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The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13
Liver, Kidney or stomach Trouble

Symp,oms:impurblood, costire bowels IT.
regular appetite. sour belching. pains IN
aide, back and heart, yellow urine. onrning
when urinsting. clay colored tools, BAD
br.sth, no d,s.re for work, chilh, fevets'
irrstnbility, whuish tongue. dry cough
dizzy head, with dull pain IN lack part,
loss of memory. f'cgv sight For th'se
troubles .SwAYNE'S PILLS" are lure
cure II, < 80 Pills) nv mail. % Cn' %
ii 90. Address DIR SWAYNE & SON,
Philsds. Pa. Sold by Druggists.
o uchs, Colds. Catarrh, consumptios.
All Throat, BrsA+t and Lug Af-cti M
an "a nv the I'D -astshli -hsd "SWAYNEb
WILD CHERRY The arst doss gives re-
lier an ecu speedily flows. Is Cts or
81. 90 a. Druggists.
London Hair Restorer-.Grest Engiis
T.,ilet Article. Restores growth. color
oloss ard 3. ftness. Removes Dandrun'
Aris'ocrtic families Of Great Britain on :
dorss Il. Elegant dressing. FrsErantiy
rerfumed. The favorite Of fa-hion,. ~
Druggists for 50 II d, or 10 Gu. In U. b.
money.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

Fou'z McLrans and Sher'dan'i
cattle powders a. Burnley 4 Sons.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13
BURNLEY'S
OMNICURA
Never fails to cure
Tho Worst Case of Chills.
BURNIEY'S
Tho wSrst Case of Chills.

, ompicura is . POSITIVE and
perm anept cure for Chills aud Fe-
yers in any and oil forms, such as
dumb chills, corg, stiys chills, bill.
Gus rsmit,snt fsvsrs, brow agne, sun
pam, neuralgia aud all disosses Of
malarial origin.
Omnicura does not merely stop
the chill-, but thoroughly eradica'es
all malarial poison from the system.
thereby preventing any return!
Omnicura is purely vegetable. 1t
contains no mercury, no arsenic, no
strychninel
As an iron tonic Il can't e .ausi-
ed
It enriches tho blood strength
ems tho system. restores the apce'
titel
We warrant every brittle. both co
i q tonic ard cure cure for chills.
Don't he persuaded into bnyirp
some worthless trash: take none bnt
tho genuine Burnleys Omnicura.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13
Itching rils...symp,om. aud Cure.

The symptoms arc moisture, like perapi
ration, intense itching. increased By scratch
ing; very distressing, particularly at night.
seem ~ II pin worms were crawling in and
about the rec,um; the private parts are
sometimes affected. Ifallowed to cont nue.
very serlou, results may follow
mSWAYNE'S OINTMENT IL . pleasant
su,e cure. Al-o for letter, Itch, Bal
Rheun, Scald.H Head. Erysipslas. Barber
Itch. Biotches, all scaly. crusty skin dis
,,sea Box by mail. % Cts; 8 for 81 %
Address, DIR. SWAYNE & SON, Pbila.
pa. Sold by druggists.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

Oct. 30-1m.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

no@ week at home, s. 90 outfit tree.
WIKI Pay sure Capital not required.
OOO lyon want business Ut viii b OIL.
,her seI car make great pay oil the time,
with absolute certainty, write for particu-
lars 10 II. Iisllett & Co., Portland, Maine.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

In their wonderful Euesran Acrobsc F Ttoupss OF Contor
onss Skaters Swng.rs Aerial Bycyss TspsEs Per-
ompr Iudsn Juggl-rs
EWERs' AUSTRALIAN ALL STAR CIRCUs With nev feat
peculiar ROYAL JAP.
ANESE CIRCUS Immediate supervision Of the Mksdo Ooh
NOWAKEE and ug Of Bsnboo 6ssnee Sword Walk
and Equ,s Among many brilliant STAR ARTISTS 10
he fpupd the far OF
MADAME DOCKRILL dsshins Equsstsnns IN
tho world.
MISS EMMA Queen the Side Saddle lady whose
il with
MR. sTIcKNEY the Worlds acknowledged Champion Bare
back Ru.r Athlete Universal Gnua of the Arena
MISS JENNIE EWERS Z intrepid horsrwoman.
MR. CAS EWRS Hurdle Equestrian and marvellous
IN. Horse Australian Circus Celebrities tho whole
forming On untqusllsd stellar collection.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13

auu. before exhibited Amsrc: Eks Driven Tandem In h.
Performing Arabian D. Zbrs trained perform
credible performing FvT Rh Lapand Hurdle Racing
rallies drawing Roman Chas Ggau'ean Riding Cynoes.
Hysn School Of Learned Seals Den OF Per.
forming Tigers Lions and Lsopas The performing elephant
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-13
XERXES

WHO carries upon his twenty With much
"a ON ordinary bears empty sadd The weight OF tho gigantic
brute exceeds TEN TONS
MITE! Thrice the Smallest Elephant Ever Seen!
10 Dsns Of Living Wild Animals open the sue 80 Arabian Csm'l'
mounted by native Mohamedans
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23
FLASHES OF FACT.
Figures from ohio~ = Missing
Woman--Foreiga Items.
Route Through Hudson Kay-Rafls
way neutrality-suspicious. 1hous-
and Standardization Run
alyay-Pithy Paragraphs.

CHICAGO, Oct 23.-The Tribune has the
following special from Columbus, Ohio: The
| total vote cast in the state for the
Republican and Democratic candidates
for secretary of state Oct. Ii was
TIL, 1871 OF this Gen Robinson received
39l, 462, and Newman $50, 275; Robinson's
majority, II, 1877 For member Of board of
public works H. GS votes were cast, of
which Flickingen (Repl received 394, 4S3 and
Benfer Denll SIC, 5S5; Fiickerger's ma ioritY,
1896. The following is the official ma jority
Of the congressman named: Mckinley, :, 029;
Anderson, 81; Campbell, 4i2: Warner, 217.
The following are the major;ties in the
several congressional districts: First, dis.
trict, Benjamin Butterworth, (Ren) 1865
Second, Charles f. Brown, CRep) 2,095;
Third, James Z. Campbell, (Dem) 4l2
Fourth, c. NJ, Anderson Dem) $40; Fifth
Benjamin Lefevre, DEM 5,l22; Sixth, W.
D. Hill, DEM 1881; Seventh, George ].
Seney, (Dem) 4,Oc6; Eighth, JOHN Little,
(Rep) 1913; Ninth, W. c. Cooper, (Rapl
1850; Tenth, Jacob Romeis, Rep} 229.
Eleventh, W w. Fishery, Dam) 4l0;
Twelfth, a c. Thompson, tRep) 2,354;
Thirteen, j. II, Cultivate, DEM T. 4S29;
Fourteen, c II. Grosvenor, Rep) 5,Gl4;
Fifteen, B. Wilkins, DEM 3,3ls; Six
teen, George " Geddes, Oem.l 124:
Seventeen, 4, j. Warner, DEM Ply;
Eighteen, J. Il. Taylor, (Rep) 6,l53; Nine
teen, E. B. Taylor, lRep) 1897; Twentieth,
William Mckinley, Rep) 1881; Twenty
first, M. A. Foran DEM 1870; total Re
publican majority $3.50, total Democratic
majority p, 149, Republican majority, net
10 Sfn
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23

THIS is the will of an eccentric Cana
dian: "To my eldest sister, Joan, my
five acre field, to console her for being
married to q man she is obliged to hen
peck. To my second sister Sally, the cot
tage that stands beyond said field, with
the garden, because, as no one is likely to
marry her, it will be large enough to lodge
her. To my third sister, Kate, the family
Bible, recommending her to learn as much
of its spirit as she already knows of its
letter, that she may become a better
Christian. To my fourth sister, Mary, my
grandmothers silver snuff box, that she
may not be ashamed to take snuff
before company. To my fifth sister,
Lydia, my silver drinking cup, for reasons
known to herself. To my brother Ben,
my books, that he may learn to read them.
To my brother James, my big silver
watch, that he may know the hour at
which men ought to rise from their beds.
To my brother lin law Jack, punch bowl,
because he will do credit to it. To my
brotber-in<law Christopher, by best pipe,
out Of gratitude that he married my sister
Maggie, whom no man of taste would
have taken. To my friend John Caddell
a silver teapot, that, being afflicted with a
slatternly wife, he may therefrom drink
tea y his comfort"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23
possess the country, vote for Blaiue and
against the reduction of war taxes.
TIE REAL FACTS.

The republican national committee at
tempts TO deceive the people by claiming
large gains on the October elections,
based of course, on comparisons with re-
turns in 1888. instead of those in 1880, as
should have been done. We would not be
surprised if the committee, aided by the
Associated Press, will attempt to make the
people believe that every state in the
Union has gone republican next month.
The aggregate democratic majority in
1882 in all the states was more than $780,
600. The entire republican vote polled
was 1905, 427, so that an increase of 10
per cent, (Which they claim this Year,
even if the democrats made no gains,
would still leave the republicans in the
minority. But comparing the vote in
Ohio this year with that of last year, the
year before Or any other year, the demo
Gratis have made gain of 5 per cent, so
that at the same ratio throughout the
country the democrats would still have a
good lead. The policy of claiming some-
thing which it has not gained will do the
republican cause no good.
The honest way of putting the facts
would have been something like this:
The total vote in Ohio this fall is about
eight per cent larger than it was in the
last October election preceding q national
election. Our majority four years ago
was 10000. 1t should have been eight
per cent larger this year if we held our
own, or say 20,500 but as it happened it
is 5000 less. These facts are unpleasant,
for a similar loss in the doubtful states
would give them all to our opponents,
but we hope by hard work to stem the
tide and win after all Some such con-
fession of honest truth as this would have
been novelty in politics, but it would
have been more creditable to the national
republican committee than the evasion Of
which it has been guilty,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23
THE democrats of Ohio are not the kind

THE democrats of Ohio are not the kind
TO give up battle before the fight is
over. The loss of the state on the 14th,
does not discourage them in the least, but
on the contrary spurs them on to renew~
ed efforts. They feel greatly encouraged
at the result and propose to push the
fight all along the line. The figures of
the votes cast at the state election is con-
elusive evidence that majority of the
people of the state are with them, and
that by strenuous efforts they will be able
to score a glorious victory next month,
and reverse the late majority. That task
next month will be much easier than al
the state election, when the republicans
presented an unbrOken front withapopu-
lar state candjdP' I, who were unsuspcct.
ed of dishonors conduct. The rcpub
licans next month will be handicapped by
a presidential candidate who stands ac-
cused by the very organs now supporting
him of official misconduct that places hin
in compromising light before all honest
men.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23

ALL over the land there is Distress says
the Louisville Courier Journal. Works
IL. nea must everywhere submit to a re-
duct OF wages or strike and be idle.
Even ,fter wages are reduced thousands
of Wiling wOrkingmen are unable to get
enrichment. The republican candidate
b. swung around the circle" and now
s S back, yet the people have heard
f, him not one suggestion looking to
re- Il. A reduction OF taxation will not
CON under a republican administration
B.4lrc does not believe in civil service
reform. Blaine does not believe in an
economical administration of the govern
m p: Blaine will not dare to suggest any
change in a system of taxation which
yi,Ids an annual surplus of over 800, :
100000. n If you wish the pres
EN- condition of things gradually to grow
worse; if you wish to close other mills
break up other furnaces, to stop work at
other mines; if you wish wages still fur
Their to be reduced, strikes to follow
strikes; if you wish distress to become
more widespread and bread riots to be-
come common, and the army of tramps to
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23

COME NE.-iU 49,; .'iE.l
Su!ld VEnHS a.. gi"-a., Dads r,..u.. ...
Pullman l.tacu ,lcsprg Cars g,,l.mtu.,..
and from Il. LOUIS. }.r !Iuul.a.. u.r...
he2EaE, l;uTljn-tua, t'.E l,-,...~.na AHu:
l". lost. FaHl auo Minneapolis. r.r.r, a-
Wild 53Ist5aut- hairs la md -:r. ST. I..a-
uud Peoria. tnlvuNr change OF. A..a..g
ri. Louis and HrS Nuiu@.. tN... Lincoln. y
bE1ska. ana brnVcY. ;ntnr1iN
1t i5i!s1 t"a only '@hr'u-uIir .t....
s., LOUIS, &.NN2a7gL.l and e-. ~.
t f- known Us the great TNnu'aH CAN
LINE 90 america, ana J. universally a!nH
TED t. le tla
Fines. E9siYye3 -a,l1osi i the Wa..; i.
- classes Of T717e'.
T.ouaal' Fick cis via thl- line for sale nj a
t. q. ynun"n Ticket offices lathe Umlc1Stacs
aT,h Cana "a
y j. rsTFig. PERI ~ ~. LOWELL.
N:gt-''rrs & ..-a Va .a-.r t,,rf ,.s. A.tt'a ~
". II. HAYES. Il. c. CLEAEELAN
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23
TIE NEWS III BRIEF.

Sir Moses Montefore, the centcnarian.
has 81 grandchildren.
Jack Burke and Charley Mitchell fought
draw battle at New York Tuesday night,
.ith gloves.
Miss Cora Wells IS the Republican nomi-
nee for county superintendent in Greenwood
county, Kansas.
The horseshoe fall, at Niagara, has
worn away the rcck and receded distance
Of 100 feet i'll the last thirty-four years
Mrs Maitland, of Glencoe, His, has
sent $500 to the archbishop OF Quebec to be
distributed among the poor OF Labrador.
At Grand Marias, Ont, Sunday morn
ing, the hotel, two stores and dwelling
were consumed by fire, two persons perishing
in the hotel
1t is difficult to drown an insect, as the
water cannot enter the pores Of the skin, but
If drop of oil be applied to the abdomen it
falls dead at once, being suTocated.
II. Campbell Bannerman, secretary to
the admiralty, il 10 be appointed chief secre-
tary for ireland, vice rtovelyan, resigned.
The resignation created great excitement
among the Nationalist.
Miss Carrie Welton, the young lady
| froze 10 death in t. snowstorm on Longs
peak in September, left fortune of $780,
)30 to the Society FOR the Prevention of
Cruelty 10 Animals Of New York
\ train on the Northern Pacific road
| brought TO Fargo, D. y, IN lay, 40 cars
Giled With whcat-Jhe greatest wheat train
| IN record. At Dulutn the same road de
| i!vered on the same day PIG cars of wheat =. =
Philadelphia has 233 carpet establish
| ments, which turn out 81, 600, 900 worth OF
foods annually. Some 1900 persons find
| employment N these factories, of whom oven
1000 are children and nearly 1900 are
women.
At Deadwood, d. T., Tuesday night,
Maud S. a colored harlot, called Private
| Hines, Company D., Twenty fifth infantry
| from q dance hall, shot him dead, and then
entered and participated in the dance until
arrested
| The following announcement recently
| appeared IN The Canton Dakota Advocate
Il ask the favor of all the saloon keepers and
bartendors and all of nay friends not to ask,
sell, or give me drink Of any kind for a
year. I~ant to quit. Dick Edwards"
A talking walrus is one oE the cur!osi
ties OF a Philadelphia dime museum I;
utters & lew words with Cyoa. distinctness
| Heretofore The power 70 artculata among
| beings other than human has been supposed
| to be confined TO bir,!s..oi tAe parrot family
Mr.. iiarpenbcrger finished lately at Ma
/ mich the G.yUrcs for the Garfield monument
| -, ! .
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23

J,DGNe from the opinion of 'hc Paris
7 IRE young ladies will do well to pom
de lefore they announce their PIE,
de- ons for any musical composer Ac-
cor Eng to that journal young lady who
pr crs Strauss is frivolous. If she pre-
fers Beethoven she is cross; List, amhi
tious, Verdi, sentimental; Mozart, pru.
dent; OfTenbach, giddy; Wagner crank
isa, etc, In view of all this it is perhaps
the best policy for our bellies to state that
ney all dote on Mozart.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23
From che Northwest 10 liverpool by
Hudson Fay.

WINNIPEG, Oct. 2$-Before leaving the
Hudson bay expedition steamer Neptune,
Capt W. Soph, one Of the most experienced
ice navigators, was interviewed:
Captain suppose you had been bound
from Liverpool to Churchill with 5000 tons
Of cargo; how much delay would you have
suffered from the ice or other distractions
We met with3"
Not oyer twenty-four hours"
What is needed to make the navigation
less dangerous, and expedite voyarss:"
lighthouse on Button !snd, North
bluff, Charles island, Nottingham island
the north end Of Mansfield island, the soath.
west portion Of Southampton island, Caps
Churchill and one at the west entrance *
Churchill harbor'
what 90 you say Of Churhill2'
"Ono Of the finest harhors in the worIi.n
"How long win 1t take cargo vessels to rIl
from ChurchIl to Ltycrp3o1:'
"Fourtc,n "a. 5, il be ice is heavy; other.
wiso, possibly taely,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23

CHICAGO, Oct 25-A letter signed =. c.
Rayuulls, cdita. Of Tbn Beacon Akron,
Ohio. WIS received her Moaday, stating that
it was written at the request e the lady
friends, nad makes Inquiries in regard to Mr.
Mary Carpenter, Of Minneapolis, who left TIE
former place fer Chicago Sept. Is, and has rot
since been heard Of She VAS continue
the writer, TO stop 1t the Madison hotel
Chicago, bat repeated istters from tharo deny
th< amy one stepfed there Sept. &c, or siace,
of her name or description. She Vas q
widow with several thousana dollars, and
was 10 noes at Chicaso and marcy " Z,
Mcclure, a MinneAteuM lis real estate nRD ard
thes we're To remain over Sunday lie s
Hot in Minneapolis, but the answer to ev icy
inquiry Is that he Is at the Madison kotel,
Chicago, his stepping PLACE there. One from
tfat hctel denies he is or tas BEEN there
Inquiries Tuesday rAght at several hotek
failsi to discover asy trace of Mrs. Carpen.
ter or IN. Mcclure
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23
WIDE AWAKE DRUGGISTS.

Messrs Hartz & Bahnsen are always
alive to their business, and spare no pains
to secure the best Of every article in their
line They have secured the agency for
the celebrated Dr.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. The only certain cure
known for Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Horseness, Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchi-
It's, or any affection Of the Throat and
Lungs. Sold on a positive guarantee.
Trial Bottles free Regular size $1,00.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23
ErIgN,CuI kccider1 20 2 fv,;ld,

ALTlNo,T, Ills, Oct 23-Albert thinner.
man, t>ie s. ysar-aId son of Charles thinner.
man, a farmer living hyo miles south OF
here, TIsei with en- accident Monday which
caused his death. Mr.. and Mrs. ZmmernaB
had left the house in charge of their d9ugh-
ter, about Is years ole Minnie discovered a
shotgun over the d.sr and concluded ID
take it down. As she Fas lifting it, i. was
accidentally discharged, the entire soad TAX
Ing effect in the left side Of Alberl's face
tearing the whole side of his cheek and leaa
of. He died Tuesday morning.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23
Adams Express loses s12. 900.

WooNsoCKET, R L, Oct 23.-The Adar,-
express Office hero was entered Tucy
day night by burglars WHO rihed the safe Qt
81, 600 in coupons and bonds and 1000 N
bank bills, both packages balrng-
ing to the Woousocket institution for
savings, The coupons and bonds ueYo
to have been forwarded to the First Natio;:;
bank o4 New York, and the bill to the NG.
verick bank Of Boston. The wrappers which
contained the bills and bonds wsHe found on
the floor The doors Of the Office wcro az
found locked Wednesday morning TIE
tAiavnS loft no clrn
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23
Another Life Saved

J, c. Gray, of Dadevilln. Ala. writes
us: Il have been using your Dr. VIM.
Halls Balsam for the lungs, and ! can say,
of truth. il is far superior to any other
lung PREPARATION in the world, My mother
was confined TO her bed four weeks with
cough and bad every attention by a
good physician but he failed to effect a
cure; and when [ got one bottle of DR..
VIM. Halls Balsam for the lungs, she be-
gan to mend right away. can say in truth
that it was the means of saving her life
! know of five cases that DIR. Halls Bal
sam has cured, and my mother is better
than she has been for twenty years
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23

MILWAUKEE, Oct 23.-Grain shippers and
receivers here are greatly exercised over the
iscovery OF what they allege Is serious
low at Miiwaukee's grain business. The
hicago & Northwestern RrailrEd com
oaily, it is said, has issued orders 20 agents
along the whole line Of the Wiona & st.
G.ter road to receive no shipments for Nil
aau!ea. Commission men here have re
;veti letters from along the enlarged line
ylSiousiy inquiring what the state of things
cans.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23
Train scrNsce starnca.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 23-Gencral Supe-i',.
tendent Kenny, Of tL- PhiIaEelphju. 80
mirlgton q baltimore iailroad. has IT,
grf phed g. C. NiIkih, general agent, ol
Bait.niora, iHFtrnctiugg hin 10 notify tia
Baltimore & Ohio company tlat t;-1.l
service "'e. TIE Philadelphia, Wumiaat II
q baltimore raiiroal has tean discontinued
This notice was due 10 the decision f tie
court in Baltimore di'so}ving The injunction
Counse! for hata siing have gone to the
United State. eirrui, c7urt TO discuss tha IS
Sic tlcre
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23
Political Excitement in Belgium.

H.CssELs, Oct 23-The political situation
:}t<iue5 70 develop serious outbreaks. At
re-tral, ct l5as9elt and at other places col
Il =, have occurred between the Clericals
..l tue Liberals, ana rioting has been the
"2aeGG,uce. Shots were fred into a crowd
O., r -ai!nes, which took deadly effect Oae
p :son was killed outright and four others
yso-adei The Etoiie Beige declares that
TIE Conservatives are seeking to Bring hack
sc sinister pcrioi OF 1873
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23
hnpther NiIl CIosrs.

NORWICH, Conn, Oct 9s.-The Shetucket
Cotton COMPANY at Greepvil!e, sust outside
this city, announce that they win close their
large mills Nov /. They control the Falls
cotton mills, which have been closed tive
months. The Shetucket mills produced only
the finest grades of staple goods, and the
company have usually declared 16 per cent.
yearly dividends, Their determination tc
shut down leads to the gravest apprehension
for the future Of the manufacturing industry
in this section.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23

CLARA BELLE, the salacious correspon>
dsol of the Cincinnati Enquirer, says that
carriers are no longer worn. Stockings
are now laced down to the bulge of the
calf" 1t is evident from this remark that
Clara Belle has the bulge on this new
c, Ia
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23

ST PAUL, Mimi, oct 23.--The October
earnings of the Northern Pacific premise to
be the greatest il the history o. he iaaa So
far they amount, in even figures, to l,I}3,-
600, or an average of s53.0o0 each day.
Saturday last the earnings were Sc
600. General Auditor BaT6.r, speaking
of the probable earnings this month, said
they would easily so 81, 100, 500, and would
var nrasably go 100000 or more beyond
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23

The democrats have great hopes of
carrying California. They are conducting
their canvass with shrewdness and en-
ergy, and the antiSmonopolists, who arc
vcr strong in some localities, are making
considerable Roadway against Blaine.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23
Took $4,000 nnd a Girl.

WREIPEG, Manitoba, Oct. 23-Some day
ago Frank Rigney, of Rigney G liaver]y,
wholesale liquor dealers, Suddenly LETT for
Mexico With $4,000 obtained by wholesale
forgeries The Merchants bank notifies
many gentlemen well known in the city that
it holds notes alleged to be signed by them,
given by Frank Rigney. A young girl,
deemed the IGndsomest in Win nipeg, is be-
lieyed to lie with Ricney.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-23
O&Hricu1s GcnrrneirN.

DUBIAN, o., 8.-Mr william O'Brlen,
member of PaElfamsss. has asked the com
nffttoS to cIcso the subscriptions towart the
Indemnify hrli 10 rscoup him for the losses
se sustalne-l m Chairsyins the expenses Of
me receaS legal pr~cseilinFs In connection
with the Cornwall scandals The fund
Is l,000 koysiis sterling shcTs Of the amount
of Nh O'Brien's losses but lie says that tie
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