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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-25
From our Exchanges.

From Our Exchanges.
District Court is IN session IN
Vim parish thus week. From the
Sentneps report last week of
crime IN that parish, II IS TO be
supposed that Winn needs a good,
vigorous, active court and grand
jury for IL week or two.-Ruston
Caiigraph.
Now look here Bro. Pearce,
don't you think you are putting 1t
on ..ieetle' too thick. While
we admit we did have to chronicle
considerable amount Of crime it
was not ali done IN Winn, and we
have active courts, grand juries,
etc., and yet we believe, that so
far as the commission of crime is
concerned that Win parish is as
free from it rs any OF our sister
parishes, If not more SO.
Alexandria Democrat: Mis- Ida
Shuster, 4 beautiful Jewess living
IN Farmcrviile, La, killed herself
by taking strychnine on Saturday
last. The reason assigned for the
rash act is that the girl ,Yas betray-
ed by her lover, young druggist
BY the name Of Kirkpatrick, and
who after doing the wrong refer
red to above, fed the place for
parts unknown. Learning of the
flight she took the fatal dose to re-
lieye her troubles by ending her
lite thus blighted. The citizens of
Farmeryille are frantic and blood 5
thirsty for the william, and he will
be roughly dealt with il caught.
Later news from Monroe says
kirkpatrick notifies bloodthirsty
citizens they can find him, as he
has not fled as was reported.
Richland Beacon: On Sunday
night we heard an unusual noise at
the Jail, ON looking out We discoy-
cred smoke, and IN a few minutes
the inmates commenced yelling for
the Sheriff to let them out and for
half IN hour the air was full of
plieous pleadings of them for re- ;
lief. Tney got pretty well smoked
before the keys came and they
were glad to get out and breathe
fresh air once more. The damage
to the Jail from fire and the neces-
sary cutting of the building to cx-
the flames is not less than
500. i he fire was set on the west
side just below the ceiling.
Ouachita Telegraph: A poor
house has been established in Union
parish for the care and support of
paupers. BY figures furnished the
Gazette, it is shown that the par
ish has saved $3.50. 80, even during
the first year. For the year end
ing September i, 1891, sI380.00
was paid for the support Of pau
pers, while the total expense of
the poorhouse for the year just
past, including rent, superiDten-
dent cook, furniture, bedding,
provisions and everything needed
for housekeeping amounted to on
Iy $790.79.
TIE police jury Of this parish,
at Its last session,> designated %
to whom appropriations
were made for the inoAShs of Oc-
Iober, November and EAeembcr
aggregating $3.50 per Iohta, or
1T the rate of $4,000 per year.
And now we would ask our po-
ice jury to discuss this matter
with view as to the adyisabIlity
If establishing poor house in
his parish.
Richland Beacon. Our tq5kb'iias
been full of engines for several
lays this week. Two wrecks east
,f town, one two miles and the
,ther four miles, one Of the con-
'truction or freight trans prevent
ii the passenger trains 4ad ex-
press running through either way.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-25

Wisnfie!d and Montgomery,
Arrives daily. except Sunday. at 5P. VI.
Depart daily except Sunday, at s A. NJ.
WINFIELD and Columbia,
Arrives Tuesdays and Fridays at IL II.
depart Tuesdays and Fridays, AT p. IL,
Winnfield nd Vernon,
Arrives Tuesdays aud Fridays at II VI.
Depart Tuesdays and Fridays at Z. NJ.
Ninnfieid and Sparta.
Arrives every Wednesday at 5 p. N.
depart every Thursday at A NJ.
ID. +. DUNN. Postmaster.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-25

Ten lines or ess. Sonpare:l type. is square.
Cards OF = personal character Will be charged
<ss5te rafss.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIingman Nurseries,
HOMER, Claiborne Parish. In.
A. X. CLNGMAN. Pro

a. r. CL1NU NAM HTG..
Dealers in all Kinds of Southern and
acclimated Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
Grape Vines, Evergreens. Shrdbs, Roses.
etc. Cultivated and fer sale at the Cling
man Nurseries. Very earliest and latest
Peaches. also the celebrated I.econte
Pear,
SPccdR1TIcz,
Having had many years experience
u, growing Nursery stock. | make it an
object to propagate the varieties of fruits
best adapted to meet the wants of my
customers. particularly hardy SORTS: and
giving as do my personal attention to
filling orders. expect in the future TO
give the same satisfaction that | have
abundant proof of paviny done in the
past. | have general travelling agents in
Louisiana. Texas and Arkansas.
Junel9-3m
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
auet,on Sales OF neal Cstaie.

WITIIiM COEE. ACCTTUNEEH.
BY JAMES l.. WELLS, AUCTTONEER
PARTITION SALE OF ESTATE OF DANIEL MAPEs,
DECD.
by ORDER OF HON. A. J. ROGERS, REFEREE.
JAMES T.. WELLS WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AVG.
I1ON, ct The city saiesroon Of Cole MnrPhy s'g Eptos
DAY JULY .. the foowin ing desirable properties
sIXTU-AyE NO. 5T6Four-story brick store and tene-
mont, lot lsxs0.
UUDsON. AVE, NO I4s.-Threc-story and basement
frame dwelling. lot 23x75.
PACIFIC. ST. NO. 9i5.-Twostory and basement briox
dwelling, lot ls.9xl00.
GOLD.ST. NO. 13s.-Four-story brick store AMI tenc
ment, lot 30xs7
UNIOy-sr, 40. loo.-fOurstOry brick store and tene
MAS WiTI HON A. j. ROGERS, REFEREf, 178
VRo any Az James G de Ia Mare. Plaintiffs Attorney.
ito East i25thsl NewYork asd with the suctl.neeI s9
Liberty ST. Roon 81 Ao~-York and S'o fui"n-st' brooA
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
Business Ubaures.

HARDWARE and HOUSE furnishing goods
store about nilsa from fewyqrt Ctty seesa snf ntS
ures about sa5Oo. 0T WI sxchanss tS1 HpM naz AsRv
W1NTED.lT0 represent large panufsct.
w ar!ps jsoespS psSss b se.eaf MA NSa,sS SffS q
Ash.vs Noh csfsasA % sSscqss e t,.sy' ,Is assls
WI ;e sollses q sss3na e s1[ Ss:ne3 ~
az: c,i:s s:ua. f. y a e, . wsss "a "a M
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
Gunner Resorts.

DIRONDACKS.-A House. Lake Placid
"A n. Yin the midst Of grandest Adiropdack sceney
conditions perfect. boat
Inc rryc. deer hunting nshng For circulars terms
efc. eddress HENRY ALLEN. Lake PLACID. " u
4 SBURY PARK, \. J.-Hotel Albion. The
N newest and one Of largest and best hotels In the
Park DELIGHTFULLY."- situated within 200 yards OF the -rL
Accommodations for 100 guests; Now open hhsic
Terms rea sonsble. send for circulars C. IT, PEMBERrON
4 PRIVATE family residing in large and
~ beautiful mansion about one hour from New-fork
gentlemen summer Rlc,ts house has
hot and cold water ETC. high and healthy crten
tens grounds large, fruit. etc. Address IL.
~ ~ Tribune Ofnce. New York.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
MCORE'S HOTEL,

TffUFHn 2 HIIH, " =
A'"' ' - MGnI,E IrnfIte
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
VIRGINIA SPRINGS

VlHGlNlA SFhlN Us
MOUNTAIN RESORTS,
VIRGINIA. STATE TOURIST ASSOCIATION,
select Parties ORGANIZED for our Health
And Pleasure R-sorta situated POO and 1900 foes
ABOVE SEA LEVEL
headquarters In Ne~-YOrk at Lelanfs
stnrteyant House Broadway. 2-th ami s9th sts.
once hours y q N. 70 5 p IN.
AK at Hotel Oalcc or ladies' Entrance, 20thst
y A. PARSONS, General Man gcr.
Said one OF our tourists 70 net
yes but isn't II bot down south with your
answered Dy asking her II the city OF
Mexico not " Down south Its laiitnfe
the same es that OF Vera cruz and
Cuba-but iis ALTITUDE Producing - eslubrfous
Climate insunmer. tnr moro attra tive than evon
Montreal.
SO with us In the virginia Mountains
Lnttudlnally Sonih but Altitudinally much nearer
Heaven than New-Iork
"EXcuse me" SAID one Of the gentemon.a
Veteran OF the civil war, was
down In your country Just Is
Years ago this very month with
Mcclellan, and you made n sultry for ua'
"Oh. yes" was my rejoinder. bat
there exists the paradox OF no
'Coolness' but general warmth and no warmth
but general cooneas"
general laugh resulted and all voted 10
90 along with ne
Next party ef Tourists will leave Ncw-f ORR,
July l5 via Ponnsylvana Railway and its connectlons
hs mapped out in The Tribune" of-unday, Jpy ..
IMPORTATION ny MAIL On PERSONALLY.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

,NEw.YoRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILROAc
hOUGH PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPERS WITHOUT
SShfxASGE NM. BETWEEN SEw.YORK AyDsr LAMRENcE
Eivkh On train leayng ST.. New-York at s:z8 p u
t =, szd q. 645 p m; fuoDst Brooklyn lz2 m Re
Sn B., sss y. Incs Ias, leaves Ws., S2ds. 1bo
n; tyooklyp, si25 q 10. Night tram runs daily.
4lLlS BUILDING,
New.York ANDERSON.
"a. p. Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08

AMERICAS
DAY SUMNER RESORT.
A vERITABLE FAIRY
LAND.
TWO GRAND CONCERTS
rAILY.
.ABBUCRLE'S CELEBRATED
MILITARY BAND AND 4
SUPERB ORCHESTRA.
Glen leland elan oaxe SIpsr.
ior dinners a 10 carte Klein
Deutschlsna. Meosger1c. Av
ary sud Aamooth Aquarium
Bostsng. 5ashinG, Fish:1&
Billiards. BowlinG &C.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
PHILADELPHIA AND REARdNG R.R.

roSFF FTffsEK ~ SEsThAi NJhR RIyTs2h nITHh
TINE TxshT- -!TAkfNG EIfEcT iTNE 2isL 1888.
3 spU NJ BAY l So faSS Zoo PM PM
CHESTNUT mn al coiSmoiaave for ManayanE Cousho.
ssc on all Day Train,
RsiaESlns Yn.n s ana Green st.,
sr&ERaE@ & @ ss & so asSe no. 5apa 6 sS ss5s 5e 's S
,s oA x2sk. TiS m * aud pnrLIrsBUno Penn
Yor 'V V&iiffIiAasPoRT. Il suNBURY, LEwIsBURe and
MAnAN9Y TY ~ a i5S sS R sss s g. & & 30 400
S So N q 2 20 7 snpy, s At Ss2 p mn M lso 400
i 55 f sss $iTHsfSs & aoo s.s m
Zoo. l;3l 8.l5, 545p. m. sundays at 5;SOp. m
f% I%MAaUA At ZOO. TAO sa5 100 $780, s4' 400
$40 100 sz5. a m, Loo. I:SO s:.6 5aa1 pm Sunday
For sAsfoS s ss4oo TOO sao m, LOO I:so ss5: 4oa
Y@ iiiGH BRIDGE BRANCH. az 400. s:45 a. IN. 400
r@IEkaIsoroS S 100 sts 4s An. loo. lao. 400 4so
,s ss sis Ii sgaeay; az cC ,SS oa s4 1880
A s5 % SS9 a s saSSsS. sS sSo $50 So e1e No.
sss II 30 @ 49, ~ e. ssS ls9s
S s sS III; sso s 81 100 s' n .'sso so 1aSS gSS
~ &c H6Ns &c Ka%aeS sS s5SY e6cEAS GROVE An
0O sSbxYs rs iSS9 cIeep sS 9esan 3sS HSS Tcve a
for FREEHOLb-At $40. 7A5, 100 m. E3o 400. 600
rgy LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at4:Oo.
sssfLasl5 9 !s cIT efP TisELAsD and DHIDcErosAt
SEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISIONS
Prom Pier SO & North River, via sandy Hook.
M HIGHLANDs sEABB!GHI and LONG BKANCH
' claaP ForgT RAnK M & SnqE @
rmzfLAstic II LGs sS2 ca ssq 49, 900 mi s4S $50
Y.LAKEwoop. TOMS RIVER, BARNEaAT. 4,3O q m,
"a ean =. procured at foot Idbertyst; Pier No 3
Exu I,vsr a. 2O7. a57. 2el, 2s6. 2s7 ~ and iS2S
Broadway, $50 73I and 749 6tf-ave Hyingtonsts To-
a. ~ and l43 Greopwicb st.; 16s, POS East l32thsti
,3sa $40 Bowery. aad principal hotels In New 9Ts c1yy
IA Brooklyn at no. CourtsLj LOT BrOadwayj p35 $50
falicns: zl BT9 Manhattanaye. In Hobokcn 264 Wash
HEion-st n. r. Transfer Company viii call for and cheek
J. " NoOTTES q. q. HANCOCK.
General Manager Gen. Pass ant Ticket Agk
II. p. BALDWIN, q. p. p. Agt. i19 Liberty-st ~ r.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
Gxrursious.
MAMMALIAN REAcH.

PAINS GREATEST FIREwoRKs sPEcrACLR .rHu
cEPT SUNDAY AND MONDAY.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

II NEW.YUKk NEW;HAVEN M HARTFURD r. R
Trains leave Harlem River station. l32d-st and
Incolnave near Thrd Avenue Bridge Harlem River
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated Ralroa daily, except
tSe 30 GO and 500 10: for Port Morris Casanova
t0ak Point, Hunts Point West Farms, Van Nest, West
Chester Tmpsons Bay Chester Pelham Bsy) Barlow CITY
Isspd. Pelham Manor and New Rochsle. connecting at
Newoehele with trains for all pO main line OF
The NewYork. NewHaven and Hartford Railroad; Shore
Line and Air Line Divisions; New-Canaan Miidietown
New Britain and sufed Branches; and Boston and all points
Mtinight train for Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons at 1910 m daily except Mondays.
Sunday trains for New Rochelle anil all intermediate sta
ions at ZOO noon and $3.50 the latter train
G New Rochelle with way tra!us to Grand Central
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
REAL ESTATE

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, July 2. 1855
To-day at the Exchange and Auction Room no
public auctions were held.
To-DAY's AUCTION.
John BOYD foreclosure sae Edward Brryhad reie.se
66th-st. s. 60 IT OF Lelingtonave
RECORDED REAL ESTATE
NEw-YoRK CITY.
The following is a list Of the transactions re-
corded in the Registers Office to-day:
l5Othst 100 II Of Msris.ave. 25xlls5; James oo.
na%es G Geises Il to sonr e,aTk Annie
i'O Seweft 10 John Clara and another
s,p ss%s properly lcsa g. qnas to Anrs
11ohs 50 sss 81 s ft1lF Ol isaye dE16oi
pard Lichtenstein and wife to James Deis =, ooo
11stst sty cor Of ciftgn:ave 5oIioo James La ooo
Intervale:ave n ws 2sS 4 " Of Howe.st 5oIls2x
irregular; Henry Tiffany and wife to JACOB soo
y7thst, 4 lis IT Of ad.avS a5ISsa John Nc. ooo
sstSs csasnsD oo Hs iS5II60
Ws;ts st Al 70 iesp Iinscctt sooo
n'i FiS,s to K Regina e q rOlet ts', ..-.D'
so 30 SmbSrs s 4 70 caro-
,oo line kirk 1,o e q; .ave ii; ustavus
i'is 4 Helm and nd wife to Annie Fold $500
lstave, W g. 100 # n Of Wainut-st lO0xlOO John
so Il Of fn MSalsossye asaio22 Leo.
pod Messmann and wife to Benjamin Liehten- m ooo
Pearist Nos SO to sii y Interests Emanuel Lehman
l4otSst ise Of ie1anderavc a5iioo
sit o and S we e Mary
s1st so IT Of adave 3O1ea2; Charles
bell and wife vaenias Mner and another $500
6lstst 225 # Of lothave 25IloOo John 90 ooo
s4thst ss lis Il " OF Shave 1885 jacob bern.
hs% ssd v d 5a S s.s7s & sslo Joseph oufc
Ct al to Charles Naething. o.l0o
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
DrfssmadinJ.

CTYLISH DRESSMAKER whose specially Is
- ane work. wishes BY day or week. city
or country tertns 81 per day. Atdreas
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
Jre Cream.

4 PACT-HORTON'S ICE CREAM u mad1
"A from pure Dream HOrsnS Patent super Frcsep prek
q rs crssm for RsStsu!snss churchss Rstiy.: - w
so 1ts~y. Sss ssS.dw,E I AZ Esa % Ss-Ss mco ii'
EUSSELLS ICE CREAM. No. 780 Broadway
Families suppnsd ovtottswi Slsisees sysssft rs9iy4
bricks foS fsstauFant fsA sto TsspaopA Sss tiess
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
STARIN'S
GLEN
ISLAM D.

STEAMERS LEAVE DAILY,
Pier Is n. r. BroeInAst, 53d-et-
foos Ct Ccrtandf-sG f. r. E4e hvee
Al6a m eil0am. v:eO
6iSa n Ol0A m. 1000 4
loiSa M lOAO "a M l1.0OA.
iIi6a m lido q m. l2O0m
la,0 n M l,I5pp. lhop.m
lIS pm. I!0pm sss00E'.n
2sb o. no. 3lOpm. SsOpm
Bs45 b. IN. Al0pm. f3opm
tl6pm.
R.rrning leave oien island l0l5 nj, landing at 33dss
ana Pier S N r. l:l5 1915 n, i6 m, for flsf
Is only $3.50 for 33ist ony o. ani 500 p m for
~ cENTS EXCURSION TIcKETs 20 CENTS.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
PROVIDENCE LINE

IVNUf JDENOE LINE
for
WORCESTER
NASHUA CONCORD.
NORTHERN NEw-EHGLASD POINTS.
pcasanest route TO
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Elegant Steamers
RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS leave New York
from Pier ~, N H. foot WarreD-st ST. az daily except
Sunday. -. .1x-.... .,,,,.,. ,,-,,. -.
tain train with parlor eaves steamers landing Proy
dey,ce $50 nj through Fabyan without change
Breakfast steamer at a ~ Dinner at Plymouth
arriving al Eabyans early In afternoon.
PROVIDENCE LINE
Is direct route TO resorts on
NARRAGAN-ETf BAY.
Tickets and staerco,ns be secured In NewYork at
Astor House. 257 287 907 397 457 7s5, tA2 s51 Broad
way windsor FIFTH Avenne Astor House Grand Central
Cosmopolitan HOtels-320 BOwery. In brooklyn at 333
Washington 730 Fulton sts. and at Pier 20 N. H.
send 70 Box S.0ll for Summer excursion BOOK.
D. S. BABCOCK. f. w fOPPLE,
President General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08

Business propertn tor Sale aro to Eet
49,
CTEAM power and best room in this city,
lsS West Houston-st
VNO LET.-Buildings, lofts and offices on
i Chambers Beekman. Fulton. Nassau, William Goid'
Pearl and W ater sts and vicinity. x-S.
RULAND q WHITING, Beekman-et
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08

Midnight train for New Rochelle and intermediate sta
Sunday trains for New Rochelle AMI al Intermediate sta
s,smOld N' way ''A'u' 0'na 'sl'Ai Depot 4na
r EHIGH VALLEY .RA1LRoAD.-Passene n ee
Ssss $s's,Ss e. S
man hrcash dsy trains at m and sac
assSss s5 N
General Eastern 0als' NO ais Bs1Giarsy S4rsyI;ros
NEw-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
Exsm n. VII eave Depot tune ~ 1884
=. a m. Rochester and Montreal Express through
sose aan and + Msns special with
$50 M. Fast Limited Chicago Express with
suS Spp Z. & Asap sa s
q Chicago $50 m Cincinnati 755 m and ST Louis 7.i3
Gm: next day Through Drawing Room Car to Niagara
& Sss E1Dre;s cars s.. e Rc
Ii a. m. Western Newyork and Northern Express with
$50 D. M Albany Troy Saratoga and Utica Express
through drawnsiroo% 10 Lake George satdiay;
u, n. Accommodation to Albany and Troy,
Eiassra FANS Busaia Cincinnati Toledo Deroia chicago.
70 se
b % ssaaTa enSs fg S for a %
tot also to Wateown daily 70 CAPE vincent oay except
Sunday and to Clay on aod osdensburs daily except sata
Connects with the for the West and FOR
the n 0rrh except Saturday night.
Tickets sale at Grkad central Depot No. Bowling
Green 4l3 broadway Harlem Depot l25tst. and 4thaye
end wescots Express Ofrees Parkplace, Broad
way 7S5 ard Si2 Iroadwav ana 81 West l2Jhst. New
York 533 WASHINGTON and $50 Fuitoa st Brooklyn and ~
lthst. williamsburg
Accommodations drawn and sleeping Do
procured any the ticke, Offices In NewYork CITY, aud
x33 WashingiOn.st. BROOKLYN.
Paggage called for and checked from residence
IThese trains daily daily except sunday
tThe e trains stop at Harlem 18th at and ithayc)
ion Sun1ay runs only 10 Albany ana Troy. >,r,rc,,
J N. TOCCEY, d. NJ. kENDHlCk-
General superintendent General Passenger Asenb-
NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
IN TER. PORTLAND. NEW-LONDOE. NORWICH.
WHITE MOUNTAINS and all points East Prom Pier
80 North River. foot Of watsst next pier above Des;
brosses street Ferry. at CITY OF WORCESrEk"
Tuesiays Thursdays and Saturdays "CITY OF BOSTON"
Mondays Weapesdays and Fridays Tickets and Saterroms
may be House. 207 26l 397 and 957 Broad
Cosmopolitan and Ears Hotels, o35 Fulton ST.,
'''V'' - anu " GEO. W. BRADY. Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
Che Curt.

NJONMOUTHPARK RACES,
wi LONG BRANCH. N. J.
EVERY TUES DAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
TiIf TUESDAY. August 25 Races promptly stsSo ?: r.
each day Trains and boats %rset % course por,x 7a
II am, i2m, 1918. l9.45p m. PennXi7spis r., ,SoE
iandt ana besbrosses sts Ferry. llS9 ~ n
1919 m. . a. v,.,s q, so
J. IL COsrER Sec. OEO L. LORILLARD. PrcsdenI
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-02-12
Funeral Of Manager Merrill.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. i2.-The funeral OF
General Manager Merrill, of the Milwaukee
q ST. Paul read, was the largest and most
impressive ever seen in the northwest, net
excepting that Of ex-Postmaster Genera
Howe two years ago. a special train from
Madison brought the governor, state officers,
and large number of members of the legis.
laturo. \ Chicago special brought repre-
sontativss Of all the roads centering in that
city. Extra trains were run on every Wis
consin roal The body lay all night and
morning in state in st James church, at
tnied 10y . guard of Knights Templar
The services at 30 in the afternoon wer,
conducted by Rev. Drs Ashley ana Keene
The editica was crowded 20 sutrocaticn. ana
thousands were unable to obtain admission
The cortega which followed the remains K
Forest Home cemetery was over mile IL
ieErth
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-02-12

further appearing that Grover Cleveland, OF
New York, had received 2l9 votes fer presi
dent OF the United States and that Thomas
A. Hendricks, Of Indiana, hal received 2le
votes for vice president of the United States
which number is q ma aiOrity of the votes
of the whole numer of electors appointed
and the same having been duly declared by
the president Of the senate in the presence OF
the two houses, therefore resolved bv the
senate of the United States. that the senate
is of the opinion that the constitution and
laws have been duly executed, and that nc
further declaration of these facts is neces
sary.
Other business in the senate was as follows
On Tuesday, the pension appropriation bill
was pas ed, anl the bill repeating the timber
culture lawi taken up On Wednesday, the
senate passe bill providing for permanent
reservations for the Indians in
northern Montana, aud appropratine
an annuity of SD, 900 to assist them in be
coming an agricultural people. The bill tc
quiet title of settlers on Des Moines river
Lands in Iowa was then taken up
and pending the discussion the
senate proceeded to the house to attend
the count of electoral votes.
Upon return to its chamber the senate
took up the bill repeating the timber culture
laws
After the squabble oyer the White case
i'll the house Tuesday, the postotiicc
appropriation bill was considered in com,
mittee, On Wednesday, after the reading OF
the Journal the District Of Columbia bill
was sent TO conference committee The
house then went into joint con.
VentiOn to count the electoral
vote, which being concluded, Keifer offered
n resolution recitng the result Of the
joint convention and declaring il
to be the sense of the house
that the constitution and laws have
been duty executed and tbatno further dec.
laration is necessary. This he stated was 8
copy Of the resolution adopted four year,
ago.
After some discussion Cox, Of New York,
believing the constitution regulated the
whole thing, moved t. Icy the resolution on
the table which was agreed to-yeas, 1876;
NAYS l2i
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TOOK A VOTE, ANYHOW.
The Illinois Legislature Meets without s
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SPRINGFIELD, His, Feb, L. - Tho two
houses of the legislature met Wednesday
morning with forty-siX members absent in
the house and tn IN the senate The Dem
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IN lae hoUa N aNS9 ot tue
protest q tAH Republican, ant
md So, the V,th standing: Morrison,
10; fi"n'f, l. Bishop, the Republic
ans h"t No'h&, "'tt many leaving tht
'haliuef' h"'ioa wa. thel made tha'
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mission between Jan lG. 1854 and Jan 1G
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-02-12

The combination, proportion, and pros
cess in preparing Hoods Sarsaparilla, are
peculiar to this medicine, and unknown
TO others.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-02-12

DETRcIT Mich, Feb - -Ex- Prosecuting
Attorney James CaphS has begun a libel
suit against The Detroit Free Press claim
ing SIS 900 damages for saying that his aa
ceptance of a fee for revising the police
court act while prosecuting attorney was 10
better than a steal
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-02-12
NEW YORK, Feb. II.

Wheat--Opened A@9so higher; after
ward weakened ana lost much of the adj
vance; very little doing; No, l white nom
inal; No. 2 red March, g0Ac; April, 92l4
@92%c; May, 94@g43sc; June, 95@95Hc
Corn-Better and quiet; mixed western
spot, 491@ @@5l15e; futures, 49@504c Oats-
Dull; western, 36040c. Provisions Beef,
quiet and uuchanged; new extra, Sll@
1l50. Pork, firm; new mess, $l4@l425.
Lard, quiet and steady; steam $7S115.