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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08
Wtnuefota.

= Sn MonticeIIo wirb cine &ar.
toffelitdrtesSabrit i'm nd9iten Sribiabl
sebaut werben. Dieielbe iou 25 Yerioneu
beiddftisen unb rs, 900 8uibsI 8artoffeIn
iabrli9 perarbeiten.
- Die 0obne, peI9e an bic glrbeiter in
ben gu Srainerb selesenen Werttats
ten Der Norb Pacific Yabn fir ben am
"a. Nouember gu @nbe sesansenen Mos
nat se5ablt wurbeu, beIiefen ii9 auf
$65 900.
= Sn @arree lit elm Snabe uon IA
Sabren auf traurise Wsiie um's gcben ee:
tommen. Gr unb elm anbsrer &nabe
untersruben einen md9tis sroBen Stein,
sinsen babel aRer ni9t porii9tis senus su
8erfe, iooab Der i9pere Stein gu fri5e in
bic fir i'm 9esrabene @rube itiirSte unb
einen Don ibnen f6rmli9 sermalmte. Ser
SerunsIiidte beiBt Sobn GnseIin.
= aluf ieiner Sarm am Sorieiboe
Safe itarb Sebaitian Martp, Der dltete
bsuti6e aniiebIer bon 8aibinston County.
- Sn s It in 9 8 ma9t ii6 elm en1s
pfinbli9er Mausel an &artofieln bemerts
bar, 70 bab Der Yreis auf rs Gents per
SuibeI seiiiesen lit.
- Oos StGbt6en % in o a uerIpridt
nit Der 3ett cine beoeutenbe Mhib!enltabt
gu wer6sn. SIS psr6en bort INNER neue
MibIen erriGtet. Oie MISREPRESENTATION
Winora'S betrug nit benz am /. Septems
Der ub9si&lOienen Sabre 1922 $50 6aB.
500 Wtsni6en Tinosn IN ben Wtu6len unb
@leuatOren gei9dftigung unb Die monat.
Iide 3aailte Oieier @tabliIements betrdet
ungeidbr S25 5000.
Die idmmtii9en SagemdbIen ON
ct. @roirfluie baben lire @totliicments
sei6IoIen. Die iammtli9en 5ebn Mibs
len an senanuten 6luiie I~teierten folsen6e
ar6eiteu: l43, 625 AS 6uB gaubola,
81, 74O 600 S3inbe'u, SO, GAO, $50 SAT-
ten uno 1852, 446 Stafsten. Ole Mll:
Ter iusen, baB ite bel S9lnB Der oe9en,
mdrtiseu Saiion etwa ein OrittbeiI wenis
ger ibrss 6abritates uorratbig baben, ais
bel SdluB Der uoridbri9sn, unS bel ben
u%erfauTten Tabrifaten einen ;u%Friebenltel,
lehOeH ptpVI er5Ielf Daoer.
Sn Gebpoob branntsn mebrere
@ei9dftsbauier nie6er; man fonnte benz
6ener ~ Oabur9 @inbaIt tbun, baB man
etli9e @ebdube nieberriB. Der Sdaoen
bon SIC, 600 triiit u. a. bic 8anf of 9tebs
woob 6aQs, bic @uenipaarenbdnbler @es
briber Sing, bic gpOtbeter Sit3cod 81
60, ben @roceriiten &dmann unS ben
8trtb Single.
Der Staatss 5ii9commiiidr BON Wains
nsiota, St. 8. Sweenep, erwiberte auf bic
Sebauptang, baB bic 6arpfensudt elm
9umbus iei, neil Der beuti9e 6arpfe mad
S9lamm idmefe unb bic &dIts in ben
norbpsltIi9en @epdieru ni9t eltragen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08
Shmets.

Die GioseuoHenidaft 1T auf einsm
Puntt anselanst, mo iorsfdltises 9auss
balten abiolut seboten lit. Ra9bem idou
I'M lesten Sabre Elm Oefijit in unierem
StaatsbausbaIt nur bur1 einen Webrers
tras Der 36ae uermiebsn porben mar. Der
gum meientIi9iten Gbsil pom Der in Maiie
bewerfifeaisten @infubr folder @aareu
berriibrte. Die pom l. Samaar 1885 an
mad benz neusn 3olltarif elmer b0bersn
Care unterlieseu iouten, muBte Der Bum
6eSratb Bel Der tiirSli6 besnbigten 4uiitsls
lung Der Staotsre6mun9 fir 1886 tros
aaer @bItrei9unsen eineu 9luSfGa pon
nobeSu elmer baIben Wiuion 6ronfen iteben
lahen; unO bieier NusfalI wirb nod be-
beutsno madden bur9 bic Nadtrusstrebite,
beuen oiesmal reine auberorbeRili6e Wtebrs
einna5me our6 bic S0ae Sessniiber itsbeH
uirD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08
q h.
Cute Sero aunng bef6roert.

Sn benz vgritiib Mebieal Sournal" be-
ipriat Or. W. &oberis pon @nglanb ben
ginfuB pon 9iquSreu, Gbse, &affee unb
gacao auf bic 8erbauuns. sic ale btns
bern ben 9emicalii9en BroSeB, itimuliren
aber bic Tbdtisteit Der 0riiien, bic Sus
iummenaiebunsstraft Der Wusteln. 0s
su6re b%eeintrddtisen bic Spei9el ober Ser
bauun9s bef6rbernbsn gisenidaften. Be
ionbers 1T bieS BEL Bein Der Sau, inbefien
ifimulirt berielbe bic Oriisn, unb Musfels
Sbdtisfeit Ses Masens. Sruuienbe @eine
fnb sutrd9li9 un6 am empfeblenspertbes
fen, ba iie Bel sletGer Mustsl sSbdtisfeit
ant p~snisiten Die 8srbauuns besintrd9s
tisen. @enn bic Serbauuu9 ni6t ibren
natirli9eu sereseIten Sang sebt, 10 1T
bas 9auae Spitem auBer Sronuug, unb
sebt ben psrtebrten @eg, bis, slsi9 Dem
Sale bss Serrn {. {. Seals pom geQaire,
Ohio, Der iieben Sabre an 0pspepiie lit,
iebt aber nit Silfe pom Warmers Tippe-
canoe ieinen 8erbauuuss spparats in
ioI9em suteu i3uitanbe bdlt, buB ielbit
S9ubnd9el bielelbe nidt beeintrd9tisen
fDnnen. 0ieies SeiImittel lit Der bette
&ppetit: Gr3euser unb GesuIatOr Der 8eIt.
Ebee, rpenn aud MIR mittelmdBis ses
nofen, bemmt unsemein bic Spei9els ober
Naseniaft : Ebdtisfeit Der Serbauunsss
Srsane. Ser @erbifoff IN ftarfem Sbee
lit iebr seiunbbeitsi6dbli9. 8enn man
Ebee iiberbuupt senieBt, ioIte man MI,
re9t idwa3en trtnfen. @bsnio iollte MAJ
81 i~tarten Suffee unb Gbocolabe uermei:
ben. bu iOI6e i6abIi4 uenn ibsrmdsie
fart senohen.
(The Cosmopolitan
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08

unb Gut psrduBerte, I'M bic Wittel fir ben
Mnfauf Ses Sites gu ~erlangen. gr er:
CAB ii6 benz @enui BON Cocaine i'm letten
Mai unb frSbnte ben, Safer bann, bis Der
&uin BON fieben 9eriunen Elm politdnoiser
mar.
- gei Menbota iinb ifarfe 9teiers
poirs BON grbsas ansesapft uorben. Muf
Der 9orterfielb>S arm, weniser als 2 Weis
len POM @el6dftsuisrtsI, brennt cine Sass
famine BON 3 SUP 0ide unb IA SUB 9Dbe.
@roBe &Obren iinb pm Yenniplpanien
unterwess, Inn ben @ilblins ein3ufansen
unb su aabmen. No9 an anberen Steaen
lit @as ~sefunben worben. Wenn bic
Suellen ii6 ais bauernb aussiebis erweis
len, wirb bas @runbeisentbum in Mens
bota UNI wenisitens so Brosent an 8ertb
s~ewinnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08

fSnne, bas iei heller gIOSiinn. Dab Der
bsuti9e &arpfen i'm Norbweiten ssbeibs,
lei bur9 bic Ebatiade erbdrtet, baB nod
ben amseitelten erfoIsreiden 9eriuden BON
Ben Garmern mebr S~eiteaunsen fir &ars
pfen einliefen, als aussefabrt werben fOns
men. Wenn man ibrisens einen Slid in
elm SdIammlo9 ftede, 10 werbe er ielbifs
peritdnbli9 aud na9 Sdlamm f9meden.
Sn Oeuti9Ianb tbue maj ben &arpfen bas
Der einise Gage pot benz @ebrau4 in tia.
res @ailer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08
eiue ~er,pssue meoi,iui,Ss s~lesanonua.

Die 1851 aussabe hs s4ten Neot5lniideH Sabrs
bua,s. bas man inter sem Raui:u SOtettsr's 81 az
teubsr tenni, Ut nun bsrstt pno bel g~potbstsrn uuo
IdneIi@sn Sdntleru ~abrbaupt In ausn gsssnosn Der
@srsinistsn Sioater, Maertto's. ia. in ieetm duilidrt,u
GtstIe Der gssfIidsn erebaIits gu baben. Sisier 8alsn,
Der III felt ibr siasm 5auiisIiabrbunesrt rs5dmaBis gu
9ssinu ees S,aSres uidisn'n. Gr umiaBt u,bsn prattis
idsu 8atsidlasen fir bic gsDabruns unS g9isOerberRsls
lung Der G~eiuaobsit cine grove 9ienss intsrtIauiir uni
unttrbaiteuoer leidter settlre, ut BIS saltnbatium, BITE
atreuomtldeH ' trehuungtn, 9ronoio9tlden Eaten ". I. ~.
rne iebr ~iorgidliig auSgtarbettei unn lplreen eur6au5 Aus
psridli9 beiunesn perosN. Die 1sS5er aGsgabe pon Nos
i%tstter's aaisne'r wiro pabri9einIt6 bic 9roBte Anna9e
stnts mtei,iniidtu Neites o%aritelleH, ptldts In iraeno
elnsm sanoe le buaHsse9sben muroe. @eaen gnpione
elmer 2 Gents erie mlrte osrben bic Serrsn Soiituer Il
Dobns sseup tia grsmp.ar bstommsu tann. sins per oft
isneen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08
@iseoaNn.

= Gbas. Siliaetreau, 40 Sabre alt,
wurbe gu GubOIpb BON einem gaume
erl3lasen; er binterldBt cine sroBe 6amis
lie. Sn Der 6amilie Siliaetreau limb in;
nerbalb Sabresfriit pier Perionen zines
nnnatirIi9en CODES 9eitOrben.
= @m Oantiasuusstase iinb cine Meile
BON S9Ieiin @eors Sadfs
fer unb elm anberer Mrbsiter BET benz guse
graben zines neuen Ourdlti9es auf ber
gSisconiin Central abn. Der bsreitS bis
81 cincr Siefe bon 25 SUB 9ebieben III, pers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08

gtblttttUttSfd1alett Ntben,
9%Iltarbiloer, @ttarbluuten,
Wltaralu8en, 2tltarfrem3e,
Nltari6enen, Iltarfpisen,
Standardization, M~rmlenGter,
MsperstaS,
Setfdeutmel (Sepoliterte),
StbeIt, 9rcptere,
Charcoal fir Granddaughter,
Gbors6de, GbrihuSfauren,
Giborten, Ginsula,
SalmattcaS, Grbauun8Sbd@er,
Tamilienre8iNer,
IirmmneSanoenfen,
Sabnen, Sla88en,
0mtterale far Sslde, Giboricn ~,
0ebetbiid)er in Selti6er, ensliider, franSo'
iiIder, boIdnbiider, polntider, bobnnis
ider unb italienii3er Spra6e,
0efdTe fur Die bl. Dele,
0emdloe,
0olos u. silberfreM3Gem,
Colo. II. SiIbermeoatlet,
0rmppenbiloer aaer Ydpfte,
0rmppenbtIoer, (8botosr.) BON @r3s
bif66fen, Sii90fen &C., periams
melt bel benz 3ten HlenarsSoncu pom
Baltimore,
SauS= u. Ssamilienbiider Gatboliid0,
Getli9enbtloer gum @inrabmen,I
&%pnieneiien, SoffiengefdBe,
&anons3 afelm, 9elGe,
&trdenmuFfalten,
&trd)enic8eI,
@omtnuntonattoetfet
Rommmntous u. TirmunSsanoenftW,
3reuatu egitattonen,
Qrtpp% enf8mren,
Rromem fur Statuen,
2rmsifire pteIer art,
2ampett, &atnpem9l6fer,
2ebenSSeiGidten bon Setlt8en &C.,
2e9emoen Der &eiltsen,
&enGter pom Uieiiins, Britannia II. @las,
20idb5rnfen , WaridaaSftdbes
Mcoaiaon, IteBaeipdnoer,
Webfdnndet, WeBtpetn,
NttfTale, NiTalbdnoer,
WiTaIpuIte, WiiipnS Softer,
Wonitran3en,
Wemper8plonn8 u. V~erflbertttt8
pon MouiranSen, Ssl6en, @iborien &C.,
oHpenoL Sferferaen,
Ycrlmutterfrens@en,
8~crtraitS SEQ XIII. u. YitS TX,
Yreoi9ttp erie,
Yro3eifonsfrerae II. 2%atertet,
Ypriaes, 1au6manteI,
misunderstanding,
8ofenfrduse, Sfapnltere,
Sptbenbilo&em,
etatue, aus Der Maper'iden SinfanitaIt in
Winden,
Stattten pom @pps, SfoIaS,
StrduB6en u. 9rdn3e
iiir grittomrinifanten &C.,
samfamoenfen, Samfs0efdBe,
Sauf 3egiifer, Sanii6aleu,
SanfteinenL
SbeoloBii6e Werfe,
SooteusMe8tter,
SrasbintneI,
Jramerbiioer,
sraumn0S. anSensen,
SrannnsssRe8tfter,
WaSeme emmS fur Sranfenbeiu@e,
Bella, geretnss 2IaS;eiGnmn8et
9Da6Ss u. anSere &er5em. WeibranG,
gSeibran6faTer,
WeibwaTerbeden u. GeTeL
2SeibpaHer,peoeL
Ntlanten, 9%enofarte,t ". @loben,
Sriefs u. Shrtibpapiere,
8riefpapiere fir Gliidwini9e,
Sriefteaer, SricfumfGla8e,
YudbaltnnsS &ebrbidter.
Solmeti@er fir uieleS prdden,
@eosrapbiihe 2Serfe,
@ei6aftSbIGer,
ESTABLISHMENTS,
@plofeoern,
Sumorihif@e Snartette, 8ersette unb
0uette,
0rammatifen Der alien unb mos
bernen Spra6en,
Su8enoi6riften It. SiloerbI6er,
&assnser, @iGiiirsr, So0bf6er,
SieS eriammlun8en fir gsiansusreins,
SSf6papier, MeSisinii6e @aGer,
NuNspapier,
Observation-Disclosures,
S~Grstbbef!e, SGuibI6er,
S6ulem fir Cr9el, 6lopier, Siolins II. (. No.,
Stablfeosrm, SDeateraIde, Sinten,
lIutcrbaltraGss MO Gr3abiaugsidriftsu, q
@iebaranetbIGer,
WolfSlieSerbaGer,
gS5rterbi6sr pieler sprad,en,
3eiGenSorlagenL
u. 7. ~, u. 7. TO-, u. Z. TO-.
msrbsn 8.t unb biata aeliefert pon
Wablbaaer & Sebrle,
SSysst'ar'. ssal y. atrG sasaramsstea.
Gambling,
Al "a Gale strObs, gbieaso, n.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-16
They All Want Allowances.

CHICAGO Jan. 16.-In Judge Tuley's court
Thursday the Storey estate case came up ON
the petition of Mrs. Storey to be allowed
$4,000 per year out of the estate for sup
port. In her affidavit Mrs. Storey claimed
as her own all the personal property at the
residence and presented evidence to prove
taat it was Mr.. Storeys desire that it should
be hers The application was opposed by
the attorneys for the contesting heirs -at-law,
who declared that the estate was largely
encountered, ami it was doubtful If Mrs
Storey was entitled to anything at all as the
ante -nuptual contract. the only valid
document i'll the case allowed her Si0, 900 per
| annum after the debts were paid The estate
| consisted largely Of good will, and it was
doubtful if that would exist by the time this
suit was ended. They further said
that if Mrs, Storey was allowed this
sum, petitions would be filed to allow tie
other heirs at law funds out of the estate, and
later such petitions were presented. The
court announced that ii decision would Se
rendered on Saturday
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Jan. 1G-Ieave was
| ked Wednesday OF the supreme court Of
! Illinois by Mrs Eureka {. Storey through
| her counsel, TO file a petition for
| a writ OF mandamus directed
to Probate Judge Knckerbocker
of the county Of Cook, and commanding
him to receive and preserve the evidence of
the subscribing witnesses to Wilbur +.
Storey's will bearing date of Aug 16, 1879,
and to hear and finally determine the mat
ters relating to her petition for probating
the will The court will probably determine
! Friday whether it will allow the petit
ton to be filed If it should do so all quas-
tons relating to the estate will al once be
determined by the supreme court.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-16

New YORK, Jan 16.--The la te John W.
Gilbert bequeated valuable estate to his
laughter Maria for life and at her death to
her lawful issue. The daughter married
Mr.. Wood, by whom she had several chill
4reu, and after his death married William
Muloek, New York lawyer, by whom she
had four children. The first wife of Mulock
had previously obtained decree of divorce
against him in this state, with a prohibition
against his marrying again during her
lifetime But Muloch and Mrs. Wood went
to Jersey City, and were there married
Twelve years later Il second marriage was
solemnized between them before a clergy
man in Philadelphia.
\ suit by Mrs Frances J. Byrnes, one Of
the children by the marriage with Mr.. Mu-
lock, against Mary Louisa Labagh and four
teen others being the children and grand
children of Mrs Mulock by her first husband,
for a partition of the property was
brought to trial before Judge Dona-
hue and a jury in the supreme
court circuit The defendants claim that
the second marriage of Mrs. Wood with
Mulock was Illegal and void, and that, there
fore, the children Of that marriage did not
como within that provision Of the will Of
her father leaving the property after her
death to her lawful issue The plaintiff on
the other hand contends that, notwithstand-
ing the prohibition in the decree of divorce
against Mulock, a marriage by him in
another state il valid 50 far as the right Of
the children of the marriage are involved
rhe ca3e is still on trial
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-16
COMPLICATED CASES.
SARAH ELLEN SMITHS VERY pFctL
LIAR WILL.
A Noman's Marriage Jeopardizes Her
Interest in an Estate-The Storey
Litigation-Suing PicIpocket
tor the Money He Stole.

PHlLADEtPHIA, Jan. 16-Before Judgs
t'rnrose the account of the executor of Sarah
Ellen Smith, deceased, came up for audit.
Dec9dent died on the 17th of May last, leav-
ing ii will the concluding clause of which
provided that anyone in the will who should
attempt to break it should get nothing,
Among the bequests was one to her niece,
with the provision that "at the age of 81,
When she will, if ever, know the necessity
of taking caro- of her means, and
not having a husband who uses
tobacco or Intoxicating drinks" the
property should be given into her absolute
control and possession. But should she
have housband who can afford To indulge
III the use of of rum and tobacco, Of course
he can support her without this bequest. and
the house and grounds shall be given to the
woman's branch OF the Home Missionary
society of the Presbyterian church for the
support of INDECENT preachers
Among others we're beuuests to the most
reliable committee to be found in this city
for the suppression Of ntemperance and
tobacco; to establish a small rural church in
France, to the woman's Christian missions;
for the Chinese Ia California; to the woman's
mission in Persia; to the womau's mis-
sion for Hindoostan; fer the instruction OF
females in those countries in Chris
tianity; to aid the mission for teach
ing and preaching the gospel to the
American Indians in our western territories
and TO the mission of the Presbyterian
church for the instruction of our negro
freedmen. She bequeathed my dear little
log Friskey" 500 to care for him during
his life, and at his death TO be buried in
Aunt Sally's lot in Mount Moriah cemetery" -"
With reference to the bequests relative to
rum and tobacco, the judge intimated that
he would decide they were void through
vagueness, and that the property mentioned
in connection Herewith would go to tue next
of kin
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-16
Public Notice.

For the convenience of the public liv-
Ing in the lower part of the city, the
ARGUS has established branch office at
DeSanto's drug store, corner Ninth street
and Fourth avenue. where box has been
placed for the receptacle of news and
subscriptions. In writing personal news
be sure and write the whole name plainly.
In ordering the ARGUS sent to your home
you can leave your address at the branch
office and the same will be regularly de-
livered. Give the street and number
when ordering your paper. Mr.. DeSanto
will be pleased to answer any questions
pertaining to the business.
The ARGUS has one of Cooks Automa>
tic letter and paper boxes erected outside
the office door in which communications
can be deposited when the office Is closed
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-16

OAUPAcA, Wis, Jan. 16-Ths reported
confession of Stub Wech, alias Tom
Welch, at Amigo, as TO the murder of
Banker H. c. Meade is a hoax, and
has no further foundation than the
fact that q man named Welch was seri
ously stabbed while engaged in saloon
row at what is known as the "Corners."
near Amigo. Tbs news was received here
that confession of the murder had been
made, and was spread rapidly over the city
and generally believed to be true. The man
Welch who was 50 seriously stabbed is not
the one who was a witness in the Meade mur-
dor frial
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-16
ILLINOIS SOLoNS STILL WRANGLlN6.
The Time Spent Principally in Fiji.
clustering,

DhstefEDSs
SPRINGFIELD, His, Jan lG.-After the
assembling of the house at 10 O'Clock,
Thursday morning, when the journal OF
Wednesdays session was being read.
Fuller iRepl moved to amend by
inserting at the proper place his
notice of motion 10 reconsider the vote by
which Linegar'S appeal from the decision OF
the chair was sustained. HsincS ruled that
another que ii, n was rsnding when
the motion to reconsider was entered
Fuller contended that the motion was
properly entered; that he vas recognized by
the chair for the purpose (which was tl1,e),
and that the clerk should have entered the
motion IA the Journal The matter
was debated at length, and finally
the previous question was moved and
On vote being taken it stood
yeas, 76. Sittig did not vote. Had he done
SO there would have been quorum, and the
question been carried. Then motions to ad-
journ were made and failed for want of a
quorum. A resolution was offered to ad-
journ out of,respect to Schuyler Colfax, and
a squa bble took place about the wording,
it being fearer that it would recognize
Haines officially as speaker. Finally the
resolution failed for want of a quorum
During most of tue day Linegar voted
with the Republicans.
Calling of the roll on all kinds of dilatory
motions was continued until nearly 3o'clock,
when the Republicans decided to allow an
adjournment, and so the house adjourned
until 10 in the morning.
+ Governor Oglesby has taken possession of
the executive mansion There will be no
fuss at the Inauguration. Shortly after the
ceremony reception will BE- given at the
mansion.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-16

CLEVELAND Ohio, Jan. IL. The case Of
the Farmers & Mechanics bank, of Gales
burg, ILL.,, against John larney, alias Mol
tie Matches" the famous pickpocket and
sneak thief, who with three pals robbed the
bank Of 50 600 in 1879, was finished Wed
Ges1ay, Judge Mckinney giving a decision
in favor Of the bank for Sl2 S34, the increase
being interest from the day of the theft
"MoIlie" is in the 3oliet penitentiary
under ten years sentence, but
has property here and elsewhere
valued at $50, 900. He has been a thrifty
thief, and after dividing the swag secured at
Galesburg he brought his share to Cleveland
and deposited s., 90 Of it in the Citizens
Savings association. Four hundred dollars
was drawn out, but 81 600 hes under attach
ment ia the name of John Dolan, one of
'Mollies" many aliases. He also owned a
valuable piece of property on Woodland
avenue, but it was transferred at the time of
ais sentence to his lawyer The legitimacy
of this transfer is to be tested. A large
amount of his other property was gobbled by
ais wife, who has secured divorce from
aim since his sentence.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-16

WICHITA, Kan, Jan 1G.-Dr. Mum, one
of the boomers just from the settlement
at Saltwater. says the cuonlSts arc CON
fidently awaiting Gen, Hatch's arrival They
will resist forcible expulsion. They say they
would obey civil process They have
plenty of provisions AMI have
thrown up earthworks Gen. Hatch left
Caldwell, Sunday, with l50 men. He ex-
pectel to be reinforced by ninety men at
Reno. He says he has not men enough to
fight the boomers, and will surround and
starve them out Wednesday the troops
were campal on the Salt fork waiting for
the river to fall
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-16
A Big Bore. but no Good,

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan 1G-The Win
chester Arms company has finally abandoned
work on the artesian we'll which it began
sinking two and a half years ago, with the
idea Of obtaining an independent water
supply. After the bore had been extended
2,400 feet, some one dropped some pieces of
iron into the hole and they wedged in about
fifty feet of steel boring tools. This was
several months ago, aud all efforts to clear
out the hole have proved Intellectual The
only bore in the world deeper than the
Winchester is a Pennsylvania oil we'll The
former cost the company over S25, 0J0.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-16

NEs HAVEN, Conn, Jan 16.--The following
gentlemen have been elected as members OF
she editorial board of The Yale Literary
Magazine for the year 1886 Z. j. Phelps,
Andover, Mass; c. NJ. Lewis, New York
,ity; Evans Wooden, indianapolis, Ind; c.
W. Person. Florida, n. Y; A. L. Shipmaa,
Hartford f'npu
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-16

w. A. Glockhof. the ticket broker, has
the agency for Rock Island for the sale
of steamship tickets on fourteen different
steamship lines representing the most
prominent companies, which are sold at
cut rates. tt
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-16

Pork tenderloins, spare ribs. leaf lard,
pigs feet, sausage meat, breakfast bacon.
fresh or cured hams, at Gilmore's pork
house. First avenue, between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets. If
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-16
Pay Your Taxes.

The taxes for Rock Island for the year
1884 are now due and should be paid at
once to the collector at No. 1919, Second
avenue. ID. +. kRELL,
dwtf Township Collector.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-16

in years they have reigned Queen Nic>
toria stands ninth among the sovereigns
of the world.
There are GOO professional beauties in
| London who don't work at ALL
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-16
Aboiishing Prison Labor.

AUGUSTA, Me, Jan. 1.-THE county CON-
missioners of the state have voted to abolish
the system of workshops connected with the
county jails: This action will doubtless lead
to the adjustment Of the system in all Maine
prlsonA
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-16
nr. Carver's Score.

New HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 16.-Dr. Carver
stopped shooting WEDNESDAY night
at 13 O'clock, with 81, 15s
hits. His days work was 1916
shots, with SS2 misses. He is in good eondi
ton. AT nooa the score was 81, 625 shots Of
which g $50 were missed