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,nthiy losses were as follows:
262 So. 723 80 SAG. as


Amount of insurance over losses, S662,-
74l,67. The losses during 1881 were S425.-
608.01; 1882, $50, 1906, and 1888 $1l0,579 90
OF the origin, forty seven were incendiary
and defective hues. Of the buildings, 100
were residences, fifty.ive stables, thirteen
factories, and twenty-five business blocks
The report of the Fire Board, which &C.
companies this report, compliments the
Fire Chief, Superintendent Curry, the
clerk, and every body else.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-21
Caearrh Cured.

A clergyman, after suffering number OF
years from that loathsome disease, Catarrh,
after trying every known remedy without
success, at last found q prescription which
completely cured and saved him from death.
Any sufferer from this dreadful disease send
ing self addressed stamped envelope to DIR.
]. A Lawrence, 1879 Dean street, Brooklyn,
N. Y, will receive the recipe free of charge.
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Died SuodenIy-A Child Drops Dead,
peclal TO the Sentinel.

GREENFIELD, Ind, Jan. 17-Business circles
we've surprised to-day over the announcement
that John Crider, OF the firm of Knight & Crider,
died suddenly last night. He was In apparently
his usual health and gave evidence of sickness.
DR.. Justice Coroner, to-day returned verdict
that be died of heart disease.
few days ago the little child of Charles Os-
termeier left the table, and while passing from
the dining to the sitting room fell dead. 1t is
thought il was choked by something Il attempted
to swallow.
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pound was first prepared in liquid form
only; but now it can be sent in dry forms
by mail to points where druggist can
readily be reached, and to-day the Com
pound in lozenges and pills finds its way
even to the foreign chimes of Europe and
Asia.
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OILS.
ANTWERP, Jan. 1s.-Petroleum-1s.

ANTWERP, Jan. 1g.-PetroIeum-1S,
WILMINGTON, N. c.. Jan. ls.-Turpentne-
Firm at 27c.
PTTTSBURG. Jan. 19-Petroleum-Dull: c. l.
F. opened at 701fc advanced to 701zc, declined 70
6916c, closed at 6e14c.
OIL CITY, Pa, Jan. 19.-NationRl Transit GER
fcates opened at 705zc: highest 70zc: lowest
closed at Ss34c Sales. 1900 D6ls: clearancss
bills; charters, 124,S19 bbs. Oil City Exchange
stock, $500 bid; none offered.
BRADFORD. Pa, Jan. 19.-Orude Ofl-Dull.
weak and lower. National Transit and Tidewater
ments 69O73 bbls. charters. As, 900 bbls.: clear
ances $4,000 bbls. National Transit certificates
opened at 7o1zc and closed at 695sc; highest price,
70%c; lowest 69lzc.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-21

A great many people disregard dyspeptic
symptoms and assume that they will soon
disappear of themselves; but this Is not the
fact and the only safe remedy for them is
Nichols Bark and Iron.
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Heavy tnow Storms and More Earth

Heavy tnow storms and More Earth
quakes Combine Harass the Span
iaIds.
MADRID, Jan. Il. - Another severe shock Of
earthquake was experienced at Granada, at 10
last night, causing great alarm among the inhsbi.
tants. King Alfonso is visiting Velez to-day. The
heavy snow storm and frost continue. In Malaga
the most severe snow storm since 1861 prevails.
The sugar cane crop is destroyed, and orange and
olive groves damaged. The situation is most crit
ical. The earth is again trembling under the ia
fiuence of strong seismic movements. The wind
and snow destroyed the huts of those who fed to
the open fields from cities and towns for safety.
At FTiRilians, twenty-seyen miles east OF Malaga,
the people, rendered desperate by cold and hun
ger, attacked the houses of the land owners.
Another severe shock of earthquake was expe-
rieDced al Canillas.
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Foraign Money and stooks.

LONDOH, Jan. I9.-United States Bouds-is
1251s; AIS, 1857. Railroad Sends Erie. 1875
seconds So New York Central, IS: illinois Cen
trail, 22lk; Pennsylvania Central 507s: Reading
70; Canada Pacific, 40ss; st. Paul, 7iss; silver
PARIS, Jan. 19.-Rertes 79f. 771zo
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The Produce arket.

Eggs-Psying zoe per dOz from store, ga
Butter-Creamery fancy, 2s95oc; choice, 25927c;
sweet roll, 1o@l2c; medium grades, 69Sc; 10"
PoultryClHens, g per h.. ROSTERS &C: spring
Ieatnered, PER doz. S. 40: DUCKS, per doz, So %.
Rsobits-75c per doc.
Feathers-Prime geese, 45c; mixed aud ducks.
D@26c.
medium, zoe; unwsshed common, zoe; IN washed
ane; Ice; Cotswold. 15c; do. coarse, 16@l7c; 10.
cotton heeces, I915c-
The Provision Market
Below are the present JooOIng prices:
Smoked Meats, canvssed or plain (olain meats
not guaranteed against skippers-lj. q. Hams: 10
20 121z lbs. average, lie; 10 lbs. average lo7zc;
Cottage hams, 1ncanvased. Sc; California hams
TIC: English breakfast bacon. clear, 101c English
ms &c family 9Ilsd See ps
ddes. medium W.T.. SIC; do backs, light weight,
&C.; bellies Sc; French fitch, 7lb pcs, Ike,
sides or backs unsmoked, 71Sc; Bean pork clear,
per bbl, 400 lbs. SIS co. pork clear. per Dbl, 200
lbs sls family pork clear per obi, 200 lbs' 81;
Lard-Pure Settle-rendered IN tierces, SIC; In
half barrels or t0lb tubs, &C; 4slb tin tubs &c;
% lib pals, 91xc; 10-lb pals. loo.
Bologns-fn cloth go; in skin, &c
The Grocery Market.
e. part skim skim Sssc Per pOunYS5 White ROae l2o
COffeeslCOmmon, S%@l0kc; ordinary, l0h9
lie; fair, 1lAallslc; prime, l21xal2szc; strictly
mime 1.sZGiSlZc: choice is5Iai3IZe: Old GOV
ernment Java, fs5za25Ec; Mcf4ughlin's xxx
roasted, lib packages, l00-lb cases. 145zc; 6Olb
do, l41kc; Arbcckles roasted, l4Nc; Leyering's
Iasllc. Ee,sdohs SlIco. cetess No i 15s[cs a1ssas
prifne. izs<c. A'|z'' oA''' - - -'|~'' N"'es
6ugars-Cutloaf. TIC; powdered. TIC; granu.
lsfed 6sk1a6iLc. standard A. 6Jlla6lc: of A Ga
&c: WHIT extra o. 5sZ@515c: iight brown. 5Lsg
sc; common grades, zs%a5Ec; New Orleans -
@65fc.
molssses boa55c: svri1p 32a45o per esl. for com
mon to Choice; maple syrup 81 16@i IS.
Spices - Pepper, l7H@l61Sc; alspice, l09l2c;
cloves 20a2Sc: ginger. i7a2lo cinnamon in mats
i2@i5c; - n1Imees, s5essoc - --~ -
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Give Them a Chance.

If the thousands and tens of thousands of
weak and weary sufferers throughout the
land, who, in spite of care and skill, are
steadily drifting downward, could have the
benefit of that siDgularlY Vitalizing Treat
ment now so widely dispensed By Drs
starkey & Palen, of 1, 100 Girard street, Phi-
adelphia, the help, and ease. and comfort it
would bring to wasting bodies and depressed
spirits would be blessings beyond price. II,
reader, you have an invalid wife, or mother,
or daughter, or sister, or any one who is un-
der your care or dependent upon you, aud
to whom life has become a burden through
weakness and pain, consider seriously
whether you are not bound, in both love
and duty. to give this sufferer chance of
recovery, or, at least, the blessing of ease
from pain. You are offered the amplest
means OF information in regard to this new
Treatment. If you can examine testimony
without prejudice, and can weigh evidence
with Judgment and discrimination. write to
Drs. Stsrkey Il Palen for such proofs in doc
uments and reports of cases will enable
you to fairly examine and decide for your
self. They will be promptly supplied.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-21
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. JAM 10 Dry Goods-The market
fairly active. and on inquiry transactions are in
moderate proportions. Dress goods have had ceiet
attention, and OF leading makes fair business Is
reported. Cotton goods are in light request.
Wooden goods show no improvement in demand
nor movement.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
nav YORK rtnanciaI m.rne.

Hev York Financial Market
NEW YORK, Jan. Ia-Money- at l@lh per
ent closed at 1 per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper-41<a6 per cent.
Goyenmens-A shade easier for As,
Railway Bonds-Irregulsr; West Shore frmer.
State Secuzittes-D1ll.
The week opened With lower market for stocks
on revival Of the uniavorable rumors concerning
prominent hrms and the decline in the general
list ranged from a to IL per cent Manitoba
however was very weak and dropped ~ per cent,
and Delaware and Hudson sold down 2H per cent
Subsequently there was rally Of q to % per cent,
but in the afternoon Lacka wanna fell of to S44.
Delaware and Hudson to 6s and jersey Central TO
"a on reports that the meeting OF the
coal presidents had not been harmonious.
Later this denied, 1t beng
stated all leading anthracite companies had J zen
represented al the meeting and that commi sion
to confer with representatives of producers
Pennsylvania Railroad, the commission TO report
Monday next. As tne day advanced and the un
| eslly denied there was much better feeling and
| sharp recovery, prices advancing from y to l3a
| per cent from the lowest point The improve
| ment in the earnings OF rosds OF the northwest
nouncement that the other trunk lines had not
reduced immigrant fares TO meet the Pennsylvania
\ Railroad cut. Northwestern rose 12s to 50, st.
| Paul = to 72h, Lackawanna Is TO 81. Della ware
l and Hudson 70 60, Lake Shore IA 70 OOA Mis-
sour Pacific, preferred. = to 9slS. Onion Pacific
A TO 4s3s, and Western Union u to 574
| Market closed firm LackawannR very active
throughout the day no. shares changing ia ads.
Michigan Central brought 55z955 against COS. the
4 last previous reported sale. Canadian Pacific
| strong throughout. selling up ~
4 ComImed with Saturday, closing prices are 4
to u per cent lower, except Canadian Pacific,
1 Northwestern. Lake Shore. Oregon Trsnseonti-
4 mental Omaha preferred and Western Union
4 which are a to IA per ceut. higher.
Transactions on Stock Exchange to-day sggre-
l gated $4,000 shares of when Ill 00) were L lck-
awanns, %, 600 Lake Shore, 5000 North western.
| 2l,0e0 New York Central, 90 90 ST. Paul. IL. 900
Western Union and Il, 900 Northern Pacific pre-
| ferred.
| GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
sterling, 80 dsys....4S2 o. S. 41s-..........ll2t4
sterling sght.....4s5% New o. :.
| per cent. bondE...-.1m
EoTE-The purchasing price fox Government
bonds In Indianapolis varies from the New YORK
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-21

SITTING BULL has taken great liking
to canned peaches, and quart can just fill
him up.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-21

GOVERNOR HoADLY boasts of the INCEST
message and the shortest Thanks giving proc
lamati0n ever issued.
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vetables and Fruits.

81 IS: Marrows, S7g2 %; California s..
PotatOes-S2 0ogl IS per Dbl; 55965c per bu.
Sweet Potatoes-PhisdelphIs Jerseys S555 60;
BaltiUores, s494 so: Kentucky, So 25Gs so.
ApPIss-choloe. g 5os2 IS; fancy, 1893 So COM
Dried Apples-Evsporated. s@ec; common
Peaches.Dried peaches. halves. s<eso; Cali
tcs.aaia halves, Ice: evsporated, 161S 0l7c.
Cabbage-New. per crate. 81 6093 90.
onions-s2 7sas 90 per bei,
Sad,
Timothy, ehpioe. q sast 40 per bushel; clover
"a 90 per evsheA
Coal and Coke.
FttseoFg, per ton, 81 90; anthracite, 81 90; Raw
nc; coke, crushed, lac; Jackson coal. - Is;
stouts coal. " 5O.
Hides, Leather and Taucw.
Hemlock sole. 249S7c; esE sole, S09SSc; Penn
29GS5c; bride leather, Der doz., ss0972; domestic
KIP sossoo; French ziD soEsi 20; domestic calf,
Hides-No. cured. 7s814c; No. green, 597c;
No. calf, 99l0c; cured, ll9llo; dry salt, l0c;
fint, l2ci No hides. sc OF sz.-,1o
Gresse-Browu, 4g5ci white, 57S9Sc; yellow,
H4@51c.
Alcohol 81 20a2 p: calomsi 1850; canpho-,
25SS0c; cochiDesi, 50aS0o; chl0roiorn, SooaSl 00;
gum opium, 81 5OS4 IS; indigo, 81 9l9S OI; nor.
Phine sssoes s5 oiiS-c G. 81 5Ssi co: swse.
(SandersOn'sl 81 2512 so; lemon C5anderson' So
81 75(a2 90. Quinine-P u W.. 81 05&l 10, Gin.
chonida, 4O94Sc American bi-csrb, soda 4045c:
English do, 55E95c. Snuf-Garret's, 2-oz pack,
81 90 per doz. 4-og bottles, So % per d0z ElOves
Sulphur, 4e56c. Turpentine-36@S8c; English
Venetian red, by Dbl, nc; less quantities, SIC.
! &c. Rhubarb. 9Oc0a 25. Window-glaSs, 60 and
| 20c; double, 20 and 10 per cent OF.
Iron and steel Market
Bar Iron-s2 90 rates; hoop iron, 81 SO rates;
Norway and SWeed iron, sc rates: horse shoe iron,
mule shoes, ST. per key advance Horse Shoe Nails
Northwestern, Globe and Putnam per box, 81 so.
! Cast Steel-Best American, per ID, 1Sc; spring
steel &C tire STEEL &C: toe calk STEEL SC; machinery
steel, Sc. Eails-S2 25.
| miscellaneous Markets.
Raw Furs-Nink, large, dark. ace; pale, 900; rsc
| pale, CSC; muskrst, tall, 5ase; winter, sSlUc
| 0pOssum, 592Oc; skunk, black, prime, T5c;
short stripe, 40950c; otter, 1895; gray fox, I9d
Csc: red fox, 1O9T5o; house cat 5ta sc; sneeP
| pelts, by amount of wool aud quality, 1097oc;
Iull, long haiTed Newfoundland dog skins, SOC .
| SLIGO.
| Oils-we quote: Linseed. raw. 51G52c: boiled. "a
@55C; lard OIL 659S5c5 miners oil, 659S0o; lubTi-
eating OIL l2gS6c straits oil, 55960c; benziue IL
| a14c; coal oil, Indiana legal test I09l01Ic; Isl
degree test 103zGllc; water white, l55 degree &c
| Timers Supplies-we quote: Best brand enar
coal tin C. l0xl4 12x12 and l4x20S6 so; TX, l0xl4
| l4x0 and 12xl2, s. 50; roofing, 10, 14x2o Sc co.
10x2S Sl2 OOq14; block TN. in pigs, 24c; in bars,
25c. Iron-Z7 iron, 3. 25c; u iron, &C; Juniats
galvanized, so per cent. discount; refined, 90 and
| 10 Der cent discount Sheet zinc, &c Copper
bottoms. &c. Plsinished copper, $50. Solder, Il
| ALEC.
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about last weeks close.
Good 20 choice shippers. 60a6 10
Fair 10 medium shippers. 5O95 20
Feeders and COWS 1894 40
stOckerS.. 1893 70
Good to choice COWS and heiieHA.......s S0Sgs p
Fair to medium COWS ana heiferH......... 75sS Is
Common TO medium COWS and hetfers-. C0a2 50
Veals common to good ......,...-. SOFAS 50
Bulls common to 509s Is
Mixers, common 70 00S50 o.
Hoes-Receipts, $500 head; shipments. $50
head. Quality fair. Market active and higher,
closing firm.
Heavy packing or shipping ........s4 65s4 Is
Sslect nght-- oOeS4 %
heavy rougnS ana pigs OOG4 70
SHEEP-Receipts, 100; shipments, $50 head. But
few here. Quality fair. Market steady and IN
changed.
dOOO 70 cnOlce grades. ..B Io0i w
Fair TO Medium 25e3 so
COnln on SLaOes Zo(9S W
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Rye-No. 2, firm; SIC bid, no sellers.
Bran-5teady; s11 25.fob bid; no sellers.
CHICAGO MARKeTs.
Furnished by II. E. Kinney d Co.. Grain and Pro-
vision Brokers, No. Chamber of Commercial
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-21

REV. DR.. BuRcHARD is said TO have prayed
for President-elect Cleveland on Sunday
night.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-21
LIVE STOCK.
1isnapoms Live Stock Market.

UNION SToCK- YARDS Jan. 70.
CArTLE-Receipts $50 head; shipments. so hesd.
iood butchers not plentiful and selling at srong
prices, while common and medium are about
steady. But few shippers here, and selling at
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-21
New Lie for shstterea

VAN WORMS & sPESCER Attorneys for Admins
traitor, Rooms II, y and Is, Boston Block, Indian.
apOlis Indiana.
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RALPH WALDO EMERSON always rejected
pastry in which the fruit had been econo-
mixed.
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OvE

nNlR COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE.
IUYE. Wonderful secrets, revelations and
discoveries for married or single, So
curing health. wealth and happiness TO all. This
handsome book OF 160 pages, mailed for only 10
cents by the Union Publishing Co.. Newark, N. J.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-21

For logging camps, wood yards, formers getting ou3
wood cuttiI 81 sn<i ehed.
Thousands JaFfE boy Of 10 logs fast and
easy. Immense saving OF labor ana money. Mn8
elegantly iustrated catalogue in brilliant cooFs,
briifauty illuminated poster in coors All Free
MoEARcH MFe CO., ca EOS State St. Chicago, IL,
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aovrprNrSrT sE-uzr-rr

sterling, 80 dsys4s2 10. s. f1Ss-.............u2s4
sterling, sght...4S5S New o. s. l's..........l2l5
per cent. b0ndE...-.101
EoTs-The purchasing price for Government
bonds In Indianapolis varies from the New YORK
uotations kal per cent.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-22

Moscow, April 22-The Gazette in
significant article on the Anglo Russian
dispute, describes the attitude which has
been maintained by the Earl of Dufferin,
viceroy of India, during the controversy as
a sufficient casus bslH. The Gazette also
denounces England's action in occupy
ing Port Hamilton island, in the
Corean archipelago, for the pur-
pose of controlling the entrance to
the sea of Japan and the route TO the Rus
sian Pacific ports, and declares that, unless
England surrendsrS her occupation of this
island, war between Great Britain and Rus
sia will be inevitable. Continuing in this
strain, The Moscow Gazette finally demands
that the Oarsund the strait between Den
mark and Sweden connecting the Baltic and
North seas and the Suez canal shall be
closel to England as we'll as to Russia in the
event of war.
New YORK, April 22.-The Herald prints
the following special eablegram from Brus-
sells: Your correspondent has been shown
cipher dispatch from st. Petersburg an
nouncing fresh advance of the
Russian forces toward Herat, and a rumor
of disatfection and disturbances among the
northern Hindostanese against the British"
1t is reported that Russian agents have for
some time past been busily engaged in SOW
ing the seeds of rebellion in East India and
that the harvest will soon astonish the Brit
sh government
WARSAW, April 22.-The Taghlatt an
nounces that "it is the intention of Russia to
Immediately make descent upon Herat,
capture it, and strongly fortify the place"
1t also states that "the damage thus done to
Great Britain in India would far exceed any
losses to Russian commerce by blockade of
Russian forts"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-22

New ORLEANS, April - Mgr Capel at
tended the recent meeting of southern
spiritualists in this city. In a published
letter he now contralicts some of the utter
ances of alleged spirits there regarding the
Roman Catholic church, and says they show
ignorance of the church on the part Of the
mediums. After explaining that the
Roman Catholic doctrine of hell is
not that it is place of fire,
but that its inmates suffer the pain
of loss and the pain of sense, Mgr. Capsl
adds: Catholicism forbids the evoking of
spirits be they good or bad. 1t forbids
striving to find out things future or past
through the spiritual world. If spiritualists
would spend a few days in studying the
teachings of the Catholic church concerning
the other world they would find therein all
the good points they are striving to uphold
freed from the dangers and delusions which
attend the holders of spiritualistic evoca-
tiou
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-22
HE WORKED FOR BLAINE,
And Was Afterward Given an Office b,
Cleveland-A Romantic Career


New YORK, April % The Suns Wash
ington special says that Mr.. James NJ
Morgan, whose appointment as consul gen
eral at Melbourne, has caused a good deal OF
comment. obtainel the place through
tie personal solicitation of Mr.. F..
W. Dawson, editor of The Charleston
News and Courier, and member Of the
national Democratic committee Mr. Daw
son, the correspondent says, called on tn
president and urged the appointment of Mr..
Morgan, who is his brother-in-law. He
made the point that it was thu only favor he
had to ask Of the administration and the
president, departing from his practice
granted the request wishout consulting Mr.
Bayard or sending for the papers filed in
the case. The facts now iearneI that b,
worked for Mr.. Blaine in the late campaig
and wrote pamphlet giving reasons why
Mr. Cleveland should not be elected have
raised a dilemma.
Mr.. Morgan has had a very eventful ca
reer. During the war he was a midship
man on board the rebel privateer Georgia
commanded by Capt Maury At the clio
of the war he returned to South Caroline
and married very wealthy Lady. On thu
death of his wife he inherited $4,000
from her estate, but, having means of his
own at the time, he returned the entire
amount to her relatives Later he
lost his own fortune and went
Egypt, where he joined the army
of the khedive He spent several
years in the Egyptian army, and for the
greater part of the time was chief of staff
to the khedive. He is man of fine ply,
sique handsome face, and charming man.
nerS. He became such a favorite with
lsmail Pasha that he excited the envy OF
the native officers, who finally succeeded il
having him ordered to command an expedi-
ton to the second cataract, thinking that he
would resign rather than 60, but he &C.
cepted the command, and accompanied
"Chinese" Gordon. He won distinction, ano
was warmly praised by the khedive for his
services
But Morgan,S face and manners proved
his ruin in Egypt He was captivated by
the eyes of one of the fair daughters of the
harem of one of the high officials While
riding with his fair flame one day they were
seen by the officer, who shot at them as they
passed. To avoid bringing the woman's
name into disrepute, Morgan resigned his
commission and hastily left for home He is
a brother-in-law of Mr. Dawson, the editor
is due to nawson's influence that he secured
his appointment, which was as much a sur
prise to him as to any one else.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-22

CAIRO, April 22.-France has notified
Nubar Pasha, foreign minister, that his re-
ply to Frances dsmand for rehabilitation
Of The Bosphore Egyptien, in which he
shifted the responsibility upon the porte,
was unsatisfactory, and gave him until
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon to furnish a
satisfactory answer Nubar Pasha at once
replied that the porte approved of Egypt's
action in suppressing the paper, and that
he was communicating with England on
the subject, and asked for short extension
Of the time to be allowed him in which tc
finish his answer
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-22

NEW YORK, April 22.-Builders Buddsn-
seik and Franck, and Thomas W. Daily and
Robert V. Mackay, the building inspectors,
were on Tuesday placed at the bar Of
the general sessions court, to plead
TO charge of manslaughter In
causing the death of Louis Walker. All
four pleaded not guilty, and counsel asked
that they be admitted to bail in nominal
sum. The district attorney insisted that
bail to the amount of $1,000 each should be
fixed, and the Judge withheld his decision.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-22

PITTsBURG, April 22.-In divorce suit
here a romantic story was revealed In
1861 George Bowers of this city, left his
young vie AMI went to the war. She never
saw him again, and as his letters ceased
coming she thought he was dead Years
afterwarl she discovered that he had de.
serted and was living in Cincinnati with an.
other woman She tracked him all over the
country, but it was only recently that she
discovered he was living in Chicago with
his second wife and three children, and now
she seeks divorce.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-22

TOLEDO, Ohio, April 22.-In Wood county
Mabel West daughter of wealthy mer-
chant eloped on Saturday night with James
ing rink where Mabel was frequent WIS.,
itor. Her relatives started in pursuit, and
followed them SO closely that they separated,
the girl taking freight train on the road
while Strouss went by another route. 1t is
said now that Miss West has been captured
at Fostoria, but Strouse is yet at liberty.