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New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
NETWORK CITY.

woman patient in the Charity Hospital was
found to have smallpox yesterday and was taken
TO No tn Brother Island.
Major Pease whose death was noted in SATURDAYS
TRBUNT, belonged to the 44th Regiment of New
York Volunteers, not to the Hath Regiment.
A meeting of the Sabbath-schOOl Union of the
Classs of New-York will be held tomorrow even
ing IN the Collegiate Church, at Fitth-ave. and
Iwenty-ninth-St.
BROOKLYN.
The Boss Bakers Association was formed yesterday
at Bderum place aud Pacihc-St with the following
officers: President, Conrad Ennersi secretary, Louis
GTOich; treasurer, Louis Metzel
ST. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church has hired the
former ST. Pauls Episcopal church edihce al Marcy.
ave and Penn-s. $500 year, with the privilege Of
purchasing the property for $4,000.
Three members OF the New York Prison Association,
A G. Perkins. G. ii. Klider and Dean sage visited the
Broadway Police station on saturday night, and e1-
pressed themselves pleased with the arrangements for
the care OF prisoners.
The police were informed yesterday that Mrs. Sarah
Levine age twenty five OF No. 36S Balticst, miss
ing. Her husband. who is glazler said that she had
taken baby with her. and he thought sne had
with other man, description OF her was sent TO
the various police stations
Joseph Giede age sixteen, OF No. 1O9 McKibben-st,
and August Griet. eighteen, Of 40 81 McKbben-s
arrested yesterday upon charge OF blackmail.
They presented letter to Herman Giraui. OF No. O49
LOrmeT-st, demanding $500 and threatening II 1t was
handed over to the police and the youths were
promptly arrested.
Dr. L. B. Heard, who was charged, at the recent In
VestgatOn Of the allegation that he had the
animation papers before a Civil Service examination,
with not being graduate OF the Royal Veterinary Col
souers his diploma from that Institution aud list OF
the graduates IN which his name 10 included.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ererett HOuSe-Count Gloria, Italian Charge
dAnares for Guatemala.....FUth Aren"e Hotei-Stey,
enson Burke, OF CleN eand Aep York H0teI-Cyil
Service Commissioner Henry A. Richmond, of Buffalo
..... Victoria H0tci-Miss Lotta.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
TO HELP THE HAMPTON INSTITUTE.

missionary meeting for the benefit of the Hamp-
ton Normal and Agricultural Institute, Hampton,
Va. vas held Yesterday afternoon in the Broadway
Tabernacle The Hampton Institute was organized
in 1865 to train teachers for the negro and Indian
races by thorough course in the ordinary school
branches in agriculture and the various manual
trades 1t has farm of 700 acres, thrty-two
buildings, thirteen of which are workshops, and
800 scholars, 355 negroes and l35 Indians.
tura college and getting $4,000 a year from the
United States the institution is Obliged 10 depend
support it's seventy officers and teachers and for
general expenses. The meeting held yesterday
under the direction of the Broadway tabernacle
Sunday-school was intended to give the friends OF
the institute here an opportunity to offer scholar
ships or contribute to the general endowment fund.
Two speeches the question of negro education
were made by graduates OF the school and two on
the Indian question by Indian pupils. Old slave
melodies were sung during the afternoon by the
Hampton QuaTtette and addresses made by tho
Rev Dr. TAYLOR and General 5. c. Armstrong, the
principal of the institute.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
MAXINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALHASAC.

MINIATURE ALHATiI
sunrses 5I SETS 67 Moon r'es 2sl Moons age. d' "a
HIiH WATER rO-DAY
4 M-Sandy Hook. 247iGov Iss01. 33il He'll GAIA 623
PN-sandy Hook 3.3i Gov Island 405 Hell daVe Dos
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29

4 RTISTIC WALL PAPERS.-50. 900 Rolls
~ fine Gold Paper 80 per roll good quality paper ~
SITS per roll Houses and stores Painted Papeed and ka
oomlneL JAS. W. COATES,
2s3 Hudson st., near Spung.sk
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
HENRY a. DANIELS, VI. |

Earl e. Wilson's f. & wv. brand OF Mems
Collars and Cuts are the best SOP everywhera
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29

l44 Lexington ave, brtWccn 2lth and 3Oth sts
nonrs--S to l. 5tO7. Diseascs Of the Nervous system
GenitO Urinary organs Imp botence and steriiity.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29

Young men or middle aged ones, suffering
debility kindred weaknesses should send
10 stamps for instrabd book suggesting sure
IN Address Ords bispensary Medical Asso-
ciatOn GG3 Main St. Buffalo. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29

ALBERT LEWIS, NJ. d., IL Beach-St.. n. Y.
DISEASES or THE NERVOUS bYsTRM 4 SPECIALITY.
Hours IL TO and TO 5 p m
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
Announcements.

ADVICE To MOTHERs.
WINsIOws SYRP should always he uscd for
CHLDRRN TRETHISG. Ii sOOTHis the CHILD sOFTRSs tho
PAIN, CURES WIND CoIlC ana is the BsI
REMEDY FOR DIARRHGA Twenty hve cents bottle.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
CURT AIN S.

SIDE BORDER LACE CURTAINS ST. so to So 90; WORTH
81 20 to S. 80. BETTER QUALITY 81 90 TO
SO PER PAIR
TURCoMAN CURTAINS REDUCED TO So 90, s. SO,
S. 90 AND $40 PER PAIR,
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
JTTGOING STEAMERS.

TUESDAY, MARCH 80.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29

BLACK ARMURE. ETAMGNE AND IMPERIAL
SERGE CLOTHS ALL WOOL, AZ INCHES WIDE 500
BLACK CASHMERES, ALL WOOL. 40 INCHES, 35c.
&C., 75c. AND ST.; WORTH 69c. TO 81 80 PER YARD.
"PRIEsTLEYS HENRIETTA CLOTH, csc AND 81 rs.
ORDERS BY MAIL RECEIVE PRONIPT AND CARE
Full ATTENTION
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08
ROCK ISLAND. MONDAY, MARCH 8. 1886
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Prince Alexander of Bulgaria has issued q
decree ordering the demobilization of his
army.
Jimmy Costello, Pittsburg bootblack has
invented wonderful pump and sold the
patent for $2s,o0N.
Tha Eev. Thomas X. Beecher, Republican
c.tidi ate for mayor of Elmira, has been
successfully nominated for four offices by
four different parties
The thIt enth game of the international
chess contest vas won by Zackertort
Stelni'h res gninS on tie eighty sixth move.
Tine 0 game, Lours ) minutes
In t e case o. james r. HolanI. on trial
in New Ao'k for the killing of Tom Davis
the confidence man, th, Jury. after icing
ogt ten minutes returned verdict OF net
guilty
The Turner-howard faction war still pro
Sresees in The mountain section near Wood
bine, Ky Several men have cen slain Oh
both sides, and within two weeEs four per
SONS have been murdered
Postmaster r. ", Spoers of Denver, has
been indicted for pie-emption law irregu-
laritics, and it is charged that political
enemies engineered the scheme to prevent
his confirmation by the SENATE
One bnu1ral ana twantv-fv. Chinese
l,lo,ers w,rn drive, fror, Mount Tato,,
OREGON cart, t,.iIov ,,n,r;nrr w., n,a,I..i
MOI, ,,f.n ,,,,, LaJ tI,a,,, a., -,
who3ce thoy ,r,ra ,oaya,,,d F., Ta.tIa',l
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in tbe First Vati,,aI M honl, at Pnd~ri p
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rhrn,gh an in@an;os srs,on, nf aaool, ine,,,
tLa argInDts p n Hn3+iar nm o,d 49,
was also arresteI for ahattino the frou1
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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08
Every thing Goes to Politics.

WASHINGTON CITY, March S.-There was
another political debate in the house Friday
this time over this urgent deficiency biH,
which was passed as well as two private
bills, and at the evening session fifty pension
bills The debate on the dficiency bill took
its color from remark made by Hewitt of
New York, when Cannon of Illinois, said
the treasury books had shown as the
result of Republican administration
only | cent missing and that
cent had afterwari b zen found. Hewitt re-
marked: Turn the rascals out, - and then
a running debate took place on the action of
the administration in removals from office
Springer said that if the senate would cease
to obstruct the president he would soon get
rid of the dishonest employees, and Cameron
answered that if the Republicans were
bounced out because they were Republicans
he had no objections There was deal of
recrimnation AMI criticism, but the dis
course hardly reached the point of iiveli-
ness
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08
PAID THE PENALTY.


Fort SMITH, Ark, March s-Samuel
Newton, the Choctaw wifemurder, was
executed Friday in Gaines county, Choctaw
nation. He hrutally murdered his wife in
October, 1854, by shooting her as they were
riding along a lonely road on horseback, and
then concealed her body in the woods
Several days afterward it was found, badly
mutiiated by hogs or wild beasts, the head
Icing entirely severed from the body and
lying some distance away. Newton was
soon afteIwari arrested AMI in the spring of
lsS5 was tri2d and convicted, but owing to
various legal delays lie was not executed
until Friday.
The cond mned was led to the coffin about
10 O'Clock AMI was seated upon blanket
after which he was binifoIded and q white
paper pinned directly over his heart Two
attendants. one on each side, hell his hands
The exesut.oner knolt tefore him, aimed
carefully at the slip Of paper with his rife,
and fired, killing tie condemned man in
st..uttv
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08
MUST HAVE KNOWLEDGE.
THE BLAIR EDUCATIONAL BILL AS IT
WAS PASSED.

Seventy seven Millions To BE Appropri-
ated in Aid of Public Schools Politic-
in the House-The Tariff Bili-Disap-
pointed at Matthews Appointment.
WASHINGTON CRY, March s-Before the
Blair educational bill was passed several
amendments were made to it. including the
District of Columbus in the bill, and requir-
ing states receiving money under the bill to
file in the interior department samples OF
the schoolbooks used in the public schools.
This last amendment as originally offered,
| made the filing of such samples necessary to
entitle the states to any part of the fund
provided by the bill A sharp debate arose
| in which Senator Plumb of Kansas, who of
fered the amendment, exhibited hool
teachers of high schools of Virginia an
Kentucky, which, he said, deliberately faisi,
fled history, characterizing the Union armies
as almost wholly composed of European
| immigrants, and never spoke but with disre
spect of the commanders of the Union sol
| diers, as well as with contempt of the soldiers
themselves. Senator Edmunds of Vermont
created laugh by saying that the book had
| fallen into innocuous desuetude
The section setting forth that the design
| OF the bill was not to establish an independ-
ent school system in the states, but only t.
extend aid to the state governments, was re
stored by unanimous vote
The bill as amended provides for the ap.
preparation Of $1,000, 900 in aid of common
schools in the states, territories, the District
of Columbia, and Alaska in eight years. as
| follows: In the first year, $1,000, coo; second
year, $40, 900; third year, SIS, ,0o0, ,o01,
fourth year, Sl3,0o0,009; fifth year,
Sll ,0oJ,O0o, sixth year, S9,0)o,
| 0l0; seventh wear. S7.OlO, coo
eighth year, S5,0o0,000 1t also appro-
| pirates $4,000, 900 to aid in the erection of
school-houses. The money is given to the
several states and territories in that pro
| portion which the whole number of persons
| in each who, being of the age of 10 years
| and over and can not write. bears to the whole
number Of such persons in the United
States, according to the census Of 1850,
until the census figure of 1890 shall be OBJ
tanned, and then according to the latter
| figures, In states having separate schools
| for white and colored children the money
shall be paid out in support of such white
| and coiored children between 10 and q
| years old in such proportion as they bear tc
| each other by the census
The vote on the passage of the bill was as
| follows
Yeas-Senators Berry, Blackburn, Blair,
| Bowen, Call, Colquitt, Conger, Cullom
| Dolph, Eusiis, Everts, George, Gibson, Hoar
Jackson, Jones of Arkansas, kenna, Logan
Malone, Manderson, Miller of New York
Mitchell of Oregon, Morrill,, Palmer, Payne
Pugh, Ransom, Riddleberger, Sawyer
Spooner, Teller, Vance, Van Wyck, Noor
nees, Walthall, and Wilson of Iowa.
Nays-Senators Cockrell, Coke, Frye
Gray, Hale, Harris, Ingalls,, Jones of Ne
vada, Maxey, Plumb, ard Wilson of Mary
/ land
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08
Pig Iron Men at Washington.

WASHINGTON CITY, March S-A large
number of pig iron and ircn-ore dealers and
miners were before the house committee on
ways and means, Saturday, and several
of them were heard in opposition to the
Morrison tariff bill William A. 1ngham
of Philad lphia, representing the Eastern
Pig-lron association, spoke first. He stated
that between the proposed tariff and the
abolition o. duties on pig-iron he had no
choic4; in fact he would prefer free trade to
the proposed rate of duty.
During the cross-examination, and while
Ingham was explaining the process of max
ing bessemer steel, in which iron was en-
ployei, Chairman Morrison observed: Il in
fer that the only thing you men get out of
your business is the air you use in the man
ufacture of these goods Don't you want a
duty on airl"
well, replied Mr.. Ingham, Il do, if it
comes from England" at which there was
much laughter.
But are you not breathing little free
iron here" inquired Mr.. Hewitt
Il believe l always do in your presence, u
was the retort
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08
THE MARKETS.


tHltAGo, U.
On the board of trade, to-day, the following
prices We're made in grain and provisions Wheat
No. ,, March, opk!ed t0Hsc, clorei Sic; May,
opened o5lse. closed ssssc; June, opened
sea4c, closed Sic. Corn-No. . March. opened
ana closed, 5ttac; April, opened and closed
Csc, May opened 492sc, closed 40tsc. Oats
No. ,, March, opened aud closed g9c; April
opened and closed 29c; May, opened and closed
3tae. Park--Aarch opened S103t closed slo.35;
April, opened sle.S1, closed slU4o; May,
opened 81 40, closed Slo.4s4 LGrd-March,
opened 500. closed S6.t5.
Live Stock k-Quotatous from the Union Stock
yards, today. were Re follows: HGgs The market
opened active aud firm with best lots DC higher
apesHiatJss and shippers were principal buyers
light grades, y tsf..25; rough packing, S.. .G5Il
l.25; heavy packing and shippng lois, Si.s5G14.5)
Caitle-iride active; bulls, s2,5%I3,o; cows,
S.,0tii4G0; stockers, S2.l1&SGD. natives, Si.oJGe
5.5d
Protuee; Butter Fancy creamery aas531c per
III: select dairy, l39t'Atc packing, 6l17e. Eggs
Strictly fresh laid, 13(aiic per doz: Potatoes
In car lots on track BRrbanks, 51ab5Se per bu;
white rose, 5thg55c; mixed lots, 4iaI50c Illinois
sweet potatoes, s.. 5a6b3.50 per bbl. Poultry
Chickens Ap9lsc per ID; turkeys, i0c; ducks, 10
.4lle; geese, sgSc; live geese, 5000 per doz.
Apples-Choiee 10 fancy, sl.5aSL75 per bbl;
seconds s5GBio0
New York.
NEw YoRK, March 6.
Wheat-No. red state. spot, Soc; No. . do, &c
No. j white st,,e a5c No. : red winter March, 80
do April, 9alae. Corn-Ne mixed ca-h,
slc; do March, SOC; Oats No. white state
siarley-Dun. Pork Quiet; mesa sI0.tnaeio "a.
lard -ese Ma.eki $50 May.
ROCK ISLAND.
Hay-Timothy-s1a 90
Wild-$s.00
Rye--3Sc.
Corn -35c.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08
JUDGE LYNCH'S WORK.
The kGted Virginia Politician, v. A
Witc,ier, Hanged by "a Mob.

The Noted Virginia Politician, v. A.
Wifc,er, Hanged by "a Mob.
WHEELING, ", Va, March S-A telegram
from Cereio, Wayne comfy, says intel
hgence has reached there from southwestern
Virginia that V. 4. Witcher, well known
in the western part of this state a an orator
and politician, has been lynched for the
murder OF his wife Witcher, who is more
familiarly Known as ''Clawhammer, from
his habit of wearing a dress coat on all
occasions has a remarkable history. lie
came to this part Of the state from old
Virginia about 1sGd, bringing with him a
teantiful and accomplished young
wife When hoshiit.es began be
tween the states, Niteher Joined
the confederate army, leaving his wife here.
MIS-, hltyhcr soon died, leaving an only
daughter. TIE husband was not heard OF
for two OF three years, when he came bac k
with the rank OF cClCnel Afterward he
recruited ami commanded a volunteer regi-
ment of Euerr. las, VINO karassel the Ken
tucky border, giving the federal authorities
much trouble. The war over, Witcher set
tied IN WAYNE county, marrying IA very at
uraetive woman of doubtful reputation, who
soon left him. Witcher, finding ex-confed-
crates in rather tad ordCr, went to Salt Lake
City, where he joined til, mormon church
and cut a high f,usa there for several
years. About 1872 he again appeared in
Wayne coanty, marrying the daughter of a
Nlrginian, and embarked i'll state politics,
his gift OF oratoFy making him a favorite
Running fo' state senator he was defeated
10y tut te6 votes, and for years continued
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08

MADRID, March s.-The marriage of the
infanta Eulaline daughter of Queen Isa
bella aud the youngest sister of the late
Kim Alfonso, and Prince Antoine de Mont,
peneier, ios,., place at the royal palace in
this city Saturday. Ta9 event was made
the &C asion # the IS cmbling in Madrid
from France, Portugal and Italy of large
numter of participants in the intrigue which
has for its object the seating of Crown
Prince Chai $ o. Portugal, duke of Bra.
ganza, upon ;h4 throne OF Spain, and the
union of Span ami i'or'usal, with King
Charles as the monarch Of the United King.
dom Of iberia.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08

LONDON, March "a telegram just re-
ceived here announces that Mount Etna is in
state of eruption Cinders and stones are
continually Icing thrown up, and it is sup
posed that lava is coming out of the crater;
but as it is covered by dense mist no
proper observations can be taxed Slight
shocks of earthquake have been felt at The
foot of the mountain.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08

BRADFORD, Pa, March S-Thoma'
Christie, aged 2l, and Hnratio King, age
20, clerks in the First National bank here
have been arrested foi, cmhozzling $0,00i
from that Institution, most of which they
lost in speculation The bank will lose
about S40, ,00l Tie balance OF the deficiency
can be reali ed. large amount of curren
cy has been laid in in anticipation of a run
King and Christie confessed their crime tx
the cashier and are assisting him in finding
fraudulent entries
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08

JOLIET, His, March S-A wild s7ene OF
confusion and excitement was created in the
wire. shop at the renitentiarg Friday even
ing by the assault o! Frederick Stephenson
a convict f,om Logan county, upon the
guard, Mr. James Ballard Stephenson was
finally knocSed senselcss hy the guards
heavy cane, and carried to the solitary.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08

BERLIN, March Sight more persons
have been arrested on charges of completely
i'll the plot to hetray German military
secrets to foreign governments, for which
Capt. Sarauw was recently sentenced to
twelve years penal servituie. Other arrests
are imminent All the evidence points to
Paris as the place where the intrigue oiigi-
mated. The central igure in the conspiracy
appears to be a Dane named Hansen, who
lives in Paris, is intimate with Herbette, and
is connected in some way with the military
administration AZ the Qnai d'Orsay. He is
said to be the controller of vast system of
secret service, embracing France and Ger
many, and employing an immense number
of spies
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08

NEW YORK, March s,-Rev J. R. W.
Sloane, D. D, professor of theology at the re-
formed Presby yterian. Theological semir ary, d,
Allegheny City, Pa, was found dead
Saturday morning
Heart disease is supposed to have been the
cauSa
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08
An Internal Machine Did it.

New YORK. Feb. 8.-[Special The
docks of the Monarch Steamship line,
the iron steamship Egyptian, Monarch,
Erie depots and train loaded with oil
were destroyed by fire this morning. 1t
is rumored the cause is the explosion of
an internal machine on the Egyptian
Monarch.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08

PHILADELPHIA, March 6.--George K.
Snyder, prominent member of the Law
and Order society was Friday expelled frofr
ths association for having, on his own con,
fession, accef.ed bribe from liquor
dealer.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08

The finest mail and paper box ever in
vented is for sale at the ARGUS office at
the low price of 81 each. The same box
is sold everywhere at S1.so. Call and ex'
anime them.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08
FIRE and Accident

Insurance in reliable companies at loves
rates, apply to E. Lieberknecht, real ess
rate. loan and insurance agent, and Dota-
Saoond avenue. eodtl
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08

LoSpoS, March s-The Daily News, re-
ferring TO Lord Hartington's speech, says
that if all politicians approached the Irish
question il the same spirit as Lord Harting-
ton the problem would soon be solved
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08

PITTsBURe, Feb 8.-[Special ton
thousand miners stopped work this morn
ing, demanding an advance Of ten cents
per ton.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08
Followed Har Ecncrcd Hus band.

UTICA, N. Y, March S.-[speciall--
The widow Of ex>GovernOr Horatio Sey-
mour died at the residence Of Roscoe
Conkling here this morning. Grief for
her late husband hastened her death
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08

WASHINGTON CITY, March S.-Immedi-
ately upon assembling, Saturday, the house
went into committee of the whole Mr. Crisp
of Georgia in the chair, on the state of the
Union for general debate.
Millard of New York addressed the COIN
mittee on the silver question. What the
people wanted, he said, was some legislation
which would make gold and silver equal in
value and maintain that equality. Some leg
islation would make the silver dollar worth
100 cents. The statement made at the time
Of the passage of the Bland bill that the
silver dollar would ever be the equal in value
with gold had proved to be wrong, and the
Bland dollar was now worth but 80 cents.
Tho Tariff Bills Chances In the Senate.
WASHINGTON CITY March S-A careful
ANALYSIS of the senate situation with refer
ence to the Morrison bill results in the con
clusion that the Republicans have an un-
doubted protective vote of thirty nine in
cluding Mitchell, of Oregon, and Riddle
berger and Mcpherson, forty two; that Van
Wyck may be counted with the free-tradersi
that Brown, Camden, Eustis VOORHEES, and
Fair NAV be counted upon to vote against
some of the measures of the bill, but would
vete, probably, with their party In the end,
and that the remainder of the Democrats
will support the whole bill
Don't Like Matthews Appointment.
WASHINGTON CITY, March s.-The feel
ing against the nomination of j. c. Mat
thews, of New York, to be recorder OF deeds
for this district, seems to be on the increase.
The local democratic press, without excep'
tion, have expressed disappointment, and
the Post and Critic, in editorials, request the
nresitent to withdraw the nomination Tbe
feeling of prominent democrats as expressed
In interviews is one Of grievoas disappoint
maut
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08

EOR SALE, SIXTY LOTS IN MY AD-
ditIons 20 the city of Rock Island On four year.
ly payments, with interest atsix per cent per an
uum DAVENPORT.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-08
HALF-CENT A WORl'.

THE ARGUS hereafter viii publish IN this cot
ann all a 'vertsements Of Lost, Found. For Rent
Tor Sale, Bo 7rd or Rooms Wanted and similar
notices, at the low OF one hdlf cent as0rd,
| each figure word, but advertisement less
than ten cents