand and
4 49, seil etc, Followed by tho off
IA ~ s,uia''ure ANA seal. Held: The GER
4. ID Snnl'ieut under the law OF
IA e a. org, Art; 5000 A substantial
q nay ~ with the statute Is sufficient.
8 In ~ mat the court erred in admit
A e'idenco the decd from j. NJ.
4 ~, AZ A. T.. Capcrton. Tho iustru-
IN r,Itn was, In fact, a certified
4 tt','u' Tue records Of Taylor county,
II c' 'S vlerk certified that ait Ia a true
4 # ,ileot copy OF the original deed
4 80 " IN NV oilice.n (Rpv. Stats.
/ - The objections that tho orig.
5cons,Iio' produced was not made In
.cn't below, and the slight verbal
1fpi'o",yy OF The clerk should not cause
'~N''on OF the copy. Affirmed.
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No 2-Aiail and Express, ieaves S.0n'p A
NJ GOING NORTH.
NO, l,-MMl aud Express, arrives D,m A AZ
trains and grim daily SUNDAYS eycented
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,,... PANoRlrt Linz TO TIN
NORTH, EAST AND SOUTHEAST.
PULLMAN PALAGESLEEPlNGC CARS
.,,, DAILY BETWEEN
sf' LOUIS apd DALLAS, FORl WORTH,
DAIJ.AS aud MN ~ tHONi
LEANS WITHOUT
CHANGE.

Pullman sleepers Colorado, Fort Worth
nj Dallas to New Orleans without shsngs.
, 1884-07-04
Congress Rapidly Closing Ot t
Its Business.
Only the Appropriation Bills
To Be Acted On.
The Body VIII Finally Al
jOurn by MOniay.


WASHINGTON, July st seems toler.
ably certain thtt Congress will close its
present session By no1n Of Mon lay next,
the list of the regular appropriation bis
having been passed by the Senate to-day.
Al absolutely n,ce isary work of Con- gress
remaining IN in shcl is nov in conference
comm ttee. 1t il thou, ht by the lea lag
members Of the House that it will be pos
sible to close up this unfin shel business
by Saturd y evening and if this is done
the programme will be to take
a IL c S until Monday ut noon. that IN
tervd being sui lent to allow the enroll
ing of the Appropriation bills m then
to meet only for the purpose Of signing
these bills. The propOsit ton has been un-
DIR consi ~lerat'on to take a recess from
Sltur lag for ten days 50 as to cover the
convention perio !, but this has been set
as lie - imprlcticallc. 1t was concluded
il i re ;css of TINT length were to be taken
thers woul be diff ulty in getting enou.h
members back TO Washington to make Il
quorum in either hOusc, that it would be
imposing unnecessary expense on the
members, an thit it Congress were to as
8 able after the convention the session
wJull 5e pro IN ed in |, in til; Tn or
these C rcdm tanccs it was deemed lie t o
hurry thro lsh The Appropriation bills nd
got aNay Us soon as possible.
, 1884-07-04

The clerks and employees Of the various
mercantile establishments of the city are
whoOp;ng up with much enthus'as tho
question Of early closing. The hours
thty propose are long enough in all con
science, an | amply 81 fl ,ient ia VII n t.
trInsaet all Necessary bus ness. The
extraordinarily long hpur at
present in vogue are merely tn,
result of custom, AMI were the
movement for early closing a unanimous
one it wJull result in n in ,%onyenien, e t.
the people of the city. All the clerks ask
is that the pla, es Of business be closed
every evening except Saturday at I O'Clock.
This mnlest request shoull certainly b,
granted them, AMI the public should gi, e
thom every encouragement in securing
this boon.
, 1884-07-04
Anti Chinese Bill Passes the
Senate.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-rhe anti-Cli-
nese bill was called up by Senator Miller
California;. Senator Platte moved to
strike out the clause excluding Chinese
who are subjects of governments other
than that Of China, Senator Hoar re-
o.hrmel his disipprobation of this class
of legislation. The bill, he said, was
based on blrbarism ami the American
people would, in his opinion, some day
repent the action of Congress on this sub
jet. Senator Miller (Cala.) hoped
Plates motion would not be agreed to.
Platt's motion was not agreed to an the
bill coming at once to a vote was passed
without amendment. Yeas 43, nays II
, 1884-07-04

WASHINGTON, July Sin the contest
ed election case of Craig VS.. Shelly, Of
Alabama, the House committe on cleo
lions to-day decided to report in favor OF
Craig. The committee also agreed to re-
port in favor Of Maginpis in the contested
case Of Botkins vs.. Magipnis, Of Montana.
Shelly and Maginnis are sitting member.
Representative Belmont has been
authorized by the House Committee ON
Foreign Affairs to report the following
resolution as a substitute for Representa-
tive Maybury's joint resolution, intro
duced some time since, directing the Pre-
ident to open negotiations for the renew
al of the Canadian reciprocity treaty Of
1854, that in the opinion the House closer
commercial relations with other States on
the American continent would be Of mu-
tual advantage, and should the executive
see fit to consider the propositions for
ireer m with the Dominion Of
Canada, ~ h negotiations would DC
viewed with favor.
, 1884-07-04
>rw I.ocsI. Nor,cs-


See. ! of article ,, of the ordinances of
he city of Cheyenne, provides IF any
person shall, within this city, fire or dis
barge any cannon, gun, iowling piece,
pistol or any fire arms Of any description,
n fire, explode or set off any squip, crack
er or other thing containing powder,
without first having permission from the
0oard of trustees, or written permission
rom the mayor; every such person shall
ln conviction, be fire. in a sum not less
han one SD dollar, and not exceeding
one hundred lsl0o) dollar" This ordi-
u will receive especiil attention by
The officers of this city on the coming
Fourth of July. and | ask the co-opera-
ton of every citizen in this particular to
he end that the celebrations of that day
may not be marred by the loss of life aud
property. Nrey Respectfully,
WIN. X. SCHNTrGER, City Marshal.
, 1884-07-04

MARsEILLEs, July 3.--Three deaths
from cholera are reported since las: nigh.
At least ,OO0inhabitantS have iel. -Four
hundred poor workmen from Toulon were
sent back to that city. The panic is UNI
questionably on the increase. The physi-
clans and chemists of the city have hell a
meeting and d~ecllrei the alarm senseless.
The rate Of mortality at present they aver
does not excel that of periods of great
heat. They express the belief that many
deaths attributed to cholera are really due
to other causes. The municipal authori-
ties have decided to forcgo the customary
exclamation July Il.
, 1884-07-04

The Alert team for the rae y to-lw s
opposed orc. w. Jones, Captain; Jen
Ii IS, L. Nee rank, H.. Rpp, A. I.
Whitman, w. II. Murray, Ira Frcden-
dali, L. Cald veil. j. StrouD A. Shill:n j.,
B. Smalley, GoIboll AMI w. Richlri-
son.
The Pionner Hook team VIII consist Of
S, Fin h, clptaini II. Bake, ass slant
captain; c. +, Merit, J.. NJ. Mesls, T.
Croft, l. L. Rs, +. A Fol, j. ii
Warlanmot, n. Anderson, w. A. Kirk
wood, p. S. Cook, j. Thomson, and b.
Van lyke, Climber.
The Shsri lth has selc tod tn, follow
ing: William Tenor, captain; John
Burke. William Moore, William Clark,
w Ham E,khurst. John Etkhurt, John
Patrick, William Wilson, John Hailtoa,
Ell. Anderson, Thomas Hale, John Lang
and Charles Chandler.
, 1884-07-04
Foreign Notes.

PARIS, July Sat the Jeromist meet
ing lust night, Pascal made a violent
speech, declaring that Prince Victor had
forfeited I'll right to the throne because
he provoked Il division in the party. a
resolution of devotion to Prince Jerome
was passed.
LONDON, July 3.-The Faraday has
laid 200 miles Of the eastern shore md
Bcnnett-Ma kay cable.
Bra laugh, next Wednesday, will sub
nit 70 the meeting Of the electors Of
Northampton whether he shall cont nue
h claim tor the seat in Parliament which
he has never been allowed to Occupy.
, 1884-07-04

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The Secretary
Of State to-day received a cable message
from Consul Mason at Marseilles as TO-
lows: The situation is worse at Toulon.
Deaths average ten daily; there were thir-
teen yesterday. 1t is conceded to be
Asiatic cholera. The epidemic is station
airy at Marseilles. There were six deaths
Friday, eight Saturday, four Sun lay, five
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Some
Of the cases are apparently Asiatic
cholera. The remain Ter are infantu.n or
sporadic. There are twelve cases at the
Special Hospital Many thousan Is have
! ft for the interior. The steamer Bur
ganiia sailed for New York on Sunday
without passengers. No emigrLBts to
the Statea are reported.
, 1884-07-04
The Porter Bin K1lled.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-After the read
ing Of the journal the Chair laid before
the Senate the Fitz John Porter veto
message, which was read. The question
leing-'Shall the bill p IS notwithst nd
ing the objections Of the President
Tie yeas and nays were taken without de-
bate, and resulted in a tie vote. Yeas,
~; nays, -. Two thirds not voting IN
the affirmative the ill failed to pass. The
vote in detail is yeas: Bayard. Beck,
Brown, Eu;lcr, Call. Cameron (Pennsyl-
v%ania), Cochran, Coke, Fir, Farley,
G 'rland, George Groome, Hampton.
Harris, Hoar, Jonas, Jones (Floridal,
Maxey, Morgan, Pike, Pugh, Rams m,
Sewall, Vance, Vest, and Voorhees,, -.
Nays: Aldrich, Allison, Blair, Bower,
Cameron Wisconsin,, Couger, Dawes,
Dolph, Edmunis, Hall, Harrison, Haw-
ley, Hill. ingalls,, Lapham, Logan,
Mcmillan, Miller New York;, Mitchell,
Morrill,. Palmer, Platt, Plumb, Sawyer,
Sherman, Van Wy.k, AMI Wilson, 81,
, 1884-07-04

WASHINGTON, July Nominations
John I. Morgan, Chief Justice Supr,m
Court, Idaho; John w. Lacy, Indiana,
Chief Justice Supreme Court, Wyom ng;
Clarence Pullen, New fiexico, Surveyor
General New Mexico; Washington Berry,
California, Receiver Public Monies Oily
mpia Washington Territory; Roswell G.
W. Wheeler, Indian Agent, Indian
Pima Agency, Arizonia; William H.
Stevens, Nevada, Meter and Refncr
United States Mint, Carson City, New.
Consols United States-George T. Brom,
ley, California; Ticn;s;n, Henry May
Brent; Colorado, Archibald X. Brown,
New jersey; Algicrs, Robe t H. Davis:
Penn; st. Paul. Delonda, I. w. Horsc.
field, Iowa; Trieste, James \. Jones,
Massachusetts; Alden, Amos +. Learne |,
New York; Sydney, N s., II. A. Shack
elford, Pennsylvania; Nantes, Leonard B.
Smith, Maine; Curaco,