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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-04-12

KATE FIELD.
Miss Field was born in st Louis, Mo Her
father was Joseph NJ, an Englshman, and
q talented author and actor. But his chief
claim to distinction is that he was the father
Of Kate
The lady was educated in Massachusetts,
and in England Abroad she made the ac-
quaintance of distinguished literary people
She was fayorite of Walter Savage Ian
dor, and she cherishes pleasant personal
"reminiscences of that old lion of the English
world of letters
Kate has been making a stir in the world
for a quarter of a century now. She has
been reader, actress business woman and
lecturer In Great Britain she earned pile
of money in way which is real credit TO
this clever woman. 1t was when the Bell
telephone was first invented and put upon
the market over the water Professor
Graham Bell wished to introduce ii through
odt the United Kingdom. Miss Field
Travelled with the invention from city to city,
exhibiting it and lecturing about it. In her
clear words and musical voice she explained
| the wonders of the new machine Thousands
of people heard her, and were captivated
| by both the invention and the girl lecturer.
| The tour was great success. Miss Field
took stock in the telephone company for her
pay, and soon was worth $4,000
| The story should have stopped there and ii
would have been good one, but the talented
Young woman came back to her own coun-
try, embarked much, if not all this bravely
earned money in a cooperative dress associa-
| tion and lost it.
| So she had to start ont out in the world and
| go to earning money over again She has
been lecturing throughout the country this
| year on MornonisIn, and is just carrying on
the agitation in Washington, in the hope OF
keeping congress awake on the subject. Sht
has been in Utah personally, and investigated
the much-wiving fraternity. The fun horror:
of the system, she assures It's, have never beer
revealed to people i'll the states Mormonisn
is blacker than it is painted.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-04-12

Many an old theatre goer will hear with a
melancholy feeling of the death of this well
known actor. A man of splendid physique,
he ought to have been in his prime, for he
was not MS old as Henry Irving or Edwin
Booth. But he early contracted a passion for
drink, which shortened his days at last, Only
FOE this he would have reached high place
among Interpreters of the drama. Asst was,
he won distinction. He died of Bright's dis
ease at st Vncent's hospital, New York
city.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-04-12

The rabbit pest in Nevada, which has
assumed such. proportions as to endanger
the stock ranges, is the result ofthe
wholesale slaughter of coyotes, wildcats
and lynx.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-04-12
The New California senator.

Being a Californian, Of course, he is no end
of millionaire. Governor Stoneman, of
that state, appointed him United States
senator to fill the place left vacant by the
death of John F. Miller. The term expires
in March, 1857. A senator from any of the
mining states who was not a millionaire
would he curiosity Mr. Hearst was Gen.
Stoneman's own rival for the Democratic
nomination for governor of California, He
is an active Democrat, AMI was Senator
Leland Stanfords opponent for senator
Both men will now find themselves in the
senate together. Fate alranges curious
surprises
Hearst owns great mining properties. He
also owns The San Francisco Examiner and
has finger constantly in California politics
He went across the plains as a pioneer in
1880, from the east, and b gan life as a com
mon lahorer. The first money he made he
saved and went into partnership with two
men named Haggin and Tevis
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-04-12
NHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an Execution and Fee Bill No. 6023
issued out of the clerks Office of the circuit eonrt
Of Rock island county, and state Of Illinois, and
to me directed, whereby am commanded to make
the amount of a certain Judgment recently OBJ
tanned against The Eureka Coal and Mining Com
pany. in favor of Morton l.. Marks, out of the
lands tenements, goods and chattes of the said
defendant, The Eureka coal and Mining tompa
ny, have levied upon the following property, TO-
wit:
The unexpired time of a ten year lease, dated
DC ober 18th, 1853 on the VIZ of ne quarter OF
section ~, in township II, west OF 4th y. M.
given by Alexander W. Jamerson to W. X. Shep-
ard. and by him assigned to The Eureka Coal and
Mining Company all in the county Of Rock Isl
and and state of Illinois.
Therefore, according to said command. ! shall
expose for sale at public auction, all the right,
title and interest Of the above named, The Eure-
ka &C al and Mining Company, in and TO the above
described property, on Thursday, the 18th day OF
April, 1886 at O'Clock, +. NJ, at the north door
of the Court House in the city of Rock Island,
in the county of Rock Island and state of Hi
nois, for cash in hand to satisfy said execution
and fee bill.
Dated at Rock Island this e6th day of March, A.
D., 1886.
JOHN NJ. RETICKER.
m-26-dtd Sheriff Of Rock Island County.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-04-12
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Almirs d. Holt, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed Ad.
ministra or of the estate Of Almira %. Holt. late
of the county of Rock Island state Of Illinois,
deceased, hereby gives notice that he will appear
before the county court Of Rock Island county.
at the office of the c1erilof said court in the city
of Rock Island, al the april term, on the Third
Monday in April next. al which time all persons
having claims against said estate are notified and
requested TO ate nd for the purpose of having the
same adj listed. All persons indebted 10 said cs-
tate are requested 10 NAH immediate payment Ia
the undersigned.
Dated this ith day Of March A. r., 1856.
WI LIAM f. GILMORE,
m-15 Administrator
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-04-12
SHERIFFS SALE.

Byvirtne of an Execution and Fee Bill No co.'s
issued out OF the clerks Office OF the Circuit Court
of Rock Island county, and state of Illinois, and 10
me directed, whereby I am commanded to make
the amount of certain judgment recently OBJ
tanned against Fred Lowe, in favor Of j ~ NJ;
Rosenfeld, ont Of the lands, tenements goods and
chattels OF the said defendant, Fred Lowe. have
levied upon The following property to-wit:
Commencing ThiItysIN rods aud Four feet
south OF the north west corner Of section number
II, in township iii, north range west of 4ih ?,
NJ thence running s0nth fonr rods and eight
feet; thence running east sixteen rods and eight
feet: thence north fonrrods and eight feet: theme
west sixteen rods and eight feet TO the place of
beginning. containing one half acre, more or less,
the property of Fred Lowe, all in the county of
Rock island and state of Illinois.
Therefore. accordin" 10 said command, shall
expose for sale, at public anciion all the right.
title and interest OF the above named Fred
Lowe, in and 10 the above described property,
on Saturday, the 17ih day Of April, 1sSG, at 10
O'Clock a. m. at the north door Of the conrt
house in the city Of Rock island in the comfy Of
Rock Island and state Of Illinois, for cash in hand
to satisfy said execution and fee bill.
Dated al Rock Island, this 9Th day Of March,
A. ID 1856.
JOHN NJ. RETICkER.
m27- did Sheriff Of Rock Island comfy.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-04-12

Then tiny table is made with four legs
II is three or four inches high and very thin
and light Two persons sit opposite each
other and taia the board upon their knees as
in the picture The little four-legged table is
placed upon the board The two persons
grasp lightly with the thumb and fore6nger
TIC corners of the table that are next TO them
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-04-12
MISS KATE FIELD.


sketch OF the Lady Who is f.ecturing
ON Mormonism.
Rv the way, why is it necessary for news
paper whenever it makes notice of Kate
Fields lectures on Mormonism, to invariably
preface the notice with the announcement
that Katie is no longer SO young as she once
was! What has her age to do with her lecture
anyhow 1t does not appear that the lady is
seeking for any man to marry her. No doubt
woman as bright as she is could have had
a husband long ago. if she had wanted one
1t does not appear, either, that she pre-
tends to be any younger than she is, or cares
who knows that she is nearly or quite 80
If her lectures are stirring public attention,
as they are, if they are witty, instructive
and on very important subject, as they also
are, is not that enough' Kate Field will be
entertaining and "A woman worth knowing
when she is 100 years old. So give us u rest
on her age Come, nowI
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-04-12

The firm began operations Immediately by
buying and jumping mining Gains. They
were shrewd hargaineis, and in time all he
came veal by. Senator Hearst is one oi
thosa great l;,ndhoi,icrs TO whom the signs of
the times seem to give warning TO pack up
and e" lie OWES fJ,to0 acres of some of the
finest farming lands in California, near San
Luis Opisho His wife went t. Washington
at the beginning of the winter as plain Mrs
Hearst. She is still there She received "A
dispatch the other day that she was now
Mrs Senator Hearst
Senator Hearst has lived mostly among the
mines, and rather prides hin elf on his home
spun ways. While man OF power and in
lluence, he will make rather an eccentric al
diion to The senate
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-04-12

20 For notices in reference to Special Excnr
sions changes Of time, and other items of interest
in connection with the Chicago, Milwaukee u st.
Paul Railway, please refer to the local columns OF
this paper.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-04-12

The sensational stories about whole
sale thefis by students at Vassar College
are authoritatively denied.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-04-12

Bernard Mncanley was born in New York
city in ISL. In 1854 ne appeared in that city
as Armand Duval to Matilda Herons
Camille. He was handsome young man,
with n rich voice and brilliant eye He
went west and became a theatre manager
He had theatres in Cincinnati and Louisville
In those cities be was very popular, as man,
manager and actor He PLAYED himself the
leading lrale roles in the stock colnl anies he
managed He played Macbeth to Charlotte
Cu-hnan's Lady Macbeth at her last appear
anc, in Cincinnati before her death, during
the tour Size made after she became afflicted
with lhr cancer that put an end to her life,
Nacauley did lot suffer even III comparison
with Charlotte Cushniau
Afterwards he fell INTO difiicu!tie- and losi
his property. The last play OF any note that
he appeared in was 1.-The Messenger from
Jarvis Section" with which he went on the
road for several years. His wife, who sur
wives him. was Rachel johnson, herself Il
talented actress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-02
mraOe w.

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you are ldgstiy, neryohS, and generally
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very cheap, bad whisky, and which st'mu
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your blood, start healthy action Of AVel
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give renewed health and strength, Snct
q medicine you will find in Electric Bit
ters, and Gully 90 csnts bottle at Logan
& Co 3 Drug Store.
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Ia psrulCIous practices pursued in solitude,
Is i most startling cause Of nervous and
general debility, lack Of seIl.Cop 6dsnce
and will power, impaired memory, de.
Fp9pdeucy, and other attendants Of
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Medical Association, 66S Main Street, Bull
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-02

ClSCISXATI, October Sl.-Slsts Insur-
auce Commissioner Reinmund has begun
the prosecution Of persona Operating for
underground insurance companies not II
censrd and authorized to do business in
the State OF Ohio" These companies
could not bs admitted to the State legally
gu account OF insufficient capital and az
Gets. The warrants 60 far sworn out In,
Clude the ntmes Of Louis F, Rank, Alfred
r. Page, Walter I, Baker and q g, War
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IIIIuOls,


This State will elect a State Treasurer .
State Superintendent Of Public insLruc
ton, twenty Congresamen and member
Of the State Legislature. -.
The following proposed amendment tC
the Constitution will be voted upon By
the electors Of the Stale:
That hereafter 1t shall be unIav lul iol
tho Commissioners Of any penitentiary Of
other rPiornatory ipatiIusion in the
Slate Of Illinois to let by contract to any
person or penouR, or corporations, the
labor OF any convict confined within EaId
Institutions.
The following 10 the State ticket pomi'
mated:
Henry +. j. Kicker, Dem. John Budlongr
United Labor Henry W. Austin, Pro-
hibitiou.
SUI erintendent Of Public Instruction
Richard EiwarLs, Rep; franklin J. 0.dtr
DEM; D. L. BrauChtr, U. L U. u. Gil
mer, Pro.
In the Third Congressional Dlsttict tho
Democrats hRva mado m nom ination and
may indcrse Goodhue, tho labor Gandi-
dato. Interest also Centcr0 In the Thir'
tenth District, where representative
Springer Ia opposed by Ms James a.
Connolly, and in the Eighteenth D.ntriCt,
where Representative Morrison is oppot-
ed by Hon. Jehu BAKER, mainly on the
tGrllG.iree trade irsue. A close fight is
also promised ia the Tenth and Eleventh
Districts.
The Republican vote at the last election
was 1877 900; Democratic, l2,0O0; Pcohibi'
ton, II Og0; National, 1900.
III Cook county there are Gve county
tickets In the field, v'SI Republican,
D.mocrAtlc, United Labor, Labor League
and Prohibition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-02

The election In Pennsylvania will be
for governor, lieutenant governor and
secretary Of internal affairs 10 uerVs for
four years, an auditor general 10 serve
for three years, one congressman chosen
al large and twenty.ssvBn by 6isttlCta for
two yeats, twenty-five State senators,
elected from tho even numbered dlBttiCts,
for four years, and two hundred and Que
members olthe Stats House 81 Represents
lives for two years. The Legislature chosen
will elect successor 10 United States Sem
ator Mitchell. Tho candidates for State
Office, Congress and the l4'gltlRlutc, the
politics Of each bong indicated Gy the
initial letter following the name, The
vote Of the State iof Governor for 4 series
Of years 10 given, also tho last vote BY die.
trlCts for Congressman aud Slnatois,
Those marked thus are fenOminatSd,
The State ilcket--9oyOtnor, Jimes A,
Beaver, Il OhaunCey \, Black, u, UhAs.
y, Wolfe, Pro- Robert j, Houston, Il.
Lieutenant Governor VIM. T. DASH
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In this State candidates for Congress
and members Of the State Board Of Equal.
ization will DO voted for.
The Congressional fight in tho Third
District 10 attracting more attention al
present than any other. Two Democrats
are Ia the field. Neither will withdraw,
and the result Is that Dr.. Godfrey Hunter,
q Republican, is likely to be- elected over
John =. Rhea and John Il. Halsell, the
picient Incumbent. The digtrlCtiS Demo.
cratic, and great pressure ls being brought
10 force one or both Of the Democrats out
Of the race. In case both withdrav, n now
man will be self cted by tho District Com.
mlltee and q Democrat will DO elected
Ia oil the other districts tho indications
point 10 the election Of Democratic Con.
gteeslonRl candidates.
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InMIl.


The people OF Iowa vote to-day fer sl
State officers, iorty,tour District Judges
distributed over eighteen judicial dis
trlcts aud for eleven Congressman. Tht
State ticket Ia 40 follows;
Secretary Of SGatC-trank D. jackson
Rep, Cato sells, Dem.
Auditor Of State--JRmes A.Lyons, Rep,
Paul Guelich, Dem.
Treasurer-Voltsire p. Twombly, Rep
Daniel Campbell Dem.
Attorney Genoral-Audrew ]. Baker
Rep. @. II, Mackty, Dam.
There arc no special Issues involved IL
the election Of State officers other thar
the usual Issues between the parties, al
there ia to be no Legislature elected thii
year. There 10 come special interest II
the election OF District judges, as Will
them rests more or lees tho responsibility
for the enforcement OF prohibition, enl
this il the first election under the nsS re-
distriCting OF the State, and all the Judgol
are to BIZ elected this year.
Tho chief interest Centers In the cor
Rreasional contest, and particularly in two
or three close districts. Tho triangular
Fight In the Second District, in which tx
Governor Kitkwood 10 running for con
prers on the straight ticket With a divided
D, moCraCy aud division in the Republican
party, 10 one OF the most interesting fea
tureB OF the campaign and great Interest
lie felt In the result. The Frat and Sixth
Diatricts are very close, the present mem.
bsrs having each had a majority Of loet
than 100 two years ego. Great interest Il
alEo taken in the Eighth District, where q
Republican bolt, indorsed by Democrats
and GreenbaCketp, has been organized
against the regular Republican candidate
tho fight having large J turned OIL the 70
apCCtiVe merits Of the Reagan and Cullom
bills, the incumbent opposing the hrst and
supporting the latter.
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Indiana

Lieutenant Goyefnor--RobVtt &. Rob.
ettson, Rip.i John y. Nelson, Dem.
ThU campaign has been confined al.
moOt exclusively 10 State Issues, the he.
puhllCans making the llIht on tho alleged
uniaIfness Of the late TedlstriCting Of the
StatO for Congregational and Legislative
purposes, abuses In the management Of
tho States benevolent inslitutiOns, and
Charge 81 Irregularities In the State Treas.
ury. The Democrats have defended
themtelvC1 agalntt these attacks, and
sought to weaken their opponents BY
giving prominence 10 what they claimed
vas a tricky position on thu liquor uuen.
ton. In addition 10 the regular isrly
tickets, the ProhiblLlonists have fall
Continued on Third Page,
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will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
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AmCrlra. Send a scltaddreSsed envelope to the
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Scg-1Thgtv
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THousAXps Of cases Of consumption are
cured every year by ACkeI's celebrated
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Neyndn.

The Republican ticket 10 DO voted in
Nevada Is headed by O. Q. Stevenson for
Governor, and the Democratic ticket by
Jewett W. Adams. There Is no prominent
question at iBBue between the two parties.
contest will be- made on pure party lines.
The complexion Of the Legislature will
be the chief feature Of the election, to de.
termino whether tho next United States
Senator ftom that State will bs R.publl.
can or Democrat.
The Congressman to be elected will havo
to have pronounced silver views.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-02

ColuMnua, o., oct, 9l,-'Ehs State Live
Stock CommIlslon has ordered that cattle
sent from Ohio to Chicago to be exhibited
At the fat stock show, or any other pur-
purpose shall be subject to quarantine ior
ninety days before returning Vt the eT'
penso Of the owners.
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R. r.. Bruce Ricketts,, D.; A, A. Baker

R.;R. Bruce Ricketts,, D. A, A. Baker
Pro. John Parker, g.
Auditor General, A. Wilson Norris, R.. :
VIM. ]. Bremen, D, Ohsrlss L, HAWlsy,
Pro. D. S, Farley, g.
ConRTessman.at'large, y. s. OlboTne,
R. = Maxwell Stevenson. D. Rev ]. NJ,
Palmer, Pro-; DR.. Clark Thompson, q,
Secretary Of Internal affairs, Thos.
]. Stewart, Il ], Simpson Africa, D, !
John N. Emery, Pro Seth HoRgland, IT,
The Republican State Committee hg'
uTes Republican msioIity Of " goo. The
Democrats GlRim..7 100 for their ticket.
The Republican estimated are based
upon pretty complete poll Of the RepnG-
licsn vote, which snall give the party ihe
reasonably full advantage Of the majors
ties in the Republican counties, while
keeping the Democrats well in hand IN
their own stropgholds, Figures have
been made by some OF the more enthu'
aiastic which carry the Republican major
lily in the State up to 10000 Or more
These figures would doubtless be July Jus
titled II The full Republican vote Ia casl
thu oughout the stSte, Ps II Ia quite sure q
be in Philadelphia, On the other hand
come OF The more cautious figure meI
have hardened The calculations ant
brought the mi oTity down 70 somsWheEt
near so OC0, yielding, It ia claimed, syery
possible advantage, In these figures q
outside margin 70 conceded 10 the FROM
bitIon vote, pretty we'll up TO what u
claimed for II by many oil the Prohibition
ists Themselves. As matter Of TACT, how
ever, the more careful Republican ca!Cu!s
lions allow the Prohibition ticket an out
aida fOuys OF from 10000 to $4,000, and .
this time that arHaars 70 be quite 90 mqcl
as it will get. No disturbance OF Inc Nc
publican vote 10 now telt IN any part Q
the State that Is likely 70 have ms9efla
effect on the result.
at the Democratic headquarters the,
claim 10 have the moat hopeful returns
particularly from the Democratic Countita
| II ia reported that most Of these COuntie
will return 10 their old time mOiOritiel
Having got the old time msjoritles btc'
in the Democratic counties these Dem
ccratic cirCuIatoTs easily csrry the slate
They put the normal Republican majol
Iily down at 2s,O00 10 10000, and the
more than sweep that out Of the VIC
with their high hopes OF the Prohibition
vote which, Il Is claimed, will be suliCIeH
10 1--WE The state To Black, The Green
back vote, which, after all, may DO pear
or quite equal 10 the Prohibition stTengll
Is not taken into the calculation, Patti
cons majority over Beaver in 1857 va
40 OO2,
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DIED,

THOTpsON-At I've residence Of her sontnlaY,
Or. John Fr.sSell, 10 this city NT, sarah "
on NludSy, SLyembcr !, lssG aged n yesF+
Funeral from her late residence, opposite
Moundlyllc, on WosnGday, EtVcmbcE ., Rt 2
o'c OcS p IN,
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ON Of liz VlctimA,

DETR,lT, oct, Sl,-Lawyer John d,
Med onald, oft this city, lei! for Minaeapo'
liz Tuesday night. From kilograms O.
Ceiyed to-day 1t appears that he YVES n
the train wrecked at Rio, Wis, end Is ole
Of The victims { I the disaster.
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IIFUBLlCAN Il,ELT.

FOR CoEGmSA
Fira Di,triet-NATHAh GoFF, o. Harrison TO-
Second Lt.htt-w, H. II. FLICK Of Berkeley 20
Tkird Utslrttt- JAMFsH, BROWN, Of HhnAWhaS 20
Fourth DisIrtel-J. A, HUTtH!NsoN' Of Wood 70
ToR sIAIE SENATE.
NIB sLoTT, Ot Ohio County,
HOUSE on DElIGATEs,
NE. WHlTAKkR,
GEORGE l.. AuRE,
WILLIAM s. MEEK,
EDWARD N. ATKINSON,
T0-DAY'S VOTING.
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