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New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
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The following the compaIatye gs9e cram ira r., sn2pt P IN
Wheat Corn oats. Rye Barley.
Mar 27i977+3OO lG7,7,o78 25No929 545'6o6 l,o3'7o4
MAJ 20 5o5j54G5 l57a55I3 2ie146o 57762G lo5sdo9
Mar ts4a6Goo72 055,2,3 3O8Gls9 a59,153 l2ol ~24
Mar 5,4s5so-95 l7,773s77 -,o2l4oj 2l4'G)4 l5l734l
f .6SS MSP dy choe Sr g TmoS iS S9 so
So .,l2.; No. >. 77.a8uc. Glover Mixed !o@7I 42ci
Sse r1e Straw S'GS 5o SHo2S HpH Rye 4oS5
MoLAs~E--r Polling stock quiet ut lsc for 500 test.
NAyAL PcntPe was a at and tlG Coon on
PHio@'TisroNe- -PoEE-Tnere very little doing, with
Puccs however show no ieced Sholce les % oD+ eSs
m y2e M ag 5I 2p 6a Sl % New esi so Ss - 30 for Fam
y Mess: 4l2256sl4 - for Clear Back md $'7jas.o0o
I" e1and CIV Extra Inda Ness. 10 01ds Oo
SS. Ms.' ORi' Fancy Plate 20 siro hAMShy 70
here Is no lie to the marte'. Holders how remain
vry steady on tIc bd IS 81 at guocd CO. lGHi ,e
quoted "a disc SMOKED shoulders 2qi4c. PICK ed
% cE naG here s0n G % acs c 90 J5s 10 ami Snori
clear We delivery at rtiyae terms aud IN MIwAi.
az -lort Clcir IN, u lal % AorL Io9g ceor IN
ear crc n,f ?G'T' ,Ss Clear c,y cayy to & u
preston mos mG kG a. tho co7 Price are down ab,ut
pc leaving on heavily - c3aton Is more active ana
caa ratms moderate Saes li5' ics WrSein steam .,
mauiS export, d6tc also 80 les 10 arrive at
G.Iic on q bill OF ,ldi.c Itj1tcs April, o2ja,- g.
closing q 2jc: 2,25U ties. May, G2G0 t.-9c. closing
s. &C. 5000 tcs. june 6.9lt,. &C: closing 63iea 90
tc~, Juy C3SdG.i.C closing 63i Il do.SC., 1000 tcs.
ANGST G4faGlGc closing a GIir.; 800 tcs Stptcm
be 81 6jc closing C. CIT, steam IN mJdrr' o..
1pd ~ale. 100 tCs at 4" c Retired quoted. Continent
6.tOc. and south American 9. 6.~5c....BUTIE TER and
tiEfS well sustained urC". with stcdN mo ler
e demand SEW BUIIEk-tlgn Creamery, 3ic PennSY
10 n ~ Western. airy naLnrkln
tub, q 3oc Western Imitation Creamery poo; wesiern
Daliy lUal-C e,telu factory. La e. kol, ~G 2c
Old BUTTER state airy. ]. d2bC. Sat' aiIirs, nrhns
and lub5 l20 2Jc state airy. irkins b023c CHEESb
state. shdllc.i Western 7'2eloi4c SKINS 2aSc;;...
IGG~-AIe offered lower AMI dur state, ia l3cI
western l2j;c southern / 0l23t.
SUGAN-Kaw steady but guet at &c FOR FAR DO test
Ceniuiugal mo- or 3td lic cost am ireisht Refined
steady. cut Loaf t-l606hsc.; crushed q lOQ6A-c;
Cubes GAaG 7.IGc; Powdered. t. 1896 .ltc.: Granu
Iated 6l4c; Mould a" 64c.: Confectionery ~ Glsci
standard a.. D 7sc; on A." b.0j'pcG White Extra
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
CALENDARS TODAY

ourREV COURT. CHlHBGRs-Before Lawrence J-Nos
a. So 81 ~ W. lO7. ll3 liz. 1873 ia 1856 247 2ls 2s3
Assessment calendar. '' wv ]'' '1'
Brady and Daniels, il Recess ~ '''' - -
,sufAthE TouH-CiHcuIf-PART I-Beiore Donohue j.
Nos. 'Ul3. IA. -
SUPREME CoURf-CIRcU1-PART III-Before Peckham ] ,
sURROGAlEs CoURT-BefOTe Rollins. S.-Wu az William
afuS II a. M viii Of EizabOh r. FLOYD IL a. IN; viii OF
Isaac Marcus, > D. m - --' "-N
>suPEmoE OoUH-srEcIAL TERM-Before o'Gorman, j.
NJ
term S W. Va"
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcLAL TKRA-Before Allen J-No
IA, Cicudar.
,Cir COUkf-GENERAL TRRH-Before McAda1p c. j.
March 81. ~ "'-''
CRY COUn-TRIAL TERM.-PART II-Befors MoAdam
=" J-Ao olOIrned ull Thursday. April !:
NOOH 81 UENkkAL sEs5IDSs-PART L-Bofore Judge
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
PHASE, OF wARNER'- TROUBLES.

The hearing before Snerill's jury to deter
mine whether Ms. w. >. Warner reasonable grounds
for her claim that The properly IN Ftavr.. seized by
the suerf dudcr Referee Coles decision belongs to her
wa- adjourned yesterday for one week
Waruer ana his wife have fixed uOuce of appeal from
the Judgment ia the case OF George c. Holt against
them.
Mrs E!a {. ,rd, wife OF Ferdinand Ward, has filed
AceptoH- 10 t.c htUiags OF the referee.
\ UufeI states titant jury sworn in Yester-
day Tho 4. JcretuI tn Wa al 10 q NJ VII
HosscS In IN warner and W 'rk,
a,cu,el Of aiding Ferdinand Ward in his fraud
scnemns
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30

Good ID PRIME -cors sold a. t6 "O@t" %
Tie average was e'timttcd at -jrS.
REVIEW or THE WEEK. he arfi !als NJ Be"vee ms
past week were go head les nal last week, and l41
head les, than ihe corresponding week 1e' year
with supply about equal to he demand prices
rning aay ancr wednesday iSt Common and hetun
gecn lost Friday, ana the market cio9s
The Ion@on and Liverpool markets suffered sharp decme
Win 1--we t3tte "a ing Oh u sa.Gs gn ef 40 drop
ping &C per =, QId trade dull anilop ir--cl --.,
Home for Ore ed ec' SOW but STEADY NJ @cT
and ltilc Prime Beef oAcr1ng. q.
Live calves been good demand an firm Win 40
While the sleep and Lamb market has ruled dull with the
grades weak AMI ambF lower. PfiEe stocA hss
been Ell sustained IN price am closed Urn % Ia o yiccs %
Hight supply Sprns lambs nave L'ch llS a1 ~. 80
sye u further decAed with foor 10 Gool seng at - ~
on oacrlte supply following the upward tendency
in markets o2s have made an adv tnce OF .4c
comparison u receipts or the past three months % the
present year with he rccyDts h hrst thr months OF
per cent decrease Mich Cows of 20 he d. Or Por
cent increase the rtcept- Of Live 'ays' Oh zoe
s 06O head and an incrcaseot OF 351O3 head
OF Live Hogs, equal 10 per cent ,,.o r,,,,s Too,
up 43 head against 1920 heat for the hfst three
ienihs Of X y net gain Of % 5tn hes 20 "a c,,.a q,
Jersey CITY aud ca car' at 61thSti maAinS 2O5' heAd
Mr. Eastman received g. cars 0,t.st, and stern &
VII me rxceot,on OF cars o. Prime Chicago Cattle
signed dire, TO Bumcnhals an the arrivals at Jersey
civ were on sale Tho light -upPly enabled sellers TO hold
tn market hrn AMI and M,Gnm steers sold az an
advlncc OF fully IOc per 100 with best quotaby
unchanged Ihc yaris cleared az an eory hour Mr.
,,oIsI, I'M 1urC has, q, 3 head for his -Xport trade.
With fe exception Of a tlirud' which sold at - 4Og
the range Ordinary Prime buocas was IRON ~ 70
M Gold NTH sold the Two c1ro.ds o. bucherins
Steers the market TO j. Loulon ~ lows sol ~ - ~
he Will take ont to rrow 22oJ quirters oil eef
2on c3rcasses OF Mutton. . ~, uo., ,
TIE wcck shipments OF 1--we StocN anu DreSSeu neei anu
follows
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
Market closing dull but steady. Transferable notices.
800.

gLogh AND Taos st 1ny contnnss e
C%nSg & N gg9la9n m Id1o H9GgTsd T d agG m ntcd ws te
ooDn r4de have GonnGi te oR1rhh9n' hs If If 5H %cp
bbIs we're for export Included the transactions are
W"t Infies 100 bbl4 WHter W6ear Fxr3 at 50 y
AZ % Tor Common to Good ana - 3'Gf' m 5cr AZ to 0
Tancy zoo bbi+ Extra 80 q 50 sass 90 manly manly
yo9 %R xF 9 At 4N IS 5 oT the Whole range ucud
small lots avonte patents at - % 20 80 goo & 9s
$",'nSS ~ e, ''I y:
g1@2c 4 m qSaa ''f5' to 2 Fancy Nfa ETra State s. s.
80 p; Common 70 eooa Extra Neate, I Z'%t9 oo oo
to Ohio. s3 as575 ioo $500 40 Gooi g
cea q 66@ 55@s 90 90 'Ro REs Tyia65 @ s+5o%3 straight
4 90 n Pan omS5 81 % 5S5 sr & Bas @ e. + Far 2
Good 80 cs7i Go9am Very choice - so - 3D. pat,l
I = @4 20 92qIp 4mTG3 6 lg@s t 29 TGanss %aItst
G,@,Hg m 81 r , cn, nse ot ci ca"gs in pfiee
2s? DSs 40 M 3q 2t 8 81 toce %eS % 5 TS%Rqn
low H1stcn s. C54 - Brquiywine at 81 sos? So
cash ot1 with faryactye trade closing Quc optps opened
a &c O. the decline tel lost e Improvement ana closed
for export cy Mlers mold on ma good RnsRG;s IN
4lS%r IaeIT is aio Go tiFy G s' @ G IN ~ 90
busn future 10000 bush spot sEd TO arFye ncl@ims
free N toard from store 9tHo9i3c delivered at"at ncn
on opflns Of NAVIGATION cost. uraaco and eht az
about a'a"o%c in addition to the above eonsdtra9e 10,
opening Of navigation At about o52' and 5OOiO' Dlsh
-urHg also IN arrive without further par cUars NO ''t
for !arcr nominal at 1ci Do for Apn 93 J,1'c. Closns
g3C; for May. Haai in!i &c. cusHg "t d no. lOf
June - &C. closing at 9fAc: d. for July - G'c
closing Ht5,c: 90. for August "i2U U3'c. closing at
fuI september, Sj-0i,C Closing n 80 'o GO
December. 90 ~ Ou ClOsnr al - &c -R Ky Il
g. 0Gtl2C for western, nd L50bc loI
BARLEY n rh't moro aCiI;e. S'itS 2,OuV
bush TwOrOWrd 7n,;2l.rl UnGra'ed Cdh1la lal
at ~'c..... BARLEY MALI pu end prc. uhcha nced
... .CORN-MYrket without decided change or cash
iots closing with little strength options opene1
heavy then f OF Ia c. ten recovered rO he Gee me
and cosr steady at ont tie beSi prices iaras rage
moderate business iot nome s ana 1HlrlV
active trnnsactors N opuons Shippers bou iht -'O y.
bush Sales "a 1000 bush. future $4,000 bush spot
TO arrive. including ugIa.ej AiTed a. 4 ic. o.
4+as0 iJliD steamer Mixed. liId41c. IN elevator
Latter pnce for next week a 'G G25 adoa 452i, loT two
iGc. ctv vatOr A.. aHOit. 44LGt>c TOT
special delivery next month on board: No = Mixed 10.
ri.r,i, 4i. closing al itc r. ApTi 4Gd4 d4G-c clos
al al 10 do FOR Nav iG3. CLOSING &c: do lOr
JIUe 47141Sc closing at .--...OAIS-- ASH loiS were
'ton op-I'u uul!. u. n
, med "A tTHc ann closed sales. 10000 bush iut
ure $1,000 bush spot, including No. Mixed at sc; No
]. ai So. 3 "a ute. S2GaN'4c.; NO
,. 3r3c. 40. l nominal 43c. Mixed Wost IN. 81 ia
80: WIito do. 3gU4j go; White state, 4lc No AiNel
March nominal al 50 2c; 10 iOr Aprli 80 2c c0sng az
36c do for Nay 90 Ia d3b Sc closing at 3O'2c-.f hED
a Jut steady. a., , - ,,,,
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
RIrs OLE L..GAI. NEWS.

Chlef Justice NcAdan, III the CITY Court yester-
gave ud sInen of Bridget f.. NcligIn
suit aya- NO g. Ter husband John
r. Nclls VINO If the uuioI. G'e
Ic4I usual bur al
iGn. &C. iusc mai irI .p 90, tOr
pr .nipy n had after" ar pad them and
E.ernb-r o. good standing when he died
Dr. Albu u ia, Of so ,3 Fourteenth St con
last Ogcubcr OF practising
u."Ine wIthout license and fined Ills cOuuse,
a. uydam. appca'i The court and a
has IendcIe0 the jul men and ordering
trial
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per yorh Pir,r, Ycssc,s amt K tiirO L5S
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COZ FEE-spt no drn end nominal at $50. for Fair
30 sales options opened h, f!oSH sriiy AFTER l't
C9y. Tao Iecop,s a. Ei' LOT two days were 300 btf4
Hayrc easier closing rH ENcl anlo I'm EiO i-l lighcr
saics here. 5000 bgs closing iJiOws. March. IOt0
no; Alrl. 7GO0Luo Nay, 7."o65U5; June. G95a700; !;
July 6"607GOi August. Gg-U 700; september G930
T. october. G9ja Iojc. Mud grades steady sales,
iGUJmJis Interior EarOd ltG bags Central AUeiican
and "A Savanilla on private te ms.
COTrON-~pot Cotton qucl and easy without quotoblo
change. sales l59 bales Receipts II tn pots
lGltu bales against l171O .s iay ast week and 1850
last -oDteGb'r J. 4.1HJflS bales. against
49, 'l15 for the "a uc period last season.
The quOiaUus aCcorOluE 10 tao American casSncatlon
utt. at,lIt,g
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30

&C." 5LsJsc. Extra &C" 6e5-si &C" %'s9'c' Ye'
low. - Di7c. ...
sTEARINF-Dul ard NORMALLY unchanged CITY qooted
Gt G7-1. and OicOnnrfRrinc a. tc. 90. .-..
TAILOW Guile: an rah,r A-cf ffine C'tJ quOtcH ~
SC sa,es. I,sUO los. ~ isUi 1-l6c.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30

Gndersecvo and Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald
Nos l. . 3. 4. .. g. Z.
CoUET OF CrNPG,L SHssTONs-PARr IL-Bet0re Jldge
Cowing anu Assistant District Attorney Purdy-NOs l. 4,
L. 3.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30

The Gould & Curry Mining Company la, levied an
assessment OF 40 cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
!.
STAINED.
STAINED.

Good Ordinary .... j.l6 Low MA Hin 713l6
STREET Good ordinary. I MddlIn2 -.--....., , J--O
Futures were quet The market Opcrel at 70 pouts
advance which erw3rd lost closing duh, bat steady.
Unchanged March and April aud 10 points decline on
other months Sales, IS, 100 bales.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30


only small business done in State bonds. Louisi.
ana stamped Is were PER cent higher Ut - 7pni
Carolina 81 uOHuudaUe were i easier at "ll ana Nr.
Sold al lOJll There no sale, Of cy bank stocS-
AGirly well distributed business was dO"c IN railway
bonds and prices generally were strong nut the deal
ms cye.0lrl no special fcdtnIc- Ere second c0nso,
suut. Kansas ii Texas general Is were huc Dai"g Oe
- aud 9-l2 ana closed al lc hht5t h-ute, and
teIrs cn,so' - were ctiyr Al 81 al ~ 10 ana closed at
9lit Chesapeake and Oho, series B. were up ~ Al
ila higher 90. %. CauaIa soutuorn second IS
op-ncd up ~ at = and closed at e1I5 West
I02a ,pd cioscd At 1921 last tennessee yrnia
georgia couso. js Il5 To ~0 aud no incomes were
l Oh = IL 6ger g az io8 Ncyor, CGicaso and t. LUIS
ir-t 10 ended Il higher at ~ Indiana BO'nlHSt"h
national aud Great Northern is w-re up y a. - Coz
umou> Hooking Valley and Toledo fr-ts Gccliucd = to
STli Michigan aud Lake shore Income, declined y %
~ n,n".r onj III, Grand western first rrcrl,1,s
sold 1869 ilG74 aud OREGON short Line 6s "'re n
higher X g. and nr-ts, RIO Grandc division rose - 10
NorneIn Pacific seconds from 96A to 97'sa97l9.
RECON ana continental nr,ts were mp a 81!
Fort Worth aud Denver first, r1sc per cent To- 30.
TEe Sn treasury to-day gained on balance $40 O2I.
made up b.. gains OF Ti5.5o9 currency aud a-]J,425
com TIE days operations covered Receipts,
fi.49479l payments, S1ol5,7G7; re.nians +. lal-
The local monoy market r'ied easy at -i4~J Dor
cent and q ose', = IL per ceaL
Inc Clrs -nL iIou'r statement was as follows: Ex
changes ) 3 Jll 10; balances. Ti.3J226A
Tho United states Treasury At Washington received
$685. 800 Nauuua ba.k notes Ur rcdemI ton.
ihe customs reccip,s ,crc S709l37 AMI the internal
iryel.Le rrcr pts were .fJ32,s l3.
The foreign e1ciangcs quiet aud steady at uu-
chAng,t quota Ions :Or business - follows: Bankers
bills - .at. ,ud 81 II foi bHs aud short 'tr ing
rrs!SclycIy: 1I7- dnI - br francs; 9Jt2 dd 9G
Ior reichmarks; 40 AMI 4o'4 lor 1uiiGciS.
I,uu4uu IIlttsl ConsOs were weak ana declined "A
per cent 10 100 J-l1 Tor both money and account.
ultrd S.acs buaGs cre not quoted. American railways
uure buoyaut WltILdter advances ana COZ timed tO
Improve uuring the Whol" dag, clOnug steady with
some small reactions from the highest HGures At Paris
French 3 per cents declined from 5000 To 80. -o0
~ 80. ana >IGht exchange ON London was irmer at
%. - y franc, 20 the Z.
Attention directed 70 an advertisement IN another
column OF interest to holders Of Wabash Railroad Sc
ANN
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE

CHARLKsros. March 29.-TurDeDtine dull at 400.
BAyLEEAH March 29. -TurDcDtine nrm at SIC.
MILAlxcIoS. March 29.-rurpentlne nrm AZ Jbla.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
MINING STOCKS
Saturday. To-ds

CLOSING PRICES or CALF ORyIA STOOKA
SAN Era NCIsCO. March 30. 1896
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
LIVE STOCk MARKET.

NFW. GOaN NOanGf WIfcn I5 I8hb.
uocvoa CoEa tnVnH rBCcy ~
T.4l3 li2 2.A tGilI 3O,9l9
nee evcs. cows. CalveL sheep SvLe
Jersey city stock Var lsJ.tr3 49,. 81 llso5 I1sIf
sGlielisi toT,,., ~ \. r.. ' IOo 10 @ 1905
I,e,o',s E gS3 238 is2 so2is 25si
I or w'ct l.st tvcir...... ~ l1S =lri aloz 4.OI
AyWy rCcts last AL 1850 20 io8 HJ,5J@ 5GJeS
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCilAEiE. MARCH 20.
rHs GHVEGNi. LtSE

AcuAl 7ALE$ I olosmf
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-07

There is great excitement in the highes
social circles of Mexico number Of in.
novators are attempting to introduce the
Partisan bonnet and many Mexican ladies
are wearing them instead of the national and
poetic mantilla Mexican patriots see in this
the entering wedge of national decay, and
call upon the ladies' to resist the blandisb-
ments of those who would bring them under
the dominion of the Partisan uilner The
ladies, however, do not appear 10 be i'm
pressed by their appeal Chicago journal
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-07

These creole girls again are in every way
peculiar unto thamseives Many OF them are
decided beauties, nearly al are charming in
manner. The style of beauty. the outfit, the
figure, the dressing Of the hair, tine carriage
the gait the general appearance, each and ali
are peculiar Once secn and they are not to
be forgotten. They fairly take you by storm.
They have unquestionahly the smallest feet
in America. One sees them here, there,
everywhere, good sized, splendidtly proper
TONED, plump as partridges, with ieet--weli,
rarely above ones-not mtrequently twel' es
and thirteens, misses sizes The instep, too,
high, arched, so exqnisitely rounded-it's no
use, come and see them for yourselves New
Orleans Cor Cleveland Plaindealer
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-07

LnNpoN, June "A Belfast row, which
appears to have been an unprovoked attack
upon small crowd of Catholics by large
body of Orangemen, has caused much un-
easiness, and fears are expressed that a re-
action will take place in the south and west
OF Ireland, where the moderation of the
Catholic majority under a prolonged series
Of pruvocations has secured for them the
admiration OF all impartial Observers
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-07

Sr. LOUIS, June Mr. A T. BedelI, of
East st Louis, is the victim of a wife's un-
faithfniness and desertion, AMI is now
mourning over tho loss of his little year
old girl, who has bsad kidnapped from him
by her wayward mother. About a year
ago Mrs Bedell eloped with one Michael
Kevens Friday evening, by the aid of an
accomplice named Pate, who had obtained
shelter in Bedell's home out of pure charity
on the part of the latter Mrs. Bedell car
red OIL the little girl from where she was
playing in front of the house, and drove
away in buggy Mr. Bedeil is now
searching the city Ior his child
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-07
MURDERED IN PRISON.


tine Cdafict Brains Another with d
Shovel in Joliet Penitentiary.
JOLIET, Ills, June :--Another murder
similar to the Mooney Anderson affair of
two years ago occurred at the penitentiary
Friday afternoon John O'Brien from
Macon county, sent up for three years for
larceny, and received in june lSS5, is the
convict who did the terrible deed Asa
Park, the victim, is Jo Daviess prisoner,
sentenced to eight years for rape in 1855
He formerly lived at Dayton, Ohio,
and is by trade painter. The two
men were loading mud into a wagon
from the saws" in the stone-yard O'Brien
finished his end of the wagon first and sat
down to wait for Park to do the sama The
| latter asked his partner to help him, as he
was slender built, while the other man was
robust and strong, and able to do twice as
much Hot words passed. and in an instant
lO'Brien struck Park between the eyes with
his shovel The fearful force of the blow
crushed the nose and bones of the face, and
the victim died before he could be carried
to the hospital, The coroner's jury visited
the prison Friday afternoon, and in their
| verdict recommended that @ Brien be held
to the grand jury for murder The dead
convict belongs to Dayton, Ohio, and is
supposed to have been in prison under an
| assumed name.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-07
Frederick Nourse still Missing.

New YORK, June .-Notwsthstanding
the report not word has been heard by the
friends of Frederick Nourse, the missing
treasurer of the o. r. & N railroad At
the O. r. & N. office there had been received
not the slightest word about Mr.. Nourse's
movements after be left the London hotel
As to the report that he was absenting him.
self on account OF some matters conneg ted
with the company it was definitely stated
that the missing ireasurer's accounts were
nerfectly eorre t.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-07

ERIE, Pa, June The Ohio & Lake
Erie railroad, now in process OF construc-
tion, was sold Friday at sheriffs sale to
Miss Sarah A Reed, a sister of President
w. W Reed. The rights and franchises of
the road were Sc. ed upon judgments
amounting to sG6,o1o The completion of
the road is of special importance, as it will
furnish an outlet for the Baltimore 4 Ohio
TO the great lGkes.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-07

LoEpoN, June The following note was
left at the lodge of knole Park, Seven
Oaks, Thursday 'Re4uest Minister Sack
willie West to be well on his guard, as a
giilainous attempt is being made here to
bring on war between England and Amer
lea. NEMESIS"
The note was turned over to the police,
and diligent seach is being made ior the
mau Mllo delivered it
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-07
ROBBED A COUNTY.
A Nebraska County Treasurer Gets Away
with $50 900.

with $50, 900.
OMAHA, Neb, June The shortage OF d.
W. Simpson, late treasurer Of Otoe county,
amounts to $5H,0a0, according to the latest
developments lie was arrested here Friday
night and will be tried for embe1zlement
When he left the Office his successor found
ev vdences OF fraud, and an Investigation
was set on foot resulting in the revelation of
far reaching discrepancies in the accounts
of the county. His method of
operating has been to circulate
warrants that had been paid but not
Cancelled Many folios are missing from
his books The proceeds of his speculation
are believed to be hidden away for future
use, as he has not lived high or speculated
His bondsmen are wealthy, and will be
called upon to make good the deiicIt
Simpson disappeared @aen he stepped out
of office, and has crooked transactions were
discovered. He has been paying out con-
siderable sums to keep those who were
aware of the condition G. his accounts fl ON
mentioning the matter The amount of his
defaication is believed to be far.in excess of
that at present discovered
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-07

LONDON, June THE Daily News com
menting on the speech recently delivered by
the Hon James IT, Blaine at Portland, Me
says: We have nothing to do with Blaine.
He belongs TO the admirable class OF Ameri-
can politicians. We can do very well with
out his opinions of this country. His advice
is not required III the management Of our
concerns. Whether he represents Lord
Salisbury or not We do not know and
neither do we care
The Standard SAYS 1--WE must try to be-
lieve that false version OF Lord Salisbury s
views were adopted without inquiry by tho
American politician, who has personal rea-
sons for cuitivating the Irish vote"
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-07

MILWAUKEE, June About twenty
postal cards, addressed to prominent busi-
ness men, were received at the postotiice
Friday, but only a few of them were de-
lisered Nearly all have been submitted to
the grand jury, now in session. The
address is written, while on the back appear
skull and crossbone ani the words under
meath, Beware, the Mysti League has its
eye upon you" 1t was first thought that
the whole WAS an advertising scheme, but
tfierward it was concluded 10 have th.
grand jury investigate it Most of the
cards were mailed at Chicago
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-07
A HELLisH DIED.
Eight People Burned I" Death
Through the Vaccinations OF
Incendiarists.

CHICAGO, June Especial Build
ings Nos. 73i and .33 Canal street tene-
ment houses were fired by incendiarists
early this morning.. Eight people were
burned to death. The floors and walls
were saturated with kerosene. Great ex~
citemeBt prevails.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-07
Will Test Its GonsritutionaIit

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June Liquor dealers
from all parts of tine state held confer
ence here Friday, with L. S Dodd, of To
ledo, and j. W. Bawley, of Cleveland, as
counsel and decided to tests the constitu-
tionaiity of the Dow liquor tax law A
temporary organization was effected, with
ii. s. Husman Us chairman, and j. r.
Wolf as secretary, both of Cincinnati The
Ohio State Liquor Deaiers's association was
organized later