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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-11
A Lively Time Ahead.

Dover. N. H., March LA lively con.
test is promised between Father Murphy,
pastor Of st. Mary's Catholic church and
the Emmett association, Murphy having,
by authority from the bishop. notified
the members Of the organization to dis.
band or suffer accommodation.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-11

Chicago, Ills. March la special to
the Daily News from Petersburg, ILL.,,
says nine jurors had been accepted by
the prosecution in the Carpenter trial
for the murder of Fora Burns.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-11
A Boot and Shoe Failure.

A Boot and Shoe Failure.
Lynn, Mass, March ll-Edward E.
Nicholson & Co.. boot and SHOE manu.
facturers have failed. Reported liabilities
are four times the assets.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-11
The First Through Train

The First Through Train.
City Of Mexico, March 1.-THE 6rst
through train over the Mexican Central
from the United States, is expected here
on Saturday
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-11

Snow Four Feet Deep.
Phillips. Maine, March 1.-THE snow
is four feet deep. No mail since Friday.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-11

Train Robbers Recaptured.
Tucson, Arizona, March la Star
special says: The Deming train robbess
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-11
Barton D. Jones & Co
LAte Of the General LAaa oaioe]
Attorneys in Land Cases,
Washington, d. G.

T AND PATENTS procured and attention
- given 70 contesta arising from Homestead
cases Of all kinds under the public lands laws
Thousands of entries arc suspended in the
files of the general land Office where mere in
formality or error has intervened. Tho per.
sonsl attention Of. an attorney IN wsshinstou
can remove these obstacles and secure titles.
Special attention given 70 the adjustment Of
accounta Of United States narahAla and other
officers Of the department of Justice. All GLASSES
and promptly settled.
RRYEHRNCHs:
Hon. y. Q. 0reaham, Postmaster General;
Hon. a. g. Porter. 0ovsrnor Of lndiana;
Hon. ]. Q. New. Asst 6ec'y. Of the treasury;
Col. w. W. Dudley, commissioner pensions.
Dr.. A. r. Miller, Daily Tribune, Minneapolis,
Minnesota. y
Graves q vinton. investors, 81. Paul;
Brown County Bank, Aberdeen;
James r. Luss. Register land o6ice. Dead.
Sr.J. Il. Wseab.s. ssss,ssA. Dakota,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-11

broke Jail last night, but were overtaken
BY . sheri6 posse. aud two killed, one
wounded and the rest Of the gang cap
kurAi1. -
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-11
BIZ TELEGRAPH,

NEW yoAk.
New York. March II. !,
W1nAT--Aotive. opened lower, advanced NJ,
y No. . red. March, sl.NH0lnk; April.
9ioexol.ss, Msy. ol.loXoi.llx; jane. o.. IAN
oi.llx.
OoaN-Lowsr. quiet; mixed wsstsrn, spet
H062nc; futures. SIN A0sske.
OAFs-Nominal; westsrn, sek04ss.
PoRK-Duil, spot mess ol7.s00i7.e .esx.
LARD-Dull. lever; e.ss.
uaIoAoo.
..7s.... i,sa !. sssss Chicago, March u. ;,
WaEAT-Higher, slXo March $3.50 May; SeKe
Jlns; ss.t July.
Conn Higher; sixc March; /; sexo Nay; S7As
June; tsko July.
OATs-Firm; sie March; ssxo May; ssxs
June.
WuskY- SLIT.
RYE~58c.
BARLEY-84o.
FLAxsEED-1l.ss0l.59.
PoRx-H Higher; sl7.72h March; Sl7.sax Nay;
sls.oah jane.
LAsD-Tirnsr; $3.50 March; ss47n May,
ee.s7M June.
Hoos-Rsesipts lS.00o; quiet, loo lower,
For light es.oo0s.7o; rough packing,
$8.ss0s.sO; heavy packing and shipping, $50
o7.tO.
CATrLR-Reseipts A9OO; atrong, exports. es.st
oS7.0O; good to choice shipping, sssOos.lo
common to fair, t5.2s0s.s 80; butcher, 2soe41t
stockerp. s.4O04so.
M1LwAuxEn.
Il
WarIr-Active; CSC cash; 81 March; eex,
Nay.
CoRN-ssc csl1.
Oars Firm; SO.
RYE-80c.
BARlHY-e2o.,
Yankton Prices.
Yalkton. March ii.
WHEAT-N0. .l,..........s., ,................So0Ss
OAIS .........................
/ BARLEY..... .S00S2
RYD..
PoTAToss. ...ls1N'
fLa.1. FL. aao. ':'..'.'.'......' q asi;a eoesa
eWooI.. ............. ..u0l7'
Corn, ............. .N0S0
T OST-A shawl, between Yankton and th
l Ia insane hospital. The finder will pleas
leave it at Jacob Hax's and receive reward.
srnrrro
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-11

Excelsior Drug Store
ESTABLISHED 1859.
Purdy & Brecht,
[sUCcEssoRs TO MILLS PURDYl
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.

CONTINUE
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-11
Excelsior Book Store Wholesale and Retail,


We continue to offer speciality We
all popular r8WALI PAPERS
of the
everything
stationery
PURDY BRFCHT
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-11

Philadelphia Press: Governor Ord.
way of Dakota is cayorting around WASH
ington shouting that he can Just knock
the everlasting packing out Of the M.
merous charges of irreaularity against
him. But why dosen't he do it?
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-11
Yankton Priess.

T OST IA shawl, between Yankton and the
leave It At jacob Mars and receive reward.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-11

Manager Merrill, of the Milwaukee Z
st. Paul road, has issued a circular an
nouncing the appointment of Roswell P.
Miller as assistant general manager of
the road, Mr.. Miller has been acting in
the capacity of assistant manager for the
past yearunder the title OF assistant to
the manager.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-21
Da!T, t;se Susncess

LIVERPOOL. April 2!.-John DAILY, the sus.
pected dyHamiter arrested at Birkenhead an
remandel for week las been again re
mauded for a week at the request of the
prosecution Il is claimed that the ANALYSIS
Of the contents of the Inachine found in his
possession Is incomplete. Friends of the
prisoner claim that chemists are unable to
discover explosive substances and that the
delay in bringing the case to trial is granted
in hope that the detectives may discover cvi-
dence 10 hold thh prisoner.
BIRMINGHAM, April 2l.-James Egan, ar.
rested on suspicion OF being an accomphce Of
DAILY, has been further remanded for week
at the instance Of the prosecuting attorney,
who claims that the examination of Egan's
case at the present moment would seriously
embarTass the detectives. The police IRE al
legged TO have secured important evidence
among the papers found at Egan's house,
which, if not divuIged, will lead to other ar
rests. Counsel for the prisoner urged that
pending the examination Egan be admitted
to bail, but the court refuses the request.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-21
SELECTED TELFGRANS,
Interesting Facts Wired from HON,
and Foreign Points.
Failing off ia american EXPORTS
Tine Irish Suspccts--VictorIa
E'!--The Cattle Plague
ELeyEIOHc Wool Men,

WASHINGTON Cry, April 21-lt is fully
clear that the expectations Of our chief pro
ducts are not to reach ta.s year so high a
figure As last. This IS especially true Of
wheat and pork, and the largest expectations,
emitting cotton. in the past few years.
Statements just issued by the bureau
ii statistics show that in the past nine
months taa expectations OF wheat have only
amomg {. - 90 in value. against SIO6.-
o10,0') IN thu corresponding time Of the
preceding year, tie nnnuer Of bushels in the
past nine months being IS 900, 600, against
9toH3,o10 in the former nine months The
expectations of wharf -four in the past nine
months were $1,000, 900, against S43, 001, 0oO
in the corresponding time year earlier
in hog prolga-s, the falling eff is equally
great. Tns expectations for the past five
months amount toolly S30,0JQO0}, against
S5s,o'E.oJJ in The corresponding time O. The
prorc ing year. In the expectation Of beef
and laei cs,Jtlo there has been marked IL
crease, the value Of these exports in the past
five months amounting to $1,000, 900,
against about 211,001,000 in the same period
Of last YER.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-21
REPUBLICANssAND THE MORRISON

By a majority of two the house has de
Cided to consider the Morrison tariff bill .
As the lines were closely drawn, and the
proteCtionists brought forward their full
strength, it may be considered as settled
that the bill will pass the house, bat by a
small ajority only. It's fate in the sen
ate is more doubtful, and on the whole,
taking into consideration the fact that it
must also be approved by republican
president there is little probability of its
becoming law.
And yet it is difficult to see what reas-
enable argument the republican protect
ionists can bring against it. The basin
of the bill is u reduction Of twenty per
cent, from the present schedule which
was costructed by republican commits
sion and approved by a republican con-
gress. The proportion of tax on the
various articles remains about the same
The bill of the tariff commission was
framed and passed on the ground that
something should be done to reduce the
superintendent revenue. 1t failed in its
purpose. The reduction was too slight to
have any appreciable effect upon the rev
enue. 1t would seem therefore, that all
reasonable men would admit the necessity
of further reduction. Indeed the Nor
rison bill is in no sense Is free trade meas
ure, but an attempt to reduce necessary
taxation. The arguments of republican
congressman a year ago in favor of the
present tariff law could be applied without
change to the Morrison bill Yet these
same men oppose it now, apparently for
no other reason than that it is a demOcra
tic measure, and for whatever good effect
it might have democrats would receive
credit
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-21


WooL has been raised in California
thirty years OF more. The earliest records
are from the books Of the late Emile Gri-
sar. These show the yield as far back as
1854. Of course the product at that
time was small 1t was not till 1856 that
the clip amounted to 100000 pounds.
Two years later it was double that guam
tity Three years later it was again
doubled. 1t took five years to double it
again. That was in 1867, when the clip
was 10,28S, 500, or nearly ten times as
much as was producted in 1851 In 1870
the clip Of 1867 was doubled, and in 1875
the clip of 1870 was doubled. That was
the last doubling that has ever been made.
The clip of 1876 was 43, $50. 600 pounds,
or 100000 pounds more thon was pro-
duced last. The bonanza year in this
line was 1877, when the clip was Sc, 551, :
900. 1t was 50, 10000 in the following
year. In 1888 it was 40, 648, roo pounds.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-21

WorS I3s begun o. the national
! s,uy cent? "a bali at Ciir,.a.
| ! u g;,,-,,o..7. h. l. .-.4.1
| LIS 49, '''-'eu
| Sol u. '''''is'1y O. l'a1'- H.
- Is III e.. l, III perm Inc res1rh OF
| t.s..... Hing '''1 ..-''' ..E'.''-
|
Ihe pe2ca and ounce trees n North
| western Pennsylvania have been #- %. sci
| by tie severe weather
Judge William p .1Turphv. of Spartl,
III, accidentally fell FROM a tuirl--.a.y
|'1'" p, ~. Louis, ana was hi.i'l
| Tammlny hall has secured 2Z2 rooms
| in tIe Palmer house ana ISIS rooms IN In,
| MattasaD house, CHir,-a fo~ the Ds,oocro, II
| convention.
NJ Nal. r TJ,r;-7,- u.
| eth -, -, . "'
| eli - -. '.7 i'"'.
49,, 80. ~, "'''" ste ''''S
HI'1''&l ui'l-''s 20 l'oS'oh say recent
| ier"' ~ Ii ul7s"i "Al',ls ii N"r'Aerh a'eA'eo
.,.e "'i'''l 10 So ana Mste gotten up Tor Inc
~" l'''l III ''. ''''''i'-1 mexican securities
Al the senatorial Republican conyen-
| ton of Henry, Randolph, and Delaware
counties at muncle, Ind, J. u. Macy, q
| dark horse, was nominated on the ninety
| fifth ballot,
| The National Academy Of Sciences IN
session ~ l-as:,inrf.p has boon 5is,.,,ssi,,,,
| "The Structure ana afinities Of tba DydvuI7
ousr and Tho Tchthvolo~icaI Paouliar:+is. If
| a. r,..r .- T,.,'r
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-21
a RrufnI Ashanti.

CHICAGO, April sl.-Charles York, a
watchman on the Northwestern road, was
brutality assaulted and beaten Saturday morn
ing at the corner of Elizabeth and Kinzie
streets by gang of five men, who are now
under arrest at the Lake Street station.
Their names are Charles Hamilton, Fred Sits,
William Fitzgerald, Stephen O'Connell and
Michael Clarity. Y ork was picked up in
sensible on the railroad track, and carried to
the hospital, where he lies in a precarious
condition. 1t is feared that he Will not sur
viye his injuries
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-21

WASHINGTON CITY, april 21.-It is stated
on good authority that Secretary Lincoln
will refuse to permit the withdrawal of the
charges of dealing in fraudulent pay accounts
against Judge Advocate General Swain, and
will direct the examination to proceed. 1t
IS well known that Lincoln was never
friendly to Swain, who was forced on
him by Garfield, who counted Swain
among the members of his kitchen
cabinet It is understood that
Lincoln viii make it very warm for the Judge
advocate general 1t is said that five other
military officers have been engaged in the
business Of manipulating pay accounts, and
there is prospect for a lively scandal over
the affair. Besides army pay accounts there
are various sensational rumors concerning
the operations of Swain He was treasurer
of the Garfield fair enterprise, which was
supposed TO have netted something like
$40 900, but it is now developed that Swain
has never made report Of the returns, and
his enemies propose t. have that investigated
also
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-21
F.la PcIInsyIranin NYnnI-l;rn,r.ers.

lxgSBuH5, Pa, April 2L-The PennsyI-
wanna Nool-Growars' association elected the
following officers: President, John Ne
DoweIl, Of Washington county; vice prasi-
dent, J. W. Stewart, Of Greene county; Sc.
rotary, w, a. Herriott, Of Allegheny county;
treasurer, J. c. McNary, of Washington
county. Resolutions were adopted de-
mandins in the name Of $4,000 wool
growers Of Pennsylvania, and 1000, OJJ
w0ol-growers in the United States.
an immediate restoration of the wool tariff
Of 1851, and pIedGing themselves not to sup
port for public office any man voting against
such restoration The resolution sets forth
that the present congress, by its failure to
restore the duty on wool, has assumed the
responsibility Of parpetuating a wrong III
auguratod by the preceding congress
After the election Of twenty-five delegates
to the national convention to be held at
Chicago in May. AMI after listening to ad-
dresses by J. C. McNary, Chill W. Hazard,
J. W. Stockdale, ami Others the convention
adjourned sine die
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-21
PUZZLES THE DOCTORS.
Distressing Effects Of the Extraction
Of Tooth.
= Michigan Won't ms SuGSrings for
Three years---Reduced in Weight
lee Pounds--PrOspects for
Her Recovery.

| BATTLE CREEK, Mich, April 21--O October
/ 9, 1850, Mrs. Nellie Ingram, who was in the
| most perfect health, and weighed not far
| from $50 pounds, stepped into dentists
| Office for the purpose If having a tooth ex-
/ tracted.
| The tooth that was the cause of her visit to
the Office was large, back double one, firm
Z and fast, but very Troublesome from small
cavity. Undoubtedly tn pain and annoyance
/ that she had experienced from it had excited
her nervous system to that degree that it
| took but little additional to produce a de
cided shock. The extraction was a very diff
ficult one, producing intense pain. Mrs. In
gram became terribly excited, which cul-
. minated in . nervous shock. She was taken
Immediately with severe pain in the bow
els, which has continued night aud day since
that time, accompanied by terrible sick
! ness and nausea. She attempted to eat to
sustain life, but the presence Of food ONLY
produced loathing AMI deathly sickness.
The experiment was repeatedly triel until it
became torment, aud was at last riyen up,
Since that time she has lad in bed, and
uni within the past few months has
been unable to take food or water
into her stomach by the natural way
No sooner was a particle Of food admitted to
that organ than the sickness returned, and
unable to eject anything 10y vomiting, rar-
O NysIuS Of retch.ng came on that left her in q
totally exhausted condition. 1t vas not
necessary that food shout! be presented to
prolGce it. In fact, these spasms occurred
every hour or parh5ps oftouer. As soon as it
became certain to hes attending physician
that all attempts Of keeping her alive by the
natural way Of Introducing food into the
stomach were useless, lie began giving her
injections, thereby sustaining life by process
OF ABSORPTION by the walls of the intestines
Since thas period her Gaily food has CON
sisted Of milk, beef tea. and such highly nu
tricious substances Owing to the strain on
her throat ly the frequent coutortion 0. the
muscles during the rctchins, she at one tine
substantially los. her voice and was unable
10 speak above a low whisper. A constant
fever attended hcr, accompanied BY an inor-
dinato thirst. She could not drink any more
than cat, and, in reality, she was like the
ancient mariner, with water, water, water
everywhere, and not drop to drink" and no
doubt the agony suffered by Mrs. Ingram
approached that borne by the prosecuted
mariner, as depicted in the tale OF his pill
Erimage.
In girahood, as Miss Nett:e Damn, she was
a hearty, robust specimen of blooming
health, ana was the Possessor Of a more than
ordinary fine constitution, which dill not
grow less as she advanced in aye,
But from the call on her accuuu-
lated flesh, she was reduced 10 the
weight Of about eighty pounds.
Ali these vaePs Sha has hae1 n li,-irCr cr,-;
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-21
ASTONISHING TIE NATIVES.
: Sew jersey Amazon WHO Es = 81 z

: Sew Jersey sSssazors Elh" g, = 81 Z
E&pcrs.
PE.fLAo-LHHIA. Anil 4I-Tae people oi
IUcEaJo., pernisviile ana the upper emf @.
Ca" Ma. county have. for some time pas.
been >tart,ei AT the wonderful exploits with &
rife OF 4 mysterious amazon named jennie
Moore, who lives in an isolated cabin in Tbs
pines, on The bay sid, aaout four miles from
WooJLine station, Oh the West, Jersey rail
road. The woman is about 80 years Of age,
Of splendid physical Development. She IL
married to & ,nau named Jackson Moore
whose father lives mt Nineland, AMI who
c6cs on. a scant livelihood by ChoEp.uE waet
for the &!Hviiie glass factories IN November
last the couple settled in their cabin, which
IS equipped in the true horde" style, hall
of it being under ground It is
stated that they came from Texas.
The woman has a pretty little
daughter, y years Of age, who can sing.
like nightingale. 1t is believed that the
woman is 2 native Of BROOKLYN She savs
that for several years she Travelled with a
show under the stage name Of Jennie Frank
lin, giving exhibitions with her rife On
several occasions the Amazon has astonished
'
her skill. Some of her feats are remarkable.
She can light parlor match with rife
bail and part an apple on the William Tel
style resting on her husbands head :
favorite shot is TO hit the apple, while in that
position, by a shot with her back turned and
taking aim in a looking glass Shutting can
dies and clipping ashes from a lighted cigar
while being held between the teeth of a man
are triiling matters to her. 4 few weeks
ago Mrs. Moore gave a public exhibition in
the town hall at DennisyilIe, which drew
CALCULATIONS Of establishment and delight
from the large crowd present. It IS
regarded as exceedingly strange that
a woman Of her refined tastes, culture and
amazing skill with a rife should bury herself
in the wilds of Jersey and Undergo the hard
ships of wood-chopDer's life 1t is a com
mon thing f0T her to take a tramp Of miles
through the wilderness Of that country with
her rife slung over her shoulder. The people
of Dennisvile, with n few of whom She is ac-
quainted speak in glowing terms Of her lady
like department and social accomplishments.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-21

\ WASHINGTON paper points ont that
Guiteau's curse is being fulfilled. Cork
hill has lost his office, one Of Ltsasseciat
es has become drunkarI, twoiWthe Jury
are dead, three of medical experts who
testified against him are dead and another
is insane, and the chemist who discovered
poison in Mrs Scovllles bouquc, has just
been sent to an insane ayslum. This Ger
tainly looks as though the person, who
took part Ill the prosecution are being
run down. But, on the other hand, those
who tOokpart in the defense are not happy.
Gueiteau is dead, Scovillc is divorced
Though that may be counted happiness J
Mrs. Sc0viIle has been pronounced insane,
the preacher who insisted upon the assas
sins innocence has been sued for 81 board
bill, DR.. Spilzka has been in one uabTok
cnrow ever since the trial ana Charley
Reed had a mighty good dog stolen from
him
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-21
The Ohio Railway Strikers.

DAYTON Ohio, April 21-The Toledo
Cincinnati & st. Louis strike in this section
has taken new turn. No freight has been
run since the strike was inaugurated, and
when az attempt was made to pull out a
freight train to ChiIlicothe the strikers I'M
coupled the cars and put out the
engine fire, after running the locomotive
back into tue round house No violence was
offered to the men who tried to make NJ and
run the train, Superintendent Murray ad-
dressed The men, saying the road could no
longer remain idle, and that if they refused
to work Judge Baxter would put other men
in their places. He cautioned them not to
interfere, as the road was literally United
States property. The strikers will be given
their pay checks, and the road virtually
turned over to them to earn what was due
them. They dre promised that all money re-
ceived at the various Offices will be given
them. The men are now divided, and the
indications are that the men viii resume
work in n few DAYS
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-21

LONDON, April 2l.-Considerable alarm
has been created in the receipt of dispatches
from Darmstadt announcing that Queen
Victoria is confined to her room by an attack
OF lumbago TIE dispatches are very brief
regarding the illness, which only excites
more alarm among those who remember
the effects CT the recent fall at Wind
sor castle. During her illness.
then the rheumatic pains which
were charged to the fall were such as to
make her extremely nervous and frequently
hystericai, compelling the physicians to re
sort to hypodermic injections Of morphine.
1t is known that the physicians feared re
turn of these pains on account Of the danger
Of exciting the sciatic nerve, which is some
times q fatal point in goat, which the queen
has for Years suffered
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-21
SUh0cateIi by sSas.

CHICAGO, April 21.-Mr. ond Mrs. FIJI
more, Of Fayetteville, \. Y, put up at tho
Palmer house, Thursday, and were assigned
10 room AL Not making their appearance,
and still being absent from dinner at noon,
the door Of their room was forced
open. The old couple were found IN.
conscious in he'd. There was a full head Of
gas on the two jets in the room, AMI it was
evident that the light had been blown OFT
Mr.. and Mrs. Fillmore were on their way
California. Later Mrs Fillmore hrea.u
her last, but there is stil small raw Of hops
that Mr.. Fillmore viii recover.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-21

ABOUT 500 people are Annually reporled
as missing in New York. TIE number of
unknowd dead brought to the morguc
during the past year was $50, out Of
which number about 80 were recognized
by the descriptions recorded in tie books,
and much smaller number by the docu-
mcnts found upon them or by their cloth
inc or other property,