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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-10

zen unb Bis iebt nibt erfldrten @iniluB
anf Die &opfbaut unb oas Ma6stbum
Der 0aare. Sn gang Nguas Galleries
uno umgebung 9iebt es lelbit unter ben
dltelten 2euten gfemanb, Der cine
table SteQe ooer au6 nur biinues 0aar
bdtte. 5rauen unb Mdo6en tragen
feline &opfbebedung. unb 6as rei1e,
gldn5enoe uno lange Qaar mallt loie
iiber bic S9ultern binab. @elbit unter
ben 59ulmdb9en fommt pra6tpones
2opfbaar bon bier SUP 9dnge nnb
oariiber febr bdufig bor.
M9t Seguas o6er speiunbamansig
MeiIen bon ben beipro6enen Wa1erz
beden befinben ii6 am re6ten ufer bes
Sluiles @abiao stpei Quellen unmittel.
bar nebeneinanber, oeren WafIer de-
mild gang glei9artig 5ulammengefebt
1T, 1T Der einen aber cine Semperatur
bon 81. Gr., in Der an6eren eine iolde
bon tpenigen @raben iiber bem natiirs
li6en Gefrierpunft bot.
Wier Wieilen DDn Qguas galientes
enbli6 befin6et ii1 auf ber pfanaung
ooer Sacienba gautera Elm WaKerbeden,
oefen Waher nit elmer Serlperatur bon
75 Gr. nit lautem @erdui6e aus Der
grbe aufs unb iiberf6dumt. Nu9 bort
1T iebt Elm 8abebaus erri6tet unb cine
regelmdBige Wagenberbin6ung berge=
fellt uno oas Wafer tpirb gum Sc
brau@e gegen 6autfranfbeiten bielfa9
bentienigen it Nguas Galientes borgeaos
gen. Sir 1nterbaltung Der gabegdlte
tpirb bur6 leibli6e Concerto, am Mbenb
our9 gldn5enbe Seuermerfe, einen Na9=
mittag um ben anoeren bur9 Stierges
fe4te geiorat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-10
Durd) bas Wearine=O =Oepartn,en

Sur6 bas Marine=D Department
gingen uns atuei sroBe, b06ft interei=
faute San6farten au, bon benen bic cine
bas @ebiet smii6en Der 8affin 8ap unb
benz 2incoln-Meer, but6 tpel9es bic
8reelD'i6e polarerpebition sog, mad
ben neneiten Gori6ungen BARTLETT. Die
anbere Garte fteat Ben SluBIauf bes Mil
BON 9lieranbrien binauf ua6 &9ar=
tum ear nit Slngabe alIer tpi1tigen
pu~ lite, tpel6e in leBter 3eit 6ur9 ben
bsrdngliidten @roberungsfel6aug ber
@iIgldnber aur 8ebeutung gelangf finb.
Qergeitellt wur6en bieie intereifanten
&arten bur6 ben @beI Der rbDbroerapbiz
f9en Nbtbeilung I'M MarimesMinifies
rum, 0errn S. g. Bartlett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-10
Msuas Galiemtes.

Die beiBen Quenen BEL Nouas Galis
enies an ber merifanii9en gentralbabn,
800 Meilen noropefIi6 bon Der 6auptz
lfaot Merico, tpurben l9on bon ben
Spaaieru unter GorteS entbedt, aud
f9on Dor bieier 3eit BON Den Bepobs
nern Der nd6lten umgebung fir Babe.
smede benubt, aber erft felt porigem
Sommer un0 our9 ben geiu9 sablrei=
der @merifaner peranlaBt, bat ii6 bort
Elm Babelehen entpifelt, tpel9es nit
bemienigen in Der tpirfli9en 6eilbd.
bern Der alten Melt gu perglei6en iif.
@egenpdrtig f6on beitebt bort cine
amerifanii9e @plonie, ipel6e burd
i6nittli6 1,200 &6pfe adblt. unfere
groBen @iienbabnen beranitalten bon
3eit gu 3eit grcurlionsaiiae mad aguas
@alientes unb 10 1T an benz bauernben
@ufi6munge bes Babes ni1t AT apeis
felu. Na9 feiner Sage in ipalbiger
@ebirgsgegenb, nod ber Bei9affenbeit
unb Semperatur feiner Quellen urb
nod Der bebagli6en unb bequemen,
bon iibertriebenem @lan3e unb ausge=
iu6ter neppigfeit 5ur 3eit nod enifern=
ten Gebenstueiie 1T Mguas Galientes
feinem Babe gur0pa's in 10 bpbem
@raoe au berglei6en als bema alten
@paa in ber belgii9en propina 2iittiA,
behen 2uft nnb 2eben befanntli1 BON
benz Seufel bes 6fentli1en Sa3arbfpiels
f9on ldngIf ni9t mebr berpeitet tDirb.
Die Quelen, tpel9e bic Mineralwafz
ier in duBerit berf6ieoener 9emi16er
-3ufammeniebung liefern, linb feline
iol9en i'm eigentli9en Sinne 6es Morz
tes, fonbern bielmebr fleine Seide ooer
Slmpel, bic ii6 in felligen grbipalten
befnben uno obne baB man bic geringz
ite Bemegung on ibrer Oberfd6e pabr=
nebmen f6nnte, glei6mdBigen 3uf1uB
aus Der Siefe Der @rbe erbalten. Sie
Mbfliiie tperSen in eementirten enaen
Camden burd 6as 2an6 geleitet un6
ibr WaHer miro BON ben Wemobnern
tbeils gum Wai6en Der Wdide, tbeils
surn gegieBen Der pfanaen pertpen6et.
Ser Booen beitebt aus gemenqtem @s=
feline, beIien 9auptbsfanbtbeil por=
pbpr 1T. Ser bebeutenbfen Quellem
iinb II an Der 3abl, Die f9on Dor 358
Sabren bon priefern getauit ruoroen
finb, bic unter gorte3 Ing 2anb fanen
unb biefe Namen nod fiibrem. Oie
beiBeiie 1T bic Auele @at Gamon nit
elmer Semperatur bon 81 @r., ibr fol-
gen bic San Sole nit SO, bie San
Grancisco, Santa @aiarina, Santa
@briiiina, Santa 2ucia, Gan 2uis
@onsaga, ieoe nit 81 @r. &c. Sie
niebriJfe Semperatur bat Ga purilima
nit 80 @r.
Ser GebaIt Der QuelIen on @ooa,
ytatron, fal3, i6mefels unb fobleniaus
rem &alfen, fotpie giien unb ao6lens
fdure TT beri6ieoen, aber ole finb pol=
Jig geru1' unb, big auf bic freie Sob.
lenidure, gef6madlos unb bollfommen
our9f9tig, 10 baB man in elmer MaI=
iertiefe bon sebn SUB bic tleinifen Sc
genitduoe fddrfer unteri6eiben fann,
als tpettn oieiclben in Der 2uft am 80.
ben ldgen. Sie felt $50 Sabren Be-
tannte 9eilfraft ber WaIIer lit burf
Die 9emii6e lnteriu9una Der lebteren
befatlat tporben. Oie 8epobner Der
0egenb baben i'm Greien i'm Wafer,
fur bic Baoegdite murben 8aoebdllier
NIT ausrei6enben 8equemIi6feiten ers
rl1tet. 8egen 9autfranfbeiten, &beus
matismus, Herpenleioen, SDpO9onbrie
uno dbnli6e b0ie @dfte leilten bic 8d=
Der Die belten 9ienite. NuBeroem bat
oas gBaRer einen gerabe5u wunberbas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-10
uGreelD's Ntttung." /"

Das Bud bes Commander S6leD,
tuel9es obigen Sitel fiibrt, ift ioeben err
| f6ienen. Demfelben iit cine bon prof.
5oIen BON ber Marine.Ncaoemi berz.
fabte @inleitung borausgei6idt, tuelde
bic Qufsaben Der @reelDz9tation unb
bic friibe,en Beriu9e sur &ettung Der
8emobner berielben idilbert. S6lsD's
Irbeit beginnt iona9 nit Der Nusrii=
flung Der, S6ife r8ear" un6 uSbetis"
uno ueberlaliung bes 0Wert" bon 9eiz
ten ber britil9en &esierung. S1lep
beitdtiet, baB BEL ieiner 4bfahrt bic
S@iffe auf's 8effe in 5tanb geiebt unb
nit Qaem berieben geipeien feien, mas
er su grfiillung feiner Nufgabe fur err
forberli9 era1tet babe. 0erl1ieoene
@usriiitungsgegenit nitdnbe fonnten erIt uns
tertpegs an Borb genpmmen tper6en, 10
6unbe unb @6litten in ct. Sobns auf
Neufunblan6. Oie 9unbe BON 9abrabor
limb brau1barer, als ibre 0ettern bon
@ronlanb. Sic inb leidter au beban=
beln uno brau9en ni6t 10 utausgeiebt
our Nrbeiten angebalten gu tperben. tpie
bieienigen ber gstimos. Sbr 9auptbor=
RmnSs I'M mnS offene gte(Isr hmrd,~
idbmimn,en mem mahrern hie orSnISnhiirheu.
Sunbe nit S9pierigfeit iiber fol1e
GtelIen bef6rbert tperben miiHen. @es
@rphs haI oyhe;tet Ssr Gss;n,S D. NynS
nimt mnrn;tIeIhor NON Rom grsi5s, man.
rsnS S;e H,nSs nm, 3ohraSor 3 , ,,,,hsrs;;g- ,sS1
Iid, m;shsr ~, S;s Srrhs;t oehsm Su%
min nil nnS h;S3;o s;nS he;ne p, y,9i~ SemseIhsn
Moke "'0 '
Wnn heren;Hfohrt I'm n 5rhr;ben G;s.
meere fonn "a, M;em,,,h ~, ,;ne MnriteI-
Immo n,ad,enr [ ~ ber SisieIhs ,,;tht & nvs ono
.mer = grsabr,,no % sennt Ssr , Gon;tSu Har ,S nSsr
hsr Sense2hem ohISssuhs Sfsr;sr ,n,,s |
Sis anne Se;t in ,o Ss,, sooeuo,,,,tsn ,t prS, p
hsnneits@ s,,brimnem e;nem Nn5se "I,u mel.
d,ss & mSoriehif % hns, nm % SnuS}mnite mit he he.
fsffiot If Mnr Iomniom Iernt 6os gfnoe
hie G IF ie,,no,en @teIiem ,,nferIdei6sn me mel
No SSd,sr i'm Eife herrothrty ,,m6 hisrs
S,,rH G % Ssn Weo M % a,,nenten c,,s Sen1 ma
gmiff nm ehesien hurm hos sis a., no.
roncen s, I hoffey ',o Sorf W SRoIs;h Ssr &eor1
iSii ,,mS S;e hst;s. m;f W;hSern % ann
0mrdbhred,sm M bes g;iss nerlshen I %mS
himiSnoIim saorf oehn,,t tnnren 'i fnnnten
Siefeihsn Ssnnod6 nm ,nomd,en Snnem
foum cine SJSeile bormdrts fomme,t go
MeiIen linn bie orbbte gtrsde meIdhe
/ bic Gdiffe in "a Gtunbem hmrdh bos
Sis ,uriidqeIeot bobeu Won nirfIihem
Vodeife iit fierbei noiiirIih nid3f Bic
| 9febe beun bieles fboftet ieber 9inifrens
ouno. fon6ern BON oeborifeneu gisfeiz
Sern ober iold5en BON oerinoer Side.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-10
9Ysape,sie.

pie sewSbnIi8fen ansei9em pon Dpssepae
essr afanssI an Uersanuns fiHb Elm Druid i'm
Nassn, 1aeblisssit, 8Idbunsen, edwinbsI, Sob,
brsnnsn, Erbre9em, appetitIoFsieit anb SartIeis
S'ssstt. Ser NIT Dpsvepfie bsbaftet TT, IeiSet
nn'ass9ss eisns, iarperli9 iorpobI mic seiftis.
S0s9s xsan'e ioatsn bic gsrbaunns itimuIiren,
a'a ssssa rssssmassssa tasIi9en etusIaana bers
-sssia9rss. 9'ss t0nHsn fis Sur4 masias 9oienuou
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-10
Werf, uno bon einem Manne, oer uns
einen 10 unpsriobnli6en 9aB entsegen=

2Derf, uno bon einem Wtanne, Der uns
elnen 10 unperf0bnli6en 9aB entsegens
trdst =
llns? unterbrad lie llri6 unaeiiiim.
sic bahe i6 ni6t, gna6ige Jrau, unb
Sic ioaen aud ni6t beleibigt mer6en,
Sic getpiB ni6t! gs tpagt &einer audi
nur ein Wort gegen sic laut peroelt
gu lafen. tpenn i'd Bel Sbnen bin, unb
wagte er's, er tbdte es nibt gum atpei=
ten Male. 9febnen sic mid mitI
gugenie a6serte einige @ecunben
lang; aber ibre Gur6tloliofeit unb
feline feinbieligen MeuBerungen bon por=
bin gaben ben Nusi6lag.
Sd perbe un1febren unb bic sSabrs
ftraBe bermeiben! fagte iie raid. 8lei,
ben Sic 5uriid, 9artmann! bie&iidf9t
auf Serrn 8e1fom berIanet es.
Mls entfefelte bieier Same eine lang
auriidgebalteneG eGereistbeilt, 10 Hammten
feline Mugen pl6blib auf, als 1ie i'm
ausIpra9, uno Elm 5trabl tpilben tobts
li6en 9alies blibte baraus berbor. Wuf
9errn Berfotp! brad ct los; 0err
Berfow, Der Sic 10 liebebDn allein reitem
ldBt, tpdbrenb ct bod tuuBte, baB mir
oben auf ben 9iitten tparen uno iebt
imWal6e iein miilIen! 6reili6, Der bat
ii1 ia 1tiemals Inn Sic gefiimmert !;
oem iit's slei6, ob Sic ungliidli9 finb
ober ni9t, uno bod bat er's gang alleiu
gu beranttpnrten
lGortiekuna foIat.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-10

Srrtbiimer bes Ropfes lin6 me-
niger ta6elnsuertb als fol6e bes 9er=
aens. Sas 9er3 lit Elm tpunberboaes
febr pi9tiges 5tiid Me6anismus, rno
irgenb cine unregelmdBigfeit, Die es Be-
fdat, follte prompt berbeHert tper6en.
Sarah 8. Semper, BON 9anbille, 3d.,
lit an 9eraflopfen, besleitet bon bdufi=
gen 56mer5en in Der @eite uno maneb.
NAL bon uebli9feit uno 8re9eu. sic
begann Miibler's &rduter Bitters au
gebrau1en, unb f6reibt nun, baB fie
tpobl am G6rper unb 3ufrie6en i'm Sc
nniitbe fei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-10
europa unb Seras.

SEPT 1T bic 8sit nod europa
3u reilen ober 8ertpanbte mad
9eras tommen su Iaiien. Durd.
billets i'm 8pii@enoed au folsenben Yrei'en:
antperpen, BremerL Sanburs.
Bon San Mntonio .......... $4o.35
ga1 San Mntpnio $34 IL
Direfte DurtbiIItts bon europa nod ieben
@late in SeraS iinb berbdItnibmdbig bilIig 40
baben bel 80. 8. 0ottti9, asent,
S. @eblert, YalIage glerf,
4,2,t 12 @eF.gommereeltry San antonio
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Mper's NiIle,,.


1adsem reseImdbiser stubIsans erIanot IN
nebme man tasIi9 sine bieisr @iasn mae xtsd.
posur9 sewSbnIi9 cine poufdnbise SeiIans srs
ttelt ruirb.
ugTs 9tnen inS rein pflansIid unb absr3udest.
sic f'nS cine anssnsbms, pouiommsn uni9abIi9s
ane suuesldftas arsHsi. sir9 bic ole arantbsiten
sss &assss aas ber gebarme ssbeiIt psrSen. Gum
sa'sassrau9 sisbt ss fein bsfIerss g,Wsatip.
3ubereitet bon
81. s. 9. assr & Co., aumell, @aF.
Sa ausa Hsatssssa ~ sassn.
- .ea1.5szezElfszaxeszue@ @E .-S
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(Gortiesuns fOlst,)

= gs 1T i6on baufig beriu6t tpor=
ben bic beriibmten 9r. Muguf 6 b.
mig g 9amburger Sropfen
unb 8ru ittbee na6auabmen unb in
ben 9anoel gu brimgen. 2aBt gu6
bur9 nidts benegen, a1bere ipie bic
e9ten S milienzM e 0isfnen 5u
ne6men.
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- s. aalteber C Son, Npotbsfer, peldje
irniner fir bas Bobl ieiner sfunoell beforst 1T,
bat iebt ben 8erfauf bon Dr. 8olanfo's
9uifen- uno 2unsen Syrup erbaltcn, ein
9eilmittel, ipeldes unfeblbar ale @rfdltunaen,
S9meraen in Oer 8rnif, unb ale 2unaen.
franfbsitem iurirt. Bur @robe nebmet eine
Yrobettafde. @epobnlide @roBe so GentS
,,uA &i OO
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Allen Anoertt uoraits.

Refine artbere bIatreinigenbe Mrsnei witb test
ooer wurbe ie 5nberettet bic 70 pontdnbig ben Bee
birfnifen ber aerste ,nb bes qubIitans i'm auses
meiuen entseseutonsit Ipie
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iebo6 glaubten, ibr iu ben lebtem 3iigem
liegenber Gibrer re6e i'm Gieber. Ser
er1te Wfann ben Goltpell erblidte, mar
Song. Die iibrigen Geenen BEL Nufz
finoung Der Mannf6aft iinb tpenigfens
in Der Sauptia6e befannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-10
9emti@=emaliiehe ed,nle.

Das neue 56uliabr ipiro am Mon=
tag, 13. Mpril Beginner lnb f0nnen
neue S6iiler Bel Dem Direftor, Germ
%. garbed, benz S1riftfiibrer, 6errn
$. $. S9afer ober Bel benz l1nteraeidz
neten angemelbet perben.
S. @roos, Yrdlibeut.
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Bibtis fir Nusipauoerer.
@roBe YreisermdBisuns in Der l1eterfabrt.

Ser Undergraduate 1T ermadtiet YaiIaae.
ideine, freie 8efoffisuns einsei9loHen, BON 8res
men nod San 2ntonio fit $34.l5 fir ertpad.
iene Yerionen ausauFellen. wlit 8efoRiauna
big Neip BORT $25. ainber inter IL Sabren
aabIen bic SdIfte.
Ser Hrsis fur bic &eile bon Gan Mntcnio
nad 8renien betrast nnr nod einf6Iieslid
freier 8el0aigune $40.35.
Gerner 8illets au ernieoristcn @reifem bon
Mntperpen, 9abre, 2iSerpool, Queenstoipn,
Sdiueben, Danentarf uno gtoripegen 1ad San
Mntonio unb suriid.
@aberes gu erfabren bel
s. @riefenbef,
22,f,tutu 4aiIase asent, San anfonio.
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Sabrgang 20.
9lDcr's
Qeue Cure

ensbait Elm gtosnsiit sssen alle BON sumpHuft ber'
rbrtans 1tehel, bas, 10 pel man peib, in feiner
anbsrn aran>i entbaten it, G5 entbdIt feist Gbi<
min, aud feline metaufben ober anberi fbdbli1en
geitanStbeiIe iln6 bat baber teinen na6tbeilisen
Ginflub auf bic Contribution, sonbern IdBt ben &Sr=
per 10 geiuno rpie por Der lrarfbeit.
gEir sarantireH, bab sDrr's GguesGure aue
6due faItem, ren,ittirenbenl, itilein, @edieI<
unS Gaftenfeber, 70 wie pom 2eberleben, bic
burd sampffuft berbeisefibrt iinb, beiIt Goute
es mad ridbtiser 9Inmenors su beiIen perfebIen 70
ftno bic 9anSler bnr6 infer GirfuIar pom l. SuIi
1882 eraddtist, naS Sch surif,naa1Ien.
Or. 8. C. apsr & CO., lumeII, flat.
Su allen alpotbeien ~ baben.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-08
SECOND IOWA LETTER.

CONFIRMING A REMARKABLE RECOVERY.
To THE PUBLIC:-The benefits l res
ceived at the hands of Dr. Mrs. Keck
last year still remain with me And
other permanent benefits have also been
added to them by further following her
advice. now enjoy better health than
| have known in many years. There is
no return of the troubles from which DR..
Keck rescued me, and which were enum>
Grated in my card last October. Nor is
there of the tumor she removed in March,
1884. am doing all my housework, and
on July 10 took up my carpet, scrubbed
two floors, churned, got three meals with
all other household duties, and felt no
bad results from so doing. We are re
joiced at the result And most thankful
to kind Providence who has made Mrs
Keck His powerful instrument for good
Respectfully, MRS G. +. BARR,
Wife of A. J. BARR,
Webster City, Ia, July 81, 1885.
This is aspecimen of the splendid work
DR.. Keck is doing throughout the north
west. The doctor is now at her Medical
Infrmary, in Davenport and is receiving
large number of patients Mrs Keck
grants free consultations.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-08
A Bslky Horse

Two prominent Rock Islanders will no
doubt remember their visit to the Hills
dale fair last week. Without giving
names we can mention what one was a
county official and the other a member Of
the comely bar. They went by way of
Port Byron, where they hired a sorrel
nag to county them to the fair grounds
They spent the day very pleasantly with
their country friends, and towards even
ing started back to Port Byron. Their
steed had been nicely decorated with rib
bons by the management, who desired To
show due respect to their distinguished
visitors. 1t way be imagined that the two
gentlemen felt very proud of their gay
equipsge, and they sent their animal
along at a spanking trot. Pretty soon
they overlook young lady and gentle-
man driving leisurely along, and they
went whirling by them, telling them to
IOlOW' mt JOuIS tOuplt uid Hot va I
about being distancei by the city
chaps, and they whipped up their
horse. An exciting race was the
result, but alas! the sorrel nag had some
of the characteristics of the mule, and
suddenly coming upon some cattle brows-
ing by the wayside, he came to full
stop and refused to bulge an inch. As
the other vehicle went dashing by, the
young lady gave shout of derision
After considerable pettlng and coaxing
the gaudily attired nag was induced 10
proceed on his way, and Port Byron was
finally reached. 1t is needless to say that
the Rock Island gentlemen were very
much provoked, and censured the livery
man for giving them such an obstinate
animal. Later on in the evening they
were relating their adventure, and res
marked that they would have won the
race only for those COMPOUNDED geese
that scared their horse.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-08
WANT MORE PAY.
A General Strike Of Coal Miners in the
Upper End Of the COunty---Oper-
atiOns Almost Suspended.

The citizens Of Rock Island will be sur
prised to know that there is a genuine
strike of coal diggers in the county,
which threatens to become quite serious
The Northern Mining Co., (Heagy 81
Stoddard), George Donald's, Samuel
Bowles, and Shepard's mine, are all afs
fected by the strike, the men having re-
fused to work longer at the present wa
ges, since Saturday. The only mine
which was in operation yesterday in the
upper end of the county was that of Silvis
Bros, the old Porter mine Their men
refuse to JOIN the strikers, saying they are
perfectly satisfied with their present
wages.
On Saturday afternoon the strikers
held q meeting in the woods in Hampton,
which was attended by about 1876 miners
Its was unanimously agreed to work no
longer fer 81 cents per bushel, the uni
form price paid at all the mines. Their
demand is four cents, but as the employ
yers only receive cents per bushel, they
claim they can pay no more. Silvis Bros.
pay the same rate. but as their employees
are men of family, and have had steady
employment during the dull season Just
closed, they realize that they are being
fairly treated, and refused to be infu-
enced by the other men. An attempt was
made yesterday to make them quit, but it
was unsuccessful. They say that il they
are forced to leave the mine they will not
strike. but simply take their tools home.
The men at the other mines are younger
and more reckless element, belonging
principally to the floating population, and
really do not care whether th,y have
work or not. The dealers claim they
have made nothing for the past year-in
fact paying higher wages than they can
afford to at the present small return they
get for their coal. 1t is to be hoped that
the difficulties will be amicably settled
before long.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-08
Court Cuttings.

In the circuit court the case of the
Town of Canoe Creek V Jno McEniry ct al
is being tried upon its third hearing. The
following Jury was empanelled by Judge
Smith this morning. Victor HackeBson,
Rock Island; William Lynde. Moline
Henry Frlis, Hampton; NJ NJ Miller
Edgington W. J.. Mathews, Cordova
John Hutchinson, Bowling; Thomas
Lervin, Coal Valley; Peter Grant. Hamp.
ton; Adam Klalz, Rock Island; Henry
Fuhlurdef, Rock Island. Fred Cubic,
Black Hawk; Fred Buckley, Edgington.
CIVIL CAUSES.
Sept 5-Tr"ver: VIM. |. Reed v Vir>
Gil Warren. dismissed, costs paid
Attachment: Moline Paper Co Geo
T. Hill, dismissed, costs paid
Ccrtiorari; VIM. II Zieglcr, ct al, Y
Trustees Schools 10, %; demurrer to pc
tItiOn.
RepleviH: Strauss. Goodman, Y0n-
dorf & Co. Mark Ashdown, motion by
defendant to dismiss.
Eiectment Martin Council Michael
Council, default and Judgment Tor plain
tiff for premises described in declaration
and writ of possession.
Appeal by defendant: John c. Vogel
V Catharine Retug, ADMINISTRATIVE; dis,
charged, costs paid. Thomas Miller V
VIM. d. Webster demurred to all pleas
except 1, 3 and 4, by plaintiff, Peter Lii
F. G. Calkins, motion by plaintiff to
dismiss for want of good bond.
Assumpsit: VIM. l. Reed V. Virgil War
rem, dismissed, costs paid, County OF
Rock Island V Levi F. Harson, motion for
a rule on plaintiff TO file more specific &C
count Bartlett Il Irwin Northern Min
inc q Railroad Co, motion to rule plain.
tiff etc. M. A. Gould Moline Buggy
Co. motion by plaintiff for Judgment,
motion allowed and Judgment for $50.
N CHANCERY.
Sept injunction and divorce
Florence Allen John D. Allen; default
and set for hearing. Ellen NJ. Rathbun
V Earnest A. Rathhun. same order
Divorce: Julia Ohlweiler Geo. Ohl>
weller, default and set for hearing John
Mccarthy Ellen Mccarthy, continued
| for service.
Bill and injunction: Hans Schave, ct
al, Harvey S. Tracy, ct al. demurrer to
bill Ida May Bowker Prentiss X .
Bowker, ct al dismissed by complainant,
costs paid, as per stipulation filed.
Foreclosure: p L. Mitchell Gustav
Stengel, ct al; dismissed, costs paid
VIM G. Marshall Garrett $ Quick. eft
al default and reference to master
Rock Island Watch Co. james First, ct
al. appearance of Moline Water Power
Co. entered by Mr.. Entrikin.
Chaucery Charles Mcpherson. ct al
Henry Mcpherson, ct al. supplemental
cross bill fled Eliza Ncol V Nina
Schneckloth, ct al. hearing begun Al
very p Scarf Clark N Scarf ct al de-
murer to bill A B. Il. Adams Taos
p. Barber, motion by complainant for
Injunction, motion allowed, complainant
to give bond in $500 to be approved by
the clerk
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-08
q. A 4.

The damp chilly weather Of yesterday
and today has tended to mar thepieas~
ures of the G. A. r. camp at Milan.
Among the posts present are Graham 312
of Moline; Walker, 3S7 of Coal Valley;
Cambridge 245, of Cambridge; Buford
243 of Rock Island. There were about
100 veterans present this morning and
this afternoon. Rev. Brink, of Taylor
Ridge delivered an address An enter
tainment for the benefit of the visiting
comrades will be given at Milan TO
night and tomorrow night 10y the post of
that place