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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-06

TenderlOin, spare ribs. sausage meat,
kettle rendered and leaf lard. at Gil
more's pork house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
BRILLIANT.

Miss Stella Rslsioa has returned 10 BuI.
gettstown, Pa
The roller rink closed permanently Sat.
urdsy evening.
Anthony Donahoe and brother have gone
to Pittsburg to work.
TIE pcstoaies te,s ia 70 be made
money order ofice July ls,.
Mrs George Zulsuf, Of PittsbSfg. is Wis
iting the family OF Tbomas Campbell
Ars. Kate Lash and family. Of Wheeling,
are visiting her s;s:e-, Mrs. Charles
Kunkel.
A big row occurred at McCofmicRs "a.
loon, Friday evening, bu. no enc was ser
iously hurt.
The Good TempArs concert Friday
evening was q creditsbie affair and netted
handsome sum,
Council grsnted the Royal gas company
the privilege Of laying pipes through town
st their special meeting.
Mrs. W. B. Reed and Mrs r. NJ. Shul
are visiting their parents, Mr.. Edward Nc
Co,mick and wife, Of this place.
Council has placed Nick Shifiier on o,
Marshsl and Street Commissioners, In plsc,
of Archie Dousher,y. who resigned.
Mra. Mary Degant, teacher Of the inian
class in the Union Sunday School, had be
class ont FOR Q pleasant rsmble In th
woods and picnic last Wednesday.
i Our glsssworkers are getting NJ o.
entertainment and ball 10 be given q
Weilsburg next Saturday evening. Sewers
tine prizes are to be given to lucky tick,
holders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
Labouehere ON the situation.

LOypos, May 23.-Mr. Lsbouchere
writes 10 the Daily News: There is not
single Whig, Liberal, or. Radical, who has
ANNOUNCED his inteutlon to vote sgs'nst
Mr. GIadsione's bill, whose action has been
endorsed by portion OF his constituents
who sent him to Parliament Not one pre-
tends 10 be acting in harmony with hls
electors Itcsnnot be said that i1'6esSiS
are opposed to the bill. =,
Mr.. Lsbouchere estimates forty Liberal
seceders are in favor of the principle OF the
bin but from influence Of toe Chamberlain
cEoue fear to meet Mr.. Gladstone proudly
and fairly halt way in an endeavor to re-
move objections. He urges them to act
for themselves instead of submitting to
those who desire to overthrow Gladstone
He believes q method can be found to en-
able them to vote for the second reading
without sacrificing their conviction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
HE WEDDING PROCESSION
At Lisbon in Honor of the Royal BE.
trothed Pair.

At Lisbon in Honor of the Royal Be.
trothed Pair.
LIsBoS, May 23.-The wedding process
sion in honor of the approaching marriage
Of the Princess Amelie De Orleans and
Crown Prince OF Portugal, took pace to
day, and was q most imposing affair.
When the procession reached the church it
was met by twelve Of the oldest Ma'quises
of the Kingdom, who supported c
canopy under which the King and
Queen passed to church. The interior
of the church wGs richly decorated
and FIVE hundred chandeliers brilliantly IL
Illuminated the scene The caurch was
crowded with members of royal families
aud peers, diplomats, members OF the
Chamber of Deputies and other distin-
guished persoRs. The Patrisrch of Lisbon
officisted, and at the conclusion OF the ser.
vice and ceremonies sslUtes were heed fron
the forts and the men Of war in the harbor,
sud the bells of all the churches inthe city
rang out their merry music.
The weather was beautiful and the streets
were croxded with cheering ciszsns. To
night the city is illuminated aud bands
are parading the streets playing the ma,
tionsl airs of France and Portugusl. Many
feteq are being arranged. The Count and
Countess Of Paris have decided to remain
in London until Sha 7Tlh inst. From here
they 20 to Madrid, detacrlng Their return
10 France for some time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
CONFESSIONAL BUSINESS
That VIII Occupy the Attention OF Con-
gress This Week.

gress This Week.
WASHINGTON, D. C May 23.-The morn
ing hours of the Senate during the week
will probably be occupied in work upon
the miscellaneous calendar.
The bankruptcy bill is the unfinished
business and will be laid before the Sen
ate at 2 o'clock tomorrow. Some time
during the day Senator Plumb will ask
that the pending order be suspended and
the District Of Columbia appropriation bill
be taken up and passed. Probably the
military academy appropriation bill a.
ready once reported and recommitted
will again be reported and passed before
the end Of the week. If the caucus COM
mittee's order OF business is followed, the
Des Moines river, land Office and open ex-
eculiye session resolutions will be taken up
after the Bankruptcy bill. Senators SeWell
and Van Wyek will, however, attempt to
have this order Of business set aside, the
former to call up the Fitz John Porter bill
and the latter to ask consideration Of bill
for taxing railroad land.
The Dunn free ship bill and
the appropriation bills %IIi
occupy the attention of the House during
the present week. The Legislative sp-
preparation bill will be taken up tc- NOR
row after the call of states, but its consid- |
Grafton will be interrupted Tuesday by
debate on the Free Ship bill. Thursday
will be consumed in the discussion OF the
Legislative bill, and it is probable the
week will expire with this measure still
before the House. During the morn
ng hours If such there should
De the strength Of the bill providing for a
lew Naval establishment will be tested in
he disposition made of the resolution to
tx certain days for it's consideration. The
eport of the Committee on Civil Service
Reform on the JeffsrsonVille leVee investi- |
ration may be called up for action about
ne middle of the week, but will be quickly
lisposed of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
A Fatal Accident.
L...L,I a Ia R.nf.i..

ST. CLnRsvILLE. O, May 23-John
jackson, q farmer who resides two miles
north ofthis place. while attending church
here to-day, was called home by the serious
iIInesa OF his wife. He was driving two.
horse team, and when about mile from
town be accidentally ran over two year
old ton Of B. H. Shields, Who Was playing
in the road. The child is sfy,oasly in-
iured and cannot recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
BERLIN JUBILEE EXHIBIT.
A Grand Exhibition Of European
Art.
A BRILLIANT WEDDING PROCESSION
At Lisbon in Honor Of the Approaching
Royal kuptials- -.ForeigR Markets.
General Cable News.

BERLIN, May 23--The jubilee exhibi.
ton Of the Berlin Academy Of Arts
opened to day. The buildings which have
been erected for the purpose are located
in Exhibition park aud cover $4,000
square metres. Sixteen hundred Germ,n
and foreign works are exhibited. The
Emperor and Crown Prince Frederick are
taking an active interest in the exhibition.
Among the German artists The works
furnished by the painters Of Munic are
considered TO be the strongest. Uhde
sends q fine rendering of the Last
Supper, Keller q striking study Of
Raising Of Jairus daughter. and Wolf q
showy picture Of the woman taken in
adultery. Brandt, Won Werver and Pilo,y
each exhibit old work The English Wc.
ton is small, but It ia composed Of choice
picture. The Crown Princess, Prince
Louise and Sir Frederick Leighton, Presi-
dent Of the British Royal Academy, in
aaenced the selection OF works
which represent English art.
Whistler sends a portrait Of Carlyle.
Millais, Leighton, Woodsille, Gov Brett,
Holman, Hunt and Crane, oil contribute
specimens of their art France is scarcely
represented. Noble collections are iurn-
ished by Italy, Belgium and Holland.
Emperor William ordered that army
officers now studying in France shalt
henceforth study in Switzerland.
The Tagblatt says the reported increase
OF garrisons in Aldis was exaggerated, but
another cavalry division will be cent TO re-
inforce the garrison at Madeebury. Prince
Bismarck is taking much needed rest at
Freidrichsruhe. His health is reported to
be bad.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. May 23-There was q limited
demand for discounts during the week.
Exchange business ttapnsnt American
railroad securities closed at the highest OF
the week.
PAEIs, May Business on the Bourss
was depressed during the past week under
reports oi strained relations bet ween France
and Germany and fears OF war in the East.
BERLIN. May "a Dealings on the
Bourse the past week we're limited. Prices
were steady.
FRASKroRT, May GA light husiness
was done on the Bourse during the past
week.
AMSTERDAM, May 2a.--Business was
quiet on the Bourse during the week.
Prices steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
Excitement I'm Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by the remarkable
recovery of Mr.. J. E. Corley, who was. so
helpless he could not turn in bed, or raise
his head; everybody said he was dying OF
Consumption. A trial bottle of DR.. King s
New Discovery was sent him. Finding re-
lief. be bought large bottle and box OF
DR.. Kings New Life Pills; by the time he
had taken two hokes of Pulls end two bot.
- Of the Discovery, he was we'll aud had
= s:rsn ~ flesh tbirty-six pounds. Trial
So,tIss Of iSSis Great Discovery for Con
Sumption free at Logan 4 Co.'S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
A Fatal Runaway,

LOUISVILLE, May 2a.-This afternoon
the horses attached to a vehicle containing
Fred. Weis and three daughters became
frightened and ran away and all were
thrown out. Weis, who is carpenter,
was killed, his head striking q stone.
Katie, his daughter, had three ribs broken.
The others escaped With bruises.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
Bass Ball.

AT New York-After q bungling eEhiSi'
ton at RidQewood Park the Brooklyns de-
feated st. Louis. Score Brooklyn IL, st.
Louis II. Earned runs. Brooklyn 2. First
base on errors, Brooklyn 6, st. Louis o
First base on balls, Brooklyn 9, st. LOUIS
5 Two base hits, Peoples 2, COmesky,
Welsh, Robinson, Nurl. Pirst base hits,
Brooklyn IL. St Louis IL. Errors
Brooklyn s, st. Louis 10. Umpire, Kelly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
CAPTAIN SeHAAK,
Sensational Testimony In the An
archists' Cases.
The INSIDE OF The CONSPIRACY.
The Story Of the Terrible Plans Of the An
srchists for May 4, COnsecu-
lively Told.

CHICAGO, Ill, May IA morning pa
per published to-day what purpOrts to be
testimony of Captain SchaAk yesterday be-
fore the grand Jury, in relation to the In
stigstors Of the recent slaughter This
testimony, as printed. is sensational but
not incredible, snd it is anticipated that
ths Developments of the next few days will
prove the truth of it. Capt, Schssk is
said to have told the jury the following
facts resulting from the investigation OF
the police department: he had witnesses
TO prove that the prisoner Lingg had man
ufactured number Of dynamite bombs
from material obtained at the Office Of
he Arbeiter Zsitung. Three persons were
associated with LiDgg, one Of whom was
under arrest.
SENSATIONAL DEyELOPNENTs.
The second section OF the Captains
testimony was listened to with breathlees
silence. or,.
81 think. Bal0 oCuh%As Nna4 Ao'O SON
- the bottom Of this business. In couple
n days will have it all, but want little
Tnore lime. and then can prove beyond
Jorbt that this Anarchist conspiracy has
svis,ed here for years. There are two
E,;g,,ps ~ IL Oae is an Agitstlng sec
ron Money IS set apart for it's purposes
This - called the Socialist section. There
;.sp armed party. These drill and are
trained in the uss Of explosives. think |
can prove there was
ApLAN TO SACK AND BURN
,s,tsiu districts in Chicago on May +th.
!, voulj have been carried out but the
Anarchists lscSed nerys. Men were told
off 10 set fire 10 certain houses IN the
,or,bVesterp portion Of tee city and Others
were told of 10 throw bombs into toe
noIies stations, while others were to use
bombs at the meeting ii the police attempt
Cd 10 disperse it, | think |
CAN CONVICT EVERY ONE
If the Socialists nov il Ill with this. The
borsas 10 De burned were 10 oe selected IN
Escrniustely The parpo,e OF burning
,sas 10 attract the attention OF the police to
,bst section and 20 d-AS them away from
me msia p,iuls Of .tJsck. The Haymsket
S,rs-s and the pjl,c- stations The dis
o.-.,I OF the crogd 10 the square. the pre-
In,fgr, rnroziag Of tbs Bombs. for Il vas
prauarure. and the res,s'aucs OF the police
Er,,b,are4 he would-oe iuesndlarIes and
n. who we're 10 a'tacl the police bar
rscks
ill., a..-l shrrs the witnesses to
5ru,. .rI, r..l-p.ra".' we're.
.iotA.l,.s uys Il toe police stations,
S.h..k replied Il can p-OG99s IS many
q, rh4fn be.cr- the grand jugy a5 may DE-
deemed rsc--ssry They have conissset
tAsi, cyup'lci,y haya explained 10 the
S,.r-s a,:)-n-y, and [ au acing under
hi5 Instructions
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
OnaOf the Largest struck.

WAsHISgroN, Pa, May 23.-Ths Cam,
erou oil well was drilled in today, aud
started or at the rate Of l65 barrels Ar
bour, The flow increased daring the sitter
nooa 10 1873 barrels an hour, or 5000 bar
rels day. This is one of the largest
wells en record.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
An Early Morning Murder.

Detroit, May 23.-At l:3O o'clock this
morning John Kslvasky, aged l6, an EN-
ploye OF the Peninsu!ar Stove WORKS,
while returning home from a dance, was
assaulted By four men, one OF whom
Dlunged a knife into his right side. The
knife penetrated the liver, and recovery is
impossible. Louis Grywezsky who had
threatened Kalvasky, has been arrested on
suspi0ion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
Emhsrnlad and Skipped. y.

OrrAwA ONr., May ga detective
from the United States, who has only very
rsesatly visited here, has captured here the
ex chief clerk Ct : Toledo house. The
prisoner, it is said, embezzled 5000 aud
fed to Canada, accompanied BY woman,
Ths fugitive consented to 60 back.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
Rnoklsn,, H~nieA saiFs.

The Best Salve in the ~oslu ~ ,U' na.as sG.s,
Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt RG> >am: ,S's fevet
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chn: 4'os'
Corus, and all Skin Eruptfons, aud posr
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
"a guarante to give satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price IS cents per box,
For sale BY Logan b Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
A socialist to be Frosecutsd.

The HAGUE, May 2S.-The Goyernment
will prosecute for treason Hesr Wienwen'
hais, a leader Of the socialists and the ed
itor of q socialist organ, because Of GER
tin comments which appeared in his pa
per on the OccaSip2 Of the Kings Welt to
Amsterdam.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
Raising the Tarin.

LILLE, May % "A congress Of sgricul-
turists Of north o. Franc has adopted reso'
lutions fayoring increase Of import duties
and dnnouncing existing treaties and the
nrobibition of American bacon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
Dark HOrao.

HARMsBURa, Pa, May 2S.-Georgs B.
Jones, a colored teacher in Steelton
NaSjs, announces himselt csrdi1st for
LIeuteh~
ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
aEranch Darby.

Paris, May % The French derby was
run odsy and resulted in dead hest De,
tween Comte Berteux's colt UPos and
Baron Schiskler's colt Sycamore. The
stakes viii be divided.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
,,,.,, ,r,,n Ro,,b,.s the Mails.

LOUISVILLE, May 2G,-Wm. Alexander,
FOX eight years the assistant mail clerk of
the posto6ice here, was arrested by lnspse-
tor Brown, Of st. Louis, to-day charged
with robbing the mails.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
HoasYo.D,s AoIo PHOSPHATE.


Dr.. G. v. DoRsEy. Hqua. Ola asys:
II have used il 10 d,spepia uith ytsy
marked benefit. II there Il ds6eiescy q
acid in sbs stomach BotkiDg sGbsds noss
relief. shiIe ihA sctiop on The u0Sp0 ~
ten i dscidsdly hsse6ciAl." -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
Found Dead.

CAIRO, Ill, May 23-J. X. WALTON,
one of the wealthiest men ia Union county,
WAS found desd in his bsro this morning,
shot through the head. Ii is supposed to
hs the work of tramps.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
A Fatal AItnratinn-

,no.sroS, Tx, May 23.-Iu q street
F;III,s10n F;II.s y last night James Ravell shot and
"'u Seorge Mstcalf. Ravsll escaped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
MARpIN's FERRY.

Grover c. Parber is still seriously III.
Mrs. J. p. Crowell is in Freeport o,
v sitting friends.
Mrs Renn Coss is still confined 10 her
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24


of multitude of labcrers toward their
employers during the last three months
behavior infamous and worthy OF most
con6ign punishment, may have induced
some employers to neglect the real Chris
tisn duties that they owe to those whom
they employ. Therefore want to cay to
you whom confront face to face,
sBd those to whom these words
may come, that all ship owners, eli cspi-
talists, all commercial firms, all master
builders, al housewives are bound to be
interested in the entire welfare Of their
subordinates. GeGEs ego some one gave
three prescriptions for becomiDga million,
are. First: spsnd your life in getting and
keeping the earnings Of other people,
Secondly: have No anxiety ssopt he vor
riments, the lesson, the disappointDents Of
otbers. Thirdly: do not mind the fac
that your vast wealth implies the poverty
Of great many people. Nov there is no
a man in my audience who would con sen
10 20 out into life with those three princi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24

Then would have you carry out this
sanitary ides, and put into as few hours as
possible ths work OF the day. Some time
apo-whe,her it has been changed know
not-there were one thousand grocer clerks
in Brooklyn who went to work at five
o'clock iu the morning and ooptinaed until
ten o'clock at night. Nov, that is inhu,
man.
It seems to me all the merchants in all
departments ought By simultaneous move
ment to come oGt in behalf Of the early
closing theory. These young men ought
to have an opportunity of going to the
Mercantile Library, to the reading rooms,
to the concert hall, to the gvmn::.ss::dm, to
the church. They have nerves, they have
brains, they have intellectual aspirations
they have immortal spirits. If they car
do good round days work in the ten ol
eleven hours, You have no right TO keeI
them harnessed for seventeen. do no
think that any intelligent employer cal
afford to be reckless Of the physical anc
mental health of his suboriinates.
But above all, charge you, o, employ
ers. that you
LOOK AFTER THE MORAL AND sPTRITUA
WELFARE Or EoUR ESRIoYEs.
First, know where they spend their ever
|. ing. That decides everything. You d
: not want around your money drawer
) Young man who went last night to Sc
Jack Sheppard. A man that comes int
! the store in the morning ghastly with ni'
night reyelry. is not the man for your sior
: The young man who spends bis evening
{ in the society OF refined women. or In m
t sical or artistic circles, or in literary il
J proyemeut, is the young man for you
i store. Without any disgusting inquisitiv
1t ness, without any impeFtiBenee, you oug
i. to have your young men understand th
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Hewitt.
WASHINGTON. Mon!ay. Pei

WAsnISGTOS. MOn!dy, Fen. ], lH7b
CouRT oF CLAGMz-Tho Court OF Claims today
awarded udgmrDt for S4.725 IN favor OF william j.
Iandram IN hi. against the United States for al
lowance as Internal Ike, euue Collector.
CfEEK TO COMMITTEE OS FoRLIGS AIrAIRs-Con-
gresham Belmont has appointed Harry cpoh'rd son OF
Librarian Spufprd. he clerk OF the FOlrltu AHAlFH
Committee Mr.. spoford formerly held TINS position
when Mr.. :. = Cox was chairman OF the committee.
CALLED BO> Ds-It Is stated at the Treasury Depart
ment that ci.h; y-uiuc National Banks hold about SOL
900 Of the slOOOOOOO per cent bonds when are III
cucI iu the one nunrrI aud turtJ thd cA Issued on
Friday. About SGjOOOuo Of the bonds emoa ei IN 'no
hundred ANA tLITtJ cOud call wGlch mhtutrd 10
day have already b-cn received at the Treasury De-
partmeut for redemption.
CURRENCY OUTSTANDING. following is a state
ment OF United states currency outstanding at this
da,s Oi demand notes S57G5O; United states notes.
all issues, SiGGsLOl6; Que var notes OF lso3,
coupon not.s OF l~G3. 10000. compound interest
notes $500 72O, fraction Il currency all Issues ~ 15Jo
O02 Toal. sJG2.3il,G13
CLAssIFICATIoS or 4 CEEMArED BODY. The Collector
of Cu,tos at New-York has been authorized to allow
box the ashes OF woman VINO diru aoIoAd
and whose body been crrmaed. TO be f"rwArIe u
! Pniladrlpua without being opened Tor examination
The rrnn- also to be drt cred I" the relatives III
! Philadelphia without payment of dhiy, Inc noi III
question Is described IN the consular invoice AS contain
! ing samples Of phosphate of lime
| BoCsDARY or LIBKRlL-Tho consul OF the United
states nt sierra I-oue has Informed the Department o
state that the commission hpponlod - 'rtto INC
wet boundary of Liberia. siBn"d on January H. hna
of the Maunah R,er. Tue Whole Mnunhh River IL ~
! cluded the Territory OF sierra Lone 1t appears
however that the Brsu Government by THIS extension
Of British jurisdiction from the shrrbro 10 tho M'u'l
River distance of seventy miles controls only the sea
loard one mile inland while the interior Ia left Tree u
| Liberia.
! ArrolSrMESrs Secretary OF tho Treasury ha'
appouted Thomas :. West special COeeo VI Gus
toms for duty at san FraLcSco He has also appohe.
| d. b. Woodruff to br superintendent Of construction "
| the ne W public buildings at Macon, Ga
| PRESIDENTIAL PosTMAETEEs.-lneP Postmastef-Pencra
Ia. decided III the PAGES OF the hundred ircSidch
tlal postmasters whose commissions have already cI
| urrd before taking up other ca-es his nouth ih'
! commissions OF ntty-onc Presidcntial postmaster
| VIII expire.
| ANOTHER NATIONAL PARK-At the request OF th'
Secretary OF the the President to-day ISSUED
an executive order Withdrawing JbO square niles %
| land surrounding Crater Lake. In Oregon, from settle
me m and sale pending legislation lOJkIhg " Inc creA
| Il Oh ON these lands Of u National public PARK.