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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-01
PHGNIX PARK MURDERS.
CORRESPONDENCE or a MAN. WHO
CLAIMS TO KNOW ALL ABOUT IT.

Parts of Human Being, Still Warm,
Found in Sack in Brussels Explosion
in the House of Commons bikes APP
peal Dismissed-B British Foiitics-Notes
from the Old World.
LoEooN, July IA sensation has been
caused ID an article purporting TO contain
important Ycnian revelations published in
the current Number OF Tho tortnightly
review The arrcle is captioned Behind
the Scenes, and is ostensibly contributed
by an freshman 1t telss substantially the
following story: Franc Byrne, secretary
of the Hngl.sh bfancn of the wish National
league, occupied an o.iice on bridge street
oppos t. " estnlilster hall in the spring of
lSo.. I he otiic- ad loaed the rooms occu-
pied at tue time by the irish parliamentary
party. Mr.. ParneL used byrne,s oliic'
Tor the transaction OF private bust
ness, because, us be said, 1t wa
the ,iuietest place he could get in the neigh
bornood The knives used in the assassina
ton OF Lord Frederick Cavendish and MIR
Burke in Ihpnix park were purchased with
league money These knives were then giveI
to a teniun eobblar to cover with lealhei
sheaths and from the cobbler's shop the,
were delivered at the leagues Office by /
| brother OF Frank Byrne, and We're suus'
| quently inirusted to Mrs. Frank Byrne TO tn
| conveyed to Dublin and there be deliveret
| INTO the hands OF James Carey. Miss Maggi
| Byrne took 10 Dublin EGO furnished Iron
the leagues treasury TO cnable an organize
OF the league implicated IN the assassina
tons to escape to America. Mr. Patricl
| Egan. who was then the treasurer OF tn
league, boltel the country shortly after
1 ward.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-01

Aunt Cynthia, the wealthest land
owner of the Onondago tribe of indiana
died at the reservation, aged eighty sew
en- She was buried with pagan cere
monies.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-01

An eleven year>5ld girl in the depari's
ment OF the Jura, France, who was Bit
ten by dog. placed under Pasteur's
treatment and returned, has since died
of hydrOphobia.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-01
SafeIyin E-hdem,cs

During the last terrible yellow fever
epidemic stayed here waiting on several
fever sufferers. burying others, and being
exposed at all times; but. owing 10 the.
continued useof simmons Liver Regula-
tor. weathered the-naerm, and can now
sey Z saved my life J King, Bartlett
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-01

An Austro Hungarian government cri>
sis has been averted by an agreement TO
reconsider petroleum duties
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-01
Certainly the Best

Papillon (Clarke's extract Of fax Cat
arJh Cure, from an experiment, has
grown to be the acknowledged superior
Of any remedy for similar purposes
Purely vegetable and scientifically pres
pacd, it is absolutely harmless, and
effects cures where all other known re-
needles and the most learned medical tal~
ent fail. That it is favorite with all
classes is evidenced by the fact that dur
ing the past two years, $4,000 gallons
have been sold. Positively cures catarrl
hay fever colds, etc, etc. Large bottles
only 81. For sale by IL. II. DeSanto.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-01

A colony has gone from Newfoundland
to British Columbia TO introduce new
process of preserving fish for the eastern
markets
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-01
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
pst.i,. If ,,,rmer Peter Nis4en, deceased

Estate Of Ihgmer Peter Nissen, deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed Ex-
ccutrix Of the last will and testament Of lngmer
Peter Nissen. late of the county Of Rock Island
state Of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that
she VIII appear before the county court OF Rock
conrt, in the city Of Rock Island, at the August
term on the Third Monday In August next: at
which time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified ~ requested 10 attend
for the purpose of having the same adjusted;
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment 10 the undersigned.
Dated this Goth day of June A. D 1885.
j-sa d MARIA F. NISSEN, Executrix.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-01

LONDON, July THE court to which
the appeal of sir Charles Dixie and Mrs
Crawford was taken from the decision OF
the divorce court, refusing to allow them to
give evidence on the queens proctors inter
vention, has dismissed the appeal The
court also refused to al,>w the appellants
the right to take the Ease to the house OF
lords
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-01

There is a woman in Union Point, Ga,
with beautiful beard nearly foot long.
She is well to do, and thus escapes The
dime museum.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-01

NEW YoRk, June 81.
Wheat-No led state, 9b6g9ac; No / white,
DO, ',t. No red winter. July, stat; An
gust, sac Gepiem er, SjSsc. Corn-No. !
mix d cash 4gc; july. 3bTc; August 45Gc.
Oals-No i white state. 4lc, No do 3Sc.
Rye-Dul Bar cy-No,ninal. Fcrk-Firm
old mess, $40. k0sIJ.2J. Lard ST To ADJUST;
ShlJt Suptumhur
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-01

ST. Louis, June ~
Wnea-FirIn; No. . red cash, 7dt79}se; July.
tilsc Iii. August, i5dG,5isc. Corn-Easy No ,
mlX Cush .slg',,i &c; July. Sic; Au tust - lac
Cats--Ea y, No mixed cash .9l4c; July "A &C /;
Angus hye-St af!-ias bid Whisky
Sl.H. fork-f.ra, Si4V lglo.5. Lard steady;
,6onu6.t5;
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-01


Wheat Steady and Gui'; cash 7l6aSsc; July
he: August. ighc; September. 79s4c Corn
Quiet, cash and July, Sjte: August 57Isc Oats
--strudy, fash. 2S,ae, Ausn 2,I4c.
Ipu.N.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-01

lyTlIN, July AT the regular fort
nightly meeting of the National league
here TUESDAY, healy announced that Amer
lea had, since the last meeting, ssnt $4,000
in contributions to the Nationalist parila
mentary campaign fund and that tine Ma,
tionallsJ, had decided to contest every seat
IN isttr as an answer to the brags of the
Loyai,-ts that they had a long purse for
parliamentary election purposes.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-01

u Trio T. June b.
Wheat-No. white cash 81 &c, Nj ;higan red
81 &C romiDal; No 2Iei cash. Slt nominal July
iHile; August, sc: s. Itember 81 &C bid. Corn
81 &c bid. Cats--Ao :, oU,4c nominal. No.
White. slC asked
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-01

MILWAUKEE, Wis. June -
WhentNeak; cash, % Sc August 75'Hc: Sen
tember ,G5ac. Corn--Stt-'iis; No. : 3iac. Oats
Firm: No. :, .r4c, IL e-Dul; No. /, sc
Barley -Firmer No. :, aA. &C
Toleun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23
A"FLAT.FooTED BOURBON

Yesterday. | interviewed L. VI. Sta.
pies. Esq. of Washington. Maine. Mr..
Staples Is The member Of the Maine Dem
ocraiic State Committee for Knox County
aud would Like 10 be Collector Of Gus
tom, for the waldoboro Dis,rie;. lie
q one Of The many Maine Democrats
-ho DO no; relish the way President
Cleveland Is running the machine, and
DO 10, hesitate to sAy a. much. When ]
asked him how be liked the President,
be answered
81 eador,e The vies. Of that Georsis
Dernoera, Who said that IL Cleveland
should come up for denomination IN
isss. be would have to ge; some Demo
erAi 70 introduce him 10 the Democratic
party. | AN glad to see this hshi going
on between Cleveland aud the Senate.
Persap. in = year or two Mr.. Cleveland
~ul take some stock in the Democrats OF
this country and listen to their counsel.
IN hi, Maine appointments the Pres
idsn, has paid 10 regard TO the wishes Of
the Democrats mAsses. Take the cas-.
Of the Rockland pos,-othee. went TO
Washington in the interest Of Mr.. Bry-
ant. lie WAS backed BY the Democratic
City Committee and by nins-ten,h' Of
the Democrats Of Roekland. The Pres
idsni promised me. personally. ,hs, be
~oald appoin, Bryani. found on, sub
s~equsnily that Mr.. Cleveland. three
months before. had pa, the Office al the
disposal Of Pnnk Jones, the New Hsmp-
shire brewer. who waited il for Captain
Hurley.
"You may say that | should no, be
surprised II the Democratic State Con-
v,niion. this sping. should adopts resO-
luton eriiieizing Presidsn, Cleveland.
an IN favor Of IL and am ready TO intro
duee such a resolve. Some Of my Polit-
zeal frisnds think !, could be passed.
That ~ill be the feeling Of the Conven-
ton. fat enough. but they may no, con-
sid.r il polite to take such action.
Am . fat-footed Bourbon, myself. and
believe in speaking rish, up"
Mr.. Staples said the Democratic State
Committee will meet ., Augusta. next
week. to se, the time and place Of hold
ing The Democratic State Convention.
81 think the Convention will be held
sarly-befOrs the Republican Con'sn-
tion." he said.
"wh.i /. to become Of Chairman
Brownr
II presume he will remain At the head
Of the committee and manage the COM
ing campaign. There Is no movement,
to dspose him. 80 far as know. The
State Convention will choose . new State
Committee. bat the old COMMITTEES term
will o expire ill next Jsnusy."-
Ran.bier. ~ LeristOA Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23
ISLAND IN THE SEA.
Zoo Rock Lidur srArIoS.
on Nshani, Mass.
March 18th. IssG.


Editor Dsmoordt.
Ihave Known the DKnocE,r for q great
many Years. bat have never been q sub
serlber until Feb. is,. 1850, slnee which
time II makes It, weekly appearance al
Nahsnt. bat. % FAR. | have not BEEN able
TO &c, II Tor some days amer its arrival, on
account OF rough weather. always nked
the DkxocRlr. excepting Ia political be.
leL) asd 10 seems To me that IL IL much
better than 10 used IN be. Many OF your
correspondents are old friends Of mine,
and the Postal Gard Brigade seems 10
bring me letters from many OF my friends.
one item, "a Chspter of Personal and
Genealogical History" Interested me very
much, az II gave me Information, con-
corning my own family, that l never knew
before
In the last number. 10Th Inst which l
received to-day, I notice that almost every
one Is Dragging about the weather. l
know my native State IL pretty well az, az
FAR a. winter weather goes, but II ! could
have hal some OF the ''oliest inhsbitsnts
here from the s5ih OF February 20 The ~
OF March, I think that they would aeknowl'
edge that old Maine was beat-s Tar A.
the wind WAS concerned IL was sim.
ply terrible. The house here IL built OF
stone, aud founded on q rock, so there is
no danger OF its washing" away; bat the
wind struck so hard that II shook the
house and made our lamps rattle 30 We
h.d 10 take them from the shelf on
which they stool. We had bu, little snow
less than one ineh,-snd the mercury DID
90, 70 below : deg above zero. al That
blast; bu. on January i2th We had II be
Low, and on Prhrusry 5ih ? belov. Alto
gether, the OLD settlers call II the most &c.
we're winter Tor q great many years, and
some say IL IL the hardest ever known on
the coast started for a bod Of coal one
day. AMI the wind picked me az, and
when | landed. IL was some distance De
low the walk, and by some unknown res.
500, I founi myself fat on my back; -
suppose that scored one, fOf The wind.
Then the dog tried II he was blown some
distance IN lcewari. bat recovered the
walk. and that Vas what ! call . draw.
| Your correspondent. l. ID, would prooa'
bly say. that II was . pity the dog Vas mol
blown overheard. lie never ala love
dog J
will not weary your patience nor
now. bu, wish some Of your corfcsponi'
euis could spend q winter here. 80 youI
readers could kn0w how ihlugs 20 around
the Frog Pond, bat their commanicitlons
might not be very regular. Tor ! believe
piles % water harder - navigate thai
suos. Very Respectfully.
cnlRLE. DvSu.M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23

Ex.PKKSipESr fRASKIfS PiKRcE, ).
alluded 10 in Gen. John J. Peuys very
Interesting article which appeared IN the
DKNocKAr . few weeks since. A. hAv-
ing taught school in this County. II re-
minds u. Of an ineidsn, which We have
ohsn heard related Of the Ex-Presideai
in connection With this very term OF
school. We p1blish !, for What il Is
worth. The General may be able TO
correct the story II !, u wrong. IL Is
said that . problem in algebra Was
brOagh, TO Mr.. Pierce by = scholar. With
. request that be give aid in solving il.
he took the problem. worked on Il q
long time. and being unable to solve Il,
gave the scholar . lecture on perseverance,
and advised him 10 work it out himself
That night the young school master
worked At lis until . very late hour
on The problem but without success
Finally IN a sort Of mental abstraction be
70, up and commenced pacing n: room
While 90 doing. he noticed q small elOse,
near the side Of . chimney; opening this
and exploring its interior be found q torn
and vnnklsd piece Of paper ~ith figures
on IL. Taking Il Out he found that the
figures on that piece Of paper we're The
solution Of ths very problem which had
psrplsxsd him 90 greatly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23


CnaHtiE X lLIou. died AZ gamfofd. JAn. ~
can not think that he boy 1, deaf.
mat I never shAil 80 any more
Thn.s son gray eyes. That bonsic hrosn heal
And To bsautlfai smile be uufc
Hoo can I think hat hts heart IL siil,
nat tne iivs ~ tho hoy arr cold,
And M hsRd' that have hsip~i In cool an
WILL never unnsiea ihslf iolii
Il. sa- him last 49, manly la.
win an honFst AMI noble fscF.
N.kinT his mothers heart - Eiai.
Inr b. stool In hls deal fAihefa place
AM a. look hack q seems a. me
~rarrsly . ut9hf and . dag
Yet Ia the short time o. ths unkuusa sea
- May have dun~i svay.
In tha little -ori oo>H . whois voiane lies.
All Omen Tis ~rlftsn In tears.
UrUafhei amid bitter heart aches AMI stfust
Apassionaie burien ~ years
gonr. fheftshci faffa. from uut The houf nfst
Gons. psitsr "a bet on ths stair
gons. happy voices. that rang out the best
Nohing len bat an empty chair.
| bear mother heart. from The vinio- A. honl
she Earrs out oy 90 tie vail
And the moummi thought. lie 10 gone -l
come
A. .on nases on Der dariings fall
on sometime The clouds Nill AL b. fiNsn,
Revealing the ronderfa gate.
AM N only ste lifts tsf eyss 10 beaVcn,
'rsii not D. such a weav ~sit
Nas a. % jEvELI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23
MAURICE BAKER & co., Props,
PORTLAND. usINT.
Notice Of Foreclosure.

wnINrls. nsrlamis slsp.or. Of kamfordI
a the Couaiy of oti0fi. al STATE ~ Maze, BY
hs MoffEaFe Tssf. dsiei Oetotes lih. A. ~.
lsst, ant ferofdci In he otf0fd hfgisiy II
Dssfs, Pea ~. fase rs eCtfsftd 10 rafsa
y Rlehsft.sa ltts ID Msn'c -. 10 satf . Eats VI
Oaf 20. dsseasd. the iouos NJ iesrrpsd hssl
I.ials. o. usbd iu he ia~u q kumteri aiefs
cad. % iii l~uie.sie Do taTtsfef hte srd an
eighty acre ~ uumbsfed nir, 10th o. 10 hfsi
dlv tsica u iot. OF iaui In sAh tssn e humfofd
h%iuf ne sane premises cetFsfcl O. CtsTes
uod.m an b. lfsdsfies Cal-su All ~ sane
ronseyed % tahi nfrl mia : nj . q ~ thf sad
charles W. ilstsHsa b. hs warantss Defi
aaisd Apul .. A a.. Ia. sn1 fscof vi in he
Osi0rd Ersisty 20 Dcfs. beek ~, fage IL.
mssnirE Itsfstf 10 eotwy ihe sane ana al oi
ne fafm "a Wish TIE faIi isolam q -lmpsoa
resldss, sol stdtas TIE etifisn 81 oi
nor gage iAs h. en- tnsktn ros ihslsicIs, I ne
urdsf.gtsi Ia Cutlr u ne f'tsts 20 its sati
sarah q. H<hariton. 10 ~ said sapAc ~. By
t.no Of tts tisaCh OF no crttli q ttsrecf,
claim a iOftCiossfc q sai mrfissEs ser fdifg
% the flsiu q in sch "a a. made ard prtltei.
IND a iOLTER. pa caior
cine f'ts'e tfsu h a. ~ dsou.
na.fhIl Issl
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haucc of Foreclosure

xtTnEREAs. Raus T.. snd witsu 4. Carts.
both Of Peru. Ia TIE Ccgnty G Osiod sd
stsis u Mslss. Oa tie third daY 70 M, A. ID.
les b. thsis desd % moftgsg~ 81 that nats. ~.
sSriei In OafOfd ResistrV a Dfefs. book ~
psss So c0agsyed 20 Oos J0ha A. fufnem q csf
tala parcel OF lard alta lated 10 tfanllia flsnts
loo, ana being the westerly half Of iot ussberei
two and iot Numbered thfes, and bftns ia Mutoa
Academy Grant g. aiing 10 plan and suIseJ
Of Alelandef 0rvenvopc, In lslt. supposed 20
cOalaln one hanifei and eighty scres. note %
lsss, and b<ing the same farm, with he bsi iings
thereon. cOaveyei 10 The said Rufus u aad VII.
bert A. Curtis. BY sAif John A. fulnam ~ be
wAuaniss deed dstei The frst day % s0y.. A. u,
is9g. eai mortgage has been assisnec % The
subscriber, ant sslf assiEnmsnt 10 recsrdei IN
SAID OKlOui Rsglsiy Of Deeds, DOok 10. PAGE iN
AMI. 90 the coudiDons % ssid NOR EsEs have
been brOtsn. ! clam . force oss'e % th. ~
reason tbsrof wv. X. IsfkNE
pafls, Mach ~ Il, itsi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23

Gov. Rouu intends 10 70 20 EaroPe
With his wife nsIi year. and take a long
rest lie has bad a long experience in
the service o. The State. Beginning With
nine years IN The legislature. be followed
,hi. up With three ysAr IL The Cogneil.
and i, ROW on bis fourth year in The
Gubernaional ehAir.-makirg a total Of
sixteen YEAR q duty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23

JouN BLAcN. The veteran Collector Of
The ,own Of Paris. furnishes an example
Of . popular officer. The o'hoe Of Col
hector IS 10, ole particularly eondueiv,
10 making fisnd,. ys, 80 wel! has Mr..
Black administered the Uhoe i0r this
town that a. The late slsehon only oas
vote ~ss cast in opposition 20 hin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23

REv. n. c. Esrrs. ID. D.. formerly Of
PAus. now % winehsndor. Mass. hA'
accepted a cal TO the Greenville Baptist
Church Ia Leicester. Mast. The same
church over ~hich he as settled before
be wen, 70 Vermont. Dr. Estes com
msnoed his work there the frs, Of The
presen, monih. Tie has the bss, wishes
Of {. very -rge circle o. friends in Oxford
County.
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N.,,s. Of r.,ni.. fsr Di.sh.rs..
state Of Maine.

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w,suSoroS dispAiehs. say that The
senate = sei,iss weary Of he debate on
The Edmunds resolutions. The people
.rv getting weary q Il. TOO, and vii Be
Glad vhen the Senate gets settled down
% N. rrgular huslness.