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child Frightened Into Insanity.

SPRfHoFIELD, III, Feb. 8--in the County
Court, to-day. tho ten-year-old daughter 81
Pressly Saunders was found bopelessly in
sane and taken 20 the asylum. 81 JAG SON
resulting from the late Wabash shop strike.
Saunders refused 70 quit work. and uas a.
saulted BY the strikers In the presence Of
bis family. The acte 0f violence which en-
sued 80 excited the little daughter. ida AZ
20 throw Der into commissions and ultimate
fugauffr
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NEWCASTLE, DEL, FEB. 7--Harrison snd
William HOthweil, John Peachsm aud
George Norris ell colored, and Prank Play
ford, were publicly whipped on their bars
backs In the Newcastle jali-yard yesterday
morning receiving from five ~ twenty
iasbes each. Edwin j. HOllingsNorth was
confined one hour in the piiiOfy. Tho
thermOmeter was near zero. adding natur-
allY ~ the legal punishment and greatly
alErhvatlng TIE nrnca.. ~ inrfura
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Reoruilins for rsSss

FoRr WoErH, Feb IA company II
United States soldiers came In yesterday
en- route Tor Fort Coucho. Tex Thsv ars
fifty IN number snd srs from ths barrseks
a. Columbus, whore they bad bssn r..
cruited Several Of ths soldiers sfafaf that
recruiting offlcers bad been instructed 20
enlist AZ The available peu 81 once. aud h
1ss repdftsd test troubie With NsKico %
dav
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KllIsd huafallnn aain

EVANSVILLE, ISp., Feb "A distressing
accident occurred on the farm Of W. r.
Grady, situated on the Spotsviile road,
four miles from Henderson, KY, In which
Harvey Grady. aged eleven years, was i'm
on an errand, and In opening a large gate
on the road the screws we're drawn out OF
the post, which is considerably decayed.
the gate fell on the boys head In such =
way a. 20 break his neck, causing instant
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BURNED IN THEIR BEDS.
An Entire Family In Iowa Cremated in the
Ruins OF Their House.

McGHEooH, IA, Feb. 5.--Albert Cooley.
farmer residing three miles from here.
with his entire family, consisting OF his
wife, two boys and one little girl, were all
burned TO death In their house last night.
Nothing definite IL known Of the horrible
affair, except that the children had l,oen
SICK ~ ana the parents had been up with
theIi during the night. About morning
Cooiey took some Goals from the stove
placed them in shed adjoining the house
and then retired. The shed took fire and
tlnally burned the house and family. The
mousse was q one story log, with an attic.
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IlrrLa Mnv IIlnsr nsnnme, nIInd

PIrrsBuReH, Pa, Feb. Miss Idzzis
May Ulmer, who is playing in Dads Girl"
AZ Library Hal. tainted last night after the
close Ot the performance. and upon r0-
gaining cousCiousness was totally blind.
Sue was confined ~ her room. 10 So Paul,
for six weeks With iritia, aud this relapse 10
due 70 a severe cold and too carfv eHerff0n.
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Welsh Land oros Comb ne.

LONDON, Feb. 4.--The principal landlords
in Wales have combined 10 resist the de-
mand of tho Farmers League Tor reduc-
tion OF twenty-five per cent In farm rents
In proclaiming their decision the landlords
declare they regret that the Farmers League
has adopted the false assumption that there
is a natural antagonisrn between landlords
and tenants The landlords add that, while
they are willing TO reduce individual r, nts
according TO the exigencies of each partic-
liar case, they are determined 10 absolutely
decline TO recognize the League
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FamIlY on EIahl Ffa1sn 10 peath.

LrSooLs, NEB, Feb. 4.--Advices from
Geneva state that tho bodies OF a man,
woman and siz children were found frozen
stiff on the prairie, near Oberlin, Kas..
yesterday. They are supposed % be q man
named LsmDlon aud hts family. Who started
IN an emigrant wagon for Oberlin Just bs-
fore tho recent blizzard, and have not been
heard from since. A brother % Lennon
has gone n Oberiin from Gensva 70 identi-
- TIE faFtrn
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a Kurdsr,r for Menex nann,a.

DDxvEB, Col, Feb S-sl Mnich. one
% the three men who murdered samuel
Baldwin, near Leadville, on October ~
1874, for si,700 was hangsd In I.ssdvllls
this afternoon. Up - yesterday evening
Minich expected Governor Eaton ~ com.
mute his sentence % life ifnprisoument
Ile ascended the scaffold with cigar In
bis mouth, smile on his face. aud was
launched into eternity denying bis guilt -
the last
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WAsHfSGToS. Feb B--Sollcitor General
Goode Is now engaged 10 the preparation
u . bill % b. filed against gbs American
Bell Teiepbone Compsuy to vacate and sn.
pul its patent BE sayF that tho suit viii
De instituted as soOn a. y papers can bo
prepared, aud thgt no 6aci4on will be
reacbed IN regard - the plaCS .ol bringing
u until All toe papers sfe rcadv
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navac Innk Madlnlns

NELsoSvILLE, O.. Feb. 4-Thers died here
yesterday. of old sRe, = remarkable Old
lady, Mr.. Abigail Craine, AGED eigbty-onef
She bad mover taken 3 dose % meficine or
been sick ono hoar 10 Dor life sbo wss one
% the early pioneers 70 Hooking valley.
snd universally esteemed
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. Injured BY an ExDIodIng csndy. Kettle.

DETROIT, Feb. 8.--This morning candy.
kettle In Flynn & Durfss's establisbmsnt.
on Michigan avenue, exploded injuring
three persons. Carl Snickcnhackcr was
covered with the boiling candy and terribly
burned, ~ 4 thought his injuries viii
woro severely but not dannerOuslv
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Noted NIhilist caoIuyss.

81 PEIIEsBrno, Feb S--Ths psOrious
Sihtlist, Sorgius fvanhOh. has 6iao cap
tured. Ihe bfficers who trscked hirf down
end arrested him have been given y Re
vnrd 81 three thousand Yonhlea
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Nh NNiaAFiN NNia AaNNHfH
Honne curious roaearches have recently
besn undertaken ~ swias sad Swedish
physicians on the color - tho eyes. bus
without any apparent practical purposa
For convenience I'll eyes aefe al rldfd into
blue Or brown. che various shadas q rrnv
eyes being classified according g. tho rrura-
ineure ~ blue ~ nruNH BOB their color
Bone of toe cunrIusIuug drawn from a
great many ptIsHTrations are thrsss that
women With brown eyes have better pros
pfct ~ marriage than tbnse with hfua.
tLat the average number ~ children 4
greater With parcuta whose eyes are dis.
similar To children both ~ wfosa parents
have blue eyes nlnety.thTos Der cent H..
terit blue eyes hut lu % 'drFu both -
whose parents have brown eFfa only eighty
per cont have brown eFes The Above ~
suits we're reached in Switzerland ia
sweden the discoveries were nos nuffa the
s1me. The women wttI brown ewes are
more numerous there than tha men eIth
brown eyes. but brown eyes are snrsrrntfy
Increasing tnsre, as ga hWifEerlaud
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CAsEEs. Feb a-Princo Leopold. the
hereditary Prince % Anhalt sdiourning
here in the hopes Of restoring bis health,
died 60 day.
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ARMS, Feb 7-Greece has Informed
the Porte that sho has no intention ~ e.
tsckinR Turkey
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Forty Dsa,sss ssIow z.,o.


WArERrowN, r. Y Feb. B-The mercury
was ~ below zero here this morning
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-Ulna-fashionsble poung ladies
now oarrY canes. 1bfs IS a heavy
blow a. the dude. whose only refrro
now is ir leading a pu2 doz with
string - -PaiL0asiDa5a CaH
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MCrErD. Tsb 7-ssversi des.ts from
cholers are reported ~ Tarifs
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An Indians seed grower offered
prife Of one cent for each bean grown
on TIE one stalk producing thc isrgest
number ~ California tree beans If
cost him twenty-five dollars 90 redeem
his promise. The prize stalk contained
bur nundred and fifty pods and two
tpqpsand two hundred besns. - Circfa-
n1l Iirnes
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MI G. IL
Surface indications


What miner would very properly term
"SurIlce Indications of what is bCntalf.
are the Pimples, SIZES, Soc LS cs,
Boii5, and CutaneoEs IIG.lptions viii
which people are annoyed in 81 rin" and
early summer. The eiicie matter accllmu-
ia'ed during the winter HlontIs, now
makes 3 presence fclt, through Natures
cndcavors to cypel it from tie system.
While it remains. it is arn>on that testers
in The b'oOd ald my dcycnp into ScrOf-
ult. This con>l..i@n ca;lscS dcran~cmc mt
of the dise>tive and as:;iuii.:ttory or ans,
wi II feeling of cnnrvaiion. Ian'runr. and
wearincSs-often Il gh.ly SPOKEN OF a. >"only
spring fever" These are evidences that
Nature is not abe. unaled. 10 :hroN. OH
the cOrrtlnt a+oms which weaken The val
f9r"oS. 10 r"";rin Ecah. Nature m,i> b.
add BY Il thoroirsh bina,!-iurifvinr IL
icinc; ;..ld no,hns else is 81 eLecth as
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MISCELLANEOUS.

This Great
StFengt h e n.
ing Remedy
q N d N er We
TONIC is the
legitimate result
of over twenty
years practice,bva
THO K o U G l. Y
QUALIFIED GB
D u A TE PHYS
CLAN of one ).
the hig hest med
cal cole g es o
E u r pc an
CURES w 1T H
u N FA LIN G
G E r TAIN TY
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-07

Tho basis of representation to said Oonven
tion was mad, as follows: One delegate for
each so votes, and one for each fraction of 25
or over. cast for the Blaine and Logan Eec-
tors At the last election, aggregating Ia Dele
gates, spportioaed as follows:
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n2-An Assay Office Is connected with
the Bank under the su ervision of Mr..
Charles A. HOfer, late Assistant Aesayer
OF the United state Mint. Prompt and
reliable Bullion and O0re Assays o(
Gold, silver, Copper, Tin. Iron, Nickel,
Manganese, Cinnabar, &c., Ae.
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SMMASMs%t,s,

Nervous and physi-
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1t stops all unnatural and debilitating drain
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urine, ETC., so destructive to mind and body.
1t is sure eiminator Of all KIDNEY AND
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full 1fndiscretiOn or excess, q speedy
thorough and permanent CURE
Is GUARANFEED. Price. e&. 30 pei
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Ayer,s Sarsapaf77a,

which Is sufficiently powerful to o='el
from the system even the tail,L Of kCA eI-
itary Scrofula.
The medical profession inflorse AYERS
StRsAPARILLA. and MANY a,tc>tatio!.> uf
the cures eilectedby it come from Il ;yiS
of the world. 1t is, in the lan"na@" Of
The Hon. Francis Jewett. aX-Stae Sem
aror of Massachusetts and eN-Mayor Of
Lowell. "the only preparation lL.t docs
real, lasting good"
PREPARED by
Dr.. j. C. Ayer & Co., lowell, Hass.
Sold by all Druggists: Price ST.;
Six bottles for S..
mcel9
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02

HASTINGS, Mich, March Am immense
crowd was at the depot Saturday morning
to see Carveth, the convicted wife-poisoner,
off for JacS son under an eighteen years
sentence Friday afternoon he sent for his
family to come to the jail for the last fare
well Taking his little boys in his arms, he
gave them each money as Il token Of re
membrance, and gave his wife a s. gold
CON. He asked her to pray for him She
replied that when he confessed his guilt she
would ac eie t. his request He then col-
fessad putting poison in the medicine found
la th1 cellar way.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02

LONDON Mar n "a severe snowstorm
is raging over the greater part OF
Eng and Scotland ami Wales High
drifts =. snow are closely packed in many
Of the railway cuttings, and freight and
passenger traffic is impeded in all directions.
Many goods trains have been abandoned,
the crews taking the engines and running to
the nearest station for food and shelter,
after vainly working for holrs to move the
trains. In some cases passenger trains have
been snow bound tew,en stations for
twcnty-four hours, causing great suffering
among the passenger, and trainmen from
cold and hunger There are no signs Of any
abatement of the storm: on the contrary, il
seems to be increasing i'll violence
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02
The Mccormick Works kesume.

CHICAGO, March . - The Mccormick
harvt ster works resumed operations accord.
ing to announcement at O'Clock Monday
morning, although there We're some fears OF
trouble frcm the strikers Tie presence of
about SEQ policemen on the ground re
strained them from any acts ol violence
There wern between 20J and % men, who
when the doors We're opened marched into
.the works and went To work, followed by
boots and yells Of derision from the crowd
Fifteen arrests We're made by the police and
on their persons were found reviewers and
da gers. They were charged with carry ing
concealed weapons and melting riot.
Shortly after . a. m, a procession Of the
strikers about 600 strong form "a near tie
works, and with bands and Gags marcLe 10
their hall, where a meeting TO dis us the
situation was heji
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02
ARRESTED FOR AN OUTRAGE.
W. y. Price Jailed at Windsor, His, for
AlITidrP Hanging,

WINDSOR. Ills, March w. y Price,
who lives immediately opposite Dr. AID
ridges, whose daughter was 50 brutally
maitreated a few weeks ago, has been ar
rested charged with being the perpetrator of
the crime. The arrest was made because Of
the similarity between the writing on the
note left at DR.. Aldridge's by the villain and
the writing of the prisoner. Price laughs at
the charge Miss Aldridge is still very weak,
unable to walk about and barely able to sit
up. Price is a married man and has hereto
fore borne a good reputation. 1t is said that
he has been heard to threaten that he would
get even" with Dr. Aldridge for some real
or fanciel injury.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02

New ORLEAGs, Iarcl The city Is
agog over the severe whippinE admins
teFel II George Il Pct, manager of tde
Gulet cot-o gin tory, hy party OF
tw,n-y armed and III tsked mel. The affair
ocurf1d IL Ante l.t' Saturday night. Mr.
Pc t clo hing was iPped from lis body,
he was tiei to a tres, AMI crually lashed
Tn leader OF the party then read him
document, stlrinE that h. had been whipped
for importing foreign labor, nd warned him
to leave the country, with tie alternative of
Icing hanged Some time ago MIR Feet dis
charge a number of men on the ground Of
incompetency, and employed skilled work
mem from ParL rslJrg Va
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02

ADRIAN, Mich, March Three years
ago Della Drake, aged Ii, tn comely daugh
ter of a Woodsto,l farmer, while going to
her uncle's, half mile from home, was seized
10y an unknown man and choled to semi
unconsciousGe in an attempt TO outrage
her person Harve Marshall aged ~, the
son of a neighhor, apd unmarried, was ar
rested on suspicion, Two trials resulted in a
disagreement of the jury, but the third
ended in conviction. Saturday Judge
Howell sentenced Marshall to four
years in the state prison. The complainant
was married a year ago.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02

PARIS, March There was an exciting
debate in the chamber of deputies Monday
over the proposal to su5sidize the projected
international exposi -on of 1889. Hitherto
no country except Greece has responded to
the invitation of the French government to
participate in the exposition. Several Re
publican and Radical deputies in the debate
charged that the refusal OF the European
monarchical eovernmentStst join in the ex-
position is based upon their jealousy of the
Fren h republic and the fact that the date
fixed for the exposition is the centennial an
uiversary of the French revolution
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION OF POWDER.
Twenty-SiN Tons of Powder Exploded
Three Men Killed.

NEyIA, Ohio, March The dry house at
Goes station Powder mills exploded Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock and created the heav-
lest shock ever felt here Houses three
miles away were shattered, and the side Of
bridge, one mile away was blown of
Christy McCana, who was in the building,
and Henry Franklin and Michael Haney,
teamsters, who were with car alongside,
were all blown TO pieces, their remains being
gath red up in bu ketS The trunk Of one
man was found l0l yards away None of
Ffanklin'S remains were found. Car wheels
were thrown 80 yards, and nothing is left
OF the building but big hole in the ground.
Mrs. John Cromwell, in house some dis
tancc away, had her arm brokel and her
three children slightly hurt There We're
twenty-six tons Of powder IN the builiIng at
the time \ warehouSe near by with nearly
fifty tons Of powder in IL. had its roof caved
in by falling timbeTs. 4 boiler that stood
alongside Of the building can not he found
Portions Of clothing and flesh are hanging in
the tree tops, and people for milas around
are viewing the wreck The shock was felt
sixty miles away The Little Miami eX-
press train had iust passed fifteen MINUTES
before Cmisly NcCann was 80 years old
He leaves wife and one child Harry
Franklin was ~ year, Old and leaves a wife
and iodr children Michael Hanly was 81
years of age and leaves a wife and three
children who are in Ireland. The shock III
this city resemtlad that of an earthquake,
breaking windows and turning things upside
down.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02

MARsHFIELD, Wis, March Sunday
morning some unknown scoundrel got INTO
the residence of George Rundert, who is
never at home at night, being watchman,
and brutally outraged his sick wife His
little boy, aged II, coming to his mother's
assistance was knocked down and the victim
escaped without Identification. There will
he a Quick hanging if he is caught.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02

BosToN, March "A six days type
setting contest, one hour and twenty minutes
daily, between female comnositors, closed
Saturday night, The final score was. Miss
kennie, n $50 ems; Mis- Davis, y, go ems:
Miss Francis 2i,475 ems; Miss Hammond
Is, - ems. The prizes were gold wat h
to Miss kennie, silver watch and chain tc
Miss Davis, pearlmounted opera glasses to
Miss Francis, and so in cash TO Miss Ham
mond Three of tire ladies beat the best
record made in a similar contest last week
between male compositors from the leading
newspaper Offices.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02

ST. PAUL, MINI, March AT 10 o'clo k
Saturday night Theodore Rich, of Cobbles-
kill, n Y, walked into Room % of the As
toria hotel, and shot his wife dead and then
killed himself The woman was living at
the hotel with DR. Gale, of Cobbleskili, as
his wife. The pair eloped from Cobbleskill
Jan 26, and went to Bismarck, D. t, and
returned to this city Feb. |. Rich wanted
the woman to return and live with him, but
she refused
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02
Was the Dug Really Mad?

New YORK, March THE seven dogs
which were bitten by the dog that bit the
children sent from Newark to Paris for
treatment by Pasteur, and which have been
in pound ever since, will be released Tues
day, as no sympto us of the rabies have
been developed
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02

MONTREAL, March > An Irish Catholic
paper here charges Premier Mcdonald with
a piece Of Outrageous political trickeTy
towards the Irish { ttholic5 1t says eigh-
teen months ago iypdtatIon OF prominent
Irisi Catholics wairel upon him, claimed
that they dsa rvJd |. presentation in the
cabinet and ke hi 10 assign portfolio
to Senator O'D1H ugl. one of the most
prominent Irish Cdth4iias in Canada Sn,
john said 81 h a-tioI -Uli greatly dis
satisfy the OTan semen on whom he had to
dcpenl for the success Of his govern
mcnt Tho deputltion was o!durata,
however, aui threatened to give the
entire Irish Catholic support to the
opposition, AMI Sir John finally, to save
himsel from lie cat, promis Vi the place AMI
showed tbem a telegram signed hy the mar
quis of Lorne, then governor general, stating
that one Of the portfolios had been assigned
to Senator D'Eououyt vt the next session
the senator was on hand to assume Office.
Sir JOAN begged the Sc ator Eot to embar-
rasS him ana said If he wOult wait till later
lie would b, tiken into the cabinet. ODon-
oIgh waited in vain tai the : ssioR was over,
and then returned to his constituents and
told them how thry bad been hoaxed The
p1p-r charges Sir John with having forged
the telegram bearing the ramc of the mar
quis Of LOrne
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02

New YORK, March AT the meeting of
the Central Labor union Sunday the tin and
slate roofeIs submitted a resolution that
workingmen should take steps to prevent the
coming east of the Cinnamon who have been
boycotted in the west. The meeting unan-
imously adopted theresolution and appointed
a committee to take the matter into consid-
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02

LoN31y. March THE Times Berlin cor
rezpon lani SAYS that Prince Bismarck in
conversation with deputy who was endeav-
oriH- to induca tha chancellor to open inter
national negotiations upon the sub oct OF
bimotaIhsn remarked that he would not
venture upon ground with which he wa
not familiar until he had thoroughly sur.
VeVai it.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02

Nearly $4,000 acres of land under water
along the Connecticut shore have been
sold by the state to oyster growers, and
last years taxes on this area zone fifth Of
which is in use) Welded SIS 900
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02

CHICAGO, March Sam Jones, the
Georgia revivalist, arrived here Saturday
mi baf been delivering three sermons a day
since, drawing very large audien'es
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02

Insurance in reliable companies at loves
rates, apply to E. Lieberknecht, real esss
rate loan and insurance agent, and nota-
ty public. Collections made. Office III
SECOND avenue. eodtf
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02

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 $3.50. Call and ex-
anime them,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02

LONDON, March , limited States Minister
Phelps and his wife visited Windsor castle
by royal invitation Monday. and Mrs
Phelps was formally presented to the queen