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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-06

The best blood pnri6er and system reg
ulator ever placed within the reach of
suffering humanity. truly is Electric Bit
ters. Inactivity of the Liver, Billiousness,
Jaundice. Consumption, Weak Kidneys,
or any disease of the urinary organs, or
who ever requires an appetizer. tonic or
mild stimulant, will always find Electric
Bltters the best and only certain cure
known. They act surely and quickly,
every bottle guaranteed TO give entire sat
isfaction or money refunded. Sold at
fifty cents bottle by. Hartz & Balm
sen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-06
KNIGHTS At RICHMOND.
NOT MUCH BUSINESS DONE AT THt
SECOND SESSION.

The Large Representation a DrawbaoA
to the observation-disclosures Taking az
Active Interest in the rrucaedings-
Delegates Requested by nIr. powder!y
to Avoid the Flowing Bowl.
RICHMONG, Va, Oct G-lt was after II
O'Clock Tuesday morning when the delegates
to the Knights Of Labor convention assem-
ble'i in the armOry, although the hour fof
meeting was fixed at y Grand Master Pow.
derly did not enter the hall until 1890 o'clock
He was followed by members of the execu-
tive board. Each carried 4 bundle of docu-
Tnents bearing upon future work of the con
ventlOn. The delay in assembling was due
to a report that the committee on credentials
which was in session until after O'Clock
Tuesday morning had not completed its Ia
hors and there wonld not be report until
Tuesday afternoon. When the convention
WIS called to order in secret session it was of
flCiallY announced that the committee on Gre
dentials was yet in session with prospect fair
for a r,pOr al the afternoon session.
Mr. PGwdelly strongly urged the delegates
TO avoid the use Of strong drink while in
Richmond As individuals, he said he had
no right to dictate as TO what they should do.
hut the Wel' not here as InliN iduals hut as
,a,,,,.so,,t., ,i,.,s ,f ,,.t llst;,,,a,,,,. Thl
eyes of the world were upon them while here,
and their constituency would he Judged bv
their conduct.
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'io'l eipi'l'yfiS iiiaNiils NozS'~
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i = uput' SUM tiat many ui Inc leading
iiii''ia''i,''s o' 'li, country nav" show"
'i'S,'iuu 10 MAKE terms WIN TN" knights
avoided.
u'tc was i'it on" general '"Pi" 90 Discus
sh'h an'"nS iAe knights lucSiaNs, and that
was III relation 10 the controversies had by
two or thIe" OF thA delegates in regard 10 the
entertainment ut coioied delegates at hotels
mere. Representatives OF district flo. -.
WI" Were refused accommodations because
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-06
lrarurcc its cAUsrsand cuRF

It's CAUSES and CURE, bYone
uINT MOO who was deaf iwcnty-eipht
Iyears; tre ited by most Of the noted specialists
- of the day with no benefit Cured himself in
three months and since then hundreds Of others
by same process; plain. simple and successful
home treatment; address T. S PAGE, 12s Eost
18th st.. New York CITY ma3-dt-t-s-sm
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-06

The result is amedicine of unusual strength
and curative power, which effects cures here
tofore neqnaled. These peculiarities belong
exclusively to Hoods Sarsapariila, and are
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-06
Three PecuIiarIties

Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier
and regulating medicine, is characterized by
three peculiarities, namely:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-06
Cheap Mail Roxes.

The finest mail and paper box ever in p.
vented is for sale at the ARGUS office at
the low price of 81 each. The same box
is sold everywhere at 81 SO. Call and cx
anime them
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-06

A bird's-eye view from Trinity spire,
New York, would disclose. it is said, 16. -
900 saloons in sight-12 000 in New York,
and 1000 in Jersey City, Newark and
Paterson.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-06
Unknown to Others

Hoods Sarsaparlla is prepared with the
greatest skin and care, by pharmacists oi
education and long experience. Hence IL Is a
medicine worthy of entire confidence. nyou
suffer from scrofula, salt Theum, or any dls-
ease of the blood, dyspepsia, biionsness, sick
headache, or kidney and liver complaints,
catarrh or rheumatism, do not fail to try
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-06

g~ts The combination of the various
sSAs remedial agents used.
A. The proportion in which the roots,
<U1 herbs, barkS, etc, are mixed.
a. The process by which the active
Jul medicinal properties are secured.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-06
OfFerman Island Picnic Grounds

Churches and societies desiring special
rates or transportation, should apply
early to Eli j. Frankland, p. o. drawer
Is, Rock Island, ILL.,, or call ut the island.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-06

Insure in the Boylston Insurance Co. of
Boston. Mass, organized 1879. Assets
nearly 81 ,000,000. L. w. Hurst. agent.
Office over Rock Island National Bank
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-06

An Anti-Truck Law Pronounced ya,d
PITTsBURG, Pa. Oct 6-Justice Gordon
of the state supreme court. has decided that
the anti truck store act NJ June %. 1881. Is
unconstitutional anI void The decision has
caused intense Indignation il labor circle,
and determined fight VIII be made. The
case will probably he carried to the United
States supreme court
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-01
CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY APRIL 1885.

not, begun tu feel dizzy when suddenly the
old mau exclaimed triumphantyi "Now, you
SEQ clearly, nay friend, that all depends upon
tho friendly understanding between Russia
and the United States, These two countries
are the natural arbitew Of the world, They
are powerful enough 10 put u stop 10 any
quarrel hctw9'n any countries, and that In
peculiar manner
"Lot thom stop their supply Of wheat and
provisions 30 the helligorents. and there will
be no war tell you, we aro coming 10 the
new era, when economical reasons viii be
dominant over political ones
The reporter expressed his doubt ~ 10 the
economical mission Of the Russian squadron,
stating that In such case not grand dukes
aud admiral, should be sent to America, but
wheat anl provision merchants and the gen
tlemon Of the department Of trade and agri'
culture But the old officer stuck 10 his opin-
ion, remarl,Ing "That Is only the sombance
OF diplomacy"
IL was impossible 10 ascertain the size OF
tho squadron that h about 10 go 10 America.
Some say that ID win be like the ono with
which Grand Duke Alexis, now admiral gen,
era made his American trip fourteen years
ago. But all the rumors coming from differ
ent quarters seem TO agree that the grand
ducal party, undor the command Of well
known admiral, Is about 10 start for Amer
len
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-01
WIRED FROM WASHINGTON
BECOMING APPARENT MORE WORK
NEEDED ON THE FLOOR.

There Has Been Entirely too Much Com
Means-Treasury Tattlo-MIlltary - Our
Inyallds--IIouse aud Senate--NatlonaL
WAsnINGToN March 3l,-Quto a num-
Der Of the house committees had meetings,
but very little was accomplished by any OF
them As the session wears on interest In
committees on both sides Of the capitol depre-
ciates, and the necessity for actual work on
tho floors Of the two houses becomes more
apparent It Is plain that the labow Of tho
various committees on most Of tho measures
except appropriations from now on Is work
illapplIod, aud there Is already being experi-
onced considerable trouble In securing quo
runs
Ways and means continues consideration
Of the administrative bill regulating the col
ectlons Of customs, Judge Kelley, Of the
committee, speaking 10 q United Press re-
porter about the consolidation Of this bill
with the Morrison tariff bil Observed "The
Hewitt administrative bill Is proving TO bo
In my Judgment and that OF my associates, n
bin for the material reduction Of dutiesn
from which II Is inferred that the consolida-
ton Is complete and the work upon the COM
bined measure, about finished,
The acting secretary OF tho treasury has
sent 20 Mr., Hewitt n lotter recommending a
number Of amendments 10 the Hewitt admin
istratIon BILL Mr. Fairchild among other
things recommends new section 10 provide
for the lection Of duties on boxes, cases,
etc, IN which goods are imported and which
pass into the hands of the consumer, also
section providing fine and imprisonment upon
q traveller who may brbe an inspecting oill'
clal, or a customs officer who may accept q
bribe. lle also urges that u limit of 81 900
bo fixed as the amount Of personal effects
which an arriving possenger eau bring into
tho country duty free
Military affairs agreed 10 report fayorObly
tho senate hil 10 correct the records which
show technical lcsortions
Reform IN tho cyll service has heard from
McAra, A. o. Shulor and John NJ, Glass, Of
indiana, principal witnesses In the inyestlga-
ton 10 DO hnd of charges preferred against
l., Il, Warden and q, o. Stealey, employees Of
| the house Of representatives, In connection
with the passage Of an appropriation for tho
JolIoronvIllo, Ind, loyoo, They will bo hero
and ready 10 testify tomorrow or on Thurs
| day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-01
Cn.lln Tnnlh nrnmlng.

CHICAGO, March 99-John Mayer, tho OK
teller Of the Pullman bank, now residing at
The county jail, had the toothacho, and Dr.
q, N, HugIst, dentist, was called In 10
sootho t. He and his patient retired TO tho
Jail library, whore both took their coats OH
and the doctor went ~ H. Some time later
when hc'oching void had been filled and
Dr. llNgst was about 10 looyo tho jail, ho dis.
covered that his pockctbook, which, ho said,
contained $50, was missing lio was mad
and the iuil athortics smiled, Thon tho
doctor got warrant and had his late patient
searched, but without result Then several
other prisoners were searched but the money
was not found, There Is just one consoling
thought about tho the matter and that Ia
ba the mon who stolo tho money can't got
aNny with A.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-01

ST. Lou, March ~ A special to tho
Chronicle from Kansas City says Tho strike
here has assumed decidedly serious aspect,
and bloody conflict between the strikers and
The police Is believed 10 be inevitable A
freight train was sent out under pollao pro.
teetlon, and when near tho eastern limits Of
tho city two strikers turned switch and
dtched The train, The police ordered tho
strikers 70 surrender, but they refused, and
FIRE was opened upon thom by the police, and
Dennis Noonon one Of tho strikers, was shot,
but not fatally wounded, aud his companion
was captured Tho strItom arc greatly OK
cited, and threaten 10 raise the black flag and
open a carnival Of bloolshod. The militia is
being held In readiness TO move upon tho
strikers Nt moments notice,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-01
ITISINSTATUQUO
The Strike on the Gould System
Remains Unchanged.
GOULD AND P0WDERLY.
THEIR CONFERENCE IN NEW YORK
RESULTS IN NOTHING.

The Teamsters OF the 81, Louis Transfer
Company Further Complloate Matters
by Joining the strlhe-The First Blood
Spilled In Kansas city - Labor.
81, LOUIS, March 81, The teamstors OF
the St Louis Transfer company, 925 In mum.
Der, have struck, their only declaration being
that the strike was entered into out Of sym
pathy with tho railroad Knights Of Labor,
These mon are employed In driving all tho
teams Of that company, which does almost
the entire business Of transfer and freight
distribution from one depot 10 another and
across the river. They control the business
running from the depot 10 tho various hotels,
and the strike Of their drivers will cause no
end OF Inconvenience, as but fow men win DO
found 10 replace thom, tholr sldll In tho
proper handling OF teams up the 10 lg inclInos
Of tho bridge and the loveo being II no mean
order There Is cold rain falling and tho
weather Is very disagoeable, consequently
no crowds arc congrcgatIng about the yard,
Those OF the strikers who yesterday reported
for duty undor the published orders to resume
work are again dosortlng their work. Tho
Missouri Pacific ran two trains out without
the least interference Tie police guard was
not 30 hehyy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-01

ST. LOUIS, March 81 IL understood
that shortly after the coming Burko-Gloyor
contest nm event Of extraordinary interest
win take place In Chicago, being no less than
u meeting between tho greatest Of middle
weights Jacl, Dempsey and the well known
heavy weight, Charles Mitchell The lottor
some time ago gave "Puson' Davies carte
blanche 10 mako whatever arrangements ho
might dclrc, Dempsey has already expressed
desire 10 meet Mit,h hell and there arc very
many who think his wonderful hitting quail
tiles and quick lu lgmont aro enough 10 oyor-
come MitchollB superior woght The Burke
Glover contest takes place at Battery d, on
May 8, instead o April ~ as previously re-
ported, the fight 10 bo eight rounds small,
soft gloves, Quccnsburry rules,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-01
Here's tho UInae,

New YoUH, March 81, Tho conference
which was begun at II o'clock bOtwoon tho
officials Of the road and the executive board
was not concluded at o'clock, Tho follow
bulletin was Issued by Mr., Gouldi
"Nothmg viii bo done to-day botwoon Mr.,
Gould and the knights OF Labor Tho cntiro
discussion has been as TO what congress might
do 10 avoid similar troubles IN tho future
MI Gould says ho would like 10 hear Mr.
Dillo1t views on the subject aud as tho Judge
d In Boston, some tImo must clapso before
anything can bo sottlcd delni toly"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-01
THE LATE CAPTAIN CRAWFORD.
His Body Embalmed and "Jaokod"
Through tho Notwithstanding East.


SANTA FE N, NJ, March 8l,-J w, olln.
ger, who left here February II TO embalm
and bring back the body OF Capt Crawford
from Naeor has just returned, having ao-
oomplished bis mission and left tho body at
Fort Bowie, He reached Nacori March Z,
with the order for the body and an escort Of
twenty soldiers and ten packers, commanded
by Capt, Dorst Tho body was In shallow
grave near the town, and fairly preserved.
The bullet had cut out u piece OF the skull
and exposed the brain, Crawford lived seven
days after being wounded, and was carried
by Indians dfty miles on shetcher TO
Nacon
After embalmlng the features were 30 70
stored az 10 be recognizable Olinger put tho
body In rubber sack and carried IL through
the mountains on pack mulosto Lang's ranch
200 miles distant, and then 10 Fort Bowie,
ninety'llvo miles further, whore ID now
awaits transportation 10 tho east The party
arrived at Bowie March "a, and found that
Cen Crook had left tho day before for San
BernardIno Ranch 10 meet Geronimo,
Olinger says that on his journey from Nacori
20 Lang ranch, he came acrom three bun
dred Mexican soldiers who were endeayoring
10 get at the rear Of GeronmoS band 10 at
tack them II they refused 10 surrender 10
Crook.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-01
A MAYNARD WEE,
EIopes with Her stepson-Back and AwAyS
DlYOrce-Death,

nlYOrce-Dcnth,
INDIANAPOLIS, March ~, Some time laSt
fall Mrs Kate Dawson, who had been do
nestle In the family Of Thomas Dawson, an
elderly and wealthy farmer OF this county,
and by him mprlel, elopod with her Stopson
Oscar, q man thirty years old, who lived
with her father The couple were found liv-
Ing together In this city and were arrested
Tor adultery The old man attempted 10
force a divorce but the wife wanted olimony
The husband and wife wero reunited and
went back to the farm, but aftor little while
the wife disappeared again II h supposed
with the son,
The husband was granted divorce last
week but tho court granted Mrs Dawson
alimony Of $1,000 Upon obtaining this
money she deposited II In a bank aud II was
reported that sho aud her stepson would 80 10
California, The money was garnsheed on
last Monday, however, by her lawyer 10 80
cure q claim Tor legal services OF Sbs3, Mira
Dawson felt that her money would he all
frittorcd away and she became very dcspon-
dent, In despair she went 10 the home Of
Dawson, four miles from the city, and before
entering the house, swallowed quantity OF
arsenic Whom IL was discovered that she
bad taken arsenic a physician was summoned
but she died, Oscar, who had been missed
for some timo, was found In his room unc0n-
scious from the use Of morphine, and no also
hinl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-01
A PITIAeLE SIGHT.
A Minister Receives Some Terrible News
While Preaching u sermon.


LOUISVILLE KY, March 3l,-A terrible
sight was seen by large congregation In a
church near Smyrna Postolllce In this county,
when the Rev, Downey Blair, Of tho Cum
berlnnd Presbyterian church, was engaged In
preaching his sermon A fow days ago tho
telegraph bore dispatch from some point In
Kansas 10 the newspapers over the country
containing un account " tho slaughter OF his
family 10y John Blair, and tho subsequent
hanging Of Blair by tho infurlatod citizens,
Tho particulars wore briefly told at tho time,
but Mr., Blair lives Ia a secluded quarter and
he never heard OF the occurrence,
II appears that ho had u son John In Kan
sas, whom ho supposed was living quietly
with his family aud prosporlng finely, While
engaged on his sermon n messenger boy ar
rived at the church and rushing up 10 the
pulpit, attracted tho minister's attention by
waving u scaled envelope at him, Tho min
lister stopped short In his DISCOURSE read tho
message and then foil 10 tho floor rs II no had
beon shot, Tho widest excitomont prevailed
IN the congregation. Members carried tho
minister TO fresh air and whom no was ro-
vived IL was learned that tho missiyO CON
tained nows that tho John Blair mentioned
In the dispatches from Kansas wns tho Roy,
Mr.. BlOi's son.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-01
THROUGH ARKANsAw,
A Tornado Mows u swalh Of Destruction
HlOwn TO Flinders,

lNlhNN W AllhNNlHt
HELENA, Ark, March 8l-A tornado Of
unusual velocity swept through this section,
doing considerable damage The attention
Of our citizens was drawn 10 heavy blacl
cloud In the west, which soon tool, grayish
cast and the hurricane advanced with H. A
number Of buildings were demolished. Tho
Atlantic beer garden building and the walls
OF the Helena Opera house and other build.
ings standing since the late great fire were
blown down. The spectacle presented by
falling walls, flying bricks etc, caused ter
ror 10 the citiaons The coal fleet was swept
out In the river, and distress signals from tho
boats added 10 tho confusion,
The Phillips county court house, u structure
that cost 100000 was unroofod aud its win.
dow smashed Among the other buildings
demolished woro the Western Union Tolo-
graph aud Southern Express Offices and w,
Il, Vests building The tornado west OF tho
hills, which act as barrier 10 the city, was
moro violent than here, leyolIug every
thing In lbs path The roads leading
from the city are blocked with iallon trees,
No serious damage to persons was dono, 80
far m learned Owing 10 the losses being
scattered, they cannot yet be estimated
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-01
TIE pRoYeRelAL SUCKER.
Three American Gamblers "Do" Gold
upIpitu FunClpr


Brick" Fnnoicr
ELPAso, March gO,-Three American gam
blers played the gold brick swindlo on Seno
samicngo, u physician OF chihuahua, leeo-
Ing him out Of an even 5000 The doctor
was Occostod by one Of tho swlndlcrs, with
the old story Of q solid gold brick stolen from
California which would be sacrificed Us tho
parties did not know how 10 got rid OF IL
Samienga was crazy 10 see the precious brick
In the afternoon the swindlors accommo-
dated the DOCTOR showing him block OF
pure gold weighing lO5 ounces, The usual
tests were adroitly made, and tho swindlo
was finally consummated
McCnbc one Of the swIndlers, at once
started ON a glorious drunk, bonyted Of what
ho had done aud was Immediately arrested.
Two thousand dollars IN American bills
was found ON hIs person, His two partners
bad been wise enough 10 leave town, but tho
police think they can head thom olf Sami-
'ngo did not know he had been swindcd un-
III the American officers had hunted him up,
and showed that his brick was an imitation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-01

CmcAGo, March d. Tho transcontlnontal
passenger rates foil 10 the lowest point yet
reached The AtchIson made u rate from tho
t2b, with rebate Of 81, and second aud third
class Of S9O with Sl4 rebate, making n 90 not
rato from tho Missouri river and Sld from
Chicago A cut cf Sla WIS also made In
round trip ticket, which were sold from tho
Missouri river 10 San Francisco or Los An.
golos for s3s and from Chicago eos, cxcur-
sions good for nincty days All roads viii
mako the Same rhtO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-01

CINCINNATI, March 3i,--As Petor Kruso,
thirty, OF i86 East Front street. was passing
along Smith street, near Third, he was 40.
costod by four mon who demanded money.
Kiuso refused 10 produce his wealth, whore
upon tho gang knocked him down, jumped
on him, aud beat him almost Into insonsl-
bility, AMI then robbed him of so, all he
had. The affair was witnessed by several
citizens at short distance, who were warned
at the risk Of their lives not 10 Interfere, aud
they did not Tho police have tho matter In
hand
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-01

ToRoNro, Ont, March e0 "A clever swim
die has been porpotrotcd on the undortakors
OF this city, Recently lady dressed In
mourning called upon each Of them aud or
lercd coffin for stranger from New York
who she Sid, had died At her rhousoin Mimico,
soyon miles from here, She srid she had for
cotton her purse but wished 10 telegraph 70
The friends Of the deceased II she could DO
supplied with money enough 10 pay for the
telegram Each undertaken supplied her
with money, SOME with 81 aud others with
tiO, The following day, whom each drove
oat 10 measure the corpse, no found that ho
Iad boon swiullcd,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-01
AbeltInpn Suicide,

BosroN, March 8l,-Alfrcd H. Schumald
was nirnlgncd, charged with aiding and
abctting the suicide of his roommate, Gus-
tavo Dcsmct lie aud Dc,mct were init.
mate friends, Dcsmct was depressed aud
asked Schwnald 10 buy him twenty oonts'
worth Of cyandc Of potassium to polish brass
with. The two then drNnl, together aud bo.
came somewhat intoxicated, They won't
homo, whore Dosmot went 10 sleep, Suddenly
he roto, exclaimed, "Wcl A. I'm gonoW
and dropped 10 the floor dead,